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📖🏚️ A stormy night. A family secret. A creature in the shadows. Step into a chilling tale of inheritance, intrigue, and fear with The Monster Walks (1932) — one of the earliest examples of the "old dark house" horror genre.  🧬 When Ruth Earlton returns home to claim her late father’s estate, she finds herself trapped in a creaky mansion with suspicious relatives, hidden passageways, and an experiment gone wrong. As thunder crashes outside, a monstrous presence stalks the halls, and the line between man and beast becomes terrifyingly thin.  🎬 This atmospheric pre-Code horror film, directed by Frank R. Strayer, combines elements of murder mystery, early creature feature, and gothic suspense, making it a must-see for fans of 1930s horror and classic thrillers.  👻 If you love films like The Cat and the Canary or Dracula, this moody, black-and-white public domain gem deserves a spot on your watchlist. ________________________________________ 📺 Explore More Classic Horror, Sci-Fi & Mystery Films: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY ________________________________________ 🔖 Hashtags: #TheMonsterWalks #FullMovie #ClassicHorror #PreCodeCinema #OldDarkHouse #1930sMovies #PublicDomainMovies #CreatureFeature #VintageHorror #FreeMovies #BlackAndWhiteMovies #GothicHorror #MurderMystery #CultClassic #EarlyHorror ________________________________________

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00:00The

00:30The End

01:00The End

01:30His death was very sudden, Mrs. Krug

01:34Yes, sir

01:35He was alive last night when I brought him his supper

01:38This morning, Hans found his body

01:41Your son?

01:44Yes, sir

01:44It's Yogi, Mr. Earleton's ape

02:02It's Yogi, Mr. Earleton's ape

02:14But I thought he had disposed of him

02:16No, sir

02:17Do you mean to say that that animal is in this house?

02:20Yes, sir

02:21Mr. Robert had Hans lock him in his cage in the cellar

02:25Everything secure, Hans?

02:42The cage is strong enough

02:44I put a chain across the door

02:47But what makes him scream so?

02:51That's because of the corpse in the house

02:54He remembers his dead master

02:58You have my deepest sympathy, Robert

03:16Thanks, Mr. Wilkes

03:18It seems unbelievable that it could have happened so quickly

03:23Why, only last week when he was in the city

03:26He seemed perfectly well

03:28My brother always enjoyed good health, Mr. Wilkes

03:31I was the sickly one

03:32And now

03:33A paralytic

03:35But could medical science do nothing for you?

03:38No, nothing can ever bring power to these lifeless limbs

03:42Now, don't be alarmed, Mr. Wilkes

03:48He is securely locked in his cage

03:50Would you care to see him?

03:54Why, yes, if it is not too much trouble

03:57Hans

03:58Take Mr. Wilkes down to see Yogi

04:02Yes

04:03Let's go

04:33There was a mate to this one, but it died in one of Dr. Erlton's experiments.

04:57What was the nature of that experiment?

04:58I don't know.

05:01But he was the doctor's favorite.

05:03Yogi had to run out of the house.

05:05He knew every nook and corner.

05:08Was there no danger?

05:10Miss Root was afraid of him.

05:13That's because he was always jealous of her.

05:17So that is why she went away.

05:21I suppose she had other reasons for money to get away from this dreary old place.

05:29And she's coming back here tonight.

05:32But if she does, he'll know.

05:36They'll never forget their hatred.

05:38Is Miss Root's room ready?

05:58Yes, sir.

05:59Light a fire there.

06:00It's rowing coals.

06:02Make her room as cheerful as possible.

06:04Yes, sir.

06:18Oh, excuse me, sir.

06:22Look down the road and see if you see any signs of Miss Root.

06:30Hans has just told me of that animal's hatred for Ruth.

06:46They should not be in the same house together.

06:48She's perfectly safe.

06:50He can't possibly escape.

06:52Why, with his tremendous strength, anything is possible.

06:58Did you not consider that, Robert, when you asked me to read the will in this house?

07:02I was selfish, perhaps.

07:04I was thinking of my own condition.

