Revenge Of The Zombies 1943 ★★ (CC) Comedy/Horror [John Carradine, Gale Storm]

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Revenge of the Zombies is a 1943 comedy horror film, directed by Steve Sekely, starring John Carradine and Gale Storm. The film was a follow up to the horror-comedy King of the Zombies (1941) with Mantan Moreland reprising his role as Jeff and Madame Sul-Te-Wan returning as a different character. The film is both a sequel and a partial remake of the original film. Both films feature the concept of a mad scientist married to a zombie wife. In this film, the female zombie has retained her free will, and refuses to be controlled.    Plot:  Scott Warrington (Mauritz Hugo) returns to his childhood home in Louisiana after learning that his deceased sister, Lila (Veda Ann Borg), may have been poisoned. He brings a detective (Robert Lowery) with him, and they switch identities to protect Scott. At first, they find only Lila's sad husband, Dr. von Altermann (John Carradine). Secretly, however, von Altermann is a Nazi who has been perfecting a way to turn the dead, including Lila, into an army of zombies who will serve Hitler.    Credits  John Carradine as Dr. Max Heinrich von Altermann  Gale Storm as Jennifer Rand  Robert Lowery as Larry Adams  Bob Steele as United States agent posing as Sheriff  Mantan Moreland as Jeff Jackson  Veda Ann Borg as Lila von Altermann  Barry Macollum as Dr. Harvey Keating  Mauritz Hugo as Scott Warrington  Madame Sul-Te-Wan as Mammy Beulah, the housekeeper  James Baskett as Lazarus  Sybil Lewis as Rosella  Robert Cherry as Pete, a zombie  Franklyn Farnum as zombie   Directed by Steve Sekely  Written by Edmond Kelso, Van Norcross  Produced by Lindsley Parsons  Cinematography Mack Stengler  Edited by Richard C. Currier  Music by Edward J. Kay

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00:03:29That's to say, get picks, shovels, go to work.

00:03:57You, Pete, watch Dr. Keating's house.

00:04:06You wait here, Jeff.

00:04:26You, Pete, watch out.

00:04:32You, Pete, watch out.

00:04:34I've been watching for you.

00:04:35Barry Adams, Dr. Keating.

00:04:37I brought him along to investigate this matter.

00:04:39I'm glad to know you.

00:04:45I'm glad to know you.

00:04:47Drink.

00:04:56I came as soon as I received your wire.

00:04:58It was a shock.

00:04:59It was a shock.

00:05:00You don't seriously think there was anything irregular about Madame von Altemann's death, do you, doctor?

00:05:04I feel quite sure that the circumstances were too suspicious to be ignored.

00:05:09My sister died suddenly?

00:05:11Certainly.

00:05:19I met her only the day before.

00:05:21I met her only the day before, and she seemed well enough then.

00:05:23From what I can learn, the attack began with a feeling of drowsiness.

00:05:24In a few hours, she passed into a coma from which she never awakened.

00:05:29I made a determined effort to see her, but Dr. von Altemann refused me permission.

00:05:34So what could I do?

00:05:35He was her attending physician as well as her husband.

00:05:38Refused you?

00:05:40But you've known Lila all her life.

00:05:42The death certificate specifies a heart attack, but I know of no heart ailment indicated by those symptoms.

00:05:49They suggested something more sinister?

00:05:52They suggested poison.

00:06:17Finished.

00:06:18Finished, master.

00:06:48Finished.

00:06:49Extra.

00:06:50He wanted them to be a pretty name for you.

00:06:55It'll do.

00:06:56Take it out.

00:07:18THE END

00:07:48But what can we do now?

00:08:12See to it that your sister is buried immediately.

00:08:14Well, let's go then.

00:08:16I'm getting kind of curious to meet this guy.

00:08:17Can you tell us if any of the servants are left there who might recognize me?

00:08:21No.

00:08:22Von Alterman got rid of them all.

00:08:24But you've been away a good many years.

00:08:27I don't think anyone around here is likely to remember you except me.

00:08:32But why do you ask?

00:08:33Since Von Alterman doesn't know him, I intend to pass myself off as Scott Warrington while

00:08:38Scott pretends to be me.

00:08:40Then if any funny business starts, I can handle it.

00:08:42But you feel sure you can carry through such an imposture?

00:08:46For a while anyway.

00:08:47Until we have time to make up our minds about this guy.

00:08:50We can go in my car.

00:08:51Well, I only hope we're still in time.

00:08:56And tan and the curly hair, shoes and stock is about to wear.

00:09:00Oh, Durant, tan.

00:09:01I'm in the groove, ain't I?

00:09:09Holy jumping Jupiter.

00:09:11Mr. Scott.

00:09:13Mr. Scott.

00:09:13What's the matter, Jack?

00:09:14Is you all right?

00:09:15Why shouldn't I be all right?

00:09:16On account of the face that I saw peeping at me in them bushes.

00:09:19Face?

00:09:19What face?

00:09:19Right over there in them bushes.

00:09:28What's the matter with you, Jeff?

00:09:29There's no one in here.

00:09:32They're all right.

00:09:33They're right there.

00:09:34Mr. Beazlebuff, the devil himself.

00:09:36Mr. Larry, I'm going to get out of here.

00:09:38Now, take it easy, Jack.

00:09:39He sure come a long way to find trouble.

00:09:41You saw anyone who was probably just one of the natives.

00:09:43Native from where?

00:09:44Now, ordinary people don't go around with horns.

00:09:47Mr. Larry, I saw them sprouting out of their heads.

00:09:50Oh, don't be foolish, Jack.

00:09:51What are you trying to do?

00:09:52Scare us?

00:09:52With the competition I got around here, I can't scare nobody.

00:09:56Mr. Larry, I saw them looking at me just as plain as they.

00:10:00With red, big, red fire eyes.

00:10:02With wiggling horns and lashing tails.

00:10:04Then what happened?

00:10:05Then they disappeared in the smoke.

00:10:07Blue smoke with red spots in it.

00:10:09Well, we can't waste any more time around here.

00:10:11Let's go over and see what Dr. Von Alderman has to say.

00:10:13Them are the best words I heard tonight.

00:10:14All right, let's go.

00:10:14Mr. Scott.

00:10:15Mr. Scott, you want me to wait here by myself again?

00:10:45Yes, right here.

00:10:53Good evening, Nanny Bueller.

00:10:55This is Mr. Warrington.

00:10:57Please tell your master he's here.

00:10:59Mr. Warrington?

00:11:01The master's gonna be real pleased to see him.

00:11:08This way, gentlemen, if you please.

