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Hollow Triumph (1948) – A Deadly Identity Built on Deception is a gripping film noir filled with crime, suspense, deception, and psychological tension. After a dangerous plan creates a new identity, one man finds himself trapped in a world of lies where a single mistake could expose everything and lead to deadly consequences.
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00:01:38College educated. Medical school. Specialized in psychic... Psych... Mental disorders. Brilliant mind. Smart.
00:01:58Get him in here, will you, Harold? Yes. John Muller. Parents deceased. One brother, Frederick, accountant, New York Civil Service
00:02:09Welfare Department. Worked his way through Standish University. Four years pre-medical, two years medical college.
00:02:18Withdrew suddenly. Practiced psychoanalysis without a license. Miami, Florida. Released. No evidence.
00:02:28What? Sold stock in non-existent oil wells. Cincinnati, Ohio. Released. Maintained hotel suite. Lavish spender. Apprehended Middleton. Payroll holdup.
00:02:45Convicted. Sentenced.
00:02:49There's a bus ticket to Los Angeles. That's the address of the Michael John Company. What's the Michael John Company?
00:02:56Medical supply house. You're lying. You ought to make good at it.
00:03:00Who fixed that up, my brother Fred? The personnel manager there will have your record. Nobody else will know anything
00:03:06about you. It's a good job. Decent life. 35 bucks a week. You won't take it.
00:03:13No. You'll be back here. You'll be back here. You're a smart man, Muller. Good luck, Muller.
00:03:25Hiya, Marcy.
00:03:38Cigarette?
00:03:40You know I don't smoke. Who came up north, Marcy? Al, big boy Fritch. It's all set down there. They're
00:03:46ready for you.
00:03:49You've got a lot to make up for, huh, Johnny?
00:03:53Who's she?
00:03:55Just a second, Johnny. Dear, what's your name?
00:04:16Hi, Johnny.
00:04:19Pretty nice dump, huh?
00:04:22Real comfortable.
00:04:24Yeah?
00:04:25Comfortable and crummy.
00:04:28What about the boys?
00:04:30What are you so patient about?
00:04:31Just out of the clink and you've got ants already?
00:04:34So pickle yourself, I see.
00:04:36No, I take it easy.
00:04:39How long have you been up here with the squirrels?
00:04:41Oh, about two years.
00:04:46You want one, Johnny?
00:04:48You said he had a good setup?
00:04:50Yeah.
00:04:51Safe and sure.
00:04:53I got my own slot machine route now.
00:04:55Big time, eh, Marcy?
00:04:57I bet that brings you 90 bucks a week.
00:04:59Oh, more than that. Sometimes as much as a hundred and a quarter.
00:05:03Safe and sure.
00:05:04You're getting to sound like my brother.
00:05:07Maybe you ought to take civil service.
00:05:09Hey, uh, Johnny.
00:05:11What do you got in your mind?
00:05:13What do you got planned?
00:05:14Hey, Johnny!
00:05:14You'll see.
00:05:15Good to see you, chum.
00:05:17Hello, big boy.
00:05:18Nice to have you back.
00:05:19Good to be out, eh, Johnny?
00:05:21Sure.
00:05:22Lost a lot of time, though.
00:05:23Got to make a killing.
00:05:24Oh, take time for a beer.
00:05:26What's exciting?
00:05:28Nothing.
00:05:29Same old thing.
00:05:30I got a job in a poker joint.
00:05:32Pays good, though.
00:05:34Sometimes they even give me free chips.
00:05:36That's nice.
00:05:37A little handout now and then.
00:05:40Oh, what's wrong with that, Johnny?
00:05:45Still think you got the world by the tail?
00:05:48Hello, Rosie.
00:05:49Well, we got the brains back.
00:05:52Glad you came.
00:05:52Sit down, you guys.
00:05:53Sit down.
00:05:55Have some food.
00:05:57What's the matter with you?
00:05:58We've got to take chances.
00:06:00That's the overhead in our racket.
00:06:02Now, listen.
00:06:03I had a lot of time to think.
00:06:05Got it all worked out.
00:06:07You're going to knock over off your Stanzik's gambling joint.
00:06:10No, Johnny.
00:06:11Why not?
00:06:12Not Stanzik.
00:06:13You'd need an army to take him.
00:06:14Just as soon have the feds on me as his boys.
00:06:17What happened to you?
00:06:18You two gone soft?
00:06:19Johnny, you know the setup.
00:06:20We'd never get away with it.
00:06:21He's got trigger men all over the joint.
00:06:23And the place is always crowded.
00:06:25That's it.
00:06:26Lots of people.
00:06:27And lots of money.
00:06:28The take ought to be 200,000 for us.
00:06:31And people, they never notice.
00:06:32They're all wrapped up in themselves.
00:06:34Now, listen.
00:06:35This is what we do.
00:06:36We take two cars.
00:06:38We drive south all night and all day.
00:06:41Next night, we go to Stanzik's.
00:06:43One guy stands by the cars.
00:06:44One takes the light switch.
00:06:46Three of us walk in, just like players.
00:06:49We get the cash quietly.
00:06:50No fuss.
00:06:51Nobody notices.
00:06:52You hope?
00:06:56Nobody notices.
00:06:59The guy at the switch pulls it on time.
00:07:01The place is dark.
00:07:02We make our getaway.
00:07:04Well?
00:07:05Johnny, you remember Dick Balter?
00:07:06Sure.
00:07:07He tried to knock off Stanzik.
00:07:09He got away.
00:07:09No dough, but he got away.
00:07:10But still, Stanzik's guys got him.
00:07:12It took him two years, but they found him in Paris and put a meat stamp on him.
00:07:15In Paris, Johnny.
00:07:16That's the way Stanzik operates.
00:07:18I don't like it.
00:07:18What are you crying for, Marcy?
00:07:22He don't know who we are.
00:07:24What can he do?
00:07:27What do you say, big boy?
00:07:30I don't know, Johnny.
00:07:33I don't know.
00:07:35You say you've got things all figured out.
00:07:38You've always done pretty good before, but I don't know.
00:07:43How?
00:07:45$200,000?
00:07:46That's a lot of dough for just a minute's work.
00:07:50Rosie?
00:07:53If everything goes like you said, fine.
00:07:55But if we foul up somewhere...
00:07:57We won't.
00:08:07Count me out, Johnny.
00:08:12You forget easy, Marcy, don't you?
00:08:15Who covered for you at the trial?
00:08:18You would have been in prison with me if I hadn't watched what I said on the stand.
00:08:22And now you try too well, show me.
00:08:29Okay, Johnny.
00:08:31I don't like it.
00:08:32But I'll go along with you.
00:08:35Well?
00:08:37And we're all set.
00:08:39Funny I have to whip you guys into picking up a fortune.
00:08:45No, I think...
00:08:46Hey, come on now.
00:08:49Hey, come on, Harry.
00:08:50Let me see.
00:08:53Here they go.
00:08:54Where are you from?
00:08:56Why am I going to see?
00:08:58One, two, one, two...
00:09:04One, three.
00:09:05One, four, one, a half, one.
00:09:06Seven, all right.
00:09:08Five, two, one, two...
00:09:10All right.
00:09:12Five, seven, twelve.
