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📖🏚️ An ancient curse. A vengeful spirit. A house full of secrets. Step into the eerie world of early horror with House of Mystery (1934), a suspenseful tale of supernatural revenge and Eastern mysticism — wrapped in a classic whodunit.  🗿 When an unscrupulous archaeologist desecrates a sacred Indian temple and steals a priceless idol, he returns to America haunted by a deadly curse. Years later, strange events plague his mansion, and guests begin dying mysteriously. Is it the work of a killer in disguise, or has the Hindu god Kali returned to exact revenge?  🎬 Directed by William Nigh, this pre-Code horror mystery blends exotic intrigue, gothic atmosphere, and ghost story elements into a lean, chilling thriller. With its vintage charm and cult appeal, House of Mystery is a forgotten gem from the early days of Hollywood horror.  🧞‍♂️ Expect secret passages, shadowy corridors, and a looming sense of dread — all under the shadow of an ancient curse that refuses to die. ________________________________________ 📺 Watch More Classic Horror, Sci-Fi & Cult Films: 👉 Classic Movie Playlist 🎥 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY ________________________________________ 🔖 Hashtags: #HouseOfMystery #FullMovie #ClassicHorror #1930sMovies #PreCodeCinema #PublicDomainMovies #OldHollywood #MysteryMovie #CursedIdol #GothicHorror #VintageThriller #HauntedHouse #FreeMovies #BlackAndWhiteMovies #CultClassic ________________________________________

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00:00:30THE END

00:01:00Hi. What do I want? Brandy, sir.

00:01:26Right.

00:01:30Well, what's the matter? Do I look funny or something? Might it not be well for you to cut down on the drink a little?

00:01:44Am I bothering you?

00:01:47Not particularly.

00:01:48Where are you going? See that notch dancer again?

00:01:55Now, wait a minute. Don't start telling me my business. You're taking a big chance, Vandergast.

00:02:03Those temple notch dancers are high caste Hindu girls. And attention from anyone outside their own caste is apt to result in his disappearance some dark night.

00:02:12You mind your own business and keep out of my affairs. Come on, old fellow. Let's be toddling along.

00:02:17Hey, take your hand off me. Who are you pulling?

00:02:20Just run home and sleep it off. There's a good chap.

00:02:22Say, just for that, I'm going to have another one.

00:02:25You've had more than you can carry. Getting drunk in this country is a good way to get into trouble.

00:02:30Yeah?

00:02:31Yeah, what?

00:02:32Don't you call me.

00:02:45Say, why don't you look where you're going?

00:02:49He's supposed to be an archaeologist, but the only thing he's discovered so far is the dancer Shandu over at the Kela Temple.

00:03:02He's supposed to be an archaeologist, but the only thing he's discovered so far is the dancer Shandu over at the Kela Temple.

00:03:32Kela Temple is an archaeologist.

00:04:02Why hast thou slain one of Kailai's little ones?

00:04:27I didn't mean to kill the little beast.

00:04:29He jumped on my shoulder as I came into the temple, and I struck him with my crop.

00:04:33Why camest thou here to defile our temple by thy presence?

00:04:36Well, the temple's open, isn't it?

00:04:38Take your hands off me, you blind!

00:04:40Silence!

00:04:41Thy speech is as profane as thine act.

00:04:45That's it.

00:04:46Tell my fortune,

00:04:48and find out what these dogs will suffer when the governor hears about this.

00:04:53Through the sacred eyes of Kailai,

00:04:55I see the sahib has been sent by learned men to our country

00:05:00to wrest from our monuments and temples

00:05:03the history of our wisdom and the history of her past.

00:05:10The sahib has deceived those who sent him.

00:05:14He seeks not the wise men, but their gold.

00:05:18Ere he leaves Asia, his pocket shall be sealed to overflowing with bright gold.

00:05:25The gold shall not be his, but he will not scruple to take it,

00:05:30knowing that on every rupee shall be written the curse of Kailai.

00:05:35The devil's sahib, we may not punish thee,

00:05:41but Kailai will not forget.

00:05:43Sometime, somehow, somewhere,

00:05:47Kailai will mete out justice.

00:05:50It is said,

00:05:51I'll show you what I think of you and your curse.

00:06:10and I'll show you what I think of you and your curse.

00:06:37What?

00:06:37They might have killed you sahib, and they will kill me when they find you.

00:06:56Well, they shan't find you, Shanda.

00:06:59How did you happen to be in the temple?

00:07:01I had departed from the temple after the dancing ceremony, but when I knew the sahib was in

00:07:05danger, I went back to help him.

00:07:07How did you know that I was in danger?

00:07:10My people feel the trouble for those they love.

00:07:28That's very interesting.

00:07:30It was almost 20 years ago, Mr. Ellis.

00:07:34Proceed, Professor Potter.

00:07:35My colleagues here and in England financed this expedition.

00:07:45I, that is, Mrs. Potter, and I put this Prendergast in charge.

00:07:51He understood that the backers were to share in the glory or the profit that might result.

00:08:02Oh, come to the point.

00:08:04Horatia, don't be so long-winded.

00:08:07Hyacinth, control yourself.

00:08:09You know, I, I can't see a thing without my glasses.

00:08:12Well, why don't you put them on?

00:08:14Oh, I'm afraid I, I left them at home.

00:08:18Oh, they're in your pocket.

00:08:19Stupid.

00:08:19Don't be a third, Hyacinth, sir.

00:08:24And you want me to find this, uh, Prendergast, is that it?

00:08:28I have found, uh, that is, Mrs. Potter and I have found this Prendergast.

00:08:33Uh, it seems that I was out shopping one day last week, and my attention was attracted to

00:08:38a Hindu woman who gave her name to the clerk as Mrs. Prane.

00:08:42Now, I put two and two together and did a little snooping.

00:08:46Mrs. Potter means investigating.

00:08:48I said snooping, and I certainly mean snooping.

00:08:52And what did you snoop?

00:08:54I mean, find out.

00:08:55Uh, that this, uh, Mrs. Prane and her husband live on a big estate in the suburbs.

00:09:00This Mr. Prane is an invalid in a wheelchair, and he's attended by an English nurse.

00:09:06Do you believe this Mr. Prane really is Prendergast?

00:09:10I know it.

00:09:11Any man would need more than 20 years and a pair of paralyzed legs to fool me.

00:09:17And you both want to share in this Hindu treasure, is that it?

00:09:20Certainly.

