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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 1084
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 773
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 579
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 581
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 413
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 361
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 406
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 362
Two daredevil pilots go after the same girl.
Cast
Larry J. Blake ... John P. 'Horseshoe' Donovan
Dick Purcell ... Percy 'Slats' Harrington
Beryl Wallace ... Marcia Bradford
Mamo Clark ... Lolano
Charles Brokaw ... Tom Mordant
Minerva Urecal ... Margaret Price
Forbes Murray ... Capt. Hawthorne
Paul Sutton ... Holo
LeRoy Mason ... Robert Walker
Al Kikume ... Don Kahano
Michael Visaroff ... The President
Billy Wayne ... Sgt. Jennings
Wilson Benge ... Sailor at Bar
Lynton Brent ... Radio Operator
Frederick Burton ... Conspirator
Chester Gan ... Hotel Waiter
Martin Garralaga ... Conspirator
Donald Kerr ... Constable
George Lloyd ... Lieutenant
Glenn Strange ... Messenger
Billy Young ... Georgie
Carleton Young ... Hotel Clerk
Directed by John Rawlins
Story By Harold Buckley
Screenplay by Harold Buckley, George Waggner
Associate Producer Paul Malvern
Produced by Trem Carr
Cinematography by Harry Neumann
Film Editing by Charles Craft
Art Direction by Charles Clague
Set Decoration by Albert Greenwood
Assistant Director Glenn Cook
Details
Country USA
Release Date: May 13, 1938
Production Co: Universal Pictures
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Al Kikume (9 October 1894 – 27 March 1972), born Elmer Kikume Gozier, was an American actor and stuntman of Hawaiian descent. He was born in either Honolulu or Kansas and died in Los Angeles. Beginning with his first credited role, in the independently produced Tarzan the Fearless (1933), Kikume was a regular performer in Hollywood jungle movies during the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
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Mandrake the Magician is a syndicated newspaper comic strip, created by Lee Falk (before he created The Phantom). Its publication began June 11, 1934. Phil Davis soon took over as the strip's illustrator, while Falk continued to script. The strip was distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Davis worked on the strip until his death in 1964, when Falk recruited current artist Fred Fredericks. With Falk's death in 1999, Fredericks became both writer and artist.
Mandrake is a magician whose work is based on an unusually fast hypnotic technique. As noted in captions, when Mandrake "gestures hypnotically", his subjects see illusions, and Mandrake has used this technique against a variety of villains including gangsters, mad scientists, extraterrestrials, and characters from other dimensions.
Mandrake and the Phantom Magician in Mel Graff's The Adventures of Patsy are regarded by comics historians as the first superheroes of comics. Comics historian Don Markstein writes, "Depending on how you define the term, Patsy's recurring rescuer, The Phantom Magician, may have been the first superhero in comics... Some people say Mandrake the Magician, who started in 1934, was comics' first superhero."
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29:18Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 01 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 01 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 01 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
19:50Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 02 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 02 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 02 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
18:37Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 03 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 03 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 03 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
16:38Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 04 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 04 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 04 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
14:08Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 05 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 05 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 05 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
14:19Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 06 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 06 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 06 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
31:42Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 07 and 08 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 07 and 08 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 07 and 08 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
28:43Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 09 and 10 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 09 and 10 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 09 and 10 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
37:34Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 11 and 12 of 12
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 11 and 12 of 12Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 11 and 12 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America. Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake. Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle. -
61:121938: John Rawlins - Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)
1938: John Rawlins - Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)1938: John Rawlins - Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)
Two daredevil pilots go after the same girl. Cast Larry J. Blake ... John P. 'Horseshoe' Donovan Dick Purcell ... Percy 'Slats' Harrington Beryl Wallace ... Marcia Bradford Mamo Clark ... Lolano Charles Brokaw ... Tom Mordant Minerva Urecal ... Margaret Price Forbes Murray ... Capt. Hawthorne Paul Sutton ... Holo LeRoy Mason ... Robert Walker Al Kikume ... Don Kahano Michael Visaroff ... The President Billy Wayne ... Sgt. Jennings Wilson Benge ... Sailor at Bar Lynton Brent ... Radio Operator Frederick Burton ... Conspirator Chester Gan ... Hotel Waiter Martin Garralaga ... Conspirator Donald Kerr ... Constable George Lloyd ... Lieutenant Glenn Strange ... Messenger Billy Young ... Georgie Carleton Young ... Hotel Clerk Directed by John Rawlins Story By Harold Buckley Screenplay by Harold Buckley, George Waggner Associate Producer Paul Malvern Produced by Trem Carr Cinematography by Harry Neumann Film Editing by Charles Craft Art Direction by Charles Clague Set Decoration by Albert Greenwood Assistant Director Glenn Cook Details Country USA Release Date: May 13, 1938 Production Co: Universal Pictures --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kikume, Al Filmography
