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Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum (1940) starring Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan is my favorite Charlie Chan film. Charlie Chan is searching for a murderer in a wax museum. The wax museum is a front for a plastic surgeon, who changes the appearance of wanted criminals for a price. The surgeon Dr. Cream, played by C. Henry Gordon, also hosts
The picture of Cornelius O’Keefe in the book, Nan liy lan nan devwa: St. Ofisye Louis Lapolis ki te fè sèvis ofrann bèt la ultim pa Barbara Miksicek, David McElreath ak Gwo Stephen Pollihan, struck me the first time I saw it. With his hair parted down the middle and a big mustache, I could see him walking the streets of Downtown St. Louis
Nan Jedi, Jen 12, 1919, Earl Hunter and Charles Bergman, a parolee and ex-convict, held up the Meramec Trust Company shortly after it opened at 07:00 a.m. The robbery was not well planned and even more poorly executed. The corner of Virginia Avenue and Meramec Street was one of the busiest street car blocks in the city. The robbers had
Yo te Trèz (1931) se vèsyon an lang Panyòl nan Charlie Chan Pote Sou. Charlie Chan Pote Sou pa te siviv oswa omwen pa te jwenn ankò, so this film (affliliate link) gives us our only look at the lost film. Pandan ke li te baze sou menm istwa a, fim nan te gen yon jete konplètman diferan. Charlie Chan does
Pandan y ap fè rechèch, Mwen te jwenn foto sa a nan fòmasyon an Manassa Mauler pou 4 jiyè l ', 1919 tit goumen ak Jess Willard, Mondyal lour boksè chanpyon yo. Willard had knocked out the great Jack Johnson in 1915 to become champion. Willard se te yon jeyan nan yon nonm nan 6’06” ak 235 liv. He posed a threat to anyone based on size alone. Sepandan,