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Oil for the Lamps of China
Oil for the Lamps of China
Oil for the Lamps of China
1935 | United States | English
Oil for the Lamps of China
Oil for the Lamps of China
1935 | United States | English
An American oil company representative almost sacrifices his marriage for his career.
Directors:
Mervyn LeRoy
Company:
Warner Bros. Pictures
Score star6.8/10
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CAST OF OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA

Pat O’Brien -
Pat O’Brien
Stephen Chase
Josephine Hutch... -
Josephine Hutch...
Hester
Jean Muir -
Jean Muir
Alice
Lyle Talbot -
Lyle Talbot
Jim
Arthur Byron -
Arthur Byron
No. 1 Boss
John Eldredge -
John Eldredge
Don
Donald Crisp -
Donald Crisp
Mr. McCarger
Willie Fung -
Willie Fung
Kin
Tetsu Komai -
Tetsu Komai
Ho
Henry O'Neill -
Henry O'Neill
Edward Hartford
Ronnie Cosby -
Ronnie Cosby
Bunsy Wellman
William B. Davi... -
William B. Davi...
E.H. Swaley
George Meeker -
George Meeker
Bill Kendall
Joseph Crehan -
Joseph Crehan
Clements
Christian Rub -
Christian Rub
Dr. Jorgen
Willard Roberts... -
Willard Roberts...
Speaker
Edward McWade -
Edward McWade
Dan
Florence Fair -
Florence Fair
Miss Cunningham - Nurse
Keye Luke -
Keye Luke
Young Chinese Soldier
Suey Long Wong -
Suey Long Wong
unknownCharacter
Glen Cavender -
Glen Cavender
Worried McCarger Employee
George Irving -
George Irving
Walter Gilbert
Olive Jones -
Olive Jones
Telephone Operator #14
Mitchell Lewis -
Mitchell Lewis
Skipper of Ship
Lotus Liu -
Lotus Liu
Secretary
Abraham Mirkin -
Abraham Mirkin
unknownCharacter
Miki Morita -
Miki Morita
Japanese Tailor
Paul Panzer -
Paul Panzer
Oil Company Employee
Ferdinand Schum... -
Ferdinand Schum...
Worried McCarger Employee
Teru Shimada -
Teru Shimada
Tea House Owner
Emmett Vogan -
Emmett Vogan
Worried McCarger Employee
William Austin -
William Austin
Clerk in Chase's office

CREW OF OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA

Mervyn LeRoy - Director
Mervyn LeRoy
Director
Alice Tisdale Hobart - Writer
Alice Tisdale Hobart
Writer
Laird Doyle - Screenplay
Laird Doyle
Screenplay

MORE DETAILS ABOUT OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA

Spoken Languages
English
Type of Content
Movie
Scripted
True
Content Age
Not Rated
Release Date
June 8, 1935
Hispanic
No Hispanic
Status
Released
Alternative Titles
No data available
Local Production
False
Genres
Drama
Keywords
China, Sacrifice, Dog
Homepage
No data available
Production Companies
First National Productions Corp., First National, Cosmopolitan, Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros, The Vitaphone Corporation, The Vitaphone Corp., Cosmopolitan Production

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