Brick Bradford
1947 - 15 Chapters
It was based on the comic strip Brick Bradford, which was created
by Clarence Gray and William Ritt.
Plot
Brick Bradford is assigned by the government to aid Doctor Gregor Tymak,
scientist and inventor who is working on an "Interceptor Ray" that can destroy
incoming rockets. Unfortunately, it can also be used as a death ray, bringing it to
the attention of foreign spy agent Laydron. Tymak uses his door into the fifth
dimension to escape criminals and it takes him to the far side of the Moon (which
luckily has air and is a rocky terrain without craters). There he is captured and
sentenced to die by freezing to absolute zero by the Queen Khana, despot of
the Moon, because they do not believe he has come from the Earth.
The action moves to the Moon as the ray requires a special element called
Lunarium (with an atomic mass of 200) previously only found in a meteorite.
Working with exiles in the lunar wasteland, the heroes overthrow Queen
Khana and return with the Lunarium.
However, the device still requires a formula hidden on an uncharted island
200 years in the past, so Brick and sidekick Sandy Sanderson travel in Tymak's
time machine, the Time Top, to retrieve it. The final third of the serial is spent
on modern day Earth with more trouble from the spy Laydron.
Cast
Kane Richmond Brick Bradford
Rick Vallin Sandy Sanderson
Linda Leighton June Salisbury
Pierre Watkin Professor Salisbury
Charles Quigley Laydron, villainous spy
Jack Ingram Albers, henchmen
Fred Graham Black, henchmen
John Merton Dr. Tymak
Leonard Penn Eric Byrus, Tymak's assistant
Wheeler Oakman Louis Walthar, Tymak's assistant
Carol Foreman Queen Khana
Charles King Creed
John Hart Dent
Helene Stanley Carol Preston, daughter of the leader of the lunar Exiles
Chapter titles
Atomic Defense
Flight to the Moon
Prisoners to the Moon
Into the Volcano
Bradford at Bay
Back to Earth
Into Another Century
Buried Treasure
Trapped in the Time Top
The Unseen Hand
Poison Gas
Door to Disaster
Sinister Rendezvous
River of Revenge
For the Peace of the World
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Your Serial comes on a DVD-R
in a Paper Protective Sleeve with Color Artwork on the DVD.
Please keep in mind that this movie is of
very good quality for its age, but is over 70 years
old. This is Not HD quality and may not look that great on your
large flat screen TV.
This Classic Serial is in the public domain.
Date of release:
Dec 18, 1947
Date entered public domain: Jan 1, 1971
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