Charlie Chan: Warner Oland Collection

Collection of 12 crime comedy classics starring Warner Oland as Chinese-American detective Charlie Chan.

In 'Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo' (1937) Chan is holidaying in Monaco when a casino messenger and a gangster are killed.

In 'Charlie Chan at the Olympics' (1937) Chan's son, Lee (Keye Luke), is competing at the Olympics in Berlin.

In 'Charlie Chan On Broadway' (1937) a New York nightclub singer is killed after she plans to expose the gangsters named in her diary.

In 'The Black Camel' (1931) Chan investigates the death of film star Sheila Fayne (Dorothy Revier), who was shot after paying a visit to a famous psychic.

In 'Charlie Chan in London' (1934) Chan spends an eventful weekend at an English country estate.

In 'Charlie Chan at the Opera' (1936) opera star Gravelle (Boris Karloff), who has been accused of murdering his wife and her lover and is suffering from amnesia, has recently escaped from an insane asylum.

In 'Charlie Chan in Shanghai' (1935) the Chinese government calls Chan to Shanghai to investigate a murder involving an opium ring.

In 'Charlie Chan at the Race Track' (1936) it appears a racehorse has kicked its owner to death.

In 'Charlie Chan at the Circus' (1936) a circus owner who has been receiving threatening letters asks Chan to investigate.

In 'Charlie Chan in Paris' (1935) Chan chases around the French capital trying to root out three counterfeiters who operate within the Parisian sewer system.

In 'Charlie Chan in Egypt' (1935) the detective investigates the death of an archaeologist whose body is found in an Egyptian sarcophagus that is meant to be the resting place of an ancient high priest.

Finally, in 'Charlie Chan's Secret' (1936), when an ocean liner sinks, Allen Colby (Jerry Miley), heir to millions, is presumed dead.