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The Secret of Mr. Wong is a classic mystery detective film filled with suspense, intrigue, and clever investigation. The story follows the brilliant detective Mr. Wong as he works to uncover a dangerous secret hidden behind a mysterious case. With sharp intelligence and calm determination, he carefully studies every clue and begins to reveal the truth behind the mystery.
This vintage crime film captures the atmosphere of classic detective stories from the golden age of cinema. With dramatic storytelling, memorable characters, and an engaging investigation, the film offers a fascinating look into the style of early mystery movies. Fans of classic black and white cinema and old detective stories will enjoy the suspenseful journey as the mystery slowly unfolds.
For viewers who love vintage mystery films and classic detective adventures, The Secret of Mr. Wong remains an entertaining example of timeless crime storytelling from the early days of cinema.
This vintage crime film captures the atmosphere of classic detective stories from the golden age of cinema. With dramatic storytelling, memorable characters, and an engaging investigation, the film offers a fascinating look into the style of early mystery movies. Fans of classic black and white cinema and old detective stories will enjoy the suspenseful journey as the mystery slowly unfolds.
For viewers who love vintage mystery films and classic detective adventures, The Secret of Mr. Wong remains an entertaining example of timeless crime storytelling from the early days of cinema.
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00:00I
00:44Oh, my God.
01:04Oh, my God.
01:44We have been sent here to put an end to one's plot.
01:49So far, we have failed.
01:51This madman Curium must be bound, and the coins of Confucius restored to Chilet.
01:59In the hands of Walm, they mean its destruction.
02:44One more.
02:46Oh, the province of Chilet shall know the rightful ruler.
03:00Moonflower.
03:13Moonflower.
03:16That awful gong.
03:19Every time it sounds, Wong gives some dreadful order.
03:22And terrible things begin to happen.
03:39Do the ancient and honorable name of Wong fall from the lips of his gracious and loyal niece?
03:45His doors must have keyholes.
03:47There will always be those who listen at them.
03:50It would be unfortunate to have to shut so beautiful a personage in the dungeon of the Faithless.
03:55You wouldn't dare.
03:57Wong has dared many things.
03:59He will continue to dare.
04:01And one day, when he's acclaimed by all Chilet.
04:04You are wrong.
04:06You were never intended by Faith to rule Chilet.
04:13Time will teach you to guard indifference speech.
04:22It frightens me.
04:25The madness of his is driving all reason from his mind.
04:50It would seem that your little affairs of the dawn have interest of this Mr. Jason H. Barton.
04:58No, he cannot be dealt with.
05:00He's one of our own race.
05:03This Mr. Jason H. Barton.
05:07I trust for his own good that his interest will not bring him too close to the House of Wong.
05:13Barton.
05:17Come on, cut out the plane, will you?
05:18Come here, I won't talk to you.
05:19What is it now, Chief?
05:21Why don't you pull off that Chinatown stuff you started yesterday?
05:23Ah, next on that now, Chief.
05:25I ran out of gas and slipped on with a little banana oil.
05:27There's nothing in it?
05:28You guessed it, Chief.
05:30Yes, and I about guessed you too, Barton.
05:32There's another killing in Chinatown.
05:34A laundromant on Huron Street.
05:36Ah, what do I care about another laundromant?
05:38The world is full of them.
05:38Besides, I send myself out to a steam launderer anyway.
05:41Did you ever run into a Chinatown by the name of Wong?
05:43Have I ever run into one that ain't named Wong?
05:45Oh, now never mind that stuff.
05:47Park yourself down in Chinatown and remember the name.
05:49Wong.
05:51Fool Wong.
05:52Okay, Chief.
05:53Fool Wong it is, but I could have done a swell story on the evil...
05:56Oh, never mind that.
05:57Get out of here.
05:58Oh, you lost your dog.
06:00Oh, just a moment, Madam.
06:01I'll connect you with the Classified Advertising.
06:03What did you want us to do?
06:04Get out an extra?
06:05Oh, well.
06:07Hey, part that thing, will you?
06:11I read your story this morning.
06:14Did you?
