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01:47"...I will not allow his radio contracts to be cancelled,
01:50as his step-father, thirty per cent of his income, belongs to me.
01:54And thirty per cent to us.
01:56After all, we are his aunt."
01:57And who gets him all the job? I do.
01:59That's why I'm being paid 10% for doing all the work.
02:02His records are bringing in $2,000 a week.
02:05And my share of that is, uh...
02:07Uh, Jerry, how much is it?
02:10$600.
02:11Then our share is $600.
02:14And besides my $200 cut, 30% goes to the government.
02:17Ladies and gentlemen, please.
02:19I realize that your sole incomes are derived from the contracts you negotiate for this child.
02:25But I'm not concerned with your personal problems.
02:28My client, the Superior Pictures Corporation, offers $100,000 for Ronald Kimball's services for one picture.
02:35For his services, mind you, not yours.
02:37Now all I want to know is, are you prepared to deliver him to the Hollywood Studios for the month of June, July, and August?
02:43Why, Mr. Cancel, the other contract.
02:46Can't he do those, too?
02:48I understand Jack Benny and Walter Winchell do.
02:51But how can Ronnie be in New York and Hollywood at the same time?
02:54If you can figure that one out, Mr. Stone, it's a deal.
03:24My clients' interests are my interests, and I must protect them.
03:27Protect mine, too.
03:29Well, I thought everything was all set.
03:32Our company met your demands.
03:34$150,000 for the picture.
03:37Now you want us to cut our working day in order to squeeze in broadcasts and recordings.
03:43I don't see how you can fairly ask it.
03:46Not only do good pictures take time and care, but that boy needs all the rest he can get when he is not working.
03:53As it is, I don't see what time he gets for playing.
03:56He has half an hour before breakfast, and then it's time for his violin lesson.
04:00And his bodyguard takes him for a walk after dinner.
04:03Three times around the block.
04:05And of course, when it's raining, he goes in the car.
04:08You see, Mr. Gifford, an artist's life is a short one.
04:12And I want to get all the money I can for Ronnie while he's in demand.
04:15I understand, Mr. Price.
04:17Just a moment, please.
04:20Ronnie, don't you think you'd like to look over the studio?
04:24Thank you, Mr. Gifford. I'd like to do that.
04:27Otto, you take Ronnie out and introduce him to the We Kids company.
04:31Show him around the lot, whatever he wants to see.
04:34Yes, sir.
04:36I think we can discuss this business without Ronnie's presence.
04:44Hey, kids, come here a minute.
04:48This is Ronald Kimball. He's going to make a picture here.
04:51Make yourselves acquainted.
04:53Hi, Ronnie.
04:55Gee, isn't he cute?
05:00What are you made up for, little Lord Nelson?
05:04Gee, are you making a test for that part, too?
05:07I tried for it, but they said I wasn't the type.
05:09I hope you get it.
05:11You want to play?
05:13Certainly. Thank you very much.
05:15You can play with us. We're sure to tackle.
05:18I choose you. Come on, guys. Let's get going.
05:31Get over there.
05:34Watch that guy. And if he gets the ball...
05:46Boy, that was some tackle.
05:48What a grip. You sure got strength in your arms.
05:51That's from playing the violin. Gives you muscle.
05:56Ronnie, what are you doing?
05:58You hurt yourself. Then you won't be able to work anymore.
06:01Have you no consideration for your mother's feelings?
06:04Ronnie, if you hurt yourself, what could we do?
06:08I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:10I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:12I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:14I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:16I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:18I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:20I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
06:22Ronnie, if you hurt yourself, what could we do?
06:28Gee, I made a touchdown.
06:38Oh, at last a home.
06:40Being cooped up in those six suites at the Beverly Arcadia hotels
06:43had me practically screaming.
06:45I believe we'll be quite comfortable here, Lottie.
06:47My room will have to be done over. I don't like green.
06:50And mine, green makes me bilious.
07:01Well, what do you think of this place?
07:04Nice little beam, too, isn't it?
07:06It was I who convinced Mr. Gifford
07:08that Ronnie could take care of his record and radio contracts
07:12without interfering with his motion picture work.
