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- A cartoon?

- No, documente

Fourth row, end seat, on the right side.

Good evening, Mr Briggs.

This is Anton Cardinal Vossek,

is nonetheless the acknowledged leader

of his country's freedom movement.

overthrow C i Vessels wort dn

has arrested him, preparatory to a trial before a people's court

which is certain to convict him.

He's being held for interrogation

of this building, Seravno Prison,

Seravno is

most impregnable in Europe.

No escape has ever been made from it.

Mr Briggs, your mission, should you decide to accept it,

would be to rescue Cardinal Vossek.

As always, should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed,

the secretary will disavow

any knowledge of your actions.

In any event, please dispose of this tape recording as directed.

Hello, Crystal.

Dan!

No. No, no, absolutely not. No!

Crystal.

It's not fair. Don't even discuss it. 1 won't do it.

haven't asked you to do anything yet.

Look, it's been two since l saw.

last, on business,

and so was the time before that.

whatever it is

- Now... - Look, look.

Centre Garden.

complete c

and I'm not gonna give it up!

- Crystal, I... - ! don't want to hear it.

I'm sure it's important. I'm sure it's very important.

Go away. I'm not interested! in anything you to say. It's just not fair!

reve You ever heard

No!

Yes.

Then you know what the

means in that part of the world

- for his work... - Please!

! won't do it, and that's final.

You finished now?

You...

2n't you ever gonna Call me

for personal reasons?

Concentrate, Signor Alberti.

The object may give him

Seven) Dan! A bit! of

trouble is seven.

I'm finished.

Barney, your wallet.

Dan, yours.

Willy, your keys.

Cinnamon, your brooch.

And, Barney,

your wallet.

Love your suit, Cinnamon.

Thank you.

! was admiring your dress.

Rollin, how will you handle the locks?

With this.

at into prison.

I know.

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n you get to Vossek?

Well, if everything goes like clockwork,

to t

Prison staff has got to be bored and indifferent

what itiina Bits to tke gall sxcondl

't let you keep your wate

- Are t e any clocks in the prison?

Barney?

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He'll be up on the part.

Well?

Can't! at bottom my way up?

Go on up. I'll be there in a minute.

Give it more strain.

It doesn't look heavy.

- You more weight?

- No

You've got to make it look difficult.

Well, I'm in the habit of making things look easier.

Look, Willy, bare your teeth. Breathe harder.

Try to make it look like you can't make it.

- Would you, like to me how? - Go on.

Good.

- When? - No date's been set.

They'll try to break him first.

Will they?

No.

- We have a problem. - What?

I've timed it six times.

No way to cut the time?

No.

Crystal!

Yes, Dan.

? I've it eight a week

for two years.

Not without a net.

Please forgive me. I'm terribly sorry.

- That's quite all right. - Very clumsy.

Excuse me.

] have been robbed!

The man robbed me! He took all my money.

- That's him. That's him. - You are under arrest.

Yeah, that's it.

It's all here. It's all here. Thank you.

Hand him over to them at the prison.

And now, presenting Rotrai, the man of steel.

Watch. Pipe.

- Tobacco, a handkerchie

Can't I post

- That's it. - Now the belt and shoelaces!

And now, for your pleasure and amazement,

that wizard of the human mind, the great Alberti.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

! would like a volunteer from the audience

to help blindfold Signor Alberti.

lf you please.

This way.

Go there.

What's that?

Strip!

I'm sorry.

Excuse me. Excuse me, please.

Signor Alberti, can you hear me?

! hear.

Can you picture what I have in my hand?

Please, concentrate.

Can you picture what I have in my mind?

! see a field, many years ago.

Soldiers, a daring exploit.

You are holding a medal.

Here it is. A pipe cleaner and a light.

I'm sorry.

Pick up the shoes. And the shirt!

If youl let me have my pipe and' tobacco, I'll make it your while.

This is not a resort.

Take him to his cell.

