Vic Brady draws young Don Gregor into a life of crime. He then blackmails Gregor's plastic surgeon father into fixing up his face so he can evade the cops.
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00:01:53Let's go, bud.
00:01:59Take your hands off me.
00:02:01Move on.
00:02:02Move on.
00:02:02Move on.
00:02:04Move on.
00:02:23Move on.
00:02:26Move on.
00:02:29Move on.
00:02:39Move on.
00:02:41Move on.
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00:03:00Move on.
00:03:00Move on.
00:03:27Move on.
00:03:28Move on.
00:03:31You have no right to keep my property.
00:03:33We've got all the rights right now.
00:03:35Now go on, get out of here before I have you put back in the cell.
00:03:39Don, there's been enough trouble. Let's go home.
00:04:12I wish I could have held on to him a little longer.
00:04:15I think you're wrong about him, Inspector.
00:04:17No, he's mixed up with Brady all right. I stake my pension on that.
00:04:20It's too bad too, his father being what he is.
00:04:23How can a great doctor have such a jerk for a son?
00:04:27The sins of a father?
00:04:28No, Dr. Gregor is a great man, both in his personal life and his business life.
00:04:32Sounds like a man I'd like to meet.
00:04:35You probably will, next time we pick up Don Gregor.
00:05:05He'll be right back.
00:05:05Let's go.
00:05:13He can't afford to get out of here, don't you?
00:05:15You have to go, he can't afford to get out of here.
00:05:16Come, don't you?
00:05:16No, he'll be right off.
00:05:26It's very nice, too.
00:05:27I must have taken care of him.
00:05:27You can afford to see him.
00:05:59One to you.
00:06:11Go ahead and say it, but change the word this time.
00:06:13The old record's getting a bit worn.
00:06:15Do you want me to repeat it for you, word for word?
00:06:30Listen, sis.
00:06:31I'm over 21.
00:06:32I know what I'm doing.
00:06:34You know what you're doing.
00:06:35I wonder if you even realize what you're doing.
00:06:38I wonder if you realize how proud father would be of you if he knew.
00:06:41Oh, not that routine again.
00:06:43Do you know what it would do to him?
00:06:59But father doesn't know, and you won't tell him.
00:07:08No, I won't tell him, but he'll find out sooner or later.
00:07:14Probably later.
00:07:32Why are you taking that gun?
00:07:34Why, I might be walking down a dark street, and then a robber might jump at me.
00:07:38I want to be protected.
00:07:39I just paid $1,000 bail because you carried one of those things tonight.
00:07:44Well, sister, that was very sisterly of it.
00:07:47I know that gun is jailbait.
00:07:57Don?
00:08:06I won't go bail for you again.
00:08:09Maybe you won't have to.
00:08:11I have other friends you know.
00:08:12By that, you mean Dick Brady.
00:08:15Maybe.
00:08:19Well, good evening, Don.
00:08:21Good night, Dad.
00:08:24Well, you were certainly in a rush.
00:08:28Don is all mixed up.
00:08:30He'll be all right.
00:08:31He had an engagement.
00:08:33Yeah, with Vic Brady.
00:08:40Ah!
00:08:42Oh, dear.
00:08:44Marilyn, my dear,
00:08:46how would you like to fix me a little refreshment, huh?
00:08:48Sure, Dad.
00:08:49Ah, thank you.
00:09:09How did you know?
00:09:10Although I've never even met the gentleman,
00:09:13but Inspector John,
00:09:14he seems like a fan of mine.
00:09:17This afternoon,
00:09:18we had a long telephone conversation
00:09:20earlier in the day.
00:09:22Well, here's a good drink for a parched throat.
00:09:25Mmm.
00:09:28You know,
00:09:30I had to perform a very difficult operation this morning,
00:09:33the victim of an automobile accident.
00:09:37You know that I had to remodel that patient's entire face,
00:09:40and it was strenuous and very, very complicated.
00:09:45Plastic surgery at times seems to me to be
00:09:49very, very complicated.
00:09:52Father, Don is...
00:09:53The inspector thinks that Don is headed for serious trouble.
00:09:56But don't worry about that,
00:09:57because he'll all straighten himself out nicely.
00:09:59Don isn't really a bad boy.
00:10:00A little wild, perhaps, yes.
00:10:02Maybe I gave him too much in his youth.
00:10:05That, plus the
00:10:07lack of a mother's attention.
00:10:10God rest her dear soul.
00:10:13But Don isn't really a bad boy.
00:10:15But Vic Brady is a hardened criminal.
00:10:18Yes, I know.
00:10:20He'll be the one to lead Don
00:10:22into that serious trouble
00:10:23that Inspector Johns is talking about.
00:10:26Perhaps.
00:10:30Perhaps not.
00:10:43Oh.
00:10:45Oh, yeah.
00:11:17Whiskey and soda.
00:11:18Well, I see you got out of that scrape all right.
00:11:20No, thanks to you. You left me holding the bag.
00:11:23I was carrying a gun and too close to the spot.
00:11:26So what? Nobody saw us pull the job.
00:11:28Besides, carrying a rod first to fence ain't a tough rap to beat.
00:11:32I was lucky this time.
00:11:33Where's my cut?
00:11:37Not bad for a night's work, huh?
00:11:40Oh, the dough's good.
00:11:42You got rid of that stuff fast.
00:11:44It's the way I work. Fast.
00:11:46Fast.
00:11:49They took my picture and fingerprints.
00:11:51So what?
00:11:53They've had my picture in the file so long it's getting moldy.
00:11:56If anybody sees me, they can identify me pretty quick now.
