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Let me out, please.

GAY LAURENCE, BROKER JONATHON G. LOCKE, ASSOCIATE

Well, you said to get an office with a view.

So this is the way you spend your first day in the brokerage business?

Just getting acclimated you can't become a successful broker in five minutes. No.

You'll wake mr. Locke, your associate.

Oh, really you're hopeless. Why don't you admit that you're bored already?

That you haven't the least inclination to settle down to a respectable business.

Here I'll spent the whole day dashing about trying to get nice rich clients for you.

And I come here and what do I find? - Me. And my spinach juice.

Absolutely. - Thanks I tried it once.

After all day you spend your whole life that's far chasing adventure around the world...

you've been clever enough to keep a whole skin.

Surely you're clever enough to sell a few stocks and bonds.

Darling, that's what I love about you. Your supreme confidence in me.

It gives me the courage to go on.

And you want me to marry you. Why?

I'm crazy about you. - You're not crazy enough to settle down

to a little honest work for the first time in your life. - Darling I'm even that crazy.

When should we get married?

I'll give you until september to get two things out of your system.

Other women and crime solutions.

What month is this? - June.

But don't evade the issue. - I'm not. Crying solutions.

I've lost all interest. And as to other women

I've already thrown away my address book.

Darling in three months I'll have a seat on the stock exchange, you wait and see.

Oh, you're impossible.

Now sign one more Armistice.

Know about tonight. They're going to make seen words charitable. Vera Garden is sponsoring it.

Who was Maxine Wood?

Darling she's only the most famous party giver in the world.

Oh, I know a little French restaurant downtown where the wine is divine.

So you don't want to go? - I want to go down,

then drink the same wine that I drank when I first saw you.

Darling, you might let me win just one round.

Well I thought it'd been nice just the two of us.

Of course, if you prefer to have a crowd around while I'm telling you how much I love.

All right Kay, you win. As usual.

See you at 8:00.

8:00.

Good afternoon miss Bamford. Come right in.

Oh, you're all much too busy. Some other time.

Thank you very much.

You're number one girlfriend just stuck her head in the door made a nasty crack.

She ducked before I got clear awake.

You could hardly expect her to wait that long.

Huh? - It's five o'clock.

It's 4:43.

All right, we'll stay 17 minutes overtime tomorrow.

I've been in that office it's 10 o'clock this morning.

Well what about me?

I ain't even got a winner to look at.

It have my chair tomorrow at lunch are. Come on, let's call it a day.

Okay boss.

You know, for me this is like being born twice.

when I walked up here this morning who was I?

Just a guy the cops called Goldie luck.

When I go out of here this afternoon I'm in Wall street.

Jonathan G. Locke. Just like I was Kristin.

If my old lady could see me now with her eyes bulge.

Yes, well, talking about bulges I'm afraid your tailor.

We're in the brokerage business Goldie.

Tough day at the office Jerry. He will fix me a large spinach to.

Someone waiting to see you boys. - Or we'll see Goldie.

Where this building very buddy girl boys? - And never mind.

That guy wanna live in a Harold. - He knew.

What are we looking for?

Anything in particular?

Why, well yes, they the button that opens a secret passage.

Ah. - You always to Lauren's aren't you.

I heard so much about you it's like meeting your favorite mystery author.

Only all the things really happen to you.

Look sister, he's took the pledge. No more crimes, no more dames.

That must be your dr. Watson. Your faithful and loyal colleague.

all characters like you have a kind of a a stooge, don't there?

I may I present dr. Jonathan Locke my associate.

How do you do, doctor. - I'm very pleased indeed him I'm sure.

He's cute. Well I'm Helen Reed,

secretary to Maxine Ward you've heard of her of course.

Oh yes, the lady who gives all the parties. - Yes, well, for several weeks now

every time she gives a party some valuable jewelry stolen.

It just vanishes. - No I'm just tracing.

Yes she's giving a war early fall for mrs. Vera Gardner.

And mrs. Gardner insists on wearing her monsoon diamond. It cost $100.000.

If itwoud stolen, Maxine will be ruined.

Why doesn't she go to the police? - But she has been to the police.

They've been there before.

you're the only one that can really help. - Look lady,

we quit all that business. We're in Wall street now we ain't interested.

Spinneys Jews very good for both.

But once you're wet no sucker.

charming little character, yeah. - Well that's what you said about Mabel Dover,

right before she bumped off Morocco for the insurance policy

then the woods... - Helen... I mean Eleanor...

listen darling, I've been thinking things over.

I've been very selfish.

I want to please you. We're going to Maxine woods party.

Sure, but I changed my mind.

What you want comes first, dear.

Well, goodbye.

There we go again.

The joints dripping with jewel sainted Grimes. - Yeah.

Let's split up and start circulation.

Cheer up Maxine, you got nothing to worry about this time.

Anything disappears tonight, I'm afraid my career has ended.

Oh, we're safe the Falcons coming.