00:09:21Well, naturally, it would strengthen our position if I were to act as attorney for all the investors.

00:09:27Have you the names and addresses of these people by any chance?

00:09:31Ah, I have it.

00:09:33You're crazy.

00:09:34I have it.

00:09:36The cranial fissure on Homo neanderthal is an endemic aberration.

00:09:42I can do well find it if I kept on.

00:09:45Oh, no, it's out this way.

00:09:47That's the absent-minded creature that I've been living with for 35 years.

00:09:54And now he'll spend the day in the museum among the mummies.

00:09:57And when he comes home tonight, he'll tell me he lost something.

00:10:00And if he does, I'll crown the numbskull with a poker.

00:10:04Here is the, uh, the list of the investors.

00:10:08It is correct, except that some of them have died.

00:10:10But, uh, you get in touch with all of them, except the dead ones.

00:10:15Goodbye.

00:10:16Goodbye.

00:10:38Before we begin, I should like to check over this list

00:10:41and see if the remaining investors or heirs are all present.

00:10:45Mrs. Potter and Professor Potter, I know.

00:10:48Mr. John Armstrong.

00:10:49Right.

00:10:50I'd like to get this over with as soon as possible.

00:10:52I'm in the insurance business,

00:10:54and I have a couple of hot prospects for this afternoon.

00:10:56But we shan't keep you long, Mr. Armstrong.

00:10:59Mrs. Geraldine Carfax.

00:11:01Yes, I'm here.

00:11:02Although I did have to get off of my deathbed to get here.

00:11:05You see, I suffer so from indigestion,

00:11:08and my blood pressure is so low that I just...

00:11:11Oh, I'm in the insurance business.

00:11:13Won't you read over our new policy?

00:11:15We have a new disability clause.

00:11:17No one will ever be able to cure you but the spirit.

00:11:21No.

00:11:21I beg your pardon,

00:11:24but I don't believe I've had the pleasure.

00:11:27Stella is my companion,

00:11:29and I never go anywhere without her.

00:11:32You see, I have painting spells

00:11:34due to my operation.

00:11:36Let's get on to business.

00:11:41Mr. David Feld.

00:11:43I'm here.

00:11:44Say, maybe I can interview you with a...

00:11:47No.

00:11:47Thank you very much.

00:11:49Now, you ladies and gentlemen represent the remaining investors

00:11:52or heirs of the investors

00:11:54of the Prendergast Archaeological Expedition.

00:11:57I... I should like to know...

00:11:59That is, Mrs. Potter and I should like to know...

00:12:02What became of the English investors?

00:12:05There were but two of them.

00:12:07And they died six months ago.

00:12:09Suddenly and very mysteriously.

00:12:12Mysteriously?

00:12:13They were murdered.

00:12:16Scotland Yard is still investigating the case.

00:12:19That's neither here nor there.

00:12:21Have you seen this Pern person?

00:12:22Yes, Mrs. Potter, I have.

00:12:24He admitted his identity

00:12:25and explained that he changed his name to Pern

00:12:27for personal reasons.

00:12:29He informed me that he would be very glad to see

00:12:31and meet the investors

00:12:32and discuss the settlement

00:12:34on certain conditions.

00:12:36And what conditions?

00:12:38Mr. Pern will explain all the conditions tomorrow night.

00:12:41He wants to have you all at his home

00:12:42at 8.30.

00:12:44Well, if you meet me here in my office at 7.30,

00:12:47we can all go out together.

00:12:49Okay, I'll be here.

00:12:51And incidentally, while I'm gone,

00:12:52I wish you'd look this policy over.

00:12:54I shan't be able to go, my dear.

00:12:57I must be at the museum.

00:12:59They're going to unwrap the mummy of Ramesses IV.

00:13:02Listen, you worm.

00:13:04You'll be at Mr. Pern's house tomorrow night

00:13:07and forget all about the Ramesses IV

00:13:09or I'll make a mummy out of Potter the first.

00:13:12Ha, ha, Ramesses.

00:13:13I used to smoke him.

00:13:15Well, I beg your pardon, Professor.

00:13:17I'll keep my hat if you don't mind.

00:13:19Here, take your own hat.

00:13:19Although I ridiculed the whole thing

00:13:30as an ancient superstition,

00:13:32I came to know that the priest was right.

00:13:39Suddenly in the dead of the night,

00:13:41I hear the soft poundings of the tom-toms.

00:13:47Grotesque shadows appear on the walls.

00:13:49Great hairy hands

00:13:53press on my throat,

00:13:57strangling,

00:14:00straining.

00:14:07My health has been destroyed

00:14:09and as you see, I'm a helpless cripple.

00:14:14All these years, I've wandered over the globe

00:14:21seeking someplace where I could find peace.

00:14:26But nowhere in this world

00:14:31can you escape the curse of Kali.

00:14:39Finally,

00:14:40I went back.

00:14:43I wanted to return the treasure to the temple,

00:14:48but the priests wouldn't take it.

00:14:51They said it was a curse.

00:14:52I've often thought of the original investors

00:15:02in the expedition,

00:15:03and I wanted to give them what was rightfully theirs.

00:15:07I was afraid

00:15:09that the curse would be carried on

00:15:13to anyone

00:15:13who had any part of the treasure.

00:15:20Finally,

00:15:21I went to England

00:15:24and gave two of them their share.

00:15:30Within a month,

00:15:32both of these people had been found murdered.

00:15:35Then I knew I was right

00:15:40that the curse of Kali

00:15:43would extend on to anyone

00:15:47who possessed any part of the treasure.

00:15:57I realized my days were numbered,

00:16:01so I came home

00:16:06back to the United States

00:16:10to spend my last days

00:16:15in the country of my birth.

00:16:20Fantastic!

00:16:22Fiddlesticks!

00:16:23If you're so afraid of apes and monkeys,

00:16:25Mr. Prenn,

00:16:27what have you got that one for?

00:16:28I had an obsession several years ago

00:16:32that I might conciliate Kali

00:16:34by being good to the animals

00:16:37that were sacred to him.

00:16:40I made large endowments

00:16:41to zoological gardens

00:16:43for the care of monkeys,

00:16:45and that one

00:16:47I raised and kept with me

00:16:50until he died.

00:16:53There was no use.

00:16:56Kali would not be appeased.

00:16:58This is all very interesting, Mr. Prenn,

00:17:00but I should like to know

00:17:02when we are going to get our money.