00:11:59So you'll just have to be real careful like me.
00:12:05You carrying a rod now?
00:12:06Sure.
00:12:07Slip it to me quick.
00:12:08What?
00:12:08Don't argue. Do like I say.
00:12:23You aren't very particular about the kind of customers you serve, are you, Jimmy?
00:12:27Since we're off duty officially, I guess a beer wouldn't hurt, eh, Bob?
00:12:30Sounds good to me.
00:12:31You know, this, uh, fella's face looks sort of familiar to me.
00:12:34Lay off me.
00:12:35Yeah, like we might have met him recently.
00:12:38What are you guys picking on me for?
00:12:39You're raising your voice.
00:12:41Cops all alike.
00:12:42Yeah, like crooks. They're all alike.
00:12:44On you to your grave.
00:12:45Yeah, I don't try to keep you from getting to your grave too early.
00:12:49Why are you following me?
00:12:50What makes you think you're so important we'd want to follow you?
00:12:53Your presence is enough.
00:12:55Oh, did you hear that, Bob?
00:12:56You know, I would have sworn that the license for this bar says that the public is invited.
00:13:01Oi, Jimmy, come on with those beers, will you?
00:13:04Yeah, here we are.
00:13:05You see, just a quick beer before going home to a well-earned night's rest.
00:13:10Why don't you beat it and leave me alone?
00:13:11I'm not doing anything.
00:13:14Too bad your father's such a fine man.
00:13:18You leave my father out of this.
00:13:19Yeah, he's really a great guy.
00:13:21I wish he could be left out of it.
00:13:22I'm not responsible for bringing him in on this.
00:13:25You are.
00:13:26You know, you're a really pretty low character.
00:13:32All right, let him go.
00:13:34Go on, get out of here.
00:13:42You too.
00:13:43Go on, get moving.
00:13:51That's no way to talk to a cop, boy.
00:13:53You got a lot to learn.
00:13:54He made me sore.
00:13:56He was out to get you sore.
00:13:59Forget the cop.
00:14:00Come on, we got work to do.
00:14:01I'll get him if it's the last thing I ever do.
00:14:03I said forget the cop.
00:14:05Let's go.
00:14:07Where to?
00:14:08What do you mean, where to?
00:14:09Just that, where to?
00:14:11Just that, where to?
00:14:11The Monterey Theater, the payroll, remember?
00:14:14Yeah, I forgot.
00:14:18Look, maybe we ought to call it off this time.
00:14:21You ain't going to chicken out on me, are you?
00:14:24No, it isn't that.
00:14:26Oh, that cop has me riled.
00:14:28I might get trigger happy.
00:14:29So, maybe you'll have to get trigger happy.
00:14:32Witnesses can identify pictures and the cops have both our mugs.
00:14:36I'm not going.
00:14:38Oh, yes, you are.
00:14:39There's 20 grand in that payroll and I want my cut.
00:14:42You'll go or I'll fix you, but good with the cops.
00:14:45Come on, get going.
00:14:48Maybe we should have called him.
00:14:49Brady's an old hand at being tailed.
00:14:51I don't think it would have done much good.
00:14:53When do you see the doctor?
00:14:54Tomorrow morning at his office.
00:14:56I'd like to agree with him.
00:14:57You will be.
00:15:15Brady's an old hand at being tailed.
00:15:39But Dad, he's out there somewhere with a gun.
00:15:43Oh, I know I should have called the inspector and told him,
00:15:46but I just couldn't make up my mind to do it.
00:15:49I just can't see Don doing anything wrong.
00:15:53I just can't make up my mind to believe it.
00:15:57Where have I failed?
00:15:58You haven't failed, Dad.
00:16:01Words, my daughter.
00:16:03Just words.
00:16:05The proof is in the fact.
00:16:12That was Billy Green spending an evening in Maggie Murphy's home.
00:16:16And now, two quiet people, Cotton Watts and Chick.
00:16:20You know, Cotton, I'm making a picture called the lion tamer.
00:16:24The lion tamer?
00:16:25Uh-huh.
00:16:26There ain't but one kind of lion I'll mess with.
00:16:29What kind's that?
00:16:30Oh, that's a dandelion.
00:16:34Now, all I want you to do is meet me at the zoo in the morning at 9 o'clock.
00:16:39Yeah, with the rest of the monkeys.
00:16:40With the rest of the monkeys.
00:16:42Yeah, I'll bring my grandpa with me.
00:16:44I want to get a moving picture of you in the lion's cage.
00:16:47Well, if you ever do get a picture of me in the lion's cage, you'll be moving, all right.
00:16:53Oh, Cotton, the lion can't hurt you.
00:16:56He can't hurt me.
00:16:57I know, but he can make me hurt myself.
00:17:00Why, the lion's tame.
00:17:01He'll eat right off your hand.
00:17:03Eat off your hand.
00:17:04Uh-huh.
00:17:05And off your leg, too.
00:17:06I know them cats.
00:17:08Oh, but you don't understand, Cotton.
00:17:11The lion was raised on milk.
00:17:13Raised on milk?
00:17:14I was, too, but I eat pork chops now.
00:17:18Why, he can't bite you.
00:17:20Now, how come he can't bite me?
00:17:21He hasn't got a tooth in his head.
00:17:23I know, but he can gun me to death.
00:17:26I don't want to gnawing on you.
00:17:28Now, all I want to do is snap you as you enter the lion's cage.
00:17:32You just want to snap me as I enter?
00:17:35Yes.
00:17:35Well, you better snap me as I enter,
00:17:38because you will never be able to focus me when I start out.
00:17:43Because I'm Alabama bound.
