Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars
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Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars is a movie serial produced by Universal in 1938 as a sequel to the successful 1936 serial, Flash Gordon.
The 15-chapter serial featured the same main cast as the previous serial -- Buster Crabbe as Flash Gordon, Jean Rogers as Dale Arden, Charles Middleton as Emperor Ming, Frank Shannon as Dr. Hans Zarkov, and Richard Alexander as Prince Barin.
Contents |
Chapters
- Chapter 201: New Worlds to Conquer
- Chapter 202: The Living Dead
- Chapter 203: Queen of Magic
- Chapter 204: Ancient Enemies
- Chapter 205: The Boomerang
- Chapter 206: Tree Men of Mars
- Chapter 207: The Prisoner of Mongo
- Chapter 208: The Black Sapphire of Kalu
- Chapter 209: The Symbol of Death
- Chapter 210: Incense of Forgetfulness
- Chapter 211: Human Bait
- Chapter 212: Ming the Merciless
- Chapter 213: The Miracle of Magic
- Chapter 214: A Beast at Bay
- Chapter 215: An Eye for an Eye
Cast
- Flash Gordon : Buster Crabbe
- Dale Arden : Jean Rogers
- Emperor Ming : Charles Middleton
- Dr. Zarkov : Frank Shannon
- Prince Barin : Richard Alexander
- Queen Azura : Beatrice Roberts
- "Happy" Hapgood : Donald Kerr
- Clay King : C. Montague Shaw
- Tarnak : Wheeler Oakman
- Zandar : Warner Richmond
- King Turan : Anthony Warde
- Dr. Dunord : Hooper Atchley
- Prof. Richter : James Blaine
- Captain Rama : Thomas Carr
- High Priest of Kalu : James Eagles
- General Rankin : Edwin Stanley
- Zarkov's servant : Ray Turner
- Clay Spy : Alan Gregg
- Airdrome captain : Kenneth Duncan
- Bomber captain : Jack Mulhall
- Flight commander : Lane Chandler
- Pilot captain : Kane Richmond
- Radio announcer : Reid Kilpatrick
- Professor : Ben Lewis
- Stratosled captain : Reed Howes
- Stratosled co-pilot : Jerry Frank
- Temple assistant : Jack Gardner
- Sergeant-at-Arms : Charles Murphy
- Lab worker turned to clay : Stanley Price
- Palace televisor operator : Charles Sherlock
- Martian soldiers : Roy Barcroft, George DeNormand, Earl Douglas, Al Ferguson, Herbert Holcombe, Fred Kohler Jr., Eddie Parker, Tom Steele, Charles "Bud" Wolfe
Credits
- Associate Producer: Barney Sarecky
- Directors: Ford Beebe, Robert F. Hill.
- Screenplay: Wyndham Gittens, Norman S. Hall, Ray Trampe, Herbert Dalmus.
- Art director: Ralph DeLacy
