Charlie Chan at the Olympics Page #6
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- 1937
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I asked Hopkins for an explanation.
He ignored me, went over to the desk
and started to pack the device in a handbag.
I tried to stop him,
and he drew a gun.
I grabbed for it. He tried to shoot me.
In the struggle I was hit on the head.
[Officer]
You can't go in there. It's forbidden!
Forbidden, my eye! I'm workin'
on this case. I'm Chan and Son.
- Hello, Pop. I got some valuable information.
- Go ahead.
As Betty and I drove up, we saw a man
drop out of that window into the garden.
Two guys helped him.
They started for a car. I went after them.
One of the guys slugged me.
They got away.
That settles it. Hopkins
will be apprehended immediately.
In Berlin,
things like this cannot happen.
No. By this time he's probably disposed
of the device and is on his way out of town.
What's your connection
with the Cartwright invention?
I tried to buy it from Hopkins,
but he wouldn't do business.
Then when it was stolen
in Honolulu...
I figured that Yvonne Roland had it,
so I followed her.
But flying into San Francisco,
she outsmarted me.
I caught up with her again on the Manhattan,
but I didn't get anywhere.
She stuck too close
to her friend Masters.
Wait a minute.
Look here, Mr. Chan.
I didn't have anything to do with this.
That's why I came here tonight-
...to make Hopkins take back
what he said about Betty and me.
I suppose the reason you didn't
come up here right away was...
...because you had a date in the lobby
with Yvonne Roland.
- Yvonne Roland? In this hotel?
- Dick, is that true?
- Well, l-
- Oh!
- Hey, Betty.
- Wait! Give explanations to the police.
All right. I did see her,
but I didn't have any date with her.
Just as I came in she was standing
in the lobby. I started after her.
I wanted her to face Hopkins
to help clear me.
Well, she ducked into the florist's shop,
I followed, but she got away.
Then I came up here. And now I'll take care
of you for making that crack in front of Betty.
[Whistle Tweeting]
- Take them out of here.
- [Dick Straining]
[Officer]
Get out. Get- Get out of here.
- Mr. Chan, I apologize. It's impossible.
- [Door Closes]
- Things like this cannot happen in Berlin.
- [Clicks Heels]
[No Audible Dialogue]
- You were successful?
- Yes, Your Excellency.
- I received it directly from his hands.
- Very good.
Examine it, Carlos.
I hope you have the draft for the price
agreed upon, Your Excellency.
You will receive it as soon as the transaction
is completed- Before I leave Germany.
Yvonne! What is this?
He's double-crossed you.
"Compliments of
the Olympic Committee." Very clever.
The book must have been
substituted at the sports forum.
There's only one person clever enough
to have done that: Chan, the detective.
Our game is with the Oriental now.
[Lee]
But when did you get it, Pop?
Took opportunity to acquire same
during excitement in girls' dormitory.
Then no wonder you weren't worried
when Hopkins got away.
Important lesson for good detective:
When all players hold suspicious cards,
good idea to have joker up sleeve.
[Laughs] Well, we got that cleaned up, Pop.
Now all we have to do is land the guy...
...that killed Miller
and round up this gang of spies.
[Knocking Continues]
Letter, Mr. Chan.
- [Coin Clinks]
- Thank you so much.
Thank you.
What it is, Pop?
Envelope, like skin of banana,
must be removed to digest contents.
Ticket to Olympic Games and letter.
Gee! Box 22.
That's where all the big shots will sit.
Letter apparently from big noise also.
"His Excellency,
the Honorable Charles Zaraka...
"requests the pleasure
of Mr. Chan's company...
...at the opening
of the Olympic Games."
Zaraka?
You've never met him.
I have never met Santa Claus either,
yet accept gift from same.
[Marching Band.
Fanfare, Up-tempo March]
[Crowd Applauding]
[Applauding Continues]
[March Continues In Distance]
Mr. Chan?
We haven't met, but I'm sure
you've heard of me. Yvonne Roland.
acquaintance before leaving Berlin.
- This is His Excellency, the Honorable Charles Zaraka.
- A very great pleasure, Mr. Chan.
This is most unexpected compliment
to humble policeman.
Are you sure that fellow
knows his stuff?
He's the best in Berlin.
He'll read every move of their lips.
All right. They're in Box 22.
[Applauding Continues]
[No Audible Dialogue]
[March Continues]
A most illuminating spectacle,
Mr. Chan-
...the nations of the world about to struggle
for supremacy on the field of sports.
Yet behind all this there is another
struggle going on constantly...
...for world supremacy
in a more sinister field.
It's not a game
for amateurs, Mr. Chan.
I hope you get my meaning.
Could not be more clear
if magnified by 200-inch telescope.
Then wouldn't it be advisable for you
to turn over the Cartwright invention to us...
...and return to your own little game
in Honolulu?
Perhaps...
...but player sometime disregard
even most expert coaching...
...from sidelines.
- You have the afternoon to consider it.
- Thank you so much.
That's all I wanted to know.
Stick around. Enjoy yourself.
She's even got the nerve to sit in a box. Why
don't we go in and make the cops arrest her?
Well, that's a box reserved for the foreign
diplomatic corps. The police can't butt in there.
As long as she's with that big shot,
she's protected by his diplomatic immunity.
Oh, you'd find some reason
to stall out of it.
All right.
Have it your way then.
Aw, Betty,
you shouldn't be like that.
on the spot by his girl all the time.
[Applauding In Distance]
- He's right over there by that center arch.
- Thanks.
Mr. Lee Chan?
I have a message for your father.
He's on the south side
of the stadium in a box.
- Will you take me to him, please?
- Sure. Now you fix things up with Dick.
I'll see ya later.
Let's go, my man.
Drive us around the south entrance.
- Okay.
- No. Let's walk. It's quicker.
- Dick! Dick!
- [Car Door Slams]
- Get going!
- [Engine Starts]
Dick!
Mr. Chan, the ceremonies are almost over.
What is your answer?
Only one possible for... Amateur.
Device will be returned
to United States War Department.
- Thank you so much for a very enjoyable afternoon.
- It was a pleasure.
- Here.
- Let me go, you idiot!
Mr. Chan,
Lee has been kidnapped.
Lee?
You have our deepest
sympathy, Mr. Chan.
If we can be of service,
please call on us.
- [Knocks]
- Come in, please.
There is no news yet.
If the boy is in Berlin,
we'll find him.
on every known criminal hideout.
Don't give up hope.
Ancient Chinese philosopher say...
"Hope is sunshine
which illuminate darkest path."
[Glass Breaks]
"If you wish news of your son...
"be in your same seat
in the Olympic stadium tomorrow...
...alone and unguarded."
Eleven more hours
of anxious waiting.
Don't fear, Mr. Chan.
Tomorrow they'll walk into a trap.
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