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00:00Don't forget you've still got Phoebe.

00:03Well, we don't want you shot.

00:04You're no good to us in jail, and we can't afford to offend Morton.

00:08There it is, son.

00:10Get us out of it.

00:11Just like nothing happened.

00:14Well, Miss Lane.

00:15Miss Lane went home to roll her hoop.

00:20Phoebe.

00:22I wonder if Miss Lane would recognize the man that gave her the tip that started all this.

00:26Miss Lane would know him anywhere.

00:28She never forgets a face.

00:32Well, what did he look like?

00:36Oh, he was thin.

00:39Well, not too thin.

00:41No.

00:41And, uh...

00:43Blonde?

00:45He was between a blonde and a brunette.

00:47Rather medium size for a man.

00:49And he was thin and...

00:51Oh, but I said that, didn't I?

00:53Yes, yes, you did.

00:54My, my, what a memory.

00:56Anyway, he wasn't bad looking.

00:57Well, go on.

00:58Anything else?

00:59Anyhow, I know how he spoke.

01:01How?

01:02With a foreign accent.

01:03A foreign accent?

01:04Mm-hmm.

01:05Listen, that's important.

01:07Uh, was it, uh, Moscow, Russian?

01:10I will give you a tip about a theater.

01:12Oh, no.

01:12No, it wasn't that, I see.

01:14Uh, Italian, perhaps.

01:15More liquid.

01:16Uh, senora, do we know about a theater?

01:19No, no, no.

01:20No, it wasn't that French.

01:21Of course, it wouldn't be French.

01:22There is a theater that will be robbed tonight.

01:24Oh, no, no, that's not right.

01:26A German, perhaps.

01:28I can give you a tip about a theater around the corner.

01:31That's nearer.

01:32That's nearer.

01:32Perhaps a little finer, huh?

01:33Viennese.

01:35Uh, I can give you a tip about a theater around the corner.

01:39You've got it.

01:40That's exactly the way he spoke.

01:42Fine.

01:43And I'm sure I'd recognize him now if I saw him.

01:45Good.

01:46Thank you, Miss Lane.

01:47Now you can go home.

01:56Oh, wait a minute.

01:57Let me finish before you go away mad.

02:00Uh, go home, put on your nicest dinner dress,

02:03and I shall call for you between 9.30 and 10 o'clock.

02:06You mean I'm going to be whined and dined for remembering his accent?

02:09No, sweetheart.

02:10The idea is to find the man.

02:14I don't get it.

02:16When you want to find an American, you go where he works.

02:19When you want to find a foreigner, you go where he dines.

02:23My, but you're clever.

02:26Let me see now.

02:27Should I wear black or blue or...

02:29You'll wear black and blue if you don't hurry.

02:32Scram, sister.

02:39All right.

02:55The End

03:25Oh, no. No, if I eat any more of that bookshot, I'll pass out.

03:42Don't you dare pass out until we find that man.

03:48Bookshot?

03:52Oh, one-thirty. I've looked at so many men that they all look so tired.

03:56I thought you wanted to be a reporter.

03:57Now, listen, you stick around until we find the man.

03:59Then you can go home.

04:01Go home the very minute the fun begins?

04:02Me? I'm not going to do all the hunting and then miss the shooting.

04:05Oh, now be reasonable, will you, Phoebe?

04:06You're the boss's niece. I can't let anything happen to you.

04:09Why did I have to be born a relative?

04:11Why couldn't I have been born an orphan or something?

04:13Go ahead.

04:25What?

04:27There he is.

04:30I thought you said he was good-looking.

04:32Are you sure that's the man?

04:41I'm positive.

04:47I'm sorry, sweetheart. You'll have to scram.

04:49Oh, hello, hello.

05:00Oh, I am sorry. I have made a mistake.

05:05You are not my old friend, Captain Litzman, as I thought.

05:08My mistake was a natural one.

05:12You know, I have not seen Litzman since we flew together in the war.

05:17I see you are an ace also.

05:20May I know the name?

05:21Mine is Stolski.

05:23Baron Stolski.

05:25I'm called Floto.

05:27And this is my friend Storkov.

05:30How do you do?

05:31I was told when I arrived in America recently

05:34that I could meet and make friends

05:36with many people of my own class.

05:39I am glad that is so.

05:43Vader, gentlemen,

05:45properly drink.

05:52Lassau, 26.

05:54And make sure it is 26, please.

05:56Hello, darling.

06:01Well, aren't you going to introduce me, precious?

06:03After all, I am your wife, you know.

06:05Oh, do you?

06:06Oh, yes.

06:07Forgive me.

06:08Baron Stolski.

06:10May I present Mr. Floto,

06:12Mr. Storkov, my new friend.

06:14How do you do?

06:16Thank you very much.

06:20For a recent arrival in America,

06:22as they say over here,

06:24you must be a fast worker

06:25to have married so charming a girl

06:27so soon.

