
The Mummy's Tomb (1942) on Netflix
The high priest Mehemet Bey brings the mummy Kharis to Mapleton, Massachusetts, to punish those who desecrated Princess Ananka's tomb. John Banning, a doctor, is the son of one of those men.
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- Rotten Tomatoes29%
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Plot summary
Andoheb, a high priest of Karnak, hands over the care of the mummy Kharis to his follower Mehemet Bey, with instructions for the tanna leaves that rouse the creature and the task of avenging the desecration of Princess Ananka's tomb thirty years earlier. Bey and Kharis leave Egypt for Mapleton, Massachusetts, where Bey takes a caretaker's job at the cemetery and brews the leaves at the full moon. Dr. John Banning, whose father led the expedition that opened the tomb, lives in the town with his girlfriend, Isobel Evans. Babe Hanson, another member of that party, arrives in Mapleton. The sheriff and coroner look for an explanation.
Cast
Lon Chaney Jr.as The Mummy - Kharis
Dick Foranas Prof. Stephen A. Banning
John Hubbardas Dr. John Banning
Elyse Knoxas Isobel Evans
George Zuccoas Andoheb
Wallace Fordas Babe Hanson
Turhan Beyas Mehemet Bey
Virginia Brissacas Mrs. Ella Evans
Cliff Clarkas Sheriff C.L. Clark
Mary Gordonas Jane Banning
Paul E. Burnsas Jim, the Caretaker
Frank Reicheras Professor Matthew Norman
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Mummy's Tomb (1942)
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- According to writer James Lowder, the two-week shooting schedule and bargain-basement effects helped make The Mummy's Tomb Universal's most profitable film of the year for 1942.
- The Mummy's Tomb saves money by reusing footage from earlier Universal horror films, The Mummy's Hand, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein and The Ghost of Frankenstein, and music written for The Invisible Woman.
- The Banning family's home in the film is the Shelby House on Universal's backlot, a set originally built for the 1927 film Uncle Tom's Cabin.

















