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The HE-400 can be very good with Jazz depending on the type of jazz and such. Gives it a nice energy, though without certain instruments being too fatigueing (saxophone in Miles Davis 'Kind of Blue' comes to mind)
Why won't you touch an EQ? You don't listen through the computer or something? It isn't a very drastic EQ we are talking about here, and I doubt it will degrade the audio in any way.
Why is it that HE-400 sounds much better with DSP like Dolby Headphones and ProLogic?
I'm using this features on Xonar ST and it is a big difference, the music opens up more, soundstage is glorious, the mids change for the better, without these effects mids seem muffled.
Before these orthos, those effects did nothing good to dynamic headphones, so I didn't use them, but now I cant do without Dolby DSP.
I'm using vintage amp and/or Xonar ST with LME49990 and I have no problem with sibilance.
Dolby headphones DSP muffles everything for me, make it seem very muted. That is with foobar and stereo recordings. To me, that sounds very bad. On the other hand you can do stuff to improve on that. I have a custom channel mixer DSP, that converts stereo to multi-channel, and then I apply dolby. That sounds quite decent, actually, but still lacks some clarity.
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minute Thursday to secure defending champion Zenit St. Petersburg a 2-1 win over Stuttgart and a place in the last 16 of the UEFA Cup . The Russian team won the first leg at home 2-1 and advanced 4-2 on aggregate. Zenit was the more polished side for much
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It certainly looks like the rumors of a 32GB Google Nexus 7 replacing the 16GB version and pushing it down to replace the 8GB version are accurate. The 8GB version of the Google Nexus 7 is no longer on the Google Play Store. This was probably done ahead of the official announcement we will likely get on October 29th. The add on the Google Play Store still has a "coming soon" tagline, but that doesn't necessarily mean it will be back. Of course, we should know the whole truth on Monday, and will share are the details then, so stay tuned! Source: NexusTablets.net via Google Play Store
I wonder how much I can sell my 16 gig for. I want the 32 gig model. I had to remove some things because I was down to 500megs free. I use an OTG cable and a 32gig flash drive but still...I'd prefer to have the storage space internal.
Wonder if coming soon means coming back at a lower price like Amazon did with their non HD Fire? Support Our Troops! !!! <>< From a Beano
i think there was speculation that the 8 gig was either going to be sold for $150 or marked down to clearance $100 to get rid of the remaining stock.
I am sorry, there should never be a device in toda'ys day and age attempting to be sold with 8 or even 16 gigs of storage, when the OS already takes close to 2 gigs of that number away, especially devices that have no option for an external micro SD card. Only reason they are doing this is to sell their cloud service, which is BS. Same can be said for the upcoming Nexus 4 by LG with only 8 Gigs of storage and no Micro SD expansion slot, what are there people thinking, it's not like storage is expensive nowadays, how much more would it cost these companies to put a healthy 64 Gigs of internal storage in these devices, most people would pay the additional 20-30 dollars that it costs these companies to expand the internal memory.
Lots of people disagree with you though. My son is very happy with his 16g n7 and has not even filled it up halfway.
Apparently yo do not use much of the play store, or load any apps, myself I do, plus I like to load my own uncompressed music to my device, it's called WMA lossless, and how about movies, I currently have over 40 gigs of movies "ever heard of DVD Catalyst - " and music on my 64 Gig micro SD card "that I can just pull out and use on any device that has such an expansion slot "like my S3, or Rezound"", like I said, the reason they did this is so you purchase compressed crap from their cloud service, only reason for the small storage space, 8 gigs really, more like 6 gigs after the OS, LOL. If I am going to purchase a device for $200 plus, it better have a micro SD slot "it costs them pretty much nothing to have one on the device", if I wanted an iPad I would have gone the Apple route "hence, no expansion", and stuck in their cloud, no thank you.
I have ~85 apps downloaded, compared to around 50 on my phone. I use my tablet a lot, but again I use it mostly for web-based and social media apps, I don't load local music or movies. Unfortunately Google has made it clear they won't have expandable memory slots on any Nexus device.
