A treasury agent on the trail of counterfeit money confides to fellow ocean liner passenger Charlie Chan that there have been two attempts on his life.
Not one time watching these films ( I'm 65) did I ever feel racism or derogatory thoughts about anyone! Wasn't raised that way either. I wish we all would have learned to be better than we were in the past. Every ethnic group contributed to our history and we should be richer for it. Never destroy these old films. We always learn something from them.
I watched Charlie Chan when I was a young child. Fell in love with the movies when I saw them in the store I started buying them. Had them for a long time until a family member stole things from me. Glad to see them again. 😄😄
Haven't watched contemporary movies or TV shows for years! Love Charlie Chan and other classic movies and TV series that I grew up watching. I have CZcams premium with no ads (well worth the price) so I hardly ever watch anything else.
That's awesome... wish we could go back sometimes ? Seems like my little ones missed out on so much goodness and with all the BAD that's out there today we can use as much goodness and we can find ... thanks for sharing
Greetings from a fellow sexagenarian. On weekends, I got to stay up late with my dad and watch war movies. All of my favorite movies are still in black and white.
Tolerance, patience, wisdom. Much to be learned from watching Charlie Chan movies. And that number one son never could get one over on his father. Great stories. Thank you for showing them.
That isn't number one son that is number two son Jimmy who in a much later filmed in this one is basically getting drafted and going into the military it was the time of the second World War.
Three Classic African Americans Who Should Not Be Forgotten For Their Hollywood Careers----- Willie Best, Dudley Dickerson, Mantan Morelan-- R.I.P. Brothers !
My sister , and I ,back in the late 40’s early 50’s watching these old ,Charlie Chan ,movies with Sydney Toler, & his number 1 son. Enjoyed them ....then , enjoy them now., in my 80’s, my sister is dead., but I still remember, having good memories ,of her and I ,setting by that small tv...watching these mysteries.....
It snowing outside. We have about 6 inches so far with some sleet. Can't go anywhere. Roads are too bad. So, I'm kicked back and binge watching Charlie Chan movies. After these I'll probably binge watch Sherlock Holmes the rest of the day.
And let’s not forget the awesome wardrobes! Beautiful gowns that gave us an imagination grace and natural beauty and Tux and suits very becoming to the MALES especially the Fedora hats! When people were civilized for the better! I can remember those days and they weren’t so bad!
They taught a generation that people drop dead immediately when shot or knifed and no need to get a doctor. These detective movies were so dark, half of it would make a better radio show than a movie. The Nero Wolfe Mystery tv series was much better than this, with Timothy Hutton and Maury Chaykin, and a group of actors who played different parts in each episode as they would in the theater, very smartly written, captured the era very well. It's too good. Keeps me awake. :)
A grest Charlie Chan movie. Unfortunately, Sidney Toler was very ill, fighting Cancer in 1946. However he still managed to act in several movies in 46 -- among them, this one and Shadows over China Town. After passing away in 1947, Charlie Chan's role was assumed by Roland Winters.
@Gary Carpenter people always say he's a "stereotype" I don't know what's wrong with being intelligent,refined,and wise. Hell yoda must be a stereotype by that logic
@@garycarpenter2980 You are totally right. Max Baer Jr happened to be a good actor, his career becoming marked for that role. Even Connery became marked by his 007 role -- although he managed to relaunch, to overcome that burden.
Wikipedia: By the end of 1946, age and illness were affecting Toler. Diagnosed with cancer, the 72-year-old Toler was so ill during the filming of Dangerous Money (1946) and Shadows over Chinatown (1946) that he could hardly walk.
Love Charlie Chan movies, I have watched them over and over again. Sidney Toler is my favorite, but Warmer Oland does a great job also. Charlie is so cool, ya gotta love him.....
ANOTHER, great Charlie Chan movie!!! One I have never seen/heard, before now👍!!! Alot of good, side characters here, like Willy Best. The preverbal comic, icon, that's in many films, back then. Richard Elliot also, who's in numerous films and TV shows. He's the man sitting on the porch, iterating "Youth is wasted, on the wrong people", to Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, in"It's A Wonderful Life". Plus, he was Mayberry's, first mayor. I guess I'm slipping, I didn't spot the guy, dressed like a woman🙄, nor did I figure out, the killer(s).