07:15Oh, boy, a swimming pool.
07:21Jerry, have the pool drained at once and build a fence around it.
07:25He might fall in.
07:26You're quite right.
07:28If anything happens to the boy, what would happen to us?
07:33I don't see why I can't have the kids over to play sometime.
07:36That will do, Ronnie.
07:38I've told you you must have nothing to do with those rough studio boys.
07:42And that's final.
07:44Wasting your time playing when you should be studying.
07:47My heavens. Come, come, Ronnie.
07:49It's time you should be practicing for your broadcast tonight.
07:51Why do I have to practice? I've played them a hundred times.
07:55Why can't I go out and play like other boys do?
07:58We fret and worry to see that you keep improving.
08:01And this is the thanks we get.
08:03You must learn the meaning of gratitude.
08:07All right, then.
08:18Do you have to follow me everywhere I go?
08:21That's what they hired me for. Ain't I your bodyguard?
08:24Nothing's going to happen to me in here.
08:27Hey, do you think you could squeeze in Schubert's Serenade for me?
08:31The way you play it, it does something to me.
08:34Well, I'll try.
08:36Thanks.
08:48Stop it.
08:54Dear Kreutzer.
08:56If he heard the way you have played it, he would turn all in his grave.
09:00I know the piece. Why do I have to practice it?
09:04What you need is discipline. And I'm going to give it to you.
09:08I'm going to give it to you.
09:10I'm going to give it to you.
09:12I'm going to give it to you.
09:14It's discipline. And I'm going to give it to you.
09:34Now we'll try it again.
09:44Blondie, I'm ashamed of you.
09:46How do you stop this thing?
09:51There ought to be a law against selling such music.
10:45Well, what have you got there, doggie?
10:48Well, I don't want it. I'm sick of the thing.
10:59Oh, so you're a retriever, eh?
11:02Well, since you like it so much, you might as well wear it.
11:07Now go on, then. Shoot.
11:12Oh, well, have it your own way.
11:15Come on.
11:17But it's your business to know where Ronnie is.
11:20Where is he?
11:22I don't know. I tell you, I was standing at that door all the time.
11:25And I didn't hear nothing.
11:27Then how do you know where Ronnie is?
11:29I don't know. I don't know.
11:31I don't know. I don't know.
11:33I was there all the time, and I didn't hear nothing.
11:36Then who hit me on the head and threw me into the closet?
11:39It looks like a well-planned job to me.
11:41It was done so silent-like.
11:43What do you mean?
11:45Kidnappers.
11:47We're ruined.
11:49Heavens, I'm bankrupt.
11:51Certainly. We looked everywhere for him.
11:54He's gone, I tell you.
11:56Disappeared. Vanished.
11:58Mr. Price, I'll come right over myself.
12:01When did you arrest the boy?
12:03This morning.
12:05Did you live here? Yes.
12:07Who are you? Bodyguard.
12:09Without a general broadcast, Ronald Kimball has disappeared.
12:12Regarding Ronald Kimball, here is a description.
12:15Age 10. Height, 4 feet 10 inches.
12:18Weight, 112 pounds.
12:21Last seen wearing an Eton jacket.
12:24Black swimsuit tie.
12:27Hi, kid. Come on in.
12:29Thank you, I will.
12:52Hey, can you swim? No.
12:54What did he dive in for? He must be smart.
12:57He said so.
12:59I wouldn't dive in if I didn't know how to swim.
13:01I'm nervous.
13:03Come on.
13:06Who's a little sister?
13:08Who's a little sister?
13:10That's mine. Leave it alone.
13:12Let's go.
13:23You think you're smart, don't you?
13:26You're a regular scrapper.
13:28I'll say.
13:30It's a swill name.
13:32Yes.
13:34Scrapper.
13:36Ronald Kimball. Violinist.
13:38The police have ruled out the theory that the Gollinger gang
13:41was located in the southern states.
13:44This is the end of the news.
13:47If there are any further developments,
13:49we will inform you immediately.
13:51We will continue with our program.
13:53The news is good.
