Charlie Chan at the Opera

Charlie Chan explains to Inspector Regan how a police detective's cigarette

that has "died in infancy" suggests that a very difficult case is at hand.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan meets Lilli Rochelle in Inspector Regan's office.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Lee Chan returns the three dollars that he had borrowed from his Pop

for the dozen roses that he didn't buy for Miss Lotus Kwang Toy.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan dressed in "soup and fish" for the opening night of the opera Carnival.
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(10 x 8 inches)

Charlie Chan at the opera.
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(10 x 8 inches)

Sgt. Kelly stops Phil Childers and his fiancé, Mademoiselle

Kitty as they try to enter the opera house.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan with Phil Childers and his fiancé, Kitty.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Agnes the costume mistress holds onto Sgt. Kelly as she

sees the mysterious person whom she had encountered earlier.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Gravelle hides at the Civic Opera House.

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(10 x 8 inches)

Gravelle, secretly on stage as Mephisto, with Lilli Rochelle during the climax of a scene from "Carnival."
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(8 x 10 inches)

Contributed by Gene Lue

Charlie Chan shows the picture of Gravelle to Agnes, the costume mistress.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan questions Lilli Rochelle's daughter, Kitty, and Kitty's intended fiancé, Phil Childers.

Mr. Whitely, Lilli Rochelle's husband, speaks with Charlie Chan.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Gravelle, inside of Enrico Barelli's dressing room, as Barelli lies dead on the floor.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Sgt. Kelly expresses his opinion.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan and son Lee examine the knife that was used to kill Enrico Barelli.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Contributed by Gene Lue

Charlie Chan with Gravelle and Anita Barelli.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan with Gravelle.

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(8 x 10 inches)

At Charlie Chan's suggestion, Gravelle eagerly agrees to return to the stage to sing his aria.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Gravelle in costume as "Mephisto."
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(10 x 8 inches)

"Gravelle sings tonight!"
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Gravelle with his daughter, Kitty.
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(8 x 10 inches)

With the opera performance completed, it is agreed that Gravelle will be allowed to

perform a scene from 'Carnival' as part of Charlie Chan's plan to reveal the killer.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan questions Anita Barelli as Sergeant Kelly looks on.

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(8 x 10 inches)

All eyes are on Gravelle as he gives an impromtu performance with Anita Barelli.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Contributed by Gene Lue

Charlie Chan asks a favor of Kitty.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Charlie Chan wishes Phil Childers and Kitty well.
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(8 x 10 inches)

Contributed by Gene Lue

Charlie Chan and son Lee as the case reaches its climax.
Publicity Still (signed and inscribed by Keye Luke)
(8 x 10 inches)

Warner Oland, William Demarest, H. Bruce (Lucky) Humberstone, and John

Stone discuss an aspect of the production of Charlie Chan at the Opera.

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(8 x 10 inches)

Warner Oland and Boris Karloff go over the script of Charlie Chan at the Opera.

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(8 x 10 inches)

A typed caption on the reverse side of this still reads:: "When

Bogeymen get together. Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre, the screen's

two best men at frightening people, talk over scare-secrets between

scenes of their 20th Century-Fox pictures. Peter Lorre does his own

hair-raising antics in 'Crack-Up', while Karloff [sic] striking costume is

for his role in 'Charlie Chan at the Opera.'"