00:09:24Oh
00:09:35Put the cash in the office all of it. I catch them
00:09:46Seven
00:09:48Five
00:09:53That's your best
00:09:54Roll the bag
00:09:58Here they are
00:10:02Number nine
00:10:04Number nine
00:10:11I got it
00:10:23That's much
00:10:26Go
00:10:30All right
00:10:32Make sure that they don't
00:10:33Make sure that they don't
00:10:35Roll the bag
00:10:38Get it
00:10:51This is my lucky night
00:10:54Why didn't you pay off?
00:11:12Why is he going to pay off this man?
00:11:23Come on.
00:11:23Come on.
00:11:23Come on.
00:11:24Come on, Johnny.
00:11:26Come on, Johnny.
00:11:31Come on.
00:11:34Come on.
00:11:34Come on.
00:11:37Come on, Johnny! Come on!
00:11:43Come on! Come on!
00:11:59Come on, get up! Come on out!
00:12:07How many got away?
00:12:09Two. In the other car.
00:12:12Who are they?
00:12:16What's their names?
00:12:30Marcy and Johnny Muller.
00:12:34Get him. If it takes 20 years, get him.
00:12:40Okay, you can go.
00:12:42You mean we just walk away?
00:12:46Just walk away.
00:13:00Not gonna let him get away, are you, Bullseye?
00:13:07We got Rosie, big boy.
00:13:09They'll rat on us. They'll tell them everything they know about us. Who we are, everything.
00:13:12They'll find us. They'll get us.
00:13:14God likes Stancy. Those guys don't stop till they get even. Believe me.
00:13:17Shut up, Bullseye.
00:13:19How come you didn't figure the outside lamps? You're smart.
00:13:22How come you didn't know they worked on their own generators?
00:13:24You got the money, haven't you? That's 60 grand.
00:13:2660 grand? I'd be better off working for some slob of 30 bucks a week.
00:13:30What good is it?
00:13:32What am I gonna do with it?
00:13:36You're looking for me in every hotel in every town.
00:13:39We had Stancic's joint.
00:13:40Do you realize that? Rocky Stancic.
00:13:42Do you know a place you can hide out from Rocky Stancic?
00:13:45Go on, tell me. You're smart, educated, college man.
00:13:49I'm through with you. I'm gonna blow.
00:13:52Mexico. South America. On my own.
00:13:56As far as I can get.
00:14:10We'll give you every protection you need. We know how it is.
00:14:15You want to make a new start in a new city.
00:14:17You want to get away from your old surroundings.
00:14:20Now, nobody's going to know where you are or who you are.
00:14:22From now on, you're just another employee.
00:14:25Same as everyone else here at Michael Johnson.
00:14:28Yes, Mr. Anderson.
00:14:30I guess it's time I settled down and took my big brother's advice.
00:15:07I don't make the regulations here. I only enforce them.
00:15:11In the future, will you kindly see that your desk lamp's switched out before you leave?
00:15:16Yes, Mr. Thompson.
00:15:21What do you want me to do with that?
00:15:23Deliver them. It's a rush order. Some books that have to go to the medical building.
00:15:28Why?
00:15:29Why? What is it?
00:15:31Just a minute.
00:15:33Don't you like to run errands?
00:15:35Is it beneath you? Too good for the job?
00:15:40You can always quit, you know. There's no law that says you have to work here.
00:15:50Yes, Mr. Thompson. Yes.
00:16:43What do you want?
00:16:45I don't want anything.
00:16:46Who are you? Who sent you?
00:16:47Sent who? Me?
00:16:48What are you following me for?
00:16:50Oh, yes, of course.
00:16:51That was all a mistake.
00:16:53Mistake?
00:16:53Yes, you see, I thought I recognized you.
00:16:56I thought you were somebody I know.
00:16:58Shh!
00:16:59You look exactly like him.
00:17:00The same features, the same build.
00:17:02Don't give me that.
00:17:03Please.
00:17:05There's nobody that looks like me.
00:17:07Believe me, you look exactly like him.
00:17:10Except, of course, for the scar.
00:17:12Scar?
00:17:12Yes, he's got a scar on his right cheek.
00:17:15No, I mean his left cheek.
00:17:17I don't remember.
00:17:18You don't remember.
00:17:19Believe me, honest.
00:17:20His name is Bartok.
00:17:21He's a professional colleague.
00:17:23I mean, we have offices in the same building,
00:17:25the medical building over there.
00:17:26He's a doctor and I'm a dentist.
00:17:28Here.
00:17:29You can smell the iota form, aren't me?
00:17:31My wife always complains.
00:17:33She says it's in all my suits. Look.
00:17:35Beat it.
00:17:36Yes.
00:17:37Yes, thank you very much.
00:17:58Well, we're a little dude.
00:18:00There you go.
00:18:00Here, he perhaps.
00:18:00You've Nebener?
00:18:01Yes.
00:18:03Come on.
00:18:04Look.
00:18:08Look, look.
00:18:17What are you doing here so early?
00:18:20Why not?
00:18:21Your first appointment doesn't start until 10.30.
00:18:25I just talked to you on the phone.
00:18:27How'd you get here so fast?
00:18:29You don't think it was easy to do, do you?
00:18:32Hello, Victor.
00:18:33Wait a minute, I'm not...
00:18:41Oh, my.
00:18:42It's all right?
00:18:43Oh, I'm sorry, I don't know what to say.
00:18:45I understand.
00:18:46No, you see, you look just like Dr. Bartok.
00:18:48Naturally, you're a secretary, so naturally you...
00:18:50Yes, that's the way it was.
00:18:52No, let go, I mean it.
00:18:58What can I do for you?
00:19:00What more could any reasonable man ask?
00:19:02No, no, I didn't mean that.
00:19:04It was a slip.
00:19:05Slip my eye, that's Freud.
00:19:07What do you know about Freud?
00:19:09You gave yourself away.
00:19:10The subconscious mind coming out in spite of yourself.
00:19:13You're just a wild bundle raring to go.
00:19:18What are you anyway, an analyst or a patient?
00:19:21Neither.
00:19:21An innocent bystander, I guess.
00:19:23What do you want?
00:19:24Nothing.
00:19:26Then what'd you come up here for?
00:19:27You told me I looked like Bartok.
00:19:29I was curious.
00:19:30Just that?
00:19:31That's all.
00:19:32The next thing you know, a girl, a perfect stranger to me, comes up and...
00:19:35Dr. Bartok isn't here.
00:19:37Goodbye.
00:19:38Wait a minute.
00:19:39A thing like this upsets a fellow.
00:19:42Goodbye.
00:19:44What do you mean, upsets a fellow?
00:19:47What are you doing tonight?
00:19:49Listen to him.
00:19:51About that date tonight.
00:19:52I'm very sorry.
00:19:54I'm busy.
00:19:55Dr. Bartok.
00:19:58Well, you...
00:19:59Here he comes.
00:20:10What do you think?
00:20:11Dead ringer, huh?
00:20:13But what a difference.
00:20:15Don't kid yourself.
00:20:16If you knew me the way you know him, you'd probably change your mind.
00:20:20So long.
00:20:23You've been away from your desk for three hours.
00:20:25Three hours and ten minutes, to be exact.
00:20:27Don't you think you owe me an explanation?
00:20:29I was delayed.
00:20:31Very interesting.
00:20:32What, if I may ask, delayed you?
00:20:33I don't know.
00:20:34I walked around.
00:20:35I took a walk.
