Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein Page #3
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- 1948
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to be. Stop this nonsense!
You're Wilbur Gray?
Yes, sir.
Then you must be Chick Young. So what?
I'm Lawrence Talbot. I've been
looking all over town for you.
You didn't have to look far.
We were in jail. Yes, I know.
I'm the one who telephoned you
not to deliver those bodies.
I knew they were alive! Oh! Oh!
So you thought I was imagining things when
I told you about the fellow eight feet tall...
walking with the stiff legs, and
the other fellow with this here.
Wait! You're crazy,
and so is this screwball!
Look, I have my own troubles.
Worse than you think.
I followed Dracula
all the way from Europe...
because I believe he's going to try
and revive the Frankenstein monster.
We must find him and destroy him
before he can do this! Wait a minute.
Go down to the police, tell them you know
the story about Dracula and the monster.
They'd be very interested. I can't do that.
Because then I'd have
to tell them who I am...
and why I know
what I know.
Soon...
Soon the moon will rise.
I haven't time
to explain.
I've taken the room across the
hall. Here's the key. Lock me in!
Lock you in? Yes, please. Hurry!
It's silly,
but I'll do it.
He's scared too.
Remember, no matter what
you hear or what happens,
don't let me out!
"Lock me in. " That guy
is screwier than you are.
He is not.
He's a nice man.
He's worried about the police getting
him because he knows they're alive.
I'm going to bed.
Well...
Hey,
he forgot his bag.
Mr. Talbot,
you forgot your grip.
Mr. Talbot?
Mr. Talbot?
Now, how'd he
get out of here?
Hmph.
I'll leave him a note.
I left your bag...
in the bedroom.
Wilbur.
I wonder if
he counted these.
He might've.
Aah!
Maybe he didn't.
A fine insurance company
I'm doing business with!
Outsmarted by
a couple of morons!
Those two crooks
got out of jail on bail!
We know, Mr. McDougal,
but you see we...
In fact, I arranged it. Who are you?
This is Miss Raymond, an
investigator from the home office.
It's my job to find
those missing exhibits.
I'm sure I can persuade the chubby
fellow to lead me right to them.
Naturally I couldn't persuade
him very well in jail.
Wilbur, please! I've had
nightmares all night long!
I don't want to hear any more about dead
bodies. I saw what I saw when I saw it.
All right.
Am I glad to see you.
Will you talk to that guy?
Sandra! Darling, I heard what happened.
That's awful. They can't put
They can't, but they did.
Thank you for bailing us out.
I? I only learned
about it this morning.
Didn't the policeman tell you
a lady bailed us out? He did.
Wilbur, you haven't been
untrue to your Sandra?
Sandra, how can you look
me in the face and say that?
How can you look him in
the face period? Hmph.
I came by to remind you about
the masquerade ball tonight.
I was getting ready
to pick up my costume.
Come by for me early,
dearest. About sunset.
Alone.
Good-bye.
What I'd like to know is, what
has he got that I haven't got?
A brain.
Ahh.
A brain.
I'd like to know
where it is.
Oh. She forgot
to kiss me good-bye.
Mmm! Oh, oh.
Now who is this? She's...
She's... She's beautiful.
I'm Joan Raymond.
She's Joan Raymond.
I'm the girl who arranged
your release from jail.
Why should you want
to spring us?
Do you believe in love
at first sight?
Well! As long as you
put it that way, I, uh...
That's what happened
to me.
Wilbur, darling!
Miss Raymond, when did this
mad feeling first come over you?
The instant I saw you in the baggage
room. I knew then that I wanted to spend...
every minute that
I'm in town with you.
You did?
What are we doing tonight?
He's going to a masquerade ball.
But, uh,
I'm not doing anything.
- In that case, you'll be lonesome.
- Well, naturally...
Darling, I haven't been to a masquerade
ball in ages. I was hoping you'd ask me.
Wilbur!
Come here.
Miss Raymond,
will you excuse me?
Oh,
you irresistible boy!
Do you want me? Yes, I
want you. Come over here.
I just wanted to get a good
look at you in the light.
I still don't get it.
Jealous?
Wilbur, I'll have to go out
and get a costume.
That's funny.
I was just going too.
I'll go to my room, pick up a couple
things and meet you in the lobby.
All right.
In the lobby.
I'll get my hat and coat. I'll
Now you've got two dates. What
about Sandra, you bigamist?
Sandra? I don't know.
Joan is awful cute.
All right, you takeJoan, I'll
take Sandra. Oh, Sandra sends me.
Then I'll takeJoan.
Joan sends me too.
Listen, you sawed-off Romeo,
in a minute, I'll send you!
You don't even appeal
to me.
Look, Wilbur, we've always
been pals, haven't we? Yes.
We've always shared and shared
alike, haven't we? Mm-hmm.
Let's be reasonable.
Come on.
I've always shared with you. That you have!
If I had two cigarettes, I'd
give you one. That's right.
If I had two pair of shoes, I'd
give you a pair. Don't I know that?
And if I have two girls... Well?
Why don't you light that cigarette, put on
those shoes and take a walk for yourself?
That's what I'm going to do,
but with you.
This key don't fit.
This is Tal...
Talbot's key.
Boy, what a bender
he must've been on last night!
Hey, Mr. Talbot.
Mr. Talbot!
And I thought you were such
a nice man. Look at yourself.
You're a mess.!
Last night...
I went through another
of my horrible experiences.
Years ago I was bitten
by a werewolf.
Ever since,
when the full moon rises...
I turn into a wolf
myself.
Oh, pal,
that's all right.
I'm sort of a wolf myself.
And here I thought...
I thought that you were the
only one that would believe me,
that you were the one that
knew I spoke the truth.
You have seen...
the living dead.
Mm-hmm.
I came all the way
from Europe...
because Dracula and the
monster must be destroyed.
Together
we must find them!
Let's not start that
all over again.
I can't go. I've got a date.
In fact, I've got two dates.
But you and I... have a date with destiny.
Let Chick go
with destiny.
Won't you please?
Huh?
You kids stay here.
I'm going up and get Sandra.
She's mine too.
Pardon me just a minute.
Wilbur!
Look, you've got Joan and
Sandra. You've got two girls!
How about the two girls we had last
week? Let's not talk about that.
You got no kick comin'. You had
the best lookin' one. So what?
Yours had teeth.
Yours had teeth too.
Did you see that tooth?
I happened to see it.
Mine had so much bridgework, every
time I kissed her I had to pay toll.
What's the use?
Wilbur, can't we both
go along too?
Yes, mon amour. That's
Spanish. That's French.
How do you like that? I speak
French too. You cute devil!
Stop that.
Come on, lead the way. Come on.
Hello.
Hello.
Is Sandra in?
Who?
Sandra.
You mean Dr. Mornay?
If that's what she is, I'm
just what the doctor ordered.
Come in.
Thank you.
I thought Sandra
was your date.
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