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Thai Market used to be most dependable Thai restaurant Uptown. As a frequent customer, I was surprised and disappointed that they have changed their cook.
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Thai Market is delicious! The times we've been there the service has been knowledgeable and friendly, both at the bar and table. It's our favorite delivery in the area– best food, consistent, and quick. Our favorites are the daikon cake, gra prow kai dow pork (it's very spicy), skirt steak, and pla rad preeg... but every time we venture to get something else we're pleasantly surprised.
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I have been coming here since they opened at least once a week, and although the food is consistently good (especially skirt steak), I cannot understand why the service is soooo unfriendly and often rude. When they screw up your order and have you waiting 30 minutes, is it too much to apologise? I don't understand why service is not important and that it is ok to be so rude and surly.
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we went to this restaurant on a saturday night. it was jam packed and we had to wait for table. we were told it would be about 20 minutes so we decided to sit at the bar and order a few drinks. the waitress came by and asked us what to drink. we said we would look at the list first adn then decide. she seemed to be upset by this and we didn't understand why. she did bring us the drinks eventually but throughout the time we were at the bar, she was so petulant. we were so relieved when we finally got our table.


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The public's appetite for benefits cuts collapses when voters are offered a more accurate measure of "welfare".
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Over the next week, the Wisconsin Budget Project will be highlighting a different piece each day from our larger publication Breaking with Tradition: How Wisconsin Lawmakers Have Shortchanged a Legacy of Investment in the State's Future. You can access the full report on our website.
Wisconsin lawmakers have passed dozens of tax cuts since 2011, many aimed at people who earn the most. Low income taxpayers have received much smaller tax cuts, and some may even be paying higher taxes than they did before 2011. The emphasis on tax cuts has thrown the state's upcoming budget out of balance, contributed to rising debt, and diverted money that would otherwise go to the state's rainy day fund to cushion the blow of the next economic downturn or some other unforeseen event.
Many tax cuts, but those with the lowest incomes miss out
Wisconsin lawmakers have cut taxes 43 times since 2011, draining $1.9 billion in revenue for education and other priorities over that period.1
Among the largest tax cuts were:
- An income tax rate reduction, included in the state's two-year budget that passed in 2013, which reduced revenue by $648 million over two years;
- A 2013 property tax cut of $100 million; and
- A 2014 tax package that further cut income tax rates and also included another property tax cut. The combined package reduced revenue by $507 million over two years.
Those three tax cuts didn't do much to lower tax bills for Wisconsin's lowest-wage earners. The 20% who earn the least – a group with an average annual income of $14,000 – received an average tax cut of only $48 in 2014. In comparison, taxpayers in the top 1% of earners in Wisconsin, who had an average income of more than $1.1 million, received a tax cut of $2,518 on average.2
Fully half the value of the three large tax cuts went to the top 20% of taxpayers by income, and the remaining 80% of taxpayers shared the other half. The bottom 20% of taxpayers by income received only 4% of the value of the three large tax cuts.
It's also important to note that Wisconsin taxpayers with the lowest incomes pay a larger share of their income in state and local taxes than do taxpayers with the highest incomes. In other words, under our state's tax laws, those who can least afford it devote a bigger share of their income to pay for services such as schools, roads and bridges, and public safety.
It's also important to note that Wisconsin taxpayers with the lowest incomes pay a larger share of their income in state and local taxes than do taxpayers with the highest incomes. In other words, under our state's tax laws, those who can
least afford it devote a bigger share of their income to pay for services such as schools, roads and bridges, and public safety.
Tax hikes on working families and seniors
Policymakers raised taxes on working families and low-income seniors.