00:20:35You took a walk?
00:20:37Yes, Mr. Thompson.
00:20:38I felt like walking, Mr. Thompson.
00:20:40Here, don't you turn your back on.
00:20:42Get your hands off me.
00:20:43You're going to listen to me.
00:20:44Get them off.
00:20:45Ah, wait, you.
00:21:06You got yourself fired.
00:21:07You know that.
00:21:08It's about time.
00:21:09I had enough of this place.
00:21:11Don't you need the job?
00:21:13No.
00:21:14What are you going to do?
00:21:16Retire?
00:21:16That's right.
00:21:17That's very nice.
00:21:18It just takes a little dough, you know.
00:21:22Did you get the message?
00:21:25What message?
00:21:26There was a telephone call for you.
00:21:27Yes?
00:21:28Who?
00:21:29Did you leave a name?
00:21:30What are you getting excited about?
00:21:31It was just your brother.
00:21:33Oh.
00:21:34He wants to see you.
00:21:34He's at the Hotel Frazier.
00:21:36Thanks.
00:21:38I knew something was wrong.
00:21:39The minute I found out, you took that job at Michael John's.
00:21:42What's the matter?
00:21:43What do you want?
00:21:44They started coming around, looking for you.
00:21:46Who came around?
00:21:48Friends of yours.
00:21:49They said they wanted to reach you.
00:21:55They were no friends, John.
00:21:57They were Rocky Stancic's boys.
00:21:59How do you know?
00:22:01I checked it in his department.
00:22:02I found out all right.
00:22:04When did they come?
00:22:06Three or four weeks ago.
00:22:08It'll blow over.
00:22:10I lose interest.
00:22:11You think so?
00:22:17There's a friend of yours.
00:22:19What?
00:22:23Marcy.
00:22:26It added up, explained everything.
00:22:29I remember Marcy.
00:22:30The way the two of you went running around.
00:22:33I remember his big cars, his fancy suits, his haberdashery.
00:22:37Why didn't you say home and mind your own business?
00:22:39Don't you see what you did, you fool?
00:22:40You brought him straight to me.
00:22:41Nobody followed me.
00:22:42Don't worry.
00:22:42I watched out.
00:22:44What do you know about it?
00:22:48You ran around.
00:22:50Good times.
00:22:51Girls.
00:22:52You were special.
00:22:55You never followed the rules.
00:22:56There were no rules for you.
00:22:59Would you believe it?
00:23:01I think I wanted to see you get away with it.
00:23:04You were everything I wasn't, everything I wanted to be,
00:23:06everything we all like to be.
00:23:09Only we know better.
00:23:11We don't take the chances.
00:23:14We know sooner or later it always catches up with you.
00:23:19Leave me alone, Freddy.
00:23:21Don't give me any lectures.
00:23:23Where are you going to go?
00:23:25What are you going to do?
00:23:26Marcy tried Mexico.
00:23:27It didn't help.
00:24:22I don't know.
00:24:25It wasn't much...
00:24:43Come on.
00:25:07Come on.
00:25:43Come on.
00:25:57Come on.
00:26:31Come on.
00:26:33Come on.
00:26:50Come on.
00:26:53Oh, you see, you look just like Dr. Bartok.
00:26:56This was you.
00:26:57A real double down to the last detail.
00:27:01What do you think?
00:27:02Dead ringer, huh?
00:27:03Where are you going to go?
00:27:04What are you going to do?
00:27:05Marcy tried Mexico.
00:27:06It didn't help.
00:27:09Bartok, that's it.
00:27:10They won't find me.
00:27:13Maybe I can get away with it.
00:27:26There are a lot of people like that.
00:27:28They don't know what they're running around for, but they keep it up.
00:27:31If they had any sense at all in their heads, they would stop all this foolishness, wouldn't
00:27:35they?
00:27:35And ask themselves what they're getting out of life.
00:27:38Now, there is you.
00:27:40Me?
00:27:40She goes to the office every morning, does her work, comes home at night, washes out a pair
00:27:45of stockings in the bathroom sinks.
00:27:46Think she could do better?
00:27:48I don't know.
00:27:49I suppose she could.
00:27:50Listen.
00:27:51What?
00:27:51You didn't call me up and keep after me just to take me to the zoo.
00:27:55No?
00:27:56Something's going on in that head of yours.
00:27:58I can read it in your eyes.
00:28:00You're both doing a lot of eye reading here.
00:28:02Only I don't know what I see in yours.
00:28:04What are you talking about?
00:28:06What are you trying to tell me?
00:28:08Nothing.
00:28:08The facts of life.
00:28:10What about the facts of life?
00:28:12Listen.
00:28:13I'm just a guy out with a girl on a Sunday afternoon, working on her in a nice, normal
00:28:18way, trying to get acquainted.
00:28:20What's the matter?
00:28:21Are you afraid?
00:28:22Don't worry.
00:28:23I don't get frightened.
00:28:25Then what is it, that guy Barton?
00:28:26What about Barton?
00:28:27Well, what about him?
00:28:28Is that the reason I, you and...
00:28:29Don't take too much for granted.
00:28:31A girl has to have a social life.
00:28:33The things that come out of that sweet baby face of yours.
00:28:36Don't run away with yourself.
00:28:38Take it easy.
00:28:40Why do I like you?
00:28:42My baby blue eyes.
00:28:50You don't think you're gonna put anything over on me, do you?
00:28:53Did you ever notice?
00:28:54Pretty girls nowadays walk around with an angry look on their face all the time.
00:28:58What kind of a chump do you take me for, anyway?
00:29:01They're suspicious.
00:29:02Always watching out.
00:29:03They're just like misers.
00:29:04I know you.
00:29:05Inside out.
00:29:06What you're thinking.
00:29:07Every minute, I know exactly what you are.
00:29:09What do you mean like misers?
00:29:12Well, you know, a miser's always afraid that somebody's scheming to rob him, to take him.
00:29:17What do you mean you know what I am?
00:29:19What am I?
00:29:20You're one of those...
00:29:25What?
00:29:26You heard me.
00:29:28Well, somebody generally is, isn't it?
00:29:30Generally is what?
00:29:31Trying to take somebody.
00:29:34Oh.
00:29:36Well, what are my chances?
00:29:39When you start walking on your head.
00:29:42And now, thanks very much for dinner and everything, and I want to go home.
00:29:45If you think I'm going to get myself mixed up with you, you're crazy.
00:29:49You're pretty good, and you've got style, but first comes you, second comes you, third comes you, and after that
00:29:54comes you.
00:29:54You're one of those egotistical smart-alecks with big ideas.
00:29:58You think you've got a right to get away with murder, and I imagine you often do, but not with
00:30:02me.
00:30:03It's a cinch.
00:30:04You are dead.
00:30:05No woman alive could possibly resist a man as attractive as all that.
00:30:16You don't want me to get all wet and take you to the door, do you?
00:30:19You can make it by yourself.
00:30:20Sure.
00:30:22What's the matter now?
00:30:24You had to pick on Sunday.
00:30:27How a working girl hates Sunday evenings.
00:30:31Come on.
00:30:33Let's have some coffee.
00:30:39Come on.
00:30:41What do they mean by scopophobia?
00:30:43Morbid fearsome people have of being seen or looked at.
00:30:47What's Corsicoff's syndrome?
