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The Return of the Frog is a 1938 British crime film directed by Maurice Elvey and starring Gordon Harker, Hartley Power and Rene Ray.[1] It is a sequel to the 1937 film The Frog, and was written by Gerald Elliott and Ian Hay based on the 1929 novel The India-Rubber Men by Edgar Wallace
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00:00:00The End
00:00:15Will you wait your orders, Chief?
00:00:17Good evening, Frogs.
00:00:20Congratulations to number 47, M-52,
00:00:24for the job at Toothie Street Warehouse.
00:00:26Number 97, you will deal with the talkative sea captain at the proper time.
00:00:33The party details of the South Western Bank will proceed for the job tonight.
00:00:38Any questions?
00:00:40What about the manager and his wife?
00:00:42The manager's wife will be out. She is visiting her mother.
00:00:47And the manager?
00:00:49He has announced his intention of dining with one of the directors.
00:00:53The director seems to be a young lady who lives with marmokes of the master.
00:00:57Another glass won't hurt either of us.
00:00:59I'm not so sure about one of us.
00:01:01Ah, but you've got a strong little head.
00:01:02I have.
00:01:04Oh, I'm all right.
00:01:05Tell me, baby, have you ever been to Brighton?
00:01:08Oh, I always prefer Monte Carlo.
00:01:10But it's time you were getting back to Upper Norwood or wherever it says you lived.
00:01:13Why should I?
00:01:14I'm your wife.
00:01:15You can't wait for the door.
00:01:17I can't see us at all.
00:01:18You can't see us at all.
00:01:20There's been a big explosion in the Upper Norwood branch of the South Western Bank.
00:01:23My bank!
00:01:24Well, they can't blame you.
00:01:25But the police will want to know where I was surprised.
00:01:27And so will the directors.
00:01:29So will your wife.
00:01:30Waiter!
00:01:30My bill, please!
00:01:33We await your instructions, Chief.
00:01:35Again, I congratulate you.
00:01:37The great other bank was carried out in masterly fashion.
00:01:40These, however, are only preliminaries.
00:01:43You will soon hear of the big job I have planned.
00:01:46When that is done, we will all be able to retire for life.
00:01:50Tomorrow night, numbers 12, 16, 18, and 40 will assemble at Hyde Park for orders.
00:01:59That is all.
00:02:01Oh, number 23.
00:02:03You.
00:02:04You will receive your orders on the private tentacle.
00:02:07Go to it.
00:02:19Number 23.
00:02:20It would be very awkward if you were to give the police information about the bank.
00:02:25But I wouldn't, Governor.
00:02:26Then why are you so friendly with the police now?
00:02:29I'm not.
00:02:30It's a lie!
00:02:31Don't shout.
00:02:32I'll give you one more job just to prove it to you, sir.
00:02:36Go on, Governor.
00:02:37I'll do it.
00:02:38Go to number 23.
00:02:40Your own number.
00:02:4123 marked nearly.
00:02:43And give the progress signal off the door.
00:02:46Yes.
00:02:47Yes, you are.
00:02:49Yes.
00:03:17The old frogs had a few hideouts.
00:03:20These chaps mean to go one better.
00:03:22They've made it, they're in quarters.
00:03:24Why are you so sure they're the frogs?
00:03:25Because I've got proof.
00:03:27You have?
00:03:27I inspect the flower.
00:03:29And I can prove something better.
00:03:31Something you river police would never dream of in a month of Sundays.
00:03:34I know who the frog is.
00:03:35What?
00:03:40Hello.
00:03:41Yes, river police.
00:03:44Yes, the chief's here.
00:03:46What?
00:03:48Killed?
00:03:49They chucked a bomb into the cabin and killed Plough and the skipper.
00:03:51Hello.
00:03:52Chief Superintendents speaking.
00:03:53What's that you said?
00:03:55Right, I sent a launch at once.
00:03:57Get all the men you can and go across to the ship.
00:03:58Are you coming, sir?
00:03:59I'm going to the yard.
00:04:01Of course we'll help you.
00:04:02How many men do you want?
00:04:04Well, roughly about 50,000.
00:04:06Oh.
00:04:07You sure that'll be enough?
00:04:08I'm not at all sure when we're dealing with the frogs.
00:04:11How many do you want, seriously?
00:04:12One.
00:04:13What is his name?
00:04:13Elk.
00:04:14Elk.
00:04:15Yes, old man Elk.
00:04:16Inspector Elk.
00:04:17He fixed the frogs last time.
00:04:18Practically single-handed.
00:04:19Let him do it again.
00:04:21I've got him on the Billingskiff murder.
00:04:24Never mind, I'll take him off.
00:04:25It's umbrella and all.
00:04:26Fish the frogs, make a nice change for him.
00:04:30No, Inspector Elk isn't on the forgery business.
00:04:33He's on the fish murder case.
00:04:37Hello?
00:04:38Are you from the forgery case?
00:04:39No, the Welk merchant that was done in.
00:04:42Did you say Welk was done in?
00:04:43Hello?
00:04:44No, Inspector Elk's not in.
00:04:45Did you say Inspector Elk was done in?
00:04:48No, Welk's not Elk.
00:04:49I want to speak to Inspector Elk.
00:04:51All right, mate.
00:04:53This is the Chief Commissioner.
00:04:55I beg pardon, sir.
00:04:56I'm sorry.
00:04:57I thought someone was having a game.
00:04:59Where is Inspector Elk?
00:05:01He's at Endon, sir.
00:05:02Endon College, lecturing the new class, I mean, sir.
00:05:05Put me through to handle.
00:05:06Now, to resume.
00:05:08Take my biggest job of work.
00:05:10I allude, of course, to the frogs.
00:05:12The gang that I was able to extinguish, exterminate, or otherwise eradicate.
00:05:16Excuse me, sir.
00:05:17With all due deference to you, sir, but I'm quite certain.
00:05:21With all due deference to you, you young cadet, I am.
00:05:26Thank you, sir.
00:05:28Not at all.
00:05:34Excuse me, sir.
00:05:35Assuming my thesis were correct and the frogs, this is purely hypothetical, of course,
00:05:40are neither extinguished nor eradicated.
00:05:42What, sir, would you do in that effect?
00:05:44I should do my duty, young man, and follow my usual method.
00:05:48Information, collection, verification, and deduction.
00:05:51But you can take it from me, there are no frogs.
00:05:53They have been extinguished, eliminated, and liquidated.
00:05:55In plain English, abolished.
00:05:57Good day, gentlemen.
00:05:59Ah, Elk.
00:06:00I think you know Chief Superintendent Baines of the River Police.
00:06:02Well, I haven't had the pleasure of working with the amphibious forces as yet.
00:06:05Well, you'll have it now.
00:06:06Baines, this is Elk.
00:06:06Morning, Elk.
00:06:07Morning, sir.
00:06:08Well, it looks as if you're due to fight another war to lose with the old enemy, Elk.
00:06:10Very apt, sir.
00:06:11Only thank goodness I haven't got a blind eye like Wellington.
00:06:14I always thought it was Nelson who had a blind eye.
00:06:17Another school of thought, sir.
00:06:19But if you had four eyes, you wouldn't find any frogs on the river.
00:06:21Oh, why not?
00:06:22Because I don't believe this is frog work.
00:06:24If it had been, they'd have been on my track sooner.
00:06:25These chaps are said to have come over from the States.
00:06:28If they came over from Timbuktu, they'd still be after me.
00:06:30What did they do last time?
00:06:32Planted one of their gang in the yard as my orderly.
00:06:34No.
00:06:35When something like that happens again, then I'll believe it's the frogs.
00:06:38Well, if they're interested to know, we found the frog marked stenciled on the wall of the bank.
00:06:41Is that so, sir?
00:06:42Yes.
00:06:43That seems to settle it.
00:06:44Ah.
00:06:45Come in.
00:06:47Now.
00:06:48Report on Riverside crimes during the large flood, sir.
00:06:51Oh.
