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🕵️‍♂️💀 In Chinatown After Dark (1931), step into a world of shadowy alleys, hidden motives, and sinister secrets. This pre-Code crime thriller explores murder and mystery in San Francisco's Chinatown, with eerie atmosphere and bold storytelling that pushes 1930s cinematic boundaries.   📽️ Plot Summary:  A valuable jade is stolen and a murder follows, prompting an investigation that delves into Chinatown’s underbelly. As detectives try to crack the case, they uncover a tangle of smuggling, deception, and dark rituals. Will the truth surface before it’s too late?   🕰️ Year Released: 1931  🎭 Genre: Crime, Mystery, Pre-Code Drama  🎬 Directed by: Stuart Paton  🎞️ Starring: Carmel Myers, Rex Lease, Barbara Kent   🎯 Why Watch It?  ✔️ Rare look at early 1930s crime cinema  ✔️ Atmospheric noir elements before noir was defined  ✔️ Carmel Myers in a commanding femme fatale role  ✔️ Bold themes from Hollywood’s pre-Code era   🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more rare thrillers, pre-Code curiosities, and golden age mysteries!   👇 Explore More Public Domain Gems & Forgotten Crime Classics:  📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  🎞️ #ChinatownAfterDark #PreCodeHollywood #1930sMystery #ClassicCrimeDrama #PublicDomainMovies #CarmelMyers #OldHollywoodThriller  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  🐉🌑 When the lights go down in Chinatown, secrets come alive. Don’t miss the moody mystery of Chinatown After Dark (1931).  ________________________________________

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00:00The

00:30Oh, my God.

01:00I will see you again, Ling Chi.

01:17Without a doubt, madam.

01:19I always do business with you.

01:30I always do business with you.

01:39I always do business with you.

03:20Richard and Wentworth Rainey, attaché to the American consul at Shanghai.

03:25And furthermore, who wants to know?

03:31Hello.

03:31Someone has been going through my stuff.

03:42I'm looking for the little trinket you're taking back to Lee Farm.

03:46Well, they'd hardly be after my socks.

03:49Oh.

03:50That doesn't sound so good.

03:53I guess it's just as well you're going back to the States.

03:56Oh, by the way, I brought your passport over.

03:59And the Maru sails tomorrow at noon.

04:01Thanks.

04:03Well, give my best to Frisco.

04:06I will.

04:07I wish you'd drop me a line.

04:09The Drake apartment.

04:11I'm stopping there with my brother, Jim.

04:13Sure.

04:14I'll send you a postal.

04:15Do that.

04:16Well, best of luck.

04:17And I'll try and get down to the ship and see you all.

04:20Thanks for coming over.

04:21Right-o.

04:22Right-o.

04:51Mr. Bonner?

04:58Yes?

04:58May I have a few words with you?

05:00Why, certainly.

05:01Won't you come in?

05:11Mr. Bonner, I'm at the...

05:13You have heard of him, perhaps.

05:16Mr. Vanhoff is a collector of considerable note.

05:19Oh, indeed.

05:20Well, it's a harmless hobby, I suppose.

05:23But, uh, I'm not interested.

05:26Oh, indeed.

05:27I was informed quite to the contrary.

05:29I was in hopes that, uh, you and I might do some business.

05:36Well, I'm not, uh, really interested in buying anything.

05:40No.

05:40You must understand.

05:41It is I who wish to buy.

05:46I don't get you.

05:47Well, you have in your possession a, uh, certain Chinese dagger.

05:53I should like to purchase it.

05:55I'm sorry, but it's not for sale.

05:57Now, Mr. Bonner, I shall make you a generous offer.

06:02Say, uh, a thousand dollars.

06:07A thousand?

06:07Well, I don't think it's worth a tenth of that.

06:12Well, then, uh, why don't you take advantage of your good luck?

06:17I'm sorry, but you see, it isn't mine.

