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LUGOSI IN HOLLYWOOD 13555. Jim Mulholland, The Abbott and Costello Book (New York: Popular Library, 1975), 140. Thepattern had been seen before at Universal when Lugosi's Dracula kept the company in the redin 1931. A double feature pairing Dracula and Frankenstein in the summer of 1938 also pulledUniversal out of financial trouble and led to the production of .So« of Frankenstein later thatyear. Coincidentally, Abbott and Costello's first feature as a starring team, Buck Privates(1941), and several of their subsequent films maintained the studio's solvency.56. Lennig, 274.57. Lennig, 294.58. Lennig, 51.59. Skal, Hollywood Gothic, 81-32.60. Lennig, 293.61. Richard Bojarski and Kenneth Beale, The Films of Boris Karloff (Secaucus, N. J.: CitadelPress, 1974), 23.62. Skal, 187.63. Charles Beaumont, Remember? Remember? (New York: Macmillan, 1963), quoted in Kelly,"The American Horror Film," 70.64. Grey, Nightmare of Ecstasy, 40.65. Ibid.66. Harry and Michael Medvéd, The Golden Turkey Awards (New York: Berkley Books, 1981), 260.67. Grey, 201, 103.68. Bride of the Monster (Rolling M Productions/Banner Films, 1955), screenplay by Edward D.Wood Jr. and Alex Gordon, quoted in Lennig, 307.69. Interview with Paul Marco for The Incredibly Strange Film Show, The Discovery Channel,March 1991.70. Grey, 70.71. Lennig, 308-311.72. Lennig, 311.73. Lennig, 312.74. Michael B. Druxman, Basil Rathbone: His Life and Films (South Brunswick, N. J., andLondon: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1975), 329.75. Grey, 104.76. Lennig, 315; Grey, 109.77. Medvéd and Medvéd, The Golden Turkey Awards, 307. Plan 9 was the overwhelming choiceas the worst film of all time in the authors' informal poll of the late 1970s.78. Grey, 206.79. Collins, 'The Meanest Man in the Movies," 19.80. The other biography was Robert Cremer's The Man Behind the Cape (Chicago: HenryRegnery Co., 1977).81. Grey, 127. "He was just a little boyl" Wood exclaimed of Lennig's relationship with Lugosithrough correspondence and occasional meetings in the 1940s. "I lived with the man\"82. Grey, 122.