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00:29Your attention for just a moment, please.
00:35Now, before we start the show-up, it's a vital importance to impress upon your mind you can help the
00:41police department materially in convicting any of the suspects who will appear on this platform tonight.
00:46If you see anyone in the show-up, you think guilty of committing a crime against you or any of
00:50your friends, don't hesitate to raise your hand.
00:53The officers here in charge will take care of your case.
00:55Now, for the benefit of those who've never attended one of these show-ups, please do not be afraid to
01:01raise your hand if you recognize the prison.
01:04You will be able to see them, but it's impossible for the suspect to see beyond that screen.
01:10Many of you here, no doubt, have had your life thrifted at the point of a gun, been knocked on
01:14the head in the front of your watch, had your home first arrived.
01:18The man you're looking for may be in this show-up.
01:21In order to help you identify these men, I'm going to ask each one of them to answer a few
01:25questions so that you may hear their voices.
01:28All right, Jim. Send in the first group.
01:48Put your hands down.
01:58Subject number one.
02:10What's your name?
02:12George Buchanan.
02:13Where do you live, George?
02:15117 West Flood Street.
02:17Turn up straight.
02:19Ever been arrested before?
02:22No.
02:23That's all.
02:34He says he's never been arrested before.
02:37His record shows he's been arrested seven times and has now wanted in Seattle for murder.
02:43Subject number two.
02:51What's your name?
02:52Washington White.
02:54Where do you live, Washington?
02:55I didn't give up my address at the 7th.
02:58I've just lived.
03:00Ever been arrested before?
03:02Yes, sir.
03:03I don't parole.
03:04What for?
03:06Robbery.
03:07Is that all?
03:09Yes, sir.
03:10What about that time you served in Birmingham for petty larceny?
03:16Oh, I was just picking up things.
03:19That's all.
03:22Subject number three.
03:33What's your name?
03:35Jack Kirkland.
03:36Where do you live?
03:38368 Hudson Street.
03:39Oh.
03:40What data have you on Jack Kirkland?
03:43He's charged with grand theft.
03:46Yes, I saw his picture in the paper and read about the bank holdup.
03:49But I was wondering if you'd learned anything about his previous activities.
03:52He's never been booked before.
03:54Of course, he claims that he knows nothing about the holdup.
03:57Just driving for the pair to pull the job.
04:00Maybe telling the truth at that.
04:02Maybe.
04:03But that car that they made the getaway here is registered in Kirkland's name.
04:09Would it be possible for me to see him after the show?
04:12I think so.
04:13I'll ask the captain.
04:16What's your name?
04:17Joe Harris.
04:18Where do you live?
04:20What's your name?
04:22Where were you arrested?
04:27Here you are, Mr. Belong.
04:39Hello, Jack.
04:41You know you were in a pretty bad gym, my boy.
04:43You didn't come here to tell me that, did you?
04:45No.
04:46I'm going to try to help you.
04:48Oh, so you're a lawyer.
04:49No.
04:50You're wrong again.
04:51As a matter of fact, I'm a private investigator.
04:55Say, that story you told the police, is that on the level?
04:58Sure.
04:58Sure, I'm no crook.
04:59How about the getaway car, registered in your name?
05:02Oh, I bought that second-hand, the chauffeur people that wanted something better than a cab.
05:06You know, or the usual rental job.
05:09That's funny.
05:10John Prescott II, a chauffeur.
05:14Who?
05:15That's all right, my boy.
05:17We can handle this without dragging in the family.
05:21As a matter of fact, your father is dead.
05:24Yeah.
05:24So I gathered when we buried him three years ago.
05:28You buried him?
05:30Sure.
05:30It's customary, ain't it?
05:32That's impossible.
05:34Now listen, Prescott.
05:35It's to your advantage, to be frank with me.
05:38Oh, wait a minute.
05:39One of us is crazy.
05:41But my name ain't Prescott.
05:44On the level, are you assuming an alias to protect your family?
05:47I'm not protecting any family.
05:49I give my right name to the cops.
05:53It's almost unbelievable.
05:58However, you ought to know.
06:19I suppose it'll have to do.
06:21It'll only be for the one night.
06:24You going to pay for your friend's cabin, too?
06:26Yes.
06:27He can take the one next to yours.
