The Joint ☛ It's Charlie Chan Night #6!!! Don't forget the Chicken Fried Rice!

Welcome to my channel! Most shows have a theme with new shows coming every week. Kick your shoes off and have some fun! - Billy ~~~~~~~~~~~~Featured Shows~~~~~~~~~~ ☛ The Shanghai Cobra (1945), Charlie Chan (Sidney Toler) investigates a series of murders in New York City where bank employees are killed with cobra venom. The case echoes one Chan worked on in Shanghai in 1937, involving an escaped criminal, Jan Van Horn, whose face was altered by plastic surgery after a bombing. Cast: • Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan • Mantan Moreland as Birmingham Brown • Benson Fong as Tommy Chan ======================================= ☛ The Black Camel (1931) - The unsolved murder of a Hollywood actor several years earlier and an enigmatic psychic are the keys to help Charlie solve the Honolulu stabbing death of a beautiful actress. This is the second of Warner Oland’s 16 Charlie Chan films and the only surviving title of his first five, as others were lost in fires. Cast: • Warner Oland as Charlie Chan • Bela Lugosi as Tarneverro • Robert Young as Jimmy Bradshaw • Dwight Frye as Jessop (butler) ~~~~~~~~~~~~Timestamps:~~~~~~~~~~~~ 00:00:00 - Billy’s Intro 00:01:02 - The Black Camel 00:23:36 - Fun Facts 00:49:50- Trivia Question 01:16:05 - Intermission 01:17:00 - Billy's Intro to The Shanghai Cobra 01:17:34 - The Shanghai Cobra 01:35:39 - Charlie Chan Sayings 01:57:31 - 8 Ball Question 02:22:57 - Billy’s Wrap Up and Sign off ==============Charlie Chan sayings============ ~ Hours are happiest when hands are busiest. ~ It is difficult to pick up needle with boxing glove. ~ It takes very rainy day to drown duck. ~ Man is not incurably drowned – if  still knows he is all wet. If you'd like to support the channel: Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BillysJoint Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/billysjoint (great for Paypal) Donate: https://paypal.me/Billysjoint Thumbnail artwork created by Billy Moore #charliechan #detective #classicmovies ======================================================= The Black Camel Trivia: Although not stated as a remake, Charlie Chan in Rio follows the same basic storyline as The Black Camel Bela Lugosi, fresh off Dracula (1931), reunited with co-star Dwight Frye (Jessop), showcasing a rare non-horror role for Lugosi. Features Chan’s family in a breakfast scene, true to Biggers’ novels, a rarity in the series. The title comes from Chan’s proverb: “Death is a black camel that kneels unbidden at every gate.” Robert Young’s film debut, playing a minor romantic role at age 24. ======================================================= The Shanghai Cobra Trivia: Directed by Phil Karlson, this was his first Charlie Chan film, noted for its noirish atmosphere, unusual for the series. The film’s jukebox, which triggers a venomous needle via the coin return, was a fictional invention but inspired by real 1940s remote-operator jukeboxes. Actual footage of the 1937 Japanese bombing of Shanghai is used in a flashback sequence