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1957, role: actor , character name: Native
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1956, role: actor , character name: Extra
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1954, role: actor , character name: Native
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1953, role: actor , character name: Native
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1953, role: actor , character name: Governor's Native Secretary
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1953, role: actor , character name: Guard
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1953, role: actor , character name: Native at Girl's Dance
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1952, role: actor , character name: Warrior
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1952, role: actor , character name: Native Drummer
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1952, role: actor , character name: Headwaiter
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1952, role: actor , character name: Native
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1952, role: actor , character name: Native Man in Island Bar
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1952, role: actor , character name: Chief Rakos
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1951, role: actor , character name: Island Policeman
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1951, role: actor , character name: Hawaiian
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1950, role: actor , character name: Chief Tihoti
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1949, role: actor , character name: Native
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1949, role: actor , character name: Sgt. Tandu
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1948, role: actor , character name: Tribesman
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1948, role: actor , character name: Native Bearer
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1948, role: actor , character name: South Sea Island Policeman
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1948, role: actor , character name: Native Servant
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1948, role: actor , character name: Entertainer
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1948, role: actor , character name: Reporter
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1948, role: actor , character name: Hawaiian Waiter
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1947, role: actor , character name: Tangaros
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1947, role: actor , character name: A Maori
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1945, role: actor , character name: Guard
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1945, role: actor , character name: Joe, in Play
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1945, role: actor , character name: Henchman
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1944, role: actor , character name: Betrothal Hut Guard
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1943, role: actor , character name: Guard
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1942, role: actor , character name: Postman
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1942, role: actor , character name: Palace Entrance Guard [Chs. 1, 3, 8, 15]
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1942, role: actor , character name: Honolulu Cop
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1942, role: actor , character name: Code Messenger
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1942, role: actor , character name: Medicine Man
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1942, role: actor , character name: Kalo
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1942, role: actor , character name: Sikh Policeman
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1941, role: actor , character name: Native Chief [Ch. 11]
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1941, role: actor , character name: Chief Lutembi [Chs. 1, 4-6]
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1941, role: actor , character name: Policeman
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1940, role: actor , character name: High Priest
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1940, role: actor , character name: Cook
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1940, role: actor , character name: Indian Chief
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1939, role: actor , character name: Waiter at Hawaiian Village
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1939, role: actor , character name: Honolulu Policeman
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1939, role: actor , character name: Lothar, Mandrake's Assistant
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1939, role: actor , character name: Sergeant holding McGurk at the Garage
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1938, role: actor , character name: Hawaiian Police Officer Molokai
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 01 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 02 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 03 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 04 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 05 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 06 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 07 and 08 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 09 and 10 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 11 and 12 of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp. The professor's daughte... -
1938: John Rawlins - Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)
Two daredevil pilots go after the same girl. Cast Larry J. Blake ... John P. 'Horseshoe' Donovan Dick Purcell ... Percy 'Slats' Harrington Beryl Wallace ... Marcia Bradford Mamo Clark ... Lolano Charles Brokaw ... Tom Mordant Minerva Urecal ... Margaret Price Forbes Murray ... Capt. Hawthorne Paul Sutton ... Holo LeRoy Mason ... Robert Walker Al Kikume ... Don Kahano Michael Visaroff ... The President Billy Wayne ... Sgt. Jennings Wilson Benge ... Sailor at Bar Lynton Brent ... Radio Operator Frederick Burton ... Conspirator Chester Gan ... Hotel Waiter Martin Garralaga ... Conspirator Donald Kerr ... Constable George Lloyd ... Lieutenant Glenn Strange ... Messenger Billy Young ... Georgie Carleton Young ... Hotel Clerk Directed by John Rawlins Story By Harold Buckley Screenpl...