00:17:04When you've learned to appreciate

00:17:06the curse that goes with it.

00:17:08Just what do you mean by that?

00:17:11I'll give you all your shares

00:17:13on one condition,

00:17:16that you come here

00:17:17and live in this house with me for a week

00:17:20and learn what happens to the possessor of it.

00:17:24Why, this is absurd.

00:17:26It's just a scheme

00:17:27to cheat us out of our money.

00:17:29Pay me my share immediately

00:17:31or go to court about it.

00:17:33Mr. Fels,

00:17:34it will take you much longer than a week

00:17:37to get the money by litigation.

00:17:38My terms are really quite easy.

00:17:42Shander is an excellent cook

00:17:44and I've engaged a new maid.

00:17:50I suppose you're going to tell us

00:17:51that's one of your eight ghosts.

00:17:55No, the phenomena I've been describing

00:17:57is not as easily explained

00:18:00as what you've just heard.

00:18:01That's a plumber

00:18:03putting in a new heating system.

00:18:06I consider Mr. Prenn's conditions

00:18:07very reasonable

00:18:08and as your attorney,

00:18:10I suggest that you comply with it.

00:18:12Well, I sincerely hope

00:18:14that you'll take Mr. Ellis' advice

00:18:16and if you do,

00:18:19I'll expect you anytime tomorrow.

00:18:22Wait a minute, Mr. Prenn.

00:18:24We have a right to know

00:18:25where that money is.

00:18:27It's here,

00:18:28in this house.

00:18:29Over two million dollars

00:18:32in gold and jewels.

00:18:33Two million dollars?

00:18:35I'll stay.

00:18:36I'll stay.

00:18:38Try and get me out of here.

00:18:40Just try and get me out.

00:18:44Are you satisfied?

00:18:46Well, I still have time

00:18:48to see Ramesses unwrapped.

00:18:50Oh, forget about Ramesses

00:18:51and try remembering

00:18:53where you put your hat.

00:18:59Oh, dear.

00:19:16I feel terrible.

00:19:18You know, all this excitement

00:19:19has brought my nervous

00:19:20indigestion again.

00:19:22Well, they say

00:19:23that's the beginning

00:19:24of the end.

00:19:25Oh, don't be silly, Stella.

00:19:28Well, my grandmother

00:19:29felt just like that

00:19:30five minutes before she died.

00:19:33Well, don't be looking there.

00:19:35The money isn't hidden in here.

00:19:37Oh, I've read in stories

00:19:38that the best way

00:19:39to hide anything

00:19:39is to put it

00:19:40in the most obvious place.

00:19:41It's probably locked up

00:19:42in the safe

00:19:43down his room.

00:19:44I know one thing.

00:19:46Tonight,

00:19:46I'm going to have a seance.

00:19:48Seance?

00:19:50Pocahontas can tell me

00:19:51where the money is.

00:19:52Mm-hmm.

00:20:22Hello.

00:20:39Let me speak

00:20:39to Mr. Gage, please.

00:20:40This is Gage.

00:20:42This is Felt.

00:20:43Listen, old man.

00:20:45You'll have to give me

00:20:46another day.

00:20:47Yeah, and that's

00:20:47all you'll get.

00:20:49Nobody watches

00:20:50in the game with me

00:20:51than does me

00:20:51out of five grand.

00:20:53Yeah, and have

00:20:54that door tomorrow

00:20:55or else.

00:20:56All right.

00:20:58I'll get it somehow.

00:21:08Why, uh,

00:21:09I got into

00:21:10Mr. Prenn's room

00:21:11by mistake.

00:21:12How did you know

00:21:13it was Mr. Prenn's room?

00:21:21Thank you, Mr. Armstrong.

00:21:44That's quite all right,

00:21:45Miss Browning.

00:21:46It is Miss,

00:21:47not Mrs.

00:21:48No, it's Miss.

00:21:49Good.

00:21:50I'm suffering with

00:21:51heart trouble

00:21:52and dizzy spells.

00:21:53Oh, how long

00:21:54has this been going on?

00:21:56Ever since I first met you.

00:21:58Well, then it's

00:21:58probably temporary.

00:22:00You'll get over it.

00:22:01Oh, no.

00:22:01If you promise

00:22:02to take my case, doctor,

00:22:04I'll never get over it.

00:22:06Your nerves

00:22:06seem to be very good.

00:22:08Ah, in my business,

00:22:09you need nerve.

00:22:10I'm in the insurance business.

00:22:12Can I interest you

00:22:12in a policy?

00:22:13I have a policy.

00:22:14Really?

00:22:15Yes.

00:22:16My policy is never

00:22:18to get intimate

00:22:18with strangers.

00:22:20Good.

00:22:21Ha-ha.

00:22:22Now that we're

00:22:23practically engaged,

00:22:25tell me,

00:22:27how did you come

00:22:27to get mixed up

00:22:28with the Prenns,

00:22:29the Hindus,

00:22:29and the apes?

00:22:31Well, I was engaged

00:22:32as a private nurse

00:22:33in London

00:22:33by Mr. Prenn.

00:22:34Oh, so you're English.

00:22:36Oh, I'm so happy.

00:22:38I always wanted

00:22:38to marry an English girl

00:22:40so I could have crumpets

00:22:41and tea for breakfast.

00:22:42Then I'm afraid

00:22:43you're going

00:22:44to be disappointed.

00:22:45Oh, don't tell me

00:22:46you can't make crumpets.

00:22:47No.

00:22:48No, I can't make crumpets.

00:22:49I don't like tea

00:22:51and I'm not thinking

00:22:52of getting married.

00:22:54Tell me,

00:22:55what do you make

00:22:55of all this ape business?

00:22:58I don't know.

00:23:03I...

00:23:03At night,

00:23:04I hear strange noises,

00:23:08tom-toms,

00:23:09and footsteps

00:23:10on the stairs.

00:23:12I've often had

00:23:13to give Mr. Prenn

00:23:14first aid treatment

00:23:15when he's been

00:23:15nearly frightened to death.

00:23:21Aw,

00:23:22you're scared, aren't you?

00:23:24Yes, but jobs are scarce,

00:23:26and Mr. Prenn

00:23:27pays me twice as much

00:23:28as I could get

00:23:28anywhere else.

00:23:31Did it ever occur

00:23:32to you

00:23:32that this whole thing

00:23:33might be a fake,

00:23:34a hoax,

00:23:35on Prenn's part?

00:23:36Oh, that couldn't be, Jack.

