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Blake of Scotland Yard, released USA 30 January 1937. Ralph Byrd as Dr. Jerry Sheehan; Herbert Rawlinson as Sir James Blake; Joan Barclay as Hope Mason; Lloyd Hughes as Dr. Marshall; Dickie Jones as Bobby Mason; Lucille Lund as Duchess [Chs. 1-6, 14]; Nick Stuart as Julot [Chs. 2-4, 9-10, 14]; Sam Flint as Chief Insp. Henderson; Gail Newbury as Mimi - Policewoman [Chs. 2-4, 9-11]; Jimmy Aubrey as The Hag / Baron Polinka; Theodore Lorch (as Ted Lorch) as Daggett - the Butler; George DeNormand as Pedro - Henchman [Chs. 1-7, 14]; Bob Terry as Peyton - Henchman; William Farrel (as William Farrell) as Count Basil Segaloff; Frank Wayne as Charles - the Footman; Dick Curtis as Nicky - Henchman; Victor Adamson, Newsboy; John Bagni, Cafe Waiter [Chs. 1-3, 10, 14]; Bruce Bennett as Adolph - Henchman with eyepatch; John Elliott, Landlord and League Representive [Chs. 11-13]; Henry Hall, Scotland Yard Detective [Chs. 5, 7, 11-13] / voice of The Scorpion; John Harron as Sgt. Dickens [Chs. 6, 8, 11-12]; Eric Mayne, Peace Delegate [Chs. 1 & 11]; George Morrell as Adm. Blandon [Chs. 1 & 11]; Francis Walker, Henchman.
Yes, this is on IMDB, so there's no need to waste bandwidth and storage space and clutter up anywhere else by repeating it here. Besides, no one cares.
Its 84 years old! During that time in history ('world war to end all wars' just ended and WW2 about to begin). What do you what? An original film of those times or "censored" & "sanitized" history, especially of classic arts like dance, cinema, paintings, literature, architecture, etc.? This is an world recognized classic choreographic dance! Who today is qualified to judge or condemn? In 60's 'Jesus Christ, Super Star' choreography was both celebrated and criticized. Thats success! You cannot erase human history & cleanse no matter your own opinions.... You dont think "reprehensible" may not apply to many aspects of today's "era" (what you find acceptable) one future day?
The woman dancer seemed not to mind. The audience in the club seemed not to mind. No reason to get all puckered up over it. It's just a dance--more fake-silly than anything else. Take a breath and relax your sphincter a bit.
Its an 84 year old movie! Of course there is static! Its part of being original classic film! Difference is like listening to classic music vinyl records compared to Today's recordings that are mostly into computers.
Lol, you are missing out on so much, agreed Britts movies are good (decades before 'Beatles') but so many good old & not so old films from, not only USA, but all around world. First clue: its called "Cult Cinema Classic". Second clue: 1937 film. Scroll on!
A great find indeed. Love all things Sexton Blake. Thank you! Anymore wld be mucho appreciated 😊
GREAT MOVIE, SO MISS THESE LITTLE GEMS THANK YOU.
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impressive upload Cult Cinema Classics. I shattered the thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the outstanding work.
Too much fun! Thanks so much!
21:11 I had heard of Apache dancing before but never seen it. It's even sillier than I thought.
I liked this, hope to catch ya live next time!😁👍
They all had 1934 7.65 mauser P-38
There were some great movies made in the '30's. This isn't one of them. It's a mystery, the mystery being just what it's all about.
It'a about what happens when a 303 minute, 15 episode serial is cut down to a 71 minute movie.
Starring Ralph Bird. Who could pass that up?
As the film progressed,id forgotten which one was Blake.
Talk into the lamp. Nothing hinkey about that.