He's the most unexciting man you ever laid eyes on. - Who? - The Falcon.

Well that's only he's not a gear his real name is limes.

And he's there he is now. I'll bring him over.

Maybe so, but how long will it last? - Darling it's over already.

Next time you get down on the head with something.

That's a promise.

Mr. Lawrence, I was so afraid you weren't coming. - Oh hello.

You must think I'm a little silly after the way you found me in your apartment,

but really I had to see you.

It's not nearly as solid as it sounds.

And enough may I present miss Reed,

and Miss Reed this is... - Aunt. - an aunt of mine from Indiana.

I suppose mr. Lars told you why he's here.

No. Well, I'm extremely good at guess.

Well, we have to keep it a secret.

I want you to meet Max scene today worried

and should be greatly relieved to know that you are on the alert.

You don't mind, do you? - Oh, not at all, by all means, me get on the alert.

Let's dance, make you look casual.

Better not. You may get 12 women on your jury.

Oh, no man.

Will you teach me how to dance? - Teach you, my man.

Isn't exciting of knowing what's gonna happen next?

I have a vague idea. - Oh, really?

See anything significant? Does anyone make a false move?

No one but me.

I should be like you Manuel.

Play the field and let the suckers pick the favorite.

Now you're as clever as your beautiful.

Good evening sir.

Pleased to meet you. give me a ticket, sister.

Keep the change for charity.

Dolly doesn't fly covered, sir.

No. How much? - $100 a ticket. - $100?

Give me back the box sister. I can't finance the war place only.

Haines track bar, Paulette!

I think we'd better keep this on a strictly business basis.

Where's our hostess? - You mean mrs. Gardner? - Yeah.

She's dancing right behind you.

Look out, here she comes.

Oh, I'm sorry. - Oh, isn't this marvelous?

You know our charge existing I was a dance for the ambulance fine dude.

Here's 100. Let's call it quits, madam.

Aren't you sweet?

You know, I've made $200 this one dance the men are also marvelously generous.

Mrs Gardner, this is mr. Lawrence. - How do you do young man?

Oh, what do you mind if I steal your partner for this dance?

Sort of lend-lease. For democracy, you know.

Mr. Nars, I'm so nervous. - I don't mind.

I suppose what now. - Beg you a pardon?

It slips off very easily, but we mustn't let anyone see us.

Of couse not.

You take my hand firmly and hold the ring and outdoor my hand away

and you put it in your pocket. - As you say.

Oh. Mind... Do you think anyone saw us?

I don't think so. - I wait five minutes and then I'll discover he's gone.

That's fine.

Now I must go and greet my other guests.

Do be careful young man. The place is full of detectives.

I will be careful.

Says something loud and hot professor.

Here it comes. - Fourteen, boys.

Morning sir. do you mind if I cut it I think this is our dance.

Oh, of course mr... - Lawrence. - Yeah, see mr. Atherton. - How do you do?

Oh, mr. Lawrence, pardon me.

This is miss Wood. I thought you might like a few words with a you.

Don't mind in your hole? - Not at all.

That's my cousin from Nebraska.

She's having a wonderful time.

Oh, how nice. - Dance?

As I remember it always involving mistress...

Pure coincidence like I'm giving up that...

haben but women on this mistery? - How?

women on this mistery. - Oh.

It's on my signal here that insisted young woman.

That's putting... - What?

Let's do something about this.

Hey, maestro. - Yes, sir? Can you play something soft and smoth?- Sure.

Hold it. - I'm getting old. - Don't say that.

stop round...

stop round shoot

okay, I'm stop. - Come on up here.

I'll take care about this.

Suicide? - Yeah. She shot herself right through the heart.

And she walked over there and dropped the gun.

But came back again because she liked it better here.

Poor Mrs... Who in the world want to kill her?

Elemental ma'am. The diamond she ain't got it honor.

Oh, do you mind?

Oh, sorry not my brand.

Think nothing of it come around when I'm police commissioner.

All right, get in there.

Why it's doctor Luck.

You know this man? - Well, I... no it's... - I know him.

He works for me.

Yeah? Then what's he doing out in that ledge?

Refresh her feet. - He's not the only fresh thing around here.

I'm coming up the fire escape where all of a sudden I hear a shot.

I gotta warn you anything you say can be used against you. - So what?

I figure to save a hundred bucks by crashing a party

so I'm coming up the fire escape.

Some other time. But take him down to headquarters. - Get going.

Hey wait a minute. You balls here pennis on me. - All we can do is a try.

Come on Goldie, humor him.

This is wider. - You said it. Get out.

Darling I've got... - Have we meet before?

This is serious. I've got t go down to police headquarters.

Oh, some spinach juice. - Police headquarters why?

We found out... - What kind of juice? - Spinach.

if I'm gold out in the fires gifts. - Spinach?

Listen haven't you got any spinach? - I guess they do in the kitchen.

Well just get someone's. Who is it. - Yes, squeeze it.