00:23:38Why, the thing

00:23:39is gradually killing

00:23:39Mr. Prenn.

00:23:45That woman

00:23:46gives me the creeps.

00:23:48Chandra is a strange person.

00:23:51Person?

00:23:52What?

00:23:52She looks more like

00:23:53Gandy's ghost.

00:24:09The, uh,

00:24:11frontal osteology

00:24:13is egregiously recessive.

00:24:14Yes.

00:24:16I suppose you know

00:24:17that's caused

00:24:18by the malconjunction

00:24:19of the prenatal hiatus.

00:24:20Quite right.

00:24:22I guess if that guy

00:24:23got a stranglehold

00:24:24on your throat,

00:24:25it'd be just too bad, eh?

00:24:26Yes, his gargantuan

00:24:28prehensility

00:24:29would be titanic.

00:24:32You don't say so.

00:24:33I'm sorry.

00:24:40Good.

00:24:41Oh, Mr. Ellis.

00:24:43Yes?

00:24:44Here's something

00:24:44might interest you.

00:24:46A book on the law.

00:24:48Oh.

00:24:49Well, goodbye.

00:24:50Oh.

00:24:51Oh, don't forget,

00:24:51I have a patient

00:24:52to take care of.

00:24:53But, uh,

00:24:54I'm about to have

00:24:55a heart attack.

00:24:57Save it till later.

00:24:58Time for your medicine,

00:25:03Mr. Plance.

00:25:04I was wondering

00:25:05where you were.

00:25:06I was out in the garden

00:25:07with Mr. Armstrong.

00:25:09You know,

00:25:09he's really a very

00:25:10likable person.

00:25:12Aren't you afraid

00:25:12I'll get jealous?

00:25:14You couldn't be anything

00:25:15but your nice old self.

00:25:18Now, come on.

00:25:19Come on.

00:25:24Please.

00:25:28It's very interesting.

00:25:35Let's take a walk

00:25:36in the garden, Professor.

00:25:37Well, I, uh,

00:25:39all right.

00:25:40A little fresh air

00:25:41might do me good.

00:25:53Professor,

00:25:54I want to show you this.

00:25:56Oh, there you are.

00:25:58You idiot.

00:25:59Professor,

00:26:00what did you do

00:26:01with your clothes?

00:26:02Why,

00:26:03I packed them

00:26:04in a suitcase.

00:26:05Oh, you did?

00:26:06You're quite sure of that.

00:26:08Yes, my dear,

00:26:08I remember

00:26:09because at the same time

00:26:11I packed the dismembered bones

00:26:12of Ptolemy III

00:26:13and sent them

00:26:14to the museum.

00:26:15You numbskull.

00:26:16You sent your clothes

00:26:17to the museum

00:26:18and packed Ptolemy III

00:26:19in your suitcase.

00:26:20Well, in a higher sense,

00:26:21I can hardly realize...

00:26:23Yes, you did.

00:26:24Now you get Ptolemy III

00:26:25off of my bed

00:26:26or he'll spend

00:26:27the rest of his days

00:26:28of the garbage can.

00:26:29I beg your pardon,

00:26:30Mrs. Potter.

00:26:32There's something

00:26:32important I want to show you

00:26:33and the professor.

00:26:34It came to my office

00:26:35this morning.

00:26:37Do not permit

00:26:38your clients

00:26:38to remain

00:26:39in the Prenn house.

00:26:40They will be killed

00:26:41one by one.

00:26:44Scotland Yard.

00:26:45I've never been to a seance.

00:26:52I've heard they're

00:26:53lots of fun.

00:26:54The only spirits

00:26:55I know anything about

00:26:56of a hundred proofs kind.

00:26:58Mr. Armstrong,

00:26:59this is no time

00:27:00for levity.

00:27:02We may all learn

00:27:03something of vital interest

00:27:04to all of us.

00:27:05Professor Potter,

00:27:06what are your ideas

00:27:07on psychical phenomena?

00:27:08I don't believe anything

00:27:10I can't see.

00:27:11Anything you can't see,

00:27:12while you're

00:27:13as near-sighted

00:27:14as a bat.

00:27:15Now I ascend.

00:27:16Push up, Horatio.

00:27:18We shall now

00:27:20all place

00:27:21our hands

00:27:22upon the table.

00:27:25Place your left hand

00:27:28over your neighbor's right.

00:27:30We shall now

00:27:37concentrate.

00:27:40What's the matter

00:27:40with you?

00:27:41You look foolish.

00:27:45We must have

00:27:47all the light out.

00:28:00You who have gone

00:28:04beyond the borders

00:28:05of time and place,

00:28:08here are free

00:28:09for enlightenment.

00:28:11Did she have to sing it?

00:28:13Shh.

00:28:18Pocahontas,

00:28:20is it thee?

00:28:23Speak to me.

00:28:25Tell me

00:28:26what force of evil

00:28:28afflicteth

00:28:29this household.

00:28:33What is that

00:28:35which afflicts

00:28:36our nostrils

00:28:37and enervates

00:28:39our senses?

00:28:48It is I.

00:28:54Pocahontas

00:28:55will

00:28:57answer

00:28:58thee.

00:29:02This night

00:29:03one of you

00:29:06will pass

00:29:08beyond

00:29:10the veil.

00:29:11Beware

00:29:13the vapor

00:29:16of death

00:29:18surrounds

00:29:20all of you.

00:29:23you.

00:29:24Look!

00:29:26It's a reflection

00:29:26of that.

00:29:27Oh, don't be

00:29:28absurd.

00:29:29It's moving.

00:29:31Turn up the light.

00:29:32Where's the switch?

00:29:32Over by the door.

00:29:34What is it?

00:29:36What's the matter?

00:29:37This is your last.

00:29:44She's dead.

00:29:45Maybe we could revive her.

00:29:47I don't think so.

00:29:48Her neck is broken.

00:29:49This is the kind

00:29:50of thing

00:29:50that's haunted

00:29:51me for years.

00:29:53And it will end

00:29:54only when I'm

00:29:55in my grave.

00:29:56Oh, what do you

00:29:57think we should do,

00:29:58Horatia?

00:29:59Get Polly

00:29:59the third

00:30:00and get out

00:30:00of here.

00:30:01Pocahontas

00:30:02was right.

00:30:03Wait a minute.

00:30:11Where did you

00:30:11come from?

00:30:12Outside.

00:30:13What are you

00:30:13doing in here?

