Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937) | |
Director(s) | Eugene Forde |
Producer(s) | John Stone |
Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Film Adaptation, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
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Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Eugene Forde and produced by John Stone.
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Quotes from Charlie Chan on Broadway
Charlie Chan:
[referring to the tell-all diary] No poison more deadly than ink.
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: Mud of bewilderment beginning to clear from pool of thought.
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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: Mud of bewilderment beginning to clear from pool of thought.
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Facts about Charlie Chan on Broadway
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.
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In an early example of product placement, a bottle of Bayer aspirin is shown on a table.
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