The Crime Of Doctor Crespi: 1935 Horror ☆☆☆ (CC)

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The Crime of Dr. Crespi is a 1935 American horror film starring Erich von Stroheim, Paul Guilfoyle, Jeanne Kelly, Dwight Frye, Harriet Russell, and John Bohn.   Plot:  A crazed scientist invents a serum that induces a catatonic state in anyone who gets the injection but leaves them in possession of their senses. Crespi uses the serum to paralyze his enemies, so he can bury them alive.  Just so happens Dr. Stephen Ross, the man who married Crespi's ex-sweetheart must undergo surgery and Crespi, sensing an opportunity seizes it and uses the serum on Dr. Ross.   Credits  Erich von Stroheim — Dr. Andre Crespi  Harriet Russell — Estelle Gorham Ross  Dwight Frye — Dr. Thomas  Paul Guilfoyle — Dr. John Arnold  John Bohn (stage name of Charles Frederick Herendeen) as Dr. Stephen Ross  Geraldine Kay as Miss Rexford  Jean Brooks as Miss Gordon  Patsy Berlin as Jeanne Ross  Joe Verdi as Di Angelo  Dean Raymond as Minister

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00:00:04THE END

00:00:40The End

00:01:07The End

00:01:38Operating room

00:01:43Good afternoon, past clinic

00:01:45Just a moment, please, I'll see

00:01:55Who is it?

00:01:56The Aviator

00:01:57Well, get him out of here, quick

00:02:09You won't be talking so smart when Crespi's around

00:02:38Please, please, lady, can you tell me something now?

00:02:42Nothing yet

00:02:43No

00:02:44Maybe in five minutes

00:02:46Five minutes

00:02:48Five minutes

00:02:49Five minutes

00:02:51Five minutes

00:03:00Extension 26

00:03:08Hello, how's the little woman?

00:03:11You shouldn't call so often

00:03:14How about tonight?

00:03:15I think it'll be all right

00:03:17I think it'll be all right

00:03:29No, still nothing

00:03:31Maybe in five minutes

00:03:33Five minutes?

00:03:34All the time you say five minutes

00:03:36That's the best of five minutes

00:03:42I'm sorry, you'll have to call the public hospital

00:03:44Dr. Crespi never accepts cases unless recommended by a physician

00:04:05Good afternoon

00:04:13Yes, Dr. Thomas?

00:04:14May I see Dr. Crespi?

00:04:17Just a moment, doctor, I'll find out

00:04:23I will wait for you again

00:04:24Just a moment, streamlined

00:04:27Have to call today

00:04:48Talk to Dr. Crespi

00:05:10Yes?

00:05:11The patient in room 605 is leaving this afternoon.

00:05:14I thought you'd like to make your customary call.

00:05:17There's been little trouble with Dr. Fields' appendicitis case,

00:05:20but the patient is resting easy again.

00:05:22If Dr. Fields would be more careful,

00:05:25we could avoid these unpleasant incidents.

00:05:28The Italian lady, D'Angelo, in Ward 3 came in with five.

00:05:35Five?

00:05:40Is that all?

00:05:42No. Dr. Thomas is waiting to speak to you.

00:05:46Send them in and have some flowers sent to Mrs. Angelo with my compliments.

00:05:53She deserves more.

00:05:55Don't you think that's a little bit too generous, Dr. Cressley?

00:06:10Good afternoon, sir.

00:06:13I'd like to talk to you about the patient in room 310.

00:06:16Yes?

00:06:17He passed away.

00:06:21That's too bad.

00:06:24I thought he'd go through.

00:06:26Will you make out the certificate?

00:06:41What time?

00:06:44I think 345.

00:06:51You think?

00:06:54I wonder.

00:06:57Dr. Thomas, please.

00:06:58Let's understand each other once and for I.

00:07:01I don't pay you to think.

00:07:04I pay you to know.

00:07:08I wish it would be more thorough.

00:07:10This isn't anything to think about.

00:07:13A person is dead or he's not.