07:05But I think she would have come to see her father anyway.

07:20The storm is increasing.

07:22I'm afraid I shall have to impose on your hospitality and spend the night here.

07:27Yes, yes, yes.

07:30Of course, of course.

07:32Mrs. Krug.

07:34Mrs. Krug.

07:36Mrs. Krug.

07:44Prepare a room for Mr. Wilkes.

07:46The guest room is ready, sir.

07:52No.

07:53No, no, I think Mr. Wilkes would be more comfortable in the other wing of the house.

07:57Away from our family sorrow.

08:00Oh, anywhere will do, Mrs. Krug.

08:09Did you see anyone on the road, Hans?

08:12Can't see a thing.

08:16There's someone coming now.

08:35How do you know?

08:37He always acts like that when there's somebody arriving that he knows.

08:45Could it be Ruth?

08:46I wonder.

08:47I wonder.

08:53County Ruth.

08:55County Ruth.

09:08Uncle Robert.

09:11Oh, Uncle Robert.

09:13Uncle Robert.

09:16Oh, if I were not so helpless.

09:21If my shrunken body could lift you up and comfort you.

09:34There, there, my child.

09:36Be brave, dear.

09:37Be brave.

09:38If I could only have, only have been here and talked with him.

09:52Just seen him once again.

09:54Let me take his place in your heart, now that you're more than ever alone.

10:01Oh, I loved him so much.

10:02I loved him so much.

10:04I should never have gone away.

10:06there is nothing to fear dear he is securely caged oh but he frightened me so oh pardon me

10:28uncle robert my fiance dr clayton happy to know you sir you have my deepest

10:35thank you mr wilkes oh ted my father's attorney mr wilkes dr clayton gladiño happy to meet you sir

10:44what's that that's yokey what's the matter with that man he must be in misery

10:52his master is dead where in there well you you you you told the banks in there i've got to fix on

11:02this generator in this fog plug here kid will you wait certainly dear

11:12make yourself comfortable doctor there is little i can say and welcome at a time like this i understand

11:34and i extend you my deepest sympathy thank you you knew my brother you were acquainted with his work

11:41yes i suppose that was an ape's cry that startled ruth but there is no cause for alarm i have him

11:50secured beyond possible means of escape mr wilkes inspected him oh yes sir he's in a cage but he's

11:59such a powerful animal i would not have wanted to be closer

12:06yeah

12:08yeah

12:09yeah

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12:20yeah

12:21yeah

12:22yeah

12:23yeah

12:24yeah

12:25yeah

12:26yeah

12:27yeah

12:28thank you

12:35Ashley i'm afraid i don't know what it is but something terrifies me nothing will harm you dear

12:38mpfen grue will put you to bed in your own little room just like when you were a little girl

12:45oh

12:49Oh, I can't think it's real life.

12:56It was all so sudden.

12:58Yes, very sudden.

13:03Come along with Tante, dear.

13:14Hello, Hank.

13:16Hello, Miss Ruth.

13:18Glad to see you.

13:19The nuggets, where shall I put it?

13:23Put it in her old room.

13:30Your Uncle Robert arranged it that way.

13:32I'll fix your things for you.

13:35Thank you, Tante.

13:35I'm going to tell you.

14:05Now that he is dead, it should be known.

14:09Don't be a fool.

14:12We may be turned out.

14:13But it is all right.

14:16Haven't we been still long enough?

14:18No.

14:20Wait until the will is read.

14:22We may be rich.

14:23Ted, don't go into the village tonight.

14:38Stay here.

14:39But the reading of your father's will should be a family matter.

14:43I'd better go to the inn.

14:45Please, Ted.

14:47I want you here tonight.

14:49Dear.

14:50You're nervous.

14:51Please.

14:54All right.

14:55I'll stay.

14:56I'll get my things.

14:57They're in the car.

14:57Are you leaving, Doctor?

15:04No, Uncle.

15:05He's going to see about putting the car up.

15:07He'll be more comfortable here than at the inn.

15:09Well, certainly, Doctor.

15:10We can consider you one of the family.

