Danger Ahead (1935)

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501 shots over 58:56, read from the Internet Archive copy danger_ahead (danger_ahead.mp4, 640×480, 29.97 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: Danger Ahead No renewal found. JSON

Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (0 of 501 shots judged colour), average shot 7.1s long, a frontal face detected in 29% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.

Transcript

Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 801 segments kept, 413 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.

0:31 I'm
1:04 Captain, she's almost unloaded. Good work, Taylor. Thanks.
1:08 That's the biggest ship in the silk we ever brought across.
1:11 And we'll bring a lot more.
1:13 I hope so, Captain.
1:32 - All the sure who's going to enjoy? - Oh, Dad.
1:36 It frightened me.
1:37 Is my one and only passenger ready?
1:39 Yes, Dad.
1:41 Where are we going?
1:42 to collect $40,000 for my cargo.
1:46 Are you ready?
1:48 Let's go.
1:52 Who's got all this money we're out to get?
1:55 A fellow by the name of Conrad.
1:57 Nick Conrad.
1:59 I'm to meet him at the Green Eagle.
2:01 Green Eagle?
2:02 Yeah.
2:03 What kind of a place is it?

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2:04 back.
2:06 Sort of a roadhouse.
2:09 Dad, look!
2:13 Danger ahead, Dad.
2:18 I didn't know you were superstitious.
2:20 Well, I'm not really.
2:23 Well, I'm glad to know that.
2:27 Well...
2:28 Just a few minutes.
2:29 This man, Conrad,
2:31 and we'll be back out on the ocean.
2:33 where there are no black cats.
2:35 I'm going to go.
2:54 I'm looking for Mr. Conrad.
2:56 Yes, sir. He's expecting you. Right this way, please.
3:08 Mr. Conrad. Captain Matthews, I'm glad to see you.
3:13 Mr. Conrad, my daughter. How do you do? Pleasure. Supposing me find a table somewhere.
3:21 Back here.
3:22 Come on.
3:25 I'm going to go.
3:32 There you are.
3:34 Sit down, Captain.
3:37 It's a nice place, Mr. Conrad. I'm glad you like it.
3:40 Come on.
3:41 Well, you're silked in the warehouse, Mr. Conrad. That's fine. You'll just sign this receipt.
3:58 I'm not going to be a good one.
4:07 There it is.
4:09 You and there's your $40,000.
4:13 In cash?
4:15 I didn't expect to get it in money. I always prefer to pay in cash. You don't mind, do you? Well, I guess it's all right, but it's a lot of money to carry around.
4:34 Okay, he's got it.
4:37 Yes, sir.
4:45 I'm sorry.
4:46 - Hello, Jerry. How's the news that we've been? - Pretty quiet right now. - I might have a story for you this afternoon. - Thanks, Ed.
5:16 The gentleman wants you on the telephone. He says he's your first mate.
5:21 You'll pardon me? I'll entertain your daughter.
5:26 Don't be long, Dad.
5:28 I'm going to go.
5:30 Come on.
5:38 Tell me, have you any friends here, Miss Matthews?
5:40 No.
5:44 That is, not yet.
5:55 Oh, my God.
5:56 Come on.
6:07 Hello.
6:09 Captain Man.
6:11 Hello?
6:14 Hello! It's Captain Max!
6:22 Come on.
6:49 step in.
6:54 So that's why I was paid in cash.
6:59 Come on, I say.
7:02 Hurry up, I ain't got all day.
7:13 Oh, God.
7:36 Give me that money.
7:39 Not a chance.
7:40 Give me that money.
7:45 I'll show you. Wait a minute.
7:48 Remember the boss's order.
7:50 We'll take care of them all right.
7:54 Now take it easy.
7:55 Remember, you're an old man.
7:57 Let me worry about that.
8:00 Give me that dough.
8:23 Boy, did he put up a fight.
8:25 He's a tough old rooster.
8:26 Yeah, well...
8:27 Get the dough.
8:37 Hello is worth it.
8:40 Yeah.
8:52 Give that man back his money.
8:53 Get out of here!
8:54 This is our business.
9:21 Pardon me, will you please?
9:33 fellow nosing around the
9:34 private office.
9:37 Is he a copper?
9:38 I don't know, but whoever he is, we can't afford to have him spoil our last job.
9:42 Our last job.
