The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog

Big Ben looming, police deploying, and landlady Mrs. Bunting (Marie Ault) beginnng to wonder whether her queer tenant (Ivor Novello) could be the murderer all London is hunting, the second killing now underway, in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger, 1926.

At the relatively Bunting home, mother and dad (Marie Ault, Arthur Chesney) with daughter Daisy (actress credited as "June") and suitor (Malcolm Keen), not thinking too much about local murders when the title character (Ivor Novello) appears, early in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger, 1926.

Opening sequences in what is often described as the first true Alfred Hitchcock film, no credited actors appearing here, with a 1999 score composed by Ashley Irwin, from a Jack-The-Ripper inspired novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes, in The Lodger, 1926.