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 01 of 12
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- Duration: 29:18
- Updated: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 01 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 02 of 12
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- Duration: 19:50
- Updated: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 1084
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 02 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 1084
Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 03 of 12
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- Duration: 18:37
- Updated: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 773
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 04 of 12
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 04 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 05 of 12
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- Duration: 14:08
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 05 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 06 of 12
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- Duration: 14:19
- Updated: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 06 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 07 and 08 of 12
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- Duration: 31:42
- Updated: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 07 And 08 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 09 and 10 of 12
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- Duration: 28:43
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 09 And 10 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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Mandrake the Magician 1939 Chapter 11 and 12 of 12
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- Duration: 37:34
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Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on t...
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
wn.com/Mandrake The Magician 1939 Chapter 11 And 12 Of 12
Mandrake the Magician is an American sitcom from 1939, conducted by Columbia Pictures and is the 7th of 57 in this series producer. His character was based on the comics, it was created by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Divided into 12 chapters, was directed by Norman Deming and Sam Nelson, airing in US cinemas from December 7 1939.Ladrões discover that the Houston Teacher perfected a machine that creates energy and conspire to steal it. The villain is "The Wasp", a character with cape, mask and hat, giving orders to his gang of a movie screen. "The Wasp" often use the sign of a wasp on a wall, with a buzz to announce its presence to the teacher - a symbol that would later be revealed by Mandrake (Warren Hull) is simply shining a torch through a projected image of a wasp.
The professor's daughter, Betty, telegraphs to Mandrake for the help. On occasion, he is returning from Shanghai and Tibet, the SS Mohawk. A Lama in Tibet segredara you a formula to mix Platinite with steel to make it even more hardened. However, Platinite is very rare and is only found in one location in America.
Mandrake comes to help, but rather survives two attempts to death and a car chase. Professor finds, followed by their friends, Webster and Bennett. The professor reveals that his machine is very powerful and gives a demonstration of "Death-Ray", at the end of the first episode, ends up being used in Mandrake.
Mandrake convinces men of "The Wasp" that he has platinite villain needs to ray machine, and follow-up chase scenes, fights, kidnappings and death traps. There is little story presented, and the action is used to drive the show at a frenetic pace. Mandrake, on this show, acting with more magic tricks and sleight of hand, instead of using hypnosis used in comic books. Lothar, as opposed to being an African, an Asian was played by Al Kikume. Cast: Warren Hull, Doris Weston, Al Kikume, Rex Downing, Eduard Earle.
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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1938: John Rawlins - Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)
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Two daredevil pilots go after the same girl.
Cast
Larry J. Blake ... John P. 'Horseshoe' Donovan
Dick Purcell ... Percy 'Slats' Harrington
Beryl Wallace ... M...
Two daredevil pilots go after the same girl.
Cast
Larry J. Blake ... John P. 'Horseshoe' Donovan
Dick Purcell ... Percy 'Slats' Harrington
Beryl Wallace ... Marcia Bradford
Mamo Clark ... Lolano
Charles Brokaw ... Tom Mordant
Minerva Urecal ... Margaret Price
Forbes Murray ... Capt. Hawthorne
Paul Sutton ... Holo
LeRoy Mason ... Robert Walker
Al Kikume ... Don Kahano
Michael Visaroff ... The President
Billy Wayne ... Sgt. Jennings
Wilson Benge ... Sailor at Bar
Lynton Brent ... Radio Operator
Frederick Burton ... Conspirator
Chester Gan ... Hotel Waiter
Martin Garralaga ... Conspirator
Donald Kerr ... Constable
George Lloyd ... Lieutenant
Glenn Strange ... Messenger
Billy Young ... Georgie
Carleton Young ... Hotel Clerk
Directed by John Rawlins
Story By Harold Buckley
Screenplay by Harold Buckley, George Waggner
Associate Producer Paul Malvern
Produced by Trem Carr
Cinematography by Harry Neumann
Film Editing by Charles Craft
Art Direction by Charles Clague
Set Decoration by Albert Greenwood
Assistant Director Glenn Cook
Details
Country USA
Release Date: May 13, 1938
Production Co: Universal Pictures
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wn.com/1938 John Rawlins Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)
Two daredevil pilots go after the same girl.
