Crimson Ghost - Cliffhanger Serial Movie DVD Charles Quigley Linda Stirling

Description: Classic Cliffhanger Movie Serials Crimson Ghost Complete Serial all 12 Chapters - 1946 The Crimson Ghost 1946 - 12 Chapters Plot A mysterious villain, the eponymous Crimson Ghost, is determined to steal a counter atomic device known as Cyclotrode X, which can short out any electrical device. In order to prevent the audience deducing the identity of the Crimson Ghost, the studio cast stunt-man Bud Geary to embody the villain while several actors supplied the voice, including I. Stanford Jolley. Jolley's role was minor but he received fourth-billing and was therefore highly suspect. When The Crimson Ghost was unmasked in the 12th and final chapter, he proved to be yet another actor entirely, Joseph Forte, who had played a character seemingly above suspicion at that point in the serial. Television's future Lone Ranger, Clayton Moore, played a rare villainous role in this serial as one of the Crimson Ghost's henchmen, a cold-hearted gangster named Ashe. Cast Charles Quigley as Duncan Richards Linda Stirling as Diana Farnsworth Clayton Moore as Ashe I. Stanford Jolley as Doctor Blackton and the Voice of the Crimson Ghost Kenne Duncan as Professor Chambers Forrest Taylor as Professor Van Wyck Emmett Vogan as Anderson Sam Flint as Maxwell Joseph Forte as Professor Parker Stanley Price as Count Fator Chapter titles Atomic Peril Thunderbolt The Fatal Sacrifice The Laughing Skull Flaming Death Mystery of the Mountain Electrocution The Slave Collar Blazing Fury The Trap that Failed Double Murder The Invisible Trail From: Wikipedia the Free Encyclopedia Your Serial comes on a DVD-R in a Paper Protective Sleeve (NOT in a CASE) with Color Artwork on the DVD. All of our Serials Have Menus. Please keep in mind that this movie is of very good quality for its age, but is over 75 years old. This is Not HD quality and may not look that great on your large flat screen TV. This Classic Serial is in the Public Domain. As per eBay policy, we have added the following information : Thousands of motion pictures are in the Public Domain because they were 1: Released without Copyright Notices; 2: Were never registered with the Library of Congress, had improper or late registrations; or 3: Were not properly renewed under the old requirements for films made before 1964. Date of release: Oct 1946 Date entered public domain: January 1, 1971

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