00:11:11The light done bumped out on us here in this hall.

00:11:23Dr. Keating done brung Mr. Warrington.

00:11:26Mr. Warrington?

00:11:28Really?

00:11:29I'm Scott Warrington.

00:11:30Dr. Keating, you know, of course.

00:11:32This is my friend, Larry Adams.

00:11:34I'm Jennifer Rand, Dr. Von Alterman's secretary.

00:11:37You heard?

00:11:39Yes, Dr. Keating notified me.

00:11:41Dr. Von Alterman wanted to, but he didn't know how to reach you.

00:11:43It must have been a dreadful shock.

00:11:45It was to us.

00:11:46A great shock.

00:11:48You better find your master and tell him

00:11:50Madame Von Alterman's brother is here.

00:11:52I think he's in the chapel with her.

00:11:54Do no lavaid plane!

00:11:56I think he's in therel��고.

00:11:58To find the Apostles Grcup.

00:11:59Then you will see this good lady.

00:12:00Is it still her dad?

00:12:01It must have gone and brought up as a queen!

00:12:02It must be my mother.

00:12:03OK!

00:12:04To find theری DD Valent셔야 it's far away.

00:12:05It must have been destroyed so seriously,

00:12:08sir!

00:12:09Oh!

00:12:10Hour's got the crane to Zhao

00:12:21Let's go.

00:12:51Well?

00:12:53Our brothers come, Mr. Warrington.

00:12:57I will come at once.

00:12:59See to the body of your mistress quickly.

00:13:01Understand?

00:13:09I'll take care of her,

00:13:11like I always take care of her.

00:13:15Uh, Miss Wren,

00:13:17have you been with Bon Alterman long?

00:13:19About six months now.

00:13:21Then you must have seen a good deal of my sister.

00:13:23Naturally, I live here in the house, you see.

00:13:25I understand the attack came on quite suddenly.

00:13:27She hadn't been ill and...

00:13:29No, even Dr. Bon Alterman had no idea her heart was weak.

00:13:33She was so active always,

00:13:35and she looked so well.

00:13:37Yes, so I understand.

00:13:39You know, it frightens one a little to realize

00:13:41how swiftly these things can happen.

00:13:43Mm-hmm, I should think it might.

00:13:45Tell me, you like Bon Alterman and the work here?

00:13:47Very much indeed.

00:13:49He's been awfully patient with me and kind.

00:13:51You see, I'm not very competent, really.

00:13:53In fact, I had a hard time getting a place before I came here.

00:13:57And my sister, was he very kind to her, too?

00:14:01Why, he worshipped her.

00:14:03I've never seen...

00:14:13One of you, I understand, is Mr. Wellington.

00:14:15I'm sorry our meeting has to be under such circumstances.

00:14:17We should have met long before.

00:14:19You should have written your sister.

00:14:21But she never wrote.

00:14:23She was very bitter.

00:14:25But it would please her, I think, that you have come now.

00:14:27Dr. Keating, you know, of course.

00:14:29This is my friend, Larry Adams.

00:14:31I'm very happy to offer him, Mr. Adams, even in this time of trouble.

00:14:33You remain for the funeral, of course.

00:14:35If you'll be good enough to have it soon.

00:14:37Tomorrow.

00:14:39Here in the South, it is not wise to waste time.

00:14:41Many things can happen.

00:14:43Jennifer, my dear, will you be kind enough to see that rooms are prepared for our guests?

00:14:45Certainly.

00:14:47You're very kind.

00:14:49If we won't be intruding, I have a servant with me, too.

00:14:51My driver.

00:14:53You're all very welcome, I'm sure.

00:14:55The storm must have made the roads impossible.

00:14:57May we see, Lila?

00:14:59This way.

00:15:01This way.

00:15:03Come on.

00:15:05Oh, no.

00:15:07Is it true that my temple has Washeels?

00:15:09This way?

00:15:11It's all a middleman.

00:15:13Could you stop showing up or is for here?

00:15:15This way.

00:15:17Well, I can't think of it all.

00:15:19Like.

00:15:21Oh, no pass me on.

00:15:23That was my fall!

00:15:25This way!

00:15:26How did I just have my funeral?

00:15:31One day?

00:15:32One day?

00:15:33Someone introduced me.

00:15:35Oh, brother, you sure startled me.

00:15:37Is you from New York?

00:15:39You see, I just...

00:15:41Master say drive car to garage.

00:15:45Gentlemen staying the night.

00:15:47Here?

00:15:49Here.

00:15:51Here?

00:15:53Here.

00:15:55Well, you see, what I was gonna say was...

00:15:57Beautiful car.

00:15:59I drove car like this for master.

00:16:03Yeah?

00:16:05When I was alive.

00:16:07Oh, when you was alive. Hmm?

00:16:09When you was alive. That did it, brother.

00:16:17Waiting for me, honey?

00:16:19That's right. I'm to show you the way to the house.

00:16:21You've been this close to me all the time,

00:16:23and I've been wasting my time out front.

00:16:25Of course not. I just came to fetch you.

00:16:27What detained you, woman?

00:16:29I never did think I could find anything that looked like you around this place.

00:16:31And you wouldn't, if I could get away.

00:16:33You don't like this place?

00:16:35And I don't like this place. What are we waiting for?

00:16:37My Aunt Mammy Bueller, she won't give me the money to go, no.

00:16:39I'm getting out of here if I have to walk.

00:16:41I hate this place.

00:16:43And I don't like what's going on here lately.

00:16:45What's going on here lately?

00:16:46You'll find out soon enough.

00:16:47What will I find out?

00:16:49You'll see with your own eyes.

00:16:51What will I see?

00:16:52Things walking. Ain't got no business walking.

00:16:54What thing?

00:16:56You wanna see?

00:16:57I'll show you.

00:16:58Wait a minute, honey.

00:16:59I don't insist in seeing you nothing. Wait a minute.

00:17:05Is it much further?

00:17:07No.

00:17:08Tonight I must have given you the laryngitis, didn't it, honey?

00:17:11Man, these must try good.

00:17:14Here is cemetery.

00:17:17I thank you.

00:17:18But I got to go home. I forgot something.

00:17:20But you forget.

00:17:21I forgot to stay there.

00:17:23Don't be afraid.

00:17:25Dead can't hurt you.

00:17:27No, but they'll make you hurt yourself.

00:17:32Where?

00:17:36Where?

00:17:41What was that?

00:17:42Just a zombie.

00:17:44Just a zombie?

00:17:45Where am I?

00:17:52I don't know where you at.

00:17:54But thirty seconds from now, I'm gonna be eleven miles away from here.

