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Seven Keys to Baldpate; Mystery Audiobook, Detective, Suspense, by Earl Derr Biggers
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
- published: 16 Mar 2016
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
- published: 14 Mar 2016
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Earl Derr Biggers, pisarz amerykański, umarł w roku 1933 jako autor dziesięciu powieści kryminalnych i pięciu sztuk. Dziś znany jest przede wszystkim jako twórca postaci Charlie Chana, sympatycznego i bystrego, choć trochę komicznego detektywa chińskiego z Hawajów. I właśnie Charlie Chan sam postanawia dokończyć śledztwa w wyjątkowo skomplikowanej sprawie: wśród członków kilkunastoosobowej wycieczki Amerykanów zdarzył się tragiczny wypadek. Pewnego dnia rano w jednym z londyńskich hoteli znaleziono pana Drake'a, poczciwego staruszka, martwego, z rzemieniem na szyi...
- published: 26 Feb 2016
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 24
LibriVox recording of The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac.
English romantic adventure starring a young American in London and inspired by the personal ads (agony columns) in the London papers. In this treacherous tale of murder and intrigue young American Geoffrey West tracks a killer from the posh dining room of the Carlton Hotel to the opium dens of London's Limehouse district in search of the truth and the heart of his true love only to find the culprit all too close to home.
Earl Derr Biggers is better known as the author of numerous Charlie Chan novels.
The Agony Column was released as a movie under the name Second Floor Mystery in 1930. While this movie was in production, its two stars, Loretta Young and Grant Withers, eloped. (Summary by peac)
- published: 09 Jan 2015
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
- published: 14 Mar 2016
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Earl Derr Biggers (August 24, 1884 – April 5, 1933) was an American novelist and playwright. He is remembered primarily for adaptations of his novels, especially those featuring the Chinese-American detective Charlie Chan.
The son of Robert J. and Emma E. (Derr) Biggers, Earl Derr Biggers was born in Warren, Ohio, and graduated from Harvard University in 1907. Many of his plays and novels were made into movies. He was posthumously inducted into the Warren City Schools Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame.
His novel Seven Keys to Baldpate led to seven films of the same title and at least two with different titles (House of the Long Shadows, Haunted Honeymoon) but essentially equivalent plots. George M. Cohan adapted the novel as an occasionally revived stage play of the same name. Cohan starred in the 1917 film version (one of his rare screen appearances) and the film version he later wrote (released in 1935) is perhaps the best known of the seven film versions.
Biggers lived in San Marino, California, and died in a Pasadena, California, hospital after suffering a heart attack in Palm Springs, California. He was 48.
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482:47Seven Keys to Baldpate; Mystery Audiobook, Detective, Suspense, by Earl Derr Biggers
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609:20Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo - Earl Derr Biggers | Audiobook PL całość
Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo - Earl Derr Biggers | Audiobook PL całośćCharlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo - Earl Derr Biggers | Audiobook PL całość
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451:27Love Insurance, Romantic Comedy Audiobook, by Earl Derr Biggers
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31:08El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 3 "En casa de Chan Kee Lim"
El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 3 "En casa de Chan Kee Lim"El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 3 "En casa de Chan Kee Lim"
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible. -
609:20Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo - Earl Derr Biggers * AudiobookPL
Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo - Earl Derr Biggers * AudiobookPLCharlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo - Earl Derr Biggers * AudiobookPL
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35:45El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 1 "Las Perlas Phillimore"
El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 1 "Las Perlas Phillimore"El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 1 "Las Perlas Phillimore"
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible. -
579:53Earl Derr Biggers - Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo (Audiobook PL)
Earl Derr Biggers - Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo (Audiobook PL)Earl Derr Biggers - Charlie Chan prowadzi śledztwo (Audiobook PL)
Earl Derr Biggers, pisarz amerykański, umarł w roku 1933 jako autor dziesięciu powieści kryminalnych i pięciu sztuk. Dziś znany jest przede wszystkim jako twórca postaci Charlie Chana, sympatycznego i bystrego, choć trochę komicznego detektywa chińskiego z Hawajów. I właśnie Charlie Chan sam postanawia dokończyć śledztwa w wyjątkowo skomplikowanej sprawie: wśród członków kilkunastoosobowej wycieczki Amerykanów zdarzył się tragiczny wypadek. Pewnego dnia rano w jednym z londyńskich hoteli znaleziono pana Drake'a, poczciwego staruszka, martwego, z rzemieniem na szyi... -
