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BACKLOG OF THE WEEK Category:Pages with broken reference names[edit]
Hello - some editors fight off the vandal hordes, as I do repairing pages with citation errors. If I didn't - there would be a large backlog in Category:Pages with incorrect ref formatting and in Category:Pages with missing references list as in Category:Pages with broken reference names (more than 1500 yesterday). But it is impossible to work it alone. Do you know how to do a "Blitz" (excuse the comparision) to find willing editors to work on it. It is much more easier to repair references if you do it one hour, one day or one week ago after the errors were made instead of months and years after the error was done. Very, very difficult to find these errors.
Only with WikiBlame Search it is possible to find and repair such errors.
Best wishes --Frze > talk 08:49, 10 October 2013 (UTC)
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New REFBot[edit]
There is a suggestion on Wikipedia:Bot requests for a new REFBot working as DPL bot and BracketBot do. I beg politely for consideration. Please leave a comment if you wish. Thanks a lot in anticipation. -- Frze (talk · contribs) 04:16, 22 October 2013 (UTC)
Disambiguation link fixing one-day contest[edit]
I have decided to put on a mini-contest within the November 2013 monthly disambiguation contest, on Saturday, November 23 (UTC). I will personally give a $20 Amazon.com gift card to the disambiguator who fixes the most links on that server-day (see the project page for details on scoring points). Since we are not geared up to do an automated count for that day, at 00:00, 23 November 2013 (UTC) (which is 7:00 PM on November 22, EST), I'll take a screenshot of the project page leaderboard. I will presume that anyone who is not already listed on the leaderboard has precisely nine edits. At 01:00, 24 November 2013 (UTC) (8:00 PM on November 23, EST), I'll take a screenshot of the leaderboard at that time (the extra hour is to give the board time to update), and I will determine from that who our winner is. I will credit links fixed by turning a WP:DABCONCEPT page into an article, but you'll have to let me know me that you did so. Here's to a fun contest. Note that according to the Daily Disambig, we currently have under 256,000 disambiguation links to be fixed. If everyone in the disambiguation link fixers category were to fix 500 links, we would have them all done - so aim high! Cheers! bd2412 T 02:26, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)—Rafael Palmeiro had a bloop and a couple of blasts, and the Texas Rangers have consecutive wins for the first time in a month.
Palmeiro had a bloop RBI single and then homered twice as the Rangers rallied to beat the Oakland Athletics 9-8 Wednesday night. It is the first time Texas has won consecutive games since the final game of a seven-game winning streak May 23.
"It was good. They meant something and we were able to win the game," said Palmeiro, who had homered just twice in his last 23 games. "Hopefully this will get us on a good streak."
Palmeiro's homers tied the game before a three-run eighth that pushed the Rangers ahead 9-6 and gave just enough margin of error for struggling closer Ugueth Urbina.
The Rangers trailed 6-2 before Palmeiro homered in the sixth and seventh innings for his 31st multihomer game. He has 507 homers, 18th on the career list and one behind Sammy Sosa, but has never hit more than two in a game.
"Those were two big blasts after you claw and claw to get back," said Rangers manager Buck Showalter.
Michael Young's two-out single off Jim Mecir (1-1) brought home Donnie Sadler, who had tripled before pinch-hitter Michael Lamb was hit by a pitch, to make it 7-6. Hank Blalock then had a two-run single.
"It feels great to come from behind," Young said. "It's definitely good for us, and hopefully we can keep this going."
Alex Rodriguez also homered for the Rangers, who avoided their 19th loss in June, which would have matched a team record for the most losses in a month. They still have five more games to play before July.
Miguel Tejada had a pair of RBI singles while reaching base five times for the A's. He was 4-for-4 with a walk, just six days after getting a career-high five hits against Texas.
Texas played its second straight game with Juan Gonzalez sitting on the bench. The two-time AL MVP is considering whether to accept or reject a trade that would send him to the Montreal Expos, and has until Saturday morning to decide. He could play, but manager Buck Showalter decided against using him.
Francisco Cordero (3-6), the fourth Texas pitcher, was the winner.
Urbina got his 20th save in 24 chances. But after blowing saves in three of his previous five outings, Urbina gave up a double and single to start the ninth before pinch-hitter Billy McMillon's two-run double with one out.
"I'm not the type that throws everything out of the window that he's done and how flawless he was for quite a period of time," Showalter said of Urbina, who tied for the AL lead in saves. "We're fortunate that he may not be as sharp as he normally is but is able to go get it done."
Tejada's RBI single in the fourth pushed the A's ahead 6-2 and chased John Thomson, who avoided his 10th loss after giving up six runs on 10 hits in just 3 2-3 innings.
The Rangers scored three in the sixth, Palmeiro leading off with his first homer. After starter Aaron Harang got an out and was relieved, Chad Bradford allowed three straight hits, the last Sadler's run-scoring double before Einar Diaz had an RBI groundout.
"They just took a lot of pitches. They know I am a fastball pitcher, so they waited for it and drove it," Harang said.
Palmeiro's second homer, his 300th with the Rangers, came with two outs in the seventh off Ricardo Rincon and tied it at 6.
Rodriguez's 19th homer was a two-out solo shot in the first, but the Texas lead didn't last long. The Athletics scored four times in the second after Eric Chavez's leadoff single.
Mark Ellis had an RBI triple and scored on Adam Melhuse's double. Chris Singleton and Tejada added RBI singles.
An inning later, Eric Chavez led off with his 15th homer to give Oakland a 5-1 lead.
