1932：”FRANKENSTEIN”：
As the monster, Boris Karloff wears a square skull, bolts in his neck and wrists and an immobile expression.
“FRANKENSTEIN,” which terrorized movie-goers seven years ago when they were top flight money-makers for Universal, are stalking the screen again
-together this time. Breaking box office records from New York to San Francisco, they may outgross, as a double dose of horror, the figures they rolled up separately in 1931.
On a Lonely Mountain Top：Ｐ1：
Dr.Frankenstein (Colin Clive) and a dwarf assistant (Dwight Frye)
make a body from parts taken from graves.
The Body Is Transformed：Ｐ2：
into a gruesome monster by hoisting it to the roof of the laboratory
and allowing lightning to bolt through it.
The Monster Escapes：Ｐ3：
by choking the dwarf to death, and on her wedding day,
strangles the fiancee (Mae Clarke) of young Dr. Frankenstein, his maker.
A Little Girl Attracts Him：P４:
but like all other humans whom he meets, she finally is slain.
Then he goes on to ravage the countryside.
An Enraged Band hunts the fiend by night：Ｐ5：
Dr. Frankenstein leads the hunt, but becomes separated from the rest,
and is captured by the monster.
The Monster Dies：Ｐ6：
when the band sets fire to the laboratory (in an old mill) from the top of which he has hurled his helpless maker.