RED BARRY 13 CHAPTER SERIAL 1938 Red Barry was a fast-paced comic strip that first appeared in newspapers in 1934. Its popularity made it a natural choice for a movie serial in 1938. Larry (Buster) Crabbe, star of the immensely popular Flash Gordon serial two years earlier, was chosen to portray the tough-talking two-fisted cop Red Barry. PLOT: Detective Barry fights to recover two million dollars of stolen bonds intended for allied war planes from the various factions fighting over them, including international spies and ruthless underworld gangsters. CAST: Buster Crabbe ... Red Barry Edna Sedgewick ... Natacha Frances Robinson ... Mississippi Cyril Delevanti ... Wing Fu Frank Lackteen ... Quong Lee Wade Boteler ... Insp. Scott Hugh Huntley ... Harry Dycer / Valentine Vane Philip Ahn ... Hong Kong Cholly William Ruhl ... C.E. Mannix William Gould ... Commissioner Wheeler Oakman ... Weaver Stanley Price ... Petrov Earl Douglas ... Igor Charles Stevens ... Capt. Moy Eric Wilton ... Tubbs, Vane's Butler Rita Gould ... Mama Sonia CHAPTERS: 1. Millions for Defence 2. The Curtain Falls 3. The Decoy 4. High Stakes 5. Desperate Chances 6. The Human Target 7. Midnight Tragedy 8. The Devil's Disguise 9. Between Two Fires 10. The False Trail 11. Heavy Odds 12. The Enemy Within 13. Mission of Mercy Overseas items (eg to USA) are sent by ROYAL MAIL AIRMAIL. ROYAL MAIL do not do tracking for airmail items unless you pay considerably more for insurance for the privilege – as anything posted overseas (eg, to the USA) is not under their control. This is usually prohibitively expensive, but if you would like your item insured please contact me first. Items are usually sent the day after you pay, or perhaps the same day depending on the time difference, and delivery normally takes about two weeks (10 days usually, but sometimes longer). During busy periods (Christmas especially) it can take around three weeks. This applies to postage to USA, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, and to a limited extent, also to Europe. PLEASE NOTE I AM A UK SELLER POSTAGE TAKES LONGER (a couple of weeks, not a couple of days).