00:06:53We've been waiting to see you for over an hour.
00:06:55Who is it?
00:06:56Sanford's the name from Chicago.
00:06:58A place in America near that fair Hollywood.
00:07:00When I want to listen to the joke, I'll get a reminder, not from you.
00:07:03Tell him to wait in my office.
00:07:05Yes, sir.
00:07:07Well, just cast her over there, see if you can recognise any of your old friends.
00:07:14Sit down, please.
00:07:33Say, does Inspector Oak sleep all the time?
00:07:36None of us ever sleep in this profession.
00:07:37We don't get the chance.
00:07:38I'm telling you.
00:07:40There's nothing you can tell me about cops.
00:07:54Well, I guess I'll drop in again when this Inspector Oak isn't so busy.
00:07:59No.
00:07:59Don't go.
00:08:00Go and fetch him.
00:08:01Oh, it doesn't matter a bit.
00:08:02Yes, he does.
00:08:03You stay here.
00:08:07Come on.
00:08:07Get in.
00:08:09Here.
00:08:09What the devil's all this?
00:08:11You've gone to that wild west stuff here.
00:08:12This is a respectable gun to this is.
00:08:14Are you so respectable as you shoot at every stranger you see?
00:08:16What do you mean?
00:08:22Check him outside.
00:08:23I was standing here.
00:08:24He was standing here and the shot was fired from over here.
00:08:26It hasn't been fired so not recently.
00:08:31Well, that'll let you out.
00:08:32Oh, thank you.
00:08:33Here, you got a license for that?
00:08:34A license?
00:08:35Of course.
00:08:39That's okay.
00:08:40What do you want to see me about?
00:08:42Haven't you heard about me from the chief of police in Chicago?
00:08:44No, I haven't.
00:08:46Oh, that's too bad.
00:08:50I've come over here to study foreign police methods.
00:08:53The chief of police in Chicago wrote to you guys certifying me as being okay.
00:09:00And on the level.
00:09:05I, uh...
00:09:08Hey, can't you guys hear anything or am I talking too loud?
00:09:11What?
00:09:12Oh, a letter, yes.
00:09:13They'll know about that in number eight.
00:09:15Very good, sir.
00:09:15Good day, boy.
00:09:17Hello?
00:09:18Number eight.
00:09:21Oh, is there a letter there from Chicago asking us to cooperate with Mr, um...
00:09:24Dale Sanford.
00:09:25Dale Sanford?
00:09:27There is, right.
00:09:29Send me the letter right away, sir.
00:09:31Well, gentlemen, is it okay?
00:09:32Oh, perfectly.
00:09:33Perfectly.
00:09:34We'll begin by a personally conducted tour.
00:09:36Mags, uh...
00:09:37Show him Mr. Sanford around the building.
00:09:38Show him everything he'd like to see.
00:09:39Very good, sir.
00:09:40I appreciate your kindness, sir.
00:09:41Not at all.
00:09:44Oh, by the way...
00:09:47There are a hundred inspectors in this government job.
00:09:48What made you pick on me?
00:09:50Well, the...
00:09:51Chief told me I'd find Inspector Elf the shrewdest brains in Scotland Yard.
00:09:56Oh, really?
00:09:57And that I mustn't go by appearances.
00:10:02Mr. Mason.
00:10:07That gentleman seems to know all the answers.
00:10:09Yes.
00:10:10Part of our General Schoen's reorganization.
00:10:13He's glad at the expense of Scotland Yard.
00:10:15Huh.
00:10:16Seems to be all right.
00:10:17Oh, Sam, sir.
00:10:17I'd like to check up.
00:10:19I think it might be a forgery.
00:10:20Well, when people come all the way from Chicago to see me and Bullets start flying around,
00:10:23I begin to think.
00:10:25Yes.
00:10:27Chief Commissioner speaking.
00:10:29Get me the Chief of Police, Chicago.
00:10:31Find out how long it'll take.
00:10:36And that's how we take fingerprints at Scotland Yard.
00:10:39Amazing.
00:10:40And a very nice set, if I may say so.
00:10:42Yes, aren't they?
00:10:43I'll keep this if you don't mind.
00:10:46Uh, that's a nice little ashtray.
00:10:49Yes, isn't it?
00:10:54I'll keep this tour as a souvenir.
00:10:55Well, is there anything else?
00:10:58Perhaps you'd like to continue your tour and see the museum.
00:11:06Here we are, sir.
00:11:08Yes.
00:11:09Well, Chicago, can I speak to your Chief of Police?
00:11:15What's that?
00:11:20I see.
00:11:22Uh-huh.
00:11:23Uh-huh.
00:11:25There.
00:11:26All right.
00:11:26Thanks.
00:11:28It was murdered two hours ago.
00:11:29What?
00:11:32What one might call a regrettable account, sir.
00:11:35Yes.
00:11:36Now we can't check up on this.
00:11:38Well, there are other ways of checking up, sir, but they'll take time, of course.
00:11:40In the meantime, keep Samford at arm's length.
00:11:42Why should we, sir?
00:11:43He seems to want to keep an eye on us.
00:11:45What about our returning the compliment?
00:11:46I see your point.
00:11:47As the well-known King Harold said to the arrow at the Battle of Hastings.
00:11:53Well, Chief, you've certainly got a swell joint here.
00:11:55Yes, sir.
00:11:56Sargeants, inspectors, telephones, even policemen.
00:12:01Will I have an opportunity to see how the men work on the outside?
00:12:04Oh, certainly, Mr. Samford.
00:12:05Certainly, uh, help will take you around.
00:12:07Yes, sir.
00:12:07We're, uh, rather concentrating on old Father Thames, of course.
00:12:11He's been getting in a bad company.
00:12:13Well, uh...
00:12:14Excuse me?
00:12:15Of course. Thank you very much.
00:12:17I'm looking forward to this.
00:12:18It'll be a new experience.
00:12:20Where do we go from here?
00:12:21What about Hyde Park?
00:12:22Why Hyde Park?
00:12:23Oh, I don't know.
00:12:24Centipede.
00:12:25I often go there.
00:12:26Bring back the days when I was a handsome young policeman in uniform.
00:12:29Shepherd owning labor demonstrations by day and loving couples by night.
00:12:34Well, she's in a tearing table, so we better come.
00:12:36Hello, Leela.
00:12:38Hello, Elkipi.
00:12:39If you want to know that I'm asking for you.
00:12:41I thought your course would be, if you want a lively time, ask a banker.
00:12:45Oh, yes, this is Mr. Dale Samford of Chicago.
00:12:48Hiya, Tut.
00:12:49What's that in English?
00:12:50That means good evening, sister.
00:12:51And what a sister.
00:12:53Say, nobody ever told me they do things like you in this country.
00:12:56I'd have been over here a long time ago.
00:12:57Hello, Leela.
00:12:59Beautiful as ever.
00:13:00Golly, what are you doing here?
00:13:01He's walking home with me.
00:13:02Well, he can go on walking straight home to himself.
00:13:05Go on.
00:13:06Keep on.
00:13:07Don't you do that.
00:13:08And keep your hands to yourself.
00:13:10Hey, I don't like duets.
00:13:11Can we make this a trio?
00:13:13Come on, Leela.
00:13:14Maybe the girl would rather stay with me.
00:13:16Come on, my dear.
00:13:17Don't you do it, my dear.
00:13:18Come on.
00:13:19Come on.
00:13:24That's the kind of look that gets men arrested in this park.
00:13:27Yeah.
00:13:28I think I'm going to like that girl.
00:13:30She's what my grandmother used to call a hussy.
00:13:32She's why.
00:13:33But, no, stay under the bee.
00:13:38Is there a bee?
00:13:40Is a bee.
00:13:42Is a bee.
00:13:43Is a bee.
00:13:44Is a bee.
00:13:45Is a bee.
00:13:47Is a bee.
00:13:47Is a bee.
00:13:49Is a bee.
00:13:50Is a bee.
00:13:53If you take my advice and eat the raw fruits of the earth, no. Why?