Poor fellow...died so young
Blake of Scotland Yard, released USA 30 January 1937. Ralph Byrd as Dr. Jerry Sheehan; Herbert Rawlinson as Sir James Blake; Joan Barclay as Hope Mason; Lloyd Hughes as Dr. Marshall; Dickie Jones as Bobby Mason; Lucille Lund as Duchess [Chs. 1-6, 14]; Nick Stuart as Julot [Chs. 2-4, 9-10, 14]; Sam Flint as Chief Insp. Henderson; Gail Newbury as Mimi - Policewoman [Chs. 2-4, 9-11]; Jimmy Aubrey as The Hag / Baron Polinka; Theodore Lorch (as Ted Lorch) as Daggett - the Butler; George DeNormand as Pedro - Henchman [Chs. 1-7, 14]; Bob Terry as Peyton - Henchman; William Farrel (as William Farrell) as Count Basil Segaloff; Frank Wayne as Charles - the Footman; Dick Curtis as Nicky - Henchman; Victor Adamson, Newsboy; John Bagni, Cafe Waiter [Chs. 1-3, 10, 14]; Bruce Bennett as Adolph - Henchman with eyepatch; John Elliott, Landlord and League Representive [Chs. 11-13]; Henry Hall, Scotland Yard Detective [Chs. 5, 7, 11-13] / voice of The Scorpion; John Harron as Sgt. Dickens [Chs. 6, 8, 11-12]; Eric Mayne, Peace Delegate [Chs. 1 & 11]; George Morrell as Adm. Blandon [Chs. 1 & 11]; Francis Walker, Henchman.
Thank you IMDB.
@@perniciouspete4986 As a many years contributor and editor of IMDB, I thank you.
Yes, this is on IMDB, so there's no need to waste bandwidth and storage space and clutter up anywhere else by repeating it here. Besides, no one cares.
Ralph Byrd as Blake!!!!!
I’m watching and have not been interrupted once by advertising. Jeeze...whiners! You have an off button.
What a reprehensible dance of violence. What is most terrible is that this is not the first time in a movie of this era have I seen similar!
Its 84 years old! During that time in history ('world war to end all wars' just ended and WW2 about to begin). What do you what? An original film of those times or "censored" & "sanitized" history, especially of classic arts like dance, cinema, paintings, literature, architecture, etc.? This is an world recognized classic choreographic dance! Who today is qualified to judge or condemn? In 60's 'Jesus Christ, Super Star' choreography was both celebrated and criticized. Thats success! You cannot erase human history & cleanse no matter your own opinions.... You dont think "reprehensible" may not apply to many aspects of today's "era" (what you find acceptable) one future day?
The woman dancer seemed not to mind. The audience in the club seemed not to mind. No reason to get all puckered up over it. It's just a dance--more fake-silly than anything else. Take a breath and relax your sphincter a bit.
CAN'T TELL THE GOOD GUYS FROM THE BAD GUYS BECAUSE THEY BOTH ACT SUSPICIOUS, PLUS, CAN'T HEAR THE MOVIE THAT WELL BECAUSE OF THE STATIC NOISE.
You sure do like to complain about a free movie that you don’t have to watch.
Its an 84 year old movie! Of course there is static! Its part of being original classic film! Difference is like listening to classic music vinyl records compared to Today's recordings that are mostly into computers.
Whazzamatter? You a copper or sumthin?
This film needs Robert Newton,John Mills and Gordon Harker.
"Original Story By Rock Hawkey". Say what?
22:29 I didn't know Ellen from Seinfeld " was alive back then.
Elaine?
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SORRY, THE ONLY BRITISH THING I WATCH IS THE BEATLES.
This was made in Los Angeles, Ralph Byrd also played Dick Tracy
Lol, you are missing out on so much, agreed Britts movies are good (decades before 'Beatles') but so many good old & not so old films from, not only USA, but all around world. First clue: its called "Cult Cinema Classic". Second clue: 1937 film. Scroll on!
tv was invented in Britain
@@anthonyturton8091 so was soccer,digestive biscuits and Chicory Tip!
@@anthonyturton8091 so was soccer,digestive biscuits and Chicory Tip!