13:55So the Gollinger gang is going south.
13:58Where do you think we're going? Florida for the winter?
14:01I'll be happy when the chief shows up.
14:03There are too many people to suit me.
14:05What difference does it make if the chief comes first?
14:07We have to wait for Duke.
14:09Do you have some sugar?
14:13Yes.
14:15Do you know who that Robbins is?
14:17He paid 3 million in taxes last year.
14:20It's a shame that the government has all that money.
14:24I wonder if we can get some of it.
14:26Listen, Popcorn.
14:28Don't do anything until Gollinger gets here.
14:30Did you hear the news?
14:33I don't want to hang that Kimball face on us.
14:36That kid must be worth $100,000.
14:39They say he's feeding a bunch of leeches
14:41that rob him of every penny he makes.
14:44Disgusting, I call it.
14:46Yes.
14:47Can you imagine selfish people like that
14:49picking on a poor, helpless kid?
14:52Maybe we could figure out a way
14:55to get in on this local mob.
14:57Yes, we could.
14:59Listen, you fools.
15:00Didn't I tell you we can't do anything until the chief gets here?
15:03I wish Duke could get here.
15:05He's the kind of guy I'm anxious to see.
15:07Maybe he decided to go to Mexico alone.
15:10Not that you or he's as honest as I am.
15:14Why worry about him?
15:15It's not him I'm worried about.
15:17The dough he's carrying in that little black bag.
15:19You know what that means to us.
15:21Yes.
15:22Heavy sugar for us,
15:23and a passport out of the country for Gollinger.
15:26Here's hoping that nothing happens to that little black bag.
15:36Ow!
15:58Oh, I'm sorry.
16:00I thought you were an Indian.
16:05What does it look like the measles you better take it on the lamb kid what beat it I got
16:17work to do
16:18the other way to work are you still here see didn't I tell you it was all right go on beat
16:37it yeah I'll help you come on I'll help you finish it I was afraid of that
16:52what's your name kid scrapper at least that's what they call me oh a tough guy huh my name's
17:07Duke oh you're the Duke of something like the Duke of York I met a Duke once no they
17:14just call me that on the count of because I'm a snappy dresser you know a lady's man
17:18gee I'll bet I know what you are you're a G man huh are you on a case now listen scrapper
17:33I can't say nothing see us G men got to work secret like you didn't even see me if anybody
17:39asked you got to turn off up here for pinecrest that's a joint way up in the mountains but
17:44say I ain't supposed to tell you nothing I didn't see okay Duke how about letting I mean
17:52letting me switch on the radio just a minute well all right only I wish it was time for
17:57Amos and Andy to give you the latest developments in the chemical case police are now the opinion
18:08that Gollinger is implicated we regret to say that due to the disappearance of Ronnie
18:11Kimball tonight's who's your health food program featuring the young violinist will not be heard
18:16can you imagine that Gollinger never even heard it Duke you certainly are smart you're a swell
18:24G man that's why they hired me Gollinger had nothing to do with it because Ronnie
18:29Kimball wasn't kidnapped how do you know because I'm Ronnie Kimball I wasn't kidnapped I just ran
18:38away well youse is just kidding ain't that it no Duke I'm not kidding I'm really Ronnie Kimball
18:45I switch clothes with a scarecrow oh gee what's the matter Duke youse is a fine when you is not
18:54telling me that's like double-crossing every cop in the country's out looking for you you want me
19:00to get picked up but well they can't do anything to you now but you see it means I got to do a
19:09lot of explaining I gotta dump you and quick there scrappers a couple of bucks that'll get
19:20you home them cops catch you don't talk well won't I I mean ain't I ever going to see you
19:34again oh sure scrapper we've pals if you ever get to Washington hook me up
20:05listen lug what kind of a driver are you I guess my brakes need adjusting or something
20:20now don't get excited I'll pay for the damage I know when I'm wrong I have a good mind up
20:28it was it was unavoidable I'll pay for the works mister here
20:33huh I must have left my pocketbook in overcoat
20:45yeah this ought to cover the damages nonsense I carry insurance oh but that'll be dishonest
20:52jipping the insurance company yeah oh well if you insist take it out you have the bumper
20:58repaired I bring the change back to mr. mr. Duke just the name how do you do mr. Duke
