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00:01Well, did you check?

00:03Who is he?

00:05The Shadow. The criminologist.

00:09He is not to be taken lightly.

00:12Neither were the best detectives of Paris, London, New York.

00:16Yet, here we are.

00:20An amateur.

00:23Well, Mr. Canson, how are you feeling this morning?

00:25Now listen, Mo, for the last time.

00:27If you ever call me by name again, or recognize me, or even speak to me before you're spoken to...

00:31I'm fired!

00:32That's right.

00:33Okay, Stanger.

00:34I wonder where our friend, Mr. Cranston, is.

00:41There's something wrong, Stalker.

00:42There's something wrong with your nerves, my friend.

00:44We are not going to leave here with our work half finished.

00:47Yes, yes.

00:48I know how much that's at stake.

00:49That's why I'm so uneasy.

00:50Here.

00:55Yes.

00:56friend, Mr. Cranston, is. There's something wrong, Stalko. There's something wrong with your nerves,

01:03my friend. We are not going to leave here with our work half finished. Yes, yes, I know how much

01:10there's at stake. That's why I'm so uneasy.

01:26That's right. Tell everybody we're here. Suppose Flodo or Stalko would have been behind this door

01:45instead of me. Oh, but they couldn't be. They're both at the restaurant, and I thought you'd be

01:48there having lunch with them, too. Oh, and this would be a good time to do a little detecting.

01:52Uh-huh. Well, for once, you had a good idea. Well, come on, let's get busy and look for the clue.

01:58So you've got a clue, have you? Why, yes, the watch and the wallet that were missing from the man's body.

02:04And where do you suggest we look for them? Well, my mother always used to hide things in the mattress,

02:09and, oh, if we could only find a teapot, I'm sure it would be in there. Well, then all we have to do

02:14is find a teapot. Uh-huh, come on, let's get started. Telephone, Mr. Flodo.

02:22Hello. Hello. We have waited long enough, Rudolph. Has our man come home from downtown?

02:34Not yet, sir. I understand he won't be home before late. He's to meet our countrymen here

02:42for a final conference tonight. We must know his plans. Keep in touch with us at the apartment.

02:48We'll be there in a few... Waiter. Yes, sir. Check.

02:55I think we should definitely stay here and find that watch and wallet.

02:58Now, my woman's intuition... My woman's intuition...

03:00Hello? This is Flodo.

03:12The master has just gotten home. Early in the afternoon will occur an opportunity when he is gone.

03:19Shh, no more. Someone is coming. I'll call you back.

03:23What's happened?

03:26Uh, just a minute.

03:30Operator, can you trace that last call to this number, please?

03:33But it's important.

03:35Oh, I see. Thank you.

03:38Are they going to trace the call?

03:39Oh, they can't trace a call on a dial phone.

03:42What are we going to do now?

03:43Well, wait till he calls back.

03:45Till who calls back?

03:47The fellow I just talked with.

03:48Oh, hello. Hello.

04:10We were afraid we had missed you.

04:13We've been waiting and waiting, haven't we, dear?

04:16What are you doing here?

04:19Well, he came for the luncheon.

04:22But the appointment was to have luncheon at the restaurant.

04:24Oh, how stupid of me.

04:26You know, I'm afraid last night when we made the appointment, my mind wasn't on it.

04:31You know, my wife had that attack.

04:33I trust she's better now.

04:35No, I'm afraid she's even worse.

04:38Aren't you, dear?

04:41Yes.

04:43Make her comfortable.

04:45We soon have lunch.

04:46Oh.

04:48Oh, poor darling.

04:50No, you see, she's getting another attack.

04:52I must take her for the air right away.

04:54Just a minute, Mr. Cranston.

04:56Your hand, Mr. Shadow.

04:59What do you suspect us of?

05:01And why?

05:02Oh, well, now you'll have to listen to the broadcast to hear that.

05:05You see, our business is to get interviews, not to give them.

05:08Isn't it, sweetheart?

05:10Yes, sir.

05:10And may we go now?

05:13No.

05:14Now that we have you here, you are going to stay.

05:16Take your time, mister.

05:19Taxi stranger?

05:22Scram, Phoebe.

05:25Thanks for your hospitality, boys.

05:29Nice work, Moe.

05:31Moe?

05:31I thought we were strangers.

05:33Have a cigarette, pal?

05:42The police.

05:43What makes you think so?

05:44Because he prefers to work alone.

05:49Hello.

05:50What's that?

05:52That wasn't I.

05:54We were not at home then.

05:55That was Cranston.

05:57Repeat what you told them.

05:57Come on.

05:58Come on.

05:59Come on.

05:59It's Rudolph.

06:03He told Cranston his master would be at home this afternoon

06:05that an opportunity might occur to strike.

06:07That's indefinite but incriminating.

06:10You must act at once, today.

06:12Tomorrow may be too late.

06:15Naturally, my woman's intuition told me that we should get out of there,

06:17but I was afraid to tell you because I thought you'd laugh at me.

