Charlie Chan in the Secret Service with Sidney Toler: DVD Cover

    Charlie Chan in the Secret Service Director: Phil Rosen Cast: Sidney Toler, Gwen Kenyon, Mantan Moreland, Marianne Quon

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/06/2004
    • Original Release: 1944
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 11,989

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    Features

    Closed Caption; Screen format: full-frame; English mono; English, French, and Spanish language subtitles

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Main Title/Bombs Away [:08]
    2. Charlie on the Case [5:06]
    3. Death Became Him [2:45]
    4. The Cocktail Hour [6:10]
    5. By the Book [5:12]
    6. "It's No Bouquet" [3:17]
    7. Private Eye [2:10]
    8. Stranger Than Fiction [4:10]
    9. He Who Holds the Keys [6:04]
    10. Electric Company [2:05]
    11. Lights Out [2:21]
    12. Who Left the Room [2:35]
    13. Closet Case [2:45]
    14. Murder He Wrote [4:28]
    15. Three's a Charm [5:43]
    16. Last Shot/End Credits [4:18]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Having ended its 11-year run at 20th Century-Fox, the "Charlie Chan" series set up shop at Monogram with the singularly uninspiring Charlie Chan in the Secret Service. Sidney Toler returns as the famed oriental detective, who, per the title, is now a government agent. His first assignment is to solve the murder of an inventor and recover the victim's secret plans. Two reels into the picture, all action grinds to a halt as Chan wearily interrogates the suspects. The identity of the murderer might have caught some filmgoers by surprise in 1944, but seasoned mystery fans will beon to the game the minute the culprit is introduced. The one saving grace of Charlie Chan in the Secret Service is the stereotypical but undeniably funny comedy relief of Mantan Moreland, making his first appearance as pop-eyed chauffeur Birmingham Brown. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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