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Associate
Producer: Lew Marshall Story Direction:
Jim Carmichael, Jan Green, Earl Klein, Knick Knatz,
Bill Perez, and Paul Sommer Story: Sid
Morse, Eddie Carroll, Jamie Farr, Willie Gilbert, Max Hodge, Mark Hammerman, Dennis Marx, Ray Parker,
Henry Sharp, and Harry Winkler Animation
Director: Charles A. Nichols Production
Design: Iwao Takamoto Production
Supervisor: Victor O. Schipek Layout:
Jerry Eisenberg, Gary Hoffman, Jack Manning, Joel Seibel, Lin Larsen, Takashi Masunaga, and Tony
Sgroi Animation:
Ed Love, Tony Love, Ron Campbell, Bill Hutton, and Bob Carr Backgrounds:
Walt Peregoy, Don Watson, Bill Butler, Marion Wallin, Daniella Bielecka, Cathy Patrick, Don
Schweikert, and Bill McArdle Titles:
Iraj Paran Technical
Supervisor: Frank Paiker Ink &
Paint Supervisor: Jayne Barbera Xerography:
Robert "Tiger" West Music Supervision:
Don Kirshner Sound Direction:
Richard Olson and Bill Getty Supervising
Film Editor: Larry Cowan Negative
Consultant: William E. DeBoer Post Production:
Joed Eaton Camera:
Roy Wade, John C. Hall, Dick Blundell, and Norman Stainback
At
the City Museum, priceless Burmese crown jewels are protected by high-tech security.
However, in what appears to be an inside job, the jewels are taken under the noses of everyone present, including the
Chans who jump into action and pursue the thieves.
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