Mrs. Amworth

Series: Classics Dark and Dangerous

Duration: 28

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1977

Creator: Learning Corporation of America

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Copyright: Registered 31Jan77 · LP47925 (Jan-Jun 1977) Copyright holder: Highgate Associates, Ltd

Description: A portrayal of E.F. Benson's classic tale of the occult, in which a mysterious and deadly epidemic attacking a quiet English village is diagnosed by one of the townspeople to be the work of a vampire., A mysterious blood disease is slowly killing many residents in Maxley Village. While most doctors believe it is caused by gnats, Professor Urcombe thinks it might be the work of a vampire. His prime suspect is Mrs. Amworth. Her nocturnal walks and visits to ancestors' graves are very suspicious. One day she is struck and killed by an automobile. The mysterious disease still continues. A fascinating tale of the supernatural and vampirism. Stars Glynis Johns. Film version of the short story by E. F. Benson

Complete Record: A portrayal of E.F. Benson's classic tale of the occult, in which a mysterious and deadly epidemic attacking a quiet English village is diagnosed by one of the townspeople to be the work of a vampire., A mysterious and deadly epidemic attacks a serene English village. A former physiology professor believes it to be the work of a vampire. Suspicious of the town's new resident, the charming Mrs. Amworth, he takes steps to destroy the sinister presence. (Captioned version available) , , , A mysterious blood disease is slowly killing many residents in Maxley Village. While most doctors believe it is caused by gnats, Professor Urcombe thinks it might be the work of a vampire. His prime suspect is Mrs. Amworth. Her nocturnal walks and visits to ancestors' graves are very suspicious. One day she is struck and killed by an automobile. The mysterious disease still continues. A fascinating tale of the supernatural and vampirism. Stars Glynis Johns. Film version of the short story by E. F. Benson NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.