29:06El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capitulo 4 "El Oasis Special"
El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capitulo 4 "El Oasis Special"El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capitulo 4 "El Oasis Special"
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible. -
150:45The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac
The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peacThe Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac
LibriVox recording of The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac. English romantic adventure starring a young American in London and inspired by the personal ads (agony columns) in the London papers. In this treacherous tale of murder and intrigue young American Geoffrey West tracks a killer from the posh dining room of the Carlton Hotel to the opium dens of London's Limehouse district in search of the truth and the heart of his true love only to find the culprit all too close to home. Earl Derr Biggers is better known as the author of numerous Charlie Chan novels. The Agony Column was released as a movie under the name Second Floor Mystery in 1930. While this movie was in production, its two stars, Loretta Young and Grant Withers, eloped. (Summary by peac) -
27:49El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 2 "El detective de Hawai"
El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 2 "El detective de Hawai"El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 2 "El detective de Hawai"
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
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Earl Derr Biggers, pisarz amerykański, umarł w roku 1933 jako autor dziesięciu powieści kryminalnych i pięciu sztuk. Dziś znany jest przede wszystkim jako twórca postaci Charlie Chana, sympatycznego i bystrego, choć trochę komicznego detektywa chińskiego z Hawajów. I właśnie Charlie Chan sam postanawia dokończyć śledztwa w wyjątkowo skomplikowanej sprawie: wśród członków kilkunastoosobowej wycieczki Amerykanów zdarzył się tragiczny wypadek. Pewnego dnia rano w jednym z londyńskich hoteli znaleziono pana Drake'a, poczciwego staruszka, martwego, z rzemieniem na szyi...
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Earl Derr Biggers, pisarz amerykański, umarł w roku 1933 jako autor dziesięciu powieści kryminalnych i pięciu sztuk. Dziś znany jest przede wszystkim jako twórca postaci Charlie Chana, sympatycznego i bystrego, choć trochę komicznego detektywa chińskiego z Hawajów. I właśnie Charlie Chan sam postanawia dokończyć śledztwa w wyjątkowo skomplikowanej sprawie: wśród członków kilkunastoosobowej wycieczki Amerykanów zdarzył się tragiczny wypadek. Pewnego dnia rano w jednym z londyńskich hoteli znaleziono pana Drake'a, poczciwego staruszka, martwego, z rzemieniem na szyi...
- published: 26 Feb 2016
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El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capitulo 4 "El Oasis Special"
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- Duration: 29:06
- Updated: 17 Mar 2016
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de u...
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
- published: 17 Mar 2016
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The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac
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- Duration: 150:45
- Updated: 09 Jan 2015
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LibriVox recording of The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac.
English romantic adventure starring a young American in London and inspired by the ...
LibriVox recording of The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac.
English romantic adventure starring a young American in London and inspired by the personal ads (agony columns) in the London papers. In this treacherous tale of murder and intrigue young American Geoffrey West tracks a killer from the posh dining room of the Carlton Hotel to the opium dens of London's Limehouse district in search of the truth and the heart of his true love only to find the culprit all too close to home.
Earl Derr Biggers is better known as the author of numerous Charlie Chan novels.
The Agony Column was released as a movie under the name Second Floor Mystery in 1930. While this movie was in production, its two stars, Loretta Young and Grant Withers, eloped. (Summary by peac)
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LibriVox recording of The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac.
English romantic adventure starring a young American in London and inspired by the personal ads (agony columns) in the London papers. In this treacherous tale of murder and intrigue young American Geoffrey West tracks a killer from the posh dining room of the Carlton Hotel to the opium dens of London's Limehouse district in search of the truth and the heart of his true love only to find the culprit all too close to home.
Earl Derr Biggers is better known as the author of numerous Charlie Chan novels.
The Agony Column was released as a movie under the name Second Floor Mystery in 1930. While this movie was in production, its two stars, Loretta Young and Grant Withers, eloped. (Summary by peac)
- published: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 45
El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 2 "El detective de Hawai"
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- Duration: 27:49
- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de u...
