Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Eugene Forde |
| Producer(s) | John Stone |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Film Adaptation, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Warner Oland(as Charlie Chan)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Warner Oland
(as Charlie Chan)
Keye Luke(as Lee Chan, #1 Son)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Keye Luke
(as Lee Chan, #1 Son)
Joan Marsh(as Joan Wendall, Photographer)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Joan Marsh
(as Joan Wendall, Photogra...)
J. Edward Bromberg(as Murdock, Editor New York Bulletin)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
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1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
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1937
J. Edward Bromberg
(as Murdock, Editor New Yo...)
Douglas Fowley(as Johnny Burke)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Douglas Fowley
(as Johnny Burke)
Harold Huber(as Chief Inspector James Nelson NYPD)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Harold Huber
(as Chief Inspector James ...)
Donald Woods(as Speed Patten, Reporter New York Bulletin)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
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1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Donald Woods
(as Speed Patten, Reporter...)
Joan Woodbury(as Marie Collins / Mrs. Thomas Mitchell)
Charlie Chan on Broadway
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1937
Charlie Chan on Broadway
Released
1937
Joan Woodbury
(as Marie Collins / Mrs. T...)
Charlie Chan on Broadway Overview:
Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Eugene Forde and produced by John Stone.
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Charlie Chan on Broadway Quotes:
Charlie Chan:
Someday hope to greet honorable brothers where roar of surf replace noise of subway and hot rhythm of Broadway cooled by strains of 'Aloha.'
Charlie Chan:
But murder like revolving door - when one side close, other side open.
Chief Inspector James Nelson NYPD:
[on the pier with other police to welcome Charlie Chan] Look, Smitty, have the band blast at somethin' Oriental. Hey, what is the Chinese national anthem anyway?
Smitty (Policeman): I don' know. Why don't you give 'em 'Chinatown, My Chinatown?'
Chief Inspector James Nelson NYPD: Okay, we'll play it.
Smitty (Policeman): I don' know. Why don't you give 'em 'Chinatown, My Chinatown?'
Chief Inspector James Nelson NYPD: Okay, we'll play it.
Lee Chan, #1 Son:
Gee, Pop, you sure missed a wonderful luncheon!
Charlie Chan: [at the shiprail suffering from seasickness] Contradiction, please. Not having eaten have missed nothing.
Lee Chan, #1 Son: I had turtle soup, chicken a la king, and three cream puffs. Then I had some ice cream.
Charlie Chan: Please stop! Mention of food more painful than surgeon's knife without anesthesia.
Lee Chan, #1 Son: Shall I get you medicine, Pop?
Charlie Chan: Good dose of land only effective medicine.
Charlie Chan: [at the shiprail suffering from seasickness] Contradiction, please. Not having eaten have missed nothing.
Lee Chan, #1 Son: I had turtle soup, chicken a la king, and three cream puffs. Then I had some ice cream.
Charlie Chan: Please stop! Mention of food more painful than surgeon's knife without anesthesia.
Lee Chan, #1 Son: Shall I get you medicine, Pop?
Charlie Chan: Good dose of land only effective medicine.
Charlie Chan:
[to Lee] *One* cabin not big enough for *two* detectives!
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The fifteenth of sixteen Charlie Chan movies starring Warner Oland.
In an early example of product placement, a bottle of Bayer aspirin is shown on a table.