00:30:49False memories, remembering things that never happened.
00:30:51What are you fishing around for?
00:30:53You don't really know a lot about psychoanalysis.
00:30:56So do you.
00:30:57Oh, I work for an analyst.
00:30:58I told you I studied for years.
00:31:01I can't let you see Dr. Bartok's files.
00:31:04And don't.
00:31:05Those records are supposed to be confidential.
00:31:08Forget it.
00:31:08I was just curious to see how he handled his patients.
00:31:13Why, it stopped raining.
00:31:15Yes.
00:31:19Johnny.
00:31:26Good night.
00:31:34Good night.
00:31:37Good night.
00:31:55Not at all, Mrs. Nielsen, not at all.
00:31:58Well, we'll see how it goes tomorrow, Doctor.
00:32:01Yes, Mrs. Nielsen.
00:32:02Goodbye, Doctor.
00:32:03Goodbye.
00:32:10Goodbye.
00:32:38What are you trying to do, get me fired?
00:32:40No, why?
00:32:41Shh, he'll hear you.
00:32:41I'm not supposed to have personal visitors.
00:32:43What would he think if he saw you?
00:32:44Oh, I see what you mean.
00:32:45Very complicated kind of life.
00:32:47You'll use it.
00:32:47Stop it, Johnny.
00:32:48Get out of here.
00:32:49What's that?
00:32:49What?
00:32:50Nothing.
00:32:50Go on.
00:32:51What is it, Everett?
00:32:51A recording tape?
00:32:52Yes, he dictates his notes and I type them.
00:32:55You certainly take a lot of interest in Dr. Bartok.
00:32:57Well, we have so much in common.
00:32:59Now, wait a minute.
00:33:02How'd this get out here?
00:33:04Not here.
00:33:05What's the matter with you?
00:33:06Don't take chances.
00:33:07You take chances.
00:33:08Will you get some sense into your head?
00:33:10When do I see you tonight?
00:33:11You don't.
00:33:12I'm having my hair done.
00:33:13What time is your appointment?
00:33:15Seven.
00:33:16I'll pick you up when you get through.
00:33:18Where is it?
00:33:19Vincent's, Wilshire, at Laurel.
00:33:26Vincent's, Wilshire, at Laurel.
00:33:28Got it right in my pocket.
00:33:44Subject spoke reluctantly.
00:33:47Blocked preliminary move.
00:33:50Subject spoke reluctantly.
00:33:54Blocked.
00:33:54Blocked.
00:33:57Blocked.
00:33:59Blocked.
00:34:00Blocked.
00:34:01Blocked.
00:34:03Blocked.
00:34:04Blocked.
00:34:06Blocked.
00:34:07Blocked.
00:34:08Blocked.
00:34:08Blocked.
00:34:10Blocked.
00:34:10Blocked.
00:34:12Blocked.
00:34:13Blocked.
00:34:16Blocked.
00:35:06For you.
00:35:07This didn't come from the five and ten.
00:35:10You don't like it?
00:35:12It just goes to show how wrong a girl can be.
00:35:15What do you mean?
00:35:17I was positive this beautiful thing between us was good for another ten or fifteen weeks at least.
00:35:22It isn't?
00:35:24Well, it's about ten o'clock now. By twelve, you'd have it all worked out.
00:35:28Goodbye, darling. Good luck.
00:35:32It's all over, isn't that right?
00:35:34You don't bet on others.
00:35:37I just stepped in and saved you a couple of hours.
00:35:40That's what I always liked about you. You're so quick.
00:35:44You're a neat worker yourself.
00:35:46Well, we're both prejudiced. Are you sore?
00:35:49No, why should I be? What do you think I expected?
00:35:53Tell me, how are you going to put it?
00:35:56How was I going to put what?
00:35:58I'm just curious. What kind of a story were you going to give me?
00:36:01A nice story. And it's true, too. I'm leaving town.
00:36:04What a shame.
00:36:05No, really. I'm leaving the country, Paris.
00:36:08Honestly, you couldn't be nicer.
00:36:11I was just making some coffee. Do you want a cup?
00:36:13No, thanks.
00:36:15Hey.
00:36:16Hey.
00:36:16What?
00:36:18Listen.
00:36:20Just a minute now. Don't monkey around.
00:36:23What if I told you I was crazy about you?
00:36:26Who said you weren't? So what?
00:36:28No, look. What I mean.
00:36:31Johnny, I really like you.
00:36:34I really like you, too.
00:36:35Only I told you, perhaps.
00:36:37You don't trust me.
00:36:39Should I trust you?
00:36:40Maybe I'd be good for you.
00:36:42You'd be surprised.
00:36:43Maybe I could help you.
00:36:44Please, don't help me.
00:36:46Maybe we could make a nice, decent life for ourselves together.
00:36:49Maybe I don't want it.
00:36:50Why don't you just forget it?
00:36:52Come on, Johnny.
00:36:54Everett.
00:36:59It's no use.
00:37:01It's no use.
00:37:04Don't get me wrong. I'm not kicking.
00:37:06You're sore, darling.
00:37:08No.
00:37:09You'll get over it.
00:37:11I'll live.
00:37:12You'll pass me on the street someday.
00:37:14You'll see me in the restaurant.
00:37:15You won't even know who I am.
00:37:18No, I'll remember you.
00:37:20I think I'll always take the travel.
00:37:23That's sweet.
00:37:28Goodbye, Johnny.
00:37:32Goodbye.
00:37:59I'll see you sooner.
00:38:01Wait up, Johnny.
00:38:01Goodbye, Sue.
00:38:01Goodbye, Move.
00:38:03Goodbye, Cindy.
00:38:07Goodbye, say how far the fuel changed me around the world.
00:38:11Any kind of a trick you might want to try, my friend, let me tell you here and now.
00:38:15You'll find we got the answers before you even raise the questions.
00:38:19I bet you do.
00:38:20When you're on a call, don't dilly-dally. It's not your car.
00:38:23Bring it right back to the garage. Tell the girlfriend to take the bus.
00:38:27Sure.
00:38:29Everything here is on the time clock. Written record going in and out.
00:38:33And, of course, that's only one example.
00:38:35I see.
00:38:36Nothing personal. We trust you.
00:38:38Only these days, to stay in business, you've got to be a hawk.
00:38:40Otherwise, they'll rub the shirt right off your back.
00:38:43After all, everybody's human.
00:38:45You got a reference?
00:38:48Reference?
00:38:49Got to have at least one local reference here, otherwise.
00:38:53The Michael John Company. I worked for the Michael John Company.
00:38:57You hesitate?
00:38:59Well, I was fired at a fight.
00:39:01A fist fight?
00:39:02Yes.
00:39:03Is that all? That's clean trouble. Don't worry.
00:39:07No, thanks.
00:39:08See the porter down there? He'll give you a uniform.
00:39:11Maybe it'll fit.
00:39:12Be agreeable, and we'll all get along.
00:39:15Thanks.
00:39:16Oh, one thing more I forgot.
00:39:18Yes?
00:39:19The new men here work the night shift. That's the rule.
00:39:22They get the late hours. Any objections?
00:39:25No. Why should I object?
00:39:27Roger.
00:39:36Good morning, Dr. Bartok.
00:40:07Let's go.
00:40:42Let's go.
00:41:13Let's go.
00:41:45Let's go.
00:42:34Let's go.