00:13:58Because it's all tripe mate.
00:14:00I'm going over here to get an earful of this guy that's full of carrots.
00:14:04No, because you're out of date. As out of date as...
00:14:10...as the great elk.
00:14:12You named the great orc, sir.
00:14:15I stand corrected for my learned friend. The great orc it is.
00:14:47I thought it was you.
00:14:48Yeah, so did the man who killed him. Whoever he was. Poor fella.
00:14:52Come on, we'd better get out of this. The park isn't safe tonight.
00:14:55About as safe as your office at Scotland Yard.
00:14:58How only you haven't got any pretty girls there.
00:15:00Still thinking of Leela, eh?
00:15:01Say, I'd like to meet that kid again. Gee, I think she was swell.
00:15:04So you shall. We're going to see her aunt tomorrow.
00:15:07We? Yes, we. I'm taking you with me down the river.
00:15:10Come on.
00:15:17Small stuff.
00:15:18Nick.
00:15:20I know it.
00:15:21The Tufts don't buy real jewelry nowadays.
00:15:24Top of the Woolworths.
00:15:25It's hardly worth the trouble for me to take it across.
00:15:28But you will take it.
00:15:29Not for anyone except for you.
00:15:32Because we are old friends.
00:15:34Isn't that even for mum?
00:15:35You've done well out of the Dutch.
00:15:37You don't forget that.
00:15:38When are you sailing?
00:15:39I cannot say it.
00:15:40It will on something depends.
00:15:42On what?
00:15:43Sitters do not ask questions.
00:15:44It is not your business.
00:15:51How many more times have I got to tell you to keep out of here when I'm doing business?
00:15:59Hey, what's this aunt of Leela's like?
00:16:01Are you married?
00:16:02Bachelor so far.
00:16:03Well, Mum Oaks will make it permanent.
00:16:05When you see her, you'll realize there were just two great kings in English history.
00:16:09Only two?
00:16:10Henry VIII and Bluebeard.
00:16:12Ah, the well-known town of London.
00:16:15Which part did they call the bloody tower?
00:16:17Whichever part they were shut up in.
00:16:25If it kills me, I'll teach that little wretch to keep his own place noted after.
00:16:32Henry, he's not the only one.
00:16:35Wunderbar.
00:16:36Now we know why the good aunt has always taken care of the poor little Leela.
00:16:40Have you any objections?
00:16:42None at all, Lieberfrau.
00:16:44Only admiration.
00:16:45What do you mean?
00:16:46I've often said to myself, Mum may be what you see, tough, but she has been so nice to little
00:16:53Leela.
00:16:53And now I find little Leela received 50,000 pounds when she's 21.
00:16:59I promised her father I'd look after his kids.
00:17:02Jawohl, little schlumpa.
00:17:03You promised.
00:17:05Will he leave the money with you too?
00:17:06No.
00:17:07Where is he?
00:17:07Where is he?
00:17:08In a safe deposit somewhere.
00:17:09Leela will get the key on her birthday.
00:17:12So?
00:17:13No.
00:17:14What you're gonna do with that?
00:17:16That I will tell you when I've thought it over.
00:17:40You.
00:17:47No.
00:17:47No.
00:17:49No.
00:17:49No.
00:17:49No.
00:17:53Well, have you built it over?
00:17:55How much do you want?
00:17:57When is Lilla's birthday?
00:17:58Tuesday the 20th.
00:18:00Now, by then, I will have so much money that Lilla's 50,000 will look like paper marks.
00:18:06You can have all of them.
00:18:09Not a bad source, that's you.
00:18:11And how much does the dear little Golly know about Lilla's money?
00:18:15Golly knows nothing about it and he's not got to know anything.
00:18:18Jeff, bring the word.
00:18:18Quite a bit of gently, gently.
00:18:20I'm not permitting myself to be talking to Golly.
00:18:23Have I not some self-respect?
00:18:27Here we are.
00:18:31Mags, you stay by the lawn till I come out, will you?
00:18:34If you're not out in half an hour, I suppose I'd better call out the troops.
00:18:37No, no, not if we're inside for the whole weekend.
00:18:39Ah, well, if you do that, I'll call back on Monday with a nice hearse.
00:18:41I expect you'll need it.
00:18:44What you might call a commodious residence.
00:18:46Well, looks all right to me.
00:18:47Well, remember what your friend the lately made a chief of police of Chicago said.
00:18:50Don't judge by appearances.
00:18:54Can you oblige me with a match?
00:18:56Now, try this.
00:18:59I'll have news by 8 to 9.
00:19:01Ring watch over 1-2-1-2.
00:19:03Oh, okay.
00:19:04Thanks, mate.
00:19:05They seem to have gone out of business.
00:19:07I think I know some of the little fetch them.
00:19:14Recognize it?
00:19:15What?
00:19:17Sorry, I didn't know.
00:19:18Oh, it's you.
00:19:19And me.
00:19:23It's Elk.
00:19:24Ah, well, I do not care for a hundred Elks.
00:19:26What does he want?
00:19:27How can I know what an English policeman wants?
00:19:29No, you can't come in.
00:19:30No drinks out here except during proper hours, and we don't allow bottle parties.
00:19:34That's another left.
00:19:37And that's all from you.
00:19:38So them things in your pocket.
00:19:39Anything to oblige me.
00:19:41Golly!
00:19:45What's up?
00:19:46Oh, shut the trap Elks there outside.
00:19:48Elk?
00:19:53Now, what are you sniffing about here for, you old?
00:19:56Old what?
00:19:57I can't think of anything low enough.
00:19:58Oh, I'll never say die.
00:19:59What about badger?
00:20:01Turkey buzzer.
00:20:02Groundhog.
00:20:02Yeah, groundhog.
00:20:03Snake in the grass.
00:20:05Skunk.
00:20:05Skunk.
00:20:06I'll make a tote in the hole.
00:20:08I don't suppose she'd know a tote if she saw one.
00:20:09Or a frog.
00:20:11Everything all right, Mark?
00:20:13Now, what are you doing here?
00:20:14Go on, get it there.
00:20:16I suppose our favorite song is Home Sweet Home.
00:20:18No, it's toss this goodbye to you.
00:20:28Now, one day you'll hit him, and then you'll be sorry.
00:20:34Well, it's a one thing, and that's just to see your ugly mug.
00:20:37I've come here to see you open this.
00:20:41Don't you go, she'd like to see?
00:20:43Yeah, your niece.
00:20:44You know, she reminds me of something.
00:20:46Of what?
00:20:46A nice little tadpole with big eyes.
00:20:49What?
00:20:49A tadpole.
00:20:51You know, frog's offspring.
00:20:53A frog called Parker.
00:20:55I've never had a brother called Parker.
00:20:57No, I'm nosy neither.
00:20:58Yes, I'm nosy all right.
00:21:00I'm nosy after your brother's swag.
00:21:02It's in there, isn't it?
00:21:03Ha ha.
00:21:05Have a look.
00:21:15Well, there we are.
00:21:17Well, you thought you'd find a pool of jewels.
00:21:19No, but I thought I might find a few, um, cheroots.
00:21:22You smoking Miss Openham, or is it a boyfriend?
00:21:25Oh, I don't want to, golly.
00:21:27Well, that's it.
00:21:28Nine o'clock at the lager.
00:21:30Yeah, good.
00:21:31Not so good.
00:21:32Auf Wiedersehen, mein schönes Storlein.
00:21:42Tryin' to make me jealous, huh?
00:21:43Well, that's a good sign.
00:21:46Hmm.
00:21:47Do you smoke cheroots, dearie, lad?
00:21:49Oh, no, Mr. L.
00:21:50I'm sure he couldn't be this gentleman.
00:21:52He's a he-man.
00:21:53He only chews tobacco.
00:21:55Well, I suppose he's here to be chewing his lunch.
00:21:57Can you tear yourself away, Mr. Seth?
00:21:59Like a butt from a gun.
00:22:01And I'll fire the gun.