06:20It's in, uh, your possession.

06:22Then, uh, why not consider?

06:24I'm not in the habit of selling property that doesn't belong to me.

06:31Mr. Varanoff is not in the habit of taking no for an answer.

06:36Well, this is one time that he'll have to.

06:39You're very foolish, Mr. Bonner.

06:41I offer you money for the dagger.

06:43Others might not be so scrupulous.

06:46Are you suggesting that someone is liable to steal it?

06:51Well, I'll take that chance.

06:54Now, if you don't mind, I'd like to continue with my packing.

07:03Good day.

07:05Mr. Bonner, I must trouble you for that dagger.

07:15All right.

07:39I think I'll keep this as a souvenir.

07:42You win, Mr. Bonner.

07:46Thank you, Mr. Bonner.

08:16Thank you, Mr. Bonner.

08:46Tell me, Mr. Bonner.

08:47Let's go.

09:17Mr. Varanoff wishes to see you, madame.

09:36Mr. Varanoff?

09:38Show him in.

09:47Will you be seated?

10:02My name is probably unknown to you, I only came recently to this country, but the fame

10:11of madame Wing Su is known even in Shanghai.

10:18Indeed.

10:20And what is said of me?

10:22That your wit is second only to your char.

10:30I hardly think you came here to make pretty speeches, Varanoff.

10:36True.

10:38I came to solicit your aid, madame.

10:41In what way?

10:43I have been commissioned to secure a certain dagger belonging to the royal house of Lipong.

10:52It is brought to this country by an American, Rav Banner.

10:56Our efforts to secure the dagger on the road were stopped.

11:02Fortunately, the American was put on his guard.

11:07Do you think I may succeed where you have failed?

11:11With your power and friends, I am sure of it.

11:18Perhaps.

11:19This dagger, is it of great value?

11:23Apparently, to the gentleman who desires it, is a great work of an ancient empire.

11:30There.

11:31I am sufficiently paid for securing it.

11:36And?

11:37And the hat.

11:39What I will get, will be yours.

11:44Yes.

11:45It belongs to the house of Lipong, you say.

11:55One of that name resides here.

11:59I wonder.

12:00I wonder.

12:01I wonder.

12:02I wonder.

12:06well, Jim, here I am.

12:23Well, Jim, here I am.

12:36Why, Ralph?

12:38I hardly thought you'd recognize your brother.

12:42I hope I was able to fool those other birds.

12:44Well, you didn't land in that outfit, did you?

12:46Well, I had to if I wanted to land on my feet.

12:53No, I didn't fool them.

13:03Well, what are you talking about?

13:06The reception committee awaiting me outside.

13:10What did you do, start a revolution over there or something?

13:14No, just minded my own business.

13:18Well, then what's all excitement about?

13:23I called on Lee Fong's honorable family to collect a little token for him and start at home.

13:32And from then on, boy, my life sounds like a dime novel.

13:38Attempt to strangle yours truly in his bed at the hotel.

13:43Attacked on board ship.

13:45State room rifled.

13:47What for?

13:48Well, to my benighted intellect, it seems that a certain person craves Lee Fong's gift.

13:57And I'll be mighty lucky if I get rid of the foolish thing.

14:02Well, is it very valuable?

14:06I wouldn't say so.

14:08But I won't breathe easily until I deliver it to him.

14:12Is there anything I can do for you?

14:16Yes.

14:18You can come along with me.

14:22On a night like this?

14:25Why, you don't think a little thing like that annoys me after what I've gone through, do you?

14:32All right, Ralph.

14:34When I get my coat, I'll be right with you.

14:35Good.

14:42What is it honored, Father?

15:04Why are you so nervous?

15:05Today is momentous, my dear child, for both of us.

15:14What it brings forth may change the course of our lives.

15:20My promise to your father will soon be fulfilled.

15:38I brought you back to your land to be educated among your people.