Cast
Larry J. Blake ... John P. 'Horseshoe' Donovan
Dick Purcell ... Percy 'Slats' Harrington
Beryl Wallace ... Marcia Bradford
Mamo Clark ... Lolano
Charles Brokaw ... Tom Mordant
Minerva Urecal ... Margaret Price
Forbes Murray ... Capt. Hawthorne
Paul Sutton ... Holo
LeRoy Mason ... Robert Walker
Al Kikume ... Don Kahano
Michael Visaroff ... The President
Billy Wayne ... Sgt. Jennings
Wilson Benge ... Sailor at Bar
Lynton Brent ... Radio Operator
Frederick Burton ... Conspirator
Chester Gan ... Hotel Waiter
Martin Garralaga ... Conspirator
Donald Kerr ... Constable
George Lloyd ... Lieutenant
Glenn Strange ... Messenger
Billy Young ... Georgie
Carleton Young ... Hotel Clerk
Directed by John Rawlins
Story By Harold Buckley
Screenplay by Harold Buckley, George Waggner
Associate Producer Paul Malvern
Produced by Trem Carr
Cinematography by Harry Neumann
Film Editing by Charles Craft
Art Direction by Charles Clague
Set Decoration by Albert Greenwood
Assistant Director Glenn Cook
Details
Country USA
Release Date: May 13, 1938
Production Co: Universal Pictures
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1937: Charles Lamont - Wallaby Jim Of The Islands (George Huston, Ruth Coleman)
Wallaby Jim and his men have just found a valuable source of pearls in the South Pacific. But Jim's associate Norman has put the whole operation in jeopardy because of his gambling problem Cast George Houston ... Wallaby Jim Ruth Coleman ... Allison, Norman's Girl Douglas Walton ... Norman Brooks Wilhelm von Brincken ... Adolph Richter, Pearl Hunter Mamo Clark ... Lana Colin Campbell ... Limey, Kestrel Crew Syd Saylor ... Jake, Kestrel Crew Juan Torena ... Pascal the Thief Nick Thompson ... Carneli Joe, Richter Henchman Warner Richmond ... Karl Haage, Richter Henchman Edward Gargan ... Buck Morgan Wilson Benge ... Macklin - Raihoa Saloon Owner Chris-Pin Martin ... Mike (as Chris Martin) Kenneth Harlan ... Michael Corell, Richter Henchman John George ... Dwarf Sailor Al Kikume ... Kemo, ... -
Le Gorille de Brooklyn (1952) film vosfr
Un petit groupe d'indigènes les accueillent fiévreusement par des danses tribales ancestrales et nos deux amis en profitent pour faire connaissance avec la fille du chef de la tribu, la jolie Nona. Celle-ci les entraîne alors dans le laboratoire du mystérieux Dr Zabor... Sous-titré français Titre original : Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla Réalisateur : William Beaudine Acteurs : Bela Lugosi (Dr. Zabor), Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo, Charlita (Nona), Muriel Landers (Saloma), Al Kikume (le chef Rakos), Milton Newberger (Bongo, le sorcier), Martin Garralaga (Pepe Bordo) Durée : 74 minutes Année : 1952 -
Bela Lugosi meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
Nightclub performers Duke and Sammy are stranded on a jungle island on their way to perform in Guam. The inhabitants are very friendly and the chief's daughter even tries to help them to get off the island. They discover that the mad scientist Dr. Zabor lives on the other side of the island. The scientist tries to turn Duke into a monkey after he found out that he fall in love with Nora, too
1937: Charles Lamont - Wallaby Jim Of The Islands (George Huston, Ruth Coleman)
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Wallaby Jim and his men have just found a valuable source of pearls in the South Pacific. But Jim's associate Norman has put the whole operation in jeopardy bec...
