The Ghost Goes West

In The Ghost Goes West, Donald Glourie must deal with the ghost of his Highland ancestor, Murdoch, who haunts their ancestral castle until a long-standing insult is avenged. To escape his financial troubles, Donald sells the castle to an American businessman, Mr. Martin, who relocates it to Florida along with the ghost. The clash of old-world charm and modern American life creates humorous situations as Mr. Martin's daughter finds herself drawn to both Donald and Murdoch, mistaking them for the same person.

This film combines elements of romance, comedy, and fantasy, making it an interesting watch for fans of classic cinema from the 1930s. Collectors may appreciate the film's unique blend of genres and its exploration of themes relating to heritage and identity, all wrapped in a comedic package. If you're looking to add something distinctive to your collection, The Ghost Goes West presents an engaging narrative that showcases early 20th-century filmmaking.