"Hasty man can also drink Tea with Fork." I was working with a Belt Sander, and this quote came to mind - I was taking forever to sand the thickness of a thin piece of plastic down, I thought of the quote, then I went and got a piece of wood from the other side of the room. My thumbs weren't getting too hot after that.
I loved watching these movies with my dad in the 60s. I think I just gave away my age. I bought 2 sets of the films - one for myself and one to gift to a local nursing home. Warner Oland was a super Charlie Chan and it is to bad he passed away after making only the first six movies. Sidney Toler was also very good and helped memorialize the character. My least favorite to play Charlie Chan was J. Carrol Naish from the tv series was ok but not nearly as good as the other two.
After Toler came Roland Winters ("The Golden Eye")....he was a bit stale, bland, no defining characteristic. He pales in comparison to Oland & Toler. Check out aforementioned film. AVAILABLE now on CZcams.
Hi Karen, That's when I was watching these great movie too. Do you happen to know what Warner Oland died of, or died from? I always thought he did a great believable job of being Charlie Chan. I also liked Sidney Toler too. I think they both did a very fine job of playing the part of Charlie Chan!
@@chirelle.alanalooney8609 Warner Oland died of Pneumonia in August 1938, which was probably worsened by his Smoking and Alcoholism. He didn't want to be on the set in January 1938, he walked out, so the movie they were working on turned into "Mr. Moto's Gamble," and so the movie has Keye Luke as Lee Chan, Charlie's "#1 son," in it. "Mr. Moto's Gamble" was released *before* Oland died, though.
@@williamwoody7607 I prefer nationalities to play themselves in movies, but until recently that was not allowed. I just think he was less insulting. I know it is best to boycott those movies,, but I don't. The best I can do is not watch the Kung Fu TV series out of respect for Bruce Lee.
Love these! Bowery Boys too. These classics survive without car crashes, skimpy clothes on wanna be s , oh and the show you are cool saying the m-fword or f word with a shaved head and limited intelligence. If they remade these all that would be put in. Glad we can see these intact.
@@garycarpenter2980 I enjoy these movies a lot but they pale compared to the 5 original CC novels written by Earl Derl Biggers. It's hardly likely that they could ever recapture the atmosphere of these original movies, bur look at the "life" of Sherlock Holmes who is 40-50 years older than CC and has been successfully "re-invented" several times since the 40s Rathbone-Bruce series. Who would you get to play Charlie?
a great group of comedians who deserve your heartfelt praise, Tyrone, and from me, too. i absolutely love Mantan and his partner- they were freaking hilarious. but i think you should have included Lincoln Perry. i don’t think he deserves his bad rep at all. he was the first - he paved the way for others. and he made a fortune. glad to see he was speaking normally in this movie - and he got the last shot!!! 🎬🎰🎼🌹🌱 n.b. i’ve don’t think i’ve ever seen Charlie Chan shoot a gun at someone before.
I used to love Saturday afternoons Charlie Chen Tarzan with Wiseman Johnny quest on Saturday mornings there's a lot of fun growing up I'm proud to say I'm glad to Charlie Chan is now on CZcams to be able to watch and every one of his movies I thank you so much God bless stay safe from the coronavirus amen
That's impossible. You're asking a defiled, despoiled 'hollycrap' to actually go back in time. They cannot, any more than you or I could. We can only enjoy what CZcams gives us until the "cancel-culture" takes it all down. Best get ready for the Rapture!
Lee Larson. There are a lot more commercials in this one, but you can watch without commercials if you roll the entire film to the end & then push the replay sign. This works about 99% of the time. You have to push the timing all the way through to the finish, then push the rewind signal. It's easy & free.