00:22:02Dear, oh, dear.
00:22:03War in Spain, war in China, and no use.
00:22:06Come on, sign an armistice.
00:22:07I'm hungry.
00:22:14Ever heard of silicosis?
00:22:17It's a disease, pallet style.
00:22:21Come on, I'm in a hurry.
00:22:22I think I'll stay behind and do some investigating on my own.
00:22:25I'm hot on a trail.
00:22:27Hot on the trail?
00:22:28More shovels.
00:22:30Record, Senator.
00:22:35Now, cheroots means sailors, and sailors means ships.
00:22:38What does that convey to you, Megs?
00:22:40It's a ring, Inspector.
00:22:41Yeah, but it's a sign of ring, isn't it?
00:22:43Look at the crest.
00:22:44Looks like a pair of gates to me.
00:22:46The gates of Troy, where the well-known Helen launched a thousand ships at her face.
00:22:50You don't, sir.
00:22:51Yeah, but the point is this.
00:22:53When I found that in Mummoke's safe, it was still warm from the owner's finger.
00:22:57You don't, sir.
00:22:59Sergeant.
00:23:00Yes, Inspector.
00:23:01Is there a ship about here called the Helen, or the Troy, or the Trojan, or something?
00:23:05There's a sailor of Troy about a mile down.
00:23:08You don't, sir.
00:23:10Well, is that always another coincidence?
00:23:12I couldn't say, Inspector.
00:23:13Well, you take us here right away, will you?
00:23:18It's all doped out.
00:23:19The gold leaves the bank on Thursday night.
00:23:21How?
00:23:22In an order of the tractors, Norrie.
00:23:23They always send it that way.
00:23:25Is the hold up?
00:23:26It's all being arranged, I tell you.
00:23:28Very good.
00:23:29Are you sure the police do not suspect?
00:23:31Sir.
00:23:33Helen, this Helen, is he dangerous?
00:23:36Oh, forget him.
00:23:43There's one other little matter, Captain.
00:23:45What is that?
00:23:46What is that?
00:23:48About Leela.
00:23:51I have an idea.
00:23:52She's mine.
00:23:52She has not told me that.
00:23:54Now, look here.
00:23:55Well?
00:23:55Hello.
00:23:57I beg your pardon, I mean, ahoy!
00:24:00Can I walk into your parlour?
00:24:02What do you want?
00:24:03Oh, just one of those roundtable conferences in your cabin.
00:24:08Very comfortable quarters, Captain.
00:24:10You might almost say luxurious.
00:24:13Come on, if I sit down, please.
00:24:17Now, I'll be making.
00:24:23You know, I should have expected oak.
00:24:25Mum oaks.
00:24:28Don't be alarmed.
00:24:29I'm going to search the ship.
00:24:29Aren't you?
00:24:30No.
00:24:31I've only come to return this.
00:24:34Yours, isn't it?
00:24:36You know, the yard's wonderful over lost property.
00:24:39Almost infalliable.
00:24:40Where did you find it?
00:24:41Where you left it.
00:24:42The police are marvellous.
00:24:44So you came all the way just to hand it back?
00:24:46That, and to give you the gypsies' warning.
00:24:49I see.
00:24:50Of course, if you think that the profits from mum oaks' ordinary business are worth it,
00:24:54that's your prision.
00:24:55What do you mean?
00:24:56But if you're after a bigger game, take my tip and self-pedal.
00:25:00Well, I'll get you back to the yard.
00:25:04And supposing you don't get back to the yard.
00:25:06Well, that'd be very regrettable, wouldn't it?
00:25:07Very.
00:25:09The Thames is a very funny river.
00:25:11Yeah, it makes me die laughing sometimes.
00:25:12And it makes other people die without laughing sometimes.
00:25:16None of that.
00:25:17Oh, dear.
00:25:18Sure, I can have a lozenge.
00:25:20Pretty good for a frog in the throat.
00:25:24Mmm.
00:25:25Oh, good.
00:25:26Have a lozenge.
00:25:32Here, what's the idea?
00:25:33Have a look out of that window, kid.
00:25:35Take a good look at it.
00:25:39That's the invitation that the river police send out when they want to throw a party.
00:25:43There'll be a regular swatty in a minute.
00:25:45Now, another look.
00:25:46Round the back, dear.
00:25:49See that police boat?
00:25:51That's the first of them.
00:25:53There was no need to do that.
00:25:54Ever heard of the well-known monarch, Ethelbert the Unsteady?
00:25:57No.
00:25:57Well, he was no relation of mine.
00:25:59But, sir, we're all friends here.
00:26:00Why do you distrust us?
00:26:01Oh, I don't know.
00:26:03Something in the air, I suppose.
00:26:04I seem to smell something.
00:26:06Oh, nothing personal, of course.
00:26:08Hello there.
00:26:10You still alive, Inspector?
00:26:11I've heard nothing to the contrary.
00:26:14Well, gents.
00:26:15If you want another agatta, ring up Scotland Jard.
00:26:18Whitehall 1212.
00:26:19And forget the gypsies warning.
00:26:21Auf Wiedersehen, Inspector.
00:26:23Ah, no, no.
00:26:24The old French motto for you and me.
00:26:27Au revoir.
00:26:41Number 39.
00:26:43Yes, dear.
00:26:44I shouldn't ring the yard if I were you.
00:26:47Remember what happened to 23.
00:26:49I wasn't going to ring anyone.
00:26:51I was just going out.
00:26:53You'd have gone right out if you'd made that call.
00:26:56You will now go to the lugger.
00:26:58If Inspector Elk is there, keep near him and report by phone.
00:27:03Is that all?
00:27:04I will have further instructions for you when you report.
00:27:31Do you know Miss Lille?
00:27:33Yes, ma'am.
00:27:34Is she here?
00:27:36Yes, then she is.
00:27:49What is this?
00:27:50This lady promised to meet me.
00:27:52I thought I told you the layoff.
00:27:54Do you think I'm fooling?
00:27:55Jawohl.
00:27:56I think you are a fool.
00:27:57Oh, where do you think you are, Madrid?
00:28:07Well, well, well, it's magic.
00:28:10I've been sitting here all night waiting for company.
00:28:12Now I've got it.
00:28:15Sit down, boys.
00:28:23Well, well, well, this is Rand.
00:28:25Little me alone would fear the handsomest men in London,
00:28:28each one with a smiling face.
00:28:33More gilded advice.
00:28:35I've always wanted to join the vice board, Inspector.
00:28:38Say, who tortured that trick with the cloud?
00:28:40Oh, that's my signature tune.
00:28:43Ah.
00:28:44So you're the frog, are you?
00:28:46I might be.
00:28:48What's the matter?
00:28:49Only I know you're not.
00:28:51Clever, aren't you?
00:28:53That Fritz.
00:28:54That's the frog.
00:28:56Perhaps.
00:28:58If you're the frog, what are you doing with Elk?
00:29:01I got it.
00:29:03Elk's the frog.
00:29:06He's here.
00:29:07Go and ring up the river police.
00:29:08Yes, Inspector.
00:29:09And what do I say?
00:29:11Tell them I'll ring up and let me hear what they've got.
00:29:23All right.
00:29:26Can I take your coat and hat, sir?
00:29:28No, no, I'm not parting with him.
00:29:33Where's the belly button?
00:29:34Over there.
00:29:34Thanks.
00:29:49Right wall, one, two, one, two.
00:29:54Scotland Yard, number eight, please.
00:29:57That's you, sir.
00:29:58Meg speaking.
00:29:59The captain's anchored here for the night.
00:30:01Me and Inspector Elk will keep him under observation until the raid's over.
00:30:05Very good, sir.
00:30:12I know.
00:30:12You were wishing that you and I were away from all the afternoons again.
00:30:16Yeah, with a great big slipper in my hand.
00:30:19I'd like to meet you sometime with a club in my hand.
00:30:21Anytime you say, brother.
00:30:23What about now?
00:30:23Come on outside.