El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
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El detective Charlie Chan, en El loro chino, se enfrenta a una de sus aventuras más memorables. El detective más sagaz de Honolulú, debe resolver el enigma de un asesinato sin cadáver. Las maravillosas perlas Phillimore resplandecían en la garganta de Sally, la heredera más rica de Honolulú. Y el joven Alec no podía apartar los ojos de aquel espectáculo... ¡Las perlas valían 300. 000 dolares! Pasaron muchos años, el collar hizo correr mucha sangre. Un loro chino llamado Tony, antes de morir, había ayudado a desvelar el misterio. Pero, con loro o sin loro, Charlie Chan, impasible y gordo sargento chino de la policía de Honolulú, es imbatible.
- published: 14 Mar 2016
- views: 13
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Charlie Chan in Reno, 1938-Free Classic Public Domain TV Series
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der... -
Charlie Chan in Egypt, 1935
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr... -
Charlie Chan in Dead Men Tell,(1941)-Classic Mystery TV Series-Retro
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der... -
Charlie Chan in the Secret Service, 1944-Free Classic TV Episodes
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der... -
Charlie Chan in Paris,(1935)-Free Classic Detective TV Episodes-Retro
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der... -
Charlie Chan: The Black Camel, 1931-Classic Detective TV Series-retro
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der... -
Charlie Chan in Rio, 1941-Public Domain Classic Detective TV Sereis
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der... -
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness, 1939-Classic Detective TV Series
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain." In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Der...
Charlie Chan in Reno, 1938-Free Classic Public Domain TV Series
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- Duration: 71:01
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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- published: 07 Jun 2015
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Charlie Chan in Egypt, 1935
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- Duration: 72:17
- Updated: 04 Apr 2016
- views: 6983
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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- published: 04 Apr 2016
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Charlie Chan in Dead Men Tell,(1941)-Classic Mystery TV Series-Retro
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- Duration: 60:34
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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- published: 07 Jun 2015
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Charlie Chan in the Secret Service, 1944-Free Classic TV Episodes
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- Duration: 64:37
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 24007
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
Free Classic Public Domain Movies and TV Shows. Vintage cinema, watch TV for free. Classic Detective TV episodes. Classic Nostalgia TV. Classic Police Mystery Movie for you. Murder and Intrigue in a Public Domain Classic Movie, from my Movie and TV Channel.
- published: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 24007
Charlie Chan in Paris,(1935)-Free Classic Detective TV Episodes-Retro
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- Duration: 71:33
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 31877
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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- published: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 31877
Charlie Chan: The Black Camel, 1931-Classic Detective TV Series-retro
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- Duration: 70:53
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 24626
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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- published: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 24626
Charlie Chan in Rio, 1941-Public Domain Classic Detective TV Sereis
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- Duration: 61:52
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 12938
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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- published: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 12938
Charlie Chan in City in Darkness, 1939-Classic Detective TV Series
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- Duration: 74:33
- Updated: 07 Jun 2015
- views: 20134
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in p...
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
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wn.com/Charlie Chan In City In Darkness, 1939 Classic Detective Tv Series
The character of Charlie Chan was created by author Earl Derr Biggers, who wrote several mystery novels featuring the character. Biggers based Charlie Chan in part on a Honolulu police officer named Chang Apana. Both the character of Charlie Chan and the real-life Chang Apana worked in Honululu and were accomplished, respected police officers of Chinese descent, but the similarities seem to end there. The first screen appearances of Charlie Chan were in silent serials and the character also had a small role in the 1929 early talkie "Behind That Curtain."
In 1931, Fox studios cast Warner Oland as Charlie Chan, who had previous experience playing Asian roles. For the most part, Warner Oland played Chan as a soft-spoken, polite detective, an aspect that was noticeably different from Earl Derr Biggers' original, more assertive Charlie Chan. However, Chan's wise proverbs and powers of deduction remained much the same in the films as they were in the novels. Warner Oland had a very successful run as Charlie Chan from 1931-37, and starred in perhaps the most acclaimed Chan film, "Charlie Chan at the Opera," co-starring Boris Karloff. The character of Chan was unique; he had no trouble coming up with wise proverbs or sayings for any situation. An example of one of his sayings- "Politeness is the golden key that opens many doors." He was often underestimated, even by members of the police force, and always came out ahead, no matter what people thought of him. This was a step forward for people of Chinese descent, because there had previously never been a Chinese character in movies that was not a villain or a negative stereotype. Warner Oland visited Shanghai, and was thought by many to really be Chinese, a testament to his believability in the role of Charlie Chan. One of the elements that made the series so popular was the addition of Charlie Chan's enthusiastic Americanized sons, played mainly by Asian actors Keye Luke, Sen Yung, and Benson Fong. Their amateur detective work and comedic chemistry with their onscreen "dad" was a key addition to the films' success.
