Classic Chronicles of Smiling Jack ep 10

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Join Smiling Jack in Episode 10 of his timeless adventures! Experience thrilling escapades, clever strategies, and classic humor as Jack navigates unexpected challenges. A story full of charm, wit, and suspense that keeps the spirit of classic adventures alive. Perfect for fans of nostalgic tales and exciting journeys.

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00:00The End

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02:29I will never see my friend and master alive. I know.

02:42Hello. Yes. This is Jenna Thompson.

02:46Our only clue leads to a German named Blenker. Captain Martin is on his way there now with Captain Wing and my brother.

02:56We should have got sight of him by now if we're on the right lead.

03:04Probably a dozen roads to his place.

03:10That looks like the car we saw leave the alley.

03:12It certainly does.

03:16That's the car we want, all right. Notice how he picked up speed when he spotted us?

03:19Watch out, Jack.

03:41Tell him.

04:00I must beone.

04:00I will not see any of them.

04:03You all right, Jack?

04:05Yeah, but we'd better get Winger out of there.

04:07I think he's in bad shape.

04:30Look, Tommy, you take care of him, will you?

04:32We've got to get to Blake's.

04:53I got Marlin tied up in a car outside.

04:54Help me bring him in.

04:55Can't bring him here.

04:56Police are on the way.

04:58Their car just went over the bridge.

05:00Nevertheless, you are not to bring him here.

05:02Fraulein von Teufel just phoned.

05:03Did she say where to take him?

05:05No.

05:06I have to hide him somewhere.

05:08Get her on the phone again.

05:17Hello?

05:19No, this is Miss Thompson.

05:21Miss Miller just left.

05:22If it's important, I think I can catch her.

05:25Never mind.

05:26I'll call later.

05:34I guess we'd better follow after Jack.

05:36Righto, if you think you can make it.

05:41I'm not as steady as I thought I was.

05:43Here comes just what we need.

05:57We've had a little accident with our car.

05:58Can we commandeer yours for some police work?

06:00Get in.

06:11We can't leave Marlin outside any longer.

06:12Help me bring him here.

06:13No, sorry.

06:14I cannot disobey Fraulein von Teufel.

06:15Well, where else can we take him?

06:16To headquarters on Schooner.

06:18In broad daylight.

06:19Don't be a fool.

06:20It'll soon be dark.

06:21We can drive around till then.

06:22What do you think?

06:23No.

06:24No.

06:30Hey, Jack.

06:31Up aboard.

06:44Follow that car.

06:45I'll jump off at the house and look through it.

06:54Come on.

06:55Come on.

07:24Come on.

08:25Here in the harbor?

08:28For fishermen's docks.

08:30Used as a houseboat.

08:32Yeah.

08:33Yeah, I see.

08:34Thanks.

08:34I have heard so much about your new method of preparing propaganda.

08:54I want to see it for myself.

08:56You come at the opportune time for Lamp von Teufel.

08:59You were just preparing a new release and it will serve as a demonstration.

09:03Actually, what you do is substitute new words to a recording of anybody's voice.

09:07Isn't that right?

09:08Yes.

09:08Here, I will show you.

09:09I take pleasure in introducing Amos B. Muffet, whose long experience as a missionary in the

09:20Orient will, I am sure, interest all American listeners.

09:24The Reverend Muffet.

09:26Ladies and gentlemen, this is no time for introductory remarks.

09:32As an eyewitness of the Japanese occupation of Shanghai, I say without hesitation that the

09:38atrocities committed by the Japs on unarmed civilians are beyond my power to describe.

09:44Throughout the second day.

09:47You will notice, Fräulein von Teufel, that the voice of Reverend Muffet on this record is deep and resonant.

09:53Ready?

09:54Just a minute.

09:55One step at a time.

09:57You are now going to have the Reverend Muffet say what you want him to say.

10:00New words, nicht wahr?

10:01Yes.

10:02Let me fix it.

10:14I don't talk into this, Fräulein von Teufel.

10:17I merely mouth any words I want Reverend Muffet to speak.

10:28Oh, so.

10:30Now you speak what you like.

10:32I make two records of saying.

10:38Ladies and gentlemen, this is no time for introductory remarks.

10:43As an eyewitness of the Japanese occupation of Shanghai, I say without hesitation that

10:49the alleged atrocities committed by the Japanese are lies utterly without foundation.

10:55Their care of the Chinese wounded and their...

10:58We'll have to do it over.

11:04Later.

11:05Play what you've just made.

11:06I want to hear it as a straight recording.

11:09Give me the record.

11:13Ladies and gentlemen, this is no time for introductory remarks.

11:23As an eyewitness of the Japanese occupation of Shanghai, I say without hesitation that the

11:29alleged atrocities committed by the Japanese are lies utterly without foundation.

11:35Their care of the Chinese wounded and their...

11:38This record would fool Reverend Muffet himself, nicht wahr?

11:45Jawohl.

11:46It is the most powerful and ingenious propaganda weapon yet devised.

11:50Now, I would like to see the whole operation again.

12:08For a moment, I thought my old eyes deceived me.

12:24If my conjectures are correct, I am face to face with the mysterious Fraulein von Teufel.

12:36Of all my friends, I think I would have suspected you last.

12:44You will have reason to be sorry.

13:00Take him in there.

13:02Take him in there.

13:32Take him in there.

13:33Hang on.

13:34Let's go.

