Drums of Fu Manchu
1940The nefarious Dr. Fu Manchu searches for the keys to the tomb of Genghis Khan, in order to fulfill a prophecy that will enable him to conquer the world. His nemesi, Dr. Nayland Smith and his associates fight to keep the evil doctor from getting his hands on the keys. In 1943 the serial was edited together into a feature movie also called Drums of Fu Manchu.
Acted in
Henry Brandon
as Dr. Fu Man Chu
William Royle
as Sir Dennis Nayland Smith
Robert Kellard
as Allan Parker
Luana Walters
as Mary Randolph
Olaf Hytten
as Dr. Petrie
Tom Chatterton
as Prof. Randolph
Gloria Franklin
as Fah-Lo-Suee
John Merton
as Loki
George Cleveland
as Dr. James Parker
John Dilson
as Prof. Ezra Howard
Dwight Frye
as Prof. Anderson
Wheaton Chambers
as Dr. Humphrey
George Pembroke
as C.W. Crawford
Lal Chand Mehra
as Sirdar Prahni
Guy D'Ennery
as Ranah Sang
Lowden Adams
as Blake, Randolph's Assistant
Philip Ahn
as Dr. Chang
John Bagni
as Dangra - Spy at Fort
Ann Baldwin
as Miss Frisbie - Winchester's Secretary
Robert Blair
as Police Sergeant at Randolph's
George Bruggeman
as Fort Telegrapher
Budd Buster
as Dacoit 2 on Train
Tommy Coats
as Dacoit 13 in Asia
Victor Cox
as Tartar
Joe De Stefani
as High Lhama
Art Dillard
as Dacoit 7 at Headquarters
Bert Dillard
as Dacoit 16 in Fu Manchu's Hut
Akim Dobrynin
as Solar Mirror Native
Frank Ellis
as Tartar
James Fawcett
as Dacoit
James Flatley
as Pegai, Dacoit 4
Augie Gomez
as Wax Museum Dacoit
Jennifer Gray
as Stewardess
Duke Green
as Clay Street Dacoit 6
Alan Gregg
as Dacoit 5 Pilot
Jamiel Hasson
as Tribal Chieftain
John Lester Johnson
as Cardo, Howard's Servant
John Judd
as Dacoit 17 in Fu Manchu's Hut
Edward Kaye
as Dacoit 3 on Wires
Bert LeBaron
as Railroad Fireman
James B. Leong
as Chinese Si Fan Member
Eric Lonsdale
as Sentry
Paul Marion
as Si-Fan Messenger at Hotel
Merrill McCormick
as Koomerow's Aide
Tofik Mickey
as Hindu Si Fan Member
Jack Montgomery
as Cleanshaven Villainous Native
Norman Nesbitt
as Wally Winchester
Bill Nind
as Lhama's Telegrapher
Tony Paton
as Temple Guard
Charles Phillips
as Railroad Mail Car Clerk
John Picorri
as Prof. Krantz
Paul Renay
as Nihala Tribe Chief Kandhar
Vinegar Roan
as Dacoit 11 in Temple, Killed by Arrow
Jack Roper
as Dacoit 10 Looking in Window
Hector V. Sarno
as Scarred Native
Ernest Sarracino
as Dowlah Rao - Arrested Dacoit 9
Carl Sepulveda
as Mustachio'd Villainous Native
Lee Shumway
as Police Lieutenant Corrigan at Wax Museum
Robert R. Stephenson
as Tartar Si Fan Member
Walter Stiritz
as Koomerow's Aide
Harry Strang
as Police Lt. Wade at Winchester's Office
George Suzanne
as Dacoit
Al Taylor
as Dacoit 8 at Headquarters, Howard's and Lee's
Ken Terrell
as Shanghai St. / Wax Museum Dacoit 18
Evan Thomas
as Maj. Carlton
Kam Tong
as Crawford's Manservant
Francis Walker
as Koomerow, Lhama's Emissary
John Ward
as British Consul Wilson
Frank Wayne
as Dacoit 14 with Microphone
Ted Wells
as Dacoit 15 Wearing Hat
Bill Wilkus
as Dacoit 12 in Temple
Henry Wills
as Tartar
Bob Woodward
as Tribesman
Bill Yrigoyen
as Hillsman with Knife
Joe Yrigoyen
as Dacoit
Michael Vallon
as Temple Guard