15:13Thank you very much.

15:14Oh, Hans, will you show Dr. Clayton where to put his car?

15:23He's staying all night.

15:25All right, Miss Roof.

15:28Thank you, dear.

15:29I'll only be a minute.

15:32Dante, will you prepare the guest room?

15:34Yes, I will, dear.

15:44Yes, sir, Doctor Clayton.

15:57Get the bags out of the car.

15:59We're staying here for the night.

16:00Well, isn't that what I'm called, Seth?

16:04You know, Doctor Clayton, I think I'll go for a walk.

16:07Go to a movie or play some pee-wee golf.

16:10Nonsense.

16:11You can't walk to the village in this storm.

16:13It's 11 miles.

16:14That's just a pleasant walk.

16:16I'd just love to take off my shoes and play in the raindrops.

16:21I'd skip part of the way, too.

16:29Did you hear that?

16:31Get the bags out of the car.

16:34Hans will take care of it.

16:43Oh, Ted, did Hans take care of the car?

16:48Yes.

16:49He's showing Exodus where he can sleep.

16:51Shall I proceed with the reading of the will, Miss Roof?

16:54Yes.

16:55Oh, I'm sorry.

16:55I didn't realize the...

16:57Oh, that's perfectly all right, Doctor.

16:59You may remain.

17:00Thank you, but I prefer to go to my room.

17:03Will you show Dr. Clayton to his room, Dante?

17:05The doctor will be more comfortable in the other wing with Mr. Wilt.

17:09But Miss Roof said Dr. Clayton was to occupy the guest's room.

17:14Well, of course, Roof.

17:15I was thinking only of the doctor's comfort.

17:18Come, Doctor.

17:19I'll come back when you're through.

17:30Is it necessary for Mrs. Krug to be present?

17:35Why, yes.

17:36She is mentioned in the will.

17:49Come with me, and I'll show you where you can sleep.

17:52Where's the dead man at?

17:54On the second floor.

17:57Well, I'll sleep in the cellar then.

17:59That's where Yogi is.

18:01You mean that man at house, O?

18:04Well, you give me your umbrella, and I'll go up on the roof.

18:09Come on.

18:10In the name of God, I, Philip Earlton, being of sound mind and memory, and not acting under

18:22duress, menace, fraud, or undue influence of any person whatever, do make, publish, and

18:28declare this my last will and testament in the manner following.

18:32That is to say that I bequeath all money to my credit at the Hudson National Bank in the

18:37amount of $50,000, together with all personal property in the safe deposit boxes at the

18:43Hudson National Bank, which consists of house and lot, and furnishings, and personal effects

18:49pertaining to house and grounds, to my only daughter, Ruth Earlton, and sole heir.

18:57In the event that my sole heir, Ruth, should meet with death in the meantime, then the above

19:03I bequeath to my only brother, Robert Earlton.

19:12In loving memory, I hereby provide that he be sheltered and suitably provided for in our

19:19family home until his death, this home to be maintained until such time.

19:25To my faithful servant, Emma Krug, I hereby bequeath the sum of $50 monthly to be paid out of my

19:35estate, this sum to continue without recourse until her death.

19:42I hereby appoint William Wilkes as executor of my will to act without bond.

19:47Witness my hand, this the 22nd day of April, 1925.

19:54Philip Earlton.

19:58I'm very grateful to your father, Miss Ruth.

20:01Philip was always thoughtful and just.

20:18I'm very happy.

20:21My wishes are realized in spending the remaining years.

20:25Have they finished?

20:26Yes, sir.

20:31It ain't fair.

20:40It ain't fair.

20:41Not a penny.

20:42And we have been still for so long.

20:45And now we get scraps thrown at us by strangers.

20:49It wasn't him.

20:50He was a good man.

20:52Now she comes back.

20:53Now there's money to be had.

20:55And we who have stayed and worked get nothing.

20:57Wait.

20:58Wait.

20:59Someday.

20:59I waited long enough.

21:00I'm going to speak.

21:01And if you do, I'll swear that you are mad.

