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The Black Camel (1931)
Charlie Chan.
Publicity Still
(10 x 8 inches)
Shelah Fane during filming on the beach.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Charlie Chan and Tarneverro.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Contributed by Gene Lue
A fanciful scene with Charlie Chan, Shelah Fane, and Tarneverro.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
A fanciful scene with Tarneverro, Shelah Fane, and Charlie Chan.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Charlie Chan meets Tarneverro in the lobby of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Charlie Chan and Tarneverro look for clues near the body of Shelah Fane.
Publicity
Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Contributed by Gene Lue
Charlie Chan and Tarneverro.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Charlie Chan mentions to Julie O'Neill that a vital piece of the photo of Denny
Mayo is now missing.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Contributed by Gene Lue
As Tarneverro looks on, Charlie Chan questions Julie O'Neill.
Publicity
Still
(10 x 8 inches)
Contributed by Gene Lue
Charlie Chan discusses an clue with Huntley Van Horn.
Publicity Still
(8
x 10 inches)
Contributed by Gene Lue
Wilkie Ballou, Tarneverro, and Charlie Chan.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Charlie Chan with Anna and Tarneverro.
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
"Ah! Bright spark appears in darkness."
Publicity Still
(8 x 10 inches)
The cast and crew of "The Black Camel" leave for Honolulu aboard the City
of Los Angeles.
Production Still
(8 x 10 inches)
"Mr. Smith" relaxes at his stated address:
"Sandy spot, any beach, Honolulu."
Production Still
(8 x 10 inches)
Jimmy Bradshaw and Julie O'Niell.
Lobby Card
(11 x 14 inches)
Contributed by Chris Ellis
The cook at Shelah Fane's residence explains to Charlie Chan
that it is too late to cook a meal for the assembled suspects.
Lobby
Card (detail)
(11 x 14 inches)
After a vital piece of evidence is stolen, Tarneverro volunteers to be searched.
Lobby Card
(11 x 14 inches)
Luana has just accused Robert Fyfe of shooting Smith the artist and beachcomber.
Lobby Card
(11 x 14 inches)
Contributed by Chris Ellis
The Black Camel
Title Card
(11 x 14 inches)
Contributed by Chris Ellis
The Black Camel
One Sheet Poster
(41 x 27 inches)
The Black Camel
Pressbook Herald Cover
(4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches)
The Black Camel
Program for the picture's opening during
the week
of July 3, 1931 at the Roxy Theatre in New York City
(9 5/8 x 6 3/4 inches)
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