Status
Released
original language
English
Budget
$ 0
Revenue
$ 0

Charlie Chan

Jimmy Chan

Fred Rhadini

Peter Lewis

Eve Cairo

Deputy Police Chief J.J. Kilvaine

Stewart Salsbury, alias Thomas Gregory

Dr. Zodiac's Servant

Dr. Zodiac (in disguise)

Elmer

Myra Rhadini

Mrs. Bessie Sibley

Stella Essex

Uncle Redley

Paul Essex

Audience Member

First Taxicab Driver

Audience Member

Cop at Station House

Airplane Steward

Toots - Stout Woman

Detective - in Cab and at Theatre

Waiter at Hawaiian Village

Egyptian Princess Ectoplasm

Second Taxicab Driver

Airplane Passenger

Second Detective

Audience Member

Police Desk Sergeant

Audience Member

Audience Member

Audience Member

Plane Passenger

Man at Landing Gate

Airways Official

Audience Member

Plane Passenger

Man at Landing Gate

Taxicab Dispatcher

Plane Passenger

Audience Member

Doctor - Backstage

Written by Geronimo1967 on 2022-06-22
The more effective pairing of "Charlie" (Sidney Toler) and No 2 son "Jimmy" (Victor Sen Yung) are embroiled in an investigation into an apparent suicide of his friend "Paul" (Louis Heydt) on a plane to San Francisco. It soon starts to look like there is much more too it to - the last page of a manuscript he was working on has gone missing - and investigations lead them to the door of the mysterious "Dr. Zodiak" who claims enormous psychic powers. What ensues now is quite a cleverly constructed mystery with loads of mystic hokum, some blackmail and a good supporting cast from the likes of Pauline Moore ("Eve") and Cesar Romero as rival mind reader "Rhadini". The tension for this entertaining drama is really helped by spooky scenarios and the somewhat menacing costume of the enigmatic "Zodiak" - indeed quite a bit of effort has gone into the production culminating in quite a surprising conclusion involving an old iron maiden. One of the best of the series.