Texas used consecutive singles by Blalock, Rodriguez and Palmeiro to score a run in the third. Palmeiro's was a bloop to left, a ball that fell just behind the infield dirt but far from any fielder because Oakland employed the drastic defensive shift against the left-handed slugger.
"That was a good hit, too. There were two outs and we got a run in,"Palmeiro said. "I still like the home runs better."
A 15-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy were hurt when a bat swung by Texas RF Carl Everett slipped out of his hands and flew into the stands in the second inning. Both had cuts. … Rodriguez played in his 400th game for Texas, and his consecutive games played streak is 464. That's the second-longest active streak, behind Tejada's 508. … Bradford gave up six straight hits overtwo games. He gave up hits to all three batters he faced Tuesday night.

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Submitted by bigsurjune on Tue, 04/23/2013 - 02:29. Permalink
I think the "terrorist" stuff is a farce, like his Uncle said. I think the oldest boy was hypocrite and disillusioned. He was also torn between how he was raised and his new life in the new world. It's obvious too that the oldest boy didn't quite adjust like the younger one because he was older.
The Islam stuff was a crutch for this guy's limitations as a man and as a foreigner in a strange land.
26 years old is not old. I was 26 once living in America. I was also disillusioned and thought I had all the answers, so I can relate....
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: A Fantastic Race - Shame a one offIn full: Being local, I always wanted to do this race, even though it was only 3 weeks after Loch Ness marathon! What can I say, Great Yarmouth Road Runners put on a terrific marathon. Organisation superb, free car parking, changing facilities good and an excellent route. As a Norfolk lad, having visted Yarmouth more times than I can imagine, I was struggling to figure out how they would put on a marathon route, but can up with an ideal 3 lap route. Yes weather was not good at times, however, I dried out and really enjoyed. The biggest positive for me was the MARSHALLS. I have raced in over 50 races since 2008 and have never expereinced support from the likes of these guys who stood out there for hours in the wind and the rain. They were just brilliant and if it was not for them and Ian Breeze who i meet on the forum for this race. I would not have achieved a PB, 4 hours 50 mins, always want to duck the 5 hour mark and I ran every single step of the way. Nice to be part of GYRR's history and its a real shame it was just a one off! Well done all who were involved.Date of review: October 22, 2012
In short: A very special raceIn full: This was my second marathon, VLM in 2010 being my first. Organisers of this event have certainly got it nailed. Pre race registration easy, the coaches up to the start all on time and leave promptly and things to do for spectators. We put together a 7 day break around this event with another couple and I will just list a few pointers below which you may find helpfull. Firstly, drive to Inverness, I drove from Norwich, very long way and overnighted in Berwick upon Tweed. If you decide on flying or train you are limited in Inverness as to what you want to do for a few days. However, Inverness is a very nice city. Loch Ness and Urqhart Castle are a must and we also drove over to Fort William to ride the Jacobite train along the most scenic railway journey in the world. Also, the Castle Pub, real ales, real food, the ales after the race!!! Back to the race! Having done VLM as my first marathon, the crowds, as expected are in not in numbers here. For the first 25 miles you are on your own apart from the odd house you pass with people cheering. Fantastic scenery, from the word go until Inverness, you do literally follow the Loch, 90% of the way. Sureal start up in the highlands as you are Pipped over the start by a band. Excellent value for money, great medal and Techincial T Shirt. Reviews say it can be fast, which I will agree with to a point, but there are one or two tricky steep climbs early on, one in particular at the 6 mile mark, where I saw people walking. Another long climb, not so steep is at 18 miles. I was plesed with my performance to a point, ran 20.5 miles without stopping until an old football knee injury cut in. Walk and and ran the last 5.5miles, hopeful of breaking the VLM PB, but failed by 3 minutes. Lastly, all I can say is, if you want a marathon which is totally different then do it. I would like to say, that I will probably do it again, but living so far away I probably never will. A special, special race....... Date of review: October 4, 2012
In short: Excellent course , very scenic with a PB potentialIn full: Having been running for 4 years and entering races within Norfolk, I had yet to give Wissey Half a try and I was certainly not disappointed. Excellent organisation, a delightful scenic course using all country back lanes, meaning I hardly saw a car! The course had a couple of climbs, but it is definetly a PB potential. Cost of the race was only £12 and all runners who completed got a given a bottle of cider. What do again!Date of review: September 2, 2012
In short: A Great Race to kick the New Year off with!In full: Pat and her team have got this race nailed to a 'T'. The last time I ran it was back in 2009 and since then the field has grown to an impressive 400 plus competitors. The race route is along quiet lanes with some up and downs, especially the last 2 miles being challenging. Chip timing along with a nice memento and goody bag (crisps drink, Mars Bar and fruit, made the race that bit extra special. I will be back..... Date of review: February 1, 2012
In short: A Special Race for the Beginner or Club runnerIn full: This is the 3rd time in the last 4 years I have run this race. Well organised and exactly what it says on the tin, a 'fun run' which is excellent for the beginner. The course is part road, track and field. It has some fast sections, but will never be a PB course, do to the climbs up and down from the railway line. The atmosphere is always great and the goody bag as always very good, featuring a christmas pud, xmas mug, certificate and medal. Well done to all those involved. Date of review: December 14, 2011
In short: A Fantastic Half MarathonIn full: This is my 4th City of Norwich Half Marathon in as many years and it just keeps getting better and better on all levels. First class organisation, excellent atmosphere, facilities, car parking, t-shirts and goody bag. The medal is excellent quality as promised and the race is excellent value for money. The course (2 laps) is a definite PB, but not for me yesterday, (lack of training and heavy winds) however is was my second fastest time on this course. Well done to all those involved in organising another great event. Date of review: November 28, 2011