00:18:00Goodbye.

00:18:03I'm sure you'll excuse me, gentlemen.

00:18:05I should like to spend the last few moments with my wife.

00:18:08Lazarus will conduct her to your rooms.

00:18:10We can take turns, if you like.

00:18:11We're all watched together.

00:18:12You really think it's necessary?

00:18:13I think it imperative that we see that no unholy rites are performed over Lila's body.

00:18:28Call her, Lazarus.

00:18:30But softly.

00:18:31Uh, excuse me, gentlemen, but I got to be with somebody that I knows.

00:18:46What's the matter?

00:18:47Well, my head keeps telling my feet that there ain't no zombies.

00:18:50But my feet ain't convinced.

00:18:51Zombies?

00:18:52Yes.

00:18:53You know, I know it ain't nothing like that when I'm with friends and the like.

00:18:56But when I'm in the dark, I trust nobody.

00:18:59You're a drunk.

00:19:00No, I ain't.

00:19:01I've been running.

00:19:02Ain't nothing did what I've seen come out of no bottle.

00:19:12Lyla.

00:19:16Lyla.

00:19:21Go.

00:19:30Go to the laboratory.

00:19:51Lyla.

00:19:52It's a trick of some kind.

00:19:53It must be.

00:19:54She's been drugged.

00:19:55I wish I could encourage you to think so, but I'm afraid my fears have been realized.

00:20:05You still think she's dead and he's able to make her walk?

00:20:06How ridiculous.

00:20:07Impossible.

00:20:08I'm sorry, Doc, but I'm afraid I feel the same way about it.

00:20:09Let's find Von Altam and tell him what we've seen and see how he works it out.

00:20:10Read what I dictated this afternoon, please.

00:20:11It is my hypothesis that metabolism, although vital to prenatal and adolescent development,

00:20:15is not essential in later life.

00:20:16Tissues and cells, once fully matured, can be sustained indefinitely by a process of inter-refrigeration.

00:20:19It is my hypothesis that metabolism, although vital to prenatal and adolescent development,

00:20:23is not essential in later life.

00:20:25Tissues and cells, once fully matured, can be sustained indefinitely by a process of inter-refrigeration.

00:20:29Yes.

00:20:30Yes.

00:20:31What is it?

00:20:32Sorry to disturb you, but something quite unbelievable is happening.

00:20:33Yes.

00:20:34The body of your wife is dead and dead.

00:20:35It is my hypothesis that metabolism, although vital to prenatal and adolescent development,

00:20:38is not essential in later life.

00:20:40Tissues and cells, once fully matured, can be sustained indefinitely by a process of inter-refrigeration.

00:20:46Yes.

00:20:47Yes, what is it?

00:20:50Sorry to disturb you, but something quite unbelievable is happening.

00:20:57Yes.

00:20:58The body of your wife is not in a casket.

00:21:00My dear fellow, you're talking absolute nonsense.

00:21:02Not at all.

00:21:03As a matter of fact, we just saw her leave it.

00:21:05You saw her leave it?

00:21:06Exactly.

00:21:07We all did.

00:21:08What's the meaning of it?

00:21:10Forgive me, but what you say is clearly impossible.

00:21:25You've been on guard here since I left you?

00:21:27Yes, master.

00:21:28I see cold.

00:21:29Have you a small mirror, Miss Rand?

00:21:30Oh, yes.

00:21:32I see cold.

00:21:33Have you a small mirror, Miss Rand?

00:21:34Oh, yes.

00:21:37I see cold.

00:21:38I see cold.

00:21:39Have you a small mirror, Miss Rand?

00:21:40Oh, yes.

00:21:44She's not breathing.

00:21:45But look.

00:21:46She's smiling now.

00:21:47She wasn't before.

00:21:48How can you all behave like this?

00:21:49It's cruel.

00:21:50It's unpardonable.

00:21:51It's unpardonable.

00:21:52You've had a long trip, and I'm perhaps overtired.

00:21:53You've had a long trip, and I'm perhaps over tired.

00:21:55She's not breathing.

00:22:02But look, she's smiling now.

00:22:05She wasn't before.

00:22:07How can you all behave like this?

00:22:10It's cruel.

00:22:12It's unpardonable.

00:22:15You've had a long trip and you're perhaps over tired.

00:22:19Our nerves sometimes play us strange tricks.

00:22:22Here we go.

00:22:39Master say, follow me.

00:22:42Very good.

00:22:52Come in.

00:23:05Dr. von Alterman?

00:23:16Commander von Hofmannsthal has received a report from me that my experiment is now successfully completed.

00:23:21Yes, Doctor.

00:23:22He sent me to inquire into the nature of it.

00:23:24Is he prepared to arrange my transportation home?

00:23:26Yes, I'm to arrange that.

00:23:28Will there be much apparatus?

00:23:30Naturally.

00:23:31I have one subject to demonstrate my achievement.

00:23:34You shall see.

00:23:40Go to the chapel.

00:23:41Sound the call.

00:23:48Would you explain your experiment to me, Dr. von Alterman?

00:23:51Certainly.

00:23:52Please sit down.

00:23:53I've only tried to explain it and they wouldn't believe me.

00:23:57I am prepared to supply my country with a new army,

00:24:04numbering as many thousands as are required.

00:24:08A new army?

00:24:10An army that will not need to be fed.

00:24:14It cannot be stopped by bullets.

00:24:16That is, in fact, invincible.

00:24:18Sounds impossible.

00:24:20An army of robots or automatons?

00:24:23An army of the living dead.

00:24:26What?

00:24:27Surely you heard me drilling them before you knocked at the door?

00:24:32I've heard something.

00:24:34Wait.

00:24:41Come a few steps closer, my dear.

00:24:44My wife does not answer your greeting because she is dead.

00:24:57Yes?

00:24:58Approach her and satisfy yourself.

00:25:06Give him your hand to kiss, my dear.

00:25:08You didn't believe me, did you?

00:25:14I'll prove it to you beyond a doubt.

00:25:30It's weird.

00:25:31Unbelievable.

00:25:32Forgive me here, doctor, but...

00:25:34I find it difficult to realize you've chosen your own wife for this dreadful experiment.

00:25:40I had already experimented with various subjects.

00:25:43Lazarus who brought you in was one of them.

00:25:47Now, what greater destiny could my wife have achieved than to serve me?

00:25:52And through me, our country?

00:25:55That is so.

00:25:56I shall take her there.

00:25:59And demonstrate the zombies must obey their master.

00:26:02Against an army of zombies, no armies could stand.

00:26:06Or even blown half to bits.