06:29All right.
06:39If there's anything you folks want, I'll be right up in front.
06:42All right, thanks.
06:45That's your dog house down there.
06:48Okay, I've slept at worst.
07:14Oh, darling.
07:16Let's not start that again.
07:37Well, I'm glad this is about over.
07:41450 miles in one day is just a little too much.
07:54Be a nice girl and hand me that paper, will you?
08:09Thanks, dear.
08:11Are you sure, darling, that you wouldn't like to have me read it to you?
08:16No, thank you.
08:19I certainly got a break when I married you, John Prescott II.
08:23With a millionaire father that wouldn't wipe his feet on him.
08:27After all, dear, you knew that before you married me.
08:30Yes, I knew, but I...
08:35What did you do?
08:40I, uh...
08:41I got to make a telephone call.
08:53Could I use your telephone, please?
08:55Help yourself.
08:56It's just inside the door.
08:57Thanks.
09:16I had to make a phone call.
09:18Phone call?
09:19What about?
09:19Oh, I don't know, but it must have been pretty important.
09:23Yeah?
09:24Long distance.
09:26I want to talk to Jane Malone, 704 Security Building, Los Angeles.
09:31That's right.
09:34Oh, Don, I can't stand much more of this.
09:41You don't think it's any picnic for me, do you?
09:46Can't we get away?
09:47Just the two of us.
09:49Yeah, we can't do it.
09:51But what will we use for money?
09:53I don't know.
10:01Hello, Mr. Malone?
10:02Who?
10:03Prescott.
10:04Jack Prescott.
10:07I just ran across your notice in the paper.
10:10That's right.
10:11Yes, he's my father.
10:14Oh.
10:16Oh, I see.
10:19No, I didn't know that.
10:21Where are you now?
10:23An auto camp?
10:25Yes.
10:26About 10 miles south of a bird called Chester.
10:2990 miles from L.A.
10:33Yes, I'll get an early start in the morning.
10:35I ought to be there about 11 o'clock.
10:38All right, I'll see you then.
10:44All right, just call Los Angeles.
10:46Find out how much it was, and I'll pay you later.
10:47All right, son.
10:59Well, it looks like the drought is over.
11:01What do you mean?
11:02I've just had some great news.
11:18What's the matter?
11:26So, that's how it is.
11:30My wife and my pal.
11:37Well...
11:38Well...
11:43Well...
12:47Come on, Don.
12:48We've got to get out here before he comes to.
12:49Come on, don't worry.
13:04Come on, don't worry.
13:15Come on, don't worry.
13:19Come on, don't worry.
13:22You better not leave now.
13:25You better wait to start.
13:27Did you identify the body?
13:29No, it's not the man I've been looking for.
13:32I was hoping you'd be able to clear up this case.
13:35And do you have any leads?
13:36No, we're up against the stone wall.
13:38We've looked up the fingerprints, but none of these three have any police records.
13:42And that old fossil at the Otter camp has been unable to give us any definite description of the pair.
13:48He says he calculates the woman was a blonde.
13:51And they were both rather youngish.
13:53Youngish?
13:53Youngish.
13:55That is much to go on, isn't it?
13:57So it is.
13:58But I thought people had to register these camps.
14:01Well, they're supposed to, but old Watkins is rather careless.
14:03All he's interested in is money.
14:05Well, I'm sorry I couldn't help you.
14:07Well, thanks for coming over, Mr. Malone.
14:08That's quite all right.
14:09Goodbye.
14:10So long.
14:41What do you think?
14:43You look like a college professor.
14:45I hate to tell you what you look like.
14:47Oh, Mr. Clayton, don't you think you could love me as a brunette?
14:52I could love you if you were him.
14:54But will you please try and remember that from now on my name is McDonald, not Clayton.
14:58Oh, I'm sorry, darling. I won't forget again.
15:01See that you don't.
15:04Mr. and Mrs. McDonald.
15:06Mr. and Mrs. McDonald.
15:09Mr. and Mrs. McDonald.
15:48Mr. McDonald.
15:50Come in.
15:55Oh.
15:56Hello.
15:57How do you do?