In short: A Great race with some challenging climbs!In full: This is the second time I have run this race. Previously ran it in appalling conditions back in February 2010. This time the weather held, slightly overcast, but at least no rain, sleet or snow! Having said that, this year I was 12 minutes slower (not enough training!). A great scenic course, well marshalled, all offering encouragement. Race HQ had soup for all competitors and a great goody bag at the end. Having ditched all the free flyers from the previous year in the bin, it was good to see what was in the goody bag, was worth having. Lastly, this race is a great warm up for Norwich Half Marathon. Date of review: November 6, 2011
In short: A mix of road and cross country with great scenic views.In full: North Norfolk Beach Runners have replaced the Holt 7 mile with this new route which combines road with cross country. The off road was very enjoyable, especially as I do the majority of my training around field tracks and this enabled the runner to gain impressive views. My only negative of the race was at the finish. Not enough water was on offer, secondly the race promised a medal as well as a t-shirt, but this did not appear. T-Shirt poor quality, heavily sponsored - one for decorating in! Date of review: October 16, 2011
In short: Nice scenic half marathonIn full: Having been running for the last three years, this is the first time I've ran the Great Yarmouth Half Marathon. Nice, safe scenic route, I think I was only passed by 2 cars the entire race, which is refreshing. Marshall's all gave encouragement, although on the last roundabout, 1.5 miles from home, there was no marshall so I took a guess as to which way to head home! Nevertheless, a nice goody bag, featuring a bottle of Adnam's ale and a quality t-shirt. My only suggestion would be a medal for completing a half marathon, but that's just my personal choice, however, the t-shirt is quality. Well done all. Date of review: August 19, 2011
In short: A pleasant, well organized 10K, but never a PBIn full: This is the 3rd year I have run this race and its popularity has certainly grown. As a result of this, the start is now becoming very congested. However, that is only my negative point. As a result of getting boxed in at the beginning I was slower than last year! On the positive side, a nice scenic race combining road with track with some slight inclines along the way! A mug again this year was given as a memento, stop prizes plus fruit - good value for money. Date of review: September 18, 2010


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If you expose your children to as much of the world as possible they will learn where they fit and how lucky they are. Just by spending time with you in a different country or even just environment, they can learn about history, cultures, languages, conservation and, yes, poverty in a way that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
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Wins for Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic on Sunday sealed victory for Serbia against Russia and with it a place in the Fed Cup Final for the first time ever
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750 m from Zhvania Square, the hotel enjoys a quiet location in the Saburtalo district. It is a 10-minute walk from the busy Vazha Pshavela and Gamsakhurdia Avenues with their shopping venues and various restaurants are approximately 25 minutes away. Tbilisi Train Station and Airport are both just 7 km away. The establishment was renovated in 2011. The establishment comprises a total of 15 accommodation units. Guests of the establishment are welcomed in the lobby, which has a 24-hour reception and a 24-hour check-out service. Lift access is provided to the upper floors. Services such as a safe and currency exchange facilities make for a comfortable stay. The following gastronomic options are available at the establishment: a restaurant, a breakfast room and a bar. A garden is among the features contributing to a pleasant stay. Guests travelling in their own vehicles can make use of the available parking spaces. Among the additional services available are room service and a laundry. All accommodation units feature air conditioning, central heating and a bathroom. A balcony or terrace can be found in most rooms. The carpeted accommodation units feature a double bed or a king-size bed. A safe and a minibar also feature. A mini-fridge is included as standard. Each accommodation unit offers internet access, a telephone and a TV. Each of the bathrooms features a bathtub and a hairdryer. The establishment offers an indoor pool. The terrace is the perfect place to while away the time. Active guests have various leisure options to choose from, including a gym, a sauna and massage treatments. The establishment offers the following bookable meals and board options: breakfast and B & B. All major credit cards, including VISA and MasterCard, are accepted for payment.
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Stayed here as part of a group in November. We found the hotel to be very clean and comfortable. Nice sized room and everything you need for a short stay. We had a room in the courtyard which was modern. The food we found to be good with plenty of choice at breakfast.
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Mr. Moto is a fictional Japanese secret agent created by the American author John P. Marquand. He appeared in six novels published between 1935 and 1957. Marquand initially created the character for the Saturday Evening Post, which was seeking stories with an Asian hero after the death of Charlie Chan's creator Earl Derr Biggers. In other media Mr. Moto has been portrayed as an international law enforcement agent. These include eight motion pictures starring Peter Lorre between 1937 and 1939, 23 radio shows starring James Monks broadcast in 1951, a 1965 film starring Henry Silva, and a 2003 comic book produced by Moonstone Books.
In San Francisco's Chinatown on Chinese New Year's Day, a rug merchant spies a man with an English flag tattoo emerging from a curio shop. The rug merchant enters the shop and offers to sell the store owner $20,000 worth of diamonds. While the store owner examines the diamonds, the rug merchant finds a dead body inside a wicker basket. The police arrive and attempt to arrest the rug merchant for selling rugs without a license, but he manages to escape. The rug merchant removes his disguise, and it is revealed that he is actually Mr. Kentaro Moto. Moto makes a reservation on the Marco Polo ocean liner, which leav
Moto then notes that their steward Carson has an English flag tattoo. Bob and Moto become fast friends, as they learn that they were members of the same fraternity at Stanford University. The ship arrives in Honolulu, where Gloria Danton comes aboard and immediately attracts Bob's attention. The two fall in love, but Gloria warns Bob that he knows little about her. Moto finds Carson searching Bob's cabin and tells him that he recognizes the steward from the curio shop. The two men fight, and Moto throws Carson overboard. Arriving in Shanghai, Bob is distressed to learn that Gloria has left without him. When he gives Wilkie the important letter, the envelope is discovered to be empty. The two men call the elder Hitchings, who informs them that smugglers have been using their ships to bring contraband jewels and narcotics into the United States, and that the shipping line has already been fined $200,000 for this activity.