00:07:15If he's dead, he died at a different time.

00:07:18And that time is important.

00:07:21Yes, sir.

00:07:23I'll fill in 345 as you suggest.

00:07:26But in the future, I must insist on the exact record.

00:07:33Miss Gordon speaking.

00:07:35Yes, he's still here.

00:07:39What?

00:07:40I should say I will tell him.

00:07:46Quintuplets.

00:07:47Excuse me.

00:07:50What's the matter for you people?

00:07:52All the time.

00:07:53Five minutes.

00:07:55Quintuplets.

00:07:56Please.

00:07:57Please.

00:07:57No call me name.

00:07:58I'm a gentleman.

00:07:59Please.

00:08:01One.

00:08:02Two.

00:08:04Three.

00:08:06Four.

00:08:07Five.

00:08:08You have five bambinos.

00:08:14Five.

00:08:15Cinque bambinos.

00:08:19Up over the map.

00:08:22Cinque bambinos.

00:08:24Oh, mamma mia che chai.

00:08:26Mamma mia che chai.

00:08:29Cinque bambinos.

00:08:30Cinque bambinos.

00:08:33Little man, you had a busy day.

00:08:36Just a moment, Mrs. Ross.

00:08:38I'll find out.

00:08:45Dr. Steven Ross.

00:08:49Too bad.

00:08:57Crespi?

00:08:58Dr. Crespi, Mrs. Ross is calling on the outside phone.

00:09:02Who?

00:09:04Mrs. Ross.

00:09:08Tell her you can't locate me.

00:09:11Yeah.

00:09:18Sorry, Mrs. Ross.

00:09:19I've tried every place and I can't locate him.

00:09:22No, I can't.

00:09:32Oh, I was afraid he wouldn't talk to me.

00:09:35Too bad.

00:09:36Dr. Crespi is one of very few men.

00:09:38Perhaps the only man who can save him.

00:09:40Oh, but Dr. K, isn't there someone else we could get?

00:09:44Perhaps.

00:09:45Mrs. Ross hasn't been able to talk to Dr. Crespi.

00:09:48Oh, that's too bad.

00:09:50There's a time element that makes delay dangerous.

00:09:53Perhaps we'd better see about getting him into medical center.

00:09:56No, please.

00:09:57Please let me try once more.

00:09:59If I could only talk to him, I...

00:10:01I know he'd do it.

00:10:05He must.

00:10:25Oh, hello.

00:10:26Good afternoon, Mrs. Ross.

00:10:28Is Dr. Crespi in his office?

00:10:31Just a moment.

00:10:31I...

00:10:32I'll see.

00:10:41I don't want to see her.

00:10:45Yes, but...

00:10:46what shall I tell her, Doc?

00:10:48Please tell Mrs. Ross that I'm in consultation.

00:10:52Oh, please, Andre.

00:10:56Don't think I'm terrible coming here, Andre.

00:10:59Perfectly all right.

00:11:01You're always welcome.

00:11:02Well, I wouldn't bother you, Andre.

00:11:05But it's so dreadfully important.

00:11:09Oh, Nostelle.

00:11:10It can't be that important.

00:11:12You look almost tragic.

00:11:13Oh, it is tragic.

00:11:16Oh, I need your help, Andre.

00:11:19What is it?

00:11:19You know I'll do anything if it's humanly possible.

00:11:22Well, it's about...

00:11:24Stephen.

00:11:26Stephen?

00:11:29Why come to me about Stephen?

00:11:31Oh, his head.

00:11:33Dreadfully head.

00:11:35Oh, a car skidded last night on the drive.

00:11:38Oh, I'm afraid he may...

00:11:41They say he may die.

00:11:48I hope not, for your sake, Estelle.

00:11:59Don't you think you could have spared me that visit?

00:12:02After all, there are many competent physicians in this town.

00:12:05You might have gone to one of them.

00:12:07Oh, but that's just it, Andre.

00:12:09I... I couldn't.

00:12:10They wouldn't let me.

00:12:13See, after the smash-up, we...