00:30:24Anything to oblige a gentleman.
00:30:27It up.
00:30:28Oh, the bloodhound.
00:30:29What's the matter?
00:30:31I can't tell you here.
00:30:32Has something happened to Mama Bali?
00:30:34Not to Bali.
00:30:34I'll tell you outside.
00:30:39Bloodhound.
00:30:46Tell me, what's happened to Bali?
00:30:48Nothing.
00:30:49Well, then why have you brought me out here?
00:30:50Because you're not to be trusted, my girl.
00:30:52In other minutes, you've had those three men chucked out.
00:30:54Well, that's my business.
00:30:55I don't care if it's your career.
00:30:57I want them in there, see?
00:30:58Well, the dame's gone, so I might as well go, too.
00:31:02Good night, boys.
00:31:03Excuse me, sir.
00:31:04Your bill.
00:31:05Four pounds, seven and six.
00:31:06Oh, not mine.
00:31:07Not mine.
00:31:08Not mine.
00:31:09So I've ruined your evening, eh?
00:31:10I'll say you have.
00:31:12All right.
00:31:12I'll unruin it.
00:31:13You don't think I want to be seen again with you, do you?
00:31:15Come on, now.
00:31:15Don't be obsolete.
00:31:16Come on.
00:31:17You're not going to pass this check off on me?
00:31:19I do not be.
00:31:20I suppose you two think that I'm the mug.
00:31:22Good night.
00:31:23Good night.
00:31:24Oh, yeah, yeah.
00:31:25What's all this?
00:31:26Why, you're not going, gentlemen?
00:31:27Why, it's early yet?
00:31:28Come on, now the drinks are on me.
00:31:30Oh, well, in that case, why don't you sit down?
00:31:31After you, Lira.
00:31:33Now, then.
00:31:33What about some nice lager?
00:31:35Eh?
00:31:36Put it all down to me.
00:31:39You know, it's my belief that Elk's after something bigger than a packet of stolen jewellery,
00:31:43he's pretty sure that Dutch is mixed up with the frogs.
00:31:46Frogs, Dave?
00:31:47Uh-huh.
00:31:48Don't forget to move on.
00:31:49Elk's going to phone me at 11.
00:31:56What's the time, Captain, on your gonometer?
00:31:5910 to 11, Inspector.
00:32:00Good.
00:32:01Wait up.
00:32:02Well, gentlemen, it's been a real pleasure meeting you in this convivial fashion.
00:32:06After all, what do they give us expenses for if we can't enjoy ourselves?
00:32:11Ah, big joke.
00:32:15Is this right?
00:32:16Quite correct, sir.
00:32:17A few minutes, but it costs to have a few drinks here.
00:32:19Yes, sir.
00:32:20Well, as a celebrator Mohammed said to the well-known mountain, this is a bit steep.
00:32:23Oh, well, don't you want your hat?
00:32:24I want everything I've got by the look of it.
00:32:27The gentleman, telephone for a pause.
00:32:29Oh, just a minute.
00:32:29My cat, please.
00:32:31Thanks.
00:32:35Thank you, sir.
00:32:35Thank you, sir.
00:32:36Thank you, sir.
00:32:36Thank you, sir.
00:32:39You'll find that exactly right.
00:32:42You look poorly, Inspector.
00:32:44Paul is right.
00:32:45I've just been stung in the expense sheet.
00:32:47Don't talk to me.
00:32:48Good night, sir.
00:33:02Give me a jump, Miss Willie.
00:33:03I'm cleaned out.
00:33:04Come on, come on.
00:33:07Oh, hurry up, hurry up.
00:33:18What was that?
00:33:19Mice.
00:33:21Mice.
00:33:33Mice.
00:33:34How many more times have I got to tell you that us on the headquarters staff haven't got time to
00:33:39be bothered with small matters?
00:33:41Why, Elk and me, Mr. Elk, give me those papers.
00:33:45Go on, up it.
00:33:49I wasn't expecting you so soon.
00:33:51So I think.
00:33:52The papers are a bit off on us today.
00:33:54Yes, I read them.
00:33:55I just went up to see the chief.
00:33:57What?
00:33:57Not on the mat?
00:33:58Certainly not.
00:33:59I've been putting him wise.
00:34:00He helps, sir.
00:34:02I said to him, this frog campaign differs from the last in one respect.
00:34:06This lot, I said, I have to make one big coup and then sit down.
00:34:10What's that?
00:34:13Oh, yours.
00:34:18Come in, gentlemen.
00:34:20Please, sir.
00:34:21Right, your honor.
00:34:22Come on.
00:34:22Come on.
00:34:24Come on.
00:34:25Come on.
00:34:25Come on.
00:34:26Come on.
00:34:26Come on.
00:34:28Come on.
00:34:35Hey, what do you think you're doing?
00:34:38Fishing.
00:34:39He ain't fishing.
00:34:41He don't know Elk.
00:34:42Well, the fish seem to agree with you, Sonny.
00:34:44Listen, what's your game?
00:34:46Game?
00:34:47I told you I'm trying to catch something.
00:34:49You'll catch something, all right, but it won't be what you want.
00:34:52Well, maybe I'm not using that kind of bait.
00:34:56You said it, mister.
00:34:57You're not.
00:34:59What sort of bait would you suggest?
00:35:02Well, I think you'll find a worm for genial company.
00:35:05Well, you seem to be well qualified to advise me on worms.
00:35:12Can't marry before Tuesday.
00:35:14Ay, to my schlump.
00:35:16When I see them now, they look as if they might marry tomorrow.
00:35:19Will they?
00:35:20Not till I get the money.
00:35:21Hey.
00:35:22Was he only listening?
00:35:36Kooper!
00:35:36Get a Kooper!
00:35:40Elk?
00:35:41Oh, dear. This way, Captain.
00:35:50Hello, Mum.
00:35:51Now what, Mr. Hill?
00:35:52What's the interest fee to this club?
00:35:54You?
00:35:54Yeah.
00:35:55All the money in the world wouldn't make you a member of this club.
00:35:58Hello, golly.
00:36:00Hear that?
00:36:01Mum's going to make me an honorary member.
00:36:03I'm sure I'm very pleased to hear it, Inspector.
00:36:05Honorary member, do you?
00:36:06Yeah.
00:36:09What a beautiful fuck in the nose in here!
00:36:10Let's go and get it!
00:36:14Hey, Leela.
00:36:15Are you a good shop with the cockery?
00:36:17I'd be a lot better than Mum, anyway.
00:36:20Hear that, Sanford?
00:36:21Don't say I didn't warn you.
00:36:24Why don't you leave the poor devil alone, Mum?
00:36:26How's that of your spirit broken every day?
00:36:29Thank you, Mr. Hill.
00:36:34Mr. Hill, could I have a word with you?
00:36:47Hello, Polly.
00:36:48Pretty funny.
00:36:49You know, I like words.
00:36:50Yeah, well, you know, I mean, the...
00:36:52Yes, Polly, the girl has changed.
00:36:54The...
00:36:54How?
00:36:55Well, you've gone out of the wisecracking business for one thing.
00:36:58All right, Gully.
00:36:59I'll tell Mum to take it easy.
00:37:00Thank you, Mr. Hill.
00:37:02Do you ever draw any water, Gully?
00:37:04Draw water?
00:37:05Well, you don't know if you would.
00:37:10May I ask you?
00:37:15What's the come of Elk?
00:37:19Are you down there with Gully?
00:37:24If you've said anything about Gully, live.
00:37:37Do you mind if I have a look around?
00:37:39Anywhere you like.
00:37:40Only don't let Mum know I said so.
00:37:43Mum's the word.
00:37:47You leave Gully alone, do you hear me?
00:37:48Who, me?
00:37:49Yes, you.
00:37:54Hey, where do you think you're going?
00:37:57What are you doing in here?
00:37:59Oh, just curiosity, you know.
00:38:01I get it from my mother.
00:38:02Look out!
00:38:07It must be as if we're just a couple of silly little mice in a trap.
