CHARLIE CHAN MOVIE ERAS

To paraphrase Henrietta Lowell, from

Charlie Chan's Secret [1936],

. . . . YOU think you know the Chan Eras

. . . I know the Chan Eras!!

CHAN'S SILENT SERIALS:

The House Without a Key - 1926 wtih George Kuwa

The Chinese Parrot - 1927 with Sojin as Chan and George Kuwa as Louis Wong

CHARLIE CHAN TALKS:

Behind That Curtain - 1929 story made over as a romantic movie for Warner Baxter

20th CENTURY/FOX STUDIO - Warner Oland

Charlie Chan Carries On - 1931

The Black Camel - 1931

Charlie Chan's Chance - 1932

Charlie Chan's Greatest Case - 1933

Charlie Chan's Courage - 1934

Charlie Chan in London - 1934

Charlie Chan in Paris - 1935

Charlie Chan in Egypt - 1935

Charlie Chan in Shanghai - 1935

Charlie Chan's Secret - 1936

Charlie Chan at the Circus - 1936

Charlie Chan at the Race Track - 1936

Charlie Chan at the Opera - 1936

Charlie Chan at the Olympics - 1937

Charlie Chan on Broadway - 1937

Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo - 1938

20th CENTURY/FOX STUDIO - Sidney Toler

Charlie Chan in Honolulu - 1938

Charlie Chan in Reno - 1939

Charlie Chan at Treasure Island - 1939

Charlie Chan in the City in Darkness - 1939

Charlie Chan in Panama - 1940

Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise - 1940

Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum - 1940

Murder Over New York - 1940

Dead Men Tell - 1941

Charlie Chan in Rio - 1941

Castle in the Desert - 1942

MONOGRAM STUDIOS - Sidney Toler

Charlie Chan in Secret Service - 1944

The Chinese Cat - 1945

Charlie Chan in Black Magic - aka Meeting at Midnight - 1945

The Jade Mask - 1945

The Scarlet Clue - 1945

The Shanghai Cobra - 1945

The Red Dragon - 1945

Dark Alibi - 1946

Shadows Over Chinatown - 1946

Dandgerous Money - 1946

The Trap - 1947

MONOGRAM - Roland Winters

The Chinese Ring - 1947

Docks of New Orleans - 1948

The Shanghai Chest - 1948

The Mystery of the Golden Eye - 1948

The Feathered Serpent - 1948

The Sky Dragon - 1949

ENGLISH TELEVISION - J. Carroll Naish

The New Adventures of Charlie Chan - 1950s.

This version is added because of two things: J. Carroll Naish was the only actor in the series above who went on to play Chan himself. . . . What makes it even more interesting is he had played the villain in Circus, not to mention James Hong played son Jimmy, the only actor to do so in the series. Which is a switch when you think of all the movies with Keye Luke, Victor Sen yung, and Benson Fong!