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00:00 [THEME MUSIC]

00:03 [EXPLOSION]

00:29 [THUNDER]

00:31 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:34 Relax.

00:35 Just relax.

00:36 Let your imagination go.

00:42 Now turn out the light.

00:43 Ah, there.

00:44 That's better.

00:46 My story begins.

00:47 A woman speaks.

00:49 [SCREAMING]

00:52 [THUD]

00:53 [LAUGHING]

00:54 Yeah, yeah, but I'm too old.

00:56 I can't swim.

00:58 I can't swim.

00:59 [BLUBBERING]

01:02 Isn't the view lovely from up here, Harold?

01:05 Harold!

01:06 Harold!

01:07 You're pushing me!

01:08 [SCREAMING]

01:10 Look, George, the ape, the ape.

01:12 He's behind you.

01:13 [GROANING]

01:16 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:20 [THUNDER]

01:23 [GUNSHOTS]

01:25 Are you Mr. D. Duck?

01:30 Yes, sir.

01:32 I've been looking for you.

01:34 If I sell just six more subscriptions,

01:41 I'll win a real moxie bicycle with a bell and a horn

01:46 and coaster brakes.

01:48 [HORN HONKING]

01:49 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:51 [LAUGHING]

01:52 [BELL RINGING]

01:54 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:56 [SCREAMING]

01:59 No hands!

02:00 [LAUGHING]

02:01 [THUD]

02:02 [GASP]

02:03 Aw, shucks.

02:05 See?

02:06 Now you're gonna bent the wheel.

02:08 [BLUBBERING]

02:14 Oh, what's this?

02:19 Big Louie Debney's thoughts were interrupted--

02:23 Oh, just one more big job.

02:26 Skip or the dough.

02:28 Big Louie chuckled.

02:29 Leave them other guys holding their sack, and then--

02:33 Big Louie Debney's thoughts were interrupted

02:35 as Dopey Davis nervously entered the room,

02:36 his shifty eyes furtively glancing over his shoulder

02:39 as if in apprehension.

02:41 Big Louie leaped to his feet.

02:42 OK.

02:43 He shouted.

02:44 Hand over them pearls.

02:45 I ain't got 'em, Big Louie.

02:47 Honest, I ain't.

02:48 I'm innocent.

02:49 I tell you, you gotta help me.

02:51 You just gotta-- you gotta, Louie.

02:52 You-- you can't let 'em do it.

02:56 They're here.

02:57 They're gonna get us.

02:58 Scram.

02:59 Not so fast, pretty boy.

03:02 You've got them pearls.

03:04 Give 'em over, rat.

03:05 I ain't got 'em, copper.

03:06 Honest, I ain't.

03:07 Well, then who has got 'em?

03:10 Who's got 'em?

03:11 Why, he's got 'em.

03:13 Ah-ha!

03:14 Just as I thought.

03:16 Aren't you ashamed?

03:18 A big guy like you stealing from this poor little innocent--

03:26 [BUZZER]

03:28 [CLATTERING]

03:29 [MUSIC PLAYING]

03:31 [CRUNCHING]

03:33 [CRUNCHING]

03:35 [YAWNING]

03:38 Hm.

03:39 Just a little girl who's lost her pearls.

03:42 Oh, dear.

03:43 I don't know where to find them.

03:45 [MUSIC PLAYING]

03:47 [WHISTLING]

03:48 Come on, rat.

03:50 Give me them pearls.

03:51 I just know they're around here someplace.

03:53 [MUSIC PLAYING]

03:56 [CRUNCHING]

03:58 Oh, bother.

04:01 Now, look, chum.

04:03 We don't want to have to get nasty, do we?

04:07 No?

04:08 So give the nice lady back her--

04:11 [GASPS]

04:12 Kidnapped!

04:13 Kidnapped?

04:15 OK.

04:16 Where's the dame?

04:18 Sure and won't she be giving old Paddy back the little woman?