Wallaby Jim and his men have just found a valuable source of pearls in the South Pacific. But Jim's associate Norman has put the whole operation in jeopardy because of his gambling problem
Cast
George Houston ... Wallaby Jim
Ruth Coleman ... Allison, Norman's Girl
Douglas Walton ... Norman Brooks
Wilhelm von Brincken ... Adolph Richter, Pearl Hunter
Mamo Clark ... Lana
Colin Campbell ... Limey, Kestrel Crew
Syd Saylor ... Jake, Kestrel Crew
Juan Torena ... Pascal the Thief
Nick Thompson ... Carneli Joe, Richter Henchman
Warner Richmond ... Karl Haage, Richter Henchman
Edward Gargan ... Buck Morgan
Wilson Benge ... Macklin - Raihoa Saloon Owner
Chris-Pin Martin ... Mike (as Chris Martin)
Kenneth Harlan ... Michael Corell, Richter Henchman
John George ... Dwarf Sailor
Al Kikume ... Kemo, Native Pearl Diver
James P. Spencer ... Native
Directed by Charles Lamont
Story by Albert Richard Wetjen
Screenplay by Bennett R. Cohen, Houston Branch
Produced by Bud Bersky
Cinematography by Ira H. Morgan
Film Editing by Guy V. Thayer Jr.
Art Direction by Paul Palmentola
Assistant Director Joseph Boyle
Details
Country USA
Release Date: December 17, 1937
Also Known As: The Spoilers Of The South Seas
Production Co: George A. Hirliman Productions
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Wallaby Jim and his men have just found a valuable source of pearls in the South Pacific. But Jim's associate Norman has put the whole operation in jeopardy because of his gambling problem
Cast
George Houston ... Wallaby Jim
Ruth Coleman ... Allison, Norman's Girl
Douglas Walton ... Norman Brooks
Wilhelm von Brincken ... Adolph Richter, Pearl Hunter
Mamo Clark ... Lana
Colin Campbell ... Limey, Kestrel Crew
Syd Saylor ... Jake, Kestrel Crew
Juan Torena ... Pascal the Thief
Nick Thompson ... Carneli Joe, Richter Henchman
Warner Richmond ... Karl Haage, Richter Henchman
Edward Gargan ... Buck Morgan
Wilson Benge ... Macklin - Raihoa Saloon Owner
Chris-Pin Martin ... Mike (as Chris Martin)
Kenneth Harlan ... Michael Corell, Richter Henchman
John George ... Dwarf Sailor
Al Kikume ... Kemo, Native Pearl Diver
James P. Spencer ... Native
Directed by Charles Lamont
Story by Albert Richard Wetjen
Screenplay by Bennett R. Cohen, Houston Branch
Produced by Bud Bersky
Cinematography by Ira H. Morgan
Film Editing by Guy V. Thayer Jr.
Art Direction by Paul Palmentola
Assistant Director Joseph Boyle
Details
Country USA
Release Date: December 17, 1937
Also Known As: The Spoilers Of The South Seas
Production Co: George A. Hirliman Productions
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Le Gorille de Brooklyn (1952) film vosfr
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Un petit groupe d'indigènes les accueillent fiévreusement par des danses tribales ancestrales et nos deux amis en profitent pour faire connaissance avec la fill...
Un petit groupe d'indigènes les accueillent fiévreusement par des danses tribales ancestrales et nos deux amis en profitent pour faire connaissance avec la fille du chef de la tribu, la jolie Nona. Celle-ci les entraîne alors dans le laboratoire du mystérieux Dr Zabor...
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Titre original : Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
Réalisateur : William Beaudine
Acteurs : Bela Lugosi (Dr. Zabor), Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo, Charlita (Nona), Muriel Landers (Saloma), Al Kikume (le chef Rakos), Milton Newberger (Bongo, le sorcier), Martin Garralaga (Pepe Bordo)
Durée : 74 minutes
Année : 1952
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Un petit groupe d'indigènes les accueillent fiévreusement par des danses tribales ancestrales et nos deux amis en profitent pour faire connaissance avec la fille du chef de la tribu, la jolie Nona. Celle-ci les entraîne alors dans le laboratoire du mystérieux Dr Zabor...
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Titre original : Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
Réalisateur : William Beaudine
Acteurs : Bela Lugosi (Dr. Zabor), Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo, Charlita (Nona), Muriel Landers (Saloma), Al Kikume (le chef Rakos), Milton Newberger (Bongo, le sorcier), Martin Garralaga (Pepe Bordo)
Durée : 74 minutes
Année : 1952
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Nightclub performers Duke and Sammy are stranded on a jungle island on their way to perform in Guam. The inhabitants are very friendly and the chief's daughter ...
