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02:06No, no, no.
02:36We have been sent here to put an end to Wong's plotting, and so far we have failed.
02:49This mad Manchurian must be found in the coins of Confucius restored to Kelet.
02:56In the hands of Wong, they mean its destruction.
03:06Don't even leave us.
03:09They may have gone shut.
03:11I could not leave you in the house until after this hour, to come back.
03:15I would have become one of my� ifemente sobre Alles.
03:19Il progetto di Kielat
03:46...shall know it's a rightful ruler.
03:55Moonflower.
04:11L'awful gong!
04:13The intimate sounds won't give some dreadful order,
04:16and terrible things begin to happen.
04:33Did the ancient and honorable name of Wong
04:35fall from the lips of his gracious and loyal niece?
04:38The doors must have keyholes.
04:40There will always be those to listen at them.
04:42It would be unfortunate to have to shot so beautiful a personage
04:45in the dungeon of the faithless.
04:47You wouldn't dare.
04:48Wong has dared many things.
04:50He will continue to dare.
04:52And one day, when he's acclaimed by all Keylat...
04:55You are wrong!
04:57You were never intended by fate to rule Keylat!
05:04Time will teach you to guard indifferent speech.
05:08It frightens me.
05:14This madness of his is driving all reason from his mind.
05:38It would seem that your little affairs of the dawn have interested this Mr. Jason H. Barton.
05:48No, he cannot be dealt with as one of our own race.
05:52This Mr. Jason H. Barton.
05:55I trust for his own good that his interests will not bring him too close to the house of Wong.
06:01Barton!
06:05Come on, cut out the plane, will you?
06:06Come here, I won't talk to you.
06:07What is it now, Chief?
06:08Why don't you pull off that Chinatown stuff you started yesterday?
06:10Oh, next on that now, Chief.
06:12I ran out of gas and slipped on a little banana oil.
06:14There's nothing in it?
06:16You guessed it, Chief.
06:17Yes, and I've outguessed you too, Barton.
06:20There's another killing in Chinatown.
06:21A laundryman on Buron Street.
06:23Ah, what do I care about another laundryman?
06:25The world is full of them.
06:26Besides, I send my stuff out to a steam laundry anyways.
06:28Did you ever run into a Chinaman by the name of Wong?
06:30The one that ain't named Wong.
06:31Oh, now never mind that stuff.
06:33Park yourself down in Chinatown and remember the name.
06:35Wong.
06:36Fu Wong.
06:37Okay, Chief.
06:39Fu Wong it is, but I could have done a small story on the evils of...
06:42Oh, never mind that.
06:43Get out of here.
06:44Oh, you lost your dog.
06:45Oh, just a moment, madam.
06:46I'll connect you with the classified advertising.
06:48What did you want us to do?
06:50Get out an extra?
06:51Oh, hello.
06:52Hey, park that thing, will you?
06:57I read your story this morning.
06:59Did you?
07:00Did you get a kick out of it?
07:01They've been kicking all day.
07:03Oh.
07:04Chalk that one up for you.
07:06If I didn't ask for that, I'd beg for it.
07:08Oh, I got some bad news for you.
07:11I can't take you out to lunch today.
07:13That isn't bad news.
07:15Roberts of the Gazette has been trying to get me all morning to take me to lunch at the Biltmore.
07:19Oh, is that so?
07:21Well, you listen to me.
07:22Well, you're not going out with any Gazette lug anywhere.
07:25Says you with a tone of finality.
07:27Says I with a ton of finality.
07:29Hello?
07:30Oh, yes, Chief.
07:32Yes, he's here now.
07:34All right, I'll tell him.
07:36The Chief says to remind you that the Chinaman's name is Wong.
07:40You tell that pay-stabbing, credit-grabbing, hunk of animated baloney to go out and find himself a nice wet lake and wrap it around his ears.
07:48Oh, hello.
07:49Yes, Chief.
07:50He said thank you a thousand times.
07:52Oh, yes.
07:53I'll tell him.
07:55He says he doesn't want to burden you with too much detail, but to remind you that this is a daily newspaper and not a monthly magazine.
08:03Okay, kid.
08:04You let that Gazette lug spend his money at the Biltmore for lunch, but remember, you'll have a steak and mushroom dinner date with a regular guy.
08:12Yeah, let me out.
08:15Hello, attendant.
08:16You come and get him now.
08:17He's ripe.
08:18Let me out.
08:19Let me out.
08:20Let me out.
08:21Let me out.
08:22Let me out.
08:23Let me out.
08:24Let me out.
08:25All right, and what is it you want?
08:26I've been sent over to McGraw to do this murder.
08:27You're too late.
08:28It's already been done.
08:29Ha!
08:30I'll buy that one.