21:04I'm Benjamin P Robbins head of the International Chemical and president of railroad utilities oh
21:09glad to meet you I'm standing railroad they've been making no money on account of because the
21:14bus is kind of muscling on their business is that a fact I think you've been misinformed
21:18the absence report showed the railroad to increase their business 70% over the previous
21:23year is that a fact I ought to know didn't I pay $50,000 income tax on just one of my
21:30railroad stocks last year 50,000 that reminds me pardon me brother
21:48what crude people you don't appreciate ours ah can you imagine me getting the room right next
22:01door it's easy yeah and you almost got yourself in a nice jam out front smacking that car no
22:08nothing like that that was Robbins the railroad man hey do you know what railroads actually made
22:13money last year can you imagine that say when you plant that sugar safe under my mattress heard
22:20from Gollinger he'll get here don't worry okay you better get that sugar in here never know
22:25what's happening when you ain't in the room okay solitaire I was just gonna suggest that myself
22:30hey wait a minute got your passkey sure go this way
22:35you know it's the chief would get here I get nervous just wait
22:43surprise like to come in the front door like company one more surprise like that and they'll
23:09be taking you out the back door for good say anybody see you come in here with that why that's
23:15so hot there's smoke coming out of it what do you think I am a dumbbell how about a nice quiet
23:23little game of poker that's a good idea we'll play a few hands till the chief gets here come
23:28on hey hey there you go blundering again just what I'm about to win you mess things up I wish
23:34Tango had drilled you I'm sorry solitaire but how did I know you was winning for a change no no no
23:41not within their guard solitaire why a blind man could read the box on the back of them well my
23:47eyes ain't so good as they used to be I gotta have big marks on them it's my opinion the boy's been
23:52kidnapped and if he has it's a professional job a band of cold relentless criminals we've done
24:01our part officers are patrolling every highway in the state every intersection is being watched
24:06cars are being searched in the hope of uncovering whereabouts of the boy now you've got to do your
24:12part and it's not going to be easy promise of the return of the victim is always made in exchange of
24:17money and seldom fulfilled because people in your spot try to handle it alone now you're not competent
24:24to deal with these people we are that's our business not the first word you get in regard
24:29to running I want you to communicate with me.
24:39You got the coffee. That's some dog you got there son yeah.
24:48I'll give you fifty cents for no I wouldn't sell him for anything.
25:00Well. You're hungry.
25:09But you want some of my hot dog. All right come on I'll take two of these please.
25:20No you can't have any of this candy bad for your teeth.
25:29Well.
25:40Why do you stick around here with the black tape I'll continue on up the highway.
25:48Get them made it with your dog son wants to go home with. Him like you all right you're not
25:55going up by Pinecrest are you sure I'm going within a couple of miles of the plane hop in.
26:13Wait a minute this is important.
26:15Calling all cars and blocking all cars and blocking this is the last broadcast on
26:20Kim waited your post for that is all that means me guess we'd better step on it what
26:25happened a rich kid's been kidnapped we're on a manhunt.
26:32It must be tough to be
26:33a kid. Yes what did you say your name was done on this that is where I get out we
26:41nearly passed it all right.
26:45I. Think.
27:03Come on.
27:15I.
27:46Think. How far is it to Pinecrest about two miles. She that's
27:52a pretty long walk why don't you let it ride the rumble. You mind writing with
27:57a top down no I like to write anyway.
28:15You. Well here you are at the end of the line.
28:33Not me going in and quiet the dead don't tell you whether your friend is alive
28:37thanks I will. You want me to take your horse around the stable I'll take it myself
28:44you're not going to make
28:45a hell of
28:45a house I thought I mean it's a Tom Carter. But I tell you there's no one registered
28:52by the name of you was I said it would be the very first one to know about it. However
28:58the man that you describe must be Mr Edwards in room one eighteen the last one to
29:03check in.
29:14And.