Bob agrees to help Wilkie find the smugglers, but only after the two men search for Gloria. Meanwhile, Moto goes to the East India Bazaar where he meets Adram, who works for smuggler Nicolas Marloff. Adram immediately suspects Moto. That night, Bob receives a note telling him that Gloria works as an entertainer at the International Club. Wilkie warns Bob that the club is in a dangerous part of Shanghai, but the young Hitchings insists on going there. Moto and his female assistant, Lela Liu, also head for the club, but they are abducted along the way. Adram attempts to kill Moto, but instead is shot himself.
At the club, Bob confronts Gloria backstage, and she confesses to really being Tanya, a White Russian emigrant employed by Marloff to discover Hitchings' plans. Marloff overhears her confession and takes them both as prisoners. Back at their table, Moto, Lela and Wilkie are greeted by Marloff, who offers to take Moto to his private gambling den. Moto tells Lela in Japanese to call the police for help, but she is shot by an unknown assailant just as she reaches the chief of police. Inside the gambling room, Moto tells Marloff that he is a smuggler, too, and suggests they join forces. Shown Marloff's prisoners, Moto suggests that Bob be ransomed and Gloria killed as a traitor.
Wilkie enters the room and demands that Bob be released. The wounded Adram then arrives and identifies Moto as a police informant. As Moto tries to shoot Adram, Wilkie interferes, and Moto is shot instead. Just as Marloff is about to finish Moto off, the police arrive, and Moto shoots Adram dead. As Wilkie reaches for Marloff's gun, it discharges and kills Marloff. Moto then arrests Wilkie as the leader of the smugglers, as he killed Marloff to keep from being identified. When Moto is informed that Lela has been wounded, he finds the "smoking gun" on Wilkie. With the case solved, Moto tells all that he is actually the owner of the Dai Nippon Trading Company, the Hitchings' best customer, and a "sometime amateur detective." Bob and Moto then share a fraternal handshake as Gloria looks on.
Director: Norman Foster Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Virginia Field ... Gloria Danton Thomas Beck ... Bob Hitchings Sig Ruman ... Nicolas Marloff (as Sig Rumann) Murray Kinnell ... Joseph Wilkie John Rogers ... Carson Lotus Long ... Lela Liu George Cooper ... Muggs Blake J. Carrol Naish ... Adram Frederick Vogeding ... Curio Dealer
In the Great Gobi Desert, a Mongolian named Ning attempts to murder a man in his sleep who recently joined his camel caravan, but the man instead kills Ning. At Peiping, when an ancient scroll is found by police hidden in the man's staff, he escapes to the Grand Hotel where he changes clothes and reveals himself to be Mr. Moto, known as a mysterious adventurer, explorer and soldier of fortune. Moto attends a party given by Colonel Tchernov in honor of Eleanor Joyce, the daughter of a famous importer. After Prince Chung refuses to sell Colonel Tchernov a set of scroll paintings from the Yu'an Dynasty, Tchernov pulls a gun on him. Eleanor sees the prince angrily leave with his mother, Madame Chung, and then finds Tchernov dead.
When Moto arranges the death to look like a suicide, Eleanor objects but he warns her that the incident could provoke an international incident. At Chung's home, the prince thanks Moto for saving his life, as Tchernov was about to shoot the prince, when Moto entered and then killed Tchernov with a knife. In gratitude, the prince shows Moto the scrolls, which one of his ancestors painted. If placed in the proper order, the seven original scrolls, five of which the prince has, reveal a map to a great treasure in the hidden tomb of Ghengis Khan. The prince says that a sixth scroll is hidden in the Gobi desert, while the last has recently disappeared from a museum where the Chungs lent it for exhibition.
After Moto reveals that he was sent to recover the treasure, Madame Chung rebukes her son for showing the scrolls and explains that it is their duty to see that the tomb is not despoiled. When Moto accuses an antique dealer, Pieriera, of stealing the scroll from the museum, Pieriera is about to name the man who paid him when he is shot from a passing car. In Moto's hotel room, he finds his belongings rifled, and when he perceives that the would-be thief is hiding, he places a gun loaded with blanks on a counter for the thief to find.
He then takes out his scroll, which the thief, Schneider, steals after shooting Moto with the gun. Moto pretends to die, but then follows Schneider to the Tchernov home, where Eleanor, who is suspicious of Moto, is staying. Eleanor observes Madame Tchernov remove a scroll from her safe and leave with Schneider after speaking on the telephone with someone she calls "darling." Moto then reveals to Eleanor that he is really a detective for an importers' association.
He traces the call to the Chung house and prepares to go there, but he is knocked out by the Tchernov butler Ivan. Schneider and his cohort, Eric Koerger, try to torture the prince, who refuses to reveal the hiding place of the scrolls. However, when they strike Madame Chung, the prince succumbs and the scrolls are found. Ashamed of her son, Madame Chung tries to attack the thieves with a dagger, but Koerger shoots and kills her.