08:31A crack from a cop is worth two from the club.
08:32All right, and what is it you want?
08:40I've been sent over from the glove to do this murder.
08:42You're too late. It's already been done.
08:44Ha! I'll buy you that one.
08:46Crack from a cop is worth two from the club. Where's the body?
09:02It must have been writing something.
09:04Yeah, but we couldn't find nothing the poor devil had been writing at the time.
09:11Me and one of the dicks found them just like that.
09:14One of the reporters and likely the last.
09:17The newspapers don't care nothing about these tom killings.
09:20So you think it's a tom killing, do you?
09:22What else could it be?
09:24Even the dick could see it wasn't old eggs.
09:26Yes.
09:28Yeah, you're right.
09:30Tom wars are old stuff, but I'll tip you off to one thing.
09:32This is no tom job.
09:34Ever hear of a Chinaman named Wong?
09:36They all sound alike to me.
09:38And this Chinaman ain't much for talking.
09:40Except old Lycee.
09:42The ordealer down the street.
09:44He knows everybody and he's a regular old gossip.
09:46Lycee, huh?
09:48Now look him up.
09:50I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
09:52I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
09:54I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
09:56Sam Coy.
09:58Sam Coy.
10:00I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
10:02I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
10:04I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
10:06I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
10:24Sam Coy.
10:26No half coin.
10:28What is this...
10:30What is this you have come to fling in my face?
10:33And only one coin to be found.
10:36And calmly you report failure.
10:39No, me no steal.
10:41Why should the liquid deny what the eyes express so plainly?
10:46No, no, no.
11:00A few owls with rats will make him speak the truth.
11:08Oh, he's mad, I tell you!
11:22Them Chinamen is jabbering like monkeys.
11:24I've had to clear them away every ten minutes.
11:27On your way! On your way!
11:30This club makes about 20 knots an hour and I'm getting up steam.
11:50There's nothing noisier than a Chinaman when you want quiet or quieter when you want information.
11:54You know, Confucius said practically the same thing.
11:56Has he been in here too? Not today.
11:58Then it's all right then. Nobody unofficial must view the body.
12:02Do you believe in hunches?
12:03The Melgillicutty's was raised on them.
12:05Then believe in the one I've got, Mac. It's hotter than the 1st of August.
12:08Smart you there.
12:28The Melgillicutty's was raised on them.
12:30The Melgillicutty's was raised on them.
12:33They raised a bit of a
12:43why di parli nutrients
12:48maybe you like some herbs
12:57maybe so
12:58but i don't think so
12:59what do you like
13:02well
13:04i want to talk to you
13:06hey you've been around here long time haven't you
13:09i bet you could spring a story or two
13:11hey old timer
13:12No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
13:42No, no, no, no, no, no.
14:12But I'll see you again sometime, maybe tomorrow, maybe next day, I don't know, maybe not.
14:20So long.
14:42Thank you.
14:50You men have eyes that see not.
15:16Sam Toy left a message written on the laundry ticket.
15:20The white newspaper devil has it.
15:22He takes it to Chan Fu at the university.
15:25You will see that the ticket does not arrive at Chan Fu's.
15:30Well, ain't that something, maybe?
15:44This white devil cannot be dealt with as one of our own race.
15:57May cause the police to be curious about even such a humble personage as old Lai Seed, the herb dealer.
16:03It should not be difficult to make it appear an accident.
16:13A very evil-looking spider was about to visit your pocket.
16:27Yeah?
16:28It's a pet of mine.
16:29I keep it to bite strangers.
16:34Hey, my floor.
16:35Come in.
16:48How do you do?
16:52How do you do?
16:56Professor Fu?
16:57Yes, sir.
16:59You're the chap that knows all about the Chinese language, aren't you?
17:02I understand any dialects of my mother tongue.
17:05You have a seat, sir?
17:07Oh, thanks.
17:08Pardon me, please.
17:11Hello.
17:12You have a ticket you wish me to translate.
17:37How did you find that out?
17:39Someone just told me.
17:40Uh-oh, somebody's been reading my mail.
17:43Uh, who was that?
17:44I don't know.
17:45Say, you don't happen to be a spider snatcher, do you?
17:49Spider snatcher?
17:50Let it ride, let it ride.
17:52Let's start all over again.
17:55Cast your spectacles on that.
17:57It would interest me much to have the other half of the ticket.
18:12I'm beginning to develop quite an interest in that ticket myself, Professor.
18:15It merely mentions the coin of Confucius.
18:18What has the coins of Confucius got to do with a laundry ticket?
18:21That I cannot say.
18:23Well, never mind the ticket.
18:25What about the coins?
18:26It goes back into the history of my country.
18:30But that wouldn't interest you.
18:32You think it wouldn't.