29:30It's supposed to be the cops have picked up the chief listen popcorn don't be getting
29:34no idea we're waiting for Gollinger I'm getting mighty nervous waiting and I just
29:40as nervous as anybody else but we can't do nothing until Gollinger gets here.
29:51Oh there you are young man I was funny where you are I have Mr Edwards for you now
29:55he was in another room I just use
29:56a telephone right around. The issue
30:05this is. Say I'm going to see you at one I've discovered something.
30:13Well all right stay there I'll be seeing you. I don't know what all the dollars
30:18the enemy. I guess my luck's turning sour.
30:27We're going to go in here a minute I'll be right back. I'll stay give me.
30:31Give me three. You know you want to be easy now easy.
30:37I'm saying exactly I have to go but. Hey can you beat that. A full house three
30:44aces in
30:44a pair of kings he's off it's not you just discover and that that guy's up to
30:51something deal me out this hand. And we have to make a contract not mine I'm playing
30:57solitaire.
31:01And. I thought you
31:10was going to keep away from me like you said you're trying to come up to work. I
31:14came to bring you your wallet you dropped it when you let me out. I would you
31:20bring it back when you go on home or I wouldn't do a thing like that to
31:24a pal or bank scrapper but now beat it when you let me get busy but you've got
31:28something I've got to tell you you know who's got the room right next to you.
31:33I mean you're getting what you're doing snooping around waiting for going to show
31:38up to you but you're brave. I bet I know why you haven't arrested the gang.
31:45You're waiting to take going to two and single handed sure sure kid but now you've
31:51got
31:51a beat I'm taking my life in the hands as it is I beat it will you please. I'll go
31:57if you think I'm in the way that's
31:59a nice kid and you just scram out of here and leave everything to me.
32:07Well so long you so long pal. Come on.
32:11I can.
32:22You know how it is the dollars just won't leave me alone oh sure I know I was
32:28a fancy one I saw you talking to down in the lobby with
32:30a pants on in the sweater Oh that kid he was trying to sell me
32:35a magazine said he was working his way through college.
32:4150
32:49miles an hour through
32:49an intersection but it was
32:51a boy. But
33:02did you get this what's the difference it's good ain't it wait until my boss finds
33:06out about this you'll be sent so far into the sticks you have to chop your way back
33:09to civilization. That's you can explain how you happen to have this bill you will
33:15have plenty of chopping to do yourself I feel have the car back by evening it wasn't
33:20much of
33:20a smash up. Did you find your friend yes I saw him this is my father's cat and
33:27glad to know you know the one of your fellows I bet. I want to marry you she's got
33:34a pretty rich daddy oh she's too old for me but I know it's well fellow she ought
33:39to marry well who's that old friend of hers he can support her in the style she's
33:45been accustomed to why worry about that you said you had plenty of money. Come on
33:51scrap and let you and I go for a walk before it gets dark see you later daddy.
34:01A scrapper. Trying to do is steal my girl. Getting pretty late hadn't you better be
34:08starting to home young fellow very far to go or quite
34:11a way. See those dark clouds up there that means a storm I don't mind
34:17a storm but regardless. You've got to get you home before the storm breaks.
34:22Well I don't have to be home if you're telephoned at your house. Well.
34:29We can call his mother and tell her he's safe with us he could stay here for the
34:32night with you could I that would be swell you show your mother won't mind I'll
34:38telephone and explain no thanks but I'll call her myself I'm good at explaining.
34:49She is well I like to live in
34:52a place like this. You do that's yours for
35:00a night. Want to try it. There you are young fellow you think you can sleep up
35:07there oh I can sleep any place and now that the sleeping problem has been said
35:12to give
35:12a little thought to food I've been thinking about that poor kid you must be starved.
35:18No no but Hercules here must be hungry he had to run most of the way. Now what do
35:22you think Hercules would like to dinner a sirloin steak smothered in onions I don't
35:27think you'd like the onions. I'll have to get it ready at once I'll do. You call
35:33madam Jesus take this big. And how do you offer his excellency yes ma'am I know
35:40yes she's champagne for the game. Yes. I'm
35:46glad there is any butler around here I wouldn't make that would you not
35:51a bit you better find
35:52a post now spread that they must be worried about you all know the worries about me
35:56but I'll call me.