9:43 What about the shipment tomorrow?
9:45 - Don't remind about that.
9:46 Things are getting too hot. We're clearing out tonight.
9:48 Get rid of that fellow.
9:50 We'll take care of them.
10:07 Come on.
10:52 Uh...
10:55 I'm going to go.
11:10 Yeah.
11:22 What's the matter?
11:28 What is it?
11:30 That guy got the dough.
11:36 Hey, he's got the 40 grand.
11:42 What are you waiting for? Get going.
11:55 My father hasn't
11:56 Have you seen him?
11:57 Yes, I know.
11:58 in there.
12:05 Dad!
12:06 Dad, are you hurt badly?
12:09 I'm alright.
12:16 I'm sure he headed this way.
12:26 You fellas take the corner Steve and I have double back.
12:41 What's the matter, Fred? You look worried.
12:42 I am worried. I'm all upset. I had a terrible dream last night, Jeremy.
12:45 It was awful.
12:46 I bet the two crooks came in here.
12:48 Right in here.
12:50 I wouldn't let that upset me.
12:51 Dreams never come true.
12:53 I hope.
13:00 How's the music coming, Fred?
13:01 Oh, fine. I had a piano moved in so I could play in between slices of bacon.
13:05 Stop me if I get to break it.
13:06 Say I could play China town with only six.
13:08 And I could play goodbye forever.
13:10 I don't want to hear it.
13:12 Hide this.
13:14 Well I hurry not here. No no no. In the case with you. No.
13:19 Those crooks are after me.
13:20 Crooks!
13:24 If there's anything I hate, it's money.
13:32 I thought it said dreams didn't.
13:34 come true.
13:55 - Good afternoon, gentlemen. - What's good about it?
13:58 Fellas are mighty hard to discourage. Skip that. Hand over that door.
14:01 What dough?
14:02 If it's red you're talking about a right white guy that's smart guy.
14:09 Yes.
14:15 Here, here!
14:19 These guys are working together.
14:23 I'm sorry.
14:27 You'll be sorry now.
14:29 My friend detective O'Brien is coming in here.
14:33 and he'll arrest you.
14:36 - Coppers.
14:38 Listen, you mugs.
14:39 You'll be covered when that guy comes in here, and one peep out of you to that flat foot, and we'll let you have it.
14:43 You understand?
14:44 Yeah, we understand.
14:49 Hello, Fred.
14:50 I see. I said that. Oh, Brian, it was.
14:53 I mean it.
14:55 How are you, Jerry?
14:57 as good as can be expected.
15:01 How are you, O'Brien?
15:02 Oh, all right.
15:04 My job's getting me down.
15:06 No excitement!
15:07 Nothing ever happened.
15:10 Nothing?
15:11 Well, uh...
15:12 practically nothing.
15:14 How's your sausage?
15:15 today.
15:16 It's a lot of baloney.
15:21 Ha ha.
15:23 Ha-ha!
15:24 Hey, don't you think that's funny?
15:26 It's a lot of baloney.
15:31 Well?
15:32 Now that we've had our little laugh,
15:35 Let's get on the business.
15:37 How about some sauce?
15:40 Hmm.
15:44 I'll take this one.
15:48 Very nice.
15:49 Mr. Brian, nice fresh liverwild.
15:51 Smoke?
15:51 Yeah, I don't want to.
15:53 I want this one.
15:55 Well, how about some nice fresh head cheeks?
15:58 No, it makes me brilliant.
16:00 I tell you, I want this one here.
16:04 Go on, Fred.
16:04 Give it to him.
16:06 I want this one. I like baloney.
16:11 Half of it? No, all of it.
16:21 I still think you should have bought the head cheese, Mr. O'Brien. I told you that head cheese makes me bilious.
16:32 Here you are, Mr. O'Brien.
16:34 Put it on the book, Brad.
16:36 I'm getting plenty of practice at bookkeeping.
16:39 You all do hand me a laugh.
16:41 Well, good-bye, friend.
16:43 Goodbye, Jerry.
16:44 Goodbye, boys.
16:45 Go on.
16:51 Come on, you.
16:52 Where's that money?
16:53 You gonna give it to us or do you want the boss to take it?
16:56 Still in on our racket, eh?
16:59 I hadn't thought of it.
17:02 You've certainly got a lot of nerve.
17:05 what I liked.