Use to watch the Charlie Chan series and these Charlie Chan movies all the time as a child and thought they were strange because every Asian kid in my neighborhood and their parents spoke better English than me and my parents. I could not figure out why Charlie talked so strangely (Never said I was a bright kid).
@@franklanders7224 Mid '80s Sunday noon Mystery Theater featuring CC, Rathbone's Sherlock Holmes, Bulldog Drummond... then the horror show of Cub's baseball.
Roland Winters, the third CC, was 'all right', but not thrilling. Warner Oland, the first CC, was very good in what he did. *But Sidney Toler, the second CC, was THE definitive Charlie Chan. Fidelity to duty, loving care for his children, sharp Confucian logic, he did it all. I could well imagine him as a neighbor.
@@garycarpenter2980 RW portrayed a rather bland, a bit stale version of CC. Had no real defining characteristic. Check out "The Golden Eye" for yourself. AVAILABLE now via CZcams. It's FREE!
That's an awesome post ! Reminds us of a much better and simpler time ... my wife says I'm an old soul, maybe born in the wrong decade? Oh well ... what can you do
I must say how great would it be if PBS would show movie's like the one l just watch. For! Their are many people that still remember Mr. Charlie Chan moive's. This also would be great for the younger generation to get a look at what we saw back in the day thank you so very much. Hope to see more if l'm able to find them. Remember to wear you masks and stay safe.
I do not expect PBS to show any of this type of movie, PBS is too "politically correct", so we will have to look for them here. But masks? No thanks. That is a huge psyop. No one needed to wear masks this whole year. They did more harm than good.
@@amandawilcox9638 Who is the "she" you refer to? The commenter? I believe that is a male, but regardless, she did not give a "blessing", she reminded people to "stay safe". I don't need a reminder for that. The mask tyranny must end.
🙋 I enjoyed watching all the Jackie Chan movies growing up as a young teenager with my grandparents. Even though I was probably 11 years old when I first seen Jackie Chan movies they were still good. I thought they were a little bit of a slow pace that moving movies but they were good. I wish they were still showing them on TV yet.
There are no big stars in this low budget film. But enough solid, recognizable character actors. Many, early in their career. EX: The murdered Govt. Agent was in a lot of 50's TV westerns. And John Harmon who plays Eddie the hotel clerk on The Rifleman. And a bum on Star Trek episode "City on the Edge of Forever". (Who disintegrates himself with Dr McCoy's phaser.) If this was a Columbo episode, we would already know, in the first 5 minutes, who the killer is. Then, according to Fran Drescher (episode of The Nanny), we spend the rest of the hour trying to figure out which of Falk's eyes is the real vs. glass one.
Not one time watching these films ( I'm 65) did I ever feel racism or derogatory thoughts about anyone! Wasn't raised that way either. I wish we all would have learned to be better than we were in the past. Every ethnic group contributed to our history and we should be richer for it.
Never destroy these old films. We always learn something from them.
Love Charlie Chan movies as a child and as much as an adult! Always will!
Love these old black and white movies. Charlie Chan is one of my favorites. Never will get tired of them. Thanks😁👍
Read the six original mysteries - books really are better than the movies many times....
I watched Charlie Chan when I was a young child. Fell in love with the movies when I saw them in the store I started buying them. Had them for a long time until a family member stole things from me. Glad to see them again. 😄😄
Thank you for sharing. No nudity, no cuss words ! Just first class acting with interesting plots.
No shock comedy , like Chris Rock . Just old fashioned bungling and shortsightedness . Gets loads of laugh out of me every time ?
And you kids, get off my lawn!
I agree 💯%
Haven't watched contemporary movies or TV shows for years! Love Charlie Chan and other classic movies and TV series that I grew up watching. I have CZcams premium with no ads (well worth the price) so I hardly ever watch anything else.
@@v.dargain1678 Very little humor in this movie.
When I was 10 years old I was allowed to stay up late to watch Charlie Chan on Thursday nights that was 1970. Loved those movies.
That's awesome... wish we could go back sometimes ? Seems like my little ones missed out on so much goodness and with all the BAD that's out there today we can use as much goodness and we can find ... thanks for sharing
A good vintage - 1960.
