:05:05
Here's Dracula. When he and the monster
get together, things should happen.
:05:09
What do you think of that?
He's afraid of Dracula.
:05:12
Which proves that a monster
can dish it out, but he can't take it.
:05:20
Who's this? Why, it's Helen Twelvetrees.
:05:23
Maybe the nightmare is going to become
a pleasant dream. No, we're wrong.
:05:27
The monster is still looking for trouble.
:05:29
A man tells Helen she has no business
being in the same nightmare as Dracula.
:05:35
But Dracula's nearby and the gentleman's
finish starts to begin to commence.
:05:40
Meantime, the monster is looking on
and studying Dracula's technique.
:05:44
Helen is beside herself,
and now something else is beside her.
:05:58
There's nothing for Helen to do but faint
and wait for the nightmare to be over.
:06:03
Dracula's income tax was due
and he had to get some money.
:06:06
When night came,
Helen had decided to call it a day.
:06:09
But she forgot to take her jewels off, and
they look like ready money to Dracula.
:06:13
He has to be careful.
Helen is very ticklish around the neck.
:06:16
In fact, it's a very ticklish situation.
:06:19
And, of course,
the monster is taking it all in.
:06:21
But suddenly Dracula throws caution to
the winds and his fingers to the windpipe.
:06:26
Finally, the deed is did,
and Helen awakes in her sleep.
:06:36
When Helen tells the young man she saw
a ghost, he says he'd like to see one too.
:06:40
Well, it's too bad. It looks as if his goose
is cooked or his cook is hashed.
:06:47
Dracula gets him and we hear the vampire
eating his supper behind the wall.
:06:56
It's becoming tough. Every time
Helen talks to a man, Dracula gets him.