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Following carnivals and performing small cons with his pals Frank (Allen Jenkins) and Sam (Clarence Muse), Chandra (Warren William) decides to have a go at a fake psychic scam, posing as a ...
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The Mind Reader Reviews. The star performance by Williams and the mordant comical lines throughout, raise the film's value to watchable programmer fare. Full Review | Original Score: B- |...
A trio of con artists (Warren William, Allen Jenkins and Clarence Muse) travels from city to city in middle America swindling suckers with a bogus mind reading act featuring William as "Chandra the Great," complete with turban and crystal ball.
K. Cameron. ★★★ Watched by JIsoliman 12 Aug 2023. Warren Williams is truly excellent as a charming and wiley, but redeemable, carnival con-man. Allen Jenkins and Clarence Muse are great sidekicks and bring the comic relief.
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A film completely dismissive of its audience, the government, and the public at large. “At five cents a head this is ten bucks in sucker money!”
The Mind Reader opens up with a man promising painless tooth surgery for a mere pittance. One fool gets into the chair, and the pseudo-dentist extracts his tooth, using a nearby orchestra playing “Stars and Stripes Forever” to cover up the patient’s screams until he passes out. The audience buys it, and that’s how the movie encapsulates itself in i...
There are two main attractions here, besides the always fun Warren William getting to play a huckster. The first I wanted to mention is Allen Jenkins, who plays the dimwitted sidekick to Chandra. Jenkins began his motion picture career in 1931 after being imported from Broadway and spent his career playing dimwitted sidekicks of all stripes. He was...
I’m going to spoil the film’s climax here, so skip ahead if you don’t want to read about it. The last few scenes have Chandra hiding out in Juarez with Frank and Sam. Chandra’s become despondent and drunk upon hearing that his wife has found out that he was lying to her, and that she’s being held on charges for the murder he committed. He takes to ...
Cliff Aliperti over at WarrenWilliam.com takes on this onewith his usual eye towards detail and trivia.
Tchelitchew’s review published on Letterboxd: I'm a real sucker for movies about fake psychics and occult scammers, and "The Mind Reader" makes for a very fine entry in that sparsely populated genre.
Review by mrbalihai ★★★ 4. Another pre-Code, Todd-Browning adjacent tale of a fraudulent carny turned mentalist played by a delightfully skeevy and charismatic Warren William, that's part exposé, part comedy, and part doomed romance.
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