00:12:14we don't know what to do.

00:12:15We drove home in a taxi.

00:12:16And then...

00:12:17Then his head started bothering him.

00:12:19So we called in Dr. K.

00:12:21And then Dr. Frank and...

00:12:23Well, two other men from the Lenox.

00:12:26And they all agree you're the only one who can help them.

00:12:29Oh, please, Andre.

00:12:32Try to understand.

00:12:35You're the only one who can save him.

00:12:40Why can't you forgive and forget?

00:12:42Hmm.

00:12:44Forgive.

00:12:45Forget.

00:12:46Understand.

00:12:47I do understand.

00:12:49Perhaps too well.

00:12:51I understand how he turned you away from me.

00:12:54After I've treated him like one with a brother.

00:12:57I understand how he made love to you.

00:13:00Right under my eyes.

00:13:02Oh, but what's wrong with that, Andre?

00:13:05It was all so honest.

00:13:07And we've been so happy together.

00:13:10I've explained to you a thousand times.

00:13:15Stephen never knew you cared for me in that way.

00:13:18Can't you understand?

00:13:19I... I could never tell anybody.

00:13:22Not even now.

00:13:24Stephen never dreamed you wanted to marry me.

00:13:28Oh, please, Andre.

00:13:31You're the only one who can save me.

00:13:35Oh, you must do this for...

00:13:37for me and... and for Jane.

00:13:46Oh, Andre, please.

00:13:49Please, you...

00:13:51get me Dr. K at the Lenox, please.

00:13:55Lenox Hospital.

00:13:57Dr. K, please.

00:14:00Dr. Crespi's office calling.

00:14:03K?

00:14:04Mrs. Crespi calling.

00:14:07Mrs. Ross is in my office.

00:14:08I'm calling.

00:14:09Find out the details about Ross.

00:14:13Hmm.

00:14:15Piat?

00:14:20Yeah.

00:14:22Well, if you think so, K...

00:14:25I'll have him brought in right away.

00:14:27I'll see you later.

00:14:29Bye.

00:14:33And Dr. Thomas.

00:14:37Thomas?

00:14:37Crespi.

00:14:39We're bringing in an emergency case right away.

00:14:41Mr. Crespi.

00:14:42Where's he now?

00:14:43Just a minute, please.

00:14:44I'm trying to find out.

00:14:46At whom?

00:14:47Send the ambulance to 1214 South Franklin.

00:14:52You got that?

00:14:54At once for Dr. Stephen Ross.

00:14:57No!

00:14:58You are to bring him here in the ambulance.

00:15:01Is that clear?

00:15:07Sir?

00:15:07I want this to succeed for you, Sir Gastel.

00:15:11Oh, dear Andre.

00:15:14I knew you would.

00:15:17Will you excuse me?

00:15:19I have a lot to do and very little time to do again.

00:15:23Will you wait in the corridor?

00:15:33I can't.

00:15:34No.

00:15:36I can't.

00:15:36I don't see.

00:15:36Please.

00:15:36...

00:16:18My dear friend, my very dear friend.

00:16:37Why can't you forget and forgive?

00:16:43Forget and forgive.

00:16:49Forget and forgive.

00:16:53Forget and forgive.

00:16:56Forget and forgive.

00:17:03Forget and forgive.

00:17:05Forget and forgive.

00:17:13Forget and forgive.

00:17:14Forget and forgive.

00:17:15Forget and forgive.

00:17:16Forget and forgive.

00:17:25Forget and forgive.

00:17:57I, uh, I merely stopped in to say that...

00:18:00Please, Dr. Thomas, in the future, have the courtesy to announce yourself.

00:18:07I'm sorry, I presumed.

00:18:09Has Dr. Ross arrived?

00:18:11He was brought to 408.

00:18:13Dr. Arnold was in the receiving room.

00:18:18Well, let's have a look at him.

00:18:28Hello?

00:18:30Oh, Dr. K, I've been trying to get you for some time.

00:18:33Dr. Crespi has made a diagnosis and is operating on Dr. Ross immediately.