The thieves, having now obtained all seven scrolls, leave and take Eleanor hostage before Moto arrives with Tom Nelson, a member of the American Legation who has been courting Eleanor. After the prince, believing that he has shamed his ancestors, commits hara-kiri, Moto pledges that no one shall desecrate the tomb. He and Tom follow the thieves to a river where aboard a junk, Moto reveals that the scroll stolen from his room is an imitation. With Eleanor's help, he convinces Madame Tchernov that Koerger planned to get rid of her in favor of Eleanor. A fight breaks out during which Schneider and Koerger are killed. Moto then burns the scrolls thus keeping his promise to Prince Chung, whom, he says, can now face his ancestors without shame.
Director: Norman Foster Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Thomas Beck ... Tom Nelson Pauline Frederick ... Madame Chung Jayne Regan ... Eleanor Joyce Sidney Blackmer ... Herr Eric Koerger Sig Ruman ... Colonel Tchernov (as Sig Rumann) John Carradine ... Pereira Wilhelm von Brincken ... Schneider (as William Von Brincken) Nedda Harrigan ... Madame Tchernov Philip Ahn ... Prince Chung John Bleifer ... Ivan
At the end of one of detective Mr. Moto's classes in criminology, student Lee Chan, the son of the famous Honolulu detective Charlie Chan, notices that his watch has been stolen. Horace "Knockout" Wellington, another student, confesses that he is the culprit and reveals, to the mirth of all, that he cannot help taking things that attract his eye and later cannot remember where he purloined the objects. Moto invites Lee to accompany him and Lieutenant Riggs to a boxing match between Bill Steele and Frankie Stanton to decide who will fight world champion Biff Moran eight weeks later. Before the fight, gambler Nick Crowder bets $10,000 with bookie Clipper McCoy that Stanton will not last until the fifth round.
Because he has already taken similar bets from gamblers in six other cities, Clipper warns Stanton's manager, Jerry Connors, that Stanton better not throw the fight. Riggs, Moto and Lee sit with Philip Benton, whose company owns the arena, and Benton's snooty daughter Linda, who is interested in Bill even though he likes sports reporter Penny Kendall. After Stanton's eye is cut, the referee threatens to stop the fight. Connors applies collodion to close the wound, and in the next round, Bill knocks Stanton out.
When the doctor pronounces Stanton dead, Moto recovers a dried bit of collodion. Connors, who threw the bottle he used out a window, gives Moto another bottle to examine. Benton, who earlier told Riggs that he never bets, calls Clipper, who has lost $130,000 on the fight, to say that he will send a check for $10,000 to cover his bet. The poison that killed Stanton is found on Bill's gloves, and he is charged with manslaughter and suspended by the boxing commission. Although Penny convinces her editor to put up the bond money, she finds Bill leaving jail with Linda, who has already paid with a check from her father.
When Moto proves to his class that the poison was shot onto Bill's glove from someone outside the ring, Lee and Wellington leave to investigate. Moto finds that Wellington has taken his overcoat and left one he earlier took from the arena, which has a stain on the inside that matches the stain found on Bill's glove. Meanwhile, at Moran's training camp, Benton and press agent Gabby Marden overhear Clipper accuse Nick of placing bets in other cities to keep the odds up at the fight. As Gabby goes to call Riggs with the information, someone takes a shot at him.
After Riggs and Moto find that the owner of the overcoat, John Howard, has died from the same poison that killed Stanton, Moto, believing that Howard was a fall guy, convinces the boxing commission to lift its suspension of Bill and promises to have the murderer arrested at ringside the night of Bill's fight with Moran. In his room, Moto is confronted with an armed man, but Moto's cat Lena knocks over a vase, which allows Moto to grab the gun before the intruder escapes. At the vacant arena, a mysterious figure places a gun attached to a clock under the ring, and aims it at Moto's seat. Before the fight, Penny kisses Bill and wishes him well and then berates Linda for only caring for a winner.
With the gun pointed at him, Moto surveys his suspects as the fight proceeds. He then invites Linda to sit in his seat, and after Bill knocks out Moran, Moto announces that he will shortly produce Stanton's murderer. When he insists, despite Benton's attempt to get his daughter away, that Linda remain in the seat, Benton rushes to the ring and disconnects the gun before it fires. Moto explains that he investigated the arena before the fight, because he knew that the murderer would try to kill him to keep him from revealing his identity, and he took the bullets out of the gun.
As Penny hugs Linda, Benton dashes to his office, where Clipper shoots and kills him for arranging the bets on Stanton from the other cities. The police then capture Clipper as Lee and Wellington arrive, having discovered the murder weapon, a water gun filled with poison. Back in his classroom, Moto explains why he suspected Benton and, as he goes to leave, discovers his timepiece missing. Wellington returns it, and Moto reveals that he now has Wellington's wallet, which, it turns out, Wellington stole from Lee.
Director: James Tinling Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Keye Luke ... Lee Chan Dick Baldwin ... Bill Steele Lynn Bari ... Penny Kendall Douglas Fowley ... Nick Crowder Jayne Regan ... Linda Benton Harold Huber ... Lieutenant Riggs Max 'Slapsie Maxie' Rosenbloom ... Wellington (as Maxie Rosenbloom) John Hamilton ... Philip Benton George E. Stone ... Connors Bernard Nedell ... Clipper McCoy Charles Williams ... Gabby Marden Ward Bond ... Biff Moran Cliff Clark ... McGuire Eddie Marr ... Sammy (as Edward Marr)
When globe hopping aviatrix Victoria Mason reaches the small kingdom of Tong Moi, above Siam, she throws a flare into the rear of her plane and parachutes to safety before the plane crashes in flames. The crash is seen by Moto, leading an archaeological dig, and by American newsreel cameramen Marty Weston and Chick Davis. After Moto helps Vicky, he sends a note about her arrival via carrier pigeon. Vicky is presented to ruler Rajah Ali, who insists above the objections of his high priest Bokor that she stay as his guest. As Marty and Chick shoot footage of them, Bokor objects that this displeases the gods.