In 2011, the Governor and Legislature made significant cuts to two tax credits: one aimed at helping working parents lift their families out of poverty, and one that keeps property taxes affordable for people with low incomes, particularly seniors. Those cuts effectively raised taxes by reducing tax refunds for people who qualified for the credits. Combined, these tax increases resulted in an additional $170 million in taxes paid over the last four years by working families and people with low incomes.3
Rising debt levels
By borrowing money, the state can spread out the costs of big road, building, and other capital projects over many years. But if the state issues too much debt, future repayments will rise, it will be more difficult to balance future budgets, and high debt repayment costs will leave fewer resources for making other investments in Wisconsin.
In 2011, state lawmakers delayed debt payments and pushed those borrowing costs into the future. As a result of decisions like that over the last four years and even earlier, debt repayments reached a record high in 2014. The state has traditionally tried to keep principal and interest payments under 4.0% of tax revenues, but in 2014, they consumed 5.26% of General Fund tax revenues.4
Some progress, but state's budget cushion still too low
Over the past four years, Wisconsin has made significant progress toward establishing a meaningful budget reserve, but levels are still too low. Lawmakers used money that would normally be deposited in a budget reserve to fund tax cuts.
The state's budget reserves act like a family's emergency savings fund – cushions that can protect against unexpected events. When the state has a surplus, half the extra money is supposed to go into a reserve. The Legislature can use proceeds from reserves in the event that revenues are lower than expected (for instance, during a recession) or spending levels exceed projections.
Since the end of the recession, lawmakers have made several deposits into reserves when revenues have exceeded projected amounts. Wisconsin rarely made deposits into reserves prior to 2011.
Lawmakers have made a good start towards building up a meaningful budget cushion. But in their eagerness to provide tax cuts, in 2014 they pushed aside a law aimed at encouraging budget responsibility and took $443 million that would have gone into reserves and used it for tax cuts instead. In addition, lawmakers keep postponing the date that a new law would take effect requiring a larger budget balance at the end of each fiscal year. As a result, Wisconsin's budget cushion is still too low – enough to cover only about 10 days of general operations.5
Digging a budget hole
One positive aspect of the 2011-13 budget bill was that it brought revenue and spending into line, thereby allowing the state to start the following biennial budget without having to climb out of a budget hole. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for the 2013-15 budget. Thanks in part to the size of the new tax cuts, Wisconsin will begin the 2015-17 budget period needing at least $640 million in General Fund revenue growth simply to provide flat funding for its current obligations. That budget challenge is likely to grow in the coming months because tax revenue was well below the anticipated level during the first five months of 2014.
State lawmakers have also caused a mismatch between revenues and spending in the state's Transportation Fund. In the next budget, revenues are projected to fall $224 million short of the amount needed to maintain existing roads and bridges and fund other transportation projects at current levels.6
Wisconsin has closed larger budget gaps in the past, often by using budget gimmicks and one-time pots of money to support ongoing costs, which is considered a risky practice. While recent budget surpluses offered lawmakers an opportunity to get the state's budget on a sound footing, lawmakers instead chose to enact large tax cuts that have opened up a hole in the state's next budget.
"Tax Law Changes Since January 2011," Legislative Fiscal Bureau memo, April 30, 2014.
2"Missing Out: Recent Tax Cuts Deliver Little to People Who Earn the Least," Wisconsin Budget Project, June 3, 2014.
3Legislative Fiscal Bureau staff.
4"State Debt Related Questions," June 25, 2013 and "State Level Debt Issuance: Informational Paper 78," January 2013, both from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau.
5The Government Finance Officers Association recommends that "governments, regardless of size, maintain unrestricted fund balance in their General Fund of no less than two months of regular General Fund operating revenues or regular General Fund operating expenditures." A related footnote goes on to explain that a "significantly lower" level "may be appropriate for states," but does not specify what that level might be. Wisconsin has a budget stabilization fund, which serves many of the same functions as a fund balance, in addition to the actual balance in the state's General Fund. State statutes require half of budget surpluses to be transferred to the budget stabilization fund, although lawmakers overrode that provision in 2014. Wisconsin currently has a balance of $279 million in the budget stabilization fund, and another $165 million projected as a FY 2015 year-end balance in the General Fund, for combined budget reserves of $444 million.