21:06Now carry him upstairs.

21:19Are you ready to go upstairs now?

21:21Yes.

21:22It's been a trying day.

21:24I think I had better retire.

21:26You also, Ruth.

21:28I'm coming with you, Uncle.

21:34Coming, Ted?

21:35No.

21:36If you don't mind, I think I'll stay here and chat with Mr. Wilkes.

21:40All right.

21:41Good night, Mr. Wilkes.

21:42Good night, Miss Ruth.

21:43That yogi man sure is mad about something.

21:55If he's going to yodel all night, ain't nobody going to sleep.

21:58Hans, I will go through my brother's room.

22:02I have had my bed moved to the room next to his,

22:05so we could spend these last few hours together.

22:07Go to my room, dear.

22:10Yes, Uncle.

22:41If I only had a daughter now, to be always near me.

22:51I shall always want to be near you, Uncle.

22:55You are so much like Daddy that it will keep his memory fresh and dear to me.

23:00You are now a wealthy girl, Ruth, and you must make the most of it.

23:06Wealth to youth is golden, but to age it is a milestone.

23:10I love you, dear.

23:14Good night.

23:15Good night.

23:16Good night.

23:22Good night.

23:23Good night.

23:24Good night.

23:25Good night.

23:26Good night.

23:27Good night.

23:28Good night.

23:29Good night.

23:30Good night.

23:31Good night.

23:32Good night.

23:33Good night.

23:34Good night.

23:35Good night.

23:36Good night.

23:37Good night.

23:38Good night.

23:39Good night.

23:40Good night.

23:41Good night.

23:42Good night.

23:43Good night.

23:43Damn, dull hypocrite

23:46Why don't you tell her you're a hater?

23:50Why don't you tell her you want the money more than she does?

23:53You're all liars

23:54A remarkable woman, Mrs. Krug

23:59She's been here for nearly 20 years

24:01Her devotion to the brothers was almost her religion

24:04And, uh, Hans

24:07Is he her son?

24:10Yes

24:11He was a baby when he came here

24:12I believe she comes with a very good family

24:15But she gave up everything to come to America

24:18They're Germans, aren't they?

24:20Yes, so are the Eltons

24:22I think there's some sort of a distant relationship

24:25There's a large fortune involved, isn't there?

24:29Considerable

24:30Enough to almost burden a young woman like Ruth

24:33I believe she understood the provision of the will

24:36The estate is hers unconditionally

24:38Her father intimated as much

24:40Well, fortunately, there are no other direct heirs

24:43You know, wills are always open to contests, Doctor

24:47Yes

24:48And a large fortune

24:50Is always a temptation, Mr. Wilkes

24:53Yes, Doctor

24:56Well, shall we retire?

25:00Well, if you don't mind

25:01I think I'll stay here and smoke a cigar

25:02Good night

25:04Good night, Doctor

25:05I...

25:19I have attended to your car and driver, sir

25:21Thank you, Hans

25:24Good night, dear

25:38Miss Ruth wishes to speak to you before you retire

25:44Thank you

25:45Good night, Doctor Clayton

25:48Good night, Mrs. Crude

25:49Come in, Ted

26:08Mrs. Crude said you wanted to see me

26:14What is it?

26:16Listen, Ted

26:16I have a premonition that something's going to happen

26:19Something horrible

26:20Now, it's your nerve

26:23What you need is some rest

26:24Oh, I know it seems foolish

26:26But it's all about me

26:28Oppressing me

26:30The house wasn't like this when Daddy was alive

26:32That's because you've grown unaccustomed to it

26:41It's an old place, isn't it?

26:43It's supposed to belong to smugglers a long time ago

26:46There are tunnels and secret passageways all through the house

26:49Daddy had them all sealed up

26:51Because when I was a kid, I was always getting lost in them

26:54That's wild

26:56That's the first smile I've seen today

26:59Now, it's time little girls like you should be in bed

27:01And I could do with some sleep myself

27:04You're going to have to take something to your nerves, young lady

27:12All right, Doctor

27:14Should I take an apple a day?