They found gold out on the fire escape when mrs. God no shot

If you're mixed up in this nice espect you'd love to be.

How could i be mixed up in it? - Then what was that locked person

doing out there in the fire escape? - I'm dead find out I've got to learn.

Well. - That's a good girl. You take a cab. I'll see you Nevada.

Why, do I put up with this why?

It seems pretty obvious that the murderer got away with the diamond.

You found nothing on Goldie, so way hold him?

I'm not holding him for murder.

Nobody could invent an alibi that screwy.

And what's the charge against him?

I'm holding him as a material witness.

He's the only one who can identify the murderer.

May I offer suggestion? - Why not.

You've been offering them for years.

In as much as gold is the only living witness.

Wouldn't it be very much to the murderers advantage

to try to dispose of him? If it were made possible.

I got an idea.

I'm going to release Colleen having tail.

That's just a test of the murderer and they tried to get tall.

You never miss a trick Mike. - Yeah. Are you going to suggest?

Oh. I forget. - Bring him in.

I think I'll go along with you Babe.

Stick around Herman.

We want to sketch you the murderer.

I've changed my mind bitch. I think I'll try one of these. - Oh, slemon huh?

Areally fixed chief? - All fixed Goldie. You are free as a bird.

Yeah stool pigeon. Springer Malma.

We'll be seeing you Goldie. - You should live so long. - So should you.

Ha, ha. - Didn't you tell us flat foot off? - Yeah they believe your story.

Oh getting smart, huh? - Come on Goldie, they want the description of the murderer.

Well, not for me. I ain't gonna leave myself wide open for a slug in the back.

That's the point to let you out stoop.

Hey, armer. Don't close that gate.

Oh come on, Goldie. Don't you trust me? - Yeah, like your girlfriend what limits.

All right huh. I'm releasing you.

but first I want a description of the man you saw that night.

Oh, no, no. - Go there?

All right. You'll get it. - Take it hummin.

What was the contour of the face?

Contour. - White. - Not the color. The contour.

Break it down buddy. - The shape of the face.

Thin, full, square, oval... - Kind a flat and full.

Go on. Just give the description. I'll follow you.

Well he was about 45 maybe. Full head of hair parlor on the right side.

His eyes were too close together with glasses.

He had a bent nose, small channel. - Small channel.

Well. you know, I didn't kiss him.

I know he means did he have a beard or a moustache.

Oh, no, no moth. - Go on. I'll try to contain myself

Well he had a broad forehead, narrow shoulders, thick neck

and lines in his cheeks he was about six foot tall, and weighed around 150.

Oh, yeah, he had a stogie in his mouth.

There's the dog. See what you can do with.

Okay Goldie. Thanks.

Come that way, Goldie.

I hope the killer didn't get a good look at me.

You seem to have got a pretty good look at him.

Oh, you know me, never remember remain. Always forget a face.

Put a tail on the boys. - Right.

Let's have a look the murderer Harmon.

Now tell me what the murderer really looks like Goldie.

Let's get away from here.

Looks like somebody else's mixed up in this.

You're a broker, remember?

I cook.

Never-say-die Goldie.

Well, hello again. - Hello.

Did they release you doctor?

I just got the death penalty is all.

He says the cutest things, doesn't it?

No, he's a bit unstrung. Maybe you better drive. - I'd love to.

Maxine Sammy down to ask you to call on her tonight.

We better circle around a bit first.

Hey, I got a hunch we're being tagged.

Naturally. - Step on it sister. - Couple of Mike's men.

Oh in that case I don't mind a couple of dicks around.

What's he talking about?

Mike's using him as bait to trap the killer.

Well, one of the murderer be too smart

to contact the doctor even new detectives are training him.

Contacts she calls us. - You're learning fast, miss Reid.

You want to see if you can lose those men? - Do I?

Now, what the next street miss Reid.

Then turn around as fast as you can in the first alley.

Here we go!

Switcher lights miss Read. - Call me Helen, it saves time. - Okay Helen.

Get saifty.

Let's go.

Nice work, Helen. - Yeah, beautiful.

Hey, you stay here Goldie.

You gonna leave me alone? - No safe? How can the murderer know you're here?

Yeah, he couldn't know that Cory. - Will give him a shot at us later.

Us? What do you mean us?

I'm in this to Goldie. - Mrs. Gardiner's ring.

But how did you get it? - She gave it to me.

But I don't understand. - I think I'm just beginning to.

Gee, this is certainly baffling mr. Lars. - Call me Gay it saves time.

Something for you sir? - No. I went for a guy.

Just killing time, right? - Yeah or vice of voices.

Not bad, huh?

Very good looks like I'm gonna get the payoff.

You're a cinch.

Right on the button.

Keep your trap shut and start walking.

How well did you know mrs. Gardner?

Oh, I'd arranged several parties for her.

What about her financial statement? - She was very wealthy.

Oh there's no sugar. Head she'd like a dear.

On the contrary. I think wish we'll find out

that she was having money troubles, probably badly in debt.

