Limehouse Blues (1934)
Fresh from Chinatown in New York, Harry Young has taken over the illegal import business in the seamy Limehouse district of London, where he cold-bloodedly disposes of rivals and runs a smoky nightclub. He falls for a low-class, white pickpocket, diminishing his pride in the Chinese half of his heritage and sparking the jealousy of the nightclub's moody star performer.
Director:
Alexander Hall
Writers:
Cyril Hume, Arthur Phillips.
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George Raft as Harry Young |
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Jean Parker as Toni |
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Anna May Wong as Tu Tuan |
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Kent Taylor as Eric Benton |
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Montagu Love as Pug Talbot |
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Billy Bevan as Herb |
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John Rogers as Smokey |
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Robert Loraine as Inspector Sheridan |
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E. Alyn Warren as Ching Lee |
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Wyndham Standing as Assistant Commissioner Kenyon |
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Louis Vincenot as Rhama |
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Eric Blore as Slummer (uncredited) |
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Ann Sheridan as Bit Part (uncredited) |
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Mary Wong as Minor Role (uncredited) |
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Lulu Wong as Minor Role (uncredited) |
| Directing | Alexander Hall | Director |
| Writing | Cyril Hume | Screenplay |
| Writing | Arthur Phillips | Screenplay |
| Camera | Otto Dyar | Still Photographer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Wally Westmore | Makeup Artist |
