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Gambling Daughters (1941)  Approved  |  67 min  |  Mystery, Drama  |  1 August 1941 (USA)    A couple of rich girls at a private boarding school find themselves mixed up in gambling and blackmail, and must steal from their parents to pay their gambling debts.    Director: Max Nosseck    Writers: Sidney Sheldon (story), Ben Roberts (story)    Stars: Cecilia Parker, Roger Pryor, Robert Baldwin

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00:00Do you win?

00:02On the contrary, and you?

00:04Oh, I'm cleaned out.

00:05But I still have a feeling I'm going to win tonight.

00:07I'll try just once more, and if I win, I'll give you some money.

00:10All right.

00:20Well, what do we do now?

00:21Try to win everything back.

00:23But how?

00:24All my jewels, they're in half a chance.

00:26Say, wait a minute.

00:29You've got your sapphire.

00:30Come on, let's go see how much you give you on it.

00:32With the money, I'll bet we can win back every penny tonight.

00:34You really think so?

00:36I've got a lucky feeling.

00:38Well, were you lucky?

00:40Unfortunately not.

00:42However, the evening is still young, and we need some more of the wherewithal.

00:45Go on, show him your ring, Lily.

00:46How much does it worth?

00:47Oh, your credit's good, Miss Harding.

00:49$2,000, ma'am.

00:57There, there, there.

01:05All right, good luck.

01:07I'll keep my fingers crossed.

01:12$2,000 for that Harding girl.

01:15And what about that other one?

01:17He's okay.

01:18The Thompson family's good for any amount.

01:26The Thompson case must have been an inside job, Mr. Davis.

01:38The lock of the safe from which the jewels were stolen is not damaged.

01:41The thief must have had an exact knowledge of the combination.

01:44Did you give a detailed description of the stolen jewels to all the jewelers?

01:48According to the list Mrs. Thompson gave me, the following jewelry is missing.

01:53Three diamond bracelets, two eight-carat diamond rings, one platinum bracelet,

01:57one antique brooch and ring, one string of pearls, and one diamond studded bracelet.

02:05Not bad.

02:06I'm afraid that's all we could get from the Thompson girl.

02:09What about the Harding girl?

02:11She hasn't been here since she lost all that money.

02:13She writes me romantic letters.

02:15Let's see.

02:17Can't come anymore, since I owe so many gambling debts.

02:21I dread the moment my parents are going to find out.

02:24It's so sweet of you to offer everything you have to help me.

02:28I would love to see you again, maybe at some other place,

02:33because I don't dare to enter the Angel's Host again.

02:39How much does Miss Harding owe us?

02:41$13,000.

02:43How much does Miss Harding owe us?

02:45$13,000.

02:48Get her over here.

02:50Yes, sir.

02:57$13,000?

03:00Until Monday?

03:02But today is Saturday.

03:05I thought you'd give me unlimited credit.

03:07I'm not the boss. There's nothing I can do.

03:09Then let me talk to the boss, Chan.

03:12Nobody talks to the boss.

03:14You said you'd help.

03:16Me? Don't be ridiculous.

03:18Where would I get $13,000?

03:20Then what am I going to do?

03:22That'll be enough to cover the debt.

03:44You want me to steal?

03:46Talk to your mother. Maybe she'll give it to you.

03:48Even if I wanted to talk to my parents, I couldn't.

03:50They aren't in New York.

03:52Well, do as you please.

03:54But the money must be here by Monday night.

03:56Otherwise, I'm afraid it'll be very disagreeable for you.

03:59You see, the boss has no sense of humor.

04:03Good luck.

Gambling Daughters (1941) - Trailer (Mystery, Drama)

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