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• Charlie Chan (links | edit)
• Earl Derr Biggers (links | edit)
• 1932 in film (links | edit)
• The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan (links | edit)
• The House Without a Key (links | edit)
• The Chinese Parrot (links | edit)
• Behind That Curtain (links | edit)
• The Black Camel (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan Carries On (links | edit)
• Keeper of the Keys (links | edit)
• Warner Oland (links | edit)
• H. B. Warner (links | edit)
• Chang Apana (links | edit)
• Our Hospitality (links | edit)
• The New Adventures of Charlie Chan (links | edit)
• The Last Man on Earth (1924 film) (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo (links | edit)
• Block-Heads (links | edit)
• Tom Kennedy (actor) (links | edit)
• Alexander Kirkland (links | edit)
• James Kirkwood Sr. (links | edit)
• Ralph Morgan (links | edit)
• Marian Nixon (links | edit)
• Swiss Miss (film) (links | edit)
• The Chinese Parrot (film) (links | edit)
• Change of Heart (1934 film) (links | edit)
• Linda Watkins (links | edit)
• List of American films of 1932 (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan in London (links | edit)
• List of Fox Film films (links | edit)
• Mr. Lemon of Orange (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan in Paris (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan in Egypt (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan's Secret (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan in Shanghai (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan at the Circus (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan at the Race Track (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan at the Opera (links | edit)
• Great Guy (links | edit)
• The House Without a Key (serial) (links | edit)
• Sharp Shooters (links | edit)
• John G. Blystone (links | edit)
• Behind That Curtain (film) (links | edit)
• List of lost films (links | edit)
• Herbert Bunston (links | edit)
• The Magnificent Brute (1936 film) (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan in Rio (links | edit)
• The Lucky Horseshoe (links | edit)
• Shanghai Madness (links | edit)
• Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum (links | edit)