06:29Well, it was a whirlwind courtship.

06:32We met on Wednesday,

06:33I proposed on Thursday,

06:35and we were married on

06:37the Statue of Liberty.

06:41You met her through her newspaper work?

06:48Newspaper work?

06:49Yes.

06:50You're a reporter for the Daily Classic,

06:52are you not?

06:53Why, why, no, there must be some mistake.

06:59Why, I'm just not clever enough

07:02to be a reporter.

07:03Am I, darling?

07:04No, darling.

07:07Pardon my mistake.

07:09America is a land of women

07:10so beautiful,

07:12they all look alike.

07:13Sorry, monsieur,

07:15cannot save you.

07:16The bar is closed.

07:17It's at the closing hours.

07:19Oh, that's too bad.

07:21I'd counted on talking

07:22over all times with you.

07:24But my apartment is never closed.

07:27Come.

07:28We'll go and have a drink

07:29and chat before we break up.

07:32I'm afraid we cannot join you.

07:34You know, the Baroness

07:35never keeps late hours.

07:37Oh, but one evening

07:38won't matter, darling.

07:39We'd be delighted to go.

07:40Oh, come on, dear.

07:50Taxi, taxi.

07:51Midtown Apartments.

07:52Oh, no.

07:53You see, it is a raining night.

07:55I'm sorry,

07:55and it's so late.

07:56I must take my wife home,

07:57I'm sure.

07:58But the Midtown Apartments

07:59are not far from here.

08:00Yes, darling,

08:01and I'd love to have another drink.

08:03Oh, dumbass.

08:04You see,

08:05my wife gets these attacks,

08:07you know,

08:07when it's late and raining.

08:08I must take her home,

08:09but we will see you tomorrow

08:10for luncheon.

08:11At the Hogbrow,

08:13at one.

08:14Luncheon,

08:14one o'clock punctually.

08:16Good.

08:17Yes.

08:17At 12 Dutton Street.

08:19Okay, Spencer.

08:21Good night, gentlemen.

08:22Good night.

08:26Mmm.

08:28You ought to let this coffee

08:29write your column.

08:30It's strong enough.

08:31Good strong coffee

08:33for a strong,

08:35silent man.

08:36How's this?

08:38The Shadow says

08:39that his statements

08:39over the air yesterday

08:40regarding the character

08:41of Mr. Gerald Morton

08:42were unjustified,

08:43and those statements

08:44are hereby withdrawn

08:45with due apologies

08:46to Mr. Morton's family.

08:49Yeah, but you have to apologize

08:50to Commissioner Weston.

08:51Let's not go overboard

08:52in our enthusiasm

08:53for whitewashing ourselves.

08:55But you've got to square

08:56the paper with Weston.

08:58Tell how it happened.

09:00Describe the scene.

09:01You at the mic

09:02and Honest John

09:03with the gun?

09:05I was afraid

09:05you'd be expecting that,

09:07so I wrote it last night.

09:09But I don't like it.

09:11My apologies

09:12to Commissioner Weston.

09:14Perhaps he's right

09:15in his belief

09:15that Honest John

09:16is the...

09:16My statement on the air

09:17that the man was innocent

09:18was made while John himself

09:19was holding a gun

09:20at my head.

09:21And I hope

09:22that the commissioner

09:22with his usual

09:23fair-mindedness

09:25will restore

09:26the classic favor.

09:28Great.

09:29Now, Morton,

09:30count to us.

09:31And the commissioner

09:32will have to restore

09:33our news.

09:34Oh.

09:35I spend years

09:36building up a reputation

09:37as a crime expert

09:38then have to expose myself

09:39as a stuffed shirt

09:40that gets kicked around

09:41by the police department.

09:42Well, look here, son.

09:44If you were so keen

09:45about that reputation

09:45of yours,

09:47why don't you

09:48solve this case?

09:49Well, did you check?

10:11Who is he?

10:12the shadow,

10:15the criminologist.

10:17He is not to be taken lightly.

10:20Neither were the best detectives

10:22of Paris, London,

10:23New York.

10:24Yet, here we are.

10:25What an amateur.

10:31Well, Mr. Cranston,

10:32how are you feeling

10:33this morning?

10:34Now, listen, Moe,

10:34for the last time,

10:36if you ever call me

10:36by name again

10:37or recognize me

10:38or even speak to me

10:39before you're spoken to...

10:40I'm fired.

10:41That's right.

10:41Okay, stranger.

11:03I wonder where our friend

11:04Mr. Cranston is.

11:07There's something wrong,

11:08stalker.

11:10There's something wrong

11:11with your nerves,

11:11my friend.

11:13We are not going to leave here

11:15with our work half finished.

11:17Yes, yes.

11:18I know how much

11:19that's at stake.

11:20That's why I'm so uneasy.

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