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💼🎲💔 In the thrilling mystery Monte Carlo Nights (1934), a suave American becomes entangled in a web of crime and deception while chasing love in the glittering world of Monaco. Packed with suspense, elegance, and noir intrigue, this hidden gem of pre-Code cinema keeps you guessing till the end.  📽️ Plot Summary: Bill Roberts, a well-meaning American, is falsely accused of murder in glamorous Monte Carlo. As he tries to clear his name, he uncovers a sophisticated smuggling ring—and finds unexpected romance. The film blends mystery, action, and continental charm in the heart of Europe’s most dazzling casino city.  🕰️ Year Released: 1934 🎭 Genre: Mystery, Romance, Crime Drama 🎬 Directed by: William Nigh 🎞️ Starring: Warren Douglas, Rose Hobart, Lawrence Gray  🎯 Why Watch It? ✔️ A suspenseful blend of crime and romance in exotic Monte Carlo ✔️ Pre-Code drama with stylish performances and snappy dialogue ✔️ Noir elements with glamorous European flair ✔️ A forgotten public domain gem with timeless appeal  🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more vintage mysteries, golden-age thrillers, and rare cinematic treasures!  👇 Watch More Classic Films in This Playlist: 📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎞️ #MonteCarloNights #ClassicMystery #1930sCinema #PreCodeHollywood #VintageThriller #PublicDomainMovies #GoldenAgeFilm #OldHollywoodMystery ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎲💔 Glamour, betrayal, and danger collide under the lights of Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo Nights (1934) delivers vintage thrills in high style! ________________________________________

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00:02:10Did you put a bet down for me, Larry?

00:02:11Why, of course I did.

00:02:12Oh, goody, goody.

00:02:13I hope I win.

00:02:14Yeah, so do I.

00:02:15Blue boy seems to be having trouble at the post.

00:02:23Can't seem to get them lined up.

00:02:25May I?

00:02:35Why, what's the matter?

00:02:36Why are you staring at that young man?

00:02:39He's awfully good-looking.

00:02:41You're not the only one who thinks so merry.

00:02:43Oh, I imagine he's quite a lady killer.

00:02:45Larry Sturgis is a most notorious young rascal.

00:02:48But he's still good-looking.

00:02:49He drinks too much.

00:02:51He has a nice smile.

00:02:52He gambles prodigiously and runs around with chorus girls.

00:02:56Oh, then he isn't married.

00:02:58You ought to be ashamed of yourself.

00:02:59He's a licentious rake.

00:03:01Oh, dear.

00:03:01Why would all interesting men are like that?

00:03:04Because they're men.

00:03:06They're all!

00:03:20A thousand, your horse loses.

00:03:22I'll take that best, ma'am.

00:03:25Larry, Blue boy, will you buy me a mick home?

00:03:27Baby, I'll buy you anything.

00:03:30I'll buy you anything.

00:04:00You're in this wait.

00:04:18But Bob, Blue boy.

00:04:22Come on, Blue boy.

00:04:23Come on, you me, Cole.

00:04:25Keep quiet, baby.

00:04:26You're rockin' the ball.

00:04:27Come on, Sam.

00:04:28All right give me a chance to get even I can't expect me to win twice in a row how come on

00:04:53Larry don't be a packer do it for me. How much I sell a face

00:05:11He's going to ride his own horse. It's the most dangerous people face course in the country. Maybe you'll break his neck

00:05:20Come on Larry show him how nice you're looking yourself

00:05:22Aw quit it Maisie. Look at that. Oh be still my fluttering part

00:05:32Nellie

00:05:34He's got nice legs. Ha ha ha ha

00:05:39I gotta go down to the paddock. Good luck. So long, Elliot. We're all for ya. Don't fall off your horse, darling

00:05:45Good luck. Thank you

00:05:52The idea speaking to that young man when you've never met him

00:05:55Who is the girl? Oh, that's little Mary of the front of millions

00:06:02Looks like you have opposition

00:06:04Is that so? I've got Larry Sturgis who?

00:06:07And how?

00:06:08Yeah

00:06:09I'm going down to the car

00:06:11I'm going down to the car

00:06:12Why?

00:06:13I can see better there

00:06:14Me two day after the race

00:06:15But Mary

00:06:16The beauty

00:06:31Oh my God!

00:06:39Oh my God!

00:06:41I

00:07:11All right, you'll be all right. Don't worry. You don't want to be careful

00:07:26Oh, he's terribly hurt

00:07:30Put him in my car

00:07:35To the hospital quick

00:07:36Mary, wait for me

00:07:49All right, he'll be all right. Never mind. You're good. You'll make code. I'll take care of that

00:08:00How do you feel?

00:08:03Wonderful

00:08:06Oh

00:08:09Is it your collarbone?

00:08:11I don't think so

00:08:13Matter of fact, I'm sure it isn't

00:08:15Where does it hurt most?

00:08:19Right here

00:08:21Maybe something very serious

00:08:23I don't think I'll ever get over it

00:08:25We'll be at the hospital in a jiffy

00:08:26Tell him not to drive so fast

00:08:32Slower

00:08:37Are you comfortable?

00:08:39Would you move your arm a little higher?

00:08:41Is that better?

00:08:43Is that better?

00:08:45That's grand

00:08:46If I die now, it doesn't matter

00:08:47Is that better?

00:08:48Is that better?

00:08:49That's grand

00:08:50If I die now, it doesn't matter

00:08:51If I die now, it doesn't matter

00:08:52To the hospital

00:08:53Is that better?

00:08:54Is that better?

00:08:56No, it's not better

00:08:58If I die now, it's not better

00:08:59It's not better

00:09:01I'm not going to be there

00:09:02I'm not going to be there

00:09:03Confounded scandal sheets. They ought to be suppressed. Yes, sir. Your tie looks very bad for going to church.