06:15Did you get a kick out of it?
06:16They've been kicking all day.
06:18Oh.
06:20Chalk that one up for you.
06:21If I didn't ask for that, I'd beg for it.
06:24Oh, um, I got some bad news for you.
06:27I can't take you out to lunch today.
06:28Ha-ha.
06:30That isn't bad news.
06:31Roberts and the Gazette has been trying to get me all morning to take me to lunch at the Biltmore.
06:35Oh, is that so?
06:36Well, you listen to me.
06:38Well, you're not going out with any Gazette lug anywhere.
06:41Says you with a tone of finality.
06:43Says I with a ton of finality.
06:46Hello?
06:47Oh, yes, Chief.
06:49Yes, he's here now.
06:51All right, I'll tell him.
06:53The Chief says to remind you that the Chinaman's name is Wong.
06:57Ha-ha, let me out.
06:59Hello, attendant.
07:00You come and get him now.
07:01He's right.
07:03Ha-ha.
07:04Have a good start.
07:23All right, and what does it do, Mark?
07:25I was sent over from the Globe to do this murder.
07:27Here's who lay.
07:28It's already been done.
07:30Ha!
07:30I'll buy that one.
07:31The crack from the cops were two from the club.
07:33Where's the body?
07:55It must have been writing something.
07:57It must have been writing something.
08:04Just like that.
08:05You're the first one of the reporters, and likely the last.
08:09The newspapers don't care nothing about these cong killings.
08:12So you think it's a tongue killing, do you?
08:14What else could it be?
08:16Even the dick could see it wasn't old age.
08:20Yeah, you're right.
08:22Tongg wars are old stuff, but I'll tip you off to one thing.
08:25This is no tongue job.
08:28Ever hear of a Chinaman named Wong?
08:30They all sound alike to me.
08:32And this Chinaman ain't much for talking.
08:35Except old Lye C.
08:36Your dealer down the street.
08:38He knows everybody, and he's a regular old gossip.
08:42Lye C, huh?
08:44I'll look him up.
08:46I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
08:47I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
08:54I'll have to take a peek around a bit.
09:15Sam Toy, you don't have coin.
09:20What is this you have come to fling in my face and only one coin to be found and calmly
09:27you report failure
09:30No, me no, sir
09:31Why did I not deny what the eyes express so plainly
09:37No, no, no
09:55You house with a rat will make him speak the truth
10:01Who is that I tell you
10:14Them Chinaman is jabbering like monkeys
10:17I've had to clear them away every 10 minutes
10:20On your way on your way
10:23This club makes about 20 knots an hour and I'm getting up steam
10:44There's nothing noisier than a Chinaman when you want quiet or quieter when you want information
10:48You know Confucius said practically the same thing has he been in here too not today and it's all right
10:54then nobody unofficial must view the body
10:56Do you believe in hunches little guillicotties was raised on them then believe in the one I've got Mac it's
11:02hotter than the first of August
11:04Smart
11:04You know
11:05You know
11:06I
11:06I
11:06I
11:06I
11:24I
11:31I
11:34I
11:53Maybe you like some herbs?
11:55Maybe so, but I don't think so.
11:59What do you like?
12:02Well, I want to talk to you.
12:05Hey, you've been around here a long time, haven't you?
12:08I'll bet you could spring a story or two.
12:10Eh, old timer?
12:12Like the cell herbs.
12:14Not their story.
12:16Okay, for me.
12:17Ever play hunches?
12:19Sometime we play fantastic.
12:22No play hunch game.
12:25So what was that, the end of the first round, and who won?
12:28No, no, story, no play hunch game.
12:31Shut up, shut up.
12:32Some other time talk, maybe, maybe next day, sometime, maybe.
12:37I don't know.
12:38Maybe not.
12:39No, no stories, no play hunch game.
12:41Maybe read sometime, maybe.
12:53I'll, uh, keep this until you've decided to be a little chummy and sociable.
12:58Maybe.
12:59If you could tell about it, long time ago, poetry, maybe.
13:03Yeah, plenty, maybe.