15:59so you put that bail up for me yeah hey that was minor why to you mr malone oh that's
16:06all right
16:07i'm hoping to get this case of yours dismissed i don't know why you're doing all this for me
16:13i can't pay you bring up a chance sit down
16:19i arranged for your release and left word to have you come over here to discuss a little
16:24matter of business i don't suppose you would have any objection to picking up a cool half million
16:32would you people don't pick up that kind of money mr malone sometimes they inherit it you see my
16:42business is locating missing heirs yeah what's that got to do with me
17:13who is he jack prescott oh i get it when you saw me at the show up you thought that
17:20i was
17:20exactly i've been looking for him for some time to inform him that he had inherited his father's
17:26fortune just a lucky stiff very aptly put my boy he happens to be dead but i see no reason
17:34why we
17:34shouldn't collect that inheritance nothing to him alone i don't want that kind of money
17:41oh i see you'd much rather spend the next five years of your life in prison
17:45they couldn't do that why not juries are not very lenient with bank robbers these times
17:52but i'm innocent perhaps but who's going to believe that story unless the lacy's are willing
17:59to substantiate it why shouldn't they it's true my dear boy that pair are only concerned in their own
18:07safety of course if i was to engage the finest criminal attorney in the state to defend them
18:13i feel sure they would be willing to sign a statement exonerating you
18:18how about
18:26it's up to you whether you prefer being a millionaire
18:30or a number
18:42you don't give a guy much choice do you
19:03henry i want you to meet john prescott the second how do you do it's a long-deferred pleasure my
19:09boy
19:12you certainly take after your father i'm glad you think so and mr malone my associate mr brown
19:19mr malone of course you're the gentleman who succeeded in tracking down this elusive young man
19:29i'm sure we all owe you a very great debt of gratitude thank you sir i was just explaining that
19:35it'll take
19:35some time to terminate our trusteeship and effect the transfer of the property of course i understand
19:43i hope you won't find your old home too dull jack
19:46oh i uh i like it then perhaps you'll determine to settle down here
19:50well you see i uh i was just a youngster when i went away uh i uh haven't any friends
19:58here
19:58of course pretty much some isn't here you two were in the same class at college weren't you
20:04oh sure that's right uh where where is he now in europe for about six months
20:12that's that's too bad ain't it i'd like to see him again well perhaps just as well for the peace
20:18and
20:19fire of mayfield that he isn't here you certainly were a pair of wild youngsters perhaps they both learned discretion
20:27well i hope so at any rate well we won't take up any more of your time you can reach
20:33us at the hotel
20:34yeah good day oh by the way jack your stepmother is here you know oh uh yes mr joyce told
20:44me
20:47i think she'd appreciate it if if you paid your respect well under the circumstances i
20:55sort of hate to all nonsense mrs prescott is nothing but the kindiest feelings thought you
21:01go and see her well if you think i ought to
21:07that's the spirit my boy that's the spirit well good day
21:23i tell you i'd rather be shocked than going to see that woman my dear boy it's only a matter
21:29of common
21:30kirsty to pay you respects to your father's widow don't forget she's the one person around here that
21:36saw prescott after he was growing up yes at his graduation exercises five years ago in cap and gown
21:43and boy you haven't anything to worry about if you just watch your step
21:48i wish you'd come along malone you could you know or throw me a line if i got stuck
21:52no this is a family affair it wouldn't look right
21:56well what'll i talk about let her talk you be shy and reticent i'll be tongue-tied
22:07now let's see if i've got this straight
22:11my parents were divorced when i was eight right
22:14mother took me to california died there during my second year in college father remarried a year
22:20after the divorce i ran through the money my mother left me father got me out of several scrapes
22:26and finally land landed me an engineering job in tampico
22:31and told me from then on i was on my own
22:34i was fired a month later for being drunk
22:39and that's the last the family ever heard of me
22:41very good
22:43you better get it done
22:45she's expecting you at four
22:49well
22:51keep your fingers crossed
22:53don't worry you put it over
22:55you better get it over
22:57you better get it over
23:28So you're Jack.
23:32That's right.
23:35You've changed a lot since the last time I saw you.
23:43It's quite all right, you know.
23:45I'm your half-sister, Diane.
23:48Oh, of course.
23:50I'd forgotten.
23:51I mean, well...
23:54You've grown up, haven't you?
23:55People usually do, you know.
23:58That's right.
24:00Please sit down.