Oh that's impossible mr. Lyons.

Impoverished women don't hang on $200.000 diamonds. - That's true.

Not for long.

She must have been cooperating with a gang of jewel thieves.

jewel thieves

Yes. Well yourself in her place.

You need cash you have a dart.

Then one day you get a telephone call.

Hello miss ward a voice says, don't worry about your debts

All you got to do is to claim the insurance on that ring you lost.

I didn't lose my ring you say. Oh yes, you did says voice.

You lost your ring tomorrow night.

Shall I - No, thanks.

But if the ring was insured she wouldn't want a deal with thieves

she was right in a river all.

Know. - I'll collect both ways.

From the insurance company, and a bonus from the jewel thieves.

Then why did she give the ring to you?

Mistaken identity.

You remember Miss Benford tossing me this? - Well, yes, the silver carnation.

She might have unwittingly removed the mark of identification

from the intended jewel thief and pinned it on me.

But Miss Benton was dancing with Manuel Ratana.

Yes, what about this Ratana?

Was he ever present at any of your other parties when jewelry was stolen?

I suppose he was. He's very much in the social swing, you know.

But he's rich and respectable he owns diamond mines in South Africa.

Interesting, if true. - Oh, but this is incredible.

Even if mr. Ratana was an accomplice

he was dancing with Miss Bedford when the murder was committed.

Yes, we've got nothing on him.

I just think that Ratana and whoever it was killed mrs. Gardner

must have been working with somebody higher up.

Somebody went a pretty good brain

for this kind of thing.

But why should they want to murder the poor woman

if the diamond was to be taken by arrangement? - I can't answer that.

Not yet. - Are you going on with the case mr. Lawrence?

Should I?

I wish you would.

Oh, this is hardly helpful to my reputation as a party giver.

Then perhaps I better see you tomorrow.

Should we say for lunch? - Of course.

Your rival Grady or more confidence in you than in the police.

Would you mind driving me at my apartment?

Nash be delighted. Good night miss Wood. - Maxine, to my friends.

Gay, to mine.

Anytime you're ready mr. Lawrence.

Does everyone wanted to call her by her first name five minutes out you've met her?

Why did anybody have to name? - Well, you certainly don't encourage it.

So clearly I have. - I'll be different.

You can go back to calling me Miss Read. I shall call you mr. Lawrence.

Where's the doctor?

Quick in. - Maybe you got tired of waiting him and went home, or something.

Or something. - I live on Morton Street in the Village.

Number time take you. - There where are we going? - My apartment. - okay.

All right down low step through the hallway to the rear part.

I don't want to have to kill you for making a mistake.

Look pal, I don't know from after that.

Thanks. Over there.

Get on that phone and call your boss.

What I will say? - Tell him to wrap up that diamond put it in an envelope

and mail to you general delivery. You'll pick it up tomorrow.

That ain't smart. - Guess you don't understand.

Maybe I ought to tell you I can handle this whether you're alive or not.

Get on that phone. - Okay.

Aaaaa!

Beri... Gansters. Help!

He has a gun. - Open up!

He has a gun. - Get back! - I won't...

Get up!

Well, Goldie word was hard to keep our eyes peeled for you?

I'm sitting by the desk.

I'm going to telephone a falcon when all of a sudden I hear a scolding.

... Goldie. Keep it in walking.

Maybe is on date with girl. - He doesn't have girl.

You shoud give...

We figured you'd get here eventually don't bother taking off your coat and hat.

What's wrong now boots. - I got Goldie down at headquarters

Thanks relieved. What for? - They found him standing beside a dead body.

Now look, here we've gone all over that situation once, remember?

This is another situation and another body. - Again?

This time he said he was making a phone call. - Now who's the dead man?

How did you know it was a man? - Law of averages.

While they kinda wonders that maybe you didn't knock this guy off the safe Goldie's neck.

He also went this way you got the diamond.

What diamond? - Oh, don't be coy, Lawrence.

Goldie ain't good at keeping secrets.

I think I should go down and see Waldek.

Ain't that a coincidence? He sent us here to poison you invite you down.

Okay. - And I'll be brave darling. Don't get hysterical.

Can you fake?

Goodbye.

She's fainted mate. Hold on while I get some spinning sauce.

For your boy she sure stayed kissed. What a guy.

He ought to be in moving pictures.

I am Peter when he gets out go in and keep an eye on him.

Bates! He got away! - This is gonna cost us.

Ouch!

Did I do all right Jerry? - Really good. Has to look like you're real McCoy.

It was, almost. - Could be happen all the time with my boss.

Oh, darling.

I didn't hear the front doorbell ring. - It ringet. - Well, not hot.

Now I'm gonna tell you how much I love you. - Do not dare come near me.

What's the matter? - Matter? you take me to a party

and then dance with every female in the place button me.

I sit around like Miss Muffet on may profit.

I like tough it while you pants off to solve a matter that doesn'tn concern you in the least.

