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Phantom of Chinatown

Crime

Mystery

Thriller

In the middle of a pictorial lecture on his recent expedition to the Mongolian Desert, Dr. John Benton,the famous explorer, drinks from the water bottle on his lecture table, collapses and dies. His last words "Eternal Fire" are the only clue Chinese detective Jimmy Wong and Captain Street of the police department have to work on.

Date: 11/18/1940
Rating: 6.1
Cast: Keye Luke, Lotus Long, Grant Withers, Charles Miller, Huntley Gordon, Virginia Carpenter, John Dilson, Paul McVey, John Holland, Richard Terry, Robert Kellard, Willy Castello, Lee Tung Foo, Lynton Brent, Jack Cheatham, Heinie Conklin, William Gould, Bruce Mitchell, William J. O'Brien, Victor Wong

Keye Luke as James Lee Wong in Phantom of Chinatown Keye Luke

Lotus Long as Win Lee, Benton's Secretary in Phantom of Chinatown Lotus Long

Grant Withers as Police Captain Street in Phantom of Chinatown Grant Withers

Charles Miller

Huntley Gordon as Dr. Norman Wilkes in Phantom of Chinatown Huntley Gordon

Virginia Carpenter as Louise Benton in Phantom of Chinatown Virginia Carpenter

John Dilson as Charlie Frasier in Phantom of Chinatown John Dilson

Paul McVey as Detective Grady in Phantom of Chinatown Paul McVey

John Holland as Mason in Phantom of Chinatown John Holland

Richard Terry

Robert Kellard as Tommy Dean in Phantom of Chinatown Robert Kellard

Willy Castello as Jonas in Phantom of Chinatown Willy Castello

Lee Tung Foo as Foo in Phantom of Chinatown Lee Tung Foo

Lynton Brent as Radio News Broadcaster in Phantom of Chinatown Lynton Brent

Jack Cheatham as Stakeout Cop in Phantom of Chinatown Jack Cheatham

Heinie Conklin as Detective in Refrigerator in Phantom of Chinatown Heinie Conklin

William Gould as Policeman in Phantom of Chinatown William Gould

Bruce Mitchell

William J. O'Brien

Victor Wong as Charley Won in Phantom of Chinatown Victor Wong

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