@@jugghead-1975 So says every generation.
Plato complained of the same.
Then you must've seen the Saturday morning cartoons as i did
Greetings from a fellow sexagenarian.
On weekends, I got to stay up late with my dad and watch war movies.
All of my favorite movies are still in black and white.
'Hasty man drinks tea with fork' - still laughing at that one.
Tolerance, patience, wisdom. Much to be learned from watching Charlie Chan movies. And that number one son never could get one over on his father. Great stories. Thank you for showing them.
That isn't number one son that is number two son Jimmy who in a much later filmed in this one is basically getting drafted and going into the military it was the time of the second World War.
Three Classic African Americans Who Should Not Be Forgotten For Their Hollywood Careers----- Willie Best, Dudley Dickerson, Mantan Morelan-- R.I.P. Brothers !
You know some of these black actors like these were really funny,better than KH or any of the ones today.They never used swear or curse words
@@garycarpenter2980 Willie best was great. I love the way Bob hope played of him in ghostbreakers without trying to outshine him.
Willie and Mantan were the Best
Well said!
True
My sister , and I ,back in the late 40’s early 50’s watching these old ,Charlie Chan ,movies with Sydney Toler, & his number 1 son. Enjoyed them ....then , enjoy them now., in my 80’s, my sister is dead., but I still remember, having good memories ,of her and I ,setting by that small tv...watching these mysteries.....
Those are really good memories. Wish I was around back then.
I never get tired of watching these Charlie Chan movies. Nothing as good is being produced today.
You are so right,they don't makem like this anymore
Too bad they were so racist, they wouldn't cast an actual Oriental as Charlie. Okay for supporting roles, tho. smh.
I love these movies too especially any of them with Mantan Moreland. He is a joy to watch
All my favorite movies are in black and white.
I don't care if they never make another movie.
They always made the black man look stupid.
And made the Chinese man speak broken English, like the other stupid. M. Elgin Illinois.
I'm glad that Charlie Chan movies are still shown on you tube for all fans of the series to enjoy.
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It's just too bad most of the films were not encoded in higher quality.
@@dougd1115 to be there at like a month and
@@dougd1115 to be there at like a month and
It snowing outside. We have about 6 inches so far with some sleet. Can't go anywhere. Roads are too bad. So, I'm kicked back and binge watching Charlie Chan movies. After these I'll probably binge watch Sherlock Holmes the rest of the day.
GOT so hooked on these as a kid still in love with him
Nice to remember movies in the day when you could have mysteries and suspense without the violence, sex and vulgarity
Back then they had writers.
Today we have children writing the screenplays. Logic, character development, plausibility are no longer a requirement.
And let’s not forget the awesome wardrobes! Beautiful gowns that gave us an imagination grace and natural beauty and Tux and suits very becoming to the MALES especially the Fedora hats! When people were civilized for the better!
I can remember those days and they weren’t so bad!
@@STORMY0O Wealthy people dressed this way for dinner. Common people did not.
@@hewitc oh duh it one who thinks there the bright penny in to room! What is ignorant you ASSUME people are as feckless as you!
@@STORMY0O sorry, are you disagreeing? I don't understand your comment. Do you think most people dressed for dinner like in these movies?
These old mysteries were the best and they can't make these anymore......RIP MR.CHAN
Thank you for sharing some of the great old time movies that were so much better than most that are out today!
They taught a generation that people drop dead immediately when shot or knifed and no need to get a doctor. These detective movies were so dark, half of it would make a better radio show than a movie. The Nero Wolfe Mystery tv series was much better than this, with Timothy Hutton and Maury Chaykin, and a group of actors who played different parts in each episode as they would in the theater, very smartly written, captured the era very well. It's too good. Keeps me awake. :)
Every Sunday WGN in Chicago would show alternating Sherlock Holmes and Charlie Chan movies at 11 am. In the winter months, I would never miss them.
I remember getting home from church and watching the endings lol
Used to love watching Charlie Chan on the late show every Saturday night.