15:45Well, when Bonner brings me back that which I have sent for, you must take your place among them.

15:56Without you?

15:58You would not be accepted otherwise.

16:02Your masks have you shredded.

16:22Your masks have decreased.

16:27Don't, don't.

16:30Don't you like your guards.

16:32I didn't keep him out, but he pushed in.

16:43Don't you know me, Li Feng?

16:47Oh.

16:50Bonner.

16:53Of course I know you.

16:57Mean for it.

17:02Why this strange apparel?

17:08I'll tell you about that later.

17:10First, let me get rid of this.

17:11What?

17:20My people, they did not fail me.

17:28You have done well, my son.

17:31Yes, I was lucky to get back alive.

17:36You mean you were followed?

17:38Yes.

17:40Ever since I left Shanghai.

17:45And others know about this.

17:49It looks like it.

17:51But I don't understand.

17:53Why these people go to all this trouble?

17:55Follow me halfway across the world for a dagger.

17:58I will show you, my son.

18:12Boy.

18:15What a beauty.

18:17And I've had this all the time and didn't know it.

18:24It's with a king's ransom.

18:29Ah!

18:30Ah!

18:31Ah!

18:32Ah!

18:33Ah!

18:34Ah!

18:35Ah!

18:36Ah!

18:37Ah!

18:38Ah!

18:39Ah!

18:40Ah!

18:41Ah!

18:42Ah!

18:43Ah!

18:44Ah!

18:45Ah!

18:46Ah!

18:47Ah!

18:49Um!

18:57Ah!

18:58I'm going to say, let me know you hear me.

19:03Ah!

19:04Ah!

19:05Ah!

19:06Ah!

19:09Ah!

19:11Ah!

19:11I'm sorry to have to leave you, but I've got to go look for my brother.

19:18I'll be right back.

19:31Oh, I beg your pardon.

19:34Oh, it is I who should beg your pardon.

19:38I came in to escape the rain.

19:41There. I guess that's everything.

19:44There you are.

19:46Oh, the mirror is broken.

19:51You're not superstitious, are you?

19:54I'm literal.

19:55Oh, you don't need to worry about that because I'm the one who'll get the bad luck because I broke it.

20:02Oh, I hope not.

20:04I should hate to be the instrument of your misfortune.

20:08Well, don't let that worry you. Good night.

20:10Good night.

20:21Ralph!

20:23Ralph!

20:35Ralph!

20:37Ralph!

20:40Ralph!

20:46Hello.

20:47Hello.

20:50Hello?

20:51Hello, Dr. Robert Layton, please.

21:12Hello, hello, Doctor.

21:14This is Jim Bonner over at the Drake apartment.

21:16Could you come over right away, please?

21:18Yes, right away.

21:49This man that came to see Lee Fong just before the tragedy, do either one of you know who

22:04he was?

22:06He was dressed very rough, very dirty.

22:09I don't want to let him in, but, Master, he's very glad to see him.

22:13Hmm.

22:14And neither of you saw him leave?

22:16A man came into the room just as I did.

22:18He was well-dressed and very clean.

22:21Where is he now?

22:23I do not know.

22:25He said he would come back.

22:26I see.

22:34Well, did you find anything?

22:36This.

22:37The weapon's gone.

22:40Hmm.

22:40Chinese workmanship.

22:42Just as I thought.

22:43Another one of the bottom of it.

22:45But what about those two white guys that were in here, Chief?

22:50That's right.

22:51Listen, Chief.

22:52Put me in charge of this case, will you?

22:55I've got a hunch that I can bring in the murderer.

23:00All right.

23:01I'll put you in charge of the case, but I don't think you're going to find a thing.

23:06Well, good luck, I know.

23:10I'm liable to fool you, Chief.

23:21Now, miss, will you give me a full description of this bird?

23:26What bird?

23:28The bozo that crashed in here and then did the Houdini.