00:30:15Same as

00:30:15everybody else,

00:30:16I guess.

00:30:16Well, what were

00:30:17you doing outside?

00:30:18Looking inside.

00:30:20No.

00:30:20Why were you

00:30:21outside looking

00:30:22inside?

00:30:23I was trying

00:30:24to get a line

00:30:24on the thief.

00:30:26What thief?

00:30:27The guy that

00:30:28stole my monkey

00:30:28wrench.

00:30:29I think this

00:30:30is a bug house.

00:30:31The house is

00:30:32all right.

00:30:32It's the people

00:30:33that are in it.

00:30:34You're right.

00:30:34The first thing

00:30:35to do is to

00:30:36send for the

00:30:36police.

00:30:37What can

00:30:38the police do?

00:30:39Maybe they

00:30:40could find

00:30:40my monkey

00:30:41wrench.

00:30:43Nobody can

00:30:44solve this

00:30:44mystery but

00:30:45Pocahontas.

00:30:47never heard

00:30:47of them.

00:30:49Say, this

00:30:49Pocahontas

00:30:50is the one

00:30:50that caused

00:30:51all this

00:30:51trouble.

00:30:52As far as

00:30:52I'm concerned,

00:30:53you can take

00:30:53her right back

00:30:54and sit her

00:30:54down in

00:30:55her wigwam.

00:30:56Oh, that

00:30:58woman.

00:31:03There you

00:31:04are, folks.

00:31:04Now you

00:31:05can see what

00:31:05confronts us.

00:31:06Death is just

00:31:07around the

00:31:08corner.

00:31:08Have

00:31:08yourself insured.

00:31:10Take out

00:31:10one of our

00:31:10new $20,000

00:31:11policies.

00:31:12Easy

00:31:13payment.

00:31:13Don't let

00:31:25nobody in

00:31:26or out.

00:31:56That is Prohibition.

00:32:23There's been a murder committed here.

00:32:26Who did it?

00:32:28That's your business.

00:32:31Listen, lady.

00:32:32Inspector Pickens with a homicide squad.

00:32:34Don't take no lip from nobody.

00:32:36Oh, Horatio.

00:32:37I'm being insulted.

00:32:38Sir, I'll have you know this is my wife.

00:32:41All right.

00:32:42Your apologies accepted.

00:32:44Who owns this joint?

00:32:46My home.

00:32:48These people are my guests.

00:32:50My housekeeper.

00:32:51My name is Prenn.

00:32:53All right, Prenn.

00:32:54How did it happen?

00:32:56We were having a say on.

00:32:58When Miss Carfax...

00:33:00was strangled by the ape.

00:33:04The ape?

00:33:05Well, not this one.

00:33:07This is a stuffed ape.

00:33:08Stuffed what?

00:33:09Stuffed ape.

00:33:15Hey, you.

00:33:16Where are you going?

00:33:18Get a drink of water.

00:33:20Don't try to leave the house.

00:33:23And that goes for everybody here.

00:33:25Well?

00:33:27It's a long story, officer.

00:33:29Well, make it a short story and...

00:33:31Now, officer.

00:33:35You know as much about it as we do.

00:33:38Hindus.

00:33:40Tom-toms.

00:33:41Apes.

00:33:42Haunted houses.

00:33:44Say.

00:33:45Are you sure this seance wasn't a sleigh ride?

00:33:48I'm sure I don't understand you.

00:33:51I've got it.

00:33:52All right, what do you got?

00:33:54The Prenn.

00:33:55Connected with the frontal development of the orang-a-tang

00:33:57must be indigenous to all the anthropoids.

00:34:02Gosh, you have got it.

00:34:04Wait a minute.

00:34:05Where are you going?

00:34:06To the zoo.

00:34:08Well, sit down.

00:34:09You're in one right now.

00:34:10Sit down, Horisha.

00:34:12Pipe down.

00:34:12I've given the orders around here.

00:34:15Boyer.

00:34:16Yeah.

00:34:17You go out and search for the house on the grounds.

00:34:19If you see any apes or anything that looks like monkey brindes,

00:34:21bring it in here.

00:34:21Okay.

00:34:22You go out and watch the back door.

00:34:23Don't let nobody out.

00:34:31Don't do that.

00:34:41Is the coroner going yet?

00:34:42Yeah.

00:34:42He took the body with him.

00:34:44No apes?

00:34:45No apes.

00:34:46No apes.

00:34:47No apes.

00:34:49They talked to the servants.

00:34:50That Hindu woman does all the cooking and housekeeping.

00:34:52She don't know nothing.

00:34:54You know what?

00:34:54No.

00:34:55What?

00:34:56Something funny going on around here.

00:34:58I don't think that guy in the wheelchair is crippled.

00:35:01Struck me he might be phony.

00:35:03It struck me, too.

00:35:04Me, too.

00:35:04You go down and find out whether he's really paralyzed or not.

00:35:07Be clever about it.

00:35:08Use your being.

00:35:09Be subtle.

00:35:10Subtile.

00:35:13Thank you, my dear.

00:35:16There.

00:35:17How's that?

00:35:17Is that comfortable?

00:35:19My dear, I don't know what I'd do without you.

00:35:21I really think you owe it to yourself to take out a policy

00:35:24the way things are now.

00:35:26We don't know when one of us are going to be murdered.

00:35:31But who would I make the beneficiary?

00:35:34Now that Mrs. Carfax is gone,

00:35:37I have no one left but Pocahontas.

00:35:39Well, leave it to Pocahontas.

00:35:41One thing, she won't squander it.

00:35:43I do hope all this excitement doesn't affect you, Mr. Prenn.

00:35:47I think I'll live through it.

00:35:50No, no, that's quite all right.

00:35:54Any clues yet, officer?

00:35:57No, but I'm on the tailor one right now.

00:36:01No!

00:36:04Why, how dare you?

00:36:05Why did you do that?

00:36:07I beg your pardon, me foot slipped.

00:36:10I don't want anybody to leave the room.

00:36:14What's the idea?

00:36:15I lost my bit.

00:36:18What bit?

00:36:19Just a little bit.

00:36:20Are you sure you lost it in here?

00:36:22No, I think I lost it in the garage.

00:36:24Why don't you go out there and look for it?

00:36:25It's warmer in here.

00:36:28What's the use?

00:36:34What did you find out?

00:36:35I found out it's paralyzed, all right.

00:36:37Then let anybody know what you were after.