13:05I'll take this to Chan's pool at the university, and if it's poetry, I'll autograph it to you.
13:12But I'll see you again sometime, uh, maybe tomorrow, maybe next day, I don't know.
13:16Maybe not.
13:18Maybe not.
13:19For me, let's go.
13:25Or maybe not.
13:34Let's go.
13:35Or my Flare Habermain, theΩbrand.
13:56The white newspaper devil has it.
13:58He takes it to Chan Fu at the university.
14:02You will see that the ticket does not arrive at Chan Fu.
14:07You will see that the ticket does not arrive at Chan Fu.
14:30It should not be difficult to make it appear an accident.
14:50And you have no idea who telephoned you?
14:53His voice was unknown to me.
14:57The young man desired you to make a translation of the ticket?
15:01As you had been warned?
15:02Precisely.
15:03But unfortunately a portion of the ticket was missing.
15:06He promised to bring it another time.
15:11To know the full message of the ticket would be of great value.
15:16Bring this information to me and the province which he left will not disregard the favor.
15:21To know the ticket.
16:19So you don't know nothing about it, eh?
16:21Well, well, well.
16:23I suppose you were all out of town when this happened.
16:26Oh, Max.
16:27What, another one?
16:29Seems like they just can't escape from killing each other off.
16:32Say, this is getting monotonous.
16:33I'm supposed to bring in real live news, and the best I can do is run down dead Chinamans.
16:37Better dead ones than live ones, if you care what's happening to you.
16:40Especially where killing's a pastime.
18:29I can't hear myself think poor old goggles, oh, you know, man. Yeah, he's a professor of languages
18:38Are they sure speaking a dead language now
18:41How much that make five or six? I don't know I lost count
18:45If they got you next why don't you go on home?
18:47I'm getting more reasons every minute for staying now go on on your way. We'll take care of it
19:40I'm getting more reasons why don't you go on home?
19:44I don't know
19:44I don't know
19:44I don't know
19:44I don't know
19:44I don't know
19:47I don't know
19:53I don't know
19:54I don't know
20:56Well, a joyful little place this is, isn't it?
21:00Would you mind telling me what your interest is here?
21:03Oh, no. You tell me about you.
21:06Sam Toy, who has a connection of mine.
21:08I get it. Somebody cut off the connection.
21:10It might be called that.
21:13Well, uh, if Sam Toy was a relative, this might mean something to you.
21:31Are you aware of what is written here?
21:34Sorry, not a Chinaman's chance.
21:36Oh.
21:38Oh.
21:38Oh, you mean that?
21:41Ah, you're wasting your time.
21:42You're looking for a coin selling feature to it.
21:45You and another Chinese gentleman wearing a dragon ring seem to have the same idea about that coin.
21:49Only he works faster.
21:50A dragon ring?
21:51Sure, one of those long-tailed animals with a...
21:54You are sure about this ring?
21:55You bet I am.
21:56But the gentleman that's wearing the ring packs a mean wallet, a goodly thing to know.
22:03Hey!
22:06Listen, pal, what's this all about?
22:08It would give me great pleasure to enlighten you.
22:10There are reasons why it is impossible.
22:13However, you may have done my country a great service.
22:17I'll trade the medals for a little lowdown.
22:19Say about who killed Sam Toy, what relation he is of yours, some information about a Chinaman named Wong.
22:24You don't happen to be Mr. Wong, do you?
22:25To think I am Wong would be a grave mistake.
22:29I'm beginning to suspect I've made a couple of them already.
22:32I, too, would like to know something of this man Wong.
22:35Well, listen, pal, what do you say you and me get together?
22:40Mr. Uh...
22:41I didn't quite get the name.
22:44I sent him.
22:46He let sang him.
22:47Jason H. Button.
22:48No sang great.
22:52Goodbye, Mr. Jason H. Button.
22:54Um, no sang great.
22:59You newspaper lads move right in, don't you?
23:02Who's your buddy?
23:04Says his name is High Strung or something.
23:06He's a new one on me.
23:09Yeah, the wrong one's on me.
23:11What I can't understand is why a nice, foam-loving boy like you likes to play around with cutthroats and
23:17murderers.
