Secrets of Chinatown Trailer

Secrets of Chinatown Trailer (1935)

20 February 1935 Thriller, Mystery 63 mins

Private detective Donegal Dawn is summoned by the police commissioner to solve the reasons for a crime wave in Chinatown.

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Cast

Nick Stuart

as Robert Rand

Lucile Browne

as Zenobia

Raymond Lawrence

as Donegal Dawn

James Flavin

as Brandhma

Harry Hewitson

as Chan Tow Ling

James McGrath

as Commissioner

Reginald Hincks

as Dr. Franklin

John Barnard

as Doverscourt

Arthur Legge-Willis

as Yogi of Madrada

Crew

International Titles

The Black Robe Trailer

International Releases Dates

Canada 20 February 1935

United States 20 February 1935

Production Companies

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