24:01Mother will be here presently.
24:10You know, it seems strange to suddenly have a grown-up brother.
24:15I think I'm going to like it, though.
24:17Hank, I think I am too.
24:20I think it's great.
24:22I mean, having a sister.
24:25I...
24:26How long has it been since your visit that summer?
24:28Well, I don't just remember.
24:32Funny.
24:33A long time.
24:35Let me see.
24:37I was seven.
24:39Much too young for you to notice.
24:40But I thought you were grand.
24:56Mother, this is Jack.
24:57You don't have to tell me.
24:58Oh, I'm so glad to see you again, Jack.
25:05Thanks.
25:07It's nice to see you again.
25:10You've hardly changed at all.
25:13I'm older.
25:14You don't look it.
25:15Where are you stopping?
25:17I think it's called the Hotel Silver.
25:20You'd be much more comfortable if you came and stayed with us.
25:23Oh, I just couldn't do that.
25:26Please do.
25:27We'd love to have you.
25:29After all, you know this is your home.
25:32Oh, you're awfully kind.
25:36I'd like to, but I got a friend, Mr. Malone.
25:40Oh, bring him along.
25:41We have plenty of room.
25:43Yes.
25:44Mother and I rattle around in this huge house.
25:47Please come.
25:49Oh, I just don't know what to say.
25:52I'll ask Jay.
25:53Mr. Malone.
25:54Will you ring for tea, dear?
25:56I'll just take a cup of coffee.
25:57Uh, Black.
25:59Will you sit down, Jack?
26:00We have such a lot to talk about.
26:11Jay?
26:12We can't do it.
26:14Why not?
26:15Isn't the idea of accepting the hospitality of the people who are robbing a little too much,
26:19even for you?
26:20What's the matter?
26:21Did you fall for the girl?
26:22Of course not.
26:23They were both so decent, so kind.
26:27By the way, you forgot to mention the fact that Mrs. Prescott and her daughter would inherit
26:32the estate in the event of Prescott's death.
26:34Oh, did I?
26:35You know you did.
26:36I didn't know anything about it until that nitwit Joyce brought it up.
26:40Well, after all, you're not robbing a penniless widow and a starving child.
26:45They have plenty.
26:46They have plenty.
26:46I suppose that makes it all right.
26:50Yeah.
26:53And I see here, Jack, whether you like it or not, we are accepting the old lady's invitation.
27:00Don't you realize what a swell break it is?
27:02No, I don't.
27:03Now listen.
27:04If there was the slightest doubt in the mind of those hick attorneys, as to your identity,
27:09the fact that Mrs. Prescott had taken you into her home would remove it.
27:13Come on, get your stuff.
27:15You're in this now, and it's too late to back out.
27:18You're going through it.
27:29How long are you leaving the house?
27:35You're in this now.
27:35You're in this now.
27:42Well, I'minta O知, I am Movies.
27:43Do you agree with us in this next episode?
27:47Do you remember....
27:48I felt a swear calorie in my sitting chair.
27:59Hello, Thomas.
28:01Good morning, Mr. Jack.
28:02I'm sorry I'm late with the car, but there's something the matter with it.
28:06What seems to be the trouble?
28:07I don't exactly know.
28:09Perhaps you'd rather use the sedan.
28:10Well, let's take a look at it.
28:15Here it is.
28:17Well, I can fix that in a few minutes.
28:20May I help you?
28:21No, I'll manage.
28:32Well, if it isn't my favorite brother.
28:35Hello.
28:38What are you doing?
28:40Oh, just whipping up an old-fashioned fruitcake.
28:43Fresh.
28:44How does it happen that you know so much about cars anyway?
28:47I ought to. I've had plenty of experience.
28:49Really?
28:50I suppose among your varied activities, you were once at your firm.
28:55Well, as a matter of fact, I was.
29:00Well.
29:07Now, if the estate says that I suppose you'll be going away.
29:10Oh, yes. In a few days.
29:14I'll miss you.
29:16I'll miss you, too, Diane.
29:18You don't know what it's meant to me being here with you and your mother?
29:21You'll be back.
29:26Oh, look at your face.
29:29You're a sight.
29:35Jack, is there a girl?
29:39Someone who's waiting for you?
29:42Oh, nothing like that.