Charlie Chan is always enjoyable. I love how respected he is by people for his detective skills.
A grest Charlie Chan movie.
Unfortunately, Sidney Toler was very ill, fighting Cancer in 1946.
However he still managed to act in several movies in 46 -- among them, this one and Shadows over China Town.
After passing away in 1947, Charlie Chan's role was assumed by Roland Winters.
I don't care who plays him he's a great character even though they weren't really Asians they gave class to the character
@Gary Carpenter people always say he's a "stereotype" I don't know what's wrong with being intelligent,refined,and wise. Hell yoda must be a stereotype by that logic
Max Baer Jr.....was stereotyped after playing Jethro Bodine he hardly ever did anything else except maybe a few movies 🎥
@@garycarpenter2980 You are totally right.
Max Baer Jr happened to be a good actor, his career becoming marked for that role.
Even Connery became marked by his 007 role -- although he managed to relaunch, to overcome that burden.
@@albertseabra9226 that's typecasted not quite the same as stereotyped
Wikipedia: By the end of 1946, age and illness were affecting Toler. Diagnosed with cancer, the 72-year-old Toler was so ill during the filming of Dangerous Money (1946) and Shadows over Chinatown (1946) that he could hardly walk.
So sad. I loved him as Charlie Chan.
I'll have to watch the movie 🎥 just to see how he did it
He is stooped over in some scenes
Love Charlie Chan movies, I have watched them over and over again. Sidney Toler is my favorite, but Warmer Oland does a great job also. Charlie is so cool, ya gotta love him.....
Always a good time with Charlie Chan. Thank you for sharing.
ANOTHER, great Charlie Chan movie!!! One I have never seen/heard, before now👍!!! Alot of good, side characters here, like Willy Best. The preverbal comic, icon, that's in many films, back then. Richard Elliot also, who's in numerous films and TV shows. He's the man sitting on the porch, iterating "Youth is wasted, on the wrong people", to Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, in"It's A Wonderful Life". Plus, he was Mayberry's, first mayor. I guess I'm slipping, I didn't spot the guy, dressed like a woman🙄, nor did I figure out, the killer(s).
I love these old mystery Holmes and Watson, Charlie Chan, Thin Man, Best Movie Plots.
All these old movie are awesome
agree fully
Me too, better than the trash shown today.
So do I since I was a wee little girl I used to sit there and watch him with my mom we still watch them together great memories.
Oooh... Yessss! You just named, my top 3 faves! What treasures, these movies are!
Why can't they show these on that night when you're not have to work and you go watch a marathon a Charlie Chan🙏🙏🙏🙏
"Hasty man can also drink Tea with Fork."
I was working with a Belt Sander, and this quote came to mind - I was taking forever to sand the thickness of a thin piece of plastic down, I thought of the quote, then I went and got a piece of wood from the other side of the room. My thumbs weren't getting too hot after that.
Thanks for these awesome old films!
Chan strangled # 1 Son at the end.😄
I loved watching these movies with my dad in the 60s. I think I just gave away my age. I bought 2 sets of the films - one for myself and one to gift to a local nursing home. Warner Oland was a super Charlie Chan and it is to bad he passed away after making only the first six movies. Sidney Toler was also very good and helped memorialize the character. My least favorite to play Charlie Chan was J. Carrol Naish from the tv series was ok but not nearly as good as the other two.
After Toler came Roland Winters ("The Golden Eye")....he was a bit stale, bland, no defining characteristic. He pales in comparison to Oland & Toler. Check out aforementioned film. AVAILABLE now on CZcams.
Hi Karen,
That's when I was watching these great movie too. Do you happen to know what Warner Oland died of, or died from? I always thought he did a great believable job of being Charlie Chan. I also liked Sidney Toler too. I think they both did a very fine job of playing the part of Charlie Chan!
