This documentary, featuring clips from a variety of Charlie Chan movies, served as an introduction to the showing of 21 films as a part of an exhibition of Charlie Chan films at the Museum of Modern art in New York City. This film exhibition, entitled "Charlie Chan at the Museum of Modern Art", ran from March 4–17, 1968.
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Jim Lowe as Narrator
Sheldon Riss Producer
United States 04 March 1968
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