6Legislative Fiscal Bureau memo, January 16, 2014.


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The genesis of Motherwells career coincided with a peculiar and turbulent period for the US, the 1940s, when the country entered the Second World War following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. It is in this socio-political context that Motherwell engaged with themes of symbolic violence and humanitarian struggle. This preoccupation especially came to the fore in his pioneering work in the collage medium beginning in 1943, from his application of evocative titles to the very process of tearing pieces of paper an aggressive act Motherwell likened to killing someone. Moving freely between spontaneous abstraction and semi-representation, between abstract figures (Personage (Autoportrait), 1943) and pure abstraction (Untitled, 1943), Motherwell incorporated at times fragmented military maps and resistance slogans (Viva, 1946), prison bar motifs (Jeune Fille, 1944), and wounded stick figures (Three figures shot, 1944). Motherwell thus developed an artistic means of grappling with the madness of the socio-political situation of his day, as well as a way to express his personal anxieties as a fledging artist in a vast, new city like New York. By cutting, tearing, and layering pasted papers, Motherwell reflected the tumult and violence of the modern world, which established him as an essential and origi¬nal voice in postwar American art.
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It looks like tOSU has a chance to flip him. He is an offensive lineman. From Rocky Top Insider: Boulware released a top-2 in early August of Ohio State and will announce his decision on Saturday, Aug. 23 between those two schools. Being from Fairburn and playing at Creekside, you can bet that Boulware's former teammates Elliott and Evan Berry will be in his ear throughout the recruiting process.
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It will be hard for Oregon to go up tempo on offense when it takes the Oregon players 5 minutes to get up off their butts after they get pancaked :-)
Anyone know the Tennessee commit who is visiting tOSU?
I see where tOSU gives back about 3 million more to the university than Alabama gives back to their university. I wonder where their spending the money?
The Bucks win by 5!!!! Go Bucks!!!!
Have save and happy holidays. Watch out for the other guys on the road. New Years Eve is amateur night for the drinkers. Go Buckeyes!!!
Greeeeeeat! Boooom!!
I would think Herman would stick around to coach the Sugar Bowl. It would look good on future resumes as an assistant on a national championship team and a trophy to go with it. I'm sure he may get a bonus if the Bucks with the play off games.
it's good to see Wilson will be back for the Sugar Bowl.
Great job J.T. You performance was far beyond everyone's expectations.
Cardale Jones. The sleeping giant has awakened!!
You may want to send them a sympathy card and get well soon :-) The defense played lights out tonight. The offense was a pleasant surprise. Go Bucks!! We are a top 4 team!!!
LOL and more powerful than a locomotive. It's a bird,, its a plane, no its Cardale.
Great job!! I have been waiting to see a review of that run by Elliot. I bet we will see it again.
Sh*t!! Condolences to the family. The Buckeye team will be suffering along with the rest of us.
Great job by the O-line. The D stepped up also after JT went down. Get will soon JT--we're going to miss you.
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Great!! Welcome and go Bucks!!!
I like the in-stadium music. Part of watching the OSU hockey games is the music piped in to get the fans stirred up.
Meyer may not be saying anything because substance abuse treatment is covered under HIPPA laws to protect privacy.
I agree, it's too late in the season to waste a redshirt. He will have 4 more years to play unless he is good enough to leave for the NFL sooner.
Time to cancel their twitter accounts. Haters shouldn't be allowed to tweet.
I have a feeling the Buckeyes are going to shut down the running game and force the Gophers to pass. I'm looking for some Buckeye interceptions. :-)
We played like SEC style football. :-) Elliott ran like a SEC back. LOL
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Woven throughout these poems is so much music, art, myth, magic, politics, and even the domestic, in such a silky and natural interplay, that it is possible to read them over and over, uncovering a little more each time. Though I think that each of the books is powerful in itself, having these three together creates a far grander picture, where each poem is informed by, changed, and strengthened by those around it. So we understand this imaginative work to be a multiverse, rich with hell and heaven together, and also our daily struggles – love, death, desire, and loss.