00:36:38Did you think I'm done?

00:36:40Huh?

00:36:40I was subtle, just like you said.

00:36:42Ah.

00:37:01There it is again.

00:37:02What in it?

00:37:03The town town.

00:37:03Ah!

00:37:06Oh, no!

00:37:07Look there!

00:37:08What is this?

00:37:08It's in there!

00:37:16Clancy!

00:37:19Hey!

00:37:20Let me hit that giant!

00:37:26Ah.

00:37:27That's the end of the ape.

00:37:29Hey, get a dose of his own medicine.

00:37:31The strangest looking ape I ever saw.

00:37:35Why?

00:37:36Oh!

00:37:37It's not an ape.

00:37:39It's a man.

00:37:41Oh, my goodness.

00:37:47Fells!

00:37:49So Fells was a murderer.

00:37:51Oh, no, it can't be.

00:37:53It has to be.

00:37:54You people saw an ape, and here it is.

00:37:56Yes, but Fells was at the table when we saw the ape's hands.

00:37:58When Mrs. Carfax was killed.

00:38:00Ah, you were seeing things.

00:38:02What's that smell?

00:38:04Incense!

00:38:05Now that I remember, incense was burning in a bowl behind Mrs. Carfax.

00:38:18So what?

00:38:18We've caught the ape to kill Carfax.

00:38:20You forget one thing, Inspector.

00:38:22Yeah, what?

00:38:22Who killed Fells?

00:38:24Yeah, I never thought of that.

00:38:25Fells' neck was broken just like Mrs. Carfax's.

00:38:27So what?

00:38:28A creature's superhuman strength did to kill him.

00:38:31Yeah?

00:38:31Well, if it was an ape, how did he...

00:38:33Ah.

00:38:37Ah, so this is the way you got in and out.

00:38:40Listen, you mugs.

00:38:41You go and find that ape, or you'll be pounding the beat.

00:38:42Oh, Chief, we looked all over the joint.

00:38:44There's a sign of it anywhere.

00:38:45How about the garage?

00:38:46Search the ground, search everything, and find that TomTom gadget.

00:38:49No son of an ape's going to make a monkey out of me.

00:38:51Come on now, get going.

00:38:53Don't come back without some information.

00:38:55Come on, I'll fight everybody.

00:39:05Poor Fells.

00:39:06I can't understand it.

00:39:11What I can't comprehend is the reason for the monkey suit.

00:39:14I think the explanation for that is relatively easy.

00:39:17Fells was heavily in debt.

00:39:19He knew the money was in the house and made up his mind to get it.

00:39:22No doubt he got that gorilla suit when he went to town this afternoon.

00:39:26He thought that if anyone of us saw him prowling around the house,

00:39:28he'd have time to get back to his room during the excitement.

00:39:31Poor devil.

00:39:33If he'd only believed in the curse on the treasure.

00:39:37We'll all be killed one by one, just like rats in a trap.

00:39:43And for what?

00:39:43Just a few paltry dollars.

00:39:46I, for what, am leaving this house a million things.

00:39:48Horatia, get my coat.

00:39:50Nobody's leaving this joint until I solve this murder.

00:39:54Horatia, are you going to allow this Bulgarian to brownbeat me?

00:39:58Sit down.

00:39:59Now, see here, my man.

00:40:00Sit down.

00:40:01Oh, if I were only married to a man, instead of a dictionary.

00:40:09Now, listen.

00:40:11Nobody's putting nothing over on me about this ape business.

00:40:14There's a murderer in this house, and I'm going to find you.

00:40:16Yes, and while you're trying to find the murderer, we'll all be killed.

00:40:21Oh, no, you won't.

00:40:22I'll keep my eye on every one of you.

00:40:25I won't turn my back for a minute.

00:40:38Give me police headquarters.

00:40:41This is Pickens.

00:40:42Let me talk the corner.

00:40:43Hello, bud.

00:40:46Come on on.

00:40:47Get another body.

00:40:49Yeah, somebody croaked him when I turned my back.

00:40:52Oh, don't worry.

00:40:54With Ned Pickens on the job, there'll be no more murder.

00:41:10Wait a minute.

00:41:11Who's out of this room?

00:41:12Oh, Armstrong, the insurance guy.

00:41:14He's the one I suspect at all.

00:41:16Let go.

00:41:17Help.

00:41:18Quick.

00:41:19Help.

00:41:21Help.

00:41:27It's in here.

00:41:28Huh?

00:41:28Here.

00:41:30Armstrong.

00:41:31Quick.

00:41:32Quick, the ape.

00:41:33It went out that window.

00:41:34All right.

00:41:34What do you want to do?

00:41:35Let it get away?

00:41:35All right.

00:41:37Let's hear what happened.

00:41:38Well, after I left Fels' room, I came in here for a handkerchief.

00:41:41The incense was burning.

00:41:43Then all of a sudden, I heard the tom-toms.

00:41:45And the ape climbed in through that window.

00:41:46I suppose you expect us to believe that, Hoey.

00:41:49Well, what do you mean?

00:41:50Find the apes?

00:41:51Nope.

00:41:52No apes.

00:41:53What about the garage?

00:41:54Nothing there.

00:41:54Do you hear that?

00:41:56We've combed this house and grounds from end to end.

00:41:59And there's no apes around.

00:42:00You're the guy that called our attention to this incense before.

00:42:04You know what I think?

00:42:05What?

00:42:05I think you're the murderer.

00:42:07And this last gag of yours is just a stunt that throws suspicion away from yourself.

00:42:11Why, that's absurd.

00:42:12I've been listening to some of your talk.

00:42:14And I know what your purpose is.

00:42:16You're crazy.

00:42:17Yeah.

00:42:18Crazy like a fox.

00:42:19You cook up this whole thing for one reason.

00:42:21Well, what's that?

00:42:22So you could sell a lot of insurance.

00:42:24I've never heard anything so ridiculous in my life.

00:42:26Boy, you're a cranky.

00:42:27Put him under arrest.

00:42:28And then he won't be any more in murders.

00:42:51Water.

00:42:52She's dead.

00:42:58That Poco spirit sure let her down.

00:43:04How's he?

00:43:05He'll be all right.

00:43:15What happened?

00:43:18It was terrible.

00:43:20Miss Walker felt faint.

00:43:25She started towards the French window to get some air.

00:43:31Suddenly the tom-toms began.

00:43:33The ape came through the window.

00:43:39She screamed.

