The Ghost Train

[MonicaMC]

Oh, and by the way. (Post #17) The article is about eight (count 'em, 8!) pages long, so just keep on clicking on the forward/backward arrows in the top left hand corner when you get to the first page.

Eight pages? I only saw three: pp. 952-954. Is the article continued elsewhere in the edition?

I do appreciate the platform pic on the first page especially -- I'm thinking that fellow holding the suitcase is a familiar profile , but I could have it wrong. And the lady to the far right -- Ann Todd perhaps? (She was on the short side, after all.)

The article also points out another IMDb error (shocker): apparently the hero's name is Teddie Morrison, not Teddy Deakin.

[Geoffers]

The article also points out another IMDb error (shocker): apparently the hero's name is Teddie Morrison, not Teddy Deakin.

Note that the character was called Teddy Deakin in the 1941 film version, so maybe it was the same in 1931 and the article is mistaken?

[Rick C]

Eight pages? I only saw three: pp. 952-954. Is the article continued elsewhere in the edition?

I do appreciate the platform pic on the first page especially -- I'm thinking that fellow holding the suitcase is a familiar profile , but I could have it wrong. And the lady to the far right -- Ann Todd perhaps? (She was on the short side, after all.)

The article also points out another IMDb error (shocker): apparently the hero's name is Teddie Morrison, not Teddy Deakin.

There are photos on three later pages, Monica: 964/965 and 1007. It means going back to the last consecutive page and clicking all the way through.

In the course of which process one can learn how to build one's own elevator (Page 958-which would have been helpful to Rod Taylor in the 1967 film 'Hotel'), get wised up on Page 960 bwo (by way of) the craftsman's eye for safety with wooden ladders (are you there Norman? -Norman Wisdom that is); and that's before the second intermission which describes the experimental navigational aid in fog which would have made 'The Spirit of St.Louis' (and James Stewart's career) at least 20 minutes shorter.

(Remember you heard it here first, Monica and everyone)

[MonicaMC]

Note that the character was called Teddy Deakin in the 1941 film version, so maybe it was the same in 1931 and the article is mistaken?

Find me a viewable or reprintable complete set of the audio and visual reels of the 1931 version to verify what the character's name was, and I will gladly give you $1,000.

[MonicaMC]

There are photos on three later pages, Monica: 964/965 and 1007. It means going back to the last consecutive page and clicking all the way through.

Why click through all the pages when you can just edit the URL? :) (Changing the last few digits to match the pagination worked for me.)