04:21 [MUSIC PLAYING]

04:24 OK, bub.

04:25 You asked for it.

04:27 I ain't got a way to make you talk.

04:28 Hm?

04:29 Clark!

04:31 The hot irons!

04:33 [MUSIC PLAYING]

04:34 [THUD]

04:35 [MUSIC PLAYING]

04:38 Hm.

04:39 Leslie J. Clark.

04:42 Hot irons.

04:43 Ooh.

04:44 [LAUGHS]

04:45 You just ain't kidding, buster.

04:46 No, you're not. No, you're not.

04:47 This little number's just about the hottest, hottest job

04:49 in town here.

04:50 Hot.

04:51 Ooh.

04:51 Say, this is hot.

04:52 Hot.

04:53 Yes, sirree, Bob.

04:54 You're boiling over, boiling over.

04:55 This one's sounding like little hotcakes, little hotcakes.

04:57 Hot, hot, hotcakes.

04:58 Hot.

04:58 Right off the griddle, griddle, griddle.

05:00 Ooh.

05:01 Hot, hot, hot.

05:01 Here, son.

05:02 Hold these.

05:03 Ouch!

05:04 [GRUNTING]

05:06 [MIMICS SIREN]

05:09 [CRASH]

05:10 [MUSIC PLAYING]

05:13 [SCREAMING]

05:14 [CHEERING]

05:18 [CRASHING]

05:21 Oh, they're putting out my hot iron.

05:24 Let's see now.

05:26 Where was I?

05:27 Oh, yes.

05:28 Oh, diggity.

05:30 I've just got to find my pearls.

05:31 [MUSIC PLAYING]

05:34 [POP]

05:35 [MUSIC PLAYING]

05:37 Hello, Mabel.

05:38 This is Pauline.

05:39 Have you seen my pearls around there any place?

05:42 Well, you know they're a priceless heirloom,

05:44 handed down from my great, great, great, great, great

05:46 grandmother, or somebody, I think.

05:48 [TAPPING]

05:50 Hello, hello, hello.

05:51 And now get this.

05:53 First, it's the pearls that's missing.

05:56 Oh, dear.

05:57 Somebody wants to use the vine.

05:59 Thanks for calling.

06:00 Goodbye.

06:01 Now it's the pearls and the whole dame that's missing.

06:05 What dame?

06:07 What dame, he's asking.

06:10 Why, this dame.

06:12 The dame whose pearls you snatched.

06:14 Now you're going to cough them up,

06:16 or am I going to have to cut them out of you?

06:18 [COUGHING]

06:22 Stop.

06:23 Who's that?

06:24 J. Harold King, the author.

06:27 That man's innocent.

06:29 OK, then, wise guy.

06:31 Who done it?

06:32 Who stole them pearls?

06:34 Who stole the pearls?

06:35 Why, why, he's a--

06:37 oh, dear me.

06:38 Who is a--

06:40 oh, pardon me.

06:40 Oh, yes.

06:41 The thief is--

06:43 Yes, yes.

06:43 Out with it.

06:45 Hennessy.

06:47 Uh-huh.

06:48 Not you, Hennessy.

06:51 Yes, H-U Hennessy.

06:54 That's me.

06:55 I done it.

06:56 I done it.

06:57 But you'll never take me alive.

06:59 And you, you little rat, you got me into this.

07:02 Take that.

07:04 Oh, he got me.

07:06 [SCREAMING]

07:08 Let's get out of here.

07:10 Take a powder.

07:11 We'll need it.

07:11 We'll take the rack.

07:12 Get the hot seat.

07:13 Scram.

07:14 [MUSIC PLAYING]

07:17 [BURPING]

07:20 Really nothing there, is there?

07:24 Well, possibly it was only your imagination.

07:28 [YAWNING]

07:31 Oh, that's right.

07:33 That's right.

07:34 [MUSIC PLAYING]

07:38 [BARKING]

07:41 (upbeat music)

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