00:43:03Let's go.
00:43:08Let's go.
00:43:13Let's go.
00:43:27Let's go.
00:43:35Let's go.
00:43:48How many, please?
00:43:49A dollar's worth.
00:43:53Let's go.
00:43:53Let's go.
00:43:54Let's go.
00:43:54Let's go.
00:43:55Let's go.
00:43:56Let's go.
00:43:57Let's go.
00:43:58Let's go.
00:44:00Let's go.
00:44:00Let's go.
00:44:02Let's go.
00:44:03Let's go.
00:44:03Let's go.
00:44:06Let's go.
00:44:16Let's go.
00:44:17Let's go.
00:44:18Let's go.
00:44:19Let's go.
00:44:20Let's go.
00:44:20Let's go.
00:44:22Let's go.
00:44:23Let's go.
00:44:27Let's go.
00:45:33That'll be a dollar, please.
00:45:35It's going to check the oil.
00:46:29All right, okay.
00:46:30Here you are.
00:46:36Hey, you.
00:46:37How much do you get for overnight parking?
00:46:4275 cents.
00:46:45Okay, we'll be back later.
00:46:49Hey, you.
00:47:03Hey, you.
00:47:25I guess you've caught me in the act.
00:47:28Think nothing of it, Jerry.
00:47:30Why don't you have your supper?
00:47:32Because I don't want it.
00:47:33There are only two or three cars out.
00:47:35I can carry on alone.
00:47:36It's all right.
00:47:39I hope to achieve a career as a professional ballroom dancer.
00:47:42Do you think that's silly?
00:47:44Go right ahead.
00:47:45It appeals to me.
00:47:46I guess I crave the spotlight.
00:47:48All I need is a proper partner.
00:47:50Some young lady who is talented and who would fall in with my ideas.
00:47:54The point is, I wish to create a distinctive dancing style of my own.
00:47:59I'll bet you anything you like, I know exactly what's going on in your mind.
00:48:03Yeah?
00:48:03My height, right?
00:48:06Being short isn't as insuperable a handicap as you might think.
00:48:10If your personality is powerful, you can project the illusion of height.
00:48:14Also, they have specially fitted shoes.
00:48:18That's the doctor, Bartok, back from his country weekend.
00:48:21I'll take it.
00:48:22You will?
00:48:23Say thanks.
00:48:29You want to be very careful.
00:48:32What?
00:48:32That ball on your face.
00:48:34Did it get infected?
00:48:36I notice you still have it taped.
00:48:38Must be weeks now.
00:48:39If neglected, an infection can be a serious thing.
00:48:48No, no, no.
00:48:49In the back.
00:48:51Sorry.
00:48:56And we'll do without any conversation either.
00:48:58There is.
00:49:26There is.
00:49:30Okay, we'll be back later.
00:49:32Where are you going to go?
00:49:34What are you going to do?
00:49:36Marcy tried Mexico.
00:49:38They found him.
00:49:40They'll get us. They'll find us.
00:49:42A guy like Stancic, those guys don't stop till they get even.
00:49:45You know a place you can hide out from Rocky Stancic?
00:49:48Here's a friend of yours.
00:49:50Okay, we'll be back later.
00:50:00Let's go.
00:50:28Let's go.
00:51:06Let's go.
00:51:16What's your trouble, fella?
00:51:19Nothing. Motor's flooded.
00:51:20Wanna push?
00:51:21No.
00:51:22Well, let me give you a hand.
00:51:23It's all right.
00:51:24No, no, let me tell you, fella.
00:51:25I never pass up a man on the road that's in trouble.
00:51:28That's mean, selfish. I don't do that.
00:51:30Couldn't be like that if I tried.
00:51:31Wait.
00:51:32What's the matter with you, Marty?
00:51:34Can't you see he's a mechanic from a garage?
00:51:36He don't need no help from you.
00:51:38Oh, that's right.
00:51:40Excuse me.
00:51:41Sure.
00:51:41I just wanted to help.
00:51:43Well, good night to you, fella.
00:51:45Good night.
00:52:09Good night.
00:52:21There must be something wrong, operator.
00:52:22I can't get an answer.
00:52:23Would you check the number for me?
00:52:24Curon, 83831.
00:52:30Dr. Bartok's not at home.
00:52:31I can't understand it.
00:52:32He's never late.
00:52:33The way these doctors push you around nowadays,
00:52:35I tell you, really.
00:52:38I'm not waiting.
00:52:44Wait a minute.
00:52:45Wait a minute.
00:52:46I don't blame you for worrying, Miss Hahn.
00:52:47The hiker with him last night,
00:52:49he was four hours overdue getting back.
00:52:51Now, four hours, that's certainly suspicious.
00:52:53It certainly don't look kosher.
00:52:55Now, now, now, don't get excited.
00:52:57I'll tell you what to do.
00:52:58We fired the guy, the hiker, on the spot, naturally.
00:53:00We'll get hold of him.
00:53:01Don't worry.
00:53:02But in the meantime, look, Miss Hahn,
00:53:03why don't you call the police, see?
00:53:06Yeah, if Dr. Bartok's missing.
00:53:08Yeah, that's right.
00:53:09It's for the police.
00:53:10Just a minute, old phone.
00:53:11There.
00:53:15You people, for crying out loud, believe me,
00:53:18he's all right.
00:53:19The boy just delivered his car to him.
00:53:23Yes.
00:53:24Sure, the doctor's driving downtown now.
00:53:27He's probably over there right this minute.
00:53:36Good morning, Dr. Bartok.
00:53:37How are you?
00:53:43Good morning, Dr. Bartok.
00:53:45Good morning, Margie.
00:54:00You had me going for a minute.
00:54:03Mrs. Nymer canceled off.
00:54:04She wouldn't wait.
00:54:05What happened to you, anyway?
00:54:07I was detained.
00:54:09What was the trouble, Victor?
00:54:11Nothing at all.
00:54:15Victor, the way you look.
00:54:18Yes.
00:54:19You're exhausted.
00:54:20You didn't get any sleep at all last night, did you?
00:54:23I was working, reading.
00:54:24Who's outside?
00:54:26Who you take at 11 o'clock, Mr. Davis.
00:54:28Oh, yes, Mr. Davis, the retired clothing manufacturer.
00:54:32Give me five minutes, will you, and then send him in.
00:54:35Certainly.
00:54:37Oh, Dr. Bartok.
00:54:39I saw you down in the lobby.
00:54:40I just had to come up while I was still thinking of it.
00:54:43I'm Dr. Swangler, remember, in the dentist down on the ground floor?
00:54:46Yes, doctor.
00:54:47I wanted to talk to you about this for quite some time now.
00:54:50Why don't you come in, doctor?
00:54:51Come in.
00:54:51Oh, thank you.
00:54:52Thank you very much.
00:54:54Why, uh, the funniest thing happened, uh, about a month ago, I ran into a fellow who
00:55:00looked exactly like you.
00:55:03You don't believe it, do you?
00:55:04Interesting.
00:55:05I don't mean it was just a resemblance, one of those things.
00:55:09This was you, a real double down to the last detail.
00:55:14Except, of course, he didn't have a scar on his cheek, naturally.
00:55:17Of course.
00:55:18That's one thing about me.
00:55:19If I do say so myself, I am observant.
00:55:22I, uh, I take everything in.
