The Mask Of Fu Manchu

Fiends lurk in the British Museum itself, as academic-adventurer Barton (Lawrence Grant) can’t wait to tell Fairgyle, Von Berg and McLeod (C. Montague Shaw, Jean Hersholt, David Torrence) about the exciting mission to beat the evil Chinese to the tomb of Genghis Khan, in The Mask Of Fu Manchu, 1932.

They cut away briefly to the Brits fussing at Genghis Khan's grave, but this is about the doctor (Boris Karloff) administering his favorite torture to Sir Lionel (Lawrence Grant) in The Mask of Fu Manchu, 1932.

Spooky opening credits and Commissioner Nayland Smith (Lewis Stone) advising Sir Lionel (Lawrence Grant) that he'd better find Genghis Khan's tomb first, setting the premise for The Mask of Fu Manchu, 1932.

Smashing first appearance by Boris Karloff, who summons captive Sir Lionel (Lawrence Grant), who remains un-moved by offers of money, and the doctor's daughter (Myrna Loy, no less!) in The Mask of Fu Manchu, 1932.