00:09:23What time is it? I'm thinking about quarter of noontime, sir.

00:09:26Aren't you waking me early yet? Oh, I tried, but no can do. You have a big night with honorable bachelor dinner.

00:09:33You're having big heads like a giant this morning. That's when I try waking you up. You're hitting me with big pillow feather. Forget it.

00:09:46Uh-oh. Hello, Larry. Hello, Maisie. Haven't seen much of you lately. Oh, I'm sorry. I've been very busy, you know. Too busy to see me, huh? Well, as a matter of fact, Maisie, I... Yeah, I know. I just read the paper. Now, see here, Maisie, it's all over between us. I told you that.

00:10:02You don't get rid of me that easy. You'll talk to me, or I'll talk to the newspaper.

00:10:09All right. What do you want? What do you think I want? You've taken me places. You've promised me things. You've made me the laughingstock of this town. It's up to you, Larry, darling.

00:10:22Mark my words. You're going to be sorry. I'm the best judge of that. It isn't too late to change your mind even now. But I don't want to change my mind. I love him.

00:10:40You're a foolish girl. There have been a dozen women in his life. He told me about them. I've done everything I could to prevent this marriage. Because I love you.

00:10:51He loves me, too. Well, it's after twelve. Everything is ready. Shall I tell the audience to start? Where is Mr. Sturges? Why, it's me here. Not unless your eyesight's better than mine.

00:11:01Well, it is difficult to rehearse without a bridegroom. It's practically impossible. I'm phoning.

00:11:08Well?

00:11:10My press agent says he can tell my life story to the Sunday papers. I'll break the front page the night before your wedding.

00:11:25Happy, sir.

00:11:31Hello? Oh, yes, Miss Vernon. Yes. No? Mr. Sturges, he's very busy. I think maybe he's upsetting elephants and have apricot on hand. Oh, I tell him you're waiting at church. You wait? Oh, he waits. No? Oh, he's not having hangover. Goodbye.

00:12:01Did I have a promise to marry you? Why, of course you did. That's what hurts. Why, even in your letters. My lawyer wants me to sue for $100,000. But I'm not too hard-hearted. I don't want to interfere with your happiness.

00:12:18No, of course not. You know, I was just thinking of making you a present of $50,000.

00:12:24Why, Larry, darling. Would that make you any happier? Why, of course. Where are those letters?

00:12:34My lawyer has them. You get your lawyer over here with those letters. Max, come in now.

00:12:39How do you do, Mr. Sturges? I hope we haven't inconvenienced you. Not much. Well, these are the letters, huh? Oh, yes. Thank you.

00:12:57I didn't think you were clever enough, Maisie, to work this out by yourself. Sorry, Larry. Ladies must live.

00:13:02I didn't think you were clever enough.

00:13:32I'm sorry, madam. There is another service at once, and we can't wait any longer. Come, dear. Just a moment more. Perhaps something's happened to us.

00:13:50It's very distressing. Distressing? It's mortifying. Come, dear.

00:13:54Larry!

00:14:00Larry!

00:14:01So you thought you could get away by busting into a church, but you didn't get away with it, me lad.

00:14:06What is it, Larry?

00:14:07I had a traffic accident and ran into someone.

00:14:09Officer, we're going to be married.

00:14:12Well, marry him if you want her, but I know where he's going to spend his honeymoon.

00:14:16Listen, let me explain.

00:14:17Go ahead, explain.

00:14:18I'll wait, but you'll tell it to the judge.

00:14:20Hurry, hurry. There's just time.

00:14:22Well, go ahead, but I'll go with it.

00:14:24Wait a minute.

00:14:25What kind of a church is this?

00:14:26Oh, it's a Protestant church.

00:14:28Oh, I'll wait outside.

00:14:34Oh, I'm sorry I'm late.

00:14:36You're sorry.

00:14:37You would have an accident.

00:14:39We might have expected that.

00:14:40Happy?

00:14:51Mm-hmm.

00:14:53Well, read these and see how you feel.

00:15:03Nice handwriting.

00:15:05But I wanted you to read them.

00:15:07I want you to know everything.

00:15:08I'm not interested in those.

00:15:11All I'm interested in is keeping you on my side until after we're married.

00:15:14Then after that?

00:15:16You'll find out.

00:15:19Just think.

00:15:20Tomorrow night, we'll be on the Muretanias.

00:15:23Denise, Rivera, Carlo.

00:15:26You'll love it there.

00:15:28I've always wanted to go.

00:15:29You know anything about the Met?

00:15:31Not much.

00:15:33They have a wheel right here.

00:15:34Here?

00:15:35Uh-huh.

00:15:35Come on.

00:15:39I'll show you.

00:15:48Slow down.

00:15:49Slow down.

00:15:54Good evening, Mr. Sturgis.

00:16:02Hello, Branton.

00:16:04He's one of the biggest gamblers in town.

00:16:06He seems to know you rather well.

00:16:08He should.

00:16:08I've been a cuss-race for years.

00:16:10Do you ever win?

00:16:11Not very often.

00:16:12But I feel lucky tonight.

00:16:14It's yours with me.

00:16:17All that now.

00:16:20Here's a place on his own.

00:16:21All that now.

00:16:22Oh, hello, Gumby.

00:16:30You're not closing me up again tonight.

00:16:32I want to talk to you.

00:16:33In your office.

00:16:36Number four.

00:16:39We are in the place.

00:16:46That's it.

00:16:47What's the matter, you both?

00:16:48Waiter.

00:16:49Do you have a drink, dear?

00:16:50No, thanks.

