Dear/Sirs:
I do apologize for the previous typing errors I just now noticed.
I am trying to find out if the 1929 silent Charlie Chan film "His Captive Women" is available or was it a "LOST" film. This film title appeared on the information sheet that is provided in Volume 1 of Charlie Chan films. I have searched everwhere to see if it also was published as a novel.
The Charlie Chan novel "Keeper of the Keys" I do have in book form therefore does anyone know if this title was ever put on film.
Re: Charlie Chan film 1929 silent "His Captive Women"
His Captive Woman
(1929) American
B&W : Eight reels / 8305 feet
Directed by George Fitzmaurice
Cast: Milton Sills [Officer Thomas McCarthy], Dorothy Mackaill [Anna Janssen], Gladden James [Alastair De Vries], Jed Prouty [Fatty Fargo], Sidney Bracey [Means], Gertrude Howard [Lavoris Smythe], Marion Byron [Baby Meyers], George Fawcett [Howard Donegan], William Holden [the court judge], Frank Reicher [the district attorney], August Tollaire [the governor of the island], Doris Dawson
Re: Charlie Chan film 1929 silent "His Captive Women"
Sheesh. That woman in the photo is wearing a bunch of bananas for a skirt. And here thought Carmen Miranda wearing a fruit salad on her head was a bit odd. Does Lady GaGa know about this?
Re: Charlie Chan film 1929 silent "His Captive Women"
Dear Mr. Antonelli,
Thank you for your interest. As Virginia noted below, "His Captive Women" is not a Charlie Chan film or book. I think that a little research on the Internet will result in more information for you on that particular title.