00:17:46Come on.
00:17:48Come on.
00:19:18All right, now listen carefully and there won't be any slip-up.
00:19:20The only one in there is a night watchman and he probably knows the safe combination.
00:19:25The payroll for a whole chain of theaters is in that safe.
00:19:28Calm down.
00:19:29Nerves can blow the whole show.
00:19:32Shoot first if I give the signal and ask questions later.
00:19:36All right, Brady.
00:19:37Let's get this over with.
00:19:38Check your gun first.
00:19:45Okay?
00:19:47Okay.
00:19:48Let's go.
00:20:11Keep the gun where it is, Pop.
00:20:13Come on, Doc.
00:20:14Take it away from home.
00:20:20Just be a good boy and you won't get hurt.
00:20:25Keep your eye on him while I get it this safe.
00:20:29Now, wait a minute.
00:20:30You can save us a lot of time and trouble if you know the combination.
00:20:35What safe?
00:20:36What combination?
00:20:37I don't know what you're talking about.
00:20:39You don't, huh?
00:20:40I think different life.
00:20:43You fellas better get out of here while you can.
00:20:45You're an awful dumb cop.
00:20:49This might sound corny, Pop, but I mean it.
00:20:52It's your life or the money in that safe.
00:20:57I don't know the combination.
00:20:59You know, Pop, there's always somebody trying to make my job a little tougher for me.
00:21:04That safe's going to be open whether you open it or I have to use some juice on it.
00:21:08Your only choice is whether or not you're around to see it open.
00:21:11It doesn't make any difference to me one way or the other whether you live another day.
00:21:15It's all up to you.
00:21:17If you're smart, you'll find out that combination before I count three.
00:21:23One.
00:21:25Two.
00:21:27Okay.
00:21:29You win.
00:21:41Two.
00:21:54Good job.
00:21:55Two.
00:21:56Two.
00:21:57Two.
00:22:01One.
00:22:04One.
00:22:18What makes you think you can get away with this?
00:22:20Let us worry about that, bud.
00:22:24I'm through for the night, Mac. I'll be on my...
00:22:57I think I got her, but we haven't got time to hang around and find out.
00:23:00Every cop in town will be here in a minute.
00:23:07Come on, get a move on.
00:23:08I said get a move on!
00:24:04I said get a move on.
00:24:05I said get a move on.
00:25:05I said get a move on.
00:25:28Put her down here.
00:25:47Did you call the inspector?
00:25:49Oh, yeah.
00:25:51Messy things, these shootings.
00:25:53Stick around a couple of more years.
00:25:55A bullet makes things real rosy compared to other methods.
00:25:58Yeah, I guess you're right.
00:25:59But this is bad enough.
00:26:01You think she'll live?
00:26:02Oh, sure.
00:26:03The bullet hit her high and passed right on through.
00:26:05In a couple of days, she won't even remember the pain.
00:26:07Well, you should have been a doctor, not a cop.
00:26:20You two, come with me.
00:26:30Take her away.
00:26:31Okay.
00:26:38Sorry to get you up, inspector.
00:26:40Well, that's all right.
00:26:41My job doesn't seem important to a lot of people, but it's important to me.
00:26:45What's it all about?
00:26:47Robbery, attempted murder, and murder.
00:26:52How is she, Doc?
00:26:53Painted.
00:26:54Just a flesh wound.
00:26:55More shock than anything.
00:26:57When can we talk to her?
00:26:59I suggest you wait until morning.
00:27:00She'll be up and around by then.
00:27:03More than I can say for the old boy back there.
00:27:06Dead?
00:27:07Couldn't be any deader.
00:27:09She saw the man, though.
00:27:10How do you know?
00:27:11She came too far a moment.
00:27:13Mumbled it.
00:27:14See you later.
00:27:15Thanks, Doc.
00:27:16Where's the body, McCall?
00:27:18Back there.
00:27:27Right in there, inspector.
00:27:33Get these people out of here.
00:27:43Louie, did you get a good shot?
00:27:46Fine.
00:27:47Take it to the office for the sunrise edition.
00:27:55Inspector playing hard to get these days?
00:27:57He's got a tough, thankless job on his hands.
00:28:00His publicity can get tough, too.
00:28:02Meaning?
00:28:03Meaning.
00:28:04I'm a newspaper woman.
00:28:05I'm here to cover a story.
00:28:07My people have a right to know this story.
00:28:10So tell it to them.
00:28:11How can I tell it to them when the inspector won't let me in the room or even talk to
00:28:14him?
00:28:16Now, maybe you could help me.
00:28:18Yeah, maybe I could.
00:28:19But the inspector said no story.
00:28:21At least not for now.
00:28:22But honey.
00:28:24Please, lady.
00:28:25Oh.
00:28:27I'm on duty.
00:28:33Well, it looks like they got what they came after.
00:28:36Yeah.
00:28:36Maybe they got more than they came after.
00:28:39I don't get you, inspector.
00:28:41Who was the girl?
00:28:42She's the secretary to the chain manager.
00:28:45She was checking the payroll list and knocking out some letters.
00:28:49That's why she was here so late tonight.
00:28:51The list had to be ready by morning for the payroll.
00:28:54She came in to check out with a night watchman and the boom was lowered on her.
00:28:59Clean through the heart.
00:29:01Poor old Mac.
00:29:02Oh, you knew him?
00:29:03Yeah, he was on the force for 30 years.
00:29:05Retired last year.
00:29:07Had a little bored with nothing to do, so he took a job as a night watchman.
00:29:11Then that makes our holder boys cop killers.
00:29:14That's right.
00:29:15Cop killers.