What is that thing?

Eyelash curler.

of scultomnant i he ©

Noy im just albig eyelash man:

Prison guard,

ng shift, just on duty.

Go with luck.

I think 1! Know why Dan cast you as a clown.

It's the real you.

What are you doing here?

I'm with the troupe.

What do you do?

] read minds.

Come on. I don't believe in that.

No, it's some kind of a trick.

thinking right now?

Sure doesn't take a mind reader.

No, it doesn't.

But don't you! wish you could my mind?

Who knows?

Maybe I can.

Who knows?

Maybe you can, huh?

Presenting the daring Pavlova

of the high trapeze,

Mademoiselle Crystal,

feats of daring anda iC Skill

50 feet above solid ground

with no safety net.

Who are you?

A friend, Your Eminence.

How do I know?

! understand, sir.

Tell me nothing.

prove to you

But why should ! believe you?

Faith, sir.

How can a prince of the church argue with that?

inal Vossek, he is not at home.

SX

pec hort cte ected shortly:

Thank you, Your Eminence.

your bedcovers

to make look like a man

Very good, Your Eminence.

Thank you! But while in my Underwear,

I think ! would prefer Anton.

Old age.

It'll work.

How? How do we get down?

How do we cross that fence,

pass the sentry?

To say nothing of getting out of the country.

You'll see. Tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

I'm sorry, but l can't take you out now:

The guard watches, the bed checks

had to be timed.

- Timed to the split second. - l see.

But timed with what?

Hear that? That calliope?

That music is my watch.

Come on. Let's go.

And now, Signor Alberti, will you try this?

Although it will be most difficult,

! am thinking of something.

Thinking very hard.

It is a gold ring with a blue stone.

The inscription inside reads,

"With love, Myra,"

who is not far away.

Is the signor correct?

Vossek.

Vossek! Open it.

What is it?

Nothing.

Go back to sleep.

Signor Alberti.

Yes.

He doesn't know your troupe.

You're not listed in his files,

his playbills or his publicity.

Anywhere.

and the guild dues are very high, terrible.

Then you've never performed here before?

Where do you come from?

Wherever it was yesterday.

= from Anteri

They never last too long.

Almost all of them drink.

eu don't fi ommanyal aT BOYS

But I'll find another man.

Youlare) going to this man behi

If l have to.

I'll try to help him.

He was a very good rigger, and was not too bad a sort.

My mother was...

I'm sure.

We'll be leaving very soon.

More and more of the audience are repeats.

ng in into the hat a second time.

Wouldn't your if you

were closer to the centre of the park?

One sudden gust and...

Let's go.

- Where to? - Out.

Signorina. Hello? Can you hear me?

Yes.

ell you we contacting

awyer this afternoon.

Thank you.

sul cota Guba hares

We are trying.

You try to be patient.

! don't have very much choice.

Are they treating you all right?

Well enough. ! have not been beaten.

And the food. How is the food?

Terrible.

But I don't seem very hungry.

Il also have a bit of...

...trouble sleeping.

choice, beaten, not hungry.

Vossek is weak but willing.

What time will he be ready for me?

- He hadia bit of trouble sleeping.

ing is 30, Dan, remember?

A bit of trouble is 7:00, 7:30.

- Post bond. - This evening.

Come in.

Yes, sir?

inal Vossek is an old man.

He is very He mi

That doesn't really matter.

- Hey, mind reader, what's your hurry? - Hello.

Would you like a drink? Two, please.

Give me a drink.

One more, please.

No, he's not your type, angel.

Do... Do you live around here?

l... ! work over there.

That makes us almost neighbours.

Yeah.

Go take a bath,

QYPSy.

Come, come with me.

Hang on to your billfold, neighbour.

! make that a very good round.

Hey, you've got a temper, mind reader.

! loathe acrobats.

Come on, big boy. Ring the bell, huh?

Are we fixed for cash?

! won't have time to pass the hat.