Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein Page #4
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Or did we both come along
for the ride? No, no.
Perhaps I should introduce
myself. I'm Professor Stevens.
This is Miss Raymond, Wilbur
Gray, and I'm Chick Young.
How do you do, Miss Raymond? How do you do?
I have work to finish, but it
shouldn't take more than a few minutes.
Wait in the library. I'll be right
down. We're here to pick up Sandra.
Of course. I'm sure
she's around somewhere.
Wilbur!
Sandra, hello.
That girl, who is she? Um, mmm...
Uh, she's Chick's date. She's
going to the masquerade with us.
I told you to come here alone.
We'll have to get rid of them.
I'll have to get rid
of somebody.
Hello, Sandra.
Hello, Chick.
Joan, this is Sandra.
Sandra, Joan.
Nice place you have here, Doctor.
Who told you I was a doctor?
Why, the young man
who answered the door.
Oh, Professor Stevens.
I'm on a vacation, you see,
and traveling incognito.
What are you doing here? Same thing.
Shall we get going? As
soon as I put on my costume.
Would you like to powder
your nose? I'd love to.
I'll be right back,
Wilbur.
I'll be right back, too,
Wilbur.
Toodle-oo!
Oh.
Chick, there's a time in everyone's
life... when they get in trouble.
I'm in a mess of it now. What's wrong?
I've got two girls.
You know the old saying?
"Everything comes in threes. " Suppose a
third girl should fall in love with you?
What's her name? We'll
say her name is Mary.
Is she pretty?
Beautiful.
She'd have to be. Now you
have Mary, Joan and Sandra.
To prove to you that I'm
your pal, your bosom friend,
I'll take one of the girls
off your hands.
Chick, you're what I call
a real pal. It's all right.
You take Mary.
They're all upstairs. Hello.
Hello?
Is Dr. Lejos there?
Just a minute. Somebody wants to know
about a Dr. Lejos. I don't know him.
Hello? Who is this speaking?
This is Wilbur Gray.
I thought I recognized
your voice.
This is Talbot speaking.
Listen. I just got a line
on Dracula and the monster.
Dr. Lejos has been receiving
a lot of electrical equipment,
just the type necessary
to revive the monster.
So what?
I'm way out on an island.
I've got my own problems.
But listen.
I believe you're in
the house of Dracula right now.
You can find the monster,
and I'll...
Hello?
Wilbur!
Come here! Chick, you don't
know what you're doin'!
What's the matter with
you? Shh, quiet. Come here.
- You didn't hang up the phone.
- Let him hang up the phone.
Who? Dracula and the monster live here.
Don't start that again.
Who told you that?
Talbot. He also said we've got
to search the place. Come here.
Come over here.
Listen, Talbot, enough is
enough. Wilbur's scared...
Hello? Hello? He's gone. So am I.
No, you don't. I'm gonna settle this thing
once and for all. We'll search this place.
It's past sunset; and if Dracula
is here, he's gonna want breakfast.
And I'm fatter than you, and it
ain't gonna be me! Just a minute.
It ain't gonna be me! I'm gonna prove
how crazy both you and Talbot are.
We'll search this place,
right from the basement.
Chick, we'll search it, you and
I together. Now we're talkin'.
Atta boy. You search the basement,
I'll search outside. No, you don't!
All right, I'll search outside. and you
search the basement. That's different.
Mm-hmm-hmm. It
worked! Ha-ha! Come on!
Let's look around here.
There's some doors
down there.
You think we oughta tell Sandra
where we're goin'? Certainly not.
You look over there.
Well?
Broom closet.
Broom closet? Look out. Mm-hmm.
Come on.
Broom closet?
Come on!
Wait for me.
Whoa!
Chick! Open!
Whoa!
Ooh! Chick!
Ahh! Chick!
Ah, Chick!
Aw, stop! It's the truth. Come here.
All I did
was like this.
I tell you, right over
there. Where are they?
They're in there.
Listen.
Wait. I'm gonna
look around.
You go ahead. If I don't find
anybody, I'm gonna beat your ears off.
Honest.
They're over there.
Oh, no. I ain't goin'
near that place anymore.
Whoa! Ooh!
Open sesame!
Open sesame!
Well, where are they?
They must be in there.
Stop. I'm getting sick and tired
of this silly nonsense of yours.
Some guy going around...
Uh-uh, uh-uh.
Another guy goin'... Uh! No, no!
The one guy goes...
And the other guy,
not like that, like this.
All right.
Put your hands down.
Come on, the girls
are waiting for us upstairs.
Yes, we're old friends.
Will you be long?
Just a few minutes.
Miss Raymond?
Yes?
I'm ready.
Shall we go?
Of course.
Here's your purse, dear.
Thank you.
Who screamed?
You did! I did? Ha-ha.
Listen, Wilbur, if you don't
stop imagining these crazy things,
I'll take you to a doctor
to have you examined.
But I saw them. And when
I see what I see, I saw it.
Mr. Talbot, he saw it too. Talbot!
He's crazy. You're both crazy!
Sandra.
Sandra, I've gotta tell you. I
was downstairs in the basement.
Basement? What were you doing
down there? I opened the door.
He opened the door and fell
down the stairs. Fibber.
How careless.!
You should be careful.!
A person can get killed! I
hope you weren't disturbed.
It's perfectly all right.
Introduce me.
This is Miss Raymond.
Mr. Young.
And this is Wilbur.
Ahh, Wilbur!
Why!
I've heard so much about you, I
feel as if we have already met.
I must say, my dear, I approve
very highly of your choice.
What we need today
is young blood.
And brains!
Oh, don't be bashful.
Come.
Hello, Dr. Lejos. I've been
looking for you all day.
Every time I ask Dr. Mornay what that
equipment is going to be used for,
she says to ask you.
Of course.
Didn't I hear that you
were going to masquerade ball?
Yes, we have our costumes in
the boat. Oh, you young people!
Making the most of life...
while it lasts.
Thank you.
Professor,
you worked hard and well.
Why don't you join them, and save
your questions until tomorrow?
Under ordinary circumstances I'd
say no, but... if you don't mind?
Not at all. Good. I'll get my coat.
too many for one boat.
But if the professor and this
lady and gentleman go on ahead,
Wilbur and Dr. Mornay
can... I'm afraid I can't.
What's the matter? I've suddenly
developed a splitting headache.
I'm sorry, Wilbur, but
you'll have to go without me.
Nonsense! It will pass
as quickly as it came.
It's no use, Doctor. I shall
have to go directly to bed.
Pardon me. Well, Chick,
there goes your date.
What was that all about?
This is too dangerous. The girl
is an insurance investigator.
Stevens is asking
too many questions.
Wilbur was up to something in
the basement. We ought to wait.
And jeopardize the success
of the operation? Never!
I must warn you, my dear Sandra, I am
accustomed to having my orders obeyed,
especially by women
Don't try to scare me,
Count Dracula.
Here. The Secrets of Life
and Death by Dr. Frankenstein.
Memorize them. Operate yourself,
if you're in such a hurry.
I have other ways
of securing your cooperation.
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