00:29:17Cop killers.
00:29:46Just a minute.
00:29:47I'm coming.
00:29:58So what's with him?
00:30:00He shot his first cop.
00:30:02You're joking.
00:30:03Does he look like I'm joking?
00:30:05Honey, that's bad business, cop killing.
00:30:07So what?
00:30:07They bleed like anybody else.
00:30:09Yeah, I know, honey, but...
00:30:10No buts about it.
00:30:11It's done and that's that.
00:30:13Besides, there's a chance I was recognized.
00:30:15Some dumb dame had to still be in the place.
00:30:18I think I got her.
00:30:19You think?
00:30:20That's what I said.
00:30:21Why didn't you make sure?
00:30:22Make sure.
00:30:23Make sure?
00:30:24With this idiot standing over a cop's corpse and his gun still smoking and the sirens blaring,
00:30:29any minute the place would be loaded with cops.
00:30:31You sound as crazy as he is.
00:30:33He wants to give himself up.
00:30:35He what?
00:30:35What do I have to do, repeat myself all night?
00:30:38I said he...
00:30:38Yeah, yeah, I heard you.
00:30:40I heard you the first time.
00:30:41Stop gibbering.
00:30:42I gotta think.
00:30:43What are you going to do about it?
00:30:45Shut up.
00:30:46What do you think it is I want to think about?
00:30:50Vic!
00:30:51Vic, he's gone!
00:30:59He got away.
00:31:00I can see that.
00:31:01I gotta get him before he can spill his story.
00:31:03You stay here.
00:31:05Stay here, he says.
00:31:06Where does he suppose I'd go dressed in this?
00:31:35Are you sure these are the two men?
00:31:38Yes, sir.
00:31:39Could you identify the men if you saw them again?
00:31:41Of course.
00:31:42Did you see the man who actually shot Mac?
00:31:45Yes, I did.
00:31:47Well, which one of these men did the shooting?
00:31:50This is the man.
00:31:52Don Gregor.
00:31:54I must ask you again.
00:31:55Did you actually see this man shoot Mac?
00:31:58Yes, sir.
00:31:59The other one was too busy shooting at me.
00:32:02Thanks for your help, Miss Willis.
00:32:03I'm only too glad to have been of any help at all.
00:32:06I wasn't very brave.
00:32:07I fainted early in the game.
00:32:09Bob, will you see that Miss Willis gets safely home?
00:32:12Why, sure thing.
00:32:14Well, Miss Willis, I may have to call on you again later.
00:32:16Of course, I understand.
00:32:45I don't see you again later.
00:32:50Yes.
00:32:51You suppose I could see him right away? It's very important.
00:32:55Well, I think that can be arranged.
00:32:57We don't see you very much anymore, Don.
00:33:00I've been rather... busy.
00:33:08Your son to see you, Dr. Gregory.
00:33:14Go right in.
00:33:25Come in, Don. Come in.
00:33:35What is it, son?
00:33:38I'm in trouble, Dad.
00:33:40You want to tell me about it?
00:33:43Has it to do with that gun business last night?
00:33:47You know about that?
00:33:49Oh, yes.
00:33:50But I thought you'd get around to telling me about it yourself.
00:33:53Sooner or later.
00:33:59I...
00:34:01I wish it had been sooner.
00:34:06I'm in bad trouble.
00:34:08Well, the carrying of the gun can be taken care of.
00:34:12I'll vouch for you.
00:34:13Well...
00:34:18It goes deeper now.
00:34:21I don't quite understand.
00:34:24I...
00:34:27I walked all last night.
00:34:29And until tonight.
00:34:36I couldn't think straight.
00:34:38It wasn't until night came again that my brain cleared.
00:34:43Funny thing about remembering.
00:34:46You never remember the right things until it's too late.
00:34:51I lived my whole life in the last 24 hours.
00:34:54No, don't stop me, Dad.
00:34:58The life I relived...
00:35:00wasn't very pleasant.
00:35:02Anyway, not for me.
00:35:06You insist.
00:35:08What I've done to you.
00:35:11But it's all over now.
00:35:15I...
00:35:17I killed a man last night.
00:35:23Why did you kill?
00:35:26I don't know.
00:35:28I don't know.
00:35:29The gun was in my hand.
00:35:31I pulled the trigger and the man was falling.
00:35:35Do you know who the man was?
00:35:37The night watchman.
00:35:39Dick Brady and I held up the Monterey theater chain.
00:35:43A girl saw us.
00:35:45In the excitement, the night watchman went for his gun.
00:35:49After that, it was either him or me.
00:35:52Better it had been you.
00:35:56Now what will you do?
00:35:57I don't know.
00:36:00Brady wants to kill me.
00:36:02That I'm sure.
00:36:05Maybe that would be best.
00:36:06It would be best if you turned yourself over to the police.
00:36:10And told of this Brady.
00:36:13I thought of that too.
00:36:16But Dad...
00:36:17It was I did the shooting.
00:36:19Not Vic.
00:36:22No matter what you've done, you're still my son.
00:36:26And if you'll turn yourself over to the police...
00:36:29I'll stand by you.
00:36:32But if you don't...
00:36:34I'll do everything in my power to see that you're apprehended.
00:36:44Yes, Miss Lytel.
00:36:46Inspector Johns and Lieutenant Lawrence to see you, Doctor.
00:36:48Oh, yes.
00:36:50Tell them...
00:36:51Tell them just a minute, please.
00:36:55The police are outside now.
00:36:59Dad, don't turn me in now, please.
00:37:01You've got to help me.
00:37:03I'll go to them myself.
00:37:04They may help me later.