06:19Well, thank goodness, it's all over.

06:20There's nothing to worry about now.

06:22You take your woman's intuition and go to luncheon.

06:24Oh, trying to get rid of me.

06:25Well, I'm not going to go.

06:25I'm not going to miss any more fun.

06:27Well, I've got some work to do.

06:28Now, you run along, please.

06:29All right.

06:31It's a good girl.

06:39Burke.

06:40Burke.

06:41Mom.

06:42Burke.

06:45Burke.

06:46Come on.

06:46Get up and get going.

06:47Where to?

06:48Go to the Midtown Apartments, stake out, watch for two foreigners in a closed car.

06:53Phone me as soon as they leave.

06:54Okay.

06:55And hurry for a change.

06:56Okay, Chief.

06:57Heath.

07:00Hello?

07:02Oh, yes, Mr. Heath.

07:03No, still as much in the dark as ever.

07:06Well, those fellas are rather clever.

07:09As a matter of fact, they're planning another deal right now.

07:14Well, if I knew that, I wouldn't be hanging around here working.

07:16Pardon me.

07:17Come in.

07:18Come in.

07:18Oh, hello, Barrows.

07:21Sit down.

07:21Be right with you.

07:22Yes, Heath.

07:23No, thanks.

07:24I don't need you.

07:25What I need is a clairvoyant.

07:26Right.

07:27So long.

07:28I have that Morton information for you.

07:30Good.

07:31I understand that Gerald Morton's firm was interested in some very big international deals.

07:35Was that right?

07:36Yes, they still are.

07:38I made these notations for you.

07:40Their recent underwritings include 10 million Argentine fours, 28 million Danish refunding two-and-a-halves.

07:46And I understand they'll soon issue several new European debentures.

07:50Well, what about them?

07:51That might be a good investment for me.

07:53Certainly.

07:54However, these new bonds that Morton and Morton are about to offer seem to me to be highly speculative.

07:59But if the 50 million is spent to build up the army as intended, the exiled aristocrats will never succeed with their threatened revolution.

08:05Good.

08:05That's what I wanted to find out.

08:08Oh, pardon me.

08:08Miss Lane, do you know Mr. Barrows, our financial editor?

08:11Oh, you do.

08:13What's this all about?

08:14At a time like this, you're talking about investments.

08:17I'll be with you in a minute.

08:19Editorial.

08:20Cranston speaking.

08:21Whole shadow column for remake.

08:22Right.

08:24I brought you some lunch.

08:25I was in such a hurry, I dropped you a bottle of beer, but we can share mine.

08:28A good assistant would never let her boss go hungry.

08:30Oh, thank you, Miss Lane.

08:31And now will you phone the commissioner and tell him I'll call him back later.

08:34What's his number?

08:35You'll find it in the book.

08:36Two.

08:37Two.

08:38Four.

08:39Nine.

08:40Nine.

08:41Seven.

08:42Two.

08:43Four.

08:44Nine.

08:45Seven.

08:46Two.

08:47Four.

08:48Nine.

08:49Five.

08:50Five.

08:51Six.

08:52Seven.

08:55Two.

08:56Four.

08:57Nine.

08:58Nine.

08:59Four.

09:00Nine.

09:08There you are, Commissioner.

09:09First edition on the streets now.

09:11With the full explanation, apology by the shadow.

09:13Hmm.

09:14The apology could have been stronger.

09:16I hope this paves the way for renewing friendly relations.

09:20I'm no enemy of the shadow.

09:22I always give him credit for being somewhat clever.

09:25But he should remember he's only an amateur.

09:28After all, we're professionals.

09:29That's right, Commissioner.

09:31And I hope that you'll restore the daily classic to good standing with the department right away.

09:36Of course I will.

09:37Take a general order.

09:38Cigar, Commissioner?

09:40No, thanks.

09:45Wait till you get a load of this, Phoebe.

09:47The Morton case will break wide open tonight and it'll be a big surprise to the police.

09:51Hmm.

09:52Pardon me.

09:53Under the misguidance of Commissioner Weston, the department has wasted 24 hours searching for the wrong man,

09:58with the right men under their noses all the time.

10:00But won't that make the Commissioner furious?

10:02Pardon me.

10:04You would get hard boiled eggs.

10:06And although the murders have completely baffled the police by their shrewdness and daring,

10:11pardon me,

10:12the shadow knows who they are and why they killed Gerald Morton.

10:16But how do you know that?

10:17We didn't find a single clue and just a motive.

10:19Ah, yes we did.

10:21And you know when it happens.

10:22You're intelligent.

10:23You sparkle.

10:24I don't know what I'd have done without you on this case,

10:26but we've got to keep going.

10:27Here, rush this down for the night edition.

10:29Yes, sir.

10:30Pardon me.

10:31Pardon me!

10:32Let me!

10:33I told you.

11:03I told you not to fight, Weston.

11:05You've ruined the...

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