27:16Apples are strictly forbidden in your diet

27:19Good night, dear

27:20Good night, sweet

27:21Good night, dear

27:22Good night, dear

27:23Good night, dear

27:24Good night, dear

27:25Good night, dear

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27:27Good night, dear

27:28Good night, dear

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27:30Good night, dear

27:31Good night, dear

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27:33Good night, dear

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27:35Good night, dear

27:36Good night, dear

27:37Good night, dear

27:38Good night, dear

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27:40Good night, dear

27:41Good night, dear

27:42Good night, dear

27:43Good night, dear

27:44Good night, dear

27:45Good night, dear

27:46Good night, dear

27:47Good night, dear

27:48Good night, dear

28:19Hans, lock and bolt every door and window.

28:24Nobody's going to steal their money.

28:27It's not here.

28:29I wasn't thinking of their money.

28:49I wasn't thinking of their money.

29:19I wasn't thinking of their money.

29:49I wasn't thinking of their money.

30:19I wasn't thinking of their money.

30:49What was that?

30:51Someone, come to me.

30:53Ruth.

30:55Wilkes.

30:56What is it?

30:57What has happened?

30:59Now be calm, Robert.

31:00Be calm.

31:00It was my niece.

31:01I heard a scream.

31:02What is it?

31:03Oh, Dad.

31:04Dad.

31:05But what happened, Ruth?

31:06What's the matter?

31:07Oh, it was...

31:08Oh.

31:14What is it?

31:15What's wrong?

31:16Oh, Dad, take me away.

31:18Take me away.

31:19Yes, dear.

31:20Now calm yourself and tell me just exactly what happened.

31:23Oh, it was the eighth yogi.

31:25When I awakened, his arm was above me and he was clenching at my throat.

31:29Oh, it was horrible.

31:30Vulnerable.

31:32Yes, dear.

31:33Mrs. Crook.

31:35Oh, Dondie.

31:40There, there, dear.

31:42You're just nervous and excited.

31:45Oh, Auntie Crook.

31:47I'm afraid.

31:48I'm afraid.

32:01She is terrorized.

32:03She said that awful fruit was in her room.

32:04No, no, no.

32:05He couldn't pass, please.

32:06Escape.

32:07Rouse hands.

32:08Send him to the cage.

32:09Tell him to bring Ruth here to me.

32:11Yes.

32:41Have, has that animal been out of its cage?

32:46No, sir.

32:48The lock hasn't been touched and everything is the way I left it.

32:51Well, that's a relief.

32:54Miss Root evidently had a nightmare.

32:58Dr. Clayton.

33:00Oh, Dr. Clayton.

33:06I bet he's down there giving that yoga man a pill.

33:11Oh, Mr. Yoga.

33:31Mr. Yoga, please don't do it this time.

33:34Don't bite out this time, Mr. Yoga.

33:36Come and listen, Mr. Yoga, I'll leave here.

33:38I ain't never coming back here no more.

33:40What is all this nonsense?

33:43What did you say, yoga?

33:51The dog's gone.

33:52I thought that was Mr. Yoga head over to me.

33:55Go to your room.

33:56Yeah, that's why I'm going.

33:58And far away from here.

33:59That's all right.

34:01You need me to hear me.

34:02I'm going in there.

34:13He's securely fastened in his cage.

34:15I've just come from there.

34:17Did you find anything, doctor?

34:18Nothing.

34:19I've carefully examined your room, dear.

34:23And there's no evidence of anyone having been there.

34:25My little girl was having a nightmare.

34:28You're wrought up.

34:29Your nerves were playing you tricks.

34:32But it was so real.

34:34I can't believe I was dreaming.

34:36Dreams always seem real, dear.

34:39Now, what could possibly harm you in the room where you have slept since you were a child?

34:44I'm an awful baby.

34:47I've disturbed and frightened you all.

34:50You let your doctor give you something to soothe your nerves.

34:53And have Mrs. Krug put you back to bed.

34:57I'm awfully sorry.

34:58Good night.

35:10Well, I must confess, Robert.