@@chirelle.alanalooney8609 Warner Oland died of Pneumonia in August 1938, which was probably worsened by his Smoking and Alcoholism. He didn't want to be on the set in January 1938, he walked out, so the movie they were working on turned into "Mr. Moto's Gamble," and so the movie has Keye Luke as Lee Chan, Charlie's "#1 son," in it. "Mr. Moto's Gamble" was released *before* Oland died, though.
Nice touch giving them to nursing home.
For my money Sidney Toler is the best Charlie Chan. He has a very pleasant demeanor and a great smile too.
Agreed
Yea-white guys have always played better inscrutable Chinee,right? And the bumbling slow witted black guy’s a real bonus!
@@williamwoody7607 I prefer nationalities to play themselves in movies, but until recently that was not allowed. I just think he was less insulting. I know it is best to boycott those movies,, but I don't. The best I can do is not watch the Kung Fu TV series out of respect for Bruce Lee.
I prefer Warner Oland. Different style which I find more entertaining.
Yeah he's good but Oland was the best even though neither one was Asian but I don't care if they were Russian,they were really good
Thank you so much for these charlie chan movies i especially love mantan moreland he was so funny may you rest in peace
Loved him, too! Too bad he wasn't in this one.
Mind like parachute, has to function to be open. Charlie Chan
I love Charlie Chan movies.
I saw them on the BIG SCREEN. LOL
I first heard of Charlie Chan was the Saturday morning cartoons The Amazing Chan Clan
Love these! Bowery Boys too. These classics survive without car crashes, skimpy clothes on wanna be s , oh and the show you are cool saying the m-fword or f word with a shaved head and limited intelligence. If they remade these all that would be put in. Glad we can see these intact.
If they were remade,it wouldn't be the same or as good as the original
Society has been dumbed down. They need visual stimulation, because they have no attention span and can’t follow a storyline.
@@mchapman132 Lol exactly!!
@@garycarpenter2980 I enjoy these movies a lot but they pale compared to the 5 original CC novels written by Earl Derl Biggers. It's hardly likely that they could ever recapture the atmosphere of these original movies, bur look at the "life" of Sherlock Holmes who is 40-50 years older than CC and has been successfully "re-invented" several times since the 40s Rathbone-Bruce series.
Who would you get to play Charlie?
@@indy_go_blue6048 Great question. WHO???
This Charlie Chan movie has more commercials than all the other movies put together ❗
a great group of comedians who deserve your heartfelt praise, Tyrone, and from me, too. i absolutely love Mantan and his partner- they were freaking hilarious. but i think you should have included Lincoln Perry. i don’t think he deserves his bad rep at all. he was the first - he paved the way for others. and he made a fortune.
glad to see he was speaking normally in this movie - and he got the last shot!!! 🎬🎰🎼🌹🌱
n.b. i’ve don’t think i’ve ever seen Charlie Chan shoot a gun at someone before.
I remember watching this way back in the seventies. Or maybe it was the sixties ! Still a good watch .
I am hooked on these pictures. Am learning to be more aware of my surroundings
Just always pay attention in these movies and you might guess who did it before he does
I used to love Saturday afternoons Charlie Chen Tarzan with Wiseman Johnny quest on Saturday mornings there's a lot of fun growing up I'm proud to say I'm glad to Charlie Chan is now on CZcams to be able to watch and every one of his movies I thank you so much God bless stay safe from the coronavirus amen
You stay safe too,dear lady.I just love these old mystery movies,some of them are very funny
Enjoyed the movie always loved watching Charlie Chan
Warner Oland did speak like a Chinese Guy😉
I haven't seen any of these movies so they should be good
These movies never get old just better” wake up Hollywood “ try making one movie this good “IF YOU CAN” 🙊🙉🙈🐵
@eric kanter stfu
I think he's refering to another one of me but that's fine,I'm not mad but we love the same thing
That's impossible. You're asking a defiled, despoiled 'hollycrap' to actually go back in time. They cannot, any more than you or I could. We can only enjoy what CZcams gives us until the "cancel-culture" takes it all down. Best get ready for the Rapture!
Too many woke weirdos now.
The mise en scene, the mystery, lights out in the house. Great atmosphere. Reminds me of childhood.