17:09 Now look here.
17:11 I won't stand for anybody working against me.
17:16 You're smart.
17:18 I might be able to use
17:20 man.
17:21 make more money on my side.
17:24 Les Stainley.
17:26 How about joining up with him?
17:27 What are the dues?
17:29 Half of that's 40,000.
17:31 Huh?
17:32 Where's that money?
17:33 He doesn't know.
17:35 I still admire your nerve.
17:38 We like yours too.
17:40 Cut the comedy!
17:42 Hey!
17:48 Stick 'em up!
17:49 Come on.
17:50 Stop reaching, boys.
17:51 Let's get out of here.
17:52 You took the words right out of my mouth.
17:56 Stay where you are.
17:57 Take your hands in the air.
18:03 Steve.
18:04 Chuck, let them through the cafe.
18:16 There they go.
18:25 These guys are really...
18:27 Get going, driver. I'll tell you later.
18:49 Driver.
18:50 142 York Street.
18:52 Hey!
18:53 That's my address.
18:54 What are we going there for? To get the money.
18:56 It ain't clear.
18:58 Where is it?
18:59 It's in the bologna that old Brian
19:01 What'd you give it to him for? You said to. I said to. Sure, don't you remember when you... That's a fine place to hide it. You're a baloney.
19:13 You know where Al Brian lives? Sure.
19:15 3745 Gordon.
19:17 Get there.
19:28 Step on it Steve! What do you think I'm doing?
19:39 We'll be right back.
19:54 I guess he's not home.
19:56 I'll try a window. Oh, that will be good.
19:59 He lives upstairs.
20:01 That makes it more complicated.
20:06 I guess I can get up from this side.
20:15 I'll be right now. Oh take your time.
21:03 Cherry!
21:04 Jerry!
21:06 Jerry!
21:10 There!
21:11 They're coming!
21:13 And I'm a good!
21:15 They're riding that house upstairs. They climbed up the chimney.
21:54 Hey, Mary!
21:55 Come on!
21:55 Joe!
22:06 Look, they got away.
22:13 Did you get the petty cash? Sure.
22:15 Slucky wasn't hungry. He'd eaten the whole thing.
22:17 Ha-ha.
22:18 What are you going to do with it?
22:20 I'm gonna put it in the safe place till I find that sea captain.
22:23 Watch, sea captain.
22:24 I have time to tell you now read them are respect.
23:12 Jerry is certainly turning a grand story. Thanks Harry.
23:15 Not only beat the other newspapers, but the...
23:17 Police department.
23:19 Well, tell me, how in the world did you get a hold of that money?
23:22 I don't want to appear modest, but...
23:23 It was just an accident.
23:25 I stopped in at the Green Eagle for a sandwich and...
23:28 Things began to happen and...
23:29 That's the story. And a pretty good one, too.
23:32 Look at it.
23:33 Look at that front page.
23:38 And it took a newspaper reporter to get the goods on.
23:42 He's a pretty smart boy reporter. He's a friend of mine. We'll admire him on your day off.
23:48 We didn't get a report on this case until a few minutes ago.
23:51 Maybe Conrad's still out of that joint.
23:54 What joint?
23:55 The Green Eagle.
23:58 Where's that?
24:00 Here, take this.
24:03 The address is in the article written by your friend.
24:05 Well...
24:07 Maybe we'd better be going.
24:10 That's a swell idea.
24:13 Come on, Hogan.
24:25 That one?
24:28 It's just our luck.
24:30 He would be a newspaper reporter.
24:32 Sure is tough.
24:33 And coppers will put the heat on plenty now. Oh don't worry.
24:37 They'll never look for us here.
24:38 people in this neighborhood think I'm respectable.
24:41 They don't know you.
24:45 *sad music*
24:50 I'll show that, Sergeant, if it takes a thousand years. I don't think you'll live that long.
25:04 I can only get my hands on that 40,000. Hey, if you don't look where you're going, you're going to have your hands on a lily.
25:10 Lily.
25:11 BAH!
25:26 Let's take them alive if we can.
25:51 Well, Brian.
25:53 Well, Joe, bless my heart! You work in here?
25:57 Sure, I've been here a long time.
26:00 You know Hogan that, don't you?
26:02 Sure. Hello, Hogan. There you are.
26:05 Say, Joe.
26:07 You can do me a big,
26:09 favor.
