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Yes, some of us are still around...I also discovered this site early and also when I first started using the web...glad to hear from you. Chris Ellis.
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General Discussion / Re: Porkchop 711/Chop Suey 108
« Last post by Henry (number one son) on March 06, 2020, 10:52:36 pm »
All,

   Re: Allen Colby... the ship he was on sunk at sea. He clung to wreckage and was picked up by another boat (without a radio to wire messages to shore) and eventually made it to the mainland. Only to be killed at his estate.
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Hello fellow Chan fans. Henry (number one son in books) checking back in after a long hiatus. Yes I too was one of the originals to discover Kurt's site back in 1998. Happy to see some of the long time contributors are still around. Hard to believe it has been over 20 years since Kurt started this site. Coincidentally my finding this site coincided with my discovery of the wonders of the World Wide Web itself.

Henry (number one son in books)
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General Discussion / Re: HM&M TV Cable Channel
« Last post by John Cucinotta on February 27, 2020, 09:58:59 am »
Recently, I finally had time to watch the last of the three Aurora Teagarden movies produced last summer and fall, called "A Very Foul Play".  In this movie, Aurora, her mother, her cousin Philip, and several members of the Real Murders Club are at a beautiful mountain resort attending a mystery novel convention.  Also in attendance are Lawrenceton police chief Lynn Smith and her detective-husband Arthur Smith.  There is a murder, and Aurora's cousin Philip is charged with the crime.  Aurora and her friends must solve the crime ahead of the local police, who seem certain that Philip is guilty.   This movie is different than the previous Aurora Teagarden mysteries, not only in the mountain resort setting, but also having the Lawrenceton police working with Aurora, rather than resenting her intrusion into the investigation.  This is a nice movie to watch on a cold, late winter evening, and I highly recommend the film. 

As I have previously posted, if you are new to the Aurora Teagarden Mystery series, start by watching the first film called "A Bone to Pick"' and the subsequent movies and characters will be easier to follow.
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General Discussion / Charlie Chan and the New Year
« Last post by OldMovieFan on February 01, 2020, 08:26:59 am »
Another year has come and went, now with the New Year I wondered what Charlie would do for a resolution for the year? Any thoughts as we continue this wonderful site we have followed thru the old text days to the long running CC board to what we have today. I would think Charlie would think about traveling less and spending time with the Family. But, could Charlie uphold it. Hummm....

How's up next?
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General Discussion / Re: Charlie Chan and Christmas
« Last post by rodb on December 26, 2019, 02:38:38 pm »
happy new year to all 8)
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General Discussion / Re: Charlie Chan and Christmas
« Last post by Lee on December 25, 2019, 11:33:10 am »
Merry Christmas!
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General Discussion / Re: Charlie Chan and Christmas
« Last post by Ed Kasprowicz on December 25, 2019, 10:01:00 am »
Those are the only ones I can think of, too.
The Thin Man was set during the Christmas season and had so many scenes of trees, shopping, parties, etc.
Merry Christmas to the Charlie Chan Message Board gang!

...Ed K.
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General Discussion / Charlie Chan and Christmas
« Last post by John Cucinotta on December 24, 2019, 11:01:04 am »
Merry Christmas to all who read this Board.   Even though this site has become quiet, i still have many fond memories of the lively discussions we used to have on this Board.  I remember a discussion years ago, trying to remember Christmas references in Chan films or other similar mystery films such as Mr. Moto.  I can think of two such Christmas references:

1.  In "CC at the Olympics", Charlie receives tickets to the Opening Ceremonies of the 1936 Berlin Olympics from a man who is unknown to him.  Lee cautions Charlie about accepting gifts from a stranger.  Charlie replies that he has never seen Santa Claus, but accepts gifts from him.

2.  In "CC in Monte Carlo", Charlie and Inspector Joubert are questioning the murder suspects, including Evelyn Gray, a woman who seems quite wealthy but has no visible source of income.  Inspector Joubert makes reference to her unexplained wealth, and reminds her that "there are no Christmas trees in Monte Carlo".

Can anyone remember any more Christmas references, either in a Chan film, or another similar mystery?
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General Discussion / TCM MOVIE UPDATE
« Last post by rodb on December 17, 2019, 09:01:13 am »
december 31st; the thin man movies /marathon will start @ 9:15 am

 :)
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