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That's the quickest million dollars I ever lost.

Mary Carlisle and Regis Toomey in One Frightened Night (1935)

Mary Carlisle in One Frightened Night (1935)

Mary Carlisle, Wallace Ford, and Charley Grapewin in One Frightened Night (1935)

Mary Carlisle, Wallace Ford, and Regis Toomey in One Frightened Night (1935)

Charley Grapewin

Mary Carlisle

Arthur Hohl

Stuart Palmer

Wellyn Totman

An eccentric millionaire, unable to locate his only granddaughter, decides to divide his estate among a group of people less close to him: his niece and nephew, his attorney, his doctor, and his housekeeper. But complications and ...

Christy Cabanne

One Frightened Night

The Usual Cast of Characters

As Old Dark House movies go, it&apos;s not bad. It has the intriguing plot of having a group of no goods, needing money, having it given to them by the old rich man, and then having it plucked away. A murder is committed and then all the fun starts. There are secret closets and passages. There are dumb policemen and their partners. There are suspects all over the place. There&apos;s the guy who was Dorothy&apos;s uncle in &quot;The Wizard of Oz.&quot; We never know who to suspect. I have to admit that I felt sorry for some of the people who were going to get the money and then were aced out by a young woman, the granddaughter of the old man. I felt the housekeeper got a raw deal since she is treated pretty shabbily throughout. Even when we find out who did it, it&apos;s a little disappointing. The fun was &quot;not&quot; knowing. Nevertheless, there&apos;s lots of action and enough humor to make it fun. It&apos;s better than most of its ilk.

As Old Dark House movies go, it's not bad. It has the intriguing plot of having a group of no goods, needing money, having it given to them by the old rich man, and then having it plucked away. A murder is committed and then all the fun starts. There are secret closets and passages. There are dumb policemen and their partners. There are suspects all over the place. There's the guy who was Dorothy's uncle in "The Wizard of Oz." We never know who to suspect. I have to admit that I felt sorry for some of the people who were going to get the money and then were aced out by a young woman, the granddaughter of the old man. I felt the housekeeper got a raw deal since she is treated pretty shabbily throughout. Even when we find out who did it, it's a little disappointing. The fun was "not" knowing. Nevertheless, there's lots of action and enough humor to make it fun. It's better than most of its ilk.

An eccentric millionaire, unable to locate his only granddaughter, decides to divide his estate among a group of people less close to him: his niece and nephew, his attorney, his doctor, and his housekeeper. But complications and murder arise when two different women turn up, claiming to be the granddaughter.

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