KING’S THEATRE
“CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACE TRACT.'’ ' Neck-aiid-neck with death, halfway round the world, Charlie Chan races a ruthless murderer in his ® o!it baffling ease, “Charlie Chan at the Race Track,” Twentieth CenturyEox picture, which is now screening at the King’s Theatre. Opening witn the thrillinjg Melbourne Cup race, tho scene of the film was across the Pacific, where the murderer first strikes, to Honolulu and then. Los Angeles, with Chan on the killer's trail. Chan encounters thrilling experiences during the chase. A huge gambling ring that stops at nothing has switched the favourite in the Santa .Juanita- Handicap with an inferior horse. Cfnan alone discovers ti e fact and dramatic situations follow. Warner Oland portrays Charlie Chan.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 13093, 15 February 1937, Page 6
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