00:18:38Yes, Dr. Frank is with him.

00:18:40Yes, Dr.

00:18:42Yes, that's all.

00:18:44Oh, gosh, I wish the old man had given me a chance at a tree finding.

00:18:48Darn funny business.

00:18:49What?

00:18:50Oh, nothing.

00:18:51What's eating you now?

00:18:53Crespi operating on Ross.

00:18:55Well, what about it?

00:18:56They've been pals for years.

00:18:57I know.

00:18:58That's what makes it so hard.

00:18:59Oh, you're crazy.

00:19:01Ross is pretty badly hurt.

00:19:02It's the most natural thing in the world for Crespi to put them together again.

00:19:06Gosh, it's just the kind of a job I'd like to do.

00:19:09You know, a good tree finding job would establish me.

00:19:12It's decent of Crespi, though.

00:19:14It's what you'd expect for him to do for a friend.

00:19:17Maybe so.

00:19:18But a man like Crespi doesn't forget so easily.

00:19:21Especially if there's a woman in the case.

00:19:24Especially if the woman happens to be Estelle Dorham Ross.

00:19:27Oh, don't be a fool.

00:19:45Stephen.

00:19:47Now, don't worry.

00:19:51Everything will be all right.

00:19:55Well, I...

00:19:56Don't talk, please.

00:19:58You need all your strength in there.

00:20:18I'll promise you I'll do my very best.

00:20:21Don't worry.

00:20:22Thank you, Andre.

00:21:43Okay.

00:21:45Right.

00:21:52Roger.

00:21:58Okay.

00:22:01Okay.

00:22:06I've been watching you operate for years, but this is the finest job you've ever done, Dr. Crespi.

00:22:14Thanks.

00:22:21Well, I promised you he would come through.

00:22:24He did. In a few weeks, he'll be better than ever.

00:22:29Oh, I... I wish I could express what I feel, but...

00:22:34But you'd better run along now and get some fresh air.

00:22:37There is nothing you can do here, come on.

00:22:45When may I see him?

00:22:46Oh, about a half an hour.

00:23:00I'd, uh... I'd like you to take a letter for me, if you don't mind.

00:23:06Is anything Crespi in mind?

00:23:09Just a moment, Dr. Arnold. I'll see you.

00:23:17But I still think you are darn nice. And I like you.

00:23:21Thanks. I like you, too, when you behave yourself.

00:23:26What about that letter?

00:23:27Well, you'll have to make that up yourself.

00:23:30Oh, all right. Then you take a letter.

00:23:34Yes, ma'am.

00:23:38To whom?

00:23:42To the American Medical Association at large.

00:23:47To all the doctors in the world, in particular.

00:23:52Gentlemen.

00:23:54And those who are just doctors, like Dr. Thomas.

00:24:00Uh...

00:24:01Your petitioner sets forth that...

00:24:04Dr. John Arnold is the most competent physician in the world.

00:24:08That he has the nicest way of laughing with his eyes and crinkling his nose.

00:24:12That he should be Chief Surgeon at the Taft Clinic because...

00:24:17Want to get me fired?

00:24:18But, John, it is so.

00:24:21Oh, I'll have to beat it now.

00:24:24The boyfriend will begin to suspect something.

00:24:30Dr. Crespi?

00:24:31Who? Fields?

00:24:34Yeah.

00:24:35Dr. Ross?

00:24:36What's his pulse?

00:24:39I'll be up in a minute.

00:24:59To...

00:25:02No...

00:25:04No...

00:25:04어떻게.

00:25:07Every...ek...

00:26:26Uh, is Dr. Crespi coming?

00:26:30Yes, doctor. I called him.

00:27:07I'll call him.

00:27:09I'll call him.

00:27:10I'll call him.

00:27:27That'll help a great deal.

00:27:40If you need me, cardinal.

00:27:43Dr. Crespi.

00:27:46I can't make it out, sir.

00:27:48Hardly any respiration pulse or heart action.

00:28:35I'm sorry, Scott.