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Cage wrote once that chance (the use of aleatory procedures in composition) liberated him 'from what I had thought to be freedom and which actually was only the accretion of habits and tastes.' He abhorred whatever was consistent and predictable, hence his difficulties with German (though not only German) organisers, alluded to here. His creative ambition was to always transcend himself, and clearly this was for Cage an existential (spiritual) aspiration too.
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Charlie Chan (Warner Oland) and Chief of Police Jules Joubert (Harold
track down theft of metallurgic bonds and murder in Monaco. Huber has a
great deal of time on screen and he plays his character with the comedy
mars his department. Supporting character actor Louise Mercier does a
job as a taxi driver whose conveyance gets the best of him and son Lee
Chan's misuse of French gets him into trouble.
Early theme in movie is repeated use of number `25.' Lee points out that
their hotel room is 125, he is 25 years old, this is the 25th of August,
this is the Chinese Year 9325 - and therefore the number 25 will be lucky
the roulette wheel. Chan point out that Lee had borrowed $25 the week
before. Later we learn that the value of the missing bonds is $25,000, one
of the suspects borrows an amount equal to $25,000, and heretofore there
not been a murder in Monaco for 25 years. Poor writing fails to capitalize
on this theme and the storyline sounds better in movie reviews than as
portrayed on the screen.
Lots of misdirection and suspicion but in the end, Chan and the police
(`Questions are keys to door of truth') the guilty party using knowledge
that was known only to police and not the viewer. One clue might have been
picked up on by an observant viewer, but the other part of the explanation
at the end goes beyond what we could have known. When confronted, the
party makes a final error in revealing yet another fact known only to
and murderer (again not to viewer). Not one the best of the Chan
This is the final appearance of Oland live in a produced film - he died
following year. In this movie, as Chan, he says: `Humble presence of no
importance than one drop of rain in cloudburst.' On the contrary -
the Chan series is not high art, this viewer thinks that we are better for
Oland having played the role.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
"Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo" would be Warner Oland's final turn as the
Oriental Detective, as he died during filming of what would have been
"Charlie Chan at Ringside" later in the year 1938. Interestingly, Keye
Luke remained in the "Ringside" film portraying Number #1 Son Lee Chan,
as it was hastily rewritten into "Mr. Moto's Gamble" with Peter Lorre
in the title role.
As the Oland films progressed, so did the body count of victims who met
their demise in the course of the story. In the first half dozen or so
Charlie Chan films with Warner Oland, there was only one murder to be
solved; in the next four films (Racetrack, Opera, Olympics, Broadway)
there were two. More was not necessarily better, as "Monte Carlo" is
not as highly regarded as many of the other Oland Chan's.
Harold Huber appeared in "Charlie Chan on Broadway" as an ineffective
New York City police inspector; in "Monte Carlo", his character is an
ineffective French police officer, although his accent passes
reasonably well. His presence treads the line between serious noir
drama and comedy relief.
The story itself involves the repeated theft and reappearance of a
series of metallurgic bonds worth twenty five thousand dollars. At the
center of the mystery are two wealthy but antagonistic businessmen,
Victor Karnoff (Sidney Blackmer) and Paul Savarin (Edward Raquello),
seen early in the film at a gaming table - "They play only to visit
insult to each other." As commonly seen in Charlie Chan mysteries,
there is a host of additional characters to keep track of before the
final resolution is worked out by the Oriental Detective, with
information not readily made available to the viewer.
To keep a light hearted touch in the film, there are a couple of
running gags that include a backfiring taxi and Lee Chan's fractured
attempt at the French language. When 'Pop' tries to order a breakfast
plate of waffles using a hand drawn picture, the waiter brings him a
crossword puzzle book. Earlier, Lee's description of a dead body found
in an abandoned car resulted in a confession to the murder!
