And Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, Our Christmas Gift To You!

Yessir, folks, what can be more Christmassy than "Brothers United," the fifteenth and final chapter of our 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy serial?

The serial starred Ralph Byrd in the title role with Kay Hughes, Smiley Burnette (best remembered as sidekick, or stooge, in many of Gene Autry's Republic and Columbia features), Lee Van Atta, John Piccori, Carleton Young (who portrayed dope pusher Jack Perry in "Reefer Madness"), Fred Hamilton, and Francis X. Bushman.

Based on Chester Gould's comic strip, this 15-installment chapter play, with screenplay by Barry Shipman and Winston Miller plus story by Morgan Cox and George Morgan, was produced by Nat Levine and directed by Ray Taylor and Alan James.

Enjoy!

 

Can Dick Pull Through This Time?

Time now, boys and girls, for "The Devil In White," the fourteenth----and next-to-last----installment in our 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy  chapter play, starring Ralph Byrd as Chester Gould's legendary comic strip character.  Produced by Nat Levine and directed by Ray Taylor and Alan Jones.

 

Will Dick EVER Keep Himself Out Of Trouble?

"The Trail of the Spider" is the twelfth chapter in our 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy serial, starring Ralph Byrd in the title role.

More Thrills And Chills With Dick And His Friends----And Enemies

And now, boys and girls, we bring you "Harbor Pursuit," the eleventh chapter of our 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy chapter play.  Of course, Ralph Byrd stars in the title role of Chester Gould's legendary comic strip character.  Produced by Nat Levine and directed by Ray Taylor and Alan James, with screenplay by Barry Shipman and Winston Miller, and story by Morgan Cox and George Morgan (NOT the country music singer).

 

More Danger Ahead For Dick!

Time for "The Gold Ship," Chapter 10 of our 1937 Dick Tracy serial from Republic Pictures, starring Ralph Byrd in the title role.

Can Dick Ever Stay Out Of Trouble?

Time now for the sixth chapter in our 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy serial, "Dangerous Waters," starring Ralph Byrd in the title role.  This serial was produced by Nat Levine and directed by Ray Taylor and Alan James.

 

Still More Trouble For Dick

Time now for the fifth chapter in out 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy serial, "Brother Against Brother," starring Ralph Byrd in the title role and based upon the comic strip created by Chester Gould.

 

Time For More Adventures With Dick Tracy

Time for Chapter Four of our 1937 Republic Pictures Dick Tracy serial, "Death Rides The Sky."  Ralph Byrd stars in the title role.