00:28:46I'm sorry.

00:28:51I'm sorry.

00:28:57Oh, no.

00:29:00Oh, no.

00:29:01Oh, no.

00:29:01It can't be so.

00:29:04Oh, Stephen.

00:29:07Stephen.

00:29:08Oh, no.

00:29:09Oh, no.

00:29:09It can't be so.

00:29:11I'm sorry.

00:29:16Oh, no.

00:29:18Oh, no.

00:29:22Oh, no.

00:29:28Oh, no.

00:29:40I'll stop there.

00:29:45I'd like you to accompany Mrs. Ross home tonight.

00:29:48She's in great trouble and all alone.

00:29:51You know, we just lost Dr. Ross.

00:29:53Oh, I'm sorry.

00:29:54I'll do anything you wish me to.

00:29:56Thanks.

00:29:57I'm quite sure she'll need you.

00:30:11And, uh, don't forget, uh, before you leave, happens Gordon will leave you.

00:30:16Yes, Doctor.

00:30:21Oh, no.

00:30:31I've asked Miss Rexford to drive home with you tonight.

00:30:36Now, please, as a physician, I believe that you need her.

00:30:42All right.

00:30:54And I'll come later.

00:30:56Oh.

00:30:57Nine o'clock.

00:31:24Is there anything I can do?

00:31:29No.

00:31:31Just see that Dr. Ross is put downstairs.

00:31:39Will you make out the death certificate before you leave?

00:32:03Will you check the time, please?

00:32:056.15.

00:32:08Quite right.

00:32:16Will there be anything else tonight?

00:32:30Come now. Miss Rexton will put you to bed at way past your bedtime.

00:32:35Come give me good night.

00:32:37Good night.

00:32:39Come on, darling.

00:32:50Oh, come on now, Estelle.

00:32:53You'll have to pull yourself together.

00:32:56This sort of thing won't do you any good.

00:33:02I still feel the same way about things.

00:33:05I think you ought to get away.

00:33:08Go out of town.

00:33:12Your mother's place would be the best.

00:33:15You think I should?

00:33:20Yes, perhaps you're right.

00:33:23I'll go right after the...

00:33:30And please, Estelle, don't worry about the arrangement.

00:33:35I'll attend to everything.

00:33:37You can rely on me.

00:33:42Come on. I've got to get some sleep now.

00:33:45It's quite late.

00:34:08I'm going to go ahead and see you.

00:34:10And I've got to do it for the first.

00:34:10I'm going to find you, to be sure.

00:34:10The difference is the one of my books in the notes.

00:34:10On the next six minutes.

00:34:10It's going to be able to be.

00:34:11I'll come to get some tea.

00:35:02Hello, Stephen, my friend, my dear friend,

00:35:10my dear friend.

00:35:13No, you're not dead, are you?

00:35:17Despite the fact that I signed your death certificate hours ago,

00:35:21they just think you're dead.

00:35:24But we know different, don't we, Stephen?

00:35:30You see, the potency of this drug lasts only for about 24 hours.

00:35:40You're just coming out of it.

00:35:50Now then, that's better.

00:35:54That'll keep you quiet for another 24 hours.

00:36:00Your eyes open and you can see.

00:36:03You can hear everything.

00:36:07Yes, and you can feel.

00:36:10But you can't make the slightest sound.

00:36:14And you can't move an eyelash.

00:36:18And here you lie, helpless, paralyzed, unable to shield yourself.

00:36:25And you wonder why.

00:36:28I'll tell you, you've made me suffer for five long years by marrying Estelle.

00:36:36And you can't laugh at me the way you did when I begged you to let Estelle alone?

00:36:39Yes, I never forgot that laugh.

00:36:42You didn't think I could be serious when I told you that I loved Estelle.

00:36:46And then you married her.

00:36:50And ever since then, I hoped and prayed for the chance to pay you back someday with compound interest.

00:37:02I have something to tell you.

00:37:03Well, if you promise to let me come back in a half hour,

00:37:06Dr. Cresby gave her some sleeping powder so I know she won't wake up right away.