Lee's all around legend as a jack of all trades is added to here, as we
learn that he has a painting to be shown at a Paris exhibition, adding
to his reputation as college student, businessman, and gold medal
swimmer. It would be another ten years before Keye Luke shows up again
in a Charlie Chan film, co-starring with Roland Winters in the role of
Charlie, along with Victor Sen Yung as Number #2 Son Tommy, the only
time Luke and Sen Yung would appear together in a Chan film as
brothers. Oddly, Luke never appeared in a Chan film with Sidney Toler,
who replaced Warner Oland in the next twenty two Charlie Chan
As usual, Charlie and Number One Son are visiting when coincidentally
there are murders. This time they seem to have something to do with
stolen securities which seem to vanish and re-appear like magic. Unlike
many of the films, though, Chan and Son seem to be caught up more in
the action instead of passively investigating after the fact.
Many of the reviews seem to feel this is one of the weakest of the
Warner Oland Charlie Chan films, though I liked it quite a bit and felt
it stacked up well with the earlier films from the series. Why did I
like it? Well, the stolen bonds angle seemed pretty interesting, Harold
Huber (who had just played a New York police inspector in CHARLIE CHAN
ON Broadway) was pretty good as a French cop and the film certainly
kept my attention. It's not great, but still is a very competent part
of a series of excellent and enjoyable detective films and a cut above
similar series.
Murder at Monte Carlo from 1937 is a very enjoyable Charlie Chan
mystery, with Warner Oland as Chan, Keye Luke as Lee Chan, and Sidney
Blackmer, Virginia Field, and Harold Huber.
Charlie and Lee are en route to an exhibition in Paris, in which Lee
has a painting, when they stop in Monaco. The police inspector there is
thrilled to meet Charlie and brings him to the casino. There Charlie
sees two high-powered businessmen, Paul Savarin and Victor Karnoff
(Blackmer) playing ruthlessly against one another.
The Chans are trying to get to their train when their taxi breaks down,
so they set out on foot. They find a body, that of Karnoff's messenger,
in a car. He had been carrying bonds that were to be sold. The sale
supposedly would have wiped out his enemy, Savarin. Charlie and Lee
return to Monte Carlo and work with the inspector to solve the murder.
There are some strange situations. First of all, Mrs. Karnoff (Kay
Linaker) is being blackmailed by the hotel barman, Al Rogers (George
Lynn) and has paid him with bonds - bonds which are expected to be sold
that evening. She needs them back, but Rogers refuses to hand them
The second strange thing is a woman at the hotel, a former model
(Field) who seems to have no money yet dresses beautifully and lives in
luxury. Where is she getting her money? There are plenty of suspects,
but also more than one body as time goes on.
This is lots of fun, with Lee Chan getting into all sorts of trouble --
even his lousy French, he manages to get himself and his father in
trouble. Part of this film is in French but the situations are easy to
read. Oland, Luke, and Huber as the inspector are delightful, and
Sidney Blackmer is very good. The woman that plays his wife, Kay
Linaker, is one of the worst actresses I've ever seen. To be fair,
these films were shot very quickly, and often the director wasn't as
focused as he should have been. It's one of those performances where
someone asks her what's wrong and she says no in a terrified voice,
with her eyes widening as she turns away.
Very enjoyable.
Contrary to many of the reviews, I think this is one of the best
Charlie Chan movies and one of my my personal favorites. It's
wonderfully escapist, taking place as it does, in a fabled location
over 70 years ago.
The plot is a bit more sophisticated than many of the Chan films - no
cigarettes that cause one to drop dead after one puff or poison gasses
fabricated by Hollywood writers. The plot remains true to reality as
valuable bonds pass from one set of slippery hands to another causing
the murder of two people.
The production is stylish and most of the actors do a great job. The
hyperactive, super energetic #1 son is only minimally so in this film,
however Harold Huber as the chief of police overdoes himself in his
brash and noisy performance. He is on camera almost as much as Chan and
quickly becomes an irritant. His French accented English is almost as
bad as his Brooklyn accented French.
