The Bat (1926)
A masked criminal who dresses like a giant bat terrorizes the guests at an old house rented by a mystery writer.
Top billed cast
George BerangerGideon Bell
Charles HerzingerCourleigh Fleming
Emily FitzroyCornelia Van Gorder
Louise FazendaLizzie Allen
Arthur HousmanRichard Fleming
Robert McKimDr. Wells
Jack PickfordBrooks Bailey
Jewel CarmenDale Ogden
Sôjin KamiyamaBilly the Butler
Eddie GribbonDetective Anderson
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