23:18The same's you, Mr. McGillicuddy, and many hours.
23:37Well, what can I do for you?
23:39Uh, you likey, nicey, antique candy?
23:45Tastes like Mortimer's Glove.
23:48How about a nice nest of herbs?
23:50If you're in the market.
23:53Yes, we've been here for 50 years.
23:56So the herbs.
23:58Uh, perhaps you'd like a filigree herring.
24:01Absolutely a herring to end all herring.
24:04Huh?
24:05Hello, Tuts.
24:06Where did you come from?
24:08Oh, I see.
24:09Very old man.
24:11Teeth make little noise.
24:13Meet the sales of resistance.
24:15Merci, my bon chandelier.
24:18Oh, that's what you wanted.
24:19Why didn't you say so before, little girl?
24:21You didn't give me an opportunity.
24:33Maybe you drink tickets, maybe.
24:36I did not.
24:37Maybe big university men tell you what they say, maybe.
24:41They're getting hot.
24:44Play another hunch game, maybe.
24:47You've got the idea, Alzheimer.
24:50My hunch is, if anyone knows what's going on around here, you do.
24:53Hunch game no good.
24:56Fly, hear nothing, see nothing.
24:59Fly, speak nothing.
25:00Never mind the monkey business.
25:04You go now.
25:06Come back tomorrow, maybe.
25:07Maybe tickets bring you luck, maybe.
25:10Sorry, I'm sticking around for a while.
25:15Maybe you buy some herbs, maybe.
25:18Tomorrow, buy herbs, maybe.
25:20Today, maybe, you talk, maybe.
25:23Fly, see, no talk.
25:25Too much talk, too much trouble.
25:28This Sam toy laundry ticket, how come you got such a boot out of that?
25:34Fly, see, no get boot.
25:36Fly, see, got a zipper.
25:39Hurdle it.
25:40Why were you hot-footing it out of the laundry a few minutes ago?
25:43There's no hot feet.
25:50Listen, my paper wants to low down on this Sam toy killing, and I've got a hunch you've got it.
25:54Hey, lion.
25:56Have you got me more of those Chinese gong drops?
25:59Oh, so here you are.
26:00This low one's got me down.
26:02There ain't gonna murder around here in 30 minutes.
26:05Your son.
26:06Oh, oh, so you caught up with this one again.
26:11Is this another one of your connections?
26:13No connection.
26:15Maybe long time ago friend.
26:18Maybe, I don't know.
26:19I guess so.
26:21Man sometimes enters his neighbor's door as frederines as enemies.
26:26Well, I see his door very friendly.
26:29Were you ever in Kilat?
26:31Kilat?
26:33Long far away, maybe.
26:36I don't know.
26:37I guess so.
26:39I see one time Colosangilet and Bo.
26:42What can you tell us of your departed neighbor, Sam toy?
26:49No, no.
26:50Sam toy.
26:51It's a washing man.
26:53I see sell-up.
26:54Do you know anything about a man named Wong?
26:59Hey, hey, if you're going to sell them away, I know a fellow that can use some of them.
27:04Uh, Wong, uh, no gum shop.
27:09Like he's a very old man.
27:11No, go out.
27:12No, Wong.
27:14Maybe don't take China down.
27:16Maybe you won't.
27:19Ah, maybe so.
27:21I don't know.
27:22I give up.
27:23Me, like he.
27:25The herb dealer.
27:27Everybody knows, old lifey.
27:29Okay, I was just kidding.
27:33Say, if it's true that no-no's is good news, that guy can make an editor awfully happy.
27:37Well, we'll run down that guy Wong yet.
27:40As they say in your country, I'm fine.
27:43Okay, boys.
27:45You'll have to get along without me now for a little while, because I have a heavy day for the
27:48hungry female.
27:49And as they also say in my country, up-kay in the up-day, and he's in the egg-bay.
28:00Strange idioms.
28:02These Americans have.
28:06Very friendly door, I see.
28:39The secret service of Keelat has grown negligent when it allows so illustrious a member, to
28:47fall into the hands, of one so humble, that all will I see the herd leader.