00:55:25You want to know the reason why?
00:55:27Simple.
00:55:28It's my disposition.
00:55:29Now, I'm not all wrapped up in myself.
00:55:32Why, you take four out of five men and hold a gun to their heads and ask them the color
00:55:36of their wife's size, would they know it?
00:55:37Why, of course not.
00:55:42I don't know why I'm telling you this.
00:55:45I'm a dentist.
00:55:46You're the psychoanalyst.
00:55:49Silly.
00:55:50Yes.
00:55:51Not that you can blame them, of course.
00:55:54Why, the man in the street, he has his own worries and his petty little greeds and preoccupations,
00:55:59et cetera, et cetera.
00:56:00Why, they wouldn't notice it if the next fellow was breathing or dying.
00:56:03Now, isn't that a fact?
00:56:05Yes.
00:56:05All they can think about and talk about is themselves.
00:56:10Well, thank goodness I'm not that way at all.
00:56:14I'm not egotistic.
00:56:16No.
00:56:18Well, I, um, I've got to run along my office and, and you're a pretty busy man yourself.
00:56:25Well, so long.
00:56:27Thank you very much, doctor.
00:56:29Uh, for what?
00:56:30Oh, oh, oh, it's nothing at all.
00:56:32Oh, doctor.
00:56:33Yes.
00:56:33I wanted to ask you, how is your wife?
00:56:36My wife?
00:56:37Yes.
00:56:38Oh, uh, oh, she's fine.
00:56:40Oh.
00:56:41Yes, yes, she's fine.
00:56:42She's all right.
00:56:44Yeah.
00:56:48I had specifically told them there what I wanted for breakfast, and I made a fuss.
00:56:59I suppose that was small of me.
00:57:04Couldn't help that.
00:57:06I wanted things to go well.
00:57:09It was the first vacation I'd taken in years.
00:57:13As you know, I've worked hard all my life, never spared myself.
00:57:18Well, I don't want any credit for that.
00:57:23I was reading Thackeray.
00:57:28I prefer the classics, books that have withstood the test of time.
00:57:33I must say, I have no patience with contemporary light reading.
00:57:37I, I asked my wife, you know, I think I, yes, what I did.
00:57:50And then they went off for a week, my daughters and my son.
00:57:53And there I was, left in the house all by myself.
00:57:57Was that fair, doctor?
00:57:58Tell me honestly what you think.
00:58:00It isn't that I make demands.
00:58:02The last thing I want to be is a burden to them.
00:58:05I never ask them to wait on me hand and foot the way some mothers do.
00:58:09But after all, I've devoted my whole life to them.
00:58:13Surely the least they could do is to show me a little affection,
00:58:15a little consideration.
00:58:54Hello?
00:58:58Hello?
00:59:02Hello?
00:59:03Hello?
00:59:14Hello?
00:59:15Victor, darling.
00:59:16Oh, hello.
00:59:17You said you'd call me up.
00:59:19I was just going to the phone.
00:59:21Is anything wrong?
00:59:22No, I'm fine.
00:59:24Well, aren't you coming? It's late.
00:59:26Uh, darling, I, uh...
00:59:28I can't understand it.
00:59:29You told Maxwell we'd be there by nine.
00:59:31You made a special point.
00:59:32But I'm on my way.
00:59:33I'm on my way.
00:59:33Oh. Oh, wait, uh...
00:59:36What?
00:59:37Where are you? Where do you think? Home.
00:59:40Oh, no, that isn't what I mean, darling. Listen.
00:59:42Uh, could you do something for me?
00:59:43Uh, could you meet me at the Wellington?
00:59:45The Hotel Wellington? Yes, in the arcade.
00:59:48Uh, I'll have to make a call there.
00:59:49It'll save time. Well, are you going to be very long?
00:59:52Uh, no, I'll meet you in half an hour.
00:59:54Oh, darling. Yes?
00:59:57Um...
00:59:57Uh, I want you to stop in at the florist there and get yourself an orchid.
01:00:02An orchid?
01:00:03Yes, I want you to have it.
01:00:05Uh, tell them to charge it to my account.
01:00:07All right. I'll meet you at the Wellington.
01:00:09Good. And don't forget the orchid.
01:00:11?
01:00:17?
01:00:25They get you?
01:01:09What's going on?
01:01:10Weddings, weddings.
01:01:15Guess.
01:01:16Darling.
01:01:21You see?
01:01:22I got your orchid.
01:01:23Yes, I notice.
01:01:25They're probably wondering right now what happened to us.
01:01:27Better hurry.
01:01:29Yes, wait.
01:01:32What is it, Victor?
01:01:34Nothing, I was wondering.
01:01:36Do we really have to go to Maxwell's tonight?
01:01:39Do we?
01:01:40You know those boys.
01:01:42If we don't show up, they'll think we're running out of them or something.
01:01:44Yes, they would, wouldn't they?
01:01:46Listen, who is going to be there tonight?
01:01:48What do you mean who's going to be there?
01:01:50Usual crowd.
01:01:51Yes, of course.
01:01:52Oh, darling, would you like to drive my car to Maxwell's?
01:01:55What?
01:01:56I thought you might enjoy it.
01:01:58Enjoy it?
01:01:58I'd love it.
01:01:59You know I've been wanting to drive that car for weeks.
01:02:02Well, all you had to do was say so.
01:02:06You're looking very well this evening, Victor.
01:02:10Am I?
01:02:11Mm-hmm.
01:02:12Very handsome.
01:02:13Thank you, dear.
01:02:15Shall we go?
01:02:21Good evening.
01:02:22Good evening.
01:02:23Good evening, Dr. Bartow.
01:02:24Good evening.
01:02:25Good evening.
01:02:54I was just going to say I've been cashing a lot of bonds lately, haven't I?
01:02:58Hello, Doctor.
01:02:59Hello.
01:03:00You always take a chance when you gamble.
01:03:02Good evening, Dr. Bartow.
01:03:03Good evening.
01:03:03You're coming around to Maxwell's quite often these days.
01:03:06Two, three times a week, huh?
01:03:07I guess you're right.
01:03:08Take care now.
01:03:09Don't let them rob you.
01:03:10Good evening, Miss Taylor.
01:03:12Hello.
01:03:13Victor?
01:03:15Come along.
01:03:19Three, Red.
01:03:22Same tonight, Dr. Bartow?
01:03:24The same, Frank.
01:03:27I'll put it on your account.
01:03:29It's Harry.
01:03:31I'm sorry, Harry.
01:03:32Hi, Virginia.
01:03:33Hello, Marjorie.
01:03:35Sit down, Virginia.
01:03:38Make a play.
01:03:39Put them down.
01:03:46You know, it's very strange.
01:03:48I didn't think of it until just now.
01:03:51You didn't think of what, Mrs. Nielsen?
01:03:53Your methods.
01:03:54I don't know what it was, but they weren't quite the same today, were they?
01:03:58We vary our procedures from time to time, Mrs. Nielsen.
01:04:02We like to see what results we get.
01:04:04Well, I must say, the things went much smoother today, though, didn't they?
01:04:08Yes, I think so, Mrs. Nielsen.
01:04:11Goodbye, Doctor.
01:04:12Goodbye, Mrs. Nielsen.
01:04:38I told them to send up a tray around seven.
01:04:40You're really putting in long hours, aren't you?