36:04See that he falls down we don't want him to get into any trouble I'll see that he
36:08calls Scrapper and I are going to fight for that first dance tonight. How about
36:12a scrapper Oh no we won't fight you can have all the dances with
36:17a scrapper I'm afraid you're a little fat. I wonder
36:24what she meant by that.
36:25And. Here we are scrapper.
36:35Jeans boots and everything. The need to go to the jean wears boys clothes
36:41oh well in that case I'll wear your head and.
36:44You. Know you.
36:51Wait a minute we bad men always check our shooting irons when we dine in public.
36:58But then we're going to eat here. I usually take my meals out of the lot but
37:05why do you do that when you have
37:06a kitchen and a stove gee I wish I had a place where I could cook my own dinner
37:11would you rather eat here scrapper I don't think. All right but you'll have to help
37:15me with the cooking oh boy just like we were out camping.
37:27I miss. You're simply devastating.
37:30I guess you are.
37:37You know it's usually good but that's always expected to have
37:41a person. We have it.
37:57Now honey what could they do without me.
38:00Why. I'm not used to being.
38:08You go right over there and sit down you can watch me.
38:17Didn't you enjoy your dinner all the dinner was all right. I know what you need
38:21a small. Say what's it's going to cost me
38:25a new fur coat now I want you to have
38:27a good time to see but remember once you got that
38:30a problem you have my word. Why do you don't you
38:36trust me. I'm just playing.
38:50Thank you Miss Robin.
38:57Thank you. Very pretty good band and he's moved babes around here
39:04just learned a few new steps from
39:05a honey up in San Francisco what a kid. You save your feet and you may need
39:11him for
39:11a quick getaway how can I concentrate with you bobbing around that's what I say I
39:16got to use my mind. What do you say.
39:20Well. I mean. OK thank you I'll call you twelve thousand and raise your ten
39:27pounds. I give up about you thank you I'll give up.
39:33I'll call you what do you got to pay nine five.
39:40You got me being
39:41a bunch of love this is a pleasure. I think I'll go out and look around a little
39:47bit might be overlooking. Imagine that me winning fifty grand.
39:55Gee I wish we were playing for keeps but I'm heading for the lunch. I think I'll
40:00take this over and plan it on the mattress I don't I don't need this room to go
40:04on to get there are you insinuating that I need to be trusted I've got ethics.
40:10That's what I say and I bring it all the way through seven states and it's just
40:14as fresh as the day it was born.
40:25There's our girl scrapper.
40:26And.
40:44Let me take your place and you can. Thank you that's
40:47a very nice gesture but you come back when you're grown up. But I can really play.
40:54Now run along and you're bothering me.
41:03Please I won't hurt you about it this is not
41:07a toy it cost money I paid fifteen dollars to this file and now go on go on I'm
41:11working I mean I'm playing well that is what I'm playing I'm working I go on got
41:16a. Scrapper. Did you find your mother like you promised.
41:23Not yet but I will I told Tom I'd phone from here honey it's getting late.
41:28That's in charge to call to me.
41:38Up to you mother. I want to call Beverly Hills
41:44please baby two one three seven. I have
41:48nothing to say. I wish I could just use the telephone right around there.
41:56Yes. I do anything to get Ronnie back safely for
42:03a child I hope no harm come to him he wanted to learn to swim.
42:10And I had the pool drain for Ronnie how he must be suffering.
42:19A lot. Long distance yes hello hello is this
42:23a Kimball residence hello I don't think this is me running I'm all right.
42:32Who are you phoning to. I was just calling. I see
42:38Ronnie Kimberley but we're talking to the Duke about this afternoon.
42:43Duke. Who's he. I don't know what you're talking about
42:49and my dear Mr Turner. I should say lucky Mr Turner I wish to be two very charming
42:54ladies read and miss. Simpson I said that upon me.