00:37:06But if they take me here...
00:37:08Please help me, Dad.
00:37:10Do you promise to turn yourself in if I don't do so now?
00:37:14Yes, Dad. I promise.
00:37:16Get into that back hall.
00:37:19I'll call you when they're gone.
00:37:36Miss Lytel.
00:37:38Will you tell the inspector to come in, please?
00:37:44You may go right in, gentlemen.
00:37:46Thank you, Miss.
00:37:47You better stay here, McCall.
00:37:54Sure thing, Inspector.
00:37:56It's nice to meet you at last, Inspector.
00:37:59Won't you be seated, gentlemen?
00:38:00Thank you, Doctor.
00:38:02I'm sorry this meeting couldn't be under different circumstances.
00:38:06Life is life.
00:38:08Many things are not of our choosing.
00:38:11But we must face that which has ordained us.
00:38:14Destiny is a strange and mysterious thing, my dear Inspector.
00:38:19You hear about my son?
00:38:21Yes, I am.
00:38:22He's killed a man.
00:38:23Oh, then you know it.
00:38:25Don has told me.
00:38:26He was here?
00:38:27Yes.
00:38:28Where is he now?
00:38:29He will be with you soon.
00:38:31He has promised to turn himself over to you.
00:38:34And I have promised to do all I can to help him.
00:38:37Of course you know that your son shot and killed a policeman.
00:38:41Yes.
00:38:42Sorry it had to happen, Doctor.
00:38:45If you have nothing further to discuss with me,
00:38:49I'm afraid the strain has been a bit too much.
00:38:53Of course, I understand.
00:38:55Goodbye, Doctor.
00:39:01Let's go, McCall.
00:39:02Thank you, Miss.
00:39:13They're gone. Come on out, Don.
00:39:18I never thought carrying a gun would lead to this.
00:39:21Honest, Dad.
00:39:22You must remember your promise.
00:39:25I always thought I was tough.
00:39:29I'll remember the promise.
00:39:31I couldn't go on living with myself knowing what I've done.
00:39:37Goodbye, Dad.
00:39:40And...
00:39:40Thanks.
00:39:42You better go out the back door down into the alley.
00:39:44The darkness of the night will hide you.
00:39:47For a while.
00:39:58I'll be back.
00:40:06You better go out the right door.
00:40:07I'll call off the door of my head.
00:40:07You better see the light, my good boy.
00:40:09You better see the light blue.
00:40:09Which one is darker than my head, man.
00:40:09I'll be.
00:40:10I'm hungry now.
00:40:11You better see it.
00:40:11You better see the light blue if I can't stay.
00:40:12You better see the light blue.
00:40:29Hold it.
00:40:55Where did you find him?
00:40:57His father's office.
00:40:58What now?
00:40:59When I know, I'll tell you.
00:41:02You're a fool.
00:41:05Maybe we're both fools.
00:41:08Twenty-three grand.
00:41:09That's how much of a fool I am.
00:41:13I'm getting out of here, Brady.
00:41:15You won't stop me.
00:41:17I'm gonna give myself up and I advise you to do the same.
00:41:21They know it was us.
00:41:24Stand by for your regular nightly coverage of world news.
00:41:30We're cop killers.
00:41:32They don't like that.
00:41:33You killed that cop.
00:41:36Get that.
00:41:37You pulled the trigger.
00:41:39Not me.
00:41:40You're the cop killer.
00:41:44The inspector was at my father's office while I was hiding there.
00:41:49He knows it was you and me.
00:41:52You didn't get that girl.
00:41:54She identified us.
00:41:59Guns and gunmen headline tonight's news.
00:42:03The city-wide hunt continued for the two men who shot and killed Paul McKenna, night watchman of the Monterey
00:42:08theater chain.
00:42:09McKenna was killed during a hold-up which netted the killers nearly $25,000 in the 12 theater chain payroll
00:42:15money.
00:42:15The two men have been identified by eyewitnesses as being Vic Brady, a petty gangster, and Don Greger, son of
00:42:21the world famous plastic surgeon Dr. Boris Greger.
00:42:24It has been established that Don Greger did the actual pulling of the trigger that sent McKenna, a retired police
00:42:29officer, to his death.
00:42:34You see?
00:42:35You're the cop killer.
00:42:38You won't go to the police.
00:42:40You'd burn.
00:42:43Maybe you're right.
00:42:45I've been in nothing but trouble most of my life.
00:42:49I don't know why I joined you.
00:42:53Money.
00:42:55My father would have been glad to give me anything I wanted.
00:42:59I don't know.
00:43:02Maybe for thrills.
00:43:06But I'm through hurting people, Vic.
00:43:11Too bad I have to talk against you.
00:43:13I don't want to.
00:43:15They have you dead to rights anyway.
00:43:19Don't you see, Vic?
00:43:21I've got to get this thing off my mind.
00:43:30Sure, Albert.
00:43:33I never thought it would lead to this.
00:43:40Don.
00:43:43You're not going anyplace.
00:44:04Those shots will bring the cops down here.
00:44:07This time of night, people just think of a car backfiring.
00:44:10Maybe you shouldn't have done that.
00:44:13Maybe I should have let him go to the cops.
00:44:15Maybe I should have let him put my neck in the noose.
00:44:18Maybe I should give you what I just gave him.
00:44:20Oh, Vic, honey.
00:44:21I'm with you all the way.
00:44:23What are you going to do with him?
00:44:25Get rid of him, of course.
00:44:27Where?
00:44:28The river.
00:44:29Where else?
00:44:30Now?
00:44:31You're a dumb dame.
00:44:33Later tonight.