28:53The mysterious Mr. Wong is like Keelat, a traitor.
29:29Well, if this is steak and mushrooms, I should order chop suey.
29:33Well, this steak and mushrooms, dear, tossed around a little bit.
29:36Well, if you don't mind, I'd like to do my own tossing around.
29:39Oh, just like a woman, always squawking. Now you're beeping about the food. This costs a pretty penny.
29:43Well, don't you think I'm due for a beef or two? You know, this isn't the Biltmore.
29:47You get everything here you can get at the Biltmore. Lights, food, music, atmosphere, indigestion.
29:53Yeah, but I got you and not Chuck Roberts.
29:55Oh yeah, you got Chuck Roberts right in there. Everything's in there.
30:08Now that I've finished my dinner, would you mind telling me why we're down here in Chinatown?
30:12Right now, I'm looking for this fellow Wong.
30:15Say, would you mind putting these things down at each of your knife and let's get out of here?
30:19Oh, lay off, will ya?
30:22Who's Wong?
30:23Yeah, he's no pushover. He's a slick lug. He works with a knife and he's never out of work.
30:28And mixed up in it somewhere are the twelve coins of Confucius.
30:33Oh, a money argument, huh?
30:35He's been holding his following for a couple of centuries.
30:38Who, Wong?
30:40No, Confucius.
30:42Hey, how old is this guy?
30:45Hmm, a couple thousand years.
30:47He ought to call him an undertaker.
30:50Hey, listen, you're not kidding me, sister. This thing is serious.
31:01You will shortly experience a great danger.
31:04Nothing tells me I'm not going to be very happy here.
31:12What's the matter? Is the chop suey getting you down already?
31:15Come on, drink your tea or get cold.
31:32Come on, let's get out of here.
31:39I thought I'd see one of those gold coin babies that close.
31:42What do you think of it?
31:43Oh, take it back where you got it and let's get out of here.
31:46Oh, don't get nervous about a little killing after you've been around a while.
31:49I want me to think to you.
31:50Oh, no?
31:51Something tells me old Lycee maybe knows plenty about that gold coin game.
31:55Maybe.
31:56Oh, yeah, but let's get out of here.
32:01Hey, where are we going? I don't like the looks of this tree.
32:05This is Lover's Lane. We're on the way to Lycee.
32:08How do you spell it?
32:11Hey, who was that meant for?
32:13I don't know, but I've got a hunch we ought to keep walking.
32:15What do you mean? Let's run.
32:17What's the matter with you?
32:18You don't want people to think we're scared, do you?
32:20Of course, I don't mind if we walk a little faster.
32:23Hey, Matt!
32:28What the...
32:29Why don't you two kids go home?
32:31You better run down to the Chinese restaurant and just knife another Chinaman.
32:34What?
32:35Come on, you. You're going home.
32:41You're not kidding, but I'm not going to walk. Call me a taxi.
32:44In the middle of the ocean, you asked for a taxi.
32:47All right.
32:48Let's not go that way, though. It's too dark.
32:50All right. Pick your...
32:56Jane, now this seems to be a joke.
32:58You're telling me what a dent that would have made in some Chinaman's head.
33:01Well, what about ours? What do you think they made out of cast iron?
33:04Oh, don't be afraid.
33:08Well, I guess this is just as good a time as any.
33:19Thanks.
33:20Thank you, guys.
33:22Gee, honey.
33:23I hate to go without seeing Licey. It's a new angle I got in this story.
33:26All right. You write it and I'll read it at home in the morning.
33:29Oh, there's nothing to be afraid of now.
33:31Come on, be a good sport, will you?
33:32Do you call a cab or do I call Chuck Roberts?
33:36Taxi cab!
33:45What the...
33:45That's about that phone on that street.
33:47Where?
33:48America!
33:54Thank goodness we're out of that mess.
33:57What are you squawking about? You didn't get hurt, did you?
33:59No, it's not your fault.
34:01I can always replace the hat, you know, but this is the only head I got.
34:05Oh, and what a head.
34:10What are you thinking about?