35:12It gave me an awful jolt.

35:14Ruth was always emotional, even as a child.

35:20Oh, Ted, I can't.

35:22The impression was too vivid.

35:25I can't sleep in that room.

35:28Then perhaps I'd better take you to the inn.

35:31There, there, dear.

35:33Tante Krug will stay with you just like she used to do when you were a little girl.

35:37Will you, Tante?

35:38Of course I will.

35:44Don't worry, dear.

35:46I'll be all right with Andy Krug.

35:48You've had a very severe shock.

35:50I'll get something that will help you sleep.

35:52I'm having a very severe shock.

35:56Thanks for having me.

35:57You're good.

35:57Be careful about it.

36:00There you go, Ted.

36:00Drink this just before you go to bed, after it's dissolved.

36:26Thanks, dear. Perhaps I won't need it.

36:28I'll sit up for a while to make sure you're all right.

36:30Thanks. Good night.

36:32Good night, dear.

36:39Now compose yourself, Robert, and try to get some sleep.

37:00You may have another patient, doctor.

37:03You go to bed, Condi. I'm going to sit up a while.

37:16You should have rest, Ruth.

37:18Oh, I couldn't go to sleep right now.

37:20I'm going to read a while.

37:21I'm going to read a while.

37:26Good night.

37:27I'm going to read a while.

37:28Now we can do more.

37:30Bye.

37:30Billtraum.

38:01Uh, Mr. Wilkes.

38:09Uh, just where were you when Ruth screamed?

38:13Well, I was here, smoking my cigar.

38:17I must have dozed off.

38:19When I heard the scream, I rushed upstairs immediately.

38:22And you stopped by Robert's room?

38:24Why, yes.

38:25Her scream had awakened him also.

38:27And Hans was at the foot of the stairs, and he went to the cellar with you?

38:30Yes.

38:31The ape was in his cage, and the chain was securely fastened.

38:37But I'm convinced that Ruth was dreaming.

38:39Ruth tells me this is quite an old house.

38:55Yes, it is.

38:57It has a lot of secret passageways in it.

39:01Do you know anything about them?

39:02No, but Hans might know.

39:07Hans.

39:09I'd like to talk to him.

39:11Well, his room is next to the kitchen.

39:13I'll go and get him.

39:14Oh, my God.

39:21Oh, my God.

39:33Oh, my God.

39:36Hans!

39:48Hans!

39:55Yes, sir?

39:56Dr. Clayton wishes to speak to you.

40:06You wanted to talk to me?

40:17Yes, Hans.

40:18I want to ask you some questions.

40:21If Yogi should escape from his cage, Miss Ruth will be in great danger.

40:25Well, you can't get out, sir.

40:27I locked the cage myself.

40:29Mm-hmm.

40:31Are there any tunnels near his cage that he might crawl through?

40:34Well, it had all been locked long ago.

40:39Has Yogi ever escaped from his cage?

40:42Well, sometimes when I used to lock him up for the night,

40:46he'd suddenly appear in the doctor's or Mr. Roberts' room.

40:50They'd only laugh and say he could pick the lock.

40:55That's why I put the chain on the door.

41:04That's all, Hans.

41:07You may go.

41:08Very well.

41:21Are you sure that Yogi was locked in his cage?

41:24I'm positive.

41:25He'd have to be released by human hands.

41:27Yet Ruth is not the type of historical woman

41:32that's given to nightmares.

41:34I think you're alarming yourself unnecessarily, doctor.

41:38I wonder.

41:40I still can't believe she was dreaming.

41:42Strange boy, Hans.

42:09He often plays until late in the night.

42:13You say Hans was in the cellar?

42:16Why hadn't he gone to bed?

42:18Well, Hans' room is almost over Yogi's cage.

42:23He told me, before he heard the scream,

42:26that he heard some sort of slight shuffling noise

42:28coming from the cellar.

42:30And he went down there to investigate.

42:31How long has Uncle Robert been an invalid?

42:42Robert?

42:43Why, surely, doctor, you can't suspect Robert.

42:46Why, Robert hasn't walked in over a year.