01:04:42Yes.
01:04:43I guess I'll run along.
01:04:44Good night.
01:04:47Evelyn?
01:04:48Yes?
01:04:49Come here.
01:04:52What is it?
01:04:53Look at me.
01:04:55What?
01:04:56You've been watching me all day, haven't you?
01:04:58Have I?
01:04:59Is there anything peculiar about me?
01:05:02No, of course not.
01:05:04Then why do you watch me?
01:05:05What are you worried about?
01:05:07I don't know.
01:05:08Something troubling you?
01:05:10No.
01:05:14Yes.
01:05:15Well, tell me.
01:05:18You've been so strange.
01:05:19Really?
01:05:20You've been avoiding me.
01:05:23Do you blame me?
01:05:24What do you mean?
01:05:26What do you think I am, Evelyn?
01:05:27Don't I know?
01:05:28Know what?
01:05:28You've been seeing somebody.
01:05:30Oh, come now.
01:05:31All right, I don't mind.
01:05:32I was just curious.
01:05:35Well, isn't it true?
01:05:37No, it's not.
01:05:38Are you sure?
01:05:39I'm sure.
01:05:46Then, uh, why do you turn away?
01:05:48Does this embarrass you?
01:05:49I don't know what you want.
01:05:50It's late.
01:05:51What do you do?
01:05:51Give you a bad time?
01:05:52I don't want to stay here and quarrel.
01:05:54I don't feel like it.
01:05:56What happened?
01:05:57Did he hurt you?
01:05:58Do I look hurt?
01:05:59I should say you do.
01:06:00Oh, don't fool yourself.
01:06:01You don't get hurt these days.
01:06:02No?
01:06:03No, it's very simple.
01:06:04You never expect anything, so you're never disappointed.
01:06:06You're a bitter little lady.
01:06:07It's a bitter little world full of sad surprises, and you don't go around letting people hurt
01:06:12you.
01:06:13I'll tell you something.
01:06:15In all my life, I think I've only had one beau I was really willing to trust.
01:06:20You should have held on to him, married him.
01:06:22I wanted to, but I couldn't.
01:06:24He was 12 years old, and I was nine.
01:06:32Are you sorry for yourself?
01:06:34No, because for one thing, it's too late, and what's the use?
01:06:37Because you never can go back and start again, because the older you grow, the worse everything
01:06:42turns out.
01:06:43You don't see it happening to you.
01:06:44It just happens.
01:06:46You wake up one morning, and there you are, and anything goes, and that's all right, too.
01:06:53Now, does that upset you, Dr. Bartok?
01:06:58Doesn't bother me at all.
01:06:59Anytime you say, I can quit.
01:07:01I would never let you go, Evelyn.
01:07:03That's nice.
01:07:04Thanks.
01:07:04I would miss you badly.
01:07:06You don't know how much I would miss you.
01:07:12We're not in business to worry about people or their whereabouts.
01:07:15They couldn't afford it.
01:07:17Maybe he knew people here.
01:07:18Had friends.
01:07:20If I could talk to them, I've got to find him.
01:07:24I don't know of any other place I can start from.
01:07:34You know anything about a man named Muller, John Muller, the guy we fired a couple of months
01:07:38ago thereabouts?
01:07:39What?
01:07:41Mm-hmm.
01:07:43No.
01:07:44He doesn't know anything about...
01:07:45What?
01:07:47Oh, just a minute.
01:07:48Reference.
01:07:50Okay.
01:07:51All right, Bobbitt.
01:07:52Thanks.
01:07:54You might try this place.
01:07:55The garage.
01:07:56Clover garage.
01:08:02You'll have a long wait.
01:08:03The patient just went in.
01:08:05That's all right.
01:08:06I'm afraid we never noticed the different hikers.
01:08:08To tell the truth, I don't know what made you think of coming here.
01:08:10Well, they told me at the garage.
01:08:12The last call he went on was with Dr. Bartog.
01:08:14I suppose it was.
01:08:16He was gone for four hours that night.
01:08:18I heard about it.
01:08:19They fired him.
01:08:20Yes.
01:08:22Something may have happened.
01:08:23I don't know.
01:08:24It just might be the doctor remembers him.
01:08:26You see, my brother was interested in psychoanalysis.
01:08:29Went to medical school.
01:08:31Dr. Bartog might be able to give me some kind of lead.
01:08:34Nothing else to go on.
01:08:35Why don't you wait?
01:08:36Sit down.
01:08:39There he is.
01:08:41That's my brother.
01:08:52I'm sorry.
01:08:53The resemblance for a minute I thought...
01:08:57What can I do for you?
01:08:59I came here...
01:09:00I'm trying to locate my brother.
01:09:02He worked for a garage you use.
01:09:05His name was John Muller.
01:09:09Do you know him?
01:09:10Do you know where he is?
01:09:11Miss Han.
01:09:12He went to Europe.
01:09:13To Paris.
01:09:14Don't go.
01:09:14Tell me.
01:09:15That's all I know.
01:09:15Leave me alone.
01:09:16Wait.
01:09:16Stay here.
01:09:18I'll be right back.
01:09:29Don't lose your nerve.
01:09:30Hold on to yourself.
01:09:31I should have known it from the start.
01:09:32So you know, so what?
01:09:33Only thing I expected you to find out sooner or later.
01:09:35Don't worry you.
01:09:35No.
01:09:36Why?
01:09:36What's the matter?
01:09:37Do you trust me?
01:09:37Sure.
01:09:38I don't trust you.
01:09:38You're a fool.
01:09:39What can you do?
01:09:39Go to the police?
01:09:40You've got more sense than that.
01:09:41What good would it do you or anybody else?
01:09:43What good will it do me if I don't?
01:09:44Plenty.
01:09:45The two of us together.
01:09:46Listen.
01:09:47Don't you see it?
01:09:48I'm Bartok.
01:09:49Who is going to know?
01:09:50Who will ever find out?
01:09:50You killed him.
01:09:51I had to.
01:09:52I was in a jam.
01:09:52I had killers on me.
01:09:53It was the only way out.
01:09:54I took it.
01:09:55I had to take it.
01:09:55You don't have to explain to me.
01:09:56I'm not shocked.
01:09:57I'm not supposed to be.
01:09:58Listen.
01:09:58I didn't give you a way, did I?
01:09:59I lied.
01:10:00What more do you want?
01:10:00Wait.
01:10:01Let me get rid of him.
01:10:02I've got a patient in the office.
01:10:03Wait for me.
01:10:17Well?
01:10:18Can I see her again?
01:10:19Can I talk to her?
01:10:19She told you everything she knows.
01:10:21You don't understand.
01:10:22No, I don't.
01:10:23My brother's in trouble.
01:10:24He's hiding out.
01:10:25He thinks they're killers after him.
01:10:27A man named Stancic.
01:10:28But they're not.
01:10:30What?
01:10:31Nobody's looking for him.
01:10:33What do you mean?
01:10:35I work for the government.
01:10:36I know people.
01:10:37They tip me off.
01:10:38They got this man, Stancic.
01:10:40Income tax charges.
01:10:42They're deporting him in another month or so.
01:10:45They've already broken up his crowd.
01:10:49My brother's safe in the clear room.
01:10:51He really doesn't know it.
01:10:52There's no telling what he might do.
01:10:54You don't know him.
01:10:56He's smart.