Free Classic Public Domain Movies and TV Shows. Vintage cinema, watch TV for free. Classic Detective TV episodes. Classic Nostalgia TV. Classic Police Mystery Movie for you. Murder and Intrigue in a Public Domain Classic Movie, from my Movie and TV Channel.
- published: 07 Jun 2015
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JOAN LESLIE: “HELL’S OUTPOST” (1954)
[PLEASE READ] “[A]ny storm…would be worth the rainbow of your smile at the end.”—Earl Derr Biggers. A pretty woman inspires two ruthless men to go to extremes to satisfy their egos in the small, rugged mining town of Azurite, Colorado. Who will win? Who will lose? And will anyone survive the climactic dynamiting of a mountain? And what in hell does the woman have to say about all this? Watch the movie! HELL’S OUTPOST originally premiered on December 15, 1954—exactly 60 years ago today, the day of its YouTube “premiere.” **Joan Leslie is “Sarah Moffit”—pretty, sensible, and sympathetic working girl attracted to men of action [although Miss Leslie’s trademark charisma is subdued here—as well as in all her more “mature” roles post 1946—her fine beauty, dramatic intelligence, and artless abil... -
Dallas Originals Jeremy Biggers Jaded Interview
We managed to hold our man Jeremy Biggers hostage at the opening night of his new art exhibition, "jaded." and mined some interview gold. From the vision of his new art collection, to his lifestyle brand Stem and Thorn,to his work with the City of Dallas' "Big Influence" campaign. TeamBlacksheepBlog.com -
32/39: Charlie Chan; The Landini Murder Case - Conversation New
Charlie Chan is a fictional Chinese-American detective created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1923. Loosely based on Honolulu detective Chang Apana, Biggers conceived of the benevolent and heroic Chan as an alternative to Yellow Peril stereotypes, such as villains like Fu Manchu. Chan is a detective of the Honolulu police, though many stories feature Chan traveling the world as he investigates mysteries and solves crimes. On radio, Charlie Chan was heard in different series on four networks (Blue, NBC, ABC, MBS) between 1932 and 1948. Walter Connolly initially portrayed Chan as part of Esso Oil's Five Star Theater, which serialized adaptations of Biggers novels. Ed Begley, Sr. had the title role in NBC's The Adventures of Charlie Chan (1944–45), followed by Santos Ortega (1947–48). Leon Janney a... -
AUDIOBOOK : Gormenghast - by Mervyn Peake - Part 3/3
second novel in his Gormenghast series. It is the story of Titus Groan, 77th Earl of Groan and Lord of Gormenghast Castle, from age 7 to 17. As the story opens, Titus dreads the pre-ordained life of ritual that stretches before him. To Titus, Master of Ritual Barquentine and his apprentice Steerpike are the embodiment of all he wants to rebel against. -
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JOAN LESLIE: “HELL’S OUTPOST” (1954)
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- Duration: 89:36
- Updated: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 65079
[PLEASE READ] “[A]ny storm…would be worth the rainbow of your smile at the end.”—Earl Derr Biggers. A pretty woman inspires two ruthless men to go to extremes t...
[PLEASE READ] “[A]ny storm…would be worth the rainbow of your smile at the end.”—Earl Derr Biggers. A pretty woman inspires two ruthless men to go to extremes to satisfy their egos in the small, rugged mining town of Azurite, Colorado. Who will win? Who will lose? And will anyone survive the climactic dynamiting of a mountain? And what in hell does the woman have to say about all this? Watch the movie! HELL’S OUTPOST originally premiered on December 15, 1954—exactly 60 years ago today, the day of its YouTube “premiere.”
**Joan Leslie is “Sarah Moffit”—pretty, sensible, and sympathetic working girl attracted to men of action [although Miss Leslie’s trademark charisma is subdued here—as well as in all her more “mature” roles post 1946—her fine beauty, dramatic intelligence, and artless ability to project high self-esteem remain glorious constants. This video is uploaded in her honor.]