18:34Well, I'll be seeing you.
18:36Goodbye, sir.
18:38Bye, Professor.
18:39And you have no idea who telephoned you?
18:51His voice was unknown to me.
18:54And the young man desired you to make a translation of the ticket?
18:59As you had been warned?
19:00Precisely.
19:01But unfortunately, a portion of the ticket was missing.
19:04He promised to bring it another time.
19:05To know the full message of the ticket
19:11would be of great value.
19:14Bring this information to me
19:15and the province of Quillette
19:16will not disregard the favor.
19:22Say, what kind of pie is this?
19:25Well, it's the same shape as a lemon pie,
19:26but what that stuff is on the top, I don't know.
19:28I know.
19:29Calcopotter.
19:31You think I'm a guard?
19:35Hello.
19:38Biltmore, huh?
19:39Um, meet Chuck Roberts of the Gazette.
19:42How do you do, Mr. Roberts?
19:43How do you do?
19:44Oh, you nearly forgot your hat, Mr. Roberts.
19:47Well, I'm not going yet.
19:48Oh, yes, he is.
19:51Oh, darling, the menu, please.
19:53Thank you, darling.
19:55What do you think?
19:56Would you like to go to the six-day bike race with me
19:58on Tuesday night, please?
19:59Oh, I love it.
19:59I think it'd be swell.
20:00Lovely.
20:01Give me a jam and have an awful spill.
20:02That rhymes with pill.
20:03And after the race,
20:06we can go someplace and dance
20:07and say, the Biltmore.
20:09Oh, good.
20:09Then I'll dress.
20:10I hope so.
20:12Well, you'll have to excuse me for a little while.
20:14I've got to get back to my business.
20:16Goodbye.
20:28Leopard Hill, 436.
20:33Liberty, 0-4-3-6.
20:55Hello?
20:55Hello.
20:56Is Chuck Roberts there?
20:57Robert, just a minute, please.
20:59Mr. Roberts, you're born on the phone.
21:01All right, thank you.
21:02Excuse me.
21:08Hello.
21:09Hello, Chuck.
21:10How would you like to have a ticket
21:11for the football game this afternoon?
21:13What would I like?
21:14Okay, be at the bowl in 30 minutes,
21:16and there'll be one waiting for you at the East Gate.
21:18Okay.
21:19Who is this?
21:21Pettis Pettisgas.
21:22Who?
21:23Pettis Pettisgas.
21:24Oh, thanks, George.
21:27Okay.
21:27Okay.
21:27Okay.
21:31Say, I'm sorry, Peg.
21:32That was the boss.
21:33I've got to go right back to the office.
21:34He's got a special assignment for me.
21:36I'm awfully sorry.
21:37I'll see you soon, won't I?
21:40Bye.
21:41Hello.
21:52Back again.
21:54For a dumb egg, you're almost smart,
21:56but not as smart as you think, Mr. Wiseguy.
21:58Why say, listen.
22:00You mean to tell me you really like that mug?
22:02I don't mean to tell you anything
22:03except to mind your own business.
22:05What do you have, Mr. Barton?
22:06A glass of water and nothing to eat.
22:08Some people want to starve themselves.
22:10It's perfectly all right with me.
22:12Aren't you ever happy
22:13unless you make a fellow feel miserable?
22:15I wouldn't say that.
22:17Say, waitress, bring him a piece of pie.
22:19He doesn't know what he wants.
22:23Oh, come on.
22:24Let's forget it.
22:24How about dinner?
22:26You know, there's something about you
22:28that a fellow has to like.
22:29No, you're not so bad either,
22:30come and think of it.
22:32Hey, listen.
22:33What do you...
22:33Come on, something to eat.
22:35What do you have to do
22:35to get service around here?
22:36What's your order?
22:37What's that?
22:37Corned beef and cabbage.
22:38Oh, that'll do.
22:39Oh, I'm sorry.
22:40That belongs to someone else.
22:41Give him my apologies.
22:43Ooh, corned beef and cabbage.
22:45Gee, that reminds me of McGillicuddy.
22:46I've got to get back in the job.
22:47They'll have to pull another murder on me.
22:48These Chinese work fast.
22:50They just have time for a bite.
22:52Hey, waitress,
22:53give me another order of this stuff.
22:55Hey, that's why any chance
22:56isn't your idea of steak and mushrooms, is it?
22:58Not on your life.
23:00When I say steak and mushroom,
23:02I mean steak and mushrooms.
23:04Atta boy.
23:06Steak and mushrooms.
23:07Thank you.
23:08There is a lot.
23:13That's what you're talking about.
23:14There is a lot to ask.
23:15Thank you.
23:15It's you're right.
23:17Thank you.
23:22Thank you.