00:26:09Undaunted by fire and gas.

00:26:11Zombies would fight on so long as the brain cells which receive and execute commands still remained intact.

00:26:17How?

00:26:21No.

00:26:22No.

00:26:27Watch this.

00:26:29Your brain works independently of mine.

00:26:32Go back.

00:26:39I must make still another experiment.

00:26:41Apparently I've succeeded too well this time.

00:26:44I must now paralyze certain portions of the brain.

00:26:48So that my subjects can neither question nor reason.

00:26:51Only hear and obey.

00:26:53Then at last we'll have an army perfect for our purpose.

00:26:56When will you be prepared to come then?

00:26:58I'll let you know.

00:27:00I shan't need more than a day or two.

00:27:02I have already a subject close at hand.

00:27:05When I've dealt with him, my discovery will be perfected.

00:27:14Lazarus will take you back where he comes to.

00:27:18Lazarus?

00:27:20Ah, yes.

00:27:22In the Bible.

00:27:23He rose from the dead.

00:27:25Auf Wiedersehen.

00:27:26Auf Wiedersehen.

00:27:27I had no opportunity last night to speak to you about your sister's estate.

00:27:37I can guess what you want to tell me.

00:27:39She left nothing to me.

00:27:40On the contrary, she left everything to you.

00:27:42To me?

00:27:44And I believe her fortune was rather large.

00:27:47No.

00:27:49She wished to have the rule drawn in this way and I offered no objection.

00:27:51After all, I'm a wealthy man.

00:27:52I don't believe it.

00:27:53It can't be true.

00:27:54I'm just trying to...

00:27:55You need me be rather concerned, Mr. Adams.

00:27:58Naturally, I'm concerned.

00:28:00I am not Mr. Adams.

00:28:02I'm Scott Warrington.

00:28:06I suspected that from the first.

00:28:09You distrusted me from what you've heard of me.

00:28:11Oh, I can understand.

00:28:13Would it be possible for us to see your wife's will?

00:28:16Surely, as a detective, you know that such a procedure would be unusual.

00:28:19However, I'll see if I can find it for you.

00:28:21Madam von Alterman's body's gone.

00:28:44You're responsible for this outrage? What have you done with it? Tell me!

00:28:46I know nothing about it.

00:28:48For a long time you've been attempting to interfere in my affairs.

00:28:51When my wife was ill, able to see no one, you created a scene here.

00:28:53You sent for Warrington and his friend, the detective.

00:28:56What do you think? What do you want?

00:28:58What do you expect to accomplish?

00:28:59Dr. Keating had nothing to do with this.

00:29:01We've all been together since we left this room last night.

00:29:03If you really don't know anything about the disappearance of the body,

00:29:06I suggest you notify the police.

00:29:07No.

00:29:08No, that would mean the most unpleasant publicity.

00:29:14I'll investigate this matter myself.

00:29:21If the body doesn't turn up, there can't be any funeral.

00:29:24Exactly.

00:29:25I'm afraid we've wasted her time in coming here.

00:29:28Unless you've got a system in calling in the police.

00:29:32I will if we don't find out what's become of her.

00:29:34You must know something.

00:29:35You're always underfoot, listening and watching.

00:29:38You must have seen or heard something.

00:29:39I ain't seen nothing and I ain't heard nothing.

00:29:42Nothing. Less than nothing.

00:29:45You sure you don't know where she is, master?

00:29:48You sure you can't guess?

00:29:50Well, how would I be asking you if I knew?

00:29:53Well, you might, master, if you wanted to pretend you didn't know.

00:29:57All I can tell you is that the doors and windows were barred on the inside.

00:30:02So no one on the outside could have gotten into this house during the night.

00:30:06Someone on the inside raised the bars, though.

00:30:09Because when I came downstairs this morning, the front door was open a little.

00:30:13The lines must go out and search the grounds.

00:30:16Yes, master.

00:30:18Kind of creepy.

00:30:20When the dead walks of its own will, no telling what they'll do next.

00:30:24You're out and gather me some swamp lilies.

00:30:26Bring them to my laboratory at once.

00:30:28Yes, master.

00:30:30What do you want with swamp lilies?

00:30:32I reckon he got a use for them.

00:30:34You and Jeff better go fetch him some.

00:30:37Go fetch him some?

00:30:39And when you goes to pull the blooms, don't put your fingers to your mouth.

00:30:43For the juice from them lilies is rank poison.

00:30:46Or we'll go poison.

00:30:48Rosella, you go by yourself.

00:30:50See, one's company and two's a crowd.

00:30:52I'm going to stay here with Mammy Bueller.

00:30:54And the worst of it is, you don't know when it gets you.

00:30:56You has no pain.

00:30:58You just get sliceless until you just doze us off.

00:31:01Hey, ain't that the way that Mr. Scott's sister died?

00:31:05More than one died that way.

00:31:10Well, what are you going to do?

00:31:11Just stand around here and wait for something to turn up?

00:31:13Yep.

00:31:14No use running around in circles just to look busy.

00:31:16How about getting some air?

00:31:17It'll do us all good.

00:31:18All right.

00:31:19Anything is better than just standing around here.

00:31:21Coming?

00:31:22No, I think I'll just stick around here for the present.

00:31:25I see.

00:31:26Only remember, I didn't bring you along just for the ride.

00:31:32This here swamp's a mighty queer place.

00:31:34Lots of folks has died here.

00:31:36Sure enough?

00:31:38You got to take care of where you step so he isn't sucked in.

00:31:42I expect there's lots of bodies in this here swamp.

00:31:44You don't say.

00:31:45Ain't I telling you?

00:31:46Strangers that wanders through here is gone for they can call for help.

00:31:51And the more they struggle, the quicker they sink.

00:31:54No.

00:31:57Help!

00:31:58Load at me!

00:31:59Got me out!

00:32:00Somebody come get me!

00:32:01Talk to me!

00:32:02Good gracious of me!

00:32:03What happened?

00:32:05Now look at here!

00:32:07Curious.

00:32:08No one has sent flowers or turned up to sympathize.

00:32:11Haven't they heard about Lila's death in the neighborhood around here?

00:32:13Yes, of course.

00:32:14News travels fast in a district like this where not very much happens.

00:32:18Then why haven't any other friends turned up?

00:32:20They hadn't any friends.

00:32:22Vaughn Altman didn't encourage visitors.

00:32:25And Lila was never interested in the local gentry anyway.

00:32:28Do you mean to say they never saw anyone but each other?

00:32:31And the servants?

00:32:33Oh, Lila used to go into New Orleans now and then on prolonged visits.