**Rod Cameron is “Tully Gibbs—a well-meaning, self-serving, determined opportunist [if imitation be the sincerest form of flattery, Cameron, interpreting his role, seems to ape Gary Cooper’s taciturnity.]
**John Russell is “Ben Hodes”—a brutal, unscrupulous, irrational son of a bitch [a prolific actor, Russell was decorated for valor at Guadalcanal as a US Marine in World War II.]
**Chill Wills is “Kevin Russell—Tully’s trusting, happy-go-lucky partner in a rich tungsten mining project [viewer be warned: Chill “sings” in this picture.]
**Kristine Miller is “Beth Hodes”—an attractive, but psychologically battered woman lifted by love
**Jim Davis is “Sam Horne”—a caring, principled newspaperman who probably has the movie’s best line of dialogue in a scene in when he prepares to kiss “Beth Hodes” for the first time.
Look also for appearances by Ben Cooper, Barton MacLane (“I Dream Of Jeannie”), and Arthur Q. Bryan (voice of cartoon character “Elmer Fudd”).
Directed by Joseph Kane, a veteran of dozens of directing credits, including many Westerns.
Based on the novel “Silver Rock” by Luke Short, pen name of writer Frederick D. Glidden.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047075/combined
NOTE: I am hoping the exposure this video upload provides HELL’S OUTPOST on YouTube will spark professional interest someday in its digital restoration and subsequent release—even as streaming content.
IMPORTANT: This is a special video upload of goodwill and admiration. Thoughtful comments and/or questions are welcome. If you are a professional and want credit I’ve neglected to give OR prefer that I delete this video, please contact me and it will promptly be done. Thank you.
wn.com/Joan Leslie “Hell’S Outpost” (1954)
[PLEASE READ] “[A]ny storm…would be worth the rainbow of your smile at the end.”—Earl Derr Biggers. A pretty woman inspires two ruthless men to go to extremes to satisfy their egos in the small, rugged mining town of Azurite, Colorado. Who will win? Who will lose? And will anyone survive the climactic dynamiting of a mountain? And what in hell does the woman have to say about all this? Watch the movie! HELL’S OUTPOST originally premiered on December 15, 1954—exactly 60 years ago today, the day of its YouTube “premiere.”
**Joan Leslie is “Sarah Moffit”—pretty, sensible, and sympathetic working girl attracted to men of action [although Miss Leslie’s trademark charisma is subdued here—as well as in all her more “mature” roles post 1946—her fine beauty, dramatic intelligence, and artless ability to project high self-esteem remain glorious constants. This video is uploaded in her honor.]
**Rod Cameron is “Tully Gibbs—a well-meaning, self-serving, determined opportunist [if imitation be the sincerest form of flattery, Cameron, interpreting his role, seems to ape Gary Cooper’s taciturnity.]
**John Russell is “Ben Hodes”—a brutal, unscrupulous, irrational son of a bitch [a prolific actor, Russell was decorated for valor at Guadalcanal as a US Marine in World War II.]
**Chill Wills is “Kevin Russell—Tully’s trusting, happy-go-lucky partner in a rich tungsten mining project [viewer be warned: Chill “sings” in this picture.]
**Kristine Miller is “Beth Hodes”—an attractive, but psychologically battered woman lifted by love
**Jim Davis is “Sam Horne”—a caring, principled newspaperman who probably has the movie’s best line of dialogue in a scene in when he prepares to kiss “Beth Hodes” for the first time.
Look also for appearances by Ben Cooper, Barton MacLane (“I Dream Of Jeannie”), and Arthur Q. Bryan (voice of cartoon character “Elmer Fudd”).
Directed by Joseph Kane, a veteran of dozens of directing credits, including many Westerns.
Based on the novel “Silver Rock” by Luke Short, pen name of writer Frederick D. Glidden.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047075/combined
NOTE: I am hoping the exposure this video upload provides HELL’S OUTPOST on YouTube will spark professional interest someday in its digital restoration and subsequent release—even as streaming content.
IMPORTANT: This is a special video upload of goodwill and admiration. Thoughtful comments and/or questions are welcome. If you are a professional and want credit I’ve neglected to give OR prefer that I delete this video, please contact me and it will promptly be done. Thank you.
- published: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 65079
Dallas Originals Jeremy Biggers Jaded Interview
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- Duration: 6:40
- Updated: 22 Oct 2013
- views: 154
We managed to hold our man Jeremy Biggers hostage at the opening night of his new art exhibition, "jaded." and mined some interview gold. From the vision of his...
