This movie was better written than the other Mr. Wong movies.  Keye Luke's part was written without the racial bias you see in the other movies.  They made him completely American, of Chinese heritage, no hokey accents, just a solid character.  Cheers

Man Keye was a smoothie with the ladies in this one.  :)

Keye Luke (1904 - 1991) was the first major Chinese American film star and the first given a contract by RKO, Universal and MGM. He became famous playing Lee Chan "number one son" of Charlie Chan in the 1939 - 1941 Green Hornet series. He was also an accomplished artist. He had a long film career as well as appearances in several TV series including, for example, an episode of The Golden Girls in 1986 as one of Sophie's love interests.

Always enjoy Grant Withers. Never changes. The quintessential film detective. England, February, 2024.

Love these old movie! Class, not trash with a plot!

#1 son get promoted....thank you so much!

It's awesome to see old movies where they do not ridicule people by their ethnicity. They let the actors act. And not give them ridiculous racists lines.

Here for the cars.
Stayed for the acting!

I noticed that it was my 8th film with Keye Luke and William Gould. Thanks for uploading.

It’s lovely seeing men all wearing suits, and the women looking smart with hats and gloves.
Now a days you can go out in your pyjamas because people have no respect or manners anymore
I never watch tv for years so I rely on YouTube and wonderful people downloading quality films like these to watch instead
Thank you so much for downloading a lovely film where the actors had to act and not rely on cgi, swearing, sex or violence.
You can keep you Brad Pitt’s and Angelina Jolies I’d rather watch Keye Luke any day.

Boris Karloff and Keye Luke are the primary actors who played the Chinese detective James Lee Wong in the Monogram Pictures series from 1938 to 1940. Karloff starred in five films as Mr. Wong, while Keye Luke took over the role in the final film, Phantom of Chinatown (1940). Bela Lugosi also played a character named Mr. Wong (Fu Wong) in the unrelated 1934 film, The Mysterious Mr. Wong. Boris Karloff: Played the detective James Lee Wong in five Monogram Pictures: Mr. Wong, Detective (1938), The Mystery of Mr. Wong (1939), Mr. Wong in Chinatown (1939), Doomed to Die (1940), and The Fatal Hour (1940). Keye Luke: Played Mr. James Lee Wong in the sixth and final film of the series, Phantom of Chinatown (1940), becoming the first Asian actor to play the character. Bela Lugosi: Played a completely different, villainous character named Mr. Wong/Fu Wong in the 1934 film The Mysterious Mr. Wong

One of the best films I've seen in a long time, thank you xx

Keye Luke was great in this and as Charlie chan no 1 son one of his later rolls was Mr wing in the gremlins he passed away in 1991 RIP 💕

Thanks for posting
This classic movie

Great movie! I so enjoy Keye Luke. He was an accomplished artist and a good actor! Thank you for posting!

Classic mystery, good anytime movie.

I love the scene when Captain Street & Wong arrive at Wong's apartment & Wong's butler/housekeeper begins wildly speaking in Chinese; Wong asks him to stop & speak English instead....as respect that Captain Street is there as well & obviously, can't understand Wong's servant.

Keye luke was thd best American Chinese actor who ever lived during this era. I ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ mantan moreland too , n of course, Sidney toler in the. Charlie chan mystery series. Simply great n thznks somuch for posting them online. Much appreciated!!!!!!

Keye Luke, what a great career, definitely a big part of my life

So far I've likes everyone of these I've saw.  Old movies are the only ones I like.