13:35Hey, we are seeing you, Roy.

13:39Why, I came to see Blanker.

13:41What makes you think he's down there?

13:42Well, it wasn't at his house.

13:43This doesn't mean that he's here.

13:45Come on.

13:46Get off this boat.

13:47This doesn't mean that he's here.

13:48Come on, get off this boat.

14:09I assume that you are unlikely to give us the mandan secret

14:11without a little persuasion from my men.

14:14Slight correction.

14:15I am not likely to give it to you under any circumstances.

14:20Tie up his feet.

14:30We will return and make you change your mind

14:32about giving us the secret.

14:45I must not let the people at the hotel

14:47begin to wonder about me.

14:48We will attend to Ma Ling when I return.

14:51Captain Martin!

14:52I must not let the people at the hotel

14:54begin to wonder about me.

14:55We will attend to Ma Ling when I return.

14:58Captain Martin!

15:00Snow.

15:02Slight.

15:03Ma Ling.

15:04I must not let the people at the hotel

15:05begin to wonder about me.

15:06We will attend to Ma Ling when I return.

15:08Captain Martin!

15:11Slight!

15:12Slight!

15:13Ma Ling!

15:14You're hit!

15:15Marlene, you're hit.

15:32I am dying.

15:34Oh, no, it can't be that bad.

15:36I'll get you a doctor.

15:38No.

15:41There is not much time.

15:43I must tell you Mandom's secret.

15:49Start it.

15:53Return to Mandom.

15:57Pass through the village and...

16:01Wait! You mustn't tell me.

16:03Anybody in that next room could overhear every word we speak.

16:06If you give it to me, I'll be dead by the morning.

16:09And the Mandom's secret will be in Tokyo.

16:10Let me go back to the Lausanne and tell him you sent me to get the secret.

16:14That will be best.

16:16But I must tell you one last thing.

16:26Fraulein von Teufel, she is...

16:30Yes?

16:31She is...

16:43How did he get in here?

16:44Through the hatch?

16:45Make sure he doesn't get back out.

16:47But don't kill him.

17:01Take that gun.

17:02Now you've got to work fast.

17:03Take these and Marling's records that I threw away, and we'll scramble them into a recording

17:06that will give Captain Martin something to remember for the rest of his life.

17:08Police headquarters, please.

17:09Thompson speaking.

17:10Have you heard any word of Captain Martin?

17:11We're a bit worried about him.

17:12I'm not sure.

17:13We're a bit worried about him.

17:14Okay?

17:15Good.

17:16Okay, okay.

17:17Now, we have to take that gun.

17:18Take that gun.

17:19Now you've got to work fast.

17:21Take these and Marling's records that I threw away, and we'll scramble them into a recording

17:26that will give Captain Martin something to remember for the rest of his life.

17:29Police Headquarters, please.

17:31Thompson speaking.

17:33Have you had any word of Captain Martin?

17:35We're a bit worried about him.

17:37Well, you have.

17:39He did.

17:41Fine.

17:43Thank you very much.

17:45They say Jack telephoned them this afternoon,

17:47inquiring about an old schooner named the Lorelei

17:49down at Fisherman's Dock.

17:51He's probably picked up the lead on Marling.

17:53You'd better have a look.

17:55Bye, sis. See you later.

17:57Good.

17:59Now, all we have to do is mail this to the police,

18:01and it will give Captain Martin something to remember

18:03for the rest of his life.

18:07This will get us the man in secret.

18:09Police.

18:11The guards can't hold them.

18:13Is there any place to hide?

18:15Yes, in there.

18:17Bring all the used records.

18:19Okay.

18:21Okay.

18:23Bring all the used records.

18:37Come with me.

18:53All right, let the place overboard.

18:55See what you can find.

19:05Help me get Jack out,

19:07where we can take care of him.

19:09This one's dead.

19:11Oh, they went out that door.

19:13They got away clean.

19:15Jack.

19:17Is he hurt much?

19:19I don't think so, but the other one's dead.

19:21What other one?

19:23An elderly Chinese in there.

19:25An elderly Chinese?

19:27Yes.

19:28Yes.

19:29Ma Ling.

19:30They got him.

19:31The black samurai.

19:33Come on.

19:34Thanks.

19:35I wonder what all this recording apparatus is for.

19:39To the police.

19:41Play this record, then thank the black samurai for doing your job for you.

19:57For a moment, I thought my old eyes deceived me.

20:01That's Ma Ling's voice.

20:02If my conjecture is correct, I am found that I can't believe it.

20:06I can't believe it.

20:08If my conjecture is correct, I am face to face with Fraulein von Teufel.

20:15And I thought you were my friend.

20:18Surprised to find that Fraulein's a man, huh?

20:20Jack, that sounds like your voice.

20:22Of all my friends, I think I would have suspected you last.

20:30I am truly sorry, Captain Martin.

20:34That's what comes from trusting people, Ma Ling.

20:36Now I've got your secret.

20:37And after I get rid of you, I'm selling it to the nation, paying the most for it,

20:41whether the black samurai likes it or not.

20:43Thanks, Ma Ling.

20:45So long.

20:48One of those voices was yours, wasn't it?

20:50It sounded like mine all right, but it's not.

20:53Must be some kind of a trick.

20:54It's a trick all right, but you just weren't smart enough.

20:57You'll run the arrest, Martin.

20:59On two counts, murder and treason against the government of the United States.

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