00:43:42He grabbed her.

00:43:46That's all I remember.

00:43:51I must have fainted.

00:43:52Well, Mr. Big shot, I guess that lets me out.

00:43:56You can save yourself the trouble, Inspector.

00:44:10I assure you that the ape is quite dead.

00:44:13It's ridiculous keeping us cooped up here like this.

00:44:16Three people have been killed already.

00:44:18The house has bewitched.

00:44:21Mr. Ellis, you are our attorney.

00:44:23I insist, that is, Mrs. Potter insists, that you take means to get us out of here.

00:44:29My clients are perfectly justified in wishing to leave here, Inspector.

00:44:33You have no right to make them stay here, to become victims of whatever's going on in this house.

00:44:37You're no closer to the solution of this mystery than you were after the first murder.

00:44:41Boy, you ought to get a medal for the way you gum this case up.

00:44:45This isn't the case.

00:44:46It's an epidemic.

00:44:48Telephone.

00:44:49Telephone.

00:44:49Phone.

00:44:56Hello.

00:44:58Oh, hello, bud.

00:45:00Yeah, I'm up to my neck in apes.

00:45:03Come on out.

00:45:03We've got two bodies for you now.

00:45:05By the time you get here, it'll probably be an even half dozen.

00:45:15We'll wait for the coroner, and then we'll call it a night.

00:45:20Cigarette.

00:45:21Cigarette.

00:45:26When the coroner gets here, why, we'll take a statement from each of you as to what you did and saw last night.

00:45:34And then we'll all meet at the district attorney's office tomorrow.

00:45:40Boyer!

00:45:41Nancy!

00:45:42Cover that door!

00:45:43Cover everything!

00:45:45Look!

00:45:45Look there!

00:45:48If it looks suspicious, let him have it.

00:45:55Well, hello.

00:45:58What do you mean, hello?

00:45:59Oh, gush, hello.

00:46:01Where have you been for the last half hour?

00:46:03Oh, here and there.

00:46:05Yeah, well, just what have you been doing here and there?

00:46:08Oh, this and that.

00:46:10Do you know anything about this Tom Tom?

00:46:13What's his last name?

00:46:15Say, listen, you.

00:46:16Pop out with a good alibi or I'll pinch you for murder.

00:46:19The only way that you can prove that you're not a murderer around here is to get yourself killed.

00:46:23What did she say?

00:46:25She thinks I should go out into the garden and get some air.

00:46:34Well, all right.

00:46:36Don't try to make a getaway.

00:46:37There's a cop out there.

00:46:38Who's that?

00:46:45Where?

00:46:46At the door.

00:46:49Oh, fire!

00:46:50They got me!

00:46:52Turn off the lights!

00:46:53Where's Horatio?

00:46:58Be calm, everybody.

00:46:59Be calm.

00:47:00Who's dead or missing?

00:47:01Smith.

00:47:02Where's Smith?

00:47:03He's gone.

00:47:03Yeah, I figured that out, too.

00:47:05Where are you going?

00:47:06I'm going to find Mr. Prim.

00:47:08He may be hurt.

00:47:09All right.

00:47:10Inspector.

00:47:10What?

00:47:11Read this.

00:47:11What do you make of it?

00:47:28This is the second note I've had like this.

00:47:30The man who writes some evidence, he knows what he's writing about.

00:47:32And I suggest that we follow his instructions.

00:47:34Well, I should say so.

00:47:35If you don't value your lives, I value mine.

00:47:38Say, remember, this is a frame-up of yours.

00:47:40Pickens will be right with you.

00:47:42Clancy.

00:47:43Go out and find Fred on that Hindu woman.

00:47:44Then tell him I want him at the district attorney's office tomorrow.

00:47:47And make it emphatic tomorrow.

00:47:49Emphatic.

00:47:49Wait a minute.

00:47:50What about Ella?

00:47:51Uh, Miss Browning.

00:47:52We can't go out and leave her here alone.

00:47:53Oh, fiddlesticks.

00:47:55She's lived here long enough without getting into trouble.

00:47:57Let's get out of here.

00:47:58Yeah, I want to meet this Scotland Yard guy and get the lowdown.

00:48:02Maybe it's an Englishé.

00:48:06And the district attorney wants to see us as soon as we get through here.

00:48:09Well, there's almost time for Scotland Yard to put in an appearance.

00:48:13I bet this is all just a scheme to get us away from the print house.

00:48:17I've been doing some thinking.

00:48:19And it's going to take more than an old coot of an ape

00:48:21to make me give up my share of that money.

00:48:23It's too bad that ape to death at me.

00:48:26Yes, it is too bad.

00:48:28What's that?

00:48:29If he had, I have no doubt of what the outcome would have been.

00:48:53Why, Ella, dear, where are you going?

00:49:10I'm leaving, Mr. Prince.

00:49:12Leaving?

00:49:13What for?

00:49:14I'm afraid of what's going on in this house.

00:49:18There might be more murders.

00:49:20I don't think so, my dear.

00:49:22Now those other people are gone.

00:49:25Why, you think they had something to do with the murders?

00:49:29One of them did.

00:49:31I'm quite sure of that, my dear.

00:49:33But what about the ape?

00:49:34I've come to believe that the ape was an obsession of mine.

00:49:40Brought on by brooding for years over that foolish curse.

00:49:44Please don't leave me.

00:49:48I don't know what to say, Mr. Prince.

00:49:50You know, there's...

00:49:51There's something I've wanted to talk to you about for days.

00:49:56But I hesitated because...

00:50:00Ella, darling, I wanted to ask you to be my wife.

00:50:04I found her.

00:50:07Why, no, dear.

00:50:08She's just my housekeeper.

00:50:10You know, she's been brooding a great deal lately.

00:50:13And I think she's terribly homesick.

00:50:17And I think I'll let her go back.

00:50:20There's no hurry.

00:50:22Take your time and think it over.

00:50:26Well, uh...

00:50:27In the meantime, please don't leave me.

00:50:30And after all, my dear,

00:50:32a brave little nurse doesn't run away from her duty.

00:50:37All right, Mr. Prince.

00:50:39I'll stay.

00:50:41I think I'll go to bed now.

00:50:43My dear.

00:50:44Good night.

00:50:48Scotland Yard.

00:50:49Oh, well...

00:50:50The plumber.

00:50:54You, the man from Scotland Yard?

00:50:57Yep, I've seen him before.

00:50:59He's the McCoy, all right.

