The Charles Allis Art Museum continues its tribute to British actor Robert Donat tonight with a 7:30 p.m. screening of one of his more curious films, 1936’s The Ghost Goes West. This fantasy-comedy about an 18th century ghost who finds himself, through a comedy of errors, on a ship headed toward Florida, was a huge hit in Britain, thanks to its romantic subplot and, also, no doubt, the humor it milks from its anti-American sentiment.
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