Ghost Patrol

Year: 1936

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: English

Director: Sam Newfield

RomanceCrimeWestern

The Professor has built a device that can cause aircraft to crash, and Dawson forces him to target money‑hauling planes. Tim arrives to investigate, is mistaken for a notorious outlaw, and adopts that identity to compel Dawson into a partnership. Just as a rescue plane approaches, Tim’s true identity is exposed; captured, he watches Dawson order the Professor to activate the machine.

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