Haunted House (1940)

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Jackie Moran

Jimmie Atkins

Marcia Mae Jones

Mildred 'Millie' Henshaw

George Cleveland

Albert Henshaw

Christian Rub

Olaf Jensen

Henry Hall

Cyrus W. 'Cy' Burton

John St. Polis

Simkins

Clarence Wilson

Eph - Service Station Owner

Mary Carr

Grandma

Jessie Arnold

Mrs. Emily Henshaw

Hooper Atchley

Prosecuting Attorney

Marcelle Ray

Lucy Peters

Buddy Swan

Junior Henshaw
(as Buddy Swann)

Horace B. Carpenter

Judge Meade
(uncredited)

Jack Cheatham

Jailer
(uncredited)

Claire Du Brey

Sophie Smith
(uncredited)

Robert Dudley

Hank Edwards
(uncredited)

Frank LaRue

Mr. Brown
(uncredited)

Hal Price

Mr. Higgins
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
Marcia Mae Jones' claim to fame was that she had co-starred with Shirley Temple in two of her most popular 1930s hits, Heidi and The Little Princess. By the time she made this Poverty Row pot boiler, Jones' career was on the wain.

Citations
Jimmie Atkins: The car's open--I hope you don't mind getting blown.

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7/10

Kids outsmart the law in solving a murder case!

A fun film produced to cash in on the popularity of mysteries that swept the late '30's / early '40's. Very well done for an obvious "low budget" b-film. "Want-to-be" reporter and editor's niece do their best to prove innocence of accused murderer. Much circumstantial evidence leads them down several wrong paths, causing frustration and chastizing from elders. Perserverance pays off as they finally convince the law of friend's innocence, surprising everyone with the guilt of the real culprit. Definitely worth viewing.