34:12Chuck Roberts.
34:16Why don't you?
34:18What?
34:18Chuck Roberts.
34:20You can go now.
34:23Oh, all right. That's the way you feel about it.
34:25I'm going back to see old Licey. I'm going to ask him a few questions.
34:28How can you talk if your throat's cut?
34:32Oh, driver, I like that. Will you do it again?
34:36Hey, what was that?
34:41Chloroform.
34:42Hey, darling, hey, fall over there, will you, driver?
34:55You all right, darling?
34:56Say, I didn't know what I thought was on a running board.
34:58Here, take this and keep the change. Take your little wagon, we'll walk.
35:02Come on, snap out of it, darling.
35:04I want to go home.
35:06I'm going to take you home right now, darling.
35:08Thanks for the buggy ride.
35:10How do you find a man called Wong?
35:12You'll find the infected old Licey shop.
35:15See what he said, Peg?
35:17I've got to go to Licey. You've got to go home alone.
35:19I should say not.
35:20I can't take you home now. This thing is red hot.
35:23Who said I wanted to go home? I'm going to stay with you.
35:25I've got a couple of things to tell that Chinaman myself.
35:28That a girl.
35:33Gosh, it's dark in there. Maybe we ought to...
35:34Don't, maybe me.
35:44Come on, let's get out of here. We can come back tomorrow.
35:46I thought you had something really important to tell this guy.
35:48I'll phone him.
35:49Oh, forget it. This is big.
35:51Hey, we'll probably be written up ourselves on this story.
35:53Yeah, but in what column?
35:55Ah, don't be silly.
36:03Somebody home.
36:22Ah, I guess I have to give it up as a bad job.
36:24Old Licey's probably going out of bed.
36:26You get me all the way down here,
36:27and then you're going to walk out on me.
36:29I never walked out that dame in my life.
36:33Ah!
36:36Ah!
36:39Ah!
36:40Ah!
36:40Ah!
36:45Ah!
36:51I'ma do it, George.
36:54Kate, that's something.
36:56Now, will you go home?
36:59Look.
37:01Come on, let's go.
37:03Now, oh no, bring the totem pole.
37:14See me there.
38:06Oh, what's that?
38:07That's the sound of the gong, the exact 1041 Eastern Standard sitting time.
38:10Now little children are prepared to hear the story about the little buggy and the stuff.
38:13Oh, don't be funny. Maybe that's a tong gong.
38:16A what?
38:17A tong gong.
38:18Are you talking Chinese, fool?
38:20Oh, come on. This is no place to part.
38:23So long, toots.
38:55Come on, I've seen enough.
38:57If you've never seen anything yet, we're going places.
39:06Hey, we've been here before.
39:08We have not.
39:09We have, too.
39:10Oh, you're crazy.
39:11I'll bet you.
39:14Come on, let's go.
39:23Jake! Jake!
39:42Hey, wait a minute. What are you trying to do? Get romantic in a joint like this?
39:49Hello. Here we are back again.
39:51Hi, you old-timer. I see you picked yourself up for white.
39:54That isn't the same one.
39:56Sure it is. I'll promise you.
39:57Don't touch it.
39:58That's funny.
40:05Don't go in there.
40:06Why not?
40:09Try and teach me out.
40:11Yay!
40:14Pardon me. I, uh, hope we're not including, but, uh, would you mind telling me how we got here?
40:19Where are we?
40:20You are in the house of...
40:21Don't talk to white devil.
40:22Hey, do you hear what she called us?
40:24Ah, what's the difference as long as we get the story where we're after?
40:27You are in the house of Wong.
40:29What did I tell you? The house of Wong.
40:31Wong, great man. Someday Wong, great emperor.
40:35Ah, did I have a hunch or did I have a hunch?
40:38Hey, we better call the police.
40:39And get those poor policemen in trouble.
40:42You would like to see Wong?
40:44Don't tell us secrets.
40:45I will.
40:48Then he kills you.
40:50He's tortured.
40:56Don't go.
40:57Don't go.
40:58I'm not afraid.
41:13Don't go.
