Welcome to our 5th annual recap of The Charlie Chan Family Home happenings at Webmaster Rush Glick’s website The Charlie Chan Family Home:
- 2022 in Summary.
- The Family Home moves to a new site this January 2023!
- Mike in D.C. gives us the World’s Great Charlie Chan Quiz.
- 2023 The New Year and Beyond.
- The Family Home’s 2022 “Message Board” Highlights.
- The 30 Charlie Chan DVD “Featurettes” and where to find them (Note: none are on YouTube!)
A plethora of reading pleasure awaits those who venture forth into the world of Charlie Chan: THE 2022 CHARLIE CHAN FAMILY HOME NEWSLETTER.
“The Flaming Charlie” https://charliechans.com.au/
“Old saying has it, two ears, one mouth. Hear twice as much as you tell”
Charlie Chan Carries On, 1930, Chapter 19
The Postman on Holiday 
Happy new year, Lou! Otto
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And to you and yours, Otto. Another year of mystery awaits us!
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Thanks Lou. I look forward to reading of the goings on in the world of Charlie Chan last year! As we are fond of saying “the only bad Chan is no Chan.” Happy New Year to you and yours and wishing you all good things in 2023!
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Mark, a very happy New Year to you and yours, also. I hope your birthday was grand! Lou
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Happy New Year, Lou! Thank you for all you do to put this together each year!!!
Sincerely,
Rush
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Dear Rush, it’s my pleasure and honor. As you move forward in the “third” decade of your Family Home Site, and the New Year, best wishes for continued success for many years to come. Lou
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Happy and healthy new year , Lou. Thanks for your monthly emails.
Nancy and I wonder what your favorite Charlie Chan movies are.
George.
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George, Nancy, thanks for following the posts and high hopes for prosperity and health in the New Year. I’m actually more partial to the six Chan novels, but film-wise”: For Warner Oland, I like “Charlie Chan’s Secret (1936),” it’s the perfect Halloween Movie. For Sidney Toler, who I mainly grew up with, it would be “Charlie Chan at Treasure Island (1939),” for the intrigue and acting. And for Roland Winters, “The Feathered Serpent (1948),” as a good plot and having both Keye Luke and Victor Sen Young in it. However, I also really enjoy watching the 30 featurettes on the DVDs! Happy 2023. Lou
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Thanks Lou for a delightful recap of the year 2022 in the Charlie Chan arena! The mention of your book project has inspired me to dust off the manuscript of my yet-to-be-published tome “Interesting People I Have Known.”
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Mark, sound interesting for sure. Keeps us posted! Lou
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