00:16:51Three in my favor.

00:16:52Number nine.

00:16:53Nine.

00:16:54How's the game tonight?

00:16:55How's the game?

00:16:58Branton,

00:16:58there comes a time when the police need help.

00:17:01Well, when the best man in the department

00:17:03comes to a lawbreaker for assistance,

00:17:05it must be an emergency.

00:17:07Did you read in the paper

00:17:08about the killing of that bank messenger

00:17:09this afternoon?

00:17:11Yes.

00:17:11Terrible thing.

00:17:12Yeah.

00:17:13The killer got away with 50 grand.

00:17:16We found his hideout,

00:17:17but missed him by minutes.

00:17:19I picked this up in his apartment.

00:17:22What do you make of it?

00:17:25Flage 7, 14, 28, and 29.

00:17:29It looks like a roulette system.

00:17:30Exactly.

00:17:31Oh, you keep it.

00:17:33The man that killed that messenger

00:17:34was a gambler.

00:17:36Do you know anybody

00:17:37that plays that combination?

00:17:39No.

00:17:40Well, the stolen money

00:17:41was mostly new $20 bills.

00:17:44Here's the serial number.

00:17:47Watch out for that stolen money.

00:17:49If you see anybody play

00:17:50that 7, 14, 28, and 29,

00:17:53you know what to do.

00:17:54Sure.

00:17:56So long.

00:17:57So long, Andy.

00:17:57I think you'd better

00:18:06come into my table, Mr. Brandon.

00:18:08Now, what's it doing?

00:18:09Young Sturges

00:18:09taking the wheel for a ride.

00:18:11So what?

00:18:12Well, he's in the bank

00:18:13for over 9 grand now,

00:18:14and I thought you might want to know.

00:18:1513 repeats.

00:18:27Black.

00:18:27I didn't think he'd win

00:18:28on that again.

00:18:29That's an old habit of mine.

00:18:31That 13 come up

00:18:32three times in five minutes.

00:18:33Well, I wish I had his luck.

00:18:34Yeah, maybe you don't live right.

00:18:36All bets down.

00:18:39Let him ride.

00:18:41Hey, Wall, where you been?

00:18:42Give me another one

00:18:43just like that.

00:18:45You mind, honey?

00:18:46Must you?

00:18:48Just that one.

00:18:51Darling, don't you think

00:18:51we'd better be leaving?

00:18:52Oh, it's the shank of the evening.

00:18:54I'm just getting started.

00:18:57You seem to have done

00:18:57pretty well for yourself.

00:18:5813 repeats.

00:18:59Black.

00:19:00Even.

00:19:00I'll say,

00:19:01I'm just getting started.

00:19:07I think you've got enough.

00:19:08I don't.

00:19:10You'd better cash in.

00:19:12What do you mean?

00:19:12I can't play anymore?

00:19:13Well, not tonight.

00:19:15Oh, you think I'm lit, huh?

00:19:16Well, aren't you?

00:19:18All right, I'll quit.

00:19:19But I won't play here anymore.

00:19:21Oh, I'm sorry

00:19:21if you feel that way about it.

00:19:22Well, I do.

00:19:27There's $11,500.

00:19:29Well, I'll give you a check for it.

00:19:30No check.

00:19:31I paid with cash

00:19:32and I want to be paid with cash.

00:19:33Oh, I'm sorry,

00:19:33but I can't allow you

00:19:34to leave here

00:19:35in your condition

00:19:35with that much cash.

00:19:37I try to protect my customers.

00:19:38Ah, you.

00:19:39Oh, Larry, please.

00:19:40All right, honey.

00:19:44Give me a check.

00:19:45Stop in the office

00:19:46on your way out

00:19:46and I'll give it to you.

00:19:47Thanks for the contribution.

00:19:51Well, maybe I can have

00:19:53some of his luck.

00:19:56Blues, I suppose, sir.

00:19:58$11,000.

00:19:59All now?

00:20:15Anything wrong with that money?

00:20:17No.

00:20:18Not a thing.

00:20:19I didn't know

00:20:23you liked gambling so much.

00:20:25Oh, I've lost

00:20:25a lot of money there, Brandon.

00:20:27You know,

00:20:27there's certain satisfaction

00:20:28in getting some of it back.

00:20:30Well, you don't want me

00:20:31to gamble?

00:20:31I don't.

00:20:32Well, I won't.

00:20:34Ah.

00:20:35Oh, tomorrow's

00:20:37an important day.

00:20:40The biggest day

00:20:41in my life.

00:20:43Hey.

00:20:43Get these coats, will they?

00:20:48Honey, you'll be all right.

00:20:50I'm going to go get that check.

00:20:51You wait here.

00:20:56You see the way

00:20:56Brandon was looking

00:20:57at that money?

00:20:57Yes.

00:20:58He knows something.

00:20:59You were a fool

00:21:00to come here.

00:21:00I'll take care of Brandon.

00:21:02Someone's coming.

00:21:03Well, get out of here.

00:21:04Wait for me in the car.

00:21:05Hello, Gunby?

00:21:06This is Brandon.

00:21:08You'd better get over here

00:21:08as quickly as you can.

00:21:11Come in.

00:21:12Is my check ready?

00:21:16Yes, I have a good wheel.

00:21:17You'd better leave here

00:21:18right away.

00:21:18There's going to be trouble here.

00:21:19Trouble?

00:21:20Yes, there's a murderer

00:21:21in this place.

00:21:24What's wrong with that?

00:21:27Mr. Ben.

00:21:31Nothing's going wrong here.

00:21:37What happened?

00:21:40Well, he was

00:21:40just sitting here.

00:21:42Somebody shot him.

