Drums of Fu Manchu (1943)
Feature version of the 1940 Republic serial, about Fu Manchu's attempt to conquer Asia.
Top billed cast
Henry BrandonDr. Fu Manchu
William RoyleSir Dennis Nayland Smith
Robert KellardAllan Parker
Luana WaltersMary Randolph
Olaf HyttenDr. Petrie
Tom ChattertonProf. Randolph- Gloria FranklinFah-Lo-Suee
John MertonLoki
Lal Chand MehraSirdar Prahni
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Tarzan and the Green Goddess (1938)
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Chandu on the Magic Island (1935)
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