42:52Nevertheless, I'm worried.

42:54I'd like to talk to Robert.

42:57Would you care to come along?

42:59Why, certainly.

42:59I'd like to talk to Robert.

43:29I'd like to talk to Robert.

44:00Don't be.

44:01Don't be.

44:13He's sleeping.

44:15Perhaps we'd better not disturb him

44:17until the morning, doctor.

44:48She's been strangled to death.

44:57Ruth.

45:05It was a shock.

45:07She'll be all right in a minute.

45:09You were right, Doctor.

45:10There must be a secret entrance to this room.

45:14Someone has made a second desperate attempt on Ruth's life.

45:17Mrs. Krug was not the intended victim.

45:33Who? Who could have done this?

45:35Let's see. Robert was in his room.

45:37Yes, and we know where Hans was.

45:42Could there possibly be a secret passage to the ape's cage?

45:44I don't think it was the ape.

45:47His animal instinct would have told him if it was not Ruth.

45:50Possibly.

45:51But what motive could everybody have for wanting to murder Ruth?

45:57Robert is the only one who would profit by it.

45:59Yes, and we know he was in his bed ourselves.

46:03Besides, he's a hopeless paralytic.

46:04Ted!

46:06Ted!

46:07You're all right now, dear.

46:08Tell me what happened.

46:10She had gone to bed.

46:12I had fallen asleep reading.

46:14When I came back to bed, she was lying there with those horrible marks on her throat.

46:19Well, didn't you hear anything?

46:20I didn't hear or see anything.

46:22Oh, Ted, take me away!

46:24Let Uncle Robert's bell.

46:32I'll go to him.

46:33Wait.

46:34Don't tell him.

46:36The shock would kill him.

46:37All right.

46:38I won't tell him a thing.

46:39I thought I heard something.

46:51Has anything happened?

46:52No.

46:53I was about to retire when I heard your bell.

46:56Is there anything I can do for you?

46:57Nothing, thank you.

46:59Well, you seem disturbed.

47:01Are you ill?

47:02This has been a very severe ordeal for me, doctor.

47:05Oh, dear.

47:17Ruth!

47:20Are you all right, Uncle Robert?

47:22Yes, dear.

47:24Come in.

47:28Something disturbed me that I rang for Mrs. Krug.

47:32The doctor answered.

47:33Your uncle is exhausted.

47:36I'll get him a sedative.

47:37No, thank you.

47:39Come here, Ruth.

47:42I thought I heard something and I was a bit worried about your safety.

47:46No, I'm all right, dear.

47:53Doctor, you learn anything?

47:55Yes.

47:57Robert did not know of Mrs. Krug's death.

47:59I was taking his pulse when Ruth entered the room unexpectedly.

48:03And it stopped completely for several beats.

48:09There could be no possible connection.

48:12Why, the man is a hopeless paralytic.

48:14I'm not so sure.

48:16I want to find that out for myself.

48:20Would you be so kind as to take Ruth downstairs?

48:23Certainly.

48:26It's late, dear.

48:27You'd better try and get some rest.

48:29And you'd better go to bed, too, Ruth.

48:31I'll take care of you, Uncle.

48:33All right, Ted.

48:34Good night.

48:35Good night, dear.

48:41Ruth has told me of your case.

48:43I'm very interested.

48:44Medical science can't help me, doctor.

48:46Nevertheless, if you would permit me, I should like to make an examination.

48:53Very well.

48:55See for yourself.

49:46No!

50:16Oh, my God.

51:16You fool.

51:28You let the girl escape.

51:30You have failed again.

51:33It was her bed.

51:35I was sure it was the girl.

51:37Instead, it was my mother I killed.

51:42Do you understand my mother?

51:45Emma?

51:46Dead?

51:48You put the idea in my head because you wanted the money.

51:52You told me when the girl was out of the way, you would acknowledge me as your son.

51:55And we'd both be rich.

51:59They'll hear you.

52:01Shut your vile mouth.

52:02Why didn't you tell him I was your son?

52:06And now Mother is dead.