00:44:43Where are you going with him?
00:44:45Get him out of the way for the time being.
00:45:10I don't like dead men cluttering up my place.
00:45:13I want him out of here.
00:45:15You better shut that trap of yours or you'll be joining him.
00:45:20So you've closed this law.
00:45:22So what?
00:45:23They know you're in on the theater job.
00:45:25You're as good as caught right now and with an extra murder to your credit.
00:45:30Now quit needling me.
00:45:31You're just no good.
00:45:33For me, for yourself or anybody else.
00:45:37That's it, Vic.
00:45:38Destroy everything and everybody.
00:45:40It's your style.
00:45:47Face it, Vic.
00:45:48You're as finished as the kid is.
00:45:50I wasn't in on your job.
00:45:52I'm not in trouble.
00:45:53Why should I stick around and take what's left?
00:45:55What is left?
00:45:56A has-been with a gun.
00:45:59A has-been?
00:46:01Baby, I've only just begun.
00:46:03I didn't set you up in all this luxury just to have you walk out on me.
00:46:06I pulled you out of that main street dive and made something out of you.
00:46:09No, you're not gonna walk out on me.
00:46:12Try it and I swear you'll never walk out on anyone again.
00:46:15So if they do pick me up.
00:46:17It's only a robbery rap.
00:46:18I didn't kill that cop.
00:46:20Nobody will know about the kid there.
00:46:27That's better, baby.
00:46:29I knew you wouldn't walk out on me.
00:46:31Oh, Vic, honey.
00:46:32What are we gonna do?
00:46:33I don't want you to go to jail.
00:46:34I ain't going to jail.
00:46:36How can you be so sure?
00:46:38Some will turn out.
00:46:39It always does.
00:46:40It's bad your face is in there, Files.
00:46:45Vic.
00:46:45Vic, what is it?
00:46:47You hit it, baby.
00:46:49You hit the solution right on the head.
00:46:55My face.
00:47:13I couldn't find him anywhere.
00:47:17He didn't keep his promise to you.
00:47:19What?
00:47:20He must be going through.
00:47:22Don wouldn't lie to me about a thing like this.
00:47:24He left my office to give himself up.
00:47:27And unless he had been forcibly detained, he would have done so.
00:47:31I looked everywhere I ever heard him mention.
00:47:33No one had seen him today.
00:47:36If only I knew where Vic Brady left.
00:47:40He won't be showing his face around here either.
00:47:43The inspector may take me.
00:47:44He knows that I helped Don this morning.
00:47:46And he wasn't happy about my actions.
00:47:49Maybe if I talk to the inspector.
00:47:51No, that's no good.
00:47:52Because as he said to me, I am an accessory after the fact.
00:47:57But, but your practice.
00:47:59It'll be ruined.
00:48:01Oh, Don.
00:48:02Don.
00:48:03How, how could he do such a thing?
00:48:06My life means little to me now.
00:48:08It's Don that we must think.
00:48:11He didn't think much of us.
00:48:13But we must think of him.
00:48:23Yes.
00:48:24Yes, this is Dr. Greger.
00:48:26Who?
00:48:28Yes, yes, I understand.
00:48:32I, but I must have assistance.
00:48:35This thing is a physical impossibility to do by myself.
00:48:38I, all right.
00:48:42Seven o'clock this evening.
00:48:44Yes.
00:48:45Yes, yes.
00:48:47Goodbye.
00:48:48Who was it, Father?
00:48:50That's Brady.
00:48:50He's got Don.
00:48:51He gave me an address.
00:48:53I have to be there at seven o'clock this evening.
00:48:55I'm gonna call Inspector Johns right away.
00:48:57No.
00:48:58No, Brady says he'll kill Don if we notify the police.
00:49:01So this time we've got to play the game his way.
00:49:08Marilyn.
00:49:10Do you remember your nurse's training?
00:49:19Bob, why don't you do your shaving at home?
00:49:21What if I hold long enough to do it?
00:49:23You got a point there.
00:49:25There he was, Inspector.
00:49:27Right in our hands.
00:49:27We didn't get him.
00:49:28I think the doctor was only doing what he thought was right.
00:49:31You gonna bring him in?
00:49:32Well, perhaps later.
00:49:33He's not the type to run out.
00:49:34Have you found out anything more about where Brady is staying?
00:49:37Yeah, he hasn't been back to his apartment in three days.
00:49:39I got some men stationed around there and some others following up some new leads.
00:49:43He's covered his tracks pretty well.
00:49:45Well, what about the woman angle?
00:49:46If there is one, he's kept it pretty far in the background.
00:49:49It isn't gonna be as easy as we think.
00:49:51Well, I didn't think it was going to be easy.
00:49:53Bob, since it's night time and technically you're off duty,
00:49:57why don't you hop in that new used car of yours and take a run out to the Gregor home?
00:50:01You know, she's a mighty pretty girl.
00:50:03Funny you mention it. I was just thinking about her.
00:50:05Mental telepathy.
00:50:06Go on, get out there and have a look around.
00:50:09You think he might be hiding out there?
00:50:10Oh, he's too smart for that, but he might try to contact them.
00:50:13I'm sure the doctor will tell you if he has.
00:50:15And, as I said, she's a mighty pretty girl.
00:50:18Blondes have always been my weakness.
00:50:20Go on, get started.
00:50:22And, Bob, being a pretty girl, don't take any chances.
00:50:25Don Gregor is a killer.
00:50:27Okay, Inspector.
00:51:17Hello, Miss Greger.
00:51:18Oh, Lieutenant Lahn.
00:51:20I just thought I'd drop by.
