The Mystery of Mr. Wong

The Mystery of Mr. Wong is a 1939 film about a detective who tries to solve the murder of antiques collector who was in possession of a famous jewel. ''Directed by William Nigh. Written by William Scott Darling. More tingling mystery thrills from the new Chinese detective sensation!  (taglines) James Lee Wong Ladies and gentlemen, there has been a most unfortunate accident - your host... is dead. Originally, I thought it was an accident. Now... I wonder! You're taking back to China something that belongs there. You hold your tongue in more languages than one, my friend. Dialogue Sing, the Butler: Good morning, sir. Brandon Edwards: Morning. [the butler begins to take his coat] Never mind! The mistress up yet? Taglines More tingling mystery thrills from the new Chinese detective sensation! A gay party is interrupted by murder and the world's most costly jewel stolen! In all Frisco... only one man had the cunning to pierce the web of intrigue to the lair of an invisible killer! Cast Boris Karloff — James Lee Wong Grant Withers — Police Captain Sam Street Dorothy Tree — Valerie Edwards Craig Reynolds — Peter Harrison External links 0031704 The Mystery of Mr. Wong Category:1939 American films Category:American mystery films Category:American sequel films Category:Films set in San Francisco