00:32:37Ah, it was a strange life for a girl as young as Lila.

00:32:41Was she happy, do you think?

00:32:42I don't know.

00:32:45What's that?

00:32:53It's hers.

00:32:54The one she was wearing.

00:32:57You might take it back to Vaughn Altman.

00:32:59I will look about here.

00:33:00But we agreed not to lose touch with one another while we're stuck in this place.

00:33:03I'll follow you back in ten minutes.

00:33:05I promise, absolutely.

00:33:07Okay.

00:33:12Come in, Dr. Keating.

00:33:13Here it is.

00:33:14At last.

00:33:15To my dearly beloved husband, Max Heinrich von Altman, I give and bequeath all my estate, both real and personal.

00:33:28You know, I shouldn't have shown you this.

00:33:29It's a breach of confidence.

00:33:30So that's the will she signed.

00:33:31Her last will and testament.

00:33:32Are you absolutely certain?

00:33:33Oh, absolutely.

00:33:34Oh, absolutely.

00:33:35I witnessed it before the notary who came with the attorney.

00:33:37Then Vaughn Altman lied to throw us off the scent.

00:33:38Lied?

00:33:39He told us the will was in Scott's favor.

00:33:40He must have known we'd find out the truth in a couple of days.

00:33:41And he said, you know what?

00:33:42What?

00:33:43What?

00:33:44What?

00:33:45What?

00:33:46What?

00:33:47What?

00:33:48What?

00:33:49What?

00:33:50What?

00:33:51What?

00:33:52What?

00:33:53What?

00:33:54What?

00:33:55What?

00:33:56What?

00:33:57What?

00:33:58What?

00:33:59What?

00:34:00What?

00:34:01What?

00:34:02What?

00:34:03What?

00:34:04What?

00:34:06What?

00:34:07What?

00:34:08What?

00:34:10What?

00:34:11I told us the will was in Scott's favor.

00:34:12He must have known we'd find out the truth in a couple of days.

00:34:13And he's much too slick to get himself into a jam like that without a pretty good reason.

00:34:14Perhaps he was only testing Mr. Warington.

00:34:15How's that?

00:34:16Perhaps he thought Mr. Warington wasn't so grieved about his sister's death as anxious about

00:34:20her estate.

00:34:21It's more likely that he deliberately tried to bamboozle us just in case we were getting suspicious.

00:34:25You know, you're wrong about Dr. Von Alterman.

00:34:27You've misjudged him completely.

00:34:29Are you being loyal or dumb?

00:34:32Or are you just covering up for him?

00:34:35You say you're a detective.

00:34:37Find out.

00:34:47Would you want a match?

00:34:51Rosalie, don't look.

00:34:53What do you see there?

00:34:55I don't know whose it is and they can't tell me.

00:34:58And I ain't going to stay here long enough to ask.

00:35:00Let's go down to the house and tell the folks.

00:35:03It's hers, isn't it?

00:35:05Lilith's.

00:35:06She was wearing it.

00:35:08Perhaps.

00:35:10I'll inquire.

00:35:25Well, what's the matter with you now?

00:35:28I just saw a corp down by the swamps.

00:35:30A corp?

00:35:31You don't by any chance mean Madame Von Ulleman's body.

00:35:34No, sir.

00:35:35A strange heat corp.

00:35:36A heat corp?

00:35:37Yes, sir.

00:35:38And he's been shot long deep wide and consecutive.

00:35:40Here.

00:35:46It is right here, Mr. Larris.

00:35:48Yes, sir.

00:35:49Well, it was here.

00:35:50Are you sure you saw it, Jeff?

00:35:52You're not just seeing things again, are you?

00:35:54I'm seeing things, but it's things that I don't want to see.

00:35:57Well, it's not here now.

00:35:58That's plain enough.

00:35:59Looking for something?

00:36:01Oh, yeah.

00:36:02A murdered corpse.

00:36:03Don't think a murderer would leave his victim here, do you?

00:36:07And the swamp close enough to conceal the evidence?

00:36:10No, it doesn't seem likely, does it?

00:36:12I reckon he came around the same way of thinking, too.

00:36:24What's the matter with him?

00:36:26Drive him on.

00:36:28Well...

00:36:32Go after them.

00:36:36This line's dead.

00:36:37Perhaps the storm last night blew down the wires.

00:36:45Is anything wrong?

00:36:46Yes.

00:36:47Dr. Keating is missing.

00:36:48Missing?

00:36:49Since when?

00:36:50I left him out on the grounds over an hour ago, and he said he'd follow me right back in.

00:36:53He hasn't turned up.

00:36:54It's a little early to be concerned, isn't it?

00:36:56I don't think so.

00:36:57Have you found out what happened to Lila's body?

00:36:59No, not yet.

00:37:00Well, I want the police notified without any more delay.

00:37:02Now, will you do it, or shall I?

00:37:04Well, I'll telephone at once, if you wish.

00:37:06Oh, you can't do that, Dr. Von Alterman.

00:37:08I'm sorry.

00:37:09The telephone isn't working.

00:37:13Something really should be done about those wires.

00:37:15I'll send a message to the sheriff.

00:37:17And tell him I'll give him half an hour to get here.

00:37:19What was that?

00:37:20Sounded like Jeff's voice.

00:37:21The cop.

00:37:22Another one?

00:37:23No, sir.

00:37:24The same one again.

00:37:25I recognize the lady on his arms.

00:37:26Come.

00:37:27And come quick.

00:37:28Where is it?

00:37:29In your car.

00:37:30It...

00:37:31Thank God.

00:37:33And he was in no condition to drive.

00:37:39He was in no condition to drive.

00:37:41Is that the cop?

00:37:42No, sir.

00:37:43I'd hear the cop.

00:37:44I'd hear the cop.

00:37:45I'd hear the cop.

00:37:46Recognize the lady on his arms.

00:37:47Come, and come quick.

00:37:48Where is it?

00:37:49In your car.

00:37:58And he was in no condition to drive.

00:38:10I don't care what it costs.

00:38:12I want you to bring enough men to search this whole district

00:38:14and find my sister's body.

00:38:15I want you to locate Dr. Keating, too.

00:38:17I got you.

00:38:18Think you can handle it, Sheriff?

00:38:19You bet I can handle it.

00:38:20And don't overlook Dr. Von Alderman.

00:38:22I feel pretty sure he's at the bottom of this whole thing.

00:38:25Okay.

00:38:26How would you like to proceed?

00:38:28I'd better start by giving this Heine the once-over.

00:38:31I'll get him.

00:38:32Of course you won't let Dr. Von Alderman know he's suspected.