29:45I'm glad.
29:46You know, it's silly, but I believe I'd be jealous of any girl you cared for.
29:49What, to be jealous?
29:52Come on, we've got a lot of things to do.
29:54That reminds me.
29:55Mr. Malone wants to stop at the hotel and inquire for his mail.
29:57Okay.
29:58Okay.
30:57Mr. Malone wants to stop at the hotel.
31:14Oh, my God.
31:30No, officer, we weren't going to a fire.
31:33No matter where you're going, you can't do 60 on this road.
31:36Thanks, officer. We'll remember that.
31:38What's your name?
31:40Jack Prescott.
31:42Oh.
31:43I'm sorry, Mr. Prescott, but I'll have to give you a ticket.
31:52It's my fault.
31:54I should have remembered Hawkshire on wheels is always hanging around that turn.
32:02Let me see a driver's license.
32:26Let me see a driver's license.
32:53Who is that young fellow who just drove away?
32:56That's Mr. Prescott.
32:58Really?
32:59Yes, ma'am. You just come into a pile of money.
33:06Just take the lady's bag.
33:09I'll pick you up after lunch.
33:11All right.
33:25Enough, thank you.
33:26Sugar?
33:27One, please.
33:29And a little lemon.
33:34Cookie?
33:35No, thank you.
33:36Hello, children.
33:37Oh, who won the tournament?
33:40Diane, of course.
33:41I'm terrible at tennis.
33:43You're more expert at driving a car, darling.
33:45A little too expert, from what I hear.
33:48Oh, don't blame Jack, mummy.
33:49I egg him on.
33:50I want to see what the roadster would do.
33:52We found out, too.
33:58I beg pardon, madam.
34:00There's a lady and gentleman calling to see Mr. Prescott.
34:05To see me?
34:07Yes, Mr. Jack.
34:09Did they give their names?
34:12The lady says that she's your wife.
34:43Show them in, Carter.
34:44Yes, madam.
34:49No.
34:51I think I'd better see her alone.
35:04Jack, darling.
35:16How well you've looked.
35:18But you shaved off your mustache.
35:21Did I?
35:25Oh, so I have.
35:31How do you do?
35:32I'm Jack's stepmother.
35:34How do you do?
35:34How do you do?
35:37Won't you come in?
35:43This is my daughter, Diane.
35:45Mrs. Prescott, allow me to present Mr. Malone.
35:47Mr. Malone, Mr. McDonald.
35:49How do you do?
35:50Won't you sit down?
35:54Will you have some tea?
35:56Please.
35:58Jack didn't tell me he was expecting you.
36:00Oh, he wasn't expecting me.
36:01I wanted to surprise him.
36:03I think you succeeded admirably.
36:06Mr. McDonald was driving through and kindly offered to bring me along.
36:09Wasn't that nice of him?
36:11It was a pleasure.
36:12You're not expecting to leave town right away, are you, Mr. McDonald?
36:15No.
36:16I may stick around for a day or two.
36:19It depends.
36:25By the way, how absurd.
36:28You know Jack has never told me your first name.
36:31What?
36:32Oh, er...
36:33Why, er...
36:33Jack calls me Faye.
36:35And sometimes, Faye Z.
36:40If you don't mind, I'll just call you Faye.
36:44You know, it's rather confusing having two Mrs. Preskits in one family.
36:48You're back here.
36:49No, I left them at the hotel.
36:50Well, we'll send for them right away.
36:52Oh, no, really.
36:53That's too much of an imposition.
36:54We'll go to the hotel.
36:55Oh, nonsense.
36:57You will stay too, won't you, Mr. McDonald?
36:58Uh-huh.
37:00Why...
37:01Yes, I...
37:02I'd be delighted, of course, but...
37:04Are you sure it wasn't as convenient to you?
37:06Not in the convenience.
37:08Let me see.
37:10Oh, Jack.
37:12I'll put you and Faye in the front room.
37:15It has twin beds.
37:16And I'll give Mr. McDonald your road room.
37:20Dear, will you tell Thomas to go for the bags at once?
37:30Are yours there too, Mr. McDonald?
37:32No, mine are in the car.
37:34I'll get them.
37:34Excuse me.
37:36What a lovely place you have here, Mrs. Preskits.
37:39We find it very charming.