However, the ruler states that the cinema is not dangerous, and filming proceeds until Keema, his favorite wife, falls dead. While Marty and Chick are taken by Bokor to a hidden temple for a trial before the gods, Moto discovers that a poison dart from a blowgun killed Keema. Deemed guilty, Marty and Chick are about to be thrown into a well, when a fire erupts and an old guru, on a pilgrimage from the Himalayas, emerges from the temple. After he proves his powers to Bokor, he orders the men freed. The next day, in the cave of the temple, the guru discovers cans of explosives in a secret room below. After he subdues one of Bokor's men, the guru removes his mask and reveals himself to be Moto. He then sends a message by pigeon, stating that he has located the munitions base and that Bokor is the leader of the revolt.
However, Rajah Ali shoots down the pigeon and, at a celebration that night, serves it to Moto. When Vicky graciously agrees to become the rajah's next wife in his harem, Marty, who is attracted to her, prepares to leave. After Vicky finds information that Moto is a spy and locates his map of the temple, she heads there followed by Bokor. Convinced by Chick that she is in danger, Marty hastens there also, but he is captured along with Vicky. After Zimmerman, the munitions dealer, arrives and captures Chick, Bokor has Zimmerman killed. He then proclaims that his revolt has begun and will not end until every foreigner is driven from Asia.
Moto, who has emerged again as the guru, attempts to deflect Bokor's bloodlust, but when Chick is about to be executed, Vicky reveals Moto's identity and, in the confusion that follows, a fight breaks out. With the munitions, Moto and Vicky, who is working for British Intelligence, fight alongside Marty and Chick to stave off Bokor's men. As they run out of ammunition, Rajah Ali arrives with troops and captures Bokor and his followers. When he says that he will execute Moto, Vicky, Marty and Chick, Moto threatens to blow them all up by dropping a torch into the room with the explosives. Marty throws a gun at Rajah Ali, who falls into the room. Moto then lights a fuse of film that he rigged up leading to the explosives, and after they escape, the temple explodes.
Director: Norman Foster Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Rochelle Hudson ... Victoria Mason Robert Kent ... Marty Weston J. Edward Bromberg ... Rajah Ali Chick Chandler ... Chick Davis George Regas ... Bokor Frederick Vogeding ... Zimmerman (as Fredrik Vogeding)
Disguised as Japanese murderer Ito Matsuka, Mr. Moto, an agent of the International Police, leads Paul Brissac, a Frenchman, in an escape from Devil's Island. In London, Moto becomes a houseboy for Brissac, a member of a group of hired killers of diplomats and economic leaders, which the newspapers have dubbed "The League of Assassins." Moto is trying to learn the identity of the group's leader and the reason that they are in London. Meanwhile, Prague steel king Anton Darvak, a pacifist, has refused to sell to armament manufacturers a formula for a new type of steel. After he receives a threatening telephone call at his London hotel, Moto learns of the call from one of his agents, Lotus Liu.
On his way to visit Darvak, Moto witnesses a lorry back up and kill a man in a street market. Darvak at first refuses to tell Moto about the threat against his life, despite the urging of his secretary, Ann Richman, and his business associate, David Scott-Frensham. However, when he learns that the man run down by the lorry, Lord Gilford, was killed as a warning to him, Darvak confides to Moto that he was told he would be killed the next afternoon at three if he does not part with the formula. Moto visits the Limehouse tavern where Lotus lives. After he hears the accordion player play the same tune that an organ grinder played before Lord Gilford was killed, a brawl begins. Moto takes Lotus to her room to pack, and they find the body of a member of the league, who was killed because he confided in Lotus.
At Brissac's residence, Ernst Litmar tells Brissac that Moto was seen in the bar speaking with Lotus. They send Moto to a certain store for fruit, and when Moto gets there, he hears a street violinist play the tune he heard before the two previous murders. A number of toughs crowd around him, but he escapes in a cab. The next day, Moto goes to Coventry Galleries, knowing that Darvak plans to be there that afternoon at three to see an exhibition. He overhears Litmar explain to Brissac the plan to kill Darvak: the leader of the group will position Darvak in front of a particular painting and say his name in a loud voice; the orchestra will then play the same tune used previously to identify men to be murdered; Brissac, in the gallery loft, will cut the chandelier, and its fall will kill Darvak. After Ann tells a surprised, but very pleased Darvak that she loves him, Moto visits.
David also arrives and says that he has brought two men from Scotland Yard to protect Darvak. When Moto is stopped by the two plainclothesmen in the hall, he sees that one of them has a gun and knocks them over a bannister. As three o'clock nears, David arrives alone at the gallery, and as he stands in front of the painting, an eccentric German artist complains about the art exhibited. When Darvak arrives with the plainclothesmen, the crank artist loudly calls David "Darvak," and the orchestra plays the tune. Brissac cuts the chandelier, and it kills David.
The crank artist then removes his disguise and reveals himself to be Moto. He explains he knew that the leader must be David because the plainclothesmen had guns, while Scotland Yard officers do not carry any. As the gang is apprehended, Brissac shoots from the loft, but Moto fights and subdues him.