Interestingly, all of the French characters speak French in the film -
something one might expect in an art house film, but hardly in a
B-movie. It certainly lends an air of authenticity but might be
detracting to those who have not studied French.
Automobiles of the era play a big part in the film, the star vehicle
being the gorgeous Rolls convertible that is featured in several
scenes. There are many scenes of various cars - from beat-up taxis to
limos fit for a king. (Watch the limo that pulls up to Karnoff's villa
to pick up the bank messenger.) Also it seems that the police ride
around in convertibles in Monaco!
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Charlie and Enumerated Son Number One visit Monte Carlo in this one.
There is a complicated scheme of murder and theft that follows and
Charlie solves same with help of the Chief of Police. It's difficult to
say much that's new about the movie because the series was so much the
same from one episode to another. Any differences were accidents, not
due to any change in essence. Warner Oland, as Charlie, doesn't really
seem to have much to do here except observe the goings on. And Number
One son contributes some humor, as when, for example, the seat of his
pants catch fire. Ha ha. Anyway, the series being as repetitive as it
was, any comments have to be either discursive or trivial.
The Chief of Police in this instance is Harold Huber. He may have a
fancy French name -- Jules Etienne Joubert -- but this guy was born in
New York. You can tell from his marked American accent when he speaks
French. It's even worse than mine, and that's saying a lot. He and the
uvular "r" are strangers to one another. And his enactment of the role
is out of vaudeville but he does resemble Fernandel a little.
Two performances stand out. Edward Raquello is magnetic as the
continentally unflappable, self-possessed, untrustworthy gambler. Man,
has he got arrogant politesse down pat. His name notwithstanding, he
was born in Poland. Can't imagine what happened to his career.
Virginia Field is memorable too. Well, not so much for her performance
as for her attractiveness -- not quite beautiful but more than just
ordinary features. When it's disclosed that she is a former model, it's
Sidney Blackmer, as a wealthy suspect, does right by the role. He's
pretty unpleasant. He had a long career and, when he tried being
affable, as in "Rosemary's Baby", you could hear the agonized creak of
joints long unused. In "The High and the Mighty" he was the angry
passenger named Humphrey Agnew. That was in 1954 and came to be pretty
funny later on. Kids, in the 1960s, Vice President Humphrey was
succeeded by Vice President Agnew.
One can lose a good deal of money without trying in the casinos of
Monte Carlo. The roulette wheels don't have the double zero of American
casinos but that's no help. When I was there I squandered almost one
fifth of my entire travel budget. Okay. Sneer if you like, but ten
dollars was a lot of money in those days.
There's some comic bit that Keye Luke does that succeeds. It's not
slapstick and it's not some dumb thing like his wearing disguises. I
can't remember what it is now. I should have taken notes. But it's
there, and worth a smile.
When Charlie and son Lee stay at Monte Carlo for an art exhibition
(Lee's become a painter now), naturally they also visit the famous
casino; where we soon get to know two exchange sharks, Gordon Karnoff
and Paul Savarin, 'fighting' grimly even at a game of Baccara, while at
the same time, Karnoff's wife Joan is in a tight spot: she took some of
his metallurgic bonds out of his safe and for some strange reason gave
them to bartender Al Rogers - and Karnoff intends to send those bonds
to the stock market that same night to be sold, which would mean
enormous losses for Savarin. She manages to recover the bonds, and her
brother Gordon, Karnoff's secretary, places them back in the safe with
the others, and so, after being checked, they're all sent by car to
France. But when Charlie and Lee happen to come along that same road,
they find the car stopped, the courier murdered, and the chauffeur
So, eagerly, Monsieur Joubert from the Monaco police takes on the case
- but very soon, he's in despair: the chauffeur is also found murdered,
and literally everybody involved in the whole affair could be guilty:
Savarin of course, who on top of it all was seen with pretty young
Evelyn (who over the past few months suddenly became a rich socialite
from the humble model she was before) near the scene of the crime, Joan
and the mysterious bartender, her brother Gordon who had access to all
of Karnoff's papers - and even Karnoff himself, because very soon the
fact is revealed that those bonds were of course insured. A VERY hard
nut to crack for Joubert! But Lee has got an even bigger difficulty to
cope with: the French language, which he's supposed to have learned at
college... Once his desperate tries to express himself correctly even
get him and his father into jail on a murder charge! So there are Lee
and Joubert to provide the comical elements, while Charlie's calm
reasoning finally leads to the capture of the murderer; not the most
ingenious of plots, but some very fine performances, and of course some
VERY wise philosophical remarks of our Chinese master sleuth...