"Why Mr. Chan, She's a man !!!".
Greatest movie line ever.
Willie Best is the best comedian EVER😃
"The volume is too low, I can't hear what their saying." "Turn it up"
they're
Love Charlie Chan..grew up watching the series in the 60-70...remember, they were during Jim Crow era....we're now in the 21st century 😀
Just love the fog and eerie feeling.
I love watching Charlie Chan. I love the children that helped Charlie chan
A Kansas City bankroll is a wad of singles with a fifty on the outside to give the impression of wealth.
"Why Mr. Chan, she's a man!" "Guy in drag, in tough guy voice: "So what!?" LOL!
And I just LOVE those commercial breaks every two minutes. I'm sure that no one here tuned in to watch the movie.
with youtube premium.....no commercials
Lee Larson. There are a lot more commercials in this one, but you can watch without commercials if you roll the entire film to the end & then push the replay sign. This works about 99% of the time. You have to push the timing all the way through to the finish, then push the rewind signal. It's easy & free.
It is the Channel, all there movies have to many ads - choose another channel, they don't have the ads - never watch this channel!
@@janegarner6739 Been there, done that, tried it, and it doesn't work.
@@karenkirby4560 Thank you. Nice to know it's not just my imagination.
Hey Gary, Hollywood will never be able to make films from yesteryear they just don’t have the imagination anymore😟
If you're talking to me,I've always loved these old movies:no gore,sex,nudty,hardly any violence but with lots of humor
I love these old movies . The gowns are beautiful
great movies from the past
Just love these old movies specially Charlie can
The ads are 5 times as loud as the film. Very unpleasant.
I am so glad I was able to find the Charlie Chan's movies...The black men are too Hilarious along with Chan's children😂😂😂
The chauffeur was hilarious,loved him
The black man/chauffeur was the incomparable Mantan Moreland; Played alongside Toler in several CC films. ALL AVAILABLE for FREE via CZcams.
@@MichaelGunner123 Back then these guys were hilarious unlike the junk today
The pop-eyed Willie Best was in several of Bob Hope's movies and Dudley Dickerson (the cook) was a foil many times for the Three Stooges.
I started calling my dad”pop” after watching these on Saturday mornings. He was a fan too so didn’t mind. (And Burke was the first Mayor of Mayberry!)
Thank you very much for sharing this very interesting movie!
Love Charlie Chan. This isn't one of the better movies, but I enjoyed it.
Love Charlie Chan. Fumbling #2 son not so much lol. I still watch them all-both Charlies.
This Black Man in this movie is very famous stepping Fletcher is his name. Very very funny man back in the day. God bless you
Willie Best is his name.
Use to watch the Charlie Chan series and these Charlie Chan movies all the time as a child and thought they were strange because every Asian kid in my neighborhood and their parents spoke better English than me and my parents. I could not figure out why Charlie talked so strangely (Never said I was a bright kid).
Much as I enjoy Mantan, I LOVE Willie best! 😄
I wish they would include all of Johnny Weissmuller (Tarzan)and George Reeves (Superman) on YT . These are Saturday morning shows I grew up watching.
Same here, Robbin. Sunday morning, channel 9 out of Chicago.... 588 2300 EMPIRE. Ahhh the memories
@@franklanders7224 Mid '80s Sunday noon Mystery Theater featuring CC, Rathbone's Sherlock Holmes, Bulldog Drummond... then the horror show of Cub's baseball.
@@indy_go_blue6048 The horror of Cub's baseball.... LMAO
Tarzan,Jungle Jim and Bomba on alternating Saturday mornings..
Love chrlie chan movies
Roland Winters, the third CC, was 'all right', but not thrilling. Warner Oland, the first CC, was very good in what he did. *But Sidney Toler, the second CC, was THE definitive Charlie Chan. Fidelity to duty, loving care for his children, sharp Confucian logic, he did it all. I could well imagine him as a neighbor.