Nightclub performers Duke and Sammy are stranded on a jungle island on their way to perform in Guam. The inhabitants are very friendly and the chief's daughter even tries to help them to get off the island. They discover that the mad scientist Dr. Zabor lives on the other side of the island. The scientist tries to turn Duke into a monkey after he found out that he fall in love with Nora, too
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Nightclub performers Duke and Sammy are stranded on a jungle island on their way to perform in Guam. The inhabitants are very friendly and the chief's daughter even tries to help them to get off the island. They discover that the mad scientist Dr. Zabor lives on the other side of the island. The scientist tries to turn Duke into a monkey after he found out that he fall in love with Nora, too
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Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla (trailer)
http://www.amazon.com/Bela-Lugosi-Meets-Brooklyn-Gorilla/dp/B000087F1R Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla is a 1952 comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring horror veteran Bela Lugosi and nightclub comedians Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo in roles approximating Martin and Lewis. Directed by William Beaudine Produced by Maurice Duke Written by Tim Ryan Music by Richard Hazard Cinematography: Charles Van Enger Editing by Philip Cahn Cast * Bela Lugosi (Dr. Zabor) * Duke Mitchell (Himself) * Sammy Petrillo (Himself) * Charlita (Nona) * Muriel Landers (Saloma) * Al Kikume (Chief Rakos) * Mickey Simpson (Chula, manservant) * Milton Newberger (Bongo the witch doctor) * Martin Garralaga (Pepe Bordo, waiter) * Cheeta ... -
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Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla is a 1952 comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring horror veteran Bela Lugosi and nightclub comedians Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo in roles approximating Martin and Lewis.
Directed by William Beaudine
Produced by Maurice Duke
Written by Tim Ryan
Music by Richard Hazard
Cinematography: Charles Van Enger
Editing by Philip Cahn
Cast
* Bela Lugosi (Dr. Zabor)
* Duke Mitchell (Himself)
* Sammy Petrillo (Himself)
* Charlita (Nona)
* Muriel Landers (Saloma)
* Al Kikume (Chief Rakos)
* Mickey Simpson (Chula, manservant)
* Milton Newberger (Bongo the witch doctor)
* Martin Garralaga (Pepe Bordo, waiter)
* Cheeta (Ramona the Chimp)[2]
* Steve Calvert (Gorilla #1, uncredited)
* Ray "Crash" Corrigan (Gorilla #2, uncredited)
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http://www.amazon.com/Bela-Lugosi-Meets-Brooklyn-Gorilla/dp/B000087F1R
Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla is a 1952 comedy film directed by William Beaudine and starring horror veteran Bela Lugosi and nightclub comedians Duke Mitchell and Sammy Petrillo in roles approximating Martin and Lewis.
Directed by William Beaudine
Produced by Maurice Duke
Written by Tim Ryan
Music by Richard Hazard
Cinematography: Charles Van Enger
Editing by Philip Cahn
Cast
* Bela Lugosi (Dr. Zabor)
* Duke Mitchell (Himself)
* Sammy Petrillo (Himself)
* Charlita (Nona)
* Muriel Landers (Saloma)
* Al Kikume (Chief Rakos)
* Mickey Simpson (Chula, manservant)
* Milton Newberger (Bongo the witch doctor)
* Martin Garralaga (Pepe Bordo, waiter)
* Cheeta (Ramona the Chimp)[2]
* Steve Calvert (Gorilla #1, uncredited)
* Ray "Crash" Corrigan (Gorilla #2, uncredited)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bela_Lugosi_Meets_a_Brooklyn_Gorilla
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A microrotary motor powered by bacteria
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A microrotary motor powered by bacteria
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Yuichi Hiratsuka, Makoto Miyata, Tetsuya Tada, and Taro Q. P. Uyeda
PNAS September 12, 2006, vol. 103, no. 37, 13618--13623
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1938: John Rawlins - Air Devils (Dick Purcell, Beryl Wallace)
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1937: Charles Lamont - Wallaby Jim Of The Islands (George Huston, Ruth Coleman)
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