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THE WHISPERING SHADOW (1933) Bela Lugosi, Viva Tattersall, Malcom McGregor, H.B. Walthal. There's weird goings on in Professor Strang's (Lugosi) eerie wax museum. Truck drivers are also getting bumped off one by one. Who is the mad "Whispering Shadow?" This is the featurized version or the original 15-chapter serial. 16mm
LITTLE MEN (1934) Ralph Morgan, Erin O’Brien-Moore, Frankie Darro, Dickie Moore. Considered by many to be the best screen version of the Louisa Alcott classic. Morgan and O'Brien-Moore run a home for wayward boys. Who thought that Monogram could come up with such a fine script for a classic literary work like this? Even better than their version of JANE EYRE. From 16mm
LADIES CRAVE EXCITEMENT (1935) Norman Foster, Evalyn Knapp. A spoiled rich girl disrupts an airshow with her auto-gyro. She gets into all kinds of trouble in spite of Foster's best efforts. Truthfully, this great action comedy has that slick feel of many early Republics. What a great opening title sequence! From 16mm.
ONE FRIGHTENED NIGHT (1935) Charley Grapewin, Wallace Ford, Mary Carlisle, Regis Toomey, Arthur Hohl. An outstanding old dark house horror story, tongue-in-cheek at times, but complete with all the chilling devices you like. A "Forgotten Horrors" must. 16mm.
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