26:10 Certainly.
26:11 What is it?
26:16 Where can I find this guy, comrade?
26:20 Why, that's funny.
26:22 I got a chip on that fellow.
26:24 Yes.
26:27 What is it?
26:28 He skipped town last night.
26:31 Hmm.
26:32 That's a tip?
26:34 Sure.
26:36 Come on, Hogan.
26:40 That horse of mine came in at that.
26:43 Where's Conrad?
26:44 There's many...
26:45 I should have been here a half hour ago.
26:55 Hello Nick, where have you been? Pick this up at the cops.
27:00 Well, I...
27:02 Are you going to see?
27:03 Not if I can help it.
27:04 Well, what's the idea, boss?
27:06 That reporter never had a good look at Captain Matthews.
27:09 So anyone looks like a sea captain who up that newspaper office and claim the 40 grand and get it.
27:13 And this will help the cause along.
27:15 Which one of us is elected.
27:20 You are, Pete.
27:22 views.
27:23 Think I can get away with it?
27:24 Well, sure.
27:25 I helped myself to the captain's credentials before he was taken away.
27:29 You're clever, you are.
27:32 Captain?
27:35 I hope I can put this over.
27:42 I...
27:44 I understand you've got my money here.
27:51 So you're Captain Matthews.
27:53 Yes, sir.
28:24 Look closer to me. What do you think Jerry?
28:27 They belong to Captain Matthews, all right.
28:32 Give them the money.
29:04 your money.
29:05 Four.
29:06 Thank you very much.
29:07 Sure, both of you.
29:08 I certainly appreciate this.
29:13 You don't know what this is going to mean for me.
29:15 Thank you very, very much.
29:19 Well, anyway...
29:20 He thanked us.
29:25 How do you know he can read?
29:27 Heh heh.
29:38 Come in.
29:48 Pardon me.
29:49 All right, go ahead. I'm Captain Matthews' daughter.
29:52 I understand you have the $40,000.
29:54 We had it.
29:55 follow it.
29:56 children gave me
29:58 Why?
29:59 There must be some mistake.
30:01 I just left my father at the Hillside Hospital.
30:05 Well, miss...
30:08 claimed the money had the papers to prove that he was the captive.
30:13 *Hum*
30:18 That's impossible!
30:19 Hello there.
30:20 Oh.
30:21 You remember me, don't you?
30:23 Certainly.
30:24 Then you remember the middle aged gentleman, the sea captain who was with me at the cafe.
30:29 Julie.
30:29 Well, that was my father.
30:32 and have a chance to see his face.
30:38 Maybe she is the man who...
30:40 I'm sure of it, Harry. Sure of it?
30:41 Yes.
30:43 Then we give them the money to the crooks.
30:45 Oh, no, we haven't.
30:48 But I don't understand.
30:51 What are you driving at?
30:52 And the money's still in the safe.
30:53 I'll get it for you.
31:10 There's your money.
31:12 Thank you very much.
31:14 Hey, how did you happen to give that guy the phony emblem?
31:18 I wasn't sure of him.
31:20 I thought if he really was Captain Matthews,
31:22 He'd be back when he discovered he didn't have the money.
31:25 - It's fine, aren't you?
31:26 Keep it up, my boy, and someday you'll be a city editor.
31:29 I thought I was going to amount to something.
31:31 Take him away, Miss Matthews.
31:33 Take him away.
31:35 Oh, me?
31:36 Sure.
31:38 You got a lot of money in that bag, and he'd make a swell bodyguard.
31:42 That would be nice.
31:44 You don't.
31:45 It would be a great pleasure.
31:48 Thanks, Harry.
31:56 Thanks again, Harry.
31:57 don't know what they're going to mean.
31:59 Maybe I don't.
32:02 Maybe I do.
32:08 Got it.
32:09 Good.
32:09 Quiet, sir. I just walked around in and he handed me the dough just like the sucker. No argument, no nothing.
32:22 There must be some mistake I...
32:27 You said your father was in the hospital. I hope he's not seriously hurt. Fortunately, he isn't.
32:33 But I am worried about him.
32:35 And this.
32:36 What are you gonna do about it?
32:38 I'd like to put it in the bank for the present.
32:42 three. I'm afraid it's
32:46 How about a bite of a bite?
32:48 talk it over.