00:21:42There's no one here

00:21:43but you and Mr. Brandon.

00:21:45Yes, and you still

00:21:46got the gun in your hand.

00:21:48Somebody better call the police.

00:21:51Yeah.

00:21:52Yeah, somebody better

00:21:53call the police.

00:21:54What's the number?

00:21:55Spring, 3-100.

00:21:56I want it.

00:22:09OK.

00:22:09I'm going to win the police.

00:22:10That's a good one.

00:22:11I'm going to get this one.

00:22:11I can't stand there.

00:22:13I have no hope.

00:22:13I'll be on the way.

00:22:14I want it.

00:22:15I'll be on the Wood.

00:22:16I want it.

00:22:17I'll be on the good one.

00:22:18I've got two other people.

00:22:19Now, I'll be on the way.

00:22:20I'll be on the way.

00:22:21I'll be on the plain ones.

00:22:21Why did you kill him?

00:22:27That's the hundredth time you've asked me that.

00:22:29Well, why did you?

00:22:30I didn't.

00:22:31Where'd you get the gun?

00:22:32I picked it up off the floor.

00:22:33I never saw it before.

00:22:34You had the gun in your hand when the people came in and saw you standing over Brandon.

00:22:37I told you I picked it up after the shot was fired.

00:22:39Well, why did you pick it up?

00:22:40I don't know.

00:22:41For five hours, you've been asking me these same questions.

00:22:44I'm getting fed up.

00:22:45You don't have to answer our questions if you don't care to Mr. Sturgis.

00:22:47What reason would I have for killing a man like Brandon?

00:22:49That's what we'd like to find out.

00:22:51You won $11,000 from him, didn't you?

00:22:53Yes, but when you went to his office, he refused to pay you and you quarrel.

00:22:56There was never any question of this paying me.

00:22:58You just made out the check one.

00:23:00Oh, but I've answered all these questions before.

00:23:02You're trying to put words in my mouth.

00:23:04Wait a minute, son.

00:23:05Wait a minute.

00:23:06We're as tired of this as you are.

00:23:07Give us a lowdown.

00:23:08We'll try to make the disease as few as we can.

00:23:11That'll be all, boys.

00:23:12Wait outside.

00:23:19Can I get out of here for a minute?

00:23:20Sure.

00:23:22Thanks.

00:23:24Have a cigarette?

00:23:26Yeah, thanks.

00:23:29Never thought I'd even get me like this.

00:23:31Sorry to have to put you through this.

00:23:32It's a matter of routine.

00:23:34Well, you seem quite human about it anyway.

00:23:36All cops are human.

00:23:38But they have duties to perform.

00:23:40Now, Mr. Sturgis,

00:23:42can't you remember anything that happened which might help me?

00:23:45Well, I'm a bit confused about the whole thing.

00:23:47But I seem to remember that Brad didn't want me out of there.

00:23:50He said something about a murderer being there.

00:23:52Is that all?

00:23:53Well, that's all I can clearly remember.

00:23:55It's not much of a defense.

00:23:57Well, surely you don't, uh, you,

00:23:59you were drinking.

00:24:00Yes.

00:24:01And you were gambling.

00:24:03Yes.

00:24:04A man was killed.

00:24:06It looks as though you might have done it.

00:24:09Now, a smart prosecutor will make a good case of it.

00:24:11I've seen them go to the chair on glass evidence.

00:24:16It doesn't seem possible that anything like this could happen to me.

00:24:19Well, I'm not thinking of myself so much, but...

00:24:23Hello.

00:24:27It's Miss Vernon.

00:24:28You want to speak to her?

00:24:29Yes.

00:24:30Let her come in.

00:24:33It's a bit unusual, but...

00:24:35I'm sorry for the young woman.

00:24:37I'll let you talk to her for five minutes.

00:24:39Yes, I appreciate that.

00:24:42Larry.

00:24:43No, I'll let her be in there.

00:24:47Go in there if you wish.

00:24:49All right.

00:25:09Did you pick up that bird that ran the roulette wheel for Brandon?

00:25:13No.

00:25:14Looks like it grabbed the bill and squirm.

00:25:15Keep after him.

00:25:16Get him.

00:25:17Bring him in.

00:25:20Now, keep your chin up, dear.

00:25:21Things will straighten themselves out.

00:25:23Only...

00:25:24Only today will still have been our wedding day.

00:25:26It isn't much like we thought it would be, is it?

00:25:32Oh, there must be something I can do.

00:25:34There is.

00:25:35I want you to stay out of this.

00:25:37I'll get the finest criminal lawyer money can buy.

00:25:40And when I'm through,

00:25:42I'll never gamble again.

00:25:44You promise?

00:25:45I promise.

00:25:46I promise.

00:25:46Sorry.

00:25:54Time's up.

00:26:00You don't think they'll convict him, do you?

00:26:02I'm going to do everything I can to help you.

00:26:05Oh, thank you.

00:26:16Thanks for all you've tried to do for me.

00:26:34Oh, I haven't given up your case yet.

00:26:36Someday I'll get the man that played those numbers.

00:26:39That's a pretty slim clue.

00:26:41I know it is.

00:26:42But he's got a bankroll and he'll play.

00:26:43He's smart and cunning,

00:26:46but he can't give up roulette.

00:26:48My hunch is that he'll go to Nice or Monte Carlo.

00:26:51The biggest roulette games in the world.

00:26:55Respecto, we've got to get going to catch that train.

00:27:04Goodbye.

00:27:09No car.

00:27:13Goodbye.

00:27:21Goodbye.

00:27:23No.

00:27:43You got the mace to that, I got the fire.

00:27:53Hold up, game, huh?

00:28:04Thanks.