00:38:35Don't worry about that.

00:38:37Just leave everything to me.

00:38:43You know the Sheriff, of course.

00:38:45Yes, I think we've met.

00:38:46I believe we have.

00:38:47Perhaps you'd like to look over the house.

00:38:50I sure would, thoroughly.

00:38:52I want to see the room where she lived,

00:38:54the chapel where her body disappeared from,

00:38:56and also Dr. Keating's room.

00:38:58Come with me.

00:38:59I'll show you.

00:39:08You, of course, understand why I had to suggest this masquerade.

00:39:11They insisted that I send it to the police,

00:39:13and I had no alternative.

00:39:14It's a pleasure to serve you in any way here, Doctor.

00:39:16I must congratulate you upon your excellent impersonation.

00:39:19We are taught to be efficient here, Doctor.

00:39:21Now we have to play their game.

00:39:25Aren't you going to keep an eye on him?

00:39:27Why, don't you trust him either?

00:39:28Sure.

00:39:29But I think you ought to keep an eye on him just the same.

00:39:31He seems to know his business.

00:39:33Maybe you can learn something.

00:39:34Thanks.

00:39:36Maybe I can.

00:40:04Maybe I can.

00:40:07Buy him.

00:40:12Maybe I could help him.

00:40:16Maybe.

00:40:17There should be.

00:40:18Could you give it…

00:40:19Maybe he's out-of-one-t spécial?

00:40:21There will no—

00:40:21There'll be no results from the…

00:40:22Somewhere…

00:40:23possible.

00:40:24ivamente,

00:40:25nothing.

00:40:27There'll be payment.

00:40:30It's not a that is not a well…

00:40:31Maybe we are running.

00:40:33modus…

00:40:34Mmm, meatless Tuesday.

00:41:04BRG calling SSX, BRG calling SSX.

00:41:34Come in, BRG. SSX receiving. Come in, BRG.

00:41:44U.S. agent investigating our activities. He's already on your trail. Better prepare to leave midnight tonight. Repeat confirmation and answer.

00:41:54SSX repeating message from BRG. U.S. agent investigating our activities. He is already on your trail. Answer. We'll be ready.

00:42:03Have you any further instructions? Please say the arrangements are understood and agreed to. Seize and bind me.

00:42:11So you're in this too, Sheriff. But I'm not the Sheriff here at it. And that U.S. operative, I've already taken care of him.

00:42:17The Vanishing Corp, eh? Search him.

00:42:47That is all, master. Gag and bind him.

00:42:57I didn't believe there could be zombies.

00:42:59See now, I was wrong. Wrong about you too, Herr Professor.

00:43:03I'm afraid your information has come too late to do you much good, my friend.

00:43:07There aren't many things, sir.

00:43:09Place him in here.

00:43:25My plans didn't really include you, but I can use you just as easily.

00:43:29My plans didn't really include you, but I can use you just as easily.

00:43:32That will be just well.

00:43:36I'm afraid you won't find it very comfortable in there,

00:43:38but I promise you, you will not suffer long.

00:43:43Go back.

00:43:59Go down to the cellar and fetch me up some strawberry preserves, Bill Zello.

00:44:03Jeff can go.

00:44:04Sure. Where will I find them?

00:44:05When you get down there on the right.

00:44:07Not your left, mind you, but your right.

00:44:08Sure, I'll get them.

00:44:09Hello.

00:44:14Go down to the cellar and fetch me up some strawberry preserves, Bill Zello.

00:44:19Jeff can go.

00:44:20Sure. Where will I find them?

00:44:22When you get down there on the right.

00:44:24Not your left, mind you, but your right.

00:44:26Sure. I'll get them.

00:44:34Hello.

00:44:36BAM BAM BAM

00:45:04That did it.

00:45:07Spirits.

00:45:08Jeff.

00:45:09This ain't Jeff's spirit, and I don't know no Jeff.

00:45:11Yeah, it's Mr. Adams.

00:45:12I'm locked in.

00:45:13Well, why didn't you say that?

00:45:15Thanks, boy.

00:45:16You came in the nick of time.

00:45:17Who locked you in there?

00:45:18Him?

00:45:19Well, it was his brother, the professor.

00:45:20Come on, Charlie.

00:45:21Back in the box.

00:45:22You sure don't find the strangest people to hang out with?

00:45:24What you gonna do with him?

00:45:25He belongs in there.

00:45:26You sure do.

00:45:27Mr. Larry, let's leave you.

00:45:29Every time you say something ain't gonna happen, something happens again.

00:45:32Just take it easy, Jeff.

00:45:34Be calm, like me.

00:45:35What's that?

00:45:36Put that down.

00:45:37Why, that's that stuff that Rosella got out of the swamps.

00:45:40It's poison.

00:45:41Poison?

00:45:44Oh, Amy Bueller, preparing a good dinner for our guests?

00:45:47Nothing special.

00:45:48Oh, but I particularly wanted something special tonight.

00:46:02You know I don't want nobody messing around in my kitchen when I was cooking.

00:46:07I told you that the night your wife took sick.

00:46:10I remember, Mammy Bueller.

00:46:12A coincidence, no?

00:46:20I'm always running into that fellow.

00:46:22Anyone else likely to come in here for a minute?

00:46:24This sure is.

00:46:25Rosella's next door setting up the table,

00:46:28and Lazarus down the cellar fetching up the wine.

00:46:31But I must talk to you, Mammy Bueller.

00:46:33Jeff tells me you know all about this swamp lily poison.

00:46:35Don't ask me nothing, mister.

00:46:36You know, I've been studying you, Mammy Bueller.

00:46:38I don't think you're in this with Von Olderman at all.

00:46:41That I ain't.

00:46:42That man's in league with the devil.

00:46:44Well, then tell me.

00:46:45What do you think he's done with the body of his wife?

00:46:47What he done?

00:46:51What's so funny about that?

00:46:53He ain't done nothing with her.

00:46:55That's what gets him so panicking.

00:46:57She just walked away.

00:46:58How do you mean, walked away?

00:47:00He done made her to walk.

00:47:02And she walked.

00:47:03But not where he meant for her to go.

00:47:05Always he tells them what to do.

00:47:08And it doesn't.

00:47:10But not Miss Lila.

00:47:12She goes her own way, living or dead.

00:47:15Where do you think she went?

00:47:17I don't rightfully know.

00:47:20But I reckon I could find her.

00:47:22Does you want to see her?

00:47:23Well, I can't say as I really want to.

00:47:25But I think I should.

00:47:26Rosella, keep your eyes on things here till I gets back.

