Quotes from Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937)
15 quotes
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Charlie Chan:
[annoyed by Lee's whistling] Put a muzzle on peanut whistle.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
[at testimonial dinner] Police of New York and Honolulu have one thing in common. Both live on very small island, but while we have small volcano, you have biggest shakeup.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
[breaking into ship cabin because of screams] Sorry to intrude but etiquette ignored when lady in distress.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
[referring to the tell-all diary] No poison more deadly than ink.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
[to Lee] *One* cabin not big enough for *two* detectives!
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
[to Lee] Keep eyes open, and mouth *closed*!
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
But murder like revolving door - when one side close, other side open.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
Camera remember many things human eye forget.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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Charlie Chan:
Mud of bewilderment beginning to clear from pool of thought.
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Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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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.'
-
Warner Oland
in
Charlie Chan on Broadway
(1937)
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