43:01But are you certain it was Ronnie I'm absolutely positive Captain Captain can't
43:06you do something please they're trying to trace the call the report back in a minute
43:10report back in a minute calm yourself. As you say the call came from Pinecrest
43:16Lodge thank you.
43:21Get me the municipal airport.
43:23And.
43:34Really I told you not to bother me.
43:44All right really don't get excited but wait
43:47a minute. Thank you and remember I'll still be here.
43:53And.
44:00The second I want to tell you I started to tell. You still here.
44:09But you can see I was telephoning and scram you want to go up to work you don't
44:15only see you never even saw me get.
44:17It. Excuse me sister I got to talk to somebody about.
44:29Get a load of the kid. You know that kid is I should I know that's Ronnie Kimball.
44:36Not really the Duke's got
44:38a mistake down trying to pull someone aside your eyes shall we relax until the
44:45chief gets here.
44:47And.
45:10And they couldn't get along without you even
45:13a child.
45:37You never had a kid play like that before.
45:39Only came. Yes that's it why can see his father's oxford accent sticking out of
45:44his ears.
46:08And.
46:29Can't you do something to make the plane go back there I'm afraid not it's going
46:33to
46:33a hundred miles an hour now. I mean every special number
46:40fourteen calling every special number fourteen calling every special number
46:44fourteen hello Captain Blake on the line. I swear.
46:52That those part of the registered mail robbery committed by the gun and you're
46:54going back in Chicago they were all gold certificates. You say the show for pick
47:00the bill up at Pinecrest ties into the information we have about young people's
47:04whereabouts. I'm flying down there now. Send out
47:10a general alarm and move in on the lot.
47:18I don't keep I want to change I've been dodging coppers all the way this kind of
47:22kid disappears and I get the blame and you'll be back that comes from having your
47:25reputation. You know if I can play the violin no time for riddles where solitaire
47:31never mind solitaire that could play the violin is Ronnie Campbell. What's he doing
47:36here but I asked you he brought him here ask him I'll break his neck. I
47:42see there's your sugar all safe and sound. Well if you give him
47:48a two hundred bucks to bring it to you I'll spread you right bringing the hottest
47:52kid in the country to
47:53a hideout what are you trying to do get smart chief I didn't do nothing how can I
47:58help you the kid follows me here kids like me I better go get solitaire he's watching
48:04the kid I was thinking I'll do the thinking bring them both up you better let me go
48:08acting chief the kid knows me better than him.
48:11To
48:21the one he's out for half an hour. It's
48:26a bit. Come on kid we got business I got
48:33a surprise for you your folks are on the phone up in my room you want to talk to
48:37them don't you oh yes thank you. So you're Ronnie Campbell.
48:46Yes. What are you doing here. Say boss you're not
48:53a little bit are you here's
48:54a good chance to add to what we already got I'm not overlooking the thing. I'm in
48:59there. All right let's get out of here.
49:08You'll be out for
49:08an hour. You'll be out for
49:15an hour to do what you want OK I'll take that.
49:30Out for
49:31an hour with this job. She scrapped her.
49:44Back come back.
49:45Back.
49:54To stop him. Don't be
49:58a fool to. Everyone stay where you are nobody will get hurt. Keep playing.
50:16As I need to be the kids I have to get hurt I said they kept stage here. Double
50:21crossing right.
50:32Want to make trouble.
50:46With.
51:04And I have my same room please.
51:07I. Don't worry scrapper. I really
51:13aren't hurt much it just grazed me. She knew.
51:19You're a swell G man. You almost caught him single handed. Sure kid.
51:28Please send you to the best hospital give him anything he wants he's my pal.
51:35And she drew. Your best friend and don't you worry about me. Because I'm going to
51:40be all right.
51:45I don't forget. Whenever you're in Washington look me up. So long scrapper.
51:51Ever. So long.
52:01I insist you say you mean you insist nothing I insist that you're the one to save
52:07me when you two boys please quit arguing I think you're both swell.
52:12I. Don't know. Why are you so
52:20excited I just went for
52:22a walk darling the swimming pool will be filled tomorrow and you can play with the
52:26kids whenever you want.