00:37:11All right, ten minutes then.

00:37:13Downstairs.

00:37:19This is the second time you broke our date.

00:37:21And it's always Dr. Cresby.

00:37:23Well, there you go again.

00:37:25Dr. Cresby this and Dr. Cresby that.

00:37:27Why, I have to phone all over town to find you.

00:37:30That's right, John. Keep it up. Go on. Be jealous.

00:37:33But I tell you, I can't stand it any longer.

00:37:36You can't stand it?

00:37:38Well, neither can I.

00:37:39He could have sent Gordon just as well.

00:37:41But no, you had to go.

00:37:43Oh, well, if that's all you have to talk about, I'm not interested and I won't listen any longer.

00:37:50I won't. I can't.

00:37:54Stephen, my friend, I have you.

00:37:58And you shall experience such horrors as you have never dreamed of in your wildest nightmare.

00:38:06How would you like to see your own funeral, huh?

00:38:11How would you like to see me on your grave's edge, hearing the earth fall on your casket?

00:38:20How would you like to feel the cold of your own grave?

00:38:25Tomorrow, around midnight, your muscles will be alive again.

00:38:32But it will be too late.

00:38:34You will be encased in a casket, which I myself picked out of it, and eight feet of heavy earth

00:38:43above you.

00:38:45And in your friend's view, you will pound and then scratch, and you will gasp and suffocate.

00:38:56Didn't you tell me once that you liked the carnations more than any other flowers?

00:39:05Didn't you? I thought so.

00:39:07I shall send you some tomorrow.

00:39:10Look for them on your casket.

00:39:12They will be for me.

00:39:17I must hurry now.

00:39:20Perhaps I'll see you still.

00:39:23I'll tell you all about it tomorrow.

00:39:43And pleasant dreams.

00:39:56Good morning, Miss Gordon.

00:39:58Good morning, Dr. Crespi.

00:39:59Dr. Blakeford called.

00:40:01He said he'd get in touch with you later on in the day.

00:40:04Oh, there was a man here from the Benton parlors.

00:40:07He said you told him to fix up Dr. Ross.

00:40:10I sent him downstairs.

00:40:12How long ago?

00:40:13Oh, about 15 minutes ago.

00:40:21Who sent you?

00:40:23Dr. Crespi.

00:40:24I am Dr. Crespi.

00:40:26I gave distinct orders not to do anything but to supply the coffin.

00:40:29I'm sorry, sir.

00:40:30I'm a new man on the job.

00:40:32They didn't say anything except to fix him up.

00:40:34You fool.

00:40:35Keep her short on.

00:40:36I ain't done nothing.

00:40:40Well, you haven't started yet.

00:40:44Well, that's different.

00:40:49It doesn't really make any difference except that the deceased was unalterably opposed to

00:40:55men of your profession.

00:41:04All right.

00:41:07All right.

00:41:11Well, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.

00:42:07I didn't call you.

00:42:11I know that.

00:42:15But I want to talk to you.

00:42:21About what?

00:42:22It's about Stephen Ross.

00:42:26What about it? You have the charts.

00:42:29The case is closed.

00:42:30You're mistaken.

00:42:32The case is not closed.

00:42:35Because the most important thing does not appear on the charts.

00:42:40Ross was poisoned.

00:42:43And you can't get away with it.

00:42:47You be careful, Thomas.

00:42:50I know you did it.

00:42:51And I know why you did it.

00:42:54You couldn't explain.

00:43:00Explain.

00:43:01Explain that.

00:43:02Dillain.

00:43:03Go on. Hit me.

00:43:04I don't care.

00:43:05I still say you poisoned him.

00:43:07Get that.

00:43:08Go on.

00:43:10You murdered him.

00:43:11You can't beat that out of me.

00:43:13You can't shut me up.

00:43:15You murdered him.

00:43:17Murdered?

00:43:18Poisoned?

00:43:20What do you know about it?

00:43:21I don't know about it.

00:43:23No.