00:51:21Have you heard from Don?
00:51:23We'd have called you if we had.
00:51:24Well, do you mind if I stop in a minute?
00:51:26As a matter of fact, I do mind.
00:51:28I have to go out and I'm already late.
00:51:30Well, that's too bad.
00:51:31I thought I could be of some help.
00:51:32Help?
00:51:33By involving my father in this?
00:51:35Miss Greger,
00:51:36if you'd just stop to realize,
00:51:38you'd see that it wasn't the police
00:51:39that's involving your father.
00:51:40Good night, Lieutenant Lauren.
00:52:09Who was that?
00:52:10Oh, no one.
00:52:11No?
00:52:12Are we ready?
00:52:13Yes.
00:52:13Oh, I've forgotten my purse.
00:52:15You go ahead to the car, Father.
00:52:17I'll be right along.
00:52:17Right.
00:52:31I'll be right along.
00:52:32I'll be right along.
00:53:02I'll be right along.
00:53:32I'll be right along.
00:53:32I'll be right along.
00:53:56I'll be right along.
00:53:58I'll be right along.
00:54:10I'll be right along.
00:54:15I'll be right along.
00:54:41I'll be right along.
00:54:42I'll be right along.
00:54:48I'll be right along.
00:54:51I'll be right along.
00:55:15I'll be right along.
00:55:18I'll be right along.
00:55:21I'll be right along.
00:55:48I'll be right along.
00:56:02I'll be right along.
00:56:22I'll be right along.
00:57:02I'll be right along.
00:57:06I'll be right along.
00:57:09I'll be right along.
00:57:10I'll be right along.
00:57:10I'll be right along.
00:57:11I'll be right along.
00:57:12I'll be right along.
00:57:12I'll be right along.
00:57:13I'll be right along.
00:57:16I'll be right along.
00:57:47Why don't you put that gun down?
00:57:50My father isn't going to do anything.
00:57:52He loves his son too much.
00:57:54Vic told me not to take any chances,
00:57:57and that's just what I'm going to do.
00:58:00Where is your father?
00:58:01He's been gone long enough to get ten basins of water.
00:58:17My father knows what he's doing.
00:58:19That's more than I think you do.
00:58:21I'll overlook that remark because you're needed here.
00:58:24But when this thing is finished, I'm off.
00:58:27What's the use?
00:58:28Why don't you relax?
00:58:29Relax?
00:58:31Listen, you, I love that man, and I'm not taking any chances.
00:58:35Love.
00:58:36Love.
00:58:37I don't think you know what love means.
00:58:40If you did, you wouldn't feel that way about a cheap gunman like Vic Brady.
00:58:45Cheap?
00:58:46Cheap?
00:58:48Take a look at this place, sweetheart.
00:58:50Does this stuff look cheap to you?
00:58:52There's not a cheap bone in his body.
00:59:16So where will it all end?
00:59:18What are you going to do in a couple of years when that pretty face is gone?
00:59:21I'll worry about that when the time comes.
00:59:24You'd better, because he won't.
00:59:26He doesn't strike me as the sweet and gentle type.
00:59:31Oh, he does get rough once in a while.
00:59:34I did leave him once.
00:59:35But you came back.
00:59:37On the first bus.
00:59:38Why?
00:59:39I told you.
00:59:41I'm in love with him.
00:59:42Take it or leave it.
00:59:43If I were you, I'd leave it.
00:59:51I had a hard time finding your basin.
00:59:59Be careful, Doc.
01:00:03I ought to kill him while I have the chance.
01:00:05That's dangerous talk, Doc.
01:00:07Remember your son's life.
01:00:09Yes, my...
01:00:10my son's life.
01:00:17Now, will you bring me some clean sheets?
01:00:26There.
01:00:28It is done.
01:00:31Thank goodness I couldn't have taken much more of that.
01:00:35He made his face look like raw meat.
01:00:38It will heal in very short order.
01:00:40The dye will change the color of his hair.
01:00:43And he will be an entirely different man.
01:00:46By the time the healing is complete.
01:00:50Now, I suppose you'd like to carry out the...
01:00:53balance of your orders?
01:00:55For instance?
01:00:56Tell us, now that the surgery is finished.
01:00:59Nothing personal, Doc.
01:01:00It's great as orders.
01:01:01That isn't a very smart move.
01:01:04You know, infection can set in.
01:01:07And who would he go to if he didn't come to me?
01:01:09Well, my daughter and I are leaving now.
01:01:13He will awaken shortly.
01:01:15And when he does,
01:01:17I want you to be sure and tell him to come to my home in two weeks.
01:01:20At which time,
01:01:22we will remove the bandages.
01:01:24I will leave this solution with you,
01:01:27with which to
01:01:29bathe the bandages.
01:01:31You will merely follow instructions.
01:01:33You have my son, as you say.
01:01:36Our lips are sealed for the crime we have performed,
01:01:39as well as for his crimes.
01:01:41But someday you're going to get caught.
01:01:49Be sure and send him to come to my home
01:01:52in two weeks.
01:01:54His life will depend on it.
01:01:57I, I don't know.
01:01:59Vic said...
01:02:00Young woman, you have no choice.
01:02:03Come, Marilyn.
01:02:11You know, it's too quiet around here.
01:02:13Even the commissioner's been off my neck for a whole week.
01:02:16I wonder where those two could have gone.
01:02:18Nowadays, people don't just sit and evade from the earth
01:02:21without leaving some trace.
01:02:22Two weeks is a long time.
01:02:24Yeah, it's too long.
01:02:25I wonder where the doctor could have gone.
01:02:27His daughter said he's resting out of town.