And then you pop through my bedroom window

at one o'clock in the morning and ask me what's the matter.

Ask me what's the matter? - Not so laut. - I scream I hell off.

Why don't you go back to your life of crime and leave me alone.

Very well. I'll give myself up.

Give yourself up?

I'm wanted for murder.

Oh good, not really? - I just gave two detectives the slip.

Oh, but darling that's stupid. They can't possibly blame you.

While you were in the round dancing. - This is another murder.

I think that's for me. Hello.

Hello is Miss Benford in? - Yes, this is the Falcon.

Oh, hello Gay. Are you all right?

Did you throw them off your trail? - Yes Jared.

I'm okay I managed to get away alright.

Oh, I get it, coward. - Yes, Jerry.

No, Jerry. I don't got me home tonight.

I'm gonna pick myself out a nice bench in Central Park.

You can bring me my spinach juice in the morning.

It's Jerry.

Where are you now?

I'm still at your apartment.

Oh darling next time you kiss me like that and I faint,

please let me down gently.

I'm still sore where that flatfoot drop me.

Lady, could you spare me a dollar and a half for a steak and mushroom?

Where the escaped convict going to a masquerade.

I just traded clothes with the tramp.

Since I call a cop and turn you in. - I thought you stand by me.

I'm tired of standing by, the line is too long.

Go ahead go to my apartment. - Oh do spare me the details.

I had enough on the telephone.

Now, go away. - Listen if you meet m in Central Park tonight, I'll explain everything.

I have a date tonight. - With who?

You tell me of your business which definitly isn't.

I'm going to a swan club with Ratana.

Ratana? - He was good enough to take me home last night.

You keep away from Ratana, he's dynamite.

Don't worry darling. I won't swim in his arms.

He's a croaker Lana.

I thought I made it clear to last night that we're through.

Now if you follow me one more step I'll call a policeman I'll have you arrested.

this mug bothering you lady? - Oh, yeah. - Move on fella.

Thank you officer. - Ok lady. - Get going buddy.

and don't let me catch you panhandling around here again.

No officer. And buy yourself a cigar.

Hello. Oh, you again.

Haven't you got a home? - I'm waiting for further instructions.

Now the dr. Locke is no longer with us you'll need an assistant.

I've got as many brains as he has and I don't get caught for every murder in town

Meet me at Turner's cafe on 42nd Street just off ninth Avenue.

I'll be there in a real booth at 7:00 tonight.

And be sure you not follow. - Okay, boss.

What a girl.

Oddly recognized you in that outfit

That's the general idea. - I borrow Jerry's car.

I was afraid they might be on the lookout for yours.

Smart girl. You know all other pretty girls are just pretty.

Why did you hang up on me last night?

Someone had to have? - Barely escaped of my life.

honest

Nana took over just as I asked where you were.

Oh, couldn't be. - Way you say that?

Well, I guess that's all it fixes you with her. - Little math later.

It's all settled Gay. You take my word for it.

I see.

Tell me where does meant more eternal it. - Greenwich Village.

But he's never there. He practically lives in nightclubs.

I know. And but we're just going to visit his rooms.

Break him in? - In a manner of speaking.

Tonight's my night for backdoors.

So you go out and drive the car down the area.

I'll be there. - Okay.

And don't attract any more attention than your loveliness normally invites.

Oh. Sh, sh.

I didn't feel my heart beating my knees.

Are you scared? - No.

What are we looking for? - Rags and ogon.

Maybe you're shooting up.

You landed him. Now Santa Cruz California 1932

Wonderful nowhere - Why?

Are you reasoning something out or something?

Yes. Wondering if I lived here

where I'd hide something if I were clever and had something to hide.

Elementary miss Watson.

We can climb up to the roof. - Quiet.

What did he waiting for?

Just Cause his calling

I have an idea. - I suspect no all the man by the fish. Do you? - No.

Can you shut up?

I suppose he should come out here.

Were here on a date. - Oh, why can't we go?

You wait here. - You will leave me?

Yes, I'm gonna take a peek behind that panel. - Oh, but you can't.

All right, then you go.

Hold on this.

All right, go on.

What did you findet? - Lethal weapon

Then he did kill mrs. Gardner.

No man could kill a woman in another room while he was dancing the rumba with my fiance.

You mean, your ex-fiance.

Way to keep reminding me. - Serves you right you should settle down to one woman.

Do suggest a... - Lot of nice girls.

If you could be really faithful.

Where to now? - The city morgue.

This is the morgue, isn't it? - Oh yeah, sure.

Was a man brought in here tonight,

I think he was murdered in her apartment on 23rd Street?

Oh him, yeah, he's around.

And my uncle's been missing for years.

Do you mind if I take a look at the body? - It's all right.

We've got we've got lots of bodies around here.

Waitin for somebody miss? - Yes, my sister.

She's been missing for several days.

They just bought a girl and drowned in the East River.

And we, my brother and I thought that might be she...

Oh, no that's too bad.