23:22You're looking,
23:23you're looking for it.
23:24Well,
23:24I can't talk.
23:25That's why I didn't know you.
23:26I'm looking for it blue.
23:26You're looking for timing.
23:27ês Snohapsody.
23:27I mean потому,
23:28And I've said this
23:29I'll be so buying for a day and if it had seemed to be chosen.
23:32I guess that you've got money here for a day.
23:33I found drinks..
23:34It takesshaw.
23:35I don't know you girl,
23:36but I want you?
23:36So you don't know nothing about it, eh?
24:04Well, well, well.
24:06I suppose you were all out of town when this happened.
24:09Oh, Mike.
24:10What, another one?
24:12Seems like they just can't keep from killing each other off.
24:15Say, this is getting monotonous.
24:16I'm supposed to bring in real live news,
24:18and the best I can do is run down dead Chinamans.
24:20Better dead ones than live ones, if you care what's happening to you.
24:23Especially where killing's a pastime.
24:34Yeah.
24:39So, here's the first one.
24:41I have to go to my home.
24:43I'm sorry.
24:44I'm sorry.
24:45I'm sorry.
24:46I'm sorry.
24:47I'm sorry.
24:48I'm sorry.
24:49Grazie.
25:19Grazie.
25:49Grazie.
26:19Grazie.
26:21Grazie.
26:23Grazie.
26:25Quiet! Quiet!
26:27I can't hear my son think.
26:29Well, if it isn't poor old Goggles.
26:31Oh, you know him, eh?
26:33Sure. He's a professor of languages.
26:35Why, they sure speak in a dead language now.
26:37How many does that make? Five or six?
26:39I don't know. I've lost count.
26:41If we get to you next, why don't you go on home?
26:43I'm getting more reasons every minute for staying.
26:45Now go on. On your way. We'll take care of this.
26:50Edireai.
26:51The sound is full.
26:53Okay.
26:55Call him.
26:59Just answer why you want tochool me.
27:01labeled.
27:03It was a special place that I know,
27:05that I needed it for idle for you.
27:07And you can come as a teacher,
27:09and also
27:18Grazie.
27:48Grazie.
28:18Grazie.
28:48Grazie.
28:50Grazie.
29:14Well, joyful little place this is, isn't it?
29:16Would you mind telling me what your interest is here?
29:20Oh, no. You tell me about you.
29:22Sam Toy was a connection of mine.
29:25I get it. Somebody cut off the connection.
29:27It might be called that.
29:30Well, if Sam Toy was a relative,
29:33this might mean something to you.
29:46Are you aware of what is written here?
29:50Sorry, not a Chinaman's chance.
29:52Bo.
29:53Bo?
29:54Yes.
29:55Bo, you mean that?
29:57Ah, you're wasting your time.
29:58If you're looking for a coin, someone beats you to it.
30:00You and another Chinese gentleman wearing a dragon ring
30:03seem to have the same idea about that coin,
30:05only he works faster.
30:06A dragon ring?
30:07Sure. One of those long-tailed animals with...
30:09You are sure about this ring?
30:10You bet I am.
30:11But the gentleman that's wearing the ring packs a mean wallop.
30:13A goodly thing to know.
30:14Thank you.
30:18Hey!
30:21Listen, pal. What's this all about?
30:23It would give me great pleasure to enlighten you.
30:25There are reasons why it is impossible.
30:27However, you may have done my country a great service.
30:31I'll trade the medals for a little lowdown.
30:33Say about who killed Sam Toy,
30:34what relation he is of yours,
30:36some information about a Chinaman named Wong.
30:38You don't happen to be Mr. Wong, do you?
30:40To think I am Wong would be a grave mistake.
30:43I'm beginning to suspect I've made a couple of them already.
30:46I too would like to know something of this man Wong.
30:49Well, listen, pal.
30:50What do you say you and me get together?
30:54Listen, uh, mister, uh...
30:56I didn't quite get the name.
30:58I don't.
31:00He let channel.
31:01Jason H. Button.
31:02Los Angeles.
31:06Goodbye.
31:07Mister Jason H. Button.
31:09Los Angeles.
31:14You newspaper lads move right in, don't you?
31:16Who's your buddy?
31:17Says his name is High Strung or something.
31:19He's a new one on me.
31:21Yeah, they're all new ones on me.
31:24What I can't understand is why a nice home-loving boy like you
31:28likes to play around with cutthroats and murderers.
31:30The same as you, Mr. McGillicuddy, and many of them.
31:33Well, what can I do for you?
31:39Uh, you likey nicey antique candy?
31:43Tastes like Mortarman's glove.
31:45How about a nice mess of herbs?
31:46If you're in the market.
31:47Yes, we've been here for 50 years.
31:48It's all the herbs.