01:10:57Got big ideas.
01:10:58Willing to take any kind of chance.
01:11:01I've got to stop him before it's too late.
01:11:06Don't worry about him.
01:11:08What?
01:11:09Take care of yourself.
01:11:10People like him don't need your help.
01:11:12I don't...
01:11:12I know them.
01:11:13I've studied their cases by the dozens.
01:11:15Whether we like it or not,
01:11:16the fact is they're the ones who know what they want
01:11:18and they always get it.
01:11:20I've studied their cases too,
01:11:21where I work in the welfare department.
01:11:22Perhaps you are right.
01:11:23It doesn't matter.
01:11:25I'm afraid there's nothing else we can do for you here.
01:11:27Miss Han doesn't know his address or anything like that.
01:11:34I see.
01:11:36I'm sorry for the trouble I've caused you.
01:11:40Not at all.
01:11:43Goodbye.
01:11:52Forgive me.
01:11:53I've kept you waiting, Miss Nielsen.
01:11:54That's all right, Doctor.
01:11:56I'm terribly sorry,
01:11:56but I'm afraid we have to cancel this appointment.
01:11:58I had a call, an emergency.
01:12:00Oh, well, I understand.
01:12:02I'll see you tomorrow, Doctor.
01:12:04Yes, tomorrow, Miss Nielsen.
01:12:05Goodbye, Doctor.
01:12:06Goodbye.
01:12:13Emery!
01:12:21Emery!
01:12:40Hello?
01:12:42I'm rushed for time, Virginia. What is it?
01:12:45No, I can't go to Maxwell's tonight.
01:12:47What?
01:12:48I'll explain later. I can't talk now.
01:12:50No, no, nothing is wrong.
01:12:52Of course I'm not going anyplace.
01:12:54What would that idea into your head?
01:12:56Call me later. Call me tomorrow. Goodbye.
01:13:10PHONE RINGS
01:13:56What happened to you?
01:14:02What are you doing?
01:14:09Honolulu, you're sailing till now.
01:14:10Good night.
01:14:12What kind of a deal did you make?
01:14:14It's always a deal.
01:14:15Who did you talk to?
01:14:16Nobody.
01:14:17Did you turn me into the police?
01:14:18You don't have to worry.
01:14:21What are you running away for?
01:14:23How do you think I feel?
01:14:24Give it time. It passes. You'll get over it.
01:14:26You'll get over it.
01:14:28Sure. Use your head.
01:14:29I took all the chances. I worked it out.
01:14:31Now is the time to cash in, both of us.
01:14:33I don't want it.
01:14:34I mean that.
01:14:34It's not worth it.
01:14:35Oh, be smart.
01:14:37I'm sick of being smart, waiting for time to pass,
01:14:39waiting to get over it.
01:14:40Don't talk like a kid.
01:14:41I booked passage on the first boat going out
01:14:43because I want to get away as fast and as far as I can.
01:14:45Why?
01:14:45Because I'm sick of being wise.
01:14:48What are you trying to give me?
01:14:49I'm tired of knowing all the answers.
01:14:51Where do you get off pulling this talk on me?
01:14:52Where did you learn it?
01:14:53You take care of yourself and that's all.
01:14:55A dollar's a dollar.
01:14:56Yes.
01:14:56Watch out for number one.
01:14:57Always play it for yourself.
01:14:59That's right.
01:14:59Do they worry for you?
01:15:00Did they worry for Bartok?
01:15:01Did anyone bother to notice a difference?
01:15:02I hate it.
01:15:03Hate it or don't hate it?
01:15:04Who is asking you?
01:15:05This is the way it is and you know it.
01:15:07You've been around long enough.
01:15:08I hate everything I know.
01:15:09I hate everything in me.
01:15:10I hate you.
01:15:10I hate, I hate, I hate.
01:15:12I didn't make it that way.
01:15:13I can't change it.
01:15:15What do you want me to do?
01:15:42I'm going with you.
01:15:43Get up.
01:15:44Here.
01:15:46We'll go together tonight.
01:15:48You don't think I believe that, do you?
01:15:50Give me time.
01:15:52Let me fix it at the office.
01:15:54I don't want them to go looking for Bartok for me.
01:15:57You're Bartok.
01:15:58You've got it all now.
01:16:00You're not going anywhere.
01:16:02I'll meet you on the boat.
01:16:03You say it, but you won't.
01:16:05You've got a good thing now.
01:16:06It's rich.
01:16:07You'll never let it go.
01:16:09Not you.
01:16:10You've got too much sense.
01:16:12I'll be there.
01:16:14No, you won't.
01:16:32You won't.
01:16:34That's right, Doctor.
01:16:35I've talked to the building superintendent.
01:16:37He'll give the keys to your secretary.
01:16:39Yes, you'll find the names and addresses of my patients in the desk.
01:16:43I'm sure you'll be able to handle them all between you, Dr. Henning and Dr. Crayman.
01:16:47Yes, I'm afraid it was sudden.
01:16:49I wasn't at all prepared.
01:16:51Well, thank you very much for making it possible.
01:16:53Thank you, Doctor.
01:16:55Goodbye.
01:17:16Dr. Barton, excuse me please doctor. I hope you don't mind it if I talk to you.
01:17:24What do you want? The scar. It's so clear in my mind. I always somehow thought it was on the
01:17:34other side.
01:17:44Did you notice that? What? I know I'm mistaken. The scar, I mean.
01:17:52Of course I'm wrong. Yes. Good night.
01:18:02Good night doctor.
01:18:04Good night doctor.
01:18:19Good night doctor.
01:18:26Good night doctor.
01:18:26Good night doctor.
01:18:34Good night doctor.
01:18:35Driver, I'm in a hurry. Step on it, will you?
01:18:37Okay.
01:18:39Good night doctor.
01:18:45Good night doctor.
01:19:08Hey, where can I get a porter?
01:19:11They're all busy. Ship's sailing in a few minutes now.
01:19:13Here.
01:19:32Come on.
01:20:00Where is this?
01:20:01Where are you going?
01:20:02What do you want?
01:20:03What do you think?
01:20:06Where are you from?
01:20:07You know where. Maxwell's.
01:20:11Maxwell's?
01:20:12You owe us a lot of money.
01:20:14What?
01:20:15Ninety grand.
01:20:17What are you talking about?
01:20:19You didn't think we were going to let you run out on this just like that.
01:20:23Did you, Dr. Bartok?
01:20:26Wait a minute.
01:20:28You got the wrong guy. I'm not Bartok.
01:20:30You're not?
01:20:31I know, Bartok. I look like him, sure.
01:20:33But my name is Muller.
01:20:35Look, you fools. The scar.
01:20:36His is on the left side.
01:20:38What'll he do?
01:20:40Move over?
01:20:42Now, wait a minute. Let me go.
01:20:43I can square this thing. I'll send you the money.
01:20:45I'll bet you will.
01:20:48Let me go. I've got to make that boat.
01:20:50You're not getting on that boat, Dr. Bartok.
01:20:52Let me go.
01:21:02What happened? We thought we heard some shots.
01:21:03You did. The cops just caught him. Ran right into him.
01:21:06Well, did anybody get hurt?
01:21:06I don't know.
01:21:12I don't know.
01:21:40Come on!
01:21:43Come on!
01:22:17Come on!
01:22:46Come on!
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