Did you know the poor stiff? - No, there is no my uncle.

I love ups it might be. Thank you.

She was just a kid

A chorus girl, but a good girl.

Then and she met Manuel,

you know that kind? - Yeah, damm right. - Well

when he left her stranded there was there was just nothing left in life for...

She kept saying how empty meaningless it was.

I told her she had to go on.

For the sake of the one to come, the little one.

Was it Herb, Bruce? - - No. - Thank goodness.

One of the Navy, she's okay. - I hope so. Good night. - Good night.

They are certainly a wonderful liar.

I always began to believe it myself.

What did you see in there?

Who know? - The man by the fish.

And he's the man they found with dr. Lappe. - Yes.

What are we gonna do now?

I'm gonna diet to police headquarters.

Police headquarters? Are you gonna give yourself up?

No. You are. - Me?

I kick the Prince to check up on but you're going into headquarters

with this gun and confess.

Are you crazy? - Be quiet. I got to think of a nice story for Waldeck.

On what is Goldie getting on?

I'm certain by that desk.

I'm gonna telephone the Falcon, and all of a sudden I hear a shot.

Why'd you just call them? - You find outside the window, wasn't?

You know me. I had a hat? - Yeah Michael, I know your hat.

I only wish you had a brain to go with it.

You saw what much kill mrs. God

You found out where we lived and then try to make a deal.

something waited outside the window... shut him.

You grab the diamod, and pass him to the Falcon.

That's the story, isn't it?

I'm seat by my desk. - Yeah, yeah, and heard a shut.

Miss... - Release that menager.

He is inosent for themurder.

Which one? - The... murder.

He didn't do it because I did.

Oh, you did it?

I shot him with his gun.

He came back from South Africa and tried to blackmail me.

We were married 15 years ago.

Yeah, I shot him right to the window.

I am getting myself up because I cannot stand by

and see an innocent man pay the penalty

for a crime that I committed there for which I have no regrets.

There is the gun, you will find it is the weapon that killed Weber.

Do with me as you will.

Shake on it.

Well, young lady, what's your name?

Helen Germain. - What is it? Have a seat mrs Reid.

Well anyway it's my middle name.

I tell us where you found this gun and where you left mr. Lawrence?

When I left him he was... whom do you refer? - All right.

When did you first meet this Weber

before you married him when you were 11 years old?

Oh it was all about... - Oh, forget it, forget it.

Hey nobody, come in here.

Are you ever seen this young lady before? - No.

He knows you. - Must have been some other guy.

My picture in the paper. Now I remember his face.

How could anyone forget it. - Very funny, sis.

Will you two quit clowning and give me the story straight

Checks boy thick Mike. - Then it is the gun.

Yeah you want to use the foreman telephone it's ok.

of the gun at the Swan Club his name is Manuel Ritana

and he's there with a woman.

Pick up no Tara - Right.

Well, call you if there's anything to this it'll put you in the clear.

But don't put me nowhere wireless Kyra Tanner's loose.

I'm staying army constitutional right, see.

So, if you don't mind I'll just sit here and talk shop till you bring Ratana in.

Go and tell the Falkon and I want to see him.

Oh, you're planning to have me followed.

Not unless you insist.

Now go on. - We'll meet in spite of you.

That dame is twisted in the head. - But you are alright, yeah?

You ain't hung up on me yet.

Swanton? Miss Benford, please.

Angelo, I think I'm losing a beautiful woman.

Ah, that's just like a pika losing one tail feather...

plenty more, no? - Thanks, Angelo.

Call for you, miss Benton. - Thank you.

Exuse me. Hello? - Hello darling. And I don't hang up.

And above all, don't get excited.

I think the police will be in there to pick up Ratana.

Excused herself from the table and go home. I'll see you there.

Tell Ratana that this is your chauffeur.

Yes.

She is? C, c, c, c.

Well in that case I'd better come straight home.

All right.

Something wrong? - yes, my aunt is very ill.

Is that funny?

Oh, very funny you see I haven't gotten up. - I don't get it.

That was mr. Lawrence. And I think it's only fair to warn you that he's trying to frame you.

Frame me. Why? - Well, you see you're

approaching on what he thinks is his territory

he refuses to believe that our engagement is broken.

So? - I think we'd better leave there's no telling what lainson built.

He even tried to scare me by saying the police are after you.

A bit of a screwball, isn't he? - Oh, no it's...

Fair is enaf.

Going under change clothes. Many plans aren't meeting me.

Wait here, I'll get our coats.

Everything change. - It was the gun that killed Noll, all right.

The police are on their way over to pick up Ratana. - That's fine.

I was grilled and I broke down and they know that I was with you.

That's okay just saw the gun shakes.

Well, the case is breaking all right.

Darling you'll be Nelson. Didn't Marcus I don't know what I stood done without you.

Am I getting a brush-off? - No, I just have to change clothes and see someone.

Oh, a woman naturally naturally.

Naturally. - Do they all fall for you?