Director: Norman Foster Peter Lorre ... Mr. Kentaro Moto Mary Maguire ... Ann Richman Henry Wilcoxon ... Anton Darvak Erik Rhodes ... David Scott-Frensham Harold Huber ... Ernst Litmar Leon Ames ... Paul Brissac (alias Romero) Forrester Harvey ... George Higgins Fredrik Vogeding ... Gottfried Brujo Lester Matthews ... Sir Charles Murchison John Rogers ... Sniffy Karen Sorrell ... Lotus Liu
Fabian, the leader of a spy ring, plots to disrupt the peaceful relations between England and France by blowing up the French fleet as it steams through Port Said in the Suez Canal. Although Fabian is posing as a ventriloquist to hide his sinister activities, British agent Burke has infiltrated the ring under the alias of Danforth, and has warned the French of imminent danger. Consequently, the arrival of the fleet has been delayed.
Meanwhile, Mr. Moto, an agent of the International Police who is masquerading as an antique dealer, is also trying to uncover Fabian's plot. After ordering Eric Norvel, one of his men, to trick the admiral's wife, Madame Delacour, into revealing the arrival date of the fleet, Fabian discovers that Danforth is a British agent, then disposes of him by cutting Danforth's lifeline on the diving bell into which he is submerged near the site of the explosives. Thus Fabian cleverly makes it seem as if the British are responsible for the sabotage.
Becoming suspicious of the antique dealer, Fabian orders his girl friend, Connie Porter, to follow him. Connie's report confirms Fabian's suspicions that the antique dealer is Mr. Moto, and Fabian orders that he be killed, but Moto cleverly escapes. As the fleet steams into port, Fabian readies to give Norvel the signal to detonate the explosives, but Moto intercepts Norvel and sets off the explosives before the fleet can reach port. Fabian then tries to kill Moto himself, but his attempt is cut short when Connie, who has discovered his treachery, shoots him.
Director: Norman Foster Peter Lorre ... Mr. Kentaro Moto Ricardo Cortez ... Fabian the Great Virginia Field ... Connie Porter John Carradine ... Danforth - aka Richard Burke George Sanders ... Eric Norvel Joan Carroll ... Mary 'Marie' Delacour (as Joan Carol) Robert Coote ... Rollo Venables Margaret Irving ... Madame Delacour Leyland Hodgson ... Captain Bert Hawkins John Davidson ... Hakim Teru Shimada ... the Fake Mr. Moto
Mr. Moto, accompanied by Twister McGuirk, a wrestler who has apprenticed himself to the famous detective in order to learn his jiu jitsu tricks, arrives in Puerto Rico on the trail of a diamond smuggling ring. After the murder of a secret agent, Moto follows a trail of clues that leads him to a sinister swamp, a reputed haunting grounds for ghosts. When the governor of the island is slain in the same manner as the agent, Moto and Twister return to the swamp, where they are captured by the smugglers, who have appropriated the pond as their hideout.
While a prisoner, Moto discovers that the diamonds are being smuggled inside of coconuts, and after accumulating enough evidence to indict the smugglers, the detective and his apprentice escape to the mainland. Moto returns to the smugglers' hideout, accompanied by the police and Sutter, the head of the diamond dealers, but they arrive just in time to see the head of the ring speed away in his boat.
Sutter takes aim and shoots the criminal, and the wounded man is taken to the hospital. That night, an attempt is made on the man's life, but Moto emerges from the shadows just in time to unmask the murderer as Sutter, the real head of the smugglers. After explaining that Sutter had planned to prevent the wounded man from exposing the diamond dealer as the real criminal, Moto reveals that Sutter's bullet had really killed the smuggler in his attempted escape from the swamp, and that the sly detective had used the dead man's corpse to bait a trap for the real crime boss.
Director: Herbert I. Leeds Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Jean Hersholt ... Sutter Amanda Duff ... Joan Castle Warren Hymer ... Twister McGurk Richard Lane ... Commissioner Gordon Leon Ames ... Commissioner Madero Douglass Dumbrille ... La Costa (as Douglas Dumbrille) Charles D. Brown ... Col. Thomas Castle Paul Harvey ... Gov. John Bentley Robert Lowery ... Lt. George Bentley Eddie Marr ... Capt. Dahlen Harry Woods ... Grant
Hoping to unmask the psychotic jewel thief known as Metaxa, detective Mr. Moto follows archaeologist Howard Stevens, who has just discovered the crown of the Queen of Sheba, on his voyage home from Egypt to San Francisco. Moto's cover as a Japanese tourist is blown when he meets his old friend, amateur detective Archie Featherstone, whom he introduces to the Stevens and fellow passenger, Eleanor Kirke. Meanwhile, in San Francisco, jewel thieves Joe Rubla and David Perez make plans to steal the crown, but decide that they must also eliminate Moto.
Upon docking in San Francisco, Stevens is met by Hendrik Manderson, the philanthropist who has financed the expedition, and Fremont museum curator Professor Hildebrand and his secretary, Susan French. As Wendling, a member of Perez' gang, follows Moto in a cab, Joe tries to steal the armored car in which the jewels are housed, but he is foiled by the police and Archie, then escapes. The next day, the crowd reconvenes at the museum for the unveiling of the crown. Archie, who has witnessed the armored car robbery, is trailed by Perez, who deliberately breaks Archie's camera in order to lure him into a death trap later that night. Back at his hotel, Moto receives an urgent call from Manderson's servant Wong, who asks the detective to meet him at a Chinatown restaurant called the Laughing Buddha.