00:28:06Hey, are these necessary?

00:28:07Sorry, Studges.

00:28:09Take my conception.

00:28:11Object to my company, eh?

00:28:14Well, I may have been hooked up with worse, but I don't know when.

00:28:31We finally picked this guy up, Inspector.

00:28:34Well, he's been looking for you for a long time.

00:28:36I didn't take the money, I would take care of that later.

00:28:39I want to know who killed Brandon.

00:28:42I don't know.

00:28:42I was at the wheel when it happened.

00:28:44Oh.

00:28:45Did you see anyone play that combination that night?

00:28:51Yeah.

00:28:52Who was it?

00:28:54I don't know.

00:28:55Now, come across.

00:28:57But I tell you, the guy's a killer.

00:28:59I don't want to get bumped off.

00:29:00That's the reason I was hiding out.

00:29:01What's his name?

00:29:06What's his name?

00:29:08Jim Daggett.

00:29:14Hello, Al.

00:29:15See what you can get on a guy named James Daggett and call me back.

00:29:20Yeah.

00:29:21Better yet, if you have anything, come up.

00:29:23You've got a lot to learn.

00:29:34Because you're going to get a lot of razzin' up the big house.

00:29:38They don't like you fancy cake eaters up there.

00:29:41And if you stick with me, I'll get you in with the right crowd.

00:29:50I've got social standing.

00:29:51Ah, you're talking too much, but that's all right.

00:29:54He's in good company.

00:29:56Yeah?

00:29:56I'll use my influence to get you a room with a southern exposure.

00:30:00Five more miles to the river bridge.

00:30:19Just sigh.

00:30:23Once over that, you're out of circulation.

00:30:30I have it, Inspector.

00:30:41Let's hear it.

00:30:41James Daggett.

00:30:42Wanted in Kansas City for mail robbery.

00:30:44Wanted in Galveston for express hold-up.

00:30:46Reward of $5,000.

00:30:48Never been apprehended, photographed, or fingerprinted.

00:30:50Travels with a pretty girl known as Blondie Roberts.

00:30:54This fellow will give you a description.

00:30:55Take him down.

00:30:56Come on, buddy.

00:31:00I want you to cover all railroads, bus lines, and outgoing steamships.

00:31:05Once we get Daggett, I'll clear young Sturgis.

00:31:13Give me the DA.

00:31:14Coming to the bridge now.

00:31:29You better take your last look.

00:31:32Yeah.

00:31:33You better take a last look.

00:31:36Come on.

00:31:38Come on, get me.

00:31:39Come on.

00:31:40Come on.

00:31:43Come on.

00:31:44I hit something, kid.

00:32:12What?

00:32:12Come on.

00:32:13Come on.

00:32:13Come on in.

00:32:15Pull me in.

00:32:16Come on.

00:32:18There it is, boy.

00:32:19Pull me off.

00:32:23Come on.

00:32:26I can't.

00:32:29I must have hit something.

00:32:32What's the matter?

00:32:34Oh.

00:32:35I can't make it, kid, but you can.

00:32:37I can't.

00:32:38I can't make it, kid, but you can.

00:33:04I'll ditch the cuffs.

00:33:08I'll tell him you drowned.

00:33:10I can't make it.

00:33:10I can't.

00:33:11I can't.

00:33:30I can't.

00:33:31Mary, oh, my dear, if you'd only cry, it would do you good.

00:33:37You mustn't let this ruin your life.

00:33:40If you'd married him, you'd never have been happy.

00:33:42You have no right to say that.

00:33:49Larry's father died, a young man, because of liquor and women.

00:33:56Larry was weak, charming, lovable.

00:33:59Perhaps it wasn't his fault.

00:34:01It was inherited.

00:34:04Suppose children had come from your marriage.

00:34:07Suppose they'd inherited Larry's nature.

00:34:09Then what?

00:34:11You'd never have known a moment free from care and worry.

00:34:15Stop it, I'll never believe that, never.

00:34:17Oh, I'm sorry if I've hurt you.

00:34:20And I'll never stop loving Larry.

00:34:22Oh, my dear.

00:34:25Because I love you, I can say this.

00:34:26But for your sake, it's better that Larry's passed out of your life.

00:34:32Oh, Emma, please go away.

00:34:35Please go away.

00:34:37All right, dear.

00:34:38Larry.

00:34:56Larry.

00:34:56Hello?

00:35:01Police headquarters?

00:35:06May I speak to Dr. Glenby, please?

00:35:12Look.

00:35:15I'm sorry.

00:35:16I'm sorry.

00:35:17I'm sorry.

00:35:18I'm sorry.

00:35:19I'm sorry.

00:35:20I'm sorry.

00:35:21Please.

00:35:27Then would you tell him that this villain wants to see him the first thing in the morning?

00:35:51I'm sorry.

00:36:01What's up?

00:36:05Come on.

00:36:07The game is done.

00:36:10It is done.

00:36:13It is done.

00:36:16The game is done.

00:36:20It is done.

00:36:23It is done.

00:36:26It is done, Madame.

00:36:37Oh, Madeline.

00:36:45Good morning, Monsieur.

00:36:46What did you jump to when I touch you?

00:36:48Oh, I don't know.

00:36:49I'm nervous, maybe.

00:36:50Can I buy a drink?

00:36:51I'm always thirsty, Monsieur.

00:36:53All right.

00:37:04A bottle of Chateau Rose.

00:37:11Monsieur, I feel sorry for you.

00:37:16Why?

00:37:17You seem so lonesome.

00:37:19There have been three months in Monte Carlo, yet you speak to no one except me.

00:37:25You come to the casino, yet you do not play.

00:37:28You always seem to be looking for someone you do not find.