All but the clever ones like you.

Don't you buy yourself a soda I'm taking a movie.

I'll see you later.

I hate men.

Now look Jerry if this is reaching a bit too far for a gig.

Get your hands up Lawrence.

Ah, Ritana.

I thought my fiancee was a better actress.

She was kind enough to inform me that the police were coming.

And that was nice of him.

I'll take the diamond. - Now you surely don't imagine that I carry it on me doing you.

Wouldn't want to be found dead with it on you.

Come on Lawrence, this is it.

Ok. - For it.

just take up the coat and fedora and

Tell me why did you kill Noah Weber. You and he were friends, weren't you?

Yes.

But he had ideas about getting the diamond too.

That should have been a warning to you.

Now can you think of one good reason why I shouldn't kill you?

I shall most assuredly try.

For instance wouldn't it be very much to your advantage to...

have the police chase me while you're making your escape.

It's too late for that.

You have already switched the hunt to me.

I was careful to notice that there are no detectives are on when I entered the building.

how?

Am I shot? - No, you weren't.

Hit you're a crazy little fool but you saved my life, darling.

Take care of a her, Harry. I have to hurry and change my clothes.

I change to. Well imagine sweat sitting here.

Take your hand of me you pitbul.

Don't say that, lady. - Are you this moron superior office.

Don't say that, lady. - Shut up both of you.

Goldie, Goldie tell this Jim who I am.

Hey Michel. This thing... - I said, shut up.

Where's aunt Anna?

Well, chief it's like this. I crashed the club.

They tell me Ratana has took it on a lamb.

But he leaves this name and when I talk... - listen you a detective is a servant of the people.

Well my ankles up to a table.

And I tells her she's under arrest and she says don't be ridiculous

stack is meaning no.. - One ideas thing I could find?

Well, I'm groggy, but I got the Dame here before she could duck.

After I sat down on a chair he overtook me.

So I bring her in oh she's in cahoots all right. - Very exciting.

You hit Bates on the head with the plate fire. - Why not? - What's your name?

Eleanor Benford is this gentleman here can verify and furthermore.

What who are you doing with Ratana?

I was simply sitting there waiting for Manuel when this...

this creature... - Don't say that lady. - this creature came crashing in.

How was I supposed to know he was a detective?

What made you think he wasn't one?

Because a certain man told me that he was.

You you mean told you he wasn't? - No, was.

I guess I'm just dumb I don't get it. - Yeah. - I think I do.

That person no doubt thinks this is a very funny gag.

My Tom this Dame was... - Please, quit calling me a dame!

Alright, alright now let's take it easy.

How well do you know it how? - May I use your phone?

Who do you want to call? - Mr. Lawrence, if you must know.

Phone. Ok, go ahead.

Hello? - Again or yet?

Oh, miss Benson. - Oh, give me that.

And now wait darling it's just a very strange coincidence. I... - it's them

Listen, you...

come here...

I now ill enough please. Ladies don't talk like that.

Don't call me...

But I...

But...

But where are you? - It isn't your bussines, you top had a termite

maybe this is your idea of comedy, but I'm not laughing.

But darling I tried to warn you.

All right, put Mike on the wire.

You don't develop into a major catastrophe.

Oh, hello Mike. - Listen Falcon, it's a serious offence to obstruct justice.

I go to have you jug down sight.

Now Mike just as I was about to solve the whole complication.

Nothing complicated to solve.

Weber killed mrs. Gardner, Ritana knocked off Weber,

weave a dragnet out from now, he picked up any minute.

It's an open-and-shut case.

Very well Mike. I'll pick up the leader of this gang alone.

What newspapers flood turn the carpet over to the examiner or the record?

All right Mike meet me at 72nd at Central Park West, as soon as you can get there.

Oh, and Mike, miss benfits okay and I love her.

Would you do me a favor and lock her up until we get back?

Okay swell.

Now, are you satisfied - Knock her out updates.

Why that skunk. What did he say to you?

I demand to be released.

Get me a lower. Get me...

Some Dame, huh. Highbrow. the Falcons nuts about her.

Yeah. That's what he said.

Then why did you send it to the cooler?

He wants around ice - we pick up the brains this job.

Want to come along? - No. I'll sit this one out.

Thanks a million

You better keep outside until I call you.

Now. let me tell you Falcon.

I already served my apprenticeship as a stooge to get where I am today.

Do you want to take it from here Mike?

Take what from here? Hey I got a right to know what's going on.

Hey, you will get your credit all right just wait here in.

Who is this? - It's okay.

I'm afraid I'm a little late for our luncheon appointment.

I understand. I've read the papers.

Come in, won't you? - Thank you.

Come sit down.

Cigarette? - Thanks.

What's wrong? - I'm frightened Gay.

Desperately frightened. - Way? - My life has been threatened.

By who? - I don't know.

I got a mysterious phone call last night after you left.

And another tonight.

Did you recognize the voice? - No.

