The Ghost of Jerry Bundler

"The Ghost of Jerry Bundler" by W. W. Jacobs, and Charles Rock is a funny play set in an old hotel where some travelers share scary stories about a local legend named Jerry Bundler, who supposedly haunts the place. The cozy setting adds to the mystery and humor as the characters try to outdo each other with tales of the supernatural. As the night goes on, a prank involving disguises and mistaken identities goes too far causing the travelers to think they see Bundler's ghost. The play cleverly mixes suspense and comedy, highlighting how fear affects imagination and how much people enjoy telling stories as the audience is treated to amusing jokes and surprise endings.