37:41Yes.
37:43Quite a bit different from, uh, auto camps, isn't it?
37:49What do you mean?
37:50Nothing.
37:51I just happened to have heard of your cross-country tour.
38:05Say, what's the matter with you? Are you crazy?
38:07It's all right. No one saw me.
38:08Well, Malone's on to us.
38:10What are you talking about?
38:11Right after you left the room, he pulled some crack about auto camps.
38:14How could he know anything about that?
38:15Well, he's the one that dug up this phonier.
38:17Figure it out yourself.
38:19Didn't say anything about him in that article.
38:21I know.
38:21The old lady just told me.
38:23Listen, Don, we're sitting on a volcano.
38:25Let's forget about this money and get out of here.
38:27Wait a minute.
38:29If Malone knows that Jack is dead,
38:31it means that he helped put over this other bird.
38:34Oh, I get you.
38:35He can't expose up without exposing himself.
38:38Certainly.
38:39And aside from legal complications,
38:41Jack Prescott's a lot more valuable to him alive.
38:45That's that.
38:45I'll be glad when we get out of here.
38:47I just saw your husband down in the garden communing with nature.
38:51Why don't you go down and do your stuff now?
38:54All right.
38:55I will.
39:03that way.
39:06You know,
39:23for sure.
39:25For sure.
39:27Jack, why didn't you tell me about Faye?
39:32There were so many things that I wanted to tell you, but I just...
39:36Things that you weren't exactly proud of, you mean?
39:40I think I understand.
39:41Diane, no matter what happens, I want you to know that I...
39:45I...
39:51I hope I'm not interrupting.
39:53No, not at all.
39:54You don't mind, do you, dear?
39:55If I borrow my husband for a few minutes, we have a lot to talk about.
39:59Why, of course not.
40:01Excuse me.
40:06You're very fond of your little sister, aren't you?
40:10Well, it is rather funny, you know.
40:12What is it you want to talk to me about?
40:14I've decided to give you a divorce.
40:16I see, and of course you expect alimony.
40:18No, but let's say a modest settlement.
40:20What is your idea of a modest settlement?
40:22One hundred thousand.
40:23Do you think you could manage on that?
40:25I'll try.
40:26You can arrange things with your bankers in the moment.
40:28What if I refuse?
40:29My dear boy, out of the circumstances, I don't see how you can refuse.
40:33Surely it's worth that much to get rid of me.
40:34Hey, why don't you talk it over with your friend, Mr. Malone?
40:47A hundred grand.
40:51Well, at least they're not pikers.
41:02But they're not going to get it.
41:04I'll say they're not.
41:07There's only one thing to do, Jay.
41:09Yeah?
41:10I've got to tell the truth.
41:12I suppose you realize what that would mean.
41:16Prison, I suppose.
41:17Yeah, and you weren't very keen about that a few weeks ago.
41:23Couldn't be any worse than knowing that I'm a liar.
41:27How very fetching.
41:30But you realize that your noble sacrifice would land me behind the bars, too?
41:36And another thing.
41:37I put up quite a sizable sum to get you out of that other jam.
41:41And I mean to collect with interest.
41:44I know.
41:47What are we going to do about Prescott's wife?
41:50His widow, you mean.
41:53And I think said widow and her boyfriend will make a hasty departure.
41:59After I've told them a few things I know, or suspect.
42:03I don't think they'd care to be questioned regarding the circumstances of Prescott's death.
42:11I don't get you.
42:13Well, you see, Prescott was murdered.
42:16And if they think...
42:27They've just come upstairs.
42:28Set me again to this.
42:30I'll explain later.
42:51Would you like a cigarette?
42:52Yes, thank you.
43:04I gather that you've talked things over with my husband.
43:07Oh, no, dear lady.
43:09As yet, I have not been able to communicate with the spirit world.
43:26Why, Jack, you startled me.
43:34I've got to tell you something, Diane.
43:37First of all, I love you.
43:39And I'm not your brother.
43:40And that girl upstairs is not my wife.
43:42I never saw her before.
43:45Why, Jack, dear.
43:46What are you talking about?
43:47I'm trying to tell you that I'm not Jack Prescott.
43:57Tell me, Mr. Malone, do you write murder mysteries as a sideline?
44:02Oh, dear, no.