Whoever it was knows that I asked you to handle the case.

They threatened to kill me unless I got you to drop it.

Well, I suspect that when we find the man behind the voice,

we will find the brain behind this ring.

Their malicious Gay. He'll kill me before you get him.

Why didn't you want police protection?

How could I?

I knew you'll try and come here.

If the piece were around they'd arrest you.

I'm in the clear now.

I'd feel so much safer if you were around.

Look, Mike Waldeck is outside you mind if I bring him in?

Of course.

You know we shall both be here in case anything happens.

I think I'll go to bed now.

Good night. - Good night, and don't worry.

I just wondered if you're going to spend the rest of the night here.

So I am. Won't you come in? - She got a friend?

No, but she needs a couple. - Who? - Maxine Word.

We were gonna pick up the brains face gang, remember?

I'm expecting this one to have a visitor.

Come on.

Listen, Falcon... - Were in, just seat down, please.

Is this one of your tricks?

Well, Maxine.

I told you I will take care of you.

That's what someone else tought.

Won't get away with it this time.

Don't worry, they won't get me alive.

Oh, wait, wait. - Too bad you didn't string along with me.

We could have accomplished things together.

you murdering... aaaaah!

Get away from that bed. Don't try anything you.

Ritana. So you were looking to the brain.

I told you when we picked this bird up the case to be shot.

Stupid old man.

Looks like he's kept his word.

I don't think we were taking him alive.

Hyper needle.

He jabbed himself for the quick acting poison when he knew he was cornered.

Just relax Maxine. - All right. Thank you.

That's that blasts.

Mike, you better pick up that tube with your handkerchief for some fingerprints on it.

Fingerprints? - Yes, and they're not Ritana's.

I've been wondering how you'd accomplish it miss Word.

Very bright idea. When he lunged at you, you were ready for him with a hyper needle.

Mike I'm afraid you're gonna have to arrest miss Ward for murder.

You'll pardon me if I seem to button to my own affairs.

But I kind of like to know why?

Well miss Ward had to eliminate Fatah I will be exposed.

What do you mean exposed?

If you were checked on the fingerprints of the late Noel Weber,

you would have discovered that he recently emerged from San Quentin.

Soha. - Where he served eight years for operating with a jewelry ring.

Headed by his wife who escaped. - She's mrs. Weber.

Brilliant isn't he?

Right Mike. Now Ann Weber was detained by the authorities,

his wife came East and built up a fancy reputation for herself

as a party give I will jewelry disappearances on the side. - Yeah, yeah.

Then we're both released comes back to wifey and together they decide to

double-cross Ratana on this monsoon down under deal,

and live heavily ever after on the proceeds.

How is Ratana find out? - Take it easy, Mike.

So, he kill Ratana just to complete job. - When I apprehended him? - Exactly.

Get your cold.

In fact if it hadn't been for one small slip made by miss Word.

You wouldn't have solved this thing so easily.

Just out of morbid curiosity. You mind telling me where? - Not at all.

When you've sent miss Read to bring me over to this apartment

we very carefully through everyone off our trail.

And then I left Goldie outside for about 15 minutes

during which time Weber picked him up.

Now you know Weber didn't just happen to be there.

Who cares, where's the diamond? - In his pocket.

You are shrewd. - Thank you.

If you would mind your own business mr. Lawrence,

my profession would be quite a good one.

I'm going to take your tip. From now on, Mike is on his own.

Poor fella. - All right, all right, let's go.

Turn this team over to Alma, and I will release miss Benford. - Yes, sir.

This way lady.

Bring them in? - No. So you bungle a job, huh?

I'm gonna stay right here till I see Ratana woking in. - Okay.

Gordon, tell the cop to lock you up until the return of oxy.

Where's the Falkon? - Outside.

Right here.

Well, good luck mr. Warden.

I'd advise you to plead guilty and just keep smiling at the jury.

Hello darling. Nice of you to wait up for me.

I hope they keep you in here forever. I hope they throw the key away.

I hope you're thinking... - My dear, I am in the clear how. How about you?

I'll gladly spend the rest of my days here

if I can just get my fingernails into you for one minute.

Very jealous woman. I think I can get you off, if you promise to marry me.

Get out of here. I know when I'm well off.

Springer element.

Now listen to me.

I tried to warn you against hobnobbing with a murder,

I had you locked up here for your own protection.

This is the thanks I get for it.

Gay!

Ratana shot me. - And it wasn't your fault that he didn't.

I own considerable debt of gratitude a very nice young lady for saving my life.

I think I should married her. Goodbye.

Darling I didn't know. Forgive me up been such an awful fool.

Oh, darling.

Darling, we married immediately, I promise to give up crime and other women.

Hello mr. Falcon.

Are you the Falcon? - Yes?

You must help me. He's innocent.

I tell you my brother's innocent. He didn't do it.

Cups have take him a way!

Oh, excuse me darling I'll be right back.

If you're not doing anything, how about a game of gin rummy?

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