Production Still
(8 x 10 inches)

Contributed by Gene Lue

Charlie Chan at the Opera
One Sheet Poster
(41 x 27 inches)

Charlie Chan at the Opera
Silk Screened Poster
(60 x 40 inches)

Charlie Chan at the Opera
Poster
(From an 8 x 10 inch Publicity Still)

Charlie Chan na Operan (Charlie Chan at the Opera)
Swedish One Sheet Poster
(39 1/2 x 27 1/2 inches)


		Charlie Chan at the Opera (1936) Charlie Chan explains to Inspector Regan how a police detective's cigarette that has "died in infancy" suggests that a very difficult case is at hand. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan meets Lilli Rochelle in Inspector Regan's office. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Lee Chan returns the three dollars that he had borrowed from his Pop for the dozen roses that he didn't buy for Miss Lotus Kwang Toy. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan dressed in "soup and fish" for the opening night of the opera Carnival. Publicity Still (10 x 8 inches) Charlie Chan at the opera. Publicity Still (10 x 8 inches) Sgt. Kelly stops Phil Childers and his fiancé, Mademoiselle Kitty as they try to enter the opera house. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan with Phil Childers and his fiancé, Kitty. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Agnes the costume mistress holds onto Sgt. Kelly as she sees the mysterious person whom she had encountered earlier. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Gravelle hides at the Civic Opera House. Publicity Still (10 x 8 inches) Gravelle, secretly on stage as Mephisto, with Lilli Rochelle during the climax of a scene from "Carnival." Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Contributed by Gene Lue Charlie Chan shows son Lee a photo of Gravelle. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan shows the picture of Gravelle to Agnes, the costume mistress. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Lilli Rochelle is found murdered in her dressing room. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan questions Lilli Rochelle's daughter, Kitty, and Kitty's intended fiancé, Phil Childers. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Mr. Whitely, Lilli Rochelle's husband, speaks with Charlie Chan. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Gravelle, inside of Enrico Barelli's dressing room, as Barelli lies dead on the floor. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Sgt. Kelly expresses his opinion. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan and son Lee examine the knife that was used to kill Enrico Barelli. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Contributed by Gene Lue Charlie Chan face-to-face with Gravelle. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan with Gravelle and Anita Barelli. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan with Gravelle. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) At Charlie Chan's suggestion, Gravelle eagerly agrees to return to the stage to sing his aria. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Gravelle dressed as "Mephisto." Publicity Still (10 x 8 inches) Gravelle in costume as "Mephisto." Publicity Still (10 x 8 inches) "Gravelle sings tonight!" Publicity Still (10 x 8 inches) Gravelle with his daughter, Kitty. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) With the opera performance completed, it is agreed that Gravelle will be allowed to perform a scene from 'Carnival' as part of Charlie Chan's plan to reveal the killer. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Gravelle, about to make his entrance as part of Charlie Chan's plan to unmask the killer. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan questions Anita Barelli as Sergeant Kelly looks on. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) All eyes are on Gravelle as he gives an impromtu performance with Anita Barelli. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Contributed by Gene Lue Charlie Chan asks a favor of Kitty. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Charlie Chan wishes Phil Childers and Kitty well. Publicity Still (8 x 10 inches) Contributed by Gene Lue Charlie Chan and son Lee as the case reaches its climax. Publicity Still (signed and inscribed by Keye Luke) (8 x 10 inches) Warner Oland, William Demarest, H. Bruce (Lucky) Humberstone, and John Stone discuss an aspect of the production of Charlie Chan at the Opera. Production Still (8 x 10 inches) Warner Oland and Boris Karloff go over the script of Charlie Chan at the Opera. Production Still (8 x 10 inches) A typed caption on the reverse side of this still reads:: "When Bogeymen get together. Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre, the screen's two best men at frightening people, talk over scare-secrets between scenes of their 20th Century-Fox pictures. Peter Lorre does his own hair-raising antics in 'Crack-Up', while Karloff [sic] striking costume is for his role in 'Charlie Chan at the Opera.'" Production Still (8 x 10 inches) Contributed by Gene Lue Charlie Chan at the Opera One Sheet Poster (41 x 27 inches) Charlie Chan at the Opera Silk Screened Poster (60 x 40 inches) Charlie Chan at the Opera Poster (From an 8 x 10 inch Publicity Still) Charlie Chan na Operan (Charlie Chan at the Opera) Swedish One Sheet Poster (39 1/2 x 27 1/2 inches)