00:38:12Gully!
00:38:14Gully!
00:38:14No good doing that.
00:38:15What if they're here to sell it a dump?
00:38:17I wonder.
00:38:25Hello, hello, hello.
00:38:29What is it?
00:38:31Well, if it was November, I'd say it was a fog.
00:38:33But if it isn't, I'll say it's a fog.
00:38:36Poetry.
00:38:37It's real.
00:38:38It's gas.
00:38:38You surprise me.
00:38:48They caught what a poison had.
00:38:49That's right.
00:38:50They don't know you're here.
00:38:51No, it's me thereafter.
00:38:52Doctor?
00:38:53Doctor?
00:39:47Where's Lina?
00:39:48What's that?
00:39:49Here we are.
00:39:50What about you?
00:39:51I'm guest, like the Speaker of the House of Commons.
00:39:53Come on, quick.
00:39:55You've got two.
00:39:56Yes, I always carry one for Mags as well.
00:40:07There's someone at the door.
00:40:10They found out about you.
00:40:12Whoever opens that door turned on the gas.
00:40:45Right on the ocean wave, da-da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da.
00:40:49What's that thing bobbing about behind us?
00:40:51What thing?
00:40:52That.
00:40:54Old kids, I suppose, tied it to our tail like a tin can to a dog.
00:40:58Supposing it wasn't kids.
00:41:00Supposing it was...
00:41:01You mean to say it might explode or something?
00:41:05Sergeant, it's a mine.
00:41:06If it hits us, it'll blow up.
00:41:07I've got it.
00:41:08Let's slow down and let it bump into us, alongside, gently, of course.
00:41:11Four feet ahead!
00:41:18What do we do now, sir?
00:41:19Well, we've got to get hold of it somehow.
00:41:21The only thing to do is to...
00:41:22What the devil are you up to?
00:41:24I've saved our lives, Inspector.
00:41:25Are you literally getting to see what you've done?
00:41:27You've left a tin of explosion floating about the river.
00:41:29Look, there's the golden eagle.
00:41:31He's trying to close her apart.
00:41:32Shoot, hit it for the saddle.
00:41:33Come on.
00:41:34We've got to get it back.
00:41:35Quick.
00:41:35Hotter, boy!
00:41:43Get out.
00:41:55Get out!
00:41:58Get out!
00:42:01Get out!
00:42:08But I wonder what the fox's game was.
00:42:10He must have known that we'd spot this thing and pull it on board.
00:42:13Of course, he couldn't have perceived the mags would try and blow up an excursion steamer, would it?
00:42:17Oh, I never.
00:42:18What's that ticking?
00:42:21It's the time, Bob.
00:42:22It's going overboard, quick.
00:42:23No, no, no.
00:42:24I've blown the bridge this time.
00:42:26We've got to find a quiet spot.
00:42:27Quick.
00:42:28Wake up.
00:42:29Wake up.
00:42:29I'll see you ahead.
00:42:32Here, can't be keeping you near the bank.
00:42:37Overboard, everybody!
00:43:11This will interest you, Dutch.
00:43:12Listen.
00:43:13Offer to drive Leela toward a point of big sand.
00:43:16Take out elsewhere.
00:43:18That'll suit me very nicely.
00:43:20There's a pub, a little tea, where they ask no question.
00:43:23You will do no such thing.
00:43:24And who'll prevent me?
00:43:25I will.
00:43:26Or the frog.
00:43:27Cut it out.
00:43:28If I have any more nonsense from you, or the frog, I'll spill enough to old man elk to queer
00:43:34Thursday night.
00:43:35I'll see you next time.
00:43:36I'll see you next time.
00:43:39I'll see you next time.
00:43:41I'll see you next time.
00:43:42I'll see you next time.
00:43:43Hello.
00:43:44Yes.
00:43:45Dutch speaking.
00:43:46I think Mr. Dandelion needs watching.
00:43:49He's fed up.
00:43:51Yes, fed up.
00:43:52Yes, fed up.
00:43:52But I know I put it on the table.
00:43:55What have you lost?
00:43:56Her handbag.
00:43:57She'll lose her head next.
00:44:00Here it is.
00:44:01Oh, no.
00:44:02It's yours, ma'am.
00:44:03Leave my things alone, you little rat.
00:44:05I'm sorry, my dear.
00:44:08What's this?
00:44:10Oh, that's too dandy.
00:44:11Get me a taxi golly, darling.
00:44:12Yes, my dear.
00:44:13Just a minute.
00:44:14If you're going upwards, come with me.
00:44:16I'll take care.
00:44:17Hard luck.
00:44:17I've got another date.
00:44:18Yes, that is too bad.
00:44:20But I'll give you this.
00:44:22Oh, well, for a creepy what's-his-name.
00:44:25What's changed you?
00:44:26I'm the reformed caddy.
00:44:28Assume me old friends won't know me.
00:44:37For the last time, where are you taking me?
00:44:40Oh, all right, you went.
00:44:41I apologize.
00:44:42What for?
00:44:43Calling you a gentleman.
00:44:44How dare you try and pull an old trick like this on me.
00:44:47I say, I hope you brought German.
00:44:48And don't you pull any gangsters about roller skating.
00:44:50What's this?
00:44:51Look out.
00:44:52You have us off the road.
00:44:53You want to have us in a ditch?
00:44:54Look out!
00:44:59Well, let me out.
00:45:10Dale!
00:45:11Dale!
00:45:12Dale!
00:45:13Dale!
00:45:14Dale Dunbar!
00:45:15Dale!
00:45:16Dale!
00:45:17Dale!
00:45:17Dale!
00:45:22Here, what's all this, miss?
00:45:23He's dead.
00:45:24A man shot him.
00:45:29You say a man shot him?
00:45:31Yes, that's right.
00:45:34Do you know who this man could be?
00:45:35No.
00:45:36No idea at all?
00:45:37None.
00:45:40I've only your word for it, there was a man.
00:45:42I suppose you think I did it.
00:45:43Here, what's this?
00:45:48I've never seen it before.
00:45:51I want you.
00:45:53You know, you don't seem as concerned about Leela as you ought to be.
00:45:57Ah, Leela's all right.
00:45:59That's what happened to dandy lion.
00:46:04Where is she?
00:46:05Holloway, perhaps.
00:46:07Well, she said, well, there is anywhere.
00:46:08As long as she's home by Tuesday.
00:46:11Why Tuesday?
00:46:13It's her birthday.
00:46:14Oh, well, in that case, I'll tell the chief commissioner that you want her back for her birthday party.
00:46:19And he might agree, too.
00:46:21On conditions.
00:46:23What conditions?
00:46:24That you tell us what the frogs are up to.
00:46:26The big do, I mean.
00:46:30I might.
00:46:32On conditions.
00:46:33What are they?
00:46:35That you see that I'm put inside where I'll be safe for a few days.
00:46:38You want to go to prison?
00:46:39You heard me.
00:46:40I'm not fully.
00:46:42Will you do it?
00:46:43When I've heard your news.
00:46:44I haven't much, but whatever it is, it's fixed for tomorrow night.
00:46:50Mum, if it wasn't for Golly and my strict principles I'd kiss you.
00:46:54Oh, go on.
00:46:56You'll see that I'm judged.
00:46:57Bless you.
00:46:58I'll give you five years if you wanted him.
00:47:00Now, come on.
00:47:01Keep up a hell of a bottle and see.
00:47:03Sorry.
00:47:03Righto.
00:47:04Ah, haven't done nothing!
00:47:06Ah, haven't done nothing!
00:47:09Oh, my God.
00:47:13You can't do this on private premises.
00:47:15This is the master marioners club.
00:47:17Master marioners, every one of us.
00:47:18Yes, I know.
00:47:18Fifty shilling sailors.
00:47:21Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:47:23Leave me down, honey.
00:47:24I'll tell you I ain't done nothing.
00:47:30Golly.
00:47:31Golly.
00:47:32Golly.
00:47:33Golly.