00:44:35Miss Gordon, please get me Fossati.

00:44:38Yes, the florist.

00:44:48Fossati?

00:44:48This is Dr. Crespi.

00:44:51Thanks, fine.

00:44:53That is, I want to order some flowers for my colleague, Dr. Ross.

00:44:58Yes.

00:45:00Of course.

00:45:01You can imagine.

00:45:04We've been friends for years.

00:45:08Well, I want the most beautiful floral design that ever came out of your shop.

00:45:14I don't care anything about the price.

00:45:16Just so that it is the last word in flowers.

00:45:22By the way, his favorite flowers were clenations.

00:45:26Isn't that funny?

00:45:27Uh, but you could put some roses in with him.

00:45:32I personally like roses.

00:45:36Now, get that.

00:45:38On one ribbon, uh, have, uh, to my valued colleague, in sincerest friendship.

00:45:49You got that?

00:45:51And on the other, oh, just Andre.

00:45:56A-N-D-R-E.

00:46:01Oh, great.

00:46:03Where is thy victory?

00:46:05The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is law.

00:46:10My beloved brother, be steadfast, unmoved.

00:46:33Come in.

00:46:45Well, that's funny.

00:46:48I thought I heard someone knock.

00:46:50Any pains of death to fall from thee?

00:46:54Lord, have mercy on us.

00:46:58Amen.

00:47:24I'm sorry, but I can't locate Dr. Thomas.

00:47:29Well, I don't know where he is, either.

00:47:32No.

00:47:34I think he's at the funeral with Dr. Crespi.

00:47:37All right.

00:47:38I'll call you back.

00:47:39Almighty God, with whom you live, the spirits of those who depart hence from the Lord.

00:47:47And with whom the soul, everlasting glory, through Jesus Christ, our Lord.

00:47:56Amen.

00:48:03Earth to earth, axis to axis, and dust to dust.

00:48:10Oh, God.ака.

00:48:31Yes,

00:48:31indeed. It is

00:48:33on the earth. It is

00:48:34so simple. We're

00:48:34are. Are you

00:48:36jerking me, poor child?

00:48:39I love you.

00:49:08Shh.

00:49:40Have a nice nap?

00:50:03Sorry I had to treat you so rough.

00:50:08You know, if I wouldn't have locked you up today,

00:50:10you would have blurted your ideas all over the place,

00:50:13and it wouldn't have helped you or me or the hospital.

00:50:22And, uh, I think I'm gonna let you go back to work.

00:50:26But in the future, Thomas,

00:50:30I wished you would keep your ideas to yourself

00:50:34very much to yourself.

00:50:45Uh-huh.

00:50:56Because the next time you have any bad dreams,

00:51:01I'll try the observation ward.

00:51:07Is that clear?

00:51:08Is that clear?

00:51:09Is that clear?

00:51:21Okay.

00:51:22Have a wait.

00:51:32Hold on.

00:51:40Thank you very much.

00:52:13I can't get away with it, huh?

00:52:15You can't get away with it. That's what I told him.

00:52:19Count me up.

00:52:21It may be true, but you're never going to prove anything on the old man, even if he did poison

00:52:26him.

00:52:27Anyway, no grave robbing for me. It isn't worth it.

00:52:31It won't take long. We can dig him up, cut him open, and if we can't discover any poison,

00:52:37we can have him back in the cemetery within two hours.

00:52:40All right, go ahead and bring him in. I'll help you work on him.

00:52:44I can't do it myself. You know that.

00:52:48Think what it'll mean if we get the goods on Crespi.

00:52:53And he is guilty. He never would have locked me up if he were innocent.

00:52:59If you can't help me, I'm going to spill it to the district attorney.

00:53:02I wouldn't do that if I were you.

00:53:06I still don't believe it.

00:53:07But if it ever gets out, it'll put us all under a cloud of suspicion.

00:53:12Personally, I'd rather be out of it.

00:53:15But if you feel that way about it...

00:53:18All right, I'll go.

00:53:20What time do you want to start?