We managed to hold our man Jeremy Biggers hostage at the opening night of his new art exhibition, "jaded." and mined some interview gold. From the vision of his new art collection, to his lifestyle brand Stem and Thorn,to his work with the City of Dallas' "Big Influence" campaign.
TeamBlacksheepBlog.com
wn.com/Dallas Originals Jeremy Biggers Jaded Interview
We managed to hold our man Jeremy Biggers hostage at the opening night of his new art exhibition, "jaded." and mined some interview gold. From the vision of his new art collection, to his lifestyle brand Stem and Thorn,to his work with the City of Dallas' "Big Influence" campaign.
TeamBlacksheepBlog.com
- published: 22 Oct 2013
- views: 154
32/39: Charlie Chan; The Landini Murder Case - Conversation New
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- Duration: 14:24
- Updated: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 29
Charlie Chan is a fictional Chinese-American detective created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1923. Loosely based on Honolulu detective Chang Apana, Biggers conceived ...
Charlie Chan is a fictional Chinese-American detective created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1923. Loosely based on Honolulu detective Chang Apana, Biggers conceived of the benevolent and heroic Chan as an alternative to Yellow Peril stereotypes, such as villains like Fu Manchu. Chan is a detective of the Honolulu police, though many stories feature Chan traveling the world as he investigates mysteries and solves crimes.
On radio, Charlie Chan was heard in different series on four networks (Blue, NBC, ABC, MBS) between 1932 and 1948. Walter Connolly initially portrayed Chan as part of Esso Oil's Five Star Theater, which serialized adaptations of Biggers novels. Ed Begley, Sr. had the title role in NBC's The Adventures of Charlie Chan (1944–45), followed by Santos Ortega (1947–48). Leon Janney and Rodney Jacobs were heard as Lee Chan, Number One Son, and Dorian St. George was the program's announcer. Radio Life magazine described Begley's Chan as "a good radio match for Sidney Toler's beloved film enactment."
PLEASE NOTE: Many episodes are lost to time, in the series "The Landini Murder Case" episodes 1 - 8 & 15 are lost
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wn.com/32 39 Charlie Chan The Landini Murder Case Conversation New
Charlie Chan is a fictional Chinese-American detective created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1923. Loosely based on Honolulu detective Chang Apana, Biggers conceived of the benevolent and heroic Chan as an alternative to Yellow Peril stereotypes, such as villains like Fu Manchu. Chan is a detective of the Honolulu police, though many stories feature Chan traveling the world as he investigates mysteries and solves crimes.
On radio, Charlie Chan was heard in different series on four networks (Blue, NBC, ABC, MBS) between 1932 and 1948. Walter Connolly initially portrayed Chan as part of Esso Oil's Five Star Theater, which serialized adaptations of Biggers novels. Ed Begley, Sr. had the title role in NBC's The Adventures of Charlie Chan (1944–45), followed by Santos Ortega (1947–48). Leon Janney and Rodney Jacobs were heard as Lee Chan, Number One Son, and Dorian St. George was the program's announcer. Radio Life magazine described Begley's Chan as "a good radio match for Sidney Toler's beloved film enactment."
PLEASE NOTE: Many episodes are lost to time, in the series "The Landini Murder Case" episodes 1 - 8 & 15 are lost
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- published: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 29
AUDIOBOOK : Gormenghast - by Mervyn Peake - Part 3/3
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- Duration: 241:58
- Updated: 16 Nov 2013
- views: 2116
second novel in his Gormenghast series. It is the story of Titus Groan, 77th Earl of Groan and Lord of Gormenghast Castle, from age 7 to 17. As the story opens,...
second novel in his Gormenghast series. It is the story of Titus Groan, 77th Earl of Groan and Lord of Gormenghast Castle, from age 7 to 17. As the story opens, Titus dreads the pre-ordained life of ritual that stretches before him. To Titus, Master of Ritual Barquentine and his apprentice Steerpike are the embodiment of all he wants to rebel against.