00:47:34That elk has got mum.
00:47:35Oh, dear me, Captain.
00:47:37What are we going to do?
00:47:37She will tell to him too much.
00:47:39No, I don't think she'll do that.
00:47:41If she put the frogs out of business, what could she live on?
00:47:44On the accumulated interest of 50,000 pounds.
00:47:50What?
00:47:51Parker sent that to his daughter Lilla.
00:47:54It comes to Lilla on her 21st birthday.
00:47:56Next Tuesday.
00:47:58Didn't mum ever tell you?
00:48:00No.
00:48:01And why not?
00:48:0250,000 pounds.
00:48:03Because she thought that if you heard about it, the frogs might get to hear about it too.
00:48:09Never a word does she tell me.
00:48:10Me that's been her faithful husband all these years.
00:48:14You can let that girl go, Superintendent.
00:48:17Yes, I know all about the gun in her handbag.
00:48:18But the bullet's been extracted and fits her gun.
00:48:21Of course it does.
00:48:22Why wouldn't the blow one that didn't fit, would he?
00:48:25Anyway, we got the man who did it.
00:48:26You got him?
00:48:27We just pulled him in.
00:48:28Goodbye.
00:48:33Hello, Scoutmaster.
00:48:35Done your good deed for today?
00:48:37I don't get you.
00:48:38Go down to Little Teeling Bucks.
00:48:40Your girlfriend's in a police station there.
00:48:42What?
00:48:44Bring her back.
00:48:46Hey, what's all this about?
00:48:48Go and see.
00:48:52Okay.
00:49:00I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw you walking to the police station.
00:49:03Uh-huh.
00:49:04I began to think I'd have to spend the night in Little Teeling.
00:49:06Well, that would have been your schedule if your boyfriend hadn't got bumped off, wouldn't it?
00:49:10What are you getting at?
00:49:11Hey, listen, sister.
00:49:12I don't know much about the geography of England, but I do know it's an awful long way from Little
00:49:15Teeling to the Savoy Hotel where you promised to meet me.
00:49:18Well, I told you it was a trick.
00:49:19Yeah.
00:49:20Poor helpless little Leela.
00:49:22Can't say no to anybody, not even Dandy Lane, you two-timer.
00:49:25That's why you're wrong.
00:49:28There's still one person I can say no to and that's you.
00:49:31I never want to see you again.
00:49:33Suits me, baby.
00:49:35Then for once we agreed.
00:49:38Good night.
00:49:39Good hiking.
00:49:40If you get lonesome on the way home, you can always sing the prisoner's song.
00:49:43Come on.
00:49:44Come on.
00:49:49Come on.
00:49:52Come on.
00:49:55Come on.
00:50:09Don't. Don't, golly, don't.
00:50:13Oh, golly.
00:50:15Don't, golly, don't!
00:50:16Time to get up.
00:50:20What do you mean by frightening me like that?
00:50:23You shouldn't have got yourself in here if you don't like it.
00:50:27I like it all right.
00:50:30I'm going to take a plate off.
00:50:32Why?
00:50:37Do you think I'm going to eat that muck?
00:50:41You can send out for something. You're in demand.
00:50:44Of course I can.
00:50:46Do you think I don't know the rules?
00:50:47I expect you know them a half by now.
00:50:50I know them well enough not to eat the muck you serve.
00:50:54I'm going to have some.
00:50:55A pot of tea.
00:50:58A couple of kippers. Well done.
00:51:00A pressure of bacon.
00:51:02Two doorsteps and strawberry jam.
00:51:06I look lightly, my good woman.
00:51:08Can you pay for all this?
00:51:10Can I what?
00:51:12If I care to open my mouth.
00:51:14You'll open your mouth wide enough when your orders arrived.
00:51:23You'll open your mouth wide enough when your orders arrived.
00:51:40Lila.
00:51:42Is breakfast ready?
00:51:44Lila.
00:51:58Where have you been, Leela, my dear? What's happened? Has there been a motor accident?
00:52:02No.
00:52:03What then?
00:52:05Santa.
00:52:06He didn't insult you?
00:52:08Didn't he just?
00:52:09Oh dear, you mustn't speak to him again.
00:52:12Not me.
00:52:14I'm glad, my dear. Very glad. He was never the man for you.
00:52:20He's a crook, that's what he...
00:52:23Where's Mum?
00:52:26The police took her last night.
00:52:30Here, what have you been doing all this time? Have you fingered anything?
00:52:34Because if you have, I'll report you to the Governor.
00:52:38I haven't bought this place by chance. I just wanted to know.
00:52:41Well, I could have wanted to next Tuesday, anyhow.
00:52:44Why, Tuesday?
00:52:45I think it was your job to cross-examine Lady Prisoners. Get out.
00:52:56Are you sure he's a crook?
00:52:58Who?
00:52:59Oh, Santa.
00:53:01Yes, my dear, I'm afraid he is. One of the worst gangsters that ever come over here.
00:53:08Shall I tell you something?
00:53:11He's the head of these frogs. And he's got some big coupons tonight.
00:53:17Then why don't you tell the police?
00:53:20I durst Sanford to do for him.
00:53:23But you could tell them. He wouldn't suspect you. Will you?
00:53:29I could. But I won't.
00:53:31Why not, my dear?
00:53:34Because I love him. I'm a fool, but I love him.
00:53:39But I know what I will do, Uncle Golly.
00:53:42I'll go and persuade him to call this off.
00:53:43He doesn't understand that that sort of thing, he can't get away with it in this country.
00:53:47The police always win.
00:53:49Try, anyhow. What is it yet?
00:53:53Elk would know.
00:53:53I can tell you, my dear. Forty Warren, Belford Court.
00:53:58God, my dear.
00:54:01How is my old girlfriend this morning?
00:54:02Judging by the breakfast she's ordered, she's A1.
00:54:05She's in high spirits over something.
00:54:07Well, some of them feel safer inside than out.
00:54:10Get a doctor, quick.
00:54:14Here.
00:54:15Oh, I'd have to be here in a minute.
00:54:17No, I'm off.
00:54:21Have you been poisoned?
00:54:24The frog gets in everywhere.
00:54:26It wasn't a frog.
00:54:28I tell you, it wasn't a frog.
00:54:30How do you know?
00:54:31Morning, Golly.
00:54:32Would you mind taking charge of the cup?
00:54:34I have to go out for a little.
00:54:36Yes, righto, Golly, me old man.
00:54:38Is the young filly going out to help?
00:54:40Yes.
00:54:41Oh, is there any news to Mum?
00:54:44Oh, don't worry about Mum. She's all right.
00:54:47I'm sure she is.
00:54:48No, no, no, no.
00:55:06Mr. Stanford.
00:55:07Come in.
00:55:17No, no.
00:55:17I don't understand.
00:55:18Where is Dale?
00:55:21A movie, oh I love the camera.
00:55:30Elf.
00:55:32Where's Golly?
00:55:35Elf.
00:55:36Elf.
00:55:36Oh, you can't do this.
00:55:38What are you doing?
00:55:39I've killed him and I've done that for myself.
00:55:41Oh, come on, go in there.
00:55:42Oh, can I?
00:55:43I don't want you caught what they're coming to.
00:55:45You're so busy shipping cars, you've got no time to protect human beings.
00:55:49You know any?
00:55:52Elk!
00:55:57Well, well, well, this is a surprise.
00:55:59Here, I'm going to report you, Elk.
00:56:01This Yankee pal of yours had been putting third degree on me.
00:56:04First he asked me where Leela was, and I told him she was at.
00:56:06Then he asked me where Golly was, and I told him he was at.
00:56:09Then he pushed his pal to me and comes right in.
00:56:11Did he ask for Mum? No, he didn't.
00:56:13Why didn't you? Why didn't I what? Why didn't you ask for Mum?
00:56:16Well, I knew if this little runt was in charge, Mum couldn't be in.
00:56:19What do you mean, runt? I'm a taxpayer, I am.
00:56:21Is the light for me to pay the light for you? Go and do your duty, see?
