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Daughter of the Tong
A detective matches wits with the female leader of a crime ring.
Raymond K. Johnson
Casts & Crew
Evelyn Brent
Grant Withers
Dorothy Short
Richard Loo
Dave O'Brien
Harry Harvey
Robert Frazer
Dirk Thane
Budd Buster
Hal Taliaferro
James Coleman
Richard Cramer
Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
Jack Hendricks
James B. Leong
Walter Long
Lew Meehan
Constantine Romanoff
Gene Roth
Harry Tenbrook
Also Directed by Raymond K. Johnson
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