This is the last 'Charlie Chan' movie starring Warner Oland, because
unfortunately he died just a few months later. But we shall never
forget that he left to the world 16 MAGNIFICENT performances, which
would forever shape the character of our favorite Asian detective - and
which will live on for generations and generations to enjoy.
Charlie Chan and "Number One Son" Lee are visiting Monte Carlo when a bank messenger is murdered and some bonds stolen. Sadly, this was Warner Oland's last Charlie Chan film. He's good in this, though he does seem a little 'off.' Whether this is my imagining things because I know about his problems offscreen, I don't know. He just doesn't seem as happy in this one as earlier films. Keye Luke is great, as always. Harold Huber, who appeared in Charlie Chan on Broadway as a different character, is fun here as a French police chief. It's not the best of the series, but still enjoyable. All of the Fox Chan films were at least watchable, whether Warner Oland or Sidney Toler were Chan. After the series moved to Monogram, quality declined greatly. The worst moments of Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo are better than anything in the Monogram series.
The famous Chinese detective is in Monte Carlo with eldest son Keye
Luke in Charlie Chan At Monte Carlo for a little relaxation before
going on to Paris. Of course Warner Oland was already there several
pictures ago.
The murder of bank manager Georges Renavent and later of chauffeur John
Bleifer and the theft of bank bonds of Sidney Blackmer is the case that
Oland gets involved in. Later on an American gangster George Lynn is
also murdered. Lynn's got his own little racket going concerning
Blackmer's wife Kay Linnaker.
Blackmer's rival in another competing banking house also has much to
gain. He's got a mistress played by Virginia Field who sends out her
come hither glances and those are ultimately responsible for all three
of the murders.
Not one of the better Charlie Chans from Warner Oland. There is however
a funny scene with Charlie and number one son trying to order breakfast
in French and see what Charlie gets. This was also the last film for
Warner Oland.
Nice, but not as good as other Chan features.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Traveling from Monte Carlo to Nice, Charlie Chan and No.1 son Lee
discover and abandoned car. Inside the car, they find the dead body of
a bank messenger who was transporting $1 million in bonds belonging to
a wealthy industrialist named Victor Karnoff. There is no shortage of
suspects: Paul Savarin Karnoff's business rival; Joan Karnoff
Victor's wife who was being blackmailed; Al Rogers a shady bartender;
Evelyn Gray a woman living above her means; or Karnoff himself for
the insurance money. It's up to Charlie Chan to discover the truth.
Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo would be Warner Oland's last performance as
the venerable detective. Unfortunately, it's one of the weakest Chan
films Oland would make. It's not his fault instead the blame can be
placed on a weak script and a couple of other factors. Chan films
notoriously cheat the viewer in that the solution to the mystery too
often relies on facts not available to the audience. Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo is especially guilty of this. Key clues that help trap the
killer are known only to Chan and the French Police Inspector. As for
the other factors I mentioned, one of these would be Harold Huber.
Huber, who appeared in two other Chan films, really lays it on thick
here with his over-the-top acting and ridiculous French accent. It gets
annoying rather quickly.
Still, this is Charlie Chan I'm talking about so it's not all bad. In
fact, even a weak Chan film is still an enjoyable experience. It's just
a shame that Oland couldn't have gone out on a higher note.
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