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Warner Oland | Charlie Chan | |
Keye Luke | Lee Chan | |
George Brasno | Colonel Tim | |
Olive Brasno | Lady Tiny | |
Francis Ford | John Gaines | |
Maxine Reiner | Marie Norman | |
John McGuire | Hal Blake | |
Shirley Deane | Louise Norman | |
Paul Stanton | Joe Kinney | |
J. Carrol Naish | Tom Holt | |
Boothe Howard | Dan Farrell | |
Drue Leyton | Nellie Farrell | |
Shia Jung | Su Toy | |
Wade Boteler | Lt. Macy | |
George Brasno | Tim | |
Olive Brasno | Tiny | |
Wade Boteler | Police Lt. Macy | |
Toshia Mori | Su Toy | |
John Aasen | Giant Man |
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Producer |
John Stone
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Writer |
Robert Ellis
Helen Logan |
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Cinematography |
Daniel B. Clark
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Charlie Chan (Warner Oland) takes his wife and twelve children on an outing to the circus after they receive a free pass from Joe Kinney (Paul Stanton), the owner. In actuality, Joe wants Chan to discover the source of certain anonymous, threatening letters he has been receiving. As the Chan family continues to accompany the circus on their tour, Charlie makes progress in his investigation amidst venomous cobra attacks, Joe’s eventually death from a rampaging gorilla who mysteriously escaped his cage, and Chan’s eldest son romancing the traveling contortionist. As Chan digs into Joe’s past, he discovers a paper trail of forged documents and fake deals, which convolutes the case and creates a scenario beyond a simple whodunit. |
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