00:47:30I reckon nothing won't go wrong.

00:47:32And if your lesson is all ready, come, Mr.

00:47:35I should be.

00:47:48Miss Lila, honey.

00:47:49Miss Lila.

00:47:50Miss Lila.

00:47:53Did she hear that?

00:47:54Will she come?

00:47:55I think so.

00:47:57When she hears my voice.

00:47:59I...

00:48:00Ooooo!

00:48:02Ooooo!

00:48:03Ooooo!

00:48:05Ooooo!

00:48:06Ooooo!

00:48:07Ooooo!

00:48:08Ooooo!

00:48:09Ooooo!

00:48:10Ooooo!

00:48:11Ooooo!

00:48:12Ooooo!

00:48:13Ooooo!

00:48:14Ooooo!

00:48:15Ooooo!

00:48:16Ooooo!

00:48:17Ooooo!

00:48:18Ooooo!

00:48:21Ooooo!

00:48:22Ooooo!

00:48:23Ooooo!

00:48:24Ooooo!

00:48:25Can you understand?

00:48:27Who are you?

00:48:30He is a friend of your brother's, Missy.

00:48:34You guard my brother until midnight.

00:48:39Then I'll be ready.

00:48:41Don't worry about him. What can we do for you? How can we help you?

00:48:45No one can help me so long as he lives.

00:48:49Only his death can release the zombie.

00:48:53You mean von Alterman?

00:48:55Yes.

00:48:57I don't know what your plan is,

00:48:59but if it has anything to do with vengeance, we might act together.

00:49:02You'll join us, my dear.

00:49:18Or perhaps you prefer whiskey or sherry, anything you like.

00:49:20Thanks very much. Whatever you take will be quite all right with me.

00:49:24You know, I find this mixture, which I invented myself,

00:49:26to be an excellent stimulant for the digestion.

00:49:29Sheriff.

00:49:30Thanks, Doc.

00:49:36Wish I'd wait for your friend.

00:49:37Well, I can't imagine what's happened to him.

00:49:39It beats me the way they disappear one by one.

00:49:42To you, my dear brother-in-law, may your visit to me be a longer one than you intended.

00:49:47A charming sentiment.

00:49:49May I join you?

00:49:50I'm sorry to be so late, but I got tied up and had a little trouble getting free.

00:49:54I hope you will feel that the effort is worthwhile.

00:49:57Oh, I shall.

00:49:58Since you make it so plain that you value my society.

00:50:01Potent, isn't it?

00:50:02I hope so.

00:50:03Cocktails are supposed to be, aren't they?

00:50:04Not too potent.

00:50:05Or one might not enjoy one's dinner.

00:50:06Oh, you'll enjoy your dinner tonight.

00:50:07I promise you with that.

00:50:08I saw to it personally.

00:50:09Master, dinner is served.

00:50:17I'll not enjoy one's dinner.

00:50:18Oh, you'll enjoy your dinner tonight.

00:50:20I promise you that.

00:50:21I saw to it personally.

00:50:27Master, dinner is served.

00:50:39After you.

00:50:47Oh, Miss Randall, sit there.

00:50:49Yes, master.

00:50:50No, please, not there.

00:50:53I find my wife's empty seat too distressing.

00:50:55Yes, I can understand that.

00:50:56Still, it's pretty soon to replace her, isn't it?

00:50:59Please.

00:51:00Certainly, if you wish.

00:51:10Mr. Scopper, please.

00:51:14Stratum's.

00:51:16Sheriff.

00:51:21The sooner one adjusts oneself to the inevitable, the better, don't you think?

00:51:25I'm glad you feel that way.

00:51:26It might save trouble later.

00:51:28Trouble?

00:51:30What trouble, may I ask?

00:51:31I have a feeling there'll be further developments before midnight.

00:51:35Sure, yes.

00:51:36I have the same feeling.

00:51:46Leave us.

00:51:47I'll ring when we wish coffee.

00:51:57What is it, my dear?

00:51:59If you'll excuse me, I think I'll try and get some rest.

00:52:01I had rather a disturbed night last night.

00:52:05I'm sorry.

00:52:06Of course.

00:52:07Goodnight.

00:52:08Goodnight.

00:52:09Goodnight.

00:52:18You must try this port.

00:52:19I'm sure you won't find anything like it anywhere in America.

00:52:22I bought it from Spain myself.

00:52:23I was very young at the time and naturally anxious not to make a fool of myself.

00:52:37I remember one day walking for hours in the Ludwigstrasse, trying to make up my mind.

00:52:43Wait a minute.

00:52:45I oughtn't to feel groggy like this.

00:52:48Groggy?

00:52:49I'm sorry.

00:52:51However, in the end, basing my conclusions on the experiments of Androschi in Vienna,

00:52:56I injected the serum into the body of a tramp.

00:53:02You've doped us.

00:53:05I'm afraid, my friend, this time you have indeed been caught napping.

00:53:19I'm afraid.

00:53:24Lazarus!

00:53:26Carry this one to the laboratory and prepare him.

00:53:31He'll be better for my purpose.

00:53:32Keep an eye on the other one until the breathing stops.

00:53:35Yes, sir, doctor.

00:53:37I won't be long.

00:53:50Jeff!

00:53:52Rosella!

00:53:53Let me be able some coffee, please, at once.

00:53:55Not a cup, but a whole quart.

00:53:56And hurry if we're to save a man's life.

00:54:02You can put the gun away, Adams.

00:54:04So he didn't catch a napping after all.

00:54:06Who are you?

00:54:07The United States agent?

00:54:09You guessed it.

00:54:10It was the real foreign agent who was the vanishing corpse.

00:54:13I had a little trouble with him, and he got the worst of it.

00:54:16But everywhere I hid the body, Jeff found it.

00:54:19How did you know coffee was the antidote?

00:54:21He told me.

00:54:22How do you know?

00:54:23Mammy Bueller told me.

00:54:25Before I go after Scott, did you find any trace of Keating?

00:54:28No, I didn't.

00:54:29You think Von Alterman did away with him?

00:54:30Perhaps.

00:54:34Dr. Von Alterman!

00:54:36We're leaving here at midnight.

00:54:38But why should we leave here?

00:54:39I don't understand.

00:54:40My work will be completed by then.

00:54:41There'll be no further reason for delay.

00:54:43You better begin packing at once, but take only the barriers and necessities.

00:54:48I don't know what to say.

00:54:49I didn't know or even guess any of this.

00:54:51I don't know what to say.

00:54:52I couldn't have stayed here if I had.

00:54:53You've grown up in the wrong environment.