32:49 I think that's a grand idea.
32:59 *whistling*
33:01 - Why hello, Jerry. - Hello, Fred.
33:04 - Matthews?
33:05 - How do you do? - How do you do?
33:07 Fred helped me save your money.
33:10 Oh, you're the captain, eh? No, I'm the captain's daughter.
33:16 Ha!
33:16 I've heard of the farmer's daughter, but never the captain. Well, did you ever hear about two people who were starving to death?
33:22 No.
33:23 But I'll listen.
33:24 Come on over to the table...
33:25 Fine out.
33:27 I'm sorry.
33:32 And now what?
33:34 starving people.
33:35 How about some of those good coal cuts?
33:37 grand potato salad.
33:38 And you?
33:40 It's all me I should.
33:48 I certainly appreciate what you've done for me.
33:51 I wish there was some way I could reward you.
33:53 I've already had my reward.
33:55 What do you mean?
33:57 You're having lunch with me, aren't you?
33:58 Oh.
33:59 You're very happy.
34:06 You don't think I can do it, huh?
34:09 I'm going to play a little song I just wrote.
34:11 I call the song "Eloise".
34:13 The girl's name is really Mary.
34:15 But that doesn't fit.
34:17 Hello, dear.
34:22 Oh, no.
34:24 I'm sorry.
34:27 You're the light.
34:28 Something's wrong.
34:30 In my heart
34:35 Now, Lord.
34:39 I've loved you
34:43 From the Larry Starrt
34:50 And in my dreams
34:53 I think of you
34:56 A little dutch of a ton of stuff.
34:58 later.
34:59 I think it's a dash of chili.
35:02 Oh, yes.
35:04 A faithful
35:07 Are you paying any attention to me?
35:09 That's rude. A-toot.
35:15 Where did it go?
35:17 Mm-hmm.
35:18 Halloween.
35:25 Hallelujah.
35:28 No.
35:29 We'll be right back.
35:30 Are you the one girl
35:33 Hey.
35:34 this whole world.
35:46 La forr of me. Oh, say, hey.
35:50 I haven't got much of a voice, but Jerry could.
35:52 Say it.
35:52 Oh, please.
35:53 Jerry, for me.
35:54 I don't know the words.
35:56 Oh!
35:57 There they are, right there. I just wrote them.
35:59 Well--
36:00 I'll try.
36:07 My Lorraine
36:11 My Lord
36:16 You're the light of love.
36:19 In my heart
36:23 Hey, Lorraine
36:28 mile away.
36:32 I've loved you.
36:35 From the very start
36:42 And in my dreams
36:47 I think of you
36:51 Always.
36:53 faithful and true.
36:59 My Lorraine
37:05 My Lorraine
37:10 You're the one girl
37:14 in
37:19 For me
37:30 That was beautiful, Jerry.
37:32 Yeah, sounds better with him singing it, doesn't it?
37:35 I had no idea you were so accomplished, Mr.
37:37 - Oh, I'm not inclined.
37:38 You'll find it on the check.
37:40 Put the check on the books.
37:42 Poor old books.
37:46 What time is it?
37:48 3:45. I must go back to the hospital. Dad will be wondering what's become of me.
37:52 By all means.
37:53 I'll take you to a cab.
37:54 What do I do with this money? I don't like to carry it around with me.
37:57 Money?
37:58 - What money? - The $40,000.
38:02 What, again?
38:04 I really think the best thing to do is leave it right here. Here?
38:06 Sure, in your safe.
38:08 Those racketeers think it's in the newspaper office.
38:11 Fred's on the level.
38:12 Suppose those racket men come back here.
38:15 Don't worry.
38:16 Lightning never strikes twice in the last.
38:17 same place.
38:18 You don't? Of course not.
38:20 Then you will help, won't you?
38:22 Sure, who said I would?
38:24 Well, here it is.
38:27 So it did.
38:29 Here.
38:30 Take this in case anything happens.
38:32 Thanks a lot.
38:34 Oh, that's all right.
38:38 Well, Fred?
38:39 See you later.
38:40 Bye-bye.
39:24 But that you aren't well enough
39:26 Get up.
39:27 My dear, we've got to.
39:29 We can pick up the money on our way to the boat and get out of here.
39:32 But I think you really should...
39:33 Am I the skipper or not?
39:36 Look you are.
