An ordinary man is confronted by gangsters who have reason to believe a treasure is buried somewhere on his property.An ordinary man is confronted by gangsters who have reason to believe a treasure is buried somewhere on his property.An ordinary man is confronted by gangsters who have reason to believe a treasure is buried somewhere on his property.
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Claud Allister
- John Jason
- (as Claude Allister)
Arthur Edmund Carewe
- Ivan Borolsky, aka Jim
- (as Arthur Edmund Carew)
William B. Davidson
- Bill Dennett
- (as William Davidson)
Constantine Romanoff
- Pirate in Dream Sequence
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaAlthough this film was in the Associated Artists Productions (AAP) film library purchased from Warner Bros. in 1956, legal complications prevented it from being telecast until it finally appeared on the Turner Classic Movies schedule Monday 10 July 1995.
- GoofsIn the scene where Poppy and Anna meet, just before they leave the room, a fly is seen crawling on the left cheek and ear of Kay Strozzi. Scene is cut to Mary Brian and then back to Kay again, where the fly once again lands on her, this time on the right cheek.
- ConnectionsVersion of Strangers of the Night (1923)
- SoundtracksDrink To Me Only With Thine Eyes
(uncredited)
Music by R. Melish (1780)
Lyrics (poem to Celia) by Ben Jonson
Played on a bass violin by John Halliday
Featured review
Rich, old guy ambrose is used to his routine. During a terrble storm, madame valeska asks for refuge from the weather, and from a dangerous spy who is chasing after her. But when ambrose goes to call the po-po, he falls under valeska's spell, and decides not to call the coppers. Even when more interlopers show up! Clairvoyants and general riff raff suddenly appear, but they are really there to look for hidden treasure. They all seem to come and go, without being questioned. Will ambrose put a stop to these burglars? A sixty three minute shortie from associated artists. Directed by hobart henley. Story by walter hackett. This has the feel that it started as a play.....the sound quality is pretty bad, and the fact that there is a storm raging in the background for most of the film doesn't help. It's all just okay. A bit tedious. It was probably more interesting back in the day, but it's pretty dated at this point.
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- Runtime1 hour 3 minutes
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