00:54:54Been taught to think the wrong thoughts.

00:54:55You've grown up in the wrong environment.

00:54:56You've been taught to think the wrong thoughts.

00:54:57I don't know what to say.

00:54:58I didn't know or even guess any of this.

00:54:59I couldn't have stayed here if I had.

00:55:00You've grown up in the wrong environment.

00:55:01You've been taught to think the wrong thoughts.

00:55:02All that will be altered.

00:55:03But I don't want it altered.

00:55:04We can't waste any more time.

00:55:05We'll have to break the door down.

00:55:06Think you can find an axe?

00:55:07Yes.

00:55:08Yes.

00:55:09Yes.

00:55:10Yes.

00:55:11Yes.

00:55:12Yes.

00:55:13Yes.

00:55:14Yes.

00:55:15Yes.

00:55:16Yes.

00:55:17Yes.

00:55:18Yes.

00:55:19Yes.

00:55:20Yes.

00:55:21Yes.

00:55:22Yes.

00:55:23Yes.

00:55:24Yes.

00:55:25Yes.

00:55:26It's all going to be altered.

00:55:27We can't waste any more time.

00:55:28We'll have to break the door down.

00:55:29Think you can find an axe?

00:55:30I'll try by the heart.

00:55:31There's nothing else that I'd rather have in my hand right now.

00:55:33Well, get going then.

00:55:34Not me.

00:55:35I ain't going to budge out of this spot.

00:55:37I might find something more than an axe.

00:55:38Come on.

00:55:39We'll all go then.

00:55:40If there isn't an axe handed, we might find something else to do the job.

00:55:43No.

00:55:44No.

00:55:45I won't go.

00:55:46I have told you there's nowhere the course open to you.

00:55:48But you can't take me against my will.

00:55:51Not with Mr. Warrington and Mr. Adams to prevent it.

00:55:55I'll go to them and ask their help.

00:55:57Go to them?

00:55:58You'll find they're in no condition to help you or themselves.

00:56:01The servants will do as I bid them.

00:56:03This house is cut off from the outside world.

00:56:05You'll go with me, willingly or unwillingly, that's certain.

00:56:08It's up to you to make your choice.

00:56:10We leave within the hour.

00:56:25Oh, Larry.

00:56:39The door just opened and closed down, Doc.

00:56:42He just went down.

00:56:43He told me you...

00:56:44Never mind.

00:56:45He could only tell you what he knew.

00:56:46Come on.

00:56:47Let's go.

00:56:48We'll have to find Scott.

00:56:50The heart is still beating.

00:56:55What is it?

00:57:18Who's there?

00:57:19Open up, Professor.

00:57:21Lazarus, sound the call.

00:57:24I'll end the hand, if you like.

00:57:25No, sir, Mr. Latter.

00:57:26I sure am enjoying this.

00:57:27Stand back, ladies.

00:57:28Oh, boy.

00:57:29I've been moaning up here for long.

00:57:31Where are they?

00:57:32Why don't they come?

00:57:33Ah!

00:57:34Oh, boy.

00:57:35I've been moaning up here for long.

00:57:37Where are they?

00:57:38Why don't they come?

00:57:39Ah!

00:57:40Ah!

00:57:41Oh, boy.

00:57:42I've been moaning up here for long.

00:57:45Ah!

00:57:46Where are they?

00:57:47Why don't they come?

00:57:49Ah!

00:57:50Ah!

00:57:51Ah!

00:57:52Ah!

00:57:53Ah!

00:57:54Ah!

00:57:55Ah!

00:57:56Back up against the wall.

00:57:57Put up your hands.

00:57:58I've been after you a long time, Professor.

00:58:01So?

00:58:02All right.

00:58:03Halt!

00:58:04Seize these people and find them.

00:58:05I say, Halt!

00:58:06You hear me?

00:58:07I say Halt!

00:58:08Halt!

00:58:09Halt!

00:58:10Halt!

00:58:11Halt!

00:58:12Halt!

00:58:13You all right?

00:58:23Halt!

00:58:24Seize these people and find them.

00:58:26I say, Halt!

00:58:28You hear me?

00:58:29I say, Halt!

00:58:31Halt!

00:58:32Halt!

00:58:33Halt!

00:58:34Halt.

00:58:35It is finished.

00:58:43All the powers and light are ranged against you.

00:58:50You dare to set your will against mine?

00:58:53I do.

00:58:54You can't hurt me.

00:58:56You can't destroy me.

00:58:59You can't control me.

00:59:05Freeze and bind him.

00:59:14Miss Lala!

00:59:35Stop!

00:59:36Lala!

00:59:37Stop!

00:59:38Lala!

00:59:39Stop!

00:59:40Lala!

00:59:41Stop!

00:59:42Lala!

00:59:43Stop!

00:59:44Lala!

00:59:45Don't!

00:59:46Lala!

00:59:47Don't!

00:59:48Lala!

00:59:49Don't!

00:59:50Lala!

00:59:51Stop!

00:59:52Lala!

00:59:53Stop!

00:59:54Lala!

00:59:55Stop!

00:59:56Lala!

00:59:57Stop!

00:59:58Lala!

00:59:59No!

01:00:00Lala!

01:00:01Don't!

01:00:02No, Lila, don't!

01:00:03I love you, Lila!

01:00:05I need to break my country, Lila!

01:00:07Lila!

01:00:08Lila!

01:00:27Sorry you can't drive back with us.

01:00:29He's got to stay on a few days to settle things up here.

01:00:31I guess that's right.

01:00:32But Jennifer's in a hurry to go.

01:00:34Otherwise, we'd wait for you.

01:00:35You understand, don't you?

01:00:36Of course.

01:00:37And when I get you to Harlem,

01:00:39I'm gonna get you a good job, a swell one.

01:00:42And if you just save your money,

01:00:44it means you can get married.

01:00:46If I gets a swell job, honey,

01:00:49I don't need to get married.

01:00:51Come on.

01:00:52Yes, come on.

01:01:01Yes.

01:01:03Yes, sir.

01:01:04Yes, sir.

01:01:05And there is a million cruelty in a dream.

01:01:07We're close to the end of the day.

01:01:08Yes, sir.

01:01:09Yes, sir.

01:01:10Yes, sir.

01:01:11Yes, sir.

01:01:12Good night, sir.

01:01:13Yes, sir.

01:01:14No, no, no!

01:01:15Yes, sir.

01:01:16Yes, sir.

01:01:17Yes!

01:01:18Yes, sir.

01:01:19Yes, sir.

01:01:20Yes, sir.

01:01:21¶¶

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