00:56:24I will. Mags? Inspector.
00:56:26Pull him in. What do I?
00:56:27On what charge?
00:56:28Oh, on an old murder, arson, fire is the only thing you like.
00:56:31And obstructing the police in the execution of their duty.
00:56:33Hear you.
00:56:34Go on, if Chris is old, just buy them in advance.
00:56:37As the well-known Count of Montecristo said, that's one.
00:56:41Hey, Elk, what is this, and where's Leela?
00:56:44Sanford, I'm going to take a chance on you.
00:56:46Meaning what?
00:56:47I'm looking for the man who knows that Mum Oaks is not in.
00:56:52That fits you, doesn't it?
00:56:53Why?
00:56:54Never mind.
00:56:55The point is, I'm not going to arrest you.
00:56:58That's funny, isn't it?
00:56:59Yeah, it's a perfect spree.
00:57:01I want to make a speech of thanks.
00:57:03You want to find Leela, don't you?
00:57:04And how?
00:57:05Well, stay here and check up on everybody that comes in or out.
00:57:08On this very spot.
00:57:10See?
00:57:13Casabianca is my middle name.
00:57:29It was lucky for you that Leela told you what she meant to do.
00:57:34Keep her in the cellar.
00:57:36Yes?
00:57:37There she is safe and cannot talk.
00:57:39Goodbye.
00:57:53Elk was listening to every word.
00:57:54I have now sent him to the club and two of my men are going after him.
00:58:07Let's go.
00:58:09The Andrews.
00:58:13Let's go!
00:58:31Can I come quick?
00:58:35I got Timmy to the station, but I had a bit of trouble with him.
00:58:39Go on, take him away.
00:58:41What, both of them?
00:58:42They're handcuffed, ain't they?
00:58:45Well, that's three.
00:58:47Flying mice or bears?
00:58:48No, frogs.
00:58:49Frogs.
00:58:50Hey, what about Leela?
00:58:51I heard Dutch say she was down in the cellar.
00:58:53There may have been a dog to get me here.
00:58:54Anyway, we'll go and see.
00:58:57Well, there's no Leela here.
00:58:58Well, we've looked everywhere else.
00:58:59Here, half an old.
00:59:00See this door?
00:59:01There, it's bulletproof.
00:59:03Yes.
00:59:03There was no thing to puzzle me when I was here the other day.
00:59:05What was that?
00:59:06I couldn't find the other way out.
00:59:07There doesn't seem to be another way out.
00:59:08It must be.
00:59:09I swear there is.
00:59:10Here.
00:59:10Let's see who's behind this wall.
00:59:18Hello?
00:59:19Here.
00:59:19Look.
00:59:20Come here.
00:59:21Come on, Tim.
00:59:23Pull.
00:59:24Pull.
00:59:26Pull.
00:59:27Pull.
00:59:27Pull.
00:59:30Pull.
00:59:37Pull.
00:59:37There's your other way out.
00:59:38Or in.
00:59:40Huh?
00:59:41After you.
00:59:50Stick him up.
00:59:51Stick him up.
00:59:51Hey.
00:59:55Oh, this must be Goli's bolt hole, and that's the emergency exit.
01:00:00Hello?
01:00:01A television set.
01:00:03I wonder what he wants that for.
01:00:04We'll soon find out.
01:00:06What, do you know how to work it?
01:00:07Sure, it's simple.
01:00:07It's just a matter of pressing a button.
01:00:09That's what life is nowadays.
01:00:11You press a button in your car and your engine starts.
01:00:13Yeah, you press a button and sing sing, your engine stops.
01:00:16Yeah.
01:00:17I knew you'd come in useful.
01:00:19Can you make it any clearer?
01:00:27What's that?
01:00:28It's my soul.
01:00:30Do you know what they are?
01:00:31Parts?
01:00:32Yeah.
01:00:33Only small, Frilo.
01:00:35You better phone the yard and have that place rated.
01:00:37Well, I will if it's the only way it is.
01:00:38Yeah, well, it's right over there.
01:00:39You know, it's our...
01:00:40Oh, well, you win.
01:00:42All the same, I will phone the yard.
01:00:43Yeah, wait a minute.
01:00:44You better be careful.
01:00:45That might be another one of those explosive telephones.
01:00:49Well, I'm...
01:00:50Well, I'm a chancey.
01:00:59I've awaited your instructions, Chief.
01:01:20hello everybody can you hear me we can
01:01:28do you understand your instructions for tomorrow night we do repeat them the goal will be in the lobby
01:01:35passed by mum oaks at 11 30. the party will be in their positions in top lane by 10 45
01:01:41to deal with
01:01:42the driver the remainder will proceed to see your toys repeat that sheet is that all no an hour before
01:01:53the holder dispose of the gentleman by the name of elk according to your instructions oh yes
01:01:59and after disposing of him we strip the body put his hat umbrella and raincoat in the parcel
01:02:04and leave it on the doorstep of the chief commissioner he will be surprised
01:02:09you said it chief
01:02:14frogs hoppy i mean disperse come on lloyd
01:02:22well strip tease out how those boys don't on you
01:02:30just half an hour to leave 35 minutes to be exact where's lilla
01:02:36she's where the frost told her to be and asleep you mean she will never wake up oh yes she'll
01:02:41wake
01:02:41up all right you don't think i'd murder her not you the frog might he bothered the same tonight on
01:02:48the radio
01:02:51radio did you say the frog spoke tonight you heard me i didn't speak what i didn't speak i tell
01:02:59you
01:03:00you are the frog of course i'm the frog now listen you ape we are finished but why because someone
01:03:07else
01:03:07spoke tonight the police what shall we do now you will see
01:03:20hello is she still asleep no listen carefully i'm coming to take it away before midnight
01:03:25if i haven't come by 12 o'clock give her a double shot of that stuff got that double and
01:03:30then clear
01:03:30out what is all this do you warn the frog there's no time they must take their chance like you
01:03:35and me
01:03:35he slip our cable and run away yes but first we must get leader her money i can start again
01:03:41on that
01:03:42and what was that with the double shot that's my business you would kill that
01:03:59well if it isn't old barney well well well did you say something brother i said barney stow meaning
01:04:07me meaning you that's not my name come off it wasn't we frogs together in the old days
01:04:13well i'd know you anyway
01:04:15oh
01:04:31come on in your boys
01:04:36when they're all in drive straight to the dock
01:04:38well where's still the jaw to the old barney come on
01:04:52it's eleven o'clock i wonder what they got us here for
01:04:56what's that guy what's the matter what's the matter what's the matter
01:05:02open that hole don't be late in the morning
01:05:05hey did you get golly ah he can't get away from the river golly's finished
01:05:20inspector oak it's about leela what about leela i thought that'd interest your friend from chicago
01:05:26or i'll cut out the palaver where's leela in my flat where in my flat if i don't come to
01:05:33picture by
01:05:34midnight she'll die do you understand me die i've left orders that won't be disobeyed where is your
01:05:41flat let me go on away
01:05:43help that guy isn't bluffing i'm is getting short inspector
01:05:48can anyone work a crane yes and i can i used to know a man what lived him what but
01:05:52a mind said
01:05:52never mind that bring him down oh dear it's a different model
01:06:16bring him back you fool
01:06:40i've seen him go in there we can just do it come on come on
01:06:47wait a minute
01:06:52dale dale dale dale dale
01:07:16hello southern god elk speaking
01:07:21was that you sir yes sir we got the lock
01:07:26mr sanford yes sir he's here
01:07:29what's that oh he's been promoted has he
01:07:33assistant to the chief of police of chicago
01:07:35looks like having his hands full in fact they're full already
01:07:40what's he doing well sir he's looking like the well-known north north somebody said to
01:07:45the celebrated lady hardy kiss me hamilton
01:07:48yeah
01:07:50yeah
01:07:52yeah
01:07:53yeah
01:07:53yeah
01:07:54yeah
01:07:56yeah
01:07:56You