52:09And it's all your fault, you shrunken devil.

52:12And yours and the girl.

52:14And I'm going to kill you both.

52:21Ted!

52:22Ted!

52:23Ted!

52:24Ted!

52:24I was wrong, Mr. Wilkes.

52:27It's utterly impossible for Robert to ever walk again.

52:32Why, Ted, what do you mean?

52:35Ruth, you must realize that the attack made on Mrs. Krug was obviously meant for you.

52:40But who would want to harm me?

52:42There is only one possible solution.

52:46The eight.

52:48Yogi!

52:50Oh, Ted!

52:50If he is loose, he will kill me!

52:53Oh!

52:53Mr. Wilkes, will you see if Yogi's in his cage, please?

52:56Why, yes, yes.

53:01Oh, Ted, then it was Yogi's arm that I saw.

53:04I wasn't dreaming.

53:05I'm not sure yet, dear.

53:08Oh, Ted, take me away.

53:16Here.

53:17Have you got a revolver in your car?

53:19No, sir.

53:19I got it right here.

53:20So if Yogi messes out with me, I'm going to blow a hole right through his foe, Coach.

53:24Good.

53:25Come along with your revolver.

53:27No, sir.

53:27Not me.

53:29I wouldn't go down there with President Hoover.

53:31Not that he's a better man than you.

53:34But the position he holds.

53:36Sure.

53:37Give me that gun.

53:44Well, there's going to be another deal.

53:50Well, there's going to be another deal.

53:52There's going to be another deal.

54:30The eep is securely fastened in his cage, and there's someone else in this house.

54:35Ted, what are we going to do?

54:37The first thing I'm going to do is get you out of here immediately.

54:40Exodus?

54:40Yes.

54:41Bring the car around front as quickly as possible.

54:43It can't be too quick for me, boss.

54:45Don't you worry, dear.

54:49Dr. Clayton!

54:51Dr. Clayton!

54:52Dr. Clayton!

54:55What is it, Hans?

54:56Something terrible happened to Mr. Roberts.

54:59Ted, go to him.

55:01I'm all right with Hans.

55:02Go!

55:04Come on, Wilkes.

55:11Hans!

55:13What is it?

55:13Hans!

55:13What is it?

55:13Hans!

55:26Hans!

55:26Is he dead, doctor?

55:32No, he's still breathing.

55:35The same hand that murdered Mrs. Krug.

55:37But I think we've got a chance this time.

55:39I think he'll be able to talk.

55:58Ruth.

56:00Ruth.

56:01It's all right now.

56:02Tell us what happened.

56:03Take Ruth away.

56:05I...

56:05Ruth's safe?

56:06Who was it?

56:08I am the guilty one.

56:12I...

56:13I forced him to do it.

56:16Him?

56:17Who do you mean?

56:18He is my son.

56:22Hans.

56:25Hans!

56:26Hans!

56:27Ruth!

56:28Ruth!

56:54Ruth!

56:58Ruth!

57:00Doctor!

57:16Oh, man.

57:19Ah.

57:21Oh, man.

57:25Oh, man.

57:27Let go.

57:42Let go.

57:44Let go.

57:47Let go.

57:48Let go.

57:50Come on.

57:51Let go.

57:52Get me.

57:53Let go.

57:56Sookie! Sookie!

58:02No! Let go!

58:06Let go! Let go!

58:26She's all right.

58:52Excuse me, boss.

58:54What are they doing with some things around the house?

58:57Well, Dr. Elton was an exponent of the Darwinian theory.

59:02Huh?

59:04He believed that they were our ancestors.

59:07You mean that he's related to me?

59:09Exactly.

59:11Well, I don't know. I had a grandfather that looked something like him.

59:25But he wasn't as active.

59:27That wasn't so happy.

59:28Perhaps, too.

59:29Yes, sir.

59:30Yes, sir.

59:31Yes.

59:32Yes, sir.

59:33Yes, sir.

59:34Yes?

59:36Yes, sir.

59:37Yes, sir.

59:38Yes, sir.

59:40You

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