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SHADOWS OF THE ORIENT (DVD MOVIE)


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Judge Avery s daughter Viola (Ester Ralston) is arrested in a police raid on Chinatown s most notorious gambling casino. Facing public disgrace and her father s anger, Viola romances immigration officer Bob Baxter (Regis Toomey) who provides an alibi for her. Baxter is drawn to Viola but also sees her as a source of information about the casino boss s white slavery ring. As Baxter s attention becomes clouded with infatuation, Viola must keep the inquisitive detective at bay. Owning a debt of silence to the casino s owner, King Moss (Sidney Blackmer), Viola finds herself ensnared in a dark web of Western intrigue and Oriental crime. Growing feelings for Baxter drive Viola into danger and she is kidnapped as a pawn in Moss s elaborate underworld scheme. Starring: Ester Ralston, Regis Toomey & Sidney Blackmer Directed by: Burt Lynwood DVD Details: Run Time: 67 minutes Number of Discs: 1 Originally Released in 1937 Black & White No region encoding; For global distribution. Packaging: DVD STYLE BOX. Operating System: DVD MOVIE.
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