I don't think Ive seen any of RW CC movies but I bet they're good
@@garycarpenter2980 RW portrayed a rather bland, a bit stale version of CC. Had no real defining characteristic. Check out "The Golden Eye" for yourself. AVAILABLE now via CZcams. It's FREE!
I love Charlie Chan Movie they Remind of great time with my Father Thank you so much
Robert Franco love Charlie chan movies ho done it
My father hated me and wanted me dead.
@@dwightpowell6673 ..so sorry to hear that! Sounds like you outlived him, though!!
@@MrLyndarenaud yes I did.I wish we could've talked...I was 26 when he died...so many things left unsaid
That's an awesome post ! Reminds us of a much better and simpler time ... my wife says I'm an old soul, maybe born in the wrong decade? Oh well ... what can you do
A very good movie.👏🏻👏🏻 thanks.
Always good as Insomniac Theater late at night. Puts people to sleep in no time.
I always love the serious "burns" that Charlie Chan always quips
about his Number One Son.
Great stuff
The Charlie Chan Collection 400 Videos MGM
Loved Charlie chan movies since I was a kid loved trying help and figure out the mysteries he had to solve no racism here
Fun! I subbed, so you have my attention as long as the Charlie Chan and orher.old movies hold out--pretty much Forever! Tks for the fun.📽 🎥
Another great Charlie Chan movie!
Love Charlie Chan ! Sidney Toler IS Charlie Chan.
Great opening, love the fog against the KooL black and white time of movie’s.
Charlie Chan # 1
And what is Sherlock......no 2
Nice role for old warhorse crehan that kept him in cigars and Cadillacs in marina del rey
Marvelous job guys!!
Fantastic movie
Thank you!
38:24 "Good hunter never break twig under foot"
Oldies are the best
Thank you for posting these!
Love seeing these gilms
Thanks.
thank you for posting. nice crisp, clear, bright print.
The b&w versions are the best cases!!!!!
I must say how great would it be if PBS would show movie's like the one l just watch. For! Their are many people that still remember Mr. Charlie Chan moive's. This also would be great for the younger generation to get a look at what we saw back in the day thank you so very much. Hope to see more if l'm able to find them. Remember to wear you masks and stay safe.
I do not expect PBS to show any of this type of movie, PBS is too "politically correct", so we will have to look for them here. But masks? No thanks. That is a huge psyop. No one needed to wear masks this whole year. They did more harm than good.
@@geezermann7865 B.S. Plus she gave us blessings. Only fools turn blessings down.
@@amandawilcox9638 Who is the "she" you refer to? The commenter? I believe that is a male, but regardless, she did not give a "blessing", she reminded people to "stay safe". I don't need a reminder for that. The mask tyranny must end.
these movies take me back .. public library near us would show these and abbott and Costello movies during summer break.
Love Charlie Chan movies
Pretty cool uploads! Used to watch these on channel 9 in Chicago growing up.
I wish the volume on these videos were louder!
I love Charlie Chan have a few of his movies.
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I enjoyed watching all the Jackie Chan movies growing up as a young teenager with my grandparents. Even though I was probably 11 years old when I first seen Jackie Chan movies they were still good.
I thought they were a little bit of a slow pace that moving movies but they were good. I wish they were still showing them on TV yet.
I think you might mean Charlie Chan--Jackie Chan was not around when you were growing up unless it was in the past 20 years or so.
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Oops my bad I meant to say Charlie Chan
Is the first wireless telephonic conversation on screen filmed ever. Wonderful Mototola SCR 536.
My very favorite love it
There are no big stars in this low budget film. But enough solid, recognizable character actors. Many, early in their career. EX: The murdered Govt. Agent was in a lot of 50's TV westerns. And John Harmon who plays Eddie the hotel clerk on The Rifleman. And a bum on Star Trek episode "City on the Edge of Forever". (Who disintegrates himself with Dr McCoy's phaser.)
If this was a Columbo episode, we would already know, in the first 5 minutes, who the killer is. Then, according to Fran Drescher (episode of The Nanny), we spend the rest of the hour trying to figure out which of Falk's eyes is the real vs. glass one.
I Love Them