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Al Martin (original screenplay)
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4 June 1936 (USA)
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A mad killer is on the loose in a hotel on a dark, gloomy night. | add synopsis
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Clara Kimball Young has The Last Laugh
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Wallace Ford | ... | Jimmy Kelly |
| Barbara Pepper | ... | Marjorie Burns |
| Joan Woodbury | ... | Gloria Robloff |
| Clara Kimball Young | ... | Mrs. Jamison |
| Jack Mulhall | ... | Bill |
| John Elliott | ... | Mr. Jamison |
| Earl Dwire | ... | Morgan |
| John Cowell | ... | Hughes (as John W. Cowell) |
| Vincent Dennis | ... | Bert |
| Arthur Loft | ... | Wentworth |
| Ivo Henderson | ... | Harrison |
| Ed Cassidy | ... | Mason |
| Silver Wolf | ... | Silver Wolf |
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Australia:70 min (uncut version) | USA:70 min
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When Mrs. Jamison (Clara Kimball Young) has her speech at the end of the film, a photograph of the younger Clara Kimball Young is visible behind her.
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Revealing mistakes: During the basement entry of the old lady, a candle "illumination" suddenly lights up room with the loud click of an arc light turning on.
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Remade as The Black Raven (1943)
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"A collection of travelers has gathered at the 'Red Rock Tavern', an old hotel, during a thunderstorm. All arriving for different reasons, the group is suddenly drawn together by the murder of one of the guests. Two store detectives staying at the hotel try to solve the case as other bodies turn up and the terror increases with each passing moment," according to the DVD sleeve's synopsis.
An eclectic cast makes this "old dark house" variation fairly entertaining, albeit structurally flawed. The leading man and woman are "store detectives" Wallace Ford (as Jimmy Kelly) and Barbara Pepper (as Marjorie Burns). But, the real treat is seeing former silent film superstar Clara Kimball Young (as Mrs. Jamison), in one of her more meaty later year roles. The matronly Ms. Young was one of the biggest stars in films during 1913-1919, and she still has her way with the camera.
***** The Rogues Tavern (1936) Robert F. Hill ~ Wallace Ford, Barbara Pepper, Clara Kimball Young