41:41You, I don't know.
41:52I've got a hunch we're heading for trouble
41:54Heading for it, we're in it
41:56You ought to go upstairs and stay with that servant woman
41:58And have you tell me I can't take it?
41:59Don't be silly
42:23Strength bent, never regained
42:35Take her to Lucerne
42:37I will attend to her later
42:42She was right, you are a devil
42:47Sometimes politeness is a virtue
42:50Again, it is but a better part of judgment
42:53You're a fine one to talk about politeness
42:58Oh, so they got you too, huh?
43:01Oh, you will forgive my lack of courtesy
43:05Allow me, Mr. Newspaper man
43:17May I present
43:19The Great High Thun
43:21Head of the Secret Service of Keylight
43:24Hey, where have I seen you before?
43:30Hear nothing, see nothing
43:33I'll get you now
43:34Hiya, toots
43:38Smart young man
43:41You wanted a story for your paper
43:43And now you have it
43:45But I cannot promise
43:46That you will ever print it
43:51Get it, get it
43:53Hey, get it
43:54Hey, let her alone, will you?
44:01Ow!
44:04Ow!
44:07Ow!
44:08Ow!
44:08Ow!
44:08Ow!
44:10Ow!
44:10Ow!
44:11Ow!
44:13Ow!
44:15Ow!
44:23Ow!
44:29Ow!
44:35Ow!
44:37Ow!
44:41Ow!
44:45Ow!
44:45and perhaps you are of the opinion
44:47that you alone are gifted with ideas?
44:49Hey, listen, would you mind tell me
44:51what kind of a show is this you're putting on?
44:53You Americans are always in such a hurry.
44:59Time came before man.
45:03There's plenty of it.
45:05Do not hurry.
45:07Taste is such a futile gesture.
45:24Little man, what now?
45:36I've got a hunch.
45:39I think we're in a tight spot.
45:41Clever people, these reporters.
45:48Oh, what are you doing?
45:50What I think is at the end of that court.
45:52I want to do plenty in the next few minutes.
45:54What court?
45:59It's a phone.
46:00Hello.
46:01Hello.
46:02Hello.
46:40I'll get them.
46:45Hello, connect me with Brandon to the editor of the Globe.
46:48Hurry, please.
46:54White man who got coined.
46:59How are you, honey?
47:00Oh, it's all right.
47:05Hello?
47:06Hello, Chief.
47:07This is Barton.
47:08Say, I'm somewhere back in old Lyce's Earth shop.
47:10There's a secret panel in the back of the counter.
47:12The matter of life was death.
47:13Say, Chief, you better come well and heal.
47:15These babies don't play with marbles.
47:29Give me that number back quick.
47:31I was cut off.
47:31You're still connected.
47:36Brings joy to witness my return.
47:38Delighted.
47:39Come in and cut yourself a piece of throat.
47:45Where have you hidden the sacred coin of Confucius?
47:48Try and find out.
47:50You're such a smart guy.
47:53Uh-oh, what's that?
47:55Take it easy now.
48:04Hey, what are you doing?
48:10Wow.
48:11That's a pretty thing.
48:12Give me a minute.
48:13Give me a minute.
49:26Hey, you.
49:27Come back.
49:28Come back.
49:28Hey, get back.
49:30Where did that man long?
49:31Back up back.
49:32Hurry up.
49:33Long this way.
49:34Well, get a move.
49:35Out the way.
49:35Let us throw that.
49:36What's the matter?
49:48One minute.
49:49Easy.
49:50All right.
49:51You all right?
49:51All over now.
49:52Come back.
49:52Come back.
49:53Come back.
49:58Now...
49:58The confucius will never fall into the hands of Wong.
50:02Wong has gone to join his ancestry.
50:11I knew I'd get this thing straightened out.
50:14Donald, I got a hunch.
50:16What?
50:17Scratch my back, will you?
50:20Oh.
50:22Oh.
50:24Say, listen.
50:27Can I call you by my last name?
50:30I'll have to think it over.
50:32Close.
50:35Close.
50:35Close.
50:38Close.
50:44Close.
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