23:31Hey, you know, the egg that busted in here just after your old man was, you know.

23:39He means the young man that ran in.

23:43Oh, what do you wish to know about him?

23:46Just what did he look like?

23:48Oh, he was very nice.

23:50That's great.

23:51Now, all I got to do is run around town looking for a guy that looks very nice.

23:57Well, let me tell you something.

23:59When I get my hands on that guy, the case is closed.

24:05That is the guy.

24:10What do you do?

24:11Name?

24:13James Bonner.

24:14What's yours?

24:16Erase your duly.

24:17None of your business what my name is.

24:19Just what were you doing here this evening?

24:22I don't see why that concerns you.

24:24Oh, I beg your pardon.

24:29I came here with my brother.

24:30He had an appointment here.

24:32Yeah?

24:33You can't, you can't, you can't, you can't.

24:37All right, the date.

24:44Well, the date means that, uh, I'll be over to see him.

24:49Say, listen.

24:50Has Flatfoot found any new clues yet?

24:54Flatfoot?

24:55Oh, you mean the man who makes the funny noises.

24:58I do not think so.

25:01I don't wonder.

25:02One thing that puzzles him is the yin-su.

25:06You call it poppy.

25:07Mr. Flatfoot thinks it means something.

25:16Maybe Flatfoot isn't as dumb as he looks.

25:19No, he couldn't be.

25:22Well, I'll be seeing you.

25:23That's right.

27:18I saw your name on the design downstairs and thought I'd crash in.

27:22So I see.

27:30I hope you don't mind.

27:32On the contrary, I am honored.

27:35We might meet again, but I was afraid you might think me bold if I suggested it.

27:46Thank you very much.

27:47How did you find my name?

27:53Why, you dropped this last night in the hallway.

27:55Oh, my God.

28:01It must have dropped out of my bag.

28:05How careless of me.

28:07Well, if you hadn't have been, I don't see how I would ever have been able to locate you.

28:10Your name seems familiar.

28:17I knew a Ralph Bonaire in Shanghai.

28:21Yes.

28:22He was my brother.

28:25It is a small world after all.

28:33And how is your dear brother?

28:38He's dead.

28:40He's dead.

28:42How sad.

28:45Please accept my condolences.

28:49Was he ill long?

28:52No.

28:53It was very sudden.

28:55Recently?

28:57Only last night.

29:00Last night?

29:02How terrible.

29:05Funny that you were so near to him.

29:09Only outside his door.

29:15Life plays strange tricks sometimes.

29:20Yes.

29:22Your name is, uh...

29:24Madam Ying Su?

29:26Oh.

29:27In English, that means poppy, doesn't it?

29:33You are very learned, my friend.

29:36Oh, no.

29:37Not learned.

29:38Only I pick up things once in a while, and I always remember them.

29:46I'm sorry.

29:48It must be getting late.

29:50Must you go?

29:52But you haven't touched your wine.

30:05Thank you just the same, but I don't drink.

30:08Perhaps you are wise.

30:13Thank you for a very delightful chat.

30:24Good night, Mr. Bonheur.

30:32Good night, Madam Poppy.

30:34Good night, Madam Poppy.

30:34Good night, good night.

30:47Mr. Bonheur.

30:48Yes, madame. He's followed day and night.

31:18Yes, madame.

31:48You know, I'm awfully sorry I didn't see you last night, but I was tied up.

32:03Tied up? You mean you were a prisoner?

32:06No, not exactly, but there were times when I was wondering if I was going to get out all right.

32:11I do not understand, wouldn't you?

32:14Would you have cared if I had been?

32:16Oh, yes. I have lost my dear Lee Fong. I could not bear to lose you.

32:22Promise me you will be very careful.

32:25I promise. Be just as careful as I can.

32:28Thank you. Let us sit down.

32:31Let's talk about something else. You, for instance.

32:39There is nothing to tell about me. I have lived in this house with Lee Fong ever since I was a little baby.