39:38 Then give me my cap. Okay, Skipper. You win.
39:50 Come on.
39:54 So she's a pretty nice gal, huh?
39:57 Ah, she's terrific.
40:03 Mason?
40:05 Hello? Jerry Mason.
40:09 What's the address?
40:11 10311 Boy Street.
40:15 Murder?
40:16 I'll be right over.
40:17 Who called?
40:18 one of the boys from headquarters, I guess.
40:20 Good luck.
40:35 Maybe that's him now.
40:44 Who is it?
40:45 Jerry Mason.
40:46 the herald.
40:49 So newspaper reported up, fellas.
40:59 Come in.
41:09 Looking for someone?
41:13 It's not a bad gag getting me here on a murder story.
41:17 Stick around. We'll stage one for you.
41:28 Now what?
41:30 You're going to get that money for us.
41:33 - Are you sure? - Positive.
41:35 You won't get out of here until you do.
41:50 Come on.
41:54 Think you're pretty tough, don't you?
41:58 Come on.
42:02 All right.
42:04 Steve.
42:05 Get some rope and tie him up.
42:23 - I'll be right back, Dad. - Hurry.
42:32 Fred!
42:35 - Fred, open the door. We're right in the afternoon.
42:41 Ma!
42:46 Fast!
42:50 No, you don't. No, you don't.
43:05 What's the matter, Miss Matthews?
43:06 My dad and I are leaving. I want to take up the money. Sure.
43:09 Have you seen Jerry?
43:10 Not since he was here with you.
43:12 You got a pamphlet?
43:13 Sure, here's a kitchen.
43:16 I'll cut the money for you right away.
43:37 Here's your money.
43:38 Oh, you're a dear friend.
43:40 Would you give this note to Jerry?
43:41 Now go out and find me right away. Thanks.
43:45 Are you ready? Yeah. Come on, let's go.
43:54 To pair 146.
44:09 Come in.
44:12 Pull it, Mr. Cromwell.
44:13 Hello, Fred. How's business? Terrible. Where's Jerry? He left here about 20 minutes ago.
44:17 - You did.
44:18 Where'd you go?
44:19 I think you'll find him there.
44:34 Maybe we better phone the station, had we?
44:36 Nothing going.
44:37 Now that we get a line on those crooks.
44:39 Maybe Jerry can give us a tip.
44:43 Hey, Fred!
44:47 Hello.
44:49 Jerry inside? No, I'm on the way to see him now. Here's where he is.
44:53 Get right of there.
44:53 Okay.
44:57 You've had a chance to do it.
45:01 - Fool off a bit.
45:03 Maybe you'd like to show Chuck and Steve where the dough is.
45:07 Maybe I wouldn't.
45:10 Steve.
45:12 Take all the identification marks off of it.
45:15 follow-up.
45:28 No, no, no. Lay off.
45:30 I'll make him talk.
45:36 Listen, smart guy.
45:37 I'll give you about three minutes to change your mind.
45:42 You're just wasting your time.
45:44 Just the same, I'll give you three minutes.
45:46 *Bell rings*
45:53 Wait for me, will you? Sure. Hey!
45:56 Wait a minute.
45:57 Tell Jerry I want to speak to him, will you? I'll tell him.
46:15 Well, you got about a minute left.
46:27 Who is it?
46:28 It's me!
46:29 Fred!
46:31 I want to see Jared.
46:34 It's that goofy guy from the Delicate Testament.
46:37 Take care of the two of them at the same time.
46:41 Come in.
46:45 Sir Jerry, I've got to...
46:49 I must be in the wrong place. Excuse me. No, no, you're in the right place, all right.
46:57 Save.
46:58 You can't read that note that that's serious.
47:05 Get this.
47:07 Dear Jerry,
47:09 Father and I...
47:13 Father and I are sailing at five o'clock from Pier 146.
47:17 Please meet us there.
47:19 Lorraine Matthews.
47:21 There's one thing sure.
47:23 If they didn't have the money, they wouldn't be going away.
47:26 like Pier 146 for us.
47:29 Fred!
47:29 Get out of here! Beat it!
47:32 Hey!
47:33 You can't tie my friend up.
47:38 See that?
47:38 Oh, what do I give, you darn dude, girl?
47:43 I wouldn't be in such a hurry if I was you.
47:47 Let's go in and get them.
47:49 What's your hurry?
