A Night for Crime Page #7

Synopsis: A dark night in war time, with several black-outs, it's just a night for murder. Susan Cooper, a fast-talking girl reporter, doubles as amateur sleuth solving yet another mystery among Hollywood's famous.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Director(s): Alexis Thurn-Taxis
Production: Producers Releasing Corporation
 
IMDB:
5.5
Year:
1943
68 min
101 Views


chief I guess that answers up the case

thanks to Susan

yeah thanks Susie you did a swell job

what were you going to say Harlan I uh I

I forgot one thing still puzzles me how

did you know it wasn't Mona before she

picked up the pin I just played a hunch.

Arthur didn't write that confession I

did he died without saying a word

girlfriend I'm beginning to appreciate

you more every minute I am too that's

swell of you fellas but there's one

thing I'd like you to explain to me mr.

hawk

how did you know that the girl you

thought was Mona was in Reno well

between the time I called you at your

place and we went out to Mona's place

for the questioning she called me from

the railroad station she asked me to go

to her safe and get some letters but

before I'd agreed I made her promise

that I could come to Reno and shoot the

rest of those scenes did she tell you

why she was leaving town oh she was

having some trouble with a boyfriend

said she was on the verge of a nervous

breakdown

ah then it was you who tried to strangle

me that night I say what is this a

frame-up oh she's kidding your heart she

knows it with the chauffeur told me I'll

give you a lift back alive you certainly

may baby Hoffman I up stay here to clear

up some details

we're not the splendid opportunity for

you to divorce Hoffman from his bed

listen nobody's taken my badge away not

- till I've had time to lock you up some

- fine day for life on that sweet of you

Hoffman but you're a little bit late

I've already promised y'all hey is that.

Cale screwy or am I yeah yeah well

here's the payoff bought the chauffeur

was married to this demented sister

they'd been blackmailing Mona for years

and when she clamped down on them Murray

choked her to death so to protect her

the chauffeur killed a Smith girl none

attempted a few other murders

yeah how hot was it Suzy go away the

boss will hear you yeah

we'll lose your story now how about that

race yeah but we could be different

Susan we could get married here in Reno

no Joe no I mean yes boss

yes oh you're a peach huh

ah think nothing of it if a certain pal

of mine would say it's just an

open-and-shut case

come on I ought to give up but I don't

sport we've got to get back to Hollywood

further over the fourth interceptor

command the Hollywood Network is now

leaving the air we will retrain when the

blackout is over another blackout go

through that business all over again

yeah but let's get the beginning and go

on right from here together you really

think it about do I big why all the

illumination brother don't you know

there's a blackout turn out those lights

see here our guides at the civilian

defense but to me you're just a bundle

of nerves do you turn out those lights

or do I have okay uncle this matter

hey you own a second-story window turn

off those lights well Sue's now that

I've got that satellite

hey what Susan wait a minute Susan I I

want to ask you something

the answer is still no then hoax them up

there in that camp if you don't come to

see me sometime I mean you're sure honey

and before I go I thought yo I've always

been crazy buddy uniform

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Arthur St. Claire

Arthur Frederic St. Claire Evens (born July 20, 1899, New York, died October 18, 1950, Los Angeles, age 51) was a screenwriter who wrote the script for the Frank Buck adventure thriller Tiger Fangs. more…

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