01:02:29She said he'll be back today.
01:02:30I wonder if he found Don.
01:02:32I wonder if he's with him.
01:02:33You better get some doubts about that good doctor.
01:02:35No, not the way you think.
01:02:38But I do feel the two weeks is too long.
01:02:41Maybe we better get out to the Gregor house.
01:02:42I'm glad.
01:02:46Inspector Johns.
01:02:48Well, speak of the devil.
01:02:50Yes, doctor.
01:02:51Yes, we've missed you of late.
01:02:54Did I?
01:02:55Well, yes, yes, we can get out there, doctor.
01:02:58All right, we'll see you later.
01:03:00Sit down, Bob.
01:03:02We'll get out to the Gregor house a little later.
01:03:06I wonder what the old boy wants.
01:03:11I don't like it.
01:03:12I tell you, that doctor's got something up his sleeve.
01:03:14You've got to go.
01:03:16I don't need you to tell me that.
01:03:18What could he have planned?
01:03:20He knows we have Don.
01:03:22He doesn't know Don's already at the bottom of the river.
01:03:24He'd be too afraid to try anything.
01:03:26But if he does, how could he or anyone else ever prove you were Vic Brady?
01:03:31He could say that he did the operation that destroyed Vic Brady.
01:03:34How could he prove it?
01:03:36Yeah.
01:03:38Yeah, maybe you're right.
01:03:41It's foolproof.
01:03:42Like, with a new face, nobody could ever tell I was Vic Brady.
01:03:48When these wrappings come off tonight, baby, we're going to blow this town for good.
01:03:53South America, the foreign countries, where they'll live like kings.
01:03:57Anything you want for the rest of our lives.
01:04:03I hope he made me a real nice face.
01:04:06The one I used to have, I got used to it.
01:04:10I liked it.
01:04:11He wouldn't dare mess up the job.
01:04:14I'd kill him and he knows it.
01:04:15Sure, honey.
01:04:16Bet he did real good.
01:04:18I might even slip my grand or two if he did a good job.
01:04:21That won't be necessary.
01:04:23He'll have a different kind of fee this time.
01:04:26Yeah, sure.
01:04:27Come on, get dressed.
01:04:28It's about time to pay a call on the kindly old doctor.
01:04:47Excuse me, Robin.
01:04:58On time, Doc?
01:04:59You appear to be a man who is usually on time.
01:05:03You got it right, Doc.
01:05:04Let's get these Christmas wrappings off and see the presents you gave me.
01:05:08Keep your eye on them, honey.
01:05:10When do you release Don?
01:05:13Don?
01:05:14Oh, yeah.
01:05:16Just as soon as we leave here.
01:05:18How sure can I be?
01:05:20Why, Doc, you got my word for it.
01:05:23Now, let's get with it.
01:05:25And, Doc, for your sake, I hope you made a good job.
01:05:29I know I made a good job.
01:05:32Marilyn, will you please get me the...
01:05:34the shears?
01:05:37Will you just sit over here, please?
01:05:50You, uh, soak the bandages, as I told you?
01:05:53Of course.
01:05:54Then there should be nothing wrong.
01:05:59Oh, I see we have some other guests for this evening's unveiling.
01:06:03The cops.
01:06:06Hold it easy, Brady.
01:06:09Brady.
01:06:11You got the wrong man, Copper.
01:06:13I don't know any Brady.
01:06:15What are you up to now, Brady?
01:06:17Copper, you got a surprise coming.
01:06:19I don't know who you think I am,
01:06:21but the Doc here will tell you I'm just another one of his patients.
01:06:26Who's behind those bandages, Doctor?
01:06:29Yeah, Doc.
01:06:30What's behind these bandages?
01:06:32Show them.
01:06:34A doctor's duty sometimes must be shown in strange ways.
01:06:38First, he has a loyalty to his patients.
01:06:41Then he has his loyalty to the law.
01:06:44And still another.
01:06:46Loyalty to his own family.
01:06:48I don't know who you police officers think this gentleman is,
01:06:51but he is my husband, a law-abiding citizen.
01:06:54I'll have you reported for this.
01:06:56We know one thing.
01:06:57No matter who he is,
01:06:59he's no gentleman.
01:07:00I've taken enough of these insults.
01:07:02Take these wrappings off, Doc.
01:07:06Did you bring the scissors, Marilyn?
01:07:10Here they are, Father.
01:07:17Cut the gap, Doc, and get busy.
01:07:19Show these guys I'm not who they think I am.
01:07:32This man is not who you think he is.
01:07:39Be careful with those scissors, Doc.
01:07:41My face is still tender.
01:07:44And in need of a shave, too, I'll bet.
01:08:10Yes.
01:08:12There. It is done.
01:08:15You see, Inspector, that is not Vic Brady.
01:08:19The man you expected.
01:08:23You're right, Doctor.
01:08:25It's not the man we expected.
01:08:29See? What did I tell you?
01:08:31Let anybody say they saw this face at the scene of any hold-up.
01:08:34Come on, coppers. Take a good look.
01:08:37See if you can identify me as Vic Brady.
01:08:41Well, then I take over here.
01:08:45Come in, Miss Willis.
01:08:50Can you identify this man?
01:08:53Yes, Inspector.
01:08:55That's the man that killed Matt.
01:08:58What, are you all crazy? Look at me again!
01:09:02The mirror, please.
01:09:05Perhaps you'd better take a look yourself first.
01:09:19No! No! No!
01:09:23This is my son.
01:09:25The man who killed the police.
01:09:27No!
01:09:32No!
01:09:33The man who killed the police!
01:09:59Oh, my God.