00:37:33You've been a good little friend, Madeline.

00:37:36We could be better friends, Monsieur.

00:37:39I like you very much.

00:37:41And you've been so good to me.

00:37:43And yet, each night, you leave me and go home alone.

00:37:48Go home alone.

00:37:49I know you well enough right now.

00:37:58You can this evening, Monsieur.

00:38:03There is another girl.

00:38:06Some girl back in that America whom you love.

00:38:10Isn't that so?

00:38:12You see, Madeline knows.

00:38:15Sometimes you speak to me, but always you are thinking of her.

00:38:20Perhaps.

00:38:21She must be very lovely.

00:38:24She is very lovely.

00:38:29Suppose we drink a little toast to the lady whom you love, wherever she is.

00:38:38All right.

00:38:40I just came from the prefect of police.

00:39:08They have a line on this woman called Blondie.

00:39:11So Dagger can't be far off.

00:39:13I don't think we made a mistake in coming here after all.

00:39:17I'll never give up.

00:39:18All I care about is clearing Larry's name.

00:39:21Where is your aunt?

00:39:22I left her at the hotel.

00:39:23She was tired after the trip.

00:39:25Perhaps you'd better get some rest, too.

00:39:27I'd like to stay here.

00:39:29You know, this is where Larry and I were going to spend our honeymoon.

00:39:33I understand.

00:39:34Do you mind if I leave you for a while?

00:39:37I'll be at the casino if you need me.

00:39:46There comes Antoine Apollyon.

00:39:48I don't like that thick smile on his face.

00:39:50That smile is a very bad sign.

00:39:53Ah, good morning, my dear Monsieur.

00:39:55Good morning, Marquis.

00:39:56And my starving ladies.

00:39:58You look thirsty.

00:40:00I am.

00:40:02Oh, Chateau Rolls.

00:40:05Of yourself.

00:40:06Did you know I did a very foolish thing this morning?

00:40:10Here it comes.

00:40:12I'll get away from my villa with empty pockets.

00:40:21Have you such a thing as Emile, Madelon?

00:40:23Am I the sort of girl who goes about carrying thousand francs in her purse?

00:40:28No.

00:40:29You are not.

00:40:33But since I am desolate of money,

00:40:35perhaps Monsieur will be kind enough to loan me some for a few hours.

00:40:40If he does, he can kiss him goodbye.

00:40:43How much did you lose this morning?

00:40:46Very little.

00:40:47I hope you will not repay you what you loaned me yesterday.

00:40:50I have fixed upon a table

00:40:53where it seems my luck

00:40:55has definitely established itself.

00:40:57What kind of blood?

00:40:59The usual?

00:41:01Ah, thank you, Monsieur.

00:41:03I shall repay you within the hour.

00:41:09Adieu, Adieu.

00:41:10You left him to have quite a hold on here, Uncle.

00:41:15He broke the bank once.

00:41:17He was famous for a day.

00:41:18He can never forget it.

00:41:20If we hadn't met you,

00:41:22you can imagine what would have become of it.

00:41:24You have been so good to us.

00:41:26Perhaps the next man will not be like that.

00:41:31It will not be like that.

00:41:38Come on, my dad.

00:41:39Tell him a little bit.

00:41:40Oh, that's all.

00:41:41Come on.

00:41:42Come on.

00:41:43Tell him a little bit.

00:41:44Come on.

00:41:45Come on.

00:41:46Come on.

00:41:47Come on.

00:41:48Come on.

00:41:49Come on.

00:41:50Come on.

00:41:51Let's get out of here.

00:41:52I've got to hide someplace.

00:41:53My room.

00:41:54Come on.

00:41:55Come on.

00:41:56Come on.

00:41:57Come on.

00:41:58Come on.

00:41:59Let's get out of here.

00:42:00I've got to hide someplace.

00:42:01My room.

00:42:02Come on.

00:42:03I've got to hide.

00:42:04I've got to hide.

00:42:05I've got to hide.

00:42:06I've got to hide.

00:42:07I've got to hide.

00:42:08I've got to hide.

00:42:09I've got to hide.

00:42:10I've got to hide.

00:42:11I've got to hide.

00:42:12I've got to hide.

00:42:13I've got to hide.

00:42:14I've got to hide.

00:42:15I've got to hide.

00:42:16I've got to hide.

00:42:17I've got to hide.

00:42:18I've got to hide.

00:42:19I've got to hide.

00:42:20I've got to hide.

00:42:21I've got to hide.

00:42:22I've got to hide.

00:42:23I've got to hide.

00:42:24I've got to hide.

00:42:25I've got to hide.

00:42:26You must tell me, Monsieur, what is the matter? And who is this man you're afraid of?

00:42:45A detective from America. A detective? Yes, here to take me back for a crime I didn't commit.

00:42:49That's why I'm here at the casino. The only clue I have is numbers. Numbers? Yes, a system on a roulette.

00:42:56Larry isn't there. I know. I just saw him. Where did he go? Up there.

00:43:10Why didn't you tell me? I wouldn't watch for those numbers. You stay here. I'll go down and see the trolley.

00:43:26All over a second.

00:43:42No matter what you have to do, bring him to me.

00:44:00Yes, sir. No way, sir. Get him to the hospital.

00:44:07Who is this Larry? This woman, no. Where is he? The murderer went that way.

00:44:13I mean the man I just saw you with. I will not tell.

00:44:18You can't take him away. He's done nothing. He's good. He's no criminal.

00:44:38That's the man that the American officer wants.

00:44:41Mary. Come, Monsieur. No, no.

00:44:46Thanks for your loyalty, madeline.

00:44:52I'm almost to the best.

00:44:56So, you're the woman he loves. You don't need to reply.