31:49Uh, perhaps you'd like a filigree herring.
31:50Absolutely a herring to end all herring.
31:51Well, what can I do for you?
31:53Uh, what can I do for you?
31:54Uh, you likey nicey antique candy?
31:56Tastes like Mortarman's glove.
31:58How about a nice mess of herbs?
31:59If you're in the market.
32:00Yes, we've been here for 50 years.
32:01And so are the herbs.
32:03Uh, perhaps you'd like a filigree herring.
32:04Absolutely a herring to end all herrings.
32:05Ha?
32:06Hello, Tud's.
32:07Where did you come from?
32:08Oh, I see.
32:09Very old man.
32:10Old feet make little noise.
32:12Meet the sales the resistance.
32:14Lo si, my bon choco.
32:16Oh, that's what you wanted.
32:18Why didn't you say so before?
32:19Well, I see.
32:20Very old man.
32:21Old feet make little noise.
32:23Meet the sales the resistance.
32:25Lo si, mi bon choco.
32:28Oh, that's what you wanted?
32:29Why didn't you say so before?
32:30Ma non hai detto prima, ragazzi?
32:32Non mi ha dato l'opportunità.
32:44Potete prendere un ticket, potete?
32:46Non mi non.
32:48Potete un'università, potete dire cosa dice, potete?
32:51Potete freddo.
32:53Potete giocare, potete?
32:56Potete capire l'idea?
32:59No!
33:01Non ci sono tutti.
33:03Non ci sono.
33:05Non ci sono, non vedo.
33:07Non parla di unico, non lo so.
33:09Non tratta di unico, non la viceversa.
33:14Avete ora.
33:15Voi tornare a fare notte.
33:17A fare notte il ticket, potete.
33:20Lo tolto un po' per il tempo.
33:24Potete a prendere un'herbe?
33:28Ma oggi potre parla, magari.
33:30Ma oggi potre parla.
33:32Non parlare.
33:34Non parlare.
33:36Non parlare.
33:38Qu'è Sam'è il poteva?
33:40Non si tratta la bolletta.
33:42Non si tratta la bolletta.
33:44Non si tratta la bolletta.
33:46Purtle.
33:48Por que hai fatto il poteva il poteva un po' di poteva?
33:51Non ho fatto.
33:58No, no, no, no, no, no.
34:28...sometimes enters his neighbor's door, as friend, other times, as enemy.
34:34Oh, I see his door, very friendly.
34:37My eyes see something in you that is familiar, but my mind does not recall it.
34:43Were you ever in Kilat?
34:46Kilat, long far away, maybe.
34:50I don't know, I guess so.
34:53I see one time Colosangiles and Bo.
34:56What can you tell us of your departed neighbor, Sam Toy?
35:03No, no, Sam Toy.
35:05He was a man. I see himself up.
35:08Do you know anything about a man named Wong?
35:12Hey, hey, if you're going to throw them away, I know a fellow that can use some of them.
35:17Uh, Wong, no cum shot.
35:22I see a very old man. No go out.
35:25No, no, Wong.
35:27Maybe don't leave Chinatown.
35:29Maybe so, I don't know. I guess not.
35:32Maybe you won't.
35:34Uh, maybe so, I don't know, I give up.
35:38Me, Lisey, the herb dealer.
35:42Everybody know, who is Lisey?
35:44Okay, I was just kidding.
35:48Come on, lad, there's no news here.
35:50Say, if it's true that no news is good news, that guy could make an editor awfully happy.
35:54Well, we'll run down that guy Wong yet.
35:57As they say in your country, I'm for it.
36:00Okay, boys.
36:02You'll have to get along without me now for a little while because I have a heavy date with a hungry female.
36:05And as they also say in my country, up-kay in the up-jay and he's in the egg-bay.
36:16Strange idioms these Americans have.
36:22Very friendly doll, I see.
36:35The secret service of Keelat has grown negligent than it's illustrious a member to fall into the hands of one so humble as old Lisey, the herb dealer.
37:04Ah, the mysterious Mr. Wong is like Chi, the traitor.
37:34Well, if this is steak and mushrooms, I should order chop suey.
37:43Well, it is steak and mushrooms, dear. Tossed around a little bit.
37:46Well, if you don't mind, I'd like to do my own tossing around.
37:49Oh, that's just like a woman. Always squawking.
37:51Now you're beefing about the food. This cost a pretty penny.
37:54Well, don't you think I'm due for a beef or two? You know, this isn't a Biltmore.
37:57You can get everything here you can get at the Biltmore. Lights, food, music, atmosphere, indigestion.
38:02Yeah, but I got you and not Chuck Roberts.
38:04Oh, yeah. You got Chuck Roberts right in there. Everything's in there.