32:46You know, I was thinking it was very strange that a white girl like you should be the ward of a Chinaman.

32:56Does it?

32:58Lee Fong was very good to me.

33:00He is the only father I have ever known.

33:03My own father died in China.

33:06There was an uprising.

33:08He gave his life to save Lee Fong.

33:10Then you are going to continue to live here?

33:14Where else can I go?

33:20But you have your father's people.

33:22I do not know where they are or who they are.

33:25I have no one.

33:26Yes, you have.

33:29You mean I have you?

33:31You will take my father's place?

33:34Well, I don't think I am exactly the type, do you?

33:39No.

33:40Well, there are other relations, you know.

33:44You mean uncles and aunts?

33:46Yes, and then there are cousins and grandfathers.

33:52Yes, and of course, they're husbands.

33:56You would make a very nice cousin.

33:59Is that the best you can do for me?

34:03I think you are trying to make me happy, to smile.

34:07No.

34:09You would rather I would cry?

34:11Please, let's be serious.

34:14I know you are going to think I am crazy.

34:17But then things really do happen like this.

34:19You just see a face and bluey.

34:23It's all over.

34:24And then no one else in the world matters after that.

34:29I think that is very true.

34:31Then you feel the same way I do?

34:34No.

34:35I do not think it right to be so happy.

34:38Now.

34:39So soon.

34:41It seems so dreadful.

34:44So cruel that someone should wish to kill him.

34:47I think I know why they did it.

34:48Why?

34:51Tell me.

34:52Well, I can't tell you right now, but I will tell you.

34:55Because I'm on the trail of the killers right now.

35:02Sure you know all about it.

35:05Why shouldn't you?

35:07You know, I think in that last sneeze of yours, you blew your other brain out.

35:11Oh, the wise guy, huh?

35:14Yeah, well, let me tell you something.

35:17I sneeze to keep the dust off of my brain.

35:20Now, what were you doing in this room that night?

35:25I think I've already told you that, haven't I?

35:27Yeah, well, I'm not sap enough to believe it.

35:29You were trying to make your getaway when you barged into this girl here.

35:34Then you had to pull an alibi.

35:35I will not permit you to talk to my guest in that manner.

35:39He has told the truth, and I believe him.

35:42Thank you, Miss Lotus.

35:43I think I'll be running along.

35:46Yes, you better when you got the chance.

35:49Remember, Dooley is on your trail.

35:51Oh, I'll get you yet.

35:55You know, I think it would be a good idea if you stuck around here and watched Miss Lotus.

35:59She may be in danger.

36:01You would think of that.

36:03Watch Miss Lotus so I can't be watching you.

36:08Goodbye.

36:09I'll drop in again sometime when there isn't a crowd.

36:16I think you have been very rude to my friend.

36:19Now, listen, baby.

36:22You don't know much about life.

36:24That guy isn't your friend.

36:26He's a bad egg.

36:28I do not believe it.

36:30All right.

36:31I'll prove it to you.

36:33Last night, I searched that bird's room.

36:37I found these.

36:41You remember there was a poppy found alongside of the body of Lee Fung?

36:46Well, doesn't that make it clear?

36:52Why, it's his trademark.

36:54Whenever one of his gang pull a trick, they always leave a poppy.

36:58It's a pet stunt of these gangs.

37:01They think it's smart.

37:03I do not believe it.

37:05Lee Fung always taught me to listen to the promptings of my heart.

37:09It tells me he is not bad.

37:11Oh, baby, that heart gag is a bunk.

37:15You should see what listening to the heart got me.

37:19You must meet Mrs. Dooley sometime.

37:23Well, just the same, I'm going to keep on his trail and prove it to you.

37:28Listen, I get out on a case...

37:30Come here, my good man.

37:52I want to talk to you.

37:54What time was it when you first came over there?

38:06Wait a minute.

