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(carousel music)
- Thank you.
(gun firing)
Here Mrs. Brown.
- Oh, thank you Tim.
Billy's a real crack shot.
Oh.
(gun firing)
- 19 out of 20, not bad.
- Bill, you're a regular Annie Oakley.
- By the way Annie,
did you say you were the crack shot of the force,
or the crack pot?
- I've won the marksmanship medal three years in a row.
- If William Tell had had Brennan's aim,
he would have had an apple calling him Daddy.
- All right O'Hara, let's see how good you are.
- All right.
- At shooting off something besides your big mouth.
(gun firing)
- Oh, Martin deserves a trophy too.
- Some trophy, a statue with a clock in it's stomach.
- You're just jealous,
because you have to wear a wristwatch like everyone else.
I would be pleased if you would accept this.
- Oh thank you Martin.
Now whenever I look at it, it'll remind me of you.
- Wouldn't a cuckoo clock be more appropriate?
- Only if she wants to be reminded of you.
(audience laughing)
(gun firing)
- My purse, my purse, it's gone!
- There he is.
Stop him, stop thief.
- Hey what you--
- Caught you red-handed.
- [Raymond] Raymond do nothing.
- [Brennan] Easy buster.
- [Raymond] What's wrong with you, you crazy person?
- Brennan, perhaps you're acting too hastily.
This man doesn't have Lorelei's purse.
- He obviously passed it along
to an accomplice in the crowd.
- Well now, maybe he had nothing to do with it Bill.
He looks innocent.
- Did you ever see a lawbreaker who looked guilty,
they're supposed to look not guilty.
It's strategy, take it from an expert.
- Hmm, well he looks not guilty all right,
and I suppose you know your business.
- My tribal curse be on your hand.
Whatever you hold will slip through your fingers
like grains of sand.
- What does he mean by that?
- He's talking gibberish my dear.
(statue crashing)
- Ha!
- Oh my, my goodness, I didn't mean to do that.
- Curse already working.
- You don't suppose?
- An accidental coincidence my dear.
Could've happen to anyone.
(Raymond scoffs)
I'll call a patrol car,
and meet you later at the carousel.
come on.
- Oh, maybe I can glue it back together again.
- That gypsy isn't a thief Tim.
I read his mind and I know he didn't take that purse.
- Oh well, coincidence or not,
I just wish he hadn't put that curse on her.
- Oh come now Tim, there's no such things as curses.
Only people who believe them.
(whimsical music)
(mysterious music)
(antenna beeping)
(mysterious music)
(antenna beeping)
(whimsical music)
(whimsical music)
- Hold it, now if you're gonna pace back and forth,
why don't you push the vacuum cleaner?
- Your levity is like your housecleaning Tim,
a lot of rub, but no polish.
- Okay, okay, then I won't ask what's disturbing you.
What is disturbing you?
- Well, it's that gypsy boy.
Sitting in a cell all because of that Brennan.
- Oh.
- If blundering were an Olympic event,
he'd get the gold medal.
(audience laughing)
- But, but Brennan can't prove that he's guilty.
- Yes and I can't prove that he's innocent.
How can I tell Brennan that I read the gypsy's mind?
- Oh, yeah you're right, you can't.
(chuckles) They'd throw you in a cell, a padded one.
- Still I feel obligated to help.
(glass crashing)
- Lorelei may not have come from a broken home,
but at the rate she's going,
she will soon be living in one.
- I've heard of butterfingers before,
but this is ridiculous.
I'm never gonna get this story done.
(glass crashing)
I am going to a kettledrum factory
where I can get peace and quiet.
(audience laughing)
Oh.
- Good evening, I do hope I'm disturbing you.
- What's one more disturbance around here?
- Yes, poor Lorelei.
I just come from seeing her.
- Well that was thoughtless of you Brennan.
She already has one curse on her.
- Speaking from a metaphysical point of view,
I find her case very interesting.
- I didn't know you were moonlighting in metaphysics.
- I took a post-graduate course at the university
under Dr. Franz Haba.
Naturally you've head of Dr. Haba?
- Does he make house calls?
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