The Phantom of Morrisville

Musician of the symphonic orchestra of the Opera house during the performance, which give the Opera of Georges Bizet "Carmen", reads the English detective. This book produces such a strong impression that he is her hero, sir Morris Hannibal, owner of the Gothic castle.

The fraudster Manuel Diaz hunts for the treasure of sir Morris who married lady Clarence Hamilton. For the wedding, among other guests invited reporter with the name and calling of the detective in a class of Alan Pinkerton and the old police officer from Scotland Yard inspector Bremby.

Manuel Diaz is trying to kill sir Morris, but he mysteriously disappears from a locked room, which then appears his lifeless body. The Hindu, superintendent of the tigers in the garden of sir Morris tells Pinkerton about the existence of grass, which keeps the human mind and ear, but does his body look like a corpse. Pinkerton realizes that sir Morris might use such a drug, to test his new wife.

Manuel Diaz is represented by attorney, "the widow": he has a document confirming that she was his wife, and then all her inheritance goes to Diaz. Pinkerton is trying to prevent the autopsy of the body of sir Morris and funeral procedures. Diaz realizes that sir Morris was alive, and inciting him to the tigers. The Indian, sensing the danger, telepathically orders the tigers are not the owner of the castle.

Diaz steals jewels "widow" Morris and will, which can deprive of her inheritance. The Ghost prevents him to hand over the jewels accomplices, and those deciding that Diaz lied to them, write a letter to the chief of police. In it they also indicate that Diaz is not the husband of Mrs. Morris, as the marriage certificate is bogus. Manuel was arrested, but he manages to escape. He's trying to kill Pinkerton, the chief of police and Mrs. Morris, but the Ghost prevents him. At the end of the film it turns out that the Ghost was the owner of the castle, who suffers from sleepwalking.

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