00:45:00I saw it in his face when he looked at you just now.

00:45:04Let me go.

00:45:05Not until you hear what I have to say.

00:45:08Love. You don't even know its meaning.

00:45:10If you love him, you wouldn't let him take him away.

00:45:12You would fight for him.

00:45:15If he loved me, I would not hand him over to the police,

00:45:17no matter what he had done.

00:45:19You do not deserve the love of a man like that.

00:45:22Now you may go.

00:45:33You didn't fool me for a minute.

00:45:53I knew you weren't dead.

00:45:55And Mary?

00:45:57I didn't tell her my suspicions.

00:45:58But down in her heart, I guess she hoped.

00:46:04She hoped so much she couldn't wait to tell me over to police.

00:46:07She had the good sense to obey my orders.

00:46:10Now the time is short.

00:46:12I came here to get the man that killed Brandon.

00:46:16But he got me instead.

00:46:19Would you like to wear my shoes?

00:46:23Would you give me that chance?

00:46:25You heard, Captain?

00:46:28Yes, sir.

00:46:30Get those papers.

00:46:34It's your warrant and extradition papers for James Daggett.

00:46:39You must get Daggett tonight before he gets a chance to get away.

00:46:44Pick up his companion, Blondie Roberts, and you'll get him.

00:46:50Remember, he's dangerous.

00:46:53He's dangerous.

00:46:56Take my gun and badge.

00:47:06Good luck.

00:47:09Thanks.

00:47:10Well, what are they going to do to you?

00:47:11Don't worry, Madeline.

00:47:12The American officer is my best friend.

00:47:13Come, monsieur.

00:47:14There's no time to lose.

00:47:15Let's go.

00:47:16Don't come in unless I whistle.

00:47:17Good luck, monsieur.

00:47:18You'll.

00:47:19You'll get him.

00:47:20Don't worry, Madeline.

00:47:21The American officer is my best friend.

00:47:22Come, monsieur.

00:47:23There's no time to lose.

00:47:24Let's go.

00:47:35Don't come in unless I whistle.

00:47:37Good luck, monsieur.

00:47:38Good luck to you.

00:48:08Oh, man, wow. I knew it was wind that time. But why didn't you bet on it?

00:48:31Alas, madam, I very foolishly could be away from my villa without my wallet.

00:48:35Now, isn't that too bad?

00:48:37Permit me to introduce myself. I am the Marquis Napoleon de Savoie.

00:48:43Marquis? Napoleon? Fancy meeting one of the Napoleons here.

00:48:48You know, I'd like to learn this game. It looks so fascinating with all those pretty little ships.

00:48:54It is the game of kings.

00:48:56Do you think you could teach me?

00:48:58It would be a pleasure, madame.

00:49:00You are not playing, would you mind?

00:49:03Oh, no, no.

00:49:05You are not playing.

00:49:27Quiet.

00:49:41Over there.

00:49:43If this is a stick-up, you've come to the wrong place.

00:49:47I've just taken over Gunby's job.

00:49:50Oh, yeah?

00:49:52Yeah.

00:49:57Sit down.

00:50:06Where's Daggett?

00:50:08I don't know.

00:50:10And if I did, can you see me telling you?

00:50:12You saved yourself a lot of trouble.

00:50:14If I tell, he'll kill me.

00:50:16I'll take care of that.

00:50:18I've seen you somewhere before.

00:50:21Who are you?

00:50:22My name is Sturgis.

00:50:24Why, I read about you.

00:50:26I've seen your pictures in the papers.

00:50:28How about your...

00:50:28Dead?

00:50:29Not too dead to get Daggett.

00:50:31He did kill Bran, didn't he?

00:50:33So what if he did?

00:50:34Just because I got mixed up with the criminal doesn't make me one.

00:50:39There's a reward of $5,000.

00:50:42You want it?

00:50:45They'll give him the chair.

00:50:46He deserves it.

00:50:48I'm no stool pigeon.

00:50:50$5,000 is a lot of money.

00:50:52Keep you for a long time.

00:50:54And he'll be where he can't harm you.

00:50:56I've never done a dirty trick like that.

00:50:59It's your one chance to square yourself with the police.

00:51:02I'll guarantee you'll get off scot-free.

00:51:07Have you got the money in cash?

00:51:09$5,000 in American money is yours when I take him in custody.

00:51:14Are you ready to take him now?

00:51:15Yes.

00:51:15He has some papers or money or something somewhere in this room that he wouldn't even trust me to bring to him.

00:51:23He sent me on ahead to see if the coast was clear.

00:51:26If I call him, he'll be here in a few minutes.

00:51:29Call him.

00:51:35If you make a mess of this, you know, it'll mean both of us.

00:51:38You know how sure he is with that gun.

00:51:39If he thinks there's anyone here, he'll come in the door shooting.

00:51:44Call him.

00:51:56It's all clear, Jim.

00:52:03Come on over.

00:52:03You'll be here in a few minutes.

00:52:15I saw him with that woman in his arms.

00:52:18The first thing a detective learns is not to jump at conclusions.

00:52:23But if he loved me, he'd never let me go on believing him dead.

00:52:27And if you loved him, you'd give him a chance to explain.

00:52:30Okay.

00:52:33All right, stick him up.

00:52:43Up.

00:52:46Keep him up there.

00:52:49I'll let you have it like you gave it to Gundy.

00:52:53And Brandon.

00:52:55Now rest on him.

00:52:56All right, let me have him back here.

00:53:03Get in there.

00:53:11Where's Blondie?

00:53:13I'm sorry, Jim.

00:53:14What did you do, get paid for a double-crossing me?

00:53:16I couldn't help it.