38:11It's going to do you no good to lie to me.

38:14Now, I want straight answers.

38:15What time was it when you first sat down there?

38:17One thing to say, one bit of...

38:20That's better.

38:23How long has it been since this dame's been running this place?

38:26How long has it been since this dame's been running this place?

38:34All right, go on, beat it.

38:35On this thing now.

38:47I want to talk to you.

39:17Bonner is here again.

39:37Oh, the other one.

39:40It might be advisable to let him join his dear brother.

39:45He is conscious this morning, but pretends that he is too weak to talk.

39:52Wait a little, then perhaps we can persuade him that it would be wise to gain strength.

40:15Thank you very much.

40:33I didn't see anyone downstairs, so I just thought I'd crash in again.

40:51So I see.

40:52I hope I haven't intruded.

40:55No.

40:57If you're busy, I'll come back some other time.

40:59No.

41:01Now that you're here, perhaps you'd better stay.

41:05And what if I don't choose to?

41:10Your choice is immaterial in the matter, Mr. Bonner.

41:14You came here unbidden.

41:18Crashed in, as you so quaintly put it.

41:22Perhaps it would be difficult to crash out.

41:27Did it ever occur to you that it would be rather dangerous for you to hold me here against my wishes?

41:36Perhaps my friends would become worried about me and start an investigation.

41:41No.

41:43Your friends would not be concerned.

41:46Because you did not take them into your confidence.

41:50Don't you realize you have been watched every minute of the day and night?

41:55Don't you think I know why you're here?

42:01Forgive me, Madam Poppy.

42:04I seem to have underestimated your intelligence.

42:09You were Mr. Bonner.

42:11I wouldn't be that guy for a million bucks.

42:15He hasn't been here for three whole days.

42:18No, and he won't be here again.

42:20Not as long as he knows I'm around.

42:23Then I wish you would go away.

42:25Listen, baby.

42:27Why don't you get that guy out of your mind?

42:30Why?

42:32Why, I've nearly got enough on him now to send him to the pen.

42:35What pen?

42:37Well, it ain't the fountain pen.

42:38It's the who's go.

42:40The big house.

42:41The prison.

42:42No, I won't let you.

42:43You want us to get the birds who got Lee Fong, don't you?

42:47Well, this Bonner is the ringleader.

42:49I've been shadowing him for three days.

42:51He hangs around in a joint down in Chinatown, run by a Madam Ying Su.

42:57Madam Ying Su?

42:58Yeah.

42:59Madam Poppy.

43:01What?

43:02Ying Su means Poppy.

43:04Oh, yeah?

43:06That cinches it.

43:08Now I know I'm on the right track.

43:10What is this to do with him?

43:12Listen.

43:14This dead is his sweetie.

43:16His girl.

43:18Broad?

43:19You mean she is fat?

43:20Yeah.

43:21No.

43:22I'm sorry for you.

43:24She's a knockout.

43:26A swell looker.

43:28Pretty?

43:29You got it.

43:30And he's nuts about her.

43:33Nuts?

43:34Yeah, nuts.

43:36And if you want me to prove it to you, you can come along with me and I'll take you down to that joint.

43:42And I'll let you see for yourself.

43:43I will go with you.

43:47You see?

43:48This is the neighborhood that this guy's been hanging around for the last three days.

43:52I've been shadowing him down here.

43:54I don't like this place, Mr. Dooley.

43:57Don't worry.

43:58You're with Dooley and it's all right.

44:01And I've got you to thank for a lot.

44:03You ticked me off about this, Madam Poppy.

44:05But I think you're wrong about Mr. Bonnet.

44:08What? Me? Dooley wrong?

44:09I'm going to take you in here and prove to you that I'm right.

44:13I've got the right dope on this guy and I'm going to show you.

44:16And when we get inside, I want you to keep quiet.

44:19Don't do a thing.

44:21Until I tell you.