38:17Now that I've finished my dinner, would you mind telling me why we're down here in Chinatown?
38:21Right now, I'm looking for this fellow Wong.
38:23Say, would you mind putting these things down at either of your knife and let's get out of here?
38:27Oh, lay off, will you?
38:29Who's Wong?
38:30Say, he's no pushover. He's a slick lug. He works with a knife and he's never out of work.
38:35And mixed up in it somewhere, 12 coins of Confucius.
38:40Oh, a money argument, huh?
38:42They've been holding his following for a couple of centuries.
38:45Who, Wong?
38:46No, Confucius.
38:48No, Confucius.
38:50Say, how old is this guy?
38:52Hmm, a couple of thousand years.
38:54He ought to call in an undertaker.
38:56Hey, listen, you're not kidding me, such a... This thing is serious.
39:08You will shortly experience a great danger.
39:10Something tells me I'm not going to be very happy here.
39:18What's the matter? Is the chop suey getting you down already?
39:20Come on, drink your tea. It'll get cold.
39:24Come on.
39:38Come on, let's get out of here.
39:40Hey, where are we going? I don't like the looks of this tree.
39:44This is Lover's Lane. We're on the way to Lisey's.
39:46How do you spell it?
39:48I don't like the looks of this tree.
39:50I don't like the looks of this tree.
39:52This is Lover's Lane. We're on the way to Lisey's.
39:54How do you spell it?
39:56Hey, who was that meant for?
39:58I don't know, but I've got a hunch we ought to keep walking.
40:00Walking? What do you mean? Let's run.
40:02What's the matter with you?
40:03You don't want people to think we're scared, do you?
40:04Of course, I don't like the thing to you.
40:05Oh, no.
40:06Something tells me old Lisey's maybe knows plenty about that gold coin game.
40:08Maybe.
40:09Oh, yeah, but let's get out of here.
40:11Hey, where are we going? I don't like the looks of this tree.
40:14This is Lover's Lane. We're on the way to Lisey's.
40:16How do you spell it?
40:18Hey, who was that meant for?
40:20I don't know, but I've got a hunch we ought to keep walking.
40:22You don't want people to think we're scared, do you?
40:24Of course, I don't mind if we walk a little faster.
40:26Hey, Max!
40:31What the...
40:32Why don't you two kids go home?
40:34You better run down with the Chinese rest
40:36and they're just knifed another Chinaman.
40:37What?
40:38Come on, you. You're going home.
40:43You're not kidding, but I'm not going to walk.
40:45Call me a taxi.
40:46In the middle of the ocean, you asked for a taxi.
40:49All right.
40:50Let's not go that way, though. It's too dark.
40:52All right. Pick your...
40:58Jay, now this ceases to be a joke.
41:00You're telling me what a dent that would have made in some Chinaman's head.
41:03Well, what about orange? What do you think they made out of cast iron?
41:05Oh, don't be afraid.
41:10Well, I guess this is just as good a time as any.
41:20Taxi...
41:21Taxi cab!
41:23Gee, honey, I hate to go without seeing Licey.
41:25It's a new angle I got in this story.
41:27All right, you write it and I'll read it at home in the morning.
41:29Oh, there's nothing to be afraid of now.
41:31Come on, be a good sport, will you?
41:33Do you call a cab or do I call Chuck Roberts?
41:35Taxi cab!
41:37Taxi cab!
41:44Where's the...
41:45That's my kid on the central street.
41:47Where?
41:48America!
41:54Thank goodness we're out of that mess.
41:56What are you squawking about? You didn't get hurt, did you?
41:58Well, it's not your fault. I can always replace the hat, you know, but this is the only head I got.
42:03Oh, and what a head!
42:09What are you thinking about?
42:11Chuck Roberts.
42:14Why don't you?
42:16What?
42:17Chuck Roberts.
42:18You can go now.
42:21Oh, all right. That's the way you feel about it.
42:23I'm going back to see old Licey. I'm going to ask him a few questions.
42:26How can you talk if your throat's cut?
42:29Oh!
42:30Oh, driver, I like that. Will you do it again?
42:34Hey, what was that?
42:38Chloroform!
42:39Hey, darling, hey, fall over there, will you, driver?
42:52You all right, darling?
42:53Say, I didn't know that fellow was on a running board.
42:55Here, take this and keep the change. Take your little wagon. We'll walk.
42:59Come on, snap out of it, darling.
43:00I want to go home.
43:02I'm going to take you home right now, darling.
43:04Thanks for the buggy ride.
43:05Holding coin and mangy called Wong.
43:08You'll find the impeccable old Licey shop.
43:11Hear what he said, Peg?
43:12I've got to go to Licey. You've got to go home alone.
43:14I should say not.
43:16I can't take you home now. This thing is rather hot.