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El Loro Chino - Earl Derr Biggers - Capítulo 3 "En casa de Chan Kee Lim"
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The Agony Column, by Earl Derr Biggers, read by peac
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Charlie Chan in Reno, 1938-Free Classic Public Domain TV Series
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JOAN LESLIE: “HELL’S OUTPOST” (1954)
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. With a major controversy swirling around the new Transgender and Self-Identity Movement, not to mention the 50 gender identities listed on Facebook or the ongoing dispute over whether or to use a hyphen before American, on this July 4th many Americans will be debating identity instead of celebrating independence ... He wants to also put America first even if it means leaving NATO ... 198. ....
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JERUSALEM. The Bank of Israel bought "hundreds of millions" of dollars of foreign currency on Monday, dealers said, after the shekel continued to strengthen for a fifth straight session. One dealer at an Israeli bank said the central bank started buying at a dollar-shekel rate of around 3.84. The exchange rate, which quickly moved to 3.85, had weakened to 3.90 on June 27 in the wake of the Brexit vote ... "The Bank of Israel's position ......
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Law firm says article 50 cannot be triggered without full debate and vote by parliament. @owenbowcott. A prominent law firm is taking pre-emptive legal action against the government, following the EU referendum result, to try to ensure article 50 is not triggered without an act of parliament ... The law firm has retained the services of senior constitutional barristers, including Lord Pannick QC and Rhodri Thompson QC ... Facebook. Twitter ... ....
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Food prices will stagnate over the next decade as the population growth rate declines and income expansion in emerging economies slows. Food costs will stabilize at a level slightly higher than in the years before the 2007-08 price spike, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the United Nations’ Food & Agriculture Organization said in a joint report ... Protein Products ... LEARN MORE. ....
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Rapist who threatened to upload footage of crime to internet jailed
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The changing image of Chinese in Hollywood films
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By Initium Media. A recent flood of post-election comments by mainland Chinese netizens on Taiwan media Facebook pages is drawing lots of attention. The global publicity and characterizations of China stoked by the incident reminds me of another hot topic in film studies – How did the image of Chinese evolve in Hollywood films in the past century? ... “Red Dawn” in 2012 ... He was created by American author Earl Derr Biggers....
Reading American cities: books about Honolulu
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The most un-American of all American cities is bathed in literary culture ... Wild feel ... Aerial view of the Waikiki area of Honolulu. Photograph. Alamy. Anisse Gross. Anisse Gross is a writer and editor based in San Francisco. She was born and raised in Honolulu ... In 1846 the Honolulu Police Department was established, perhaps providing inspiration Earl Derr Biggers’s detective novels starring fictional Chinese detective Charlie Chan ... Show 25....
30 of the world's best hotel bars
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(CNN)Looking for phenomenal views?. A good drink in a classy space with a hip but low-key vibe? ... Connaught Bar, The Connaught (London) ... The Connaught's bar is elegant but not stuffy ... Cocktails are inventive -- the Radio City is a blend of vodka, Earl Grey and pink pepper syrup ... One rule ... The bar was immortalized by the Charlie Chan mystery, "The House Without a Key," written in 1925 by Earl Derr Biggers during his time at the Halekulani ... ....
Rewind book: The House Without a Key, by Earl Derr Biggers (1925)
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by Earl Derr Biggers ... It's still possible to visit the Halekulani, the Hawaiian hotel where columnist Earl Derr Biggers wrote the first Charlie Chan novel, The House Without a Key ... "In these friendly trusting islands, locked doors were obsolete," Biggers writes ... Biggers' take on the detective and, by extension, Asians in general, is progressive for its time....
Best-sellers from Watermark Books and Eighth Day Books (Aug. 3)
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Watermark Books & Cafe. Best-sellers. 1. “The Wives of Los Alamos” by Tarashea Nesbit. 2. “Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Little Golden Book” by Diane Muldrow. 3. “The Chinese Parrot” by Earl Derr Biggers. 4. “Grand Central” by Jenna Blum. 5. “Last Night at the Blue Angel” by Rebecca Rotert. 6. “Looking for Alaska” by John Green. 7 ... 8 ... 9 ... 10 ... Best-sellers....
English Professor Awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship (University of California - Santa Barbara)
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(Source. University of California - Santa Barbara) ... Huang received a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship in the area of Creative Arts - General Nonfiction ... He was immediately hooked ... in 1999, he taught as an assistant professor of English at Harvard, where he began researching the story of the Chinese detective - both real and fictional - and the life of Earl Derr Biggers, the Harvard graduate who had authored the Chan novels ... (noodl....
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