It Couldn't Have Happened (But It Did) Page #3

Synopsis: When a play's two producers are murdered, the playwright tries to solve the crime.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Phil Rosen
Production: Invincible Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.6
APPROVED
Year:
1936
70 min
17 Views


known as a mate for exactly what you

have to do with all this whiny sister

whatever do you mean

we've got work to know you've got a

start to learning council meal we'll be

looking for an answer to yours

come on in welcome out to you I don't

like the idea of fouling around it I'm

gonna be late getting Romeo's office

now we've almost an hour come on

well how do we begin I'm the faintest

idea I told you I'm no detective I wanna

did sometimes I get so disgusted with

you I could well I almost we were in the

wrong place

anyway we know who killed Harper the

real mystery is who killed Holden

well we can practice looking for clues

here and go to the apartment later all

right you have my future all plan

doesn't you more than you think huh I

didn't hear a shot I don't know the size

of the wound Connor must have been shot

with a cannon and I'm not hard of

hearing oh well come along it's almost

7:
30 you know Greg something wrong with

this murder

don't tell me you think that is wrong so

the way you would be behaving mom would

think it was just a pleasant way to

spend the dollar after noon

seriously though there's something about

a lot of key it doesn't fit in with the

rest I don't know what you're raving

about is all cut and dried

Holden came into the reception room laid

low net officer Toccata I came in here

then he came in through that door and

blurry blurry return to his office

coming out to the reception room that's

it he came into the reception room and

went off to the reception room yeah

that's exactly what the second room is

our fault but there's a door from.

Holden's office leading into the

corridor so why should he pray pass the

smoke coming in past me going out well

what difference did it make

and another thing when they left the

office why does a dash out so suddenly I

know why Holden Lee did he went to

answer that telephone call

remember that accounts for Holden the

white is Carter scram first hmm oh oh he

probably had an uncontrollable desire

for a cannibal ice cream sundae that's

right yes cute just one on the verge of

a discovery come on is getting late I've

got it Carter heard that phone call -

over the extension his phone was off the

hook remember not fair mr. Evans not

fair

now if we only knew what that phone call

collision pose related when you found

that out shall we

the speaking of uh New York if we don't

- get to with offices at the reserves

- outlet he bought us

We pull the piece and then grab me

alright sorry I have to do it

that's my stand there and let the

murderer scary come on in

Conway oh yes Tyson guarding out as he

told me when he found you snooping

around come on have a go hope I didn't

hurt you too much that you came at me so

quickly is it like a tiger I was pushed

you mind telling me just what you're

doing here I didn't want to come here

but she insisted on working out the

correct solution to this mystery in his

own way he came here looking for

evidence and clues you're kind of a big

boy to be playing cops and robbers

aren't you by the way yes what are you

doing here oh I'm paid for it

here waste of taxpayers money probably

so let's get out of the station before

we waste too much come on don't let five

jump ahead of police already I'll do

anything to help uh-huh Greg doesn't

need any help and mrs. Stone found out

- anything definite of course who do the

- thing

Well I I guess that's that thank you

very much mr. Stone I'm going out

I have course run along Thanks here's

the preliminary on holding all tank or

stone yeah

wait a minute will you I've missed and

miss crackling Sam what

and you got dog to you that wire how

you've each told me individually that

you saw Holden is approximately 440 when

he left the office after killing Carter

now is that correct right

where were you between two and thirty

five why I was in the reception office

dictating to me

smiley how about you a couple of guys

get smudged at four forty and we've got

to give out advice a two and three aisle

are you I was at a movie watching

Shirley Temple why was I get a bang out

of that kid and you're all convinced

that Holden kill car oh well that's the

first time I have inure corpse to commit

murder.

Oh what do you mean well here's the

coroner's preliminary report it is the

opinion of the examiner that the

deceased met death between 2:00 and 3:00

o'clock in the afternoon

if possible but we all saw him of course

we did and one of three things is true

either the coroner's mistaken all.

Holden's corpse killed Carter or else

- you're the three biggest liars listen to

- me I searched

Oh thanks for the lift and goodnight

oh wait a minute I'm coming with oh no

you're not oh but I want to help solve

this mystery

I'm fed up with our mystery I'm going to

bed yes it's a minute pal

are you throwing me down they'd be

reasonable William how can you expect me

to solve a mystery to has the entire

homicide squad biting its nail if they

can't crack it

now what has the police stop that you

haven't done everything a complete set

of reports on the whole case for example

you mean those papers O'Neill kept

looking at sure you had that stuff could

you work out the answers but I haven't

got a son already try oh so you just

gonna sit back a little Neal have always.

Lori exactly but Greg can you get this

through your head I'm going upstairs I'm

gonna have a nice hot bath I'm gonna get

into bed I'm going to sleep I'm not

gonna wake up until O'Neill has his

whole thing solved so goodnight and

goodbye.

Oh party TR did you hear the music's

going wrong they shall rock you Oh

hashey I wish you'd rather quit trying

to sing or get yourself tuned getting

tuned haha very - good joke agree to

start and what ha ha

70 not quite good oh hey hey hey what it

try to do I'll boil me no no you bet.

Oh mr. Song yes I'm to thinking you're

not cheating on me tonight someone maybe

not to me and why are you two thinking

that oh thank you hey hey wait a minute

wait a minute wait wait where are you

going

or through gee my government mr. Morita

watching me with kind permission tonight

ah she gave birth I promise I can help

with hoppy cake candles you have yet

this is yes I allow o-genki

actually

Ashley Patrick

oh hello I'm very sorry because of the

very important

hey that axe isn't getting over with me

I know how little you care for your

husband no I'm not crying about Ellis.

Gregor you must tell me who killed

Norman Carter ah

so the morning golfer Carter is it dark

or tell me who was it a murder do I have

the vaguest eyes I know better than that

well it's a lot of nonsense but you are

trying to solve the case.

Linda said you were Linda is a one-woman

misinformation Bureau I might be able to

help you

I tell you I don't want help I'm not

interested in the murder mystery all I

want is a nice hot bath and get to bed

and there's always been terrible jealous

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Arthur T. Horman

Arthur T. Horman (September 2, 1905 – November 2, 1964) was an American screenwriter whose career spanned from the 1930s to the end of the 1950s. During that time he wrote the stories or screenplays for over 60 films, as well as writing several pieces for television during the 1950s. more…

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