43:18Who said I want? I'm going to stay with you.
43:20I've got a couple of things to tell that Chinaman myself.
43:22Atta girl.
43:27Gosh, it's dark in there. Maybe we ought to...
43:29Don't may be me.
43:38Come on, let's get out of here. We can come back tomorrow.
43:40I thought you had something really important to tell this guy.
43:42I'll phone him.
43:43Well, forget it. This is big.
43:44Hey, we'll probably be ripping up ourselves on this story.
43:46Yeah, but in what? Call him.
43:48Ah, don't be silly.
43:57Nobody home.
44:15I guess left to give it up is a bad job.
44:17The whole Licey's probably going out of bed.
44:19You get me all the way down here,
44:20and then you're going to walk out on me.
44:22I never walked out in a dame of my life.
44:27Ah!
44:28Ah!
44:31Ah!
44:32Ah, Jay!
44:38Ah!
44:43How am I doing, Judge?
44:44Hey, that's something.
44:48Now, will you go home?
44:51Look!
44:53Come on, let's go.
44:54Oh, no, bring the totem pole.
44:56Clever people, these Chinese.
45:10Ain't it the truth?
45:12Well, what do you think?
45:14I have to think I'm finished.
45:17It's a long wall that has no turning.
45:20Come on, let's keep going.
45:26Give me that.
45:28Give me that.
45:32Give me that.
45:33That's a long story.
45:34Come on, let's go.
45:35I'm going to go.
45:36That's a long story.
45:37You have to let me remember.
45:39Let's go.
45:40Let's go.
45:43What?
45:45Let's go.
45:49Put your face on the face.
45:50Turn on top of the face.
45:52Doesn't matter.
45:54You can't.
45:56Just turn on your face.
45:57No, no, no, no.
46:27Oh, don't be funny. Maybe that's a tong gong.
46:31A what?
46:32A tong gong.
46:33Are you talking Chinese, too?
46:35Oh, come on. This is no place to park.
46:38So long, toots.
46:55You're crazy, Jay.
46:57Come on. I've seen enough.
47:11You haven't seen anything yet. We're going places.
47:19Hey, we've been here before.
47:21We have not.
47:22We have, too.
47:23Oh, you're crazy.
47:24I'll bet you.
47:26Come on. Come on. Let's go.
47:35Jay! Jay!
47:41Peg!
47:42Where are you, Peg?
47:45Jay!
47:45Oh, Jay!
47:48What are you doing? I'm so glad to see you almost walked around the corner.
47:50I was so proud of you.
47:52I was always thinking, yes.
47:54Hey, wait a minute.
47:55What are you trying to do?
47:56Get romantic in a joint like this?
47:57Hello, here we are back again.
48:03Hi, you old-timer.
48:04I see you picked yourself up for wife.
48:05That isn't the same one.
48:07Sure it is. I'll throw it to you.
48:08Don't touch it!
48:10That's funny.
48:16Don't go in there.
48:17Why not?
48:19Try and keep me up.
48:21Jay!
48:22Pardon me. I, uh, hope we're not intruding, but, uh, would you mind telling me how we got here?
48:29Where are we?
48:30You are in the house-
48:30No talk to white devil!
48:32Say, do you hear what she called us?
48:34Ah, what's the difference as long as we get the story we're after?
48:37You are in the house of Wong.
48:39What did I tell you in the house of Wong?
48:40Wong, great man. Someday Wong, great emperor.
48:44Ah, did I have a hunch or did I have a hunch?
48:47Hey, we better call the police.
48:49And get those poor policemen in trouble.
48:50You would like to see Wong?
48:53Don't tell Sigrid!
48:55I will.
48:57Them he kill!
48:58You he torture!
49:05Don't go!
49:06Don't go!
49:07I'm not afraid.
49:20Don't go!
49:43Don't go!
49:43No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
50:13Jane, look out!
50:28Strength spent never regained.
50:39Take her to Lusanne.
50:40I will attend to her later.
50:46She was right.
50:47You are a devil.
50:50Sometimes politeness is a virtue.
50:54Again, it is but a better part of judgment.
50:57You're a fine one to talk about politeness.
51:02Oh, so they got you too, huh?
51:03Oh, you will forgive my lack of courtesy.
51:09Allow me, Mr. Newspaperman.
51:20May I present the Great High Tsung,
51:24head of the secret service of Keylight.
51:27Hey, where have I seen you before?
51:32Hear nothing, see nothing.
51:35Speak nothing.
51:36Ah, I get you now.
51:38Hiya, toots.
51:41Smart young man.
51:44You wanted a story for your paper,
51:46and now you have it.
51:48But I cannot promise that you will ever print it.
51:50You want to see me?
51:51You want to see me?
