
Charlie Chan investigates the theft of government radar papers (the laboratory is located in the same building as a radio station!) with the help of Number Three Son Tommy and comic sidekick Birmingham Brown.... (Full plot summary below)
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Charlie Chan investigates the theft of government radar papers (the laboratory is located in the same building as a radio station!) with the help of Number Three Son Tommy and comic sidekick Birmingham Brown.
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| Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDennis SchwartzThis was the best Monogram version of Charlie Chan. |
| Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)Ken HankeAbove average Monogram Chan with nice radio station setting. |
| User ReviewCJ CToler saved the character from WW2 anti-asian sentiment by taking it to Monogram and continuing the blend of humor and sluething for many more films. A childhood favorite. |
| User ReviewErik GThis is a great mystery-themed film of the '40s era, and here in 'The Scarlet Clue' Charlie Chan takes his case on soap opera radio. Filmed in good black and white quality. |
| User Reviewarmand eGOOD MYSTERY, FINE CAST. SIDNEY TOLER PLAYS CHAN. AVARAGE FILM IN THE SERIES, THE ROUTINE WAS GETTING A LITTLE TORESOME BY 1945 AND IT SHOWS. IT'S STILL GOOD. SHORT, SWEET AND INTERESTING. THIS ONE HAS A WORLD WAR II PROPOGANDA THEME INVOLVING SPIES AND RADAR PLANES. |
| User ReviewOrlok WThe Scarlet Clue was another entertaining Charlie Chan entry--Chan Films Go More Comedic With Moreland!! |
| User ReviewGreg WFun Charlie Chan vehicle here, as Chan goes to a TV/Radio studio to seek out a killer. Mantan gets all the best lines and he's less annoying than usual. Which I can say the same for Benson Fong. Is really quite fun and humorous, loses it somewhat during the final act though. |