47:51 He'll be out any minute.
47:54 I can't prepare to get by me.
47:57 I'm going to play with you like a cat plays with a mouse.
48:01 They're rats, ain't they, Jerry?
48:04 Here, come!
48:05 Fire!
48:07 Hey!
48:09 Hey!
48:12 I ought to shoot you.
48:15 And I guess I will.
48:22 Good.
48:22 Heh heh.
48:23 I forgot to load 'em.
48:26 *laughs*
48:32 - Now let's get out of here. - No way, the back way the car's out there.
48:42 *Loud noise*
48:51 What's the matter, dear?
48:54 I was just thinking about
48:56 someone.
49:01 Don't worry.
49:03 He'll meet you.
49:05 I hope you're right.
49:19 I wonder what's keeping those fellas.
49:23 Keep your shirt on. Keep your shirt on.
49:34 Say...
49:36 Those fellas are in a hurry.
49:47 Come on, Fred. Let's get out of here.
49:53 Come here, Fred, I'm not timing.
49:55 Not hurt, are you? No, I ain't hurt, but can you imagine me forgetting the load to go?
49:58 Don't go on Fincher, no good anyhow. Hey, that one went off. I wonder which one it was. Oh, never mind about that. Get out of here.
50:05 We got to beat him to the pier.
50:07 - Oh, Brian and Holton are out, Kirk. - That's good.
50:09 Get me out of here.
50:10 - Oh, come on, come on.
50:11 I'm a fool trick of forgetting how to load the guns. I'm blowing back to the balloon.
50:24 Drive to pair 146.
50:25 Those racketeers are out there! Call headquarters! Nothing doing! We'll get them ourselves!
50:29 Come on.
50:52 Keep the change.
51:07 How are you, Captain?
51:08 You've got to set sail at once. Impossible. There's only a couple of men aboard.
51:11 The rest are all in town.
51:12 Round them up.
51:32 There it is.
51:33 Over there.
51:34 *Booing*
51:43 Dad!
51:45 So crooks.
51:48 You're after that money.
51:53 Get up in there and hide. Guard, Jim.
51:55 Come lower this boat.
51:58 Come on, boys.
52:03 Stop her!
52:07 Hold it! Pull up that boat!
52:11 Come on, get out of there.
52:20 I'll take that.
52:25 There.
52:26 Lay off.
52:36 That one's getting caught.
52:40 Oh, boy, will this be a feather in my hat?
52:44 Not a word out of you two.
52:45 Come on, boys.
53:00 Where do you think you're going?
53:03 What's the idea?
53:04 You'll find out.
53:08 Come on.
53:11 Hmm.
53:13 Take care.
53:15 - O'Brien! O'Brien! - The crash!
53:20 Get those two.
53:41 You're going below. What about you? I'll be all right.
54:04 Oh.
54:36 Oh.
54:50 Hey!
54:51 No!
54:52 I dare you the taste!
54:55 All right.
54:56 Hey!
55:05 Come on.
55:14 Oh, jeez!
55:16 Excuse me! Why didn't you look for your Reamus? I did!
55:19 Oh.
56:27 All right.
57:00 Come on, you folks. Come on here. I'm going to put the bracelets on you. Get out. Come on.
57:05 All right.
57:14 Well, O'Brien, you got all your customers?
57:16 Oh, boy!
57:18 I guess the sergeant lay off of me from now on.
57:21 Come on, you mugs.
57:22 Come on, bring him on.
57:30 Go on, get up there and get in that car.
57:32 Get him up, Dick.
57:33 Go on.
57:34 Come on.
57:36 That one.
57:37 O'Brien!
57:40 Captain?
57:41 What became of Jerry?
57:43 Oh, he's right over there with the skipper.
57:52 How do you feel now, Captain?
57:55 I'm all right.
57:56 That's good.
57:57 Well...
57:58 I guess I'll say goodbye.
58:00 I think there's someone...
58:02 wants to see you.
58:11 Must you go?
58:14 I should.
58:16 - Must you?
58:16 Really?
58:19 Say, Captain, where is the, uh...
58:22 Uh-oh.
58:23 Captain, let me show you the latest thing in ocean.
58:33 Didn't you say that Bolt was going?
58:35 China.
58:36 right?
58:37 Do you think there would be room for an extra passenger?
58:40 Sure.

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