00:53:22About ten?

00:53:42Are you sure this is it?

00:53:43Yes.

00:53:45Yes.

00:54:14Well, that's the whole wheel.

00:54:40Mommy, are we going back to see Daddy?

00:54:44No, dear. Daddy's gone away.

00:54:48We won't see him for some time.

00:54:51Why did he go? Why did he kiss me goodbye?

00:54:57Someday, someday I'll try to explain to you.

00:55:00Why can't we stay here?

00:55:04I'll tell you later.

00:55:06See, we must get ready. We're going away on a train.

00:55:09We're going to see Grandmother.

00:55:32We're going to see you.

00:55:41We're going to see you later.

00:55:59Miss Gordon?

00:56:01Dr. Crespi.

00:56:03When Mrs. Ross arrives, will you send her immediately to my office?

00:56:07What?

00:56:08No. I'm seeing her off.

00:56:26Deplorable. Deplorable.

00:56:34What a loss to the medical profession.

00:56:42What do you make of it?

00:56:48He's been dead for a day and a half and rigor mortis hasn't set in yet.

00:56:55Ready for the instrument.

00:56:59Okay.

00:57:10Hey.

00:57:12My blood!

00:57:27It's a good thing you called, Clara. I was half asleep.

00:57:32Why? You don't see how anyone can sleep in a hospital.

00:57:37Say, that's about all there is to do around here, and that's just sleep.

00:57:41It's the quietest spot in the world.

00:57:45There hasn't been any excitement since the quintuplets.

00:57:51No, there's no one here except the old man.

00:57:54And he's expecting Mrs. Ross.

00:57:57You know, her husband was buried this afternoon.

00:58:01There's a nice picture of him on page three in the news.

00:58:05He's nice looking.

00:58:07I could have gone for him.

00:58:11But that's the way it is, dearie.

00:58:14You never do get near the good ones.

00:58:17I don't know why, but I've got the funniest feeling.

00:58:24Oh, but nothing ever happens around here.

00:58:28I wish he would.

00:58:29Where is Dr. Cresby?

00:58:33Where is Dr. Cresby?

00:58:34Howl!

00:58:35Howl!

00:58:36Howl!

00:58:37Howl!

00:58:49Howl!

00:59:15So you've come back to haunt me.

00:59:21I didn't like the coffin that I picked out for you, huh?

00:59:26Well, let me tell you.

00:59:28As a ghost, you're just as hideous...

00:59:32...as that rotten carcass of yours...

00:59:36...out at a long cemetery.

00:59:58Steven!

00:59:59Steven!

01:00:00Take him away from me, Mestela!

01:00:03John, don't move!

01:00:04John!

01:00:16Don't worry.

01:00:19I'm not gonna hurt any of you.

01:00:23It's all finished.

01:00:26I'm through.

01:00:30The great Dr. Crespi.

01:00:34Don't!

01:00:37Dr. Crespi!

01:00:57Good afternoon, Dr. Arnold.

01:01:00So you've come to take your family home, eh?

01:01:01Sure, Doc.

01:01:02Take my wife in the faggots.

01:01:04I got them with Raphael, Marianne, Rosine...

01:01:06...and Mariusz and Angeline.

01:01:14Well, if you need us again, just call us.

01:01:17Then that's the summertime, Doc.

01:01:20You know, get awake a little bit.

01:01:25Good afternoon, Doctor.

01:01:26Hello.

01:01:27Anything new?

01:01:28Mrs. Arnold is waiting for you.

01:01:29Find your mail on your desk.

01:01:30Thanks.

01:01:36Sorry.

01:01:37The boss is tied up.

01:01:41A new case?

01:01:44Not quite.

01:01:47Here, who's in there?

01:01:49Mrs. Arnold.

01:01:54That's different.

01:01:59Uh, doing anything tonight?

01:02:04Oh, Doc Thomas.

01:02:19I need咬s.

01:02:21I need the São Paulo.

01:02:26When I come to take a stand, it's gonna have everyone.

01:02:26You're welcome.

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