When Moto arrives at the restaurant, however, he discovers that Wong has been murdered. Archie, who is also in Chinatown, tells Moto of his plan to meet Perez later that night, but Moto, recognizing the meeting as a set-up, convinces him not to go. Instead, the pair drive to the museum, where they find Hildebrand and Manderson playing chess and the phone and alarm dead. Paul Borodoff, the insurance company investigator, then appears and tries to steal the crown for himself, but he is stopped by Mr. Moto who announces that Metaxa is in the room. Just after Moto accuses Hildebrand of being Metaxa, Rubla tries to steal the jewels, but he is arrested by the police. Moto then unmasks Manderson as the real Metaxa when he attempts to steal the crown.
Director: Norman Foster Peter Lorre ... Mr. Moto Joseph Schildkraut ... Hendrik Manderson Lionel Atwill ... Professor Hildebrand Virginia Field ... Eleanore Kirke John 'Dusty' King ... Howard Stevens (as John King) Iva Stewart ... Susan French G.P. Huntley ... Archie Featherstone Victor Varconi ... Paul Borodoff John Bleifer ... Wendling Honorable Wu ... Wong Morgan Wallace ... David Perez Anthony Warde ... Joe Rubla Harry Strang ... O'Hara, Museum Guard John Davidson ... Prince Suleid
Mr. Moto, an INTERPOL agent, investigates a sabotage plot at the Beta Oil Company in London after Dargo, a ruthless ex-Nazi, and his gunman Hovath kill McAllister, an executive of Beta Oil, at the onset of an important oil conference held at British intelligence agent Jonathan Westering's estate. Dargo discovers the INTERPOL agent's interference, throws him into the river, and acclaims Mr. Moto's death. At the meeting, David Lennox, head of Beta Oil, persuades the Shahrdar of Wadi Shamar to renew Middle East oil concessions to the British firm.
Mr. Moto, disguised as a Japanese oil magnate, learns that McAllister may have tried to turn over the Beta concessions to an underground syndicate forming an oil trust along the Persian Gulf as a step toward world control. Dargo and Hovath kidnap Maxine Powell, Lennox' secretary, and hold her hostage at a nightclub to extract company secrets from her. Mr. Moto follows them to the nightclub; a gun battle ensues; and Moto kills Dargo, arrests syndicate members Westering and Wasir Hussein, adviser to the Shahrdar, and rescues Maxine.
Director: Ernest Morris Henry Silva ... Mr. Moto Terence Longdon ... Jonathan Westering, MI5 Suzanne Lloyd ... Maxine Powell Martin Wyldeck ... Helmut 'Dargo' Engle Marne Maitland ... Wasir Hussein Brian Coburn ... Magda, Hussein's Henchman Stanley Morgan ... Inspector Jim Halliday Peter Zander ... Charles Ginelli Harold Kasket ... Shahrdar of Wadi Antony Booth ... Hovath Gordon Tanner ... Russell McAllister Henry Gilbert ... David Lennox Richard Evans ... Chief Inspector Marlow Ian Fleming ... Rogers Denis Holmes ... Chapel Tracy Connell ... Arab Alister Williamson ... Maitre d' Sonyia Benjamin ... Dancer
Mr. Moto DVD Collection #2Mr. Moto's Gamble / Mr. Moto in Danger Island / Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation / Mr. Moto's Last Warning
The Case Files of the Oriental Sleuths: Charlie Chan, Mr. Moto, and Mr. Wong by David Rothel During the golden age of magazine fiction, motion pictures, and radio-roughly the 1920s through the late 1940s-three Oriental crime fighters were introduced to the American public. Through the media which they inhabited they became fictional icons in American popular culture: Honolulu Police Inspector Charlie Chan, International Secret Agent Mr. I. A. Moto, and Justice Department Agent Mr. James Lee Wong-commonly known as the Oriental Sleuths. Created by respected authors Earl Derr Biggers, Pulitzer Prize-winner John P. Marquand, and Hugh Wiley, the three sleuths' adventures first appeared in popular magazines and then were quickly snapped up by Hollywood to sate the appetites of film-goers for detective thrillers on the silver screen. Charlie Chan carried his case loads over into radio, television, newspaper comic strips, comic books, Better Little Books, and games. Mr. Moto followed with radio adventures and a graphic novel, and Mr. Wong added comic book exploits to his résumé. Now author David Rothel brings all three Oriental sleuths together for the first time in one volume as he examines their origins and covers their development in all the media forms they encompassed through the years.
The Complete Mr. Moto Film Phile: A Casebook by Howard M. Berlin This book was written to fill a void-a reference bible for Mr. Moto film lovers everywhere. The Complete Mr. Moto Film Phile: A Casebook is the culmination of Howard M. Berlin's ground-breaking film research. It is divided into three major sections: the first concerns the three individuals who helped create and develop the Mr. Moto character; the second part is a film guide to the nine Mr. Moto films; and the third contains several important appendices, essential both to researchers and readers.
Mr Moto: 4 Complete Novels by John P. Marquand Your Turn, Mr. Moto; Think Fast, Mr. Moto; Mr. Moto Is So Sorry; Right You Are, Mr. Moto Most of the novels are about intrigue in Pacific Rim countries in the 1930s. The central character is usually an American, a military veteran, who becomes accidentally enmeshed in the action and meets Moto. The ex-military American character usually does not realize that Mr. Moto is an imperial agent until late in the story. Mr. Moto is a master at working under cover. Though capable of ruthlessness and deadly violence, he appears to be merely a harmless, easygoing eccentric. Through a series of fast-paced adventures, the characters gradually comprehend how important and formidable Moto really is. Marquand tends to keep Mr. Moto in the background rather than at the center of the action, with the spy's more dramatic exploits typically described second-hand. It lends a further air of mystery to the character.
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