44:03But I have the solution to this altar camp mystery.
44:07You see, the suspects were careless enough to leave their fingerprints in the cabin.
44:14And furthermore, the owner of the camp saw the pair and will be able to identify them.
44:20Look here, Malone.
44:22You're not going to turn us over to the police.
44:25No?
44:26No, why not?
44:31Because you'd lose your cut in the estate if they found out Prescott was dead.
44:35Oh, yes.
44:37So I would.
44:40But don't overlook the fact that the murdered man was never identified.
44:45No.
44:47Well, what's to prevent us from spilling the works if you have us arrested?
44:51Nothing in the world, my dear boy.
44:54But who do you think would ever believe such absurd charges coming from suspected killers?
45:02They'd probably call in an alienist.
45:11What are you going to do?
45:18What any public-spirited citizen would do, of course?
45:22Call the police.
45:24Stay there, Captain.
45:51Stay there, Captain.
46:20I'm not trying to defend myself.
46:22I suppose those days in jail sort of broke my nerves.
46:25I was ready to do anything to get out.
46:29I'll go to the hotel tonight and in the morning I'll have the lawyers turn the estate over to you
46:33and your mother.
46:54I'll go to the hotel tonight.
46:59I'll go to the hotel tonight.
47:00I'll go to the hotel tonight.
47:08I'll go to the hotel tonight.
47:14I'll go to the hotel tonight.
47:24I'll go to the hotel tonight.
47:55Where do you think you're going?
47:57That's my affair.
47:59You're staying right here till morning.
48:04Oh, of course, if you put it that way.
48:08That thing might go off accidentally.
48:10You know, I'm no good to you dead.
48:14Come on.
48:32You know, I'm not going to go off.
48:46What is it?
48:52Mother, I...
48:55My dear Lord, what on earth is the matter?
49:20Mother, I'm not going to go off.
49:25Mother, I'm not going to go off.
49:28Mother, Mr. Malone brought him here to claim the inheritance because he looks like Jack.
49:34Are you trying to tell me he's an imposter?
49:43Mother, come on, get up.
49:45Come on, get up.
50:02Yes, I see.
50:04Oh, Mother, what do you suppose they'll do to him now?
50:08After all, he's willing to make amends.
50:10Mr. Malone is really the guilty one.
50:12I'm not sure.
50:14But I think it probably rests with us.
50:17If we refuse to prefer charges against him, I don't think they would do anything.
50:22Oh, Mother, you're a darling.
50:25Now, my dear, run along and get some sleep.
50:28We'll see Mr. Brownlee in the morning.
50:58You know, I could like you.
50:59You didn't remind me so much of my late husband.
51:04Thanks.
51:07Why don't you call in Malone?
51:08Then we could play bridge.
51:10I don't think we'd better disturb Mr. Malone.
51:20Too bad that telephone's out of order.
51:24You don't overlook anything, do you?
51:27By the way, if I'm not being too impertinent,
51:31do you mind telling me just what you intend doing with me in the morning?
51:34You're going down to the bank and draw out that money.
51:37Which I am to hand over to you.
51:40All of it?
51:41Why not?
51:41You won't have any use for it.
51:45You can't do that.
51:47Can't put a spade on the ace of clubs.
51:49I'm not going to lie.
52:18I'm terrible.
52:25Oh no, up here, fly it over, you're going to drive.
53:00Oh no, up here, fly it over.
53:17Good morning, Mr. Malone, I brought your breakfast.
53:40Oh no, up here, fly it over, you're going to drive.
54:19Hello.
54:20Our phone is out of order.
54:22No, bring my roadster around first.
54:25Yes, Mr.
54:49Oh no, up here, fly it over, you're going to drive.
55:08What's the race?
55:13Oh no, up here, fly it over.
55:51Oh no, up here, fly it over.
55:59Oh no, up here, fly it over.
56:07So it's you again.
56:12Officer, arrest these people, look out, they've got a gun.
56:22Oh no, up here, fly it over.
56:52Oh no, up here, fly it over.
57:17Are you all right?
57:18Yeah, I think so.
57:33Well, there's nothing we can do.
57:35I'll go get some help.
57:52Oh darling, what happened?
57:56Are you hurt?
57:58Oh no, up here, fly it over.