51:52I'll be right back.
51:53I'll be right back.
51:54Get easy.
51:56Hey, get easy.
51:56No!
51:57Hey, let her alone, will you?
51:59No!
52:00No!
52:01No!
52:02No!
52:03No!
52:04No!
52:05No!
52:06No!
52:07No!
52:08No!
52:09No!
52:10No!
52:11No!
52:12No!
52:13No!
52:14No!
52:15No!
52:16No!
52:17No!
52:18No!
52:19I would not seclude you from so honorable an ally.
52:23You will remember that he, too, desired to discover Wong.
52:27Well, we caught up with him, didn't we?
52:30Your success may turn to bitterness,
52:32and you may wish you had not meddled with the affairs of Wong.
52:36Jay, why don't you do something?
52:38Yes!
52:38Yes!
52:39Perhaps you have a hunch?
52:41Well, there's a lot of things I can think of that I'd like to do.
52:45And, perhaps, you are of the opinion
52:47che ci sono scoperte con le idee?
52:49Sì, guarda.
52:50Ma cosa stai facendo un show?
52:53Ci americani sono sempre in un po' di pace.
52:58Il tempo è venuto prima di mangiare.
53:02C'è abbastanza.
53:04Non preoccupare.
53:06È un po' di gestione.
53:17Little man, what now?
53:35I've got a hunch.
53:37You think we're in a tight spot.
53:39Clever people, these reporters.
53:41Oh, what are you doing?
53:48What I think is at the end of that cord.
53:50I'm going to do plenty in the next few minutes.
53:52What cord?
53:56It's a phone.
53:57Hello.
53:58Hello.
54:11I'm going to do plenty in the next few minutes.
54:41The city editor of the Globe.
54:42Hurry, please.
54:48White man who got coin.
54:53How are you, honey?
55:00Hello, Chief.
55:01This is Barton.
55:02Say, I'm somewhere back in old Lisey's herb shop.
55:03There's a secret panel in the back of the counter.
55:05It's a matter of life or death.
55:07Say, Chief, you better come well-heeled.
55:08These babies don't play with marbles.
55:11Give me that number back, quick.
55:23I was cut off.
55:24You're still connected.
55:29Anything's joy to witness my return?
55:31Delighted.
55:31Come in and cut yourself a piece of throat.
55:33Where have you hidden the sacred coin of Confucius?
55:40Try and find out.
55:42You're such a smart guy.
55:45Uh-oh.
55:46Watch this.
55:47Take it easy now.
55:48Hey, what are you doing?
56:01Ow!
56:02That's a pretty thing.
56:03Thank you.
56:17Thank you.
56:20Thank you.
56:29Grazie a tutti.
56:59I always suspected there was something wrong in there.
57:04What do you know about that?
57:29Come on.
57:30Get back there.
57:31Where's that man long?
57:32Back off that.
57:33Hurry up.
57:34Get him over on you.
57:35Come on.
57:36Get him over on you.
57:37Come on.
57:38Hurry up.
57:39Get him over on you.
57:40Get him over on you.
57:41Come on.
57:42Hurry up.
57:43No.
57:44Out the way.
57:45Let us throw down.
57:46What's the matter with you?
57:48It's all right, darling.
57:49Wait a minute.
57:50Easy.
57:51It's all right.
57:52You're all over now.
57:53Chief, I've got to be fair with you.
57:54This is the first time I've ever been glad to see you.
57:56Well, who's your companion here in misery?
57:58Oh, uh...
57:59Yeah, Chief.
58:00I want you to meet Hai Tsung.
58:01The secret agent of the province of Kilep.
58:03My friends.
58:04How could futures will never fall into the hands of Wong?
58:05Long has gone to join his allies.
58:06It's all right, darling.
58:07Wait a minute.
58:08Easy.
58:09It's all right.
58:10You're all over now.
58:11Chief, I've got to be fair with you.
58:13This is the first time I've ever been glad to see you.
58:16Well, who's your companion here in misery?
58:19Oh, uh...
58:20Yeah, Chief.
58:21We don't want you to meet Hai Tsung.
58:23The secret agent of the province of Kilep.
58:26My friends.
58:27How could futures will never fall into the hands of Wong?
58:30Long has gone to join his ancestors.
58:39I knew I'd get this thing straightened out.
58:42John, I got a hunch.
58:43What?
58:44Scratch my back, will you?
58:48Oh...
58:50Oh...
58:51Hey, listen.
58:54Can I...
58:55Call you by my last name?
58:57I'll have to think it over.
58:59Okay.
59:00Well...
59:01What's the matter?
59:02Don't you love me?
59:05Guess I could learn to.
59:06Oh...
59:07How long will it take you to get started?
59:09It's 11.30 now.
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