The Joint ☛ It's Charlie Chan Night #2! Tune in because Chuck goes to the opera and Honolulu!

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

Born 1960 I grew up with only small black and white tv, when fireplaces burned real wood and telephones had dials,lol, I love charlie chan, his movies are super comforting for me, the older I get the more they mean to me. Thank you.

[@deborahthomas9362]

😂me too

[@Billys-Joint]

You are more than welcome!

[@LW-tb3cz]

I went through a period where I tried to track down every Charlie Chan book, it was a lot of fun and I did manage to find every book.

[@Ourladyrules]

Me too! me and mom and our 12" black and white tv, watching late night old movies. the best of times❤

[@PaulKelly-sy6xu]

That could have been my home,think we got acolour tv in 1972 or 3.

[@Kathy-zx5bu]

Thank you so much for these movies. I found them about a week ago and have watched them everyday!

[@dalanmanbros8311]

"Uncle Charlie" as Det Kelly !! And, loved the little homage to Boris Karloff as The Monster when Frankenstein is mentioned. One of my favorite Charlie Chan movies, as I love Oland and Luke as Father & Son Chan. Thanks!

[@Billys-Joint]

Yes!! A fun one. Thx for watching.

[@kathe992ilo6]

Thank you for Charlie. I wish Warner Oland had lived longer. He was the perfect Chan.

[@tree1383]

I have always liked Charlie Chan!

[@Billys-Joint]

Glad you like it!

[@sandracloke6268]

I thought I'd seen ALL the Charlie Chan movies but hadn't seen Charlie in Honolulu. Thanks!

[@Billys-Joint]

sure Sandra

[@feralbluee]

12:48 LOL The music here sounds more like it’s for a Bugs Bunny cartoon than a movie and makes this scene doubly hilarious for two different reasons :) 💁🏻‍♀️😋 And the kid does an incredible job - just perfect :)

[@elisaevangelisti666]

Good night from Italy!! I love Charlie Chan

[@WooRidersDg]

My mom's side of family is from Salerno south of naples

[@justamannn8674]

Oh man! I love Chan!

[@josephbain1376]

I was born in 1960 and I grew up watching Charlie Chan with my mom and I still love watching him brings back nice memories

[@Billys-Joint]

So nice to hear Joseph. Thx for watching!

[@kimmccabe1422]

Me too. 1960. Sounds so long ago but I don't feel old at all. And def don't feel it😊

[@shelleymcafee8197]

Loved watching these, Thank-You!

[@Billys-Joint]

Glad you enjoyed it Shelley!

[@shelleymcafee8197]

@@Billys-Joint 😉

[@kathyraygoza3299]

Familyloved the Chan series. Glad to see the series back on KZbin. At oe point due to being politically incorrect the only way to see Charlie Chan was through purchase of DVDs. My family and I used to laugh and say evenif the part were played by an Anglo we'd love to see Charlie Chaves in LA series. Really,really like the double feature set up.

[@Billys-Joint]

Thx Kathy, glad u enjoyed it.

[@feralbluee]

OMG!!!!!!! I had No idea Oscar Levant composed an opera (????!) “Carnivale” - and I’ll be darned if it’s not incredibly good. I love that scene!! Oscar,I knew I loved you, I did. You were one of my favorite people. And No one could play Gershwin like you - no one!

[@Ourladyrules]

George Zucco always a master at playing the furtive suspicious weirdo 👀 i love it! 🎥❤️

[@Billys-Joint]

could not agree more. He is just plain weird-lookin

[@MIKE-se8ye]

Good stuff!

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Awesome

[@robertmackenzie3995]

Thank you so much for these! I can’t believe how naughty number 1 son is though!

[@Billys-Joint]

Haha. Yes Robert

[@julierubin8029]

Charles Chan movie is awesome

[@Billys-Joint]

Glad you liked it Julie

[@feralbluee]

Love the look on the kitty’s face? 🦁He’s really adorable - raised from a little cub, I bet :)

[@Richard-t7q1f]

Many commentators seem to think these films were made for TV because they are young and remember seeing them on TV but they were made as feature pictures for theaters. Fox did a good job on their lower budget films. They are well produced and have good writing and direction. For some reason this one has not been on You Tube before, perhaps I just missed it. Of course Sidney Toler was wonderful as Chan. I med the DP, Charles G. Clark at the ASC clubhouse years ago. I wish I had known more and asked better questions. Fox had an outstanding camera department.

[@julierubin8029]

1966, black and white TV, early yrs

[@Billys-Joint]

memories

[@feralbluee]

47:09 And too many cooks spoil the soup! LOL😋🌷🌱 1:29:07 Great pratfall !! 😋

[@Billys-Joint]

haha. Yes!

[@feralbluee]

1:37:38 Boy!!! Somebody likes bad dancers who produces these movies. This one is such an untrained, bad dancer it’s incredible!!! (The only ones who were spectacular were the little people in the circus movie -and they were wonderful to watch :) 🌷🌱 2:09:12 Karloff’s opera singer is fantastic, whoever he is. The second soprano is just beautiful! What a scene this is! 🎶🎵

[@shelleymcafee8197]

Hey Boris, slurping Your food is good-manners in China!

[@roscohaines8508]

What a superb depiction of a Chinaman.

[@Billys-Joint]

We strive for authenticity around here. haha. Agreed tho...Chuck DOES look Asian

[@leifpettsson]

@@Billys-Joint But he (Warner Oland ) was from Sweden, and came to America when he was 6 i think, with his mother and father.

[@judysantmire968]

Love Charlie Chan! Love your channel. And one that includes Boris Karloff?👍👍 Question for anyone, do you have a favorite Charlie Chan actor?

[@Billys-Joint]

Hard to say Judy, I like both a lot. Just me

[@DavidRice111]

I used to own a darkroom and processed film & prints. @ 1:06:10, Zucco begins to develop film with a 'red light' on. At that moment, the film fogged completely. Removal of raw film, and insertion into the developing canister must be done in total darkness.

[@WooRidersDg]

Hello

[@shelleymcafee8197]

It’s true about the retinas of Our eyes capturing the last image We see before dying, I remember learning that in high-school. Obviously merely looking into a dead-persons eyes would only allow Us to see “a twin image of Self” as ‘Charlie’ says here - but I remember being told that it’s possible to print-out the image on a retina, similarly to developing a camera’s film. (I remember the example We were given was that of a beheaded Individuals’ retinal-image being developed - and the upside-down image that the eyes had last seen after the execution, I’m the seconds that the brain ceased to function.) If this IS possible, I wonder why the police don’t use that in solving crimes; though I suppose the face of Ones’ Killer mayn’t be the last thing a Victim would see, it may be something insignificant like the floor or ceiling.)

[@Billys-Joint]

Interesting idea Shelley

[@davidmayfield2348]

The retina converts light energy into what is essentially electric energy that our brain converts to nerve impulses that are perceived as visual images. Sorry, no latent images but the process is fascinating.

[@shelleymcafee8197]

Out of interest I just checked to see what $300,000USF would be worth Today, as far as purchasing-power goes - accounting for inflation; it’s equivalent to almost 7million in Our current-day dollars. …Whew!

[@Billys-Joint]

Whoa. Thx for coming Shelley

[@TheBlocklandPlayer]

Eleven Teen Very Bad; You Fourteen, Ok.