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Mexican Spitfire Sees a Ghost

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Uncle Matt (Leon Errol) uses dog fur to pose as Lord Epping on business with Carmelita (Lupe Velez), but a group of saboteurs up to no good in the basement try to drive them away by making the house seem haunted by ghosts.

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Margo E No ghost in this film which really does not fit into the series. Lupe Velez does not sing or dance and appears in about 30 percent of the film. Story makes no sense and is about a spy ring in the basement of a house. Out of the 8 episodes in the series this wins the award as the worst and I really do not understand why they would write and film such a low grade movie. This one is only to be watched if you want to boast that you saw all the whole series, remember I warned you. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 09/01/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Uncle Matt (Leon Errol) uses dog fur to pose as Lord Epping on business with Carmelita (Lupe Velez), but a group of saboteurs up to no good in the basement try to drive them away by making the house seem haunted by ghosts.
Director
Leslie Goodwins
Producer
Cliff Reid
Screenwriter
Charles E. Roberts
Production Co
RKO Radio Pictures Inc.
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 10m