00:53:17It was either you or me, and you'd have gotten it anyhow.

00:53:19Why, you little...

00:53:19There he is.

00:53:23Good work, Monsieur Sturgis.

00:53:25And we have the woman, too.

00:53:26I'm sorry, I promised to let her go.

00:53:29You are making a mistake, Monsieur.

00:53:31I'll take care of that.

00:53:33Come on.

00:53:38Well, what's that?

00:53:40Are you sure you'll get the chair?

00:53:43Dead sure.

00:53:50Goodbye.

00:54:10But you're full of mistrust.

00:54:12Right now, he's trying to prove himself for you.

00:54:19Hello.

00:54:20Yes, Larry.

00:54:25Good work, boy.

00:54:27He's got baggage.

00:54:32Then my part's finished.

00:54:34If he has anything to say, he'll come to me.

00:54:36Where are you going?

00:54:37Now, don't do anything hasty.

00:54:50Good work.

00:54:50Good work, mesdames et messieurs.

00:54:52Incredible.

00:54:53Madame had no right to win.

00:54:55She should have bet my number.

00:54:56But you lost.

00:54:58Yes, but that is part of my system.

00:55:00I will win this time.

00:55:02Now, let me play for you.

00:55:03There is another safe...

00:55:04Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:55:05I don't like 17.

00:55:06I like this pretty green number over here

00:55:08where the little donuts are.

00:55:10Oh, madame, we'll lose.

00:55:11Rien n'a plus, madame.

00:55:12Madame cannot win.

00:55:13The double zero.

00:55:16Incredible.

00:55:19Marvellous.

00:55:20Terrific.

00:55:21But only madame has no system.

00:55:24Now, let me show you.

00:55:25I don't know much about this game.

00:55:28Boy, I couldn't have done it better myself.

00:55:57The woman admitted that Daggett had killed Brandon.

00:55:59What did you do with her?

00:56:00Well, let her go.

00:56:02Why?

00:56:03Well, I made a bargain with her.

00:56:05Well, what good is her confession

00:56:06if you didn't hold her as a witness?

00:56:09Oh.

00:56:16Unless you get that woman,

00:56:17we're no better off than we were.

00:56:21So I answered?

00:56:26Hello?

00:56:27You sure?

00:56:36Wait.

00:56:38Don't go without the police.

00:56:44The double zero.

00:56:46The American lady has broke the bank.

00:56:49And she knows nothing about the game.

00:56:51She has no system.

00:56:55Napoleon, all I know is that this game is your waterloo.

00:56:59I've been looking for you everywhere.

00:57:00Look what I've got.

00:57:02I want to talk to you.

00:57:04Mary, I just broke the bank.

00:57:05Aunt Emma, please.

00:57:07Let's get out of here.

00:57:08Fine.

00:57:08I'm just beginning to enjoy myself.

00:57:11What is it?

00:57:11I can't tell you here.

00:57:13Wait till I get the money for these.

00:57:15Let me help you to carry on.

00:57:16I wouldn't think of inconveniencing you.

00:57:20Where do I go for this?

00:57:21Right over there.

00:57:22I feel like I'm going for you.

00:57:24I can't tell you.

00:57:25I'm going for it.

00:57:26I can tell you about the bank.

00:57:26I don't know.

00:57:27Hey.

00:57:28Attention!

00:57:30Ah, très bien, madame.

00:57:32You look for madame?

00:57:33I'm going to start with this.

00:57:35I'm going to start with this.

00:57:37I'll start with this.

00:57:39How much?

00:57:41Double.

00:57:43Double.

00:57:45Good permission.

00:57:51One cup.

00:57:53One cup.

00:57:55Push it, Mr. Man.

00:57:57I'll press two.

00:57:59Faites vos jeux, Mesdames et Messieurs.

00:58:07Les jeux sont faits.

00:58:11Ils ne viennent pas plus.

00:58:15Ils ne viennent pas plus.

00:58:21Fini.

00:58:23Ils ne viennent pas plus.

00:58:25Ils ne viennent pas plus.

00:58:27It's a 60 secondes.

00:58:2925.

00:58:3125.

00:58:3325.

00:58:35...

00:58:3725.

00:58:3925.

00:58:4125.

00:58:4525.

00:58:4725.

00:58:4815.

00:58:5025.

00:58:51I can't see him!

00:59:21So you're a killer, eh?

00:59:31Valerie!

00:59:32Ladies and gentlemen!

00:59:33Do not be alarmed!

00:59:34Everything is all right!

00:59:36Resume me, I'll play!

00:59:47Madeline was a great help to me.

00:59:49I wish she would fall me from the casino.

00:59:51That's why I was with her all the time.

00:59:55She doesn't believe me.

00:59:56Uh-uh.

00:59:57Oh, yes, I do.

00:59:58But the man you arrested?

01:00:00It was Blondie's brother, the decoy.

01:00:02So she could go to Daggett,

01:00:04and they make their getaway.

01:00:05I kind of slipped up a little bit there, eh, Chief?

01:00:08Not as much as you think.

01:00:10When Daggett confessed,

01:00:11he implicated Blondie's brother

01:00:13in the killing of that bank messenger.

01:00:15So, you see, you killed two birds with one stone.

01:00:18So I stand a chance of a permanent job.

01:00:20Any time you want.

01:00:21Oh, no you don't!

01:00:23Well, uh, do I have to go back?

01:00:25Not unless you care to.

01:00:27We always wanted to spend our honeymoon in Monte Carlo.

01:00:30Didn't we?

01:00:32Uh-oh.

01:00:33How are we?

🎰 Monte Carlo Nights (1934) Full Movie | Glamour, Crime & Romance in the Riviera 🌃💎🕵️

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