It Happened Tomorrow Page #4
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...things that are too close
sometimes are out of focus
Then how did she predict the hold-up
that took place today?
You're right my friend, I forgot.
Sometimes she can see
things like that
Sometimes?
What about now?
I'm sorry but our time is up
You'll have to ask that question
some other time
Will something happen tonight?
A crime?...
...fire, theft, murder
or something like that?
Sylvia, I know you are
very tired but...
do you see anything
going to happen tonight?
I can't hear you
I told you she was very tired
She can't even hear me
Speak louder!
Sylvia try, try hard
What do you see?
I see nothing.
That shows it's a moonless night.
How can anybody
see anything in the dark
Thank you, Professor
I am not in the dark...
...I see an open and shut case.
Wait a minute, Seor.
Wait...
Now... now I see in the darkness.
It is night.
Yes, tonight.
I see a river...a bridge...
I see a woman walking
Then what happens?
She jumps.
She's in the water.
She goes under.
I don't see her anymore.
All you've got to do is talk, son,
and you'll be out of here
Just tell us where we
can collar them desperados.
Try and remember.
I tell you I don't know.
I'll be outside if you
want to talk to me.
Think it over
It wasn't worth 10 years
of your life, was it?
Pop!
Pop, where have you been?
I've been looking all over for you
Oh just around, my boy.
Did I meet you last night
or did I dream it?
Tell me, did you give me a newspaper?
It didn't do you any good
did it Larry?
Oh Pop, I'm in a jam. Nobody
believes me. I can't get out of here
Why don't you say something? What are
you looking at me like that for?
I'm kinda surprised to see you here,
that's all
I figured you'd be on your way
to the river by this time
You ought to be there a little after
midnight. You've got to be.
Who says so?
Why, I just read it.
Don't tell me that's the next
tomorrow's paper.
Isn't that what you want?
No!
- You want to tell me something?
- No!
Yes!
Maybe... wait.
Pop, does it say anything
in the paper about those bandits?
Here it is.
- They've been arrested.
- When were they? Where?
Tomorrow morning in the Union Bank.
The police were waiting for them.
You wrote that!
What about me?
Oh, you'll be a hero
- For telling the police?
- No.
I better read it to you
"Unknown woman makes suicide leap.
Jumps to death
from 9th street bridge.
Larry Stevens.
"Evening News" Reporter...
...makes heroic attempt
at rescue in river.
Body not yet recovered
- Now I don't believe a word of it.
Why, it says so here
But I'm being held here.
I can't get away.
Even if I could
I wouldn't go to the river
Even if I did I wouldn't jump in
What kind of monkey
do you think I am...
to risk my life
for a woman I don't know...
when I do know she can't be saved.
Don't ask me my boy.
I'm no prophet.
- I'm just reading this.
- Enough...
...I never want to hear
of that paper again.
You hollering for me?
No, get outta here
and leave me alone.
Look, if you let me out I'll tell you
where you can get those bandits.
Now we're getting somewhere.
Tomorrow morning at the Union Bank.
All you have to do is wait for them.
Come along, Mister.
Alright, Stevens, Alright
We'll be waiting at the bank.
But if you're fooling us, remember
we know where to pick you up
You can go now.
Thanks, Inspector.
Where's Miss Smith?
I owe her an apology.
Miss Smith disappeared
after the show Mr Stevens
Her uncle says he don't know
where she's gone.
That's right, I don't know.
But he knows.
Listen, this guy's trying to steal my
niece. She's infatuated with him.
Say that again please.
Listen you, you whippersnapper
I'll hit you over the head...
Alright, shut up the both of you.
Before you go Stevens I'd like to
get to the bottom of this.
At what time did the girl
tell you about the hold-up?
- She didn't tell me at all.
- Of course she didn't.
- Now you're lying.
- Listen, I aint lying.
you admitted it
I didn't know you was
a police Inspector
Oh, I see
You don't understand. I was just
putting on an act for Beckstein
That's Barnum & Baileys big man.
Don't you understand?
How could you...
You're an intelligent man?
How could you believe
that we could predict anything
that we don't know nothing about?
And by the way,
who heard the prediction?
Did you hear it?
I didn't
No, but I did hear
the prediction tonight?
Ah, that's bunk Inspector.
Bunk!
How could she know anything
about a bridge and a river
and a woman commiting suicide?
Now, how could she?
Did Sylvia say that?
Shut up. She was just trying to
get us out of a tight hole. You too.
Bridge...river?
Did she say the body
would never be found?
She didn't say that.
- Now...
- She didn't know.
What is this nonsense?
Don't let that guy get away.
You'd keep him in here
if you know your business
If I know my business,
you're coming with me.
- Wait.
- Come on.
What happened?
What's the matter?
A woman just jumped in the river!
I saw her!
Save her, Save her!
- That's the idea.
- Go ahead, jump.
- I can't swim.
- I can't either.
- Niether can I.
Officer, Officer.
Can you see her?
No, no we can't see anything.
Then there is no use
for me diving in.
I better get a boat.
Hurry, Officer. Hurry!
Did she do it?
Now, don't get excited.
We'll save her.
- Oh, I know you won't.
- You know, eh? Are you her husband?
- No, let me go
- Wait.
Just who are you anyway?
Larry Stevens. "Evening News".
What a man!
If I could swim, I'd do it too.
- What was his name?
- Stevens. "Evening News".
What they won't do to get a story!
Sylvia, Sylvia!
Larry.
What are you doing here?
Now you've spoiled everything.
Sylvia darling,
I knew you were in danger.
I wasn't.
I was just trying to save you.
It looks like we were
both trying to save each other.
I had to make a prediction...
...and I had to make it look
like it really happened.
Oh you wonderful, foolish
little darling.
- Yes, but I didn't know...
- You didn't know what?
That the water would be so cold.
Now I know the newspaper was wrong.
Newspaper?
Oh, never mind. You're here alive.
I found you.
There's the boat.
Look! Her hat floating.
Her hat maybe, but the girl
must have gone down like a stone.
Let's go on further.
Yeah, no hurry. It'll be just another
case of body not recovered
Did you hear that?
That's what I want them to think.
"Body not recovered"
Gee Whizz! and if I get it
that'll be the headline
What if they find me here
Don't worry, they won't
I know they won't
Now you can put me down.
No, No you're dripping wet.
How can I explain
a girl's tax in the hallway?
Open the door.
Sylvia?
Alright, you can come in now.
Hey, you're just
I feel perfectly silly
How can I go home like this?
There's nobody on the street
this time of night...
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