Year: 1930
Runtime: 62 mins
Language: English
Director: Frank R. Strayer
At the stroke of midnight Peter Foley learns he can claim a million‑dollar inheritance, but he has no wife to satisfy the condition. To meet the deadline he hires a woman to pose as his spouse, launching a series of comedic mishaps and mysterious twists. If he isn’t married by midnight, the fortune will pass to his uncle, who lives in a reputedly haunted house.
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