44:22You got that?

44:40You better sit down.

44:42I'll look around and see if I can find him.

45:09I'll look around and see if I can find him.

45:10I'll look around and see if I can find him.

45:12I'll look around and see if I can find him.

45:14The Watt of Lifong is here.

45:19Excellent.

45:21It should not be difficult to make her talk.

45:27Why not let me talk to her?

45:30Why should I do that?

45:35She knows me and she trusts me.

45:36And she might listen to reason.

45:40I failed to understand why you should want to do this service for me.

45:45Well, I figure the quicker you get the dagger, the quicker I'll be free.

45:53You are an optimist, my friend.

45:56Well, it won't do any harm to let me talk to her.

45:59Let me talk to her.

46:02No.

46:04On the contrary.

46:07I think it might be useful.

46:16I wish you luck, my friend.

46:30Are you looking for Mr. Barnett?

46:32I'll take you to him.

46:34All right.

46:36All right.

46:56Mr. Jim, I'm so glad I found you.

47:24Sit down.

47:26Well, I hope you're satisfied.

47:39You certainly got me into a swell mess.

47:56What's the matter?

48:01What's the matter?

48:03You know what's the matter.

48:07You're going to tell me everything.

48:13You understand, don't you?

48:16I understand.

48:26What do you want me to do?

48:32If you tell them where the dagger is, let us both go.

48:38You know where it is, don't you?

48:46Yes.

48:56Oh, no.

49:21Well, look at that.

49:23Well, look at that.

49:23Oh, you tricked me. You let her escape.

49:48She couldn't tell you anything. She doesn't know where it is.

49:53You lie adroitly, Mr. Barnard.

49:57I've had a very excellent teacher, Madam Poppy.

50:08This is a fine hearty ado.

50:16I'd like to get my hands on the guy that threw that.

50:20Up there.

50:22There's nobody up there.

50:25I must be hot on somebody's trail.

50:29They're trying to get rid of me.

50:32Where is Miss Lauderdale?

50:34Didn't she get back here yet?

50:35No.

50:36She must still be at the tea room.

50:39But if you were really wise, you would have escaped with her.

50:44I haven't finished my business here.

50:47Your business is finished everywhere.

50:53Those who betray me, Mr. Barnard, live to regret it.

50:59Although you will not regret long.

51:03And my brother?

51:05Did he die of regret?

51:07Your brother was a fool.

51:10He might have been safe and wealthy today if he had been willing to listen to reason.

51:17You mean if he'd have been willing to turn over Lee Fong's property to you.

51:24How much better that would have been for all of you.

51:28Dead men have no use for treasure.

51:31Dead men have no use for treasure.

51:34Dead men have no use for treasure.

51:37I'm glad you're safe.

52:05you must come quick jim is in there what's that i'm afraid that what they might do to him

52:12what they're holding him prisoner i knew something was ready to pop

52:16back and jim go on in there little pete go on down the end there

52:46come on come on in here with me

53:14i told you i'd get you smart boy you're under arrest under arrest

53:30for what for the murder of lee feng you're crazy yeah like a fox you can't put it over me like you

53:37did the little girl dumbbell dumbbell am i yeah haven't got anything on you no well only this

53:46you were in the room where the crime was committed a poppy was found alongside the body of the deceased

53:53then i searched your room and i found the petals of a poppy carefully hidden away

53:59you and madam poppy's little remembrances oh i had my eye on you from the first

54:08and i'll get a conviction on you or my name isn't horatio duly

54:13and i even found the weapon

54:22take them out of here

54:23you know a while ago and i was talking to you like that one i didn't mean it of course so listen my

54:42brother's in here he's in there

54:51i know the kid was innocent all the time

54:55his brother just explained it all to me

54:57you're a great detective i can't help it

55:12but i thought it's okay remember duly was on the job

55:27you're a great detective

55:30look

55:43is this looking for us

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