00:51:00Scotland Yard.

00:51:02Incredible.

00:51:03Scotland Yard first became interested in the case

00:51:05when two people were killed in Prenn's house in London.

00:51:08The case baffled the Yard officers in London,

00:51:11and they came to believe implicitly

00:51:13that the Hindu curse was behind the murder.

00:51:16Nonsense.

00:51:17That's what I thought.

00:51:18And when I was assigned to the case,

00:51:19I found out that Mr. Prenn

00:51:20was having a new water system installed in his house.

00:51:24That's how I became the dumb plumber.

00:51:26Have you solved this mystery yet?

00:51:27I have.

00:51:28Then why didn't you tell us about it last night

00:51:29and prevent the murders?

00:51:30But I didn't solve it until after the murders.

00:51:33As a matter of fact,

00:51:34we haven't any actionable evidence yet.

00:51:36We must trap the ape and whoever's behind him.

00:51:39That's why I asked you to meet me here.

00:51:42All right, let's hear the story.

00:51:44Well, we're not all here yet.

00:51:45We must wait for Miss Ella Browning.

00:51:46But you didn't say anything about her in your note.

00:51:49She wasn't in the room when I left.

00:51:51One of you would have had to tell her,

00:51:52and the walls at the Prenn house have ears.

00:51:55I left a note in her room.

00:51:56She should be here any minute.

00:51:58Why didn't you tell me?

00:51:59I'd have gotten her out of there.

00:52:01I don't care for this whole setup.

00:52:13Uh, Sander.

00:52:15You know, I don't think you've been looking at all well lately.

00:52:19You think so, Sahid?

00:52:21Yes, I was thinking that, uh,

00:52:23an ocean voyage might do you good.

00:52:25Uh, how, how do you think you'd like a trip back home?

00:52:30Well, they saw here to go with me.

00:52:33Well, no.

00:52:35No, you, you see, Sander,

00:52:37I, uh, I have a lot of important things to attend to here.

00:52:40Do you wish me to go alone?

00:52:42Yes.

00:52:43Uh, well, that is, uh, you can go on ahead,

00:52:45and, uh, as soon as I clear things up, I'll join you.

00:52:49Very well.

00:52:51That's a good girl.

00:52:52And, uh,

00:53:18Not bad for a cripple, eh?

00:53:27My people have thought they saw him in a threat.

00:53:31You know, I have to laugh when I think how we fooled all those saps with the curse of K-Li.

00:53:39K-Li, old kid.

00:53:42You're all right.

00:53:44Come on, Shanda.

00:53:46Drink a toast to K-Li.

00:53:48K-Li, my pal.

00:53:54Here you are to K-Li, who knows nothing.

00:53:59And here's to K-Li, who knows everything.

00:54:03Well, here's to both of them.

00:54:05All stick to them, long may they wave.

00:54:13Yes, sir, K-Li.

00:54:14We certainly fooled them, didn't we?

00:54:16Well, that old priest of yours spouted all that junk about a curse.

00:54:21He didn't know I'd have a chance to make good use of it someday, did he?

00:54:25Did he?

00:54:31Well, there.

00:54:32You...

00:54:36You...

00:54:37K-Li, K-Li!

00:54:54It's a tum-tum.

00:55:23It's a tum-tum.

00:55:24Another murder.

00:55:25Ella!

00:55:26If anything happens to that girl...

00:55:29Oh, Sandra, it's the tum-tums again.

00:55:32I know, but it's gone now.

00:55:35Where's Mr. Prim?

00:55:37He is asleep.

00:55:38Poor man, he's tired.

00:55:40The tum-tums didn't even awaken him.

00:55:42Are you sure he's asleep?

00:55:44He's asleep.

00:55:46But ma'am Syed must also be tired.

00:55:49Why does she not go to rest?

00:55:51Oh, that's what I was trying to do when those darn tum-tums started again.

00:55:56It is done, O'Killai.

00:55:57Revenge is thine.

00:56:01It is done, O'Killai.

00:56:02Revenge is thine.

00:56:06It is done, O'Killai.

00:56:07Revenge is thine.

00:56:08It is done, O'Killai.

00:56:09Revenge is thine.

00:56:13It is done, O'Killai.

00:56:14It is done, O'Killai.

00:56:15Revenge is thine.

00:56:16It is done, O'Killai.

00:56:17Revenge is thine.

00:56:18Revenge is thine.

00:56:19Revenge is thine.

00:56:23.

00:57:55That's her room.

00:58:49What are you trying to do?

00:58:51I want to see who it is.

00:58:54Why, his head won't come off.

00:58:56Huh?

00:58:56Why, this is a thrill of a car.

00:59:01This whole thing is so obvious, folks.

00:59:08This man, Prenn, was a self-centered miser.

00:59:10And when the investors in the old expedition insisted on a showdown, he'd prefer to kill

00:59:15them rather than give up the money.

00:59:17Is that clear?

00:59:18The only thing that's clear to me is that we're not going to get any of that money.

00:59:24Now, this Shonda, the Hindu woman, was also a priestess of Kali and could train an ape.

00:59:29Where did they get the ape?

00:59:31Six months ago, an ape was stolen from the Metropolitan Zoo.

00:59:35The same thing happened in London a year ago.

00:59:38Mr. Smith, what we'd really like to know is how the murders were committed.

00:59:45Yeah.

00:59:45Very simple, my dear, Mr. Ticken, very simple.

00:59:49The ape was trained to go immediately to the incense when it heard the tom-tom and break

00:59:53the neck of the first person it met.

01:00:01Mr. Browning, I hope you've recovered from the shock.

01:00:05Thank you very much.

01:00:07You have?

01:00:08Where did they hide the ape?

01:00:10In the secret panel of that bookcase.

01:00:14Ah.

01:00:16But Prenn was paralyzed.

01:00:18Clancy proved that.

01:00:20That's what he thought.

01:00:21But a man of Prenn's willpower could easily fail to react to a tick in the shin.

01:00:28If Prenn was the murderer, how come he got croaked?

01:00:30Yeah.

01:00:32Shonda was jealous of Miss Browning, the nurse, and had the ape killed Prenn.

01:00:37She also tried to have the ape kill Miss Browning.

01:00:39Shonda, while we're standing here gassing, she's getting away.

01:00:43Boyer, Prenn, don't worry.

01:00:45She won't get far.

01:00:46I've attended to that.

01:00:47It looks like everybody is handling this case but me.

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