Jewel Robbery Page #6
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- Year:
- 1932
- 68 min
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12 witnesses who will swear
that he spent the entire
afternoon with them
at his aunt's house,
15 Miles away.
That's not true.
Well, certainly not.
Neither am I short and fat,
as you told the police.
How do you know that?
I, uh, overheard your
conversation in the bedroom.
While I was undressing?
You were everything
I anticipated.
Cognac?
Thank you.
Well, I'm glad.
Yes, I'm very glad
that you're here.
- You excite me.
- If you hadn't come,
I should have had to go
and look for you.
You are making me
divinely happy.
How dare do you present me
with this ring.
Oh, forgive me, but the ring
was yours originally.
Yes.
Yes, that's true.
But don't you understand
that if I --
the only way
that I can get the ring back
is to have the police
return it to me,
following your arrest.
I'm sorry, but, uh, that method
of returning it to you
doesn't intrigue me.
Then take it back,
at once.
No, I'm not in the habit
of taking back gifts.
If you don't want it,
give it to the police.
But that's just what I can't do.
Don't you see?
No,
I won't take it back.
If I keep the ring,
it makes me your accomplice.
It binds me to you.
A consummation devoutly
to be wished.
Be careful.
If you drive me too far,
I'll scream for help!
I will not take back
the ring.
So, you will not
take back the ring?
No.
Well, then, hands up.
Are you sure
that's loaded?
If you don't steal back
that ring immediately,
I'll shoot you.
You want to make a pool
of blood, huh?
Yes.
Well...
If you insist.
Ohh.
Did I hurt you?
D-do be a bit more careful,
won't you?
Now...
Let's try it again.
I don't know what to do.
Why did you come here tonight?
A philanderer would say
because he loved you.
So I can't say it.
But I do.
I can't believe that.
Why?
Because --
how old are you?
- 15.
- Huh?
Oh, I've lived 15 years.
The rest doesn't count.
Your conscience?
Uh,
beautifully clear.
Your past?
Fortunate.
Your future?
Doesn't exist.
I live only
for the present.
And the present is you.
I beg your pardon!
No one knows
I'm in the house.
Night is before us,
and, if you wish,
at dawn we shall have
That's not possible.
A man like you
doesn't climb a drainpipe
just to make love
to a woman.
- True, alas.
- Ah.
quarter of the city.
An army of detectives
is searching for me.
think of looking for me
is your bedroom.
Oh. So you expect to stay here
until morning?
Oh, I'm forced to.
Tomorrow the chase
starts all over again.
I must have
a peaceful night.
A peaceful night
in my bedroom?
Tomorrow I'll disappear
and take my loot with me.
What loot?
Forgive me.
I forgot to tell you.
I've deposited
What?!
In the rear compartment
of your safe.
Uh, the police will never think
of looking for them there.
You mean Hollanders
whole shop's in there?
No, uh,
only the diamonds.
Take it
right out of there!
In that small, brown,
leather bag.
Take it away at once.
But honestly,
it's the best place for them.
I shall
go out of my mind.
- Who's there?
- Berta!
There's a detective here
from police headquarters!
A detective?
madame!
What'll I say?
We're already in bed.
We're already --
I'm already in bed.
Tell him he'll have to wait
till I dress.
- The drainpipe. The drainpipe.
- One moment.
I'll have a look first.
They mustn't
find you here.
No luck.
Two policemen below.
Quickly, hide.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
not there --
my husband's bedroom.
Oh, if he should
come back?
The detective says he
can't wait any longer, madame!
Don't be nervous. If there's
any danger, depend on me.
Yes, yes! I'm coming!
Good evening, madame.
I am from the police department.
Oh, please,
won't you sit down?
so late,
but I'm here
on an important matter
in connection with the jewel
robbery of this evening.
Yes?
The examination has taken
a suspicious turn.
It involves you
more than ever.
Me?
And in one
of our best hotels,
we seem to have found
a valuable clue.
Really?
A distinguished young man of
fashionable appearance.
Yes?
Two hours
after the robbery,
this young man returned
to his hotel,
and most significant,
he carried in his hand
an ordinary, harmless-looking,
brown, leather bag.
Why should I be interested
in anything of this kind?
I beg your pardon.
I merely mentioned it that you
might have a complete picture.
When the gentleman
left the hotel,
the brown, leather bag.
He climbed into a taxi,
the detective
directly behind him.
Must you go
into all these details?
Wait a minute. The taxi
proceeded along the ring,
past the Karls church, and turned
into the Argentinierstrasse.
Into my street?
And there it stopped.
The gentleman left the taxi
and went the rest of the way
on foot.
Presently, he stopped
in front of your house.
Ohh!
Your house, madame.
And that is why
I permitted myself
to disturb you
at so late an hour.
Oh, but I-I still
don't understand why --
it is my opinion
that this man
himself in this house.
Impossible!
What are you
going to do?
- Search the house.
- Search the house?!
Why are you so frightened,
now that you are safe?
Oh, yes, yes, of course.
Search the house.
Search thoroughly, from roof to cellar.
Begin at the cellar.
Perhaps
you will be so kind
as to leave the method
of search to me.
First of all, I should like
to look at your jewelry,
to make sure
that nothing is missing.
That won't be necessary.
I've just looked myself.
It's all there.
- And this ring?
- What?
There's a description
of this ring with the police.
This is
the excelsior diamond.
Oh, no.
No, you must be mistaken.
Madame, how did this ring
come into your possession?
Well, this evening,
when I opened my safe,
I found it there.
Really?
That must be
a most interesting safe.
We will examine it
a little more closely.
Ohh!
Oh. Oh. No.
Well,
this is delightful --
a leather bag,
a harmless-looking,
brown, leather bag.
I swear I'm innocent.
And in it, the stolen jewels
from the Ringstrasse.
Oh, surely, surely
you don't believe that --
you may have
a plausible explanation
for this terrible situation,
madame.
But as a police official,
I must unfortunately
do my duty.
Oh, what are you doing?
I'm ringing
for the maid.
- Yes, madame?
- Madame's bag --
- and pack what may be necessary for a night.
- A night?!
It may not be necessary
after all,
with your
husband's influence,
but first of all
we shall have to go
- to the house of the police president...
- No.
...and after,
if he thinks it's necessary,
- to the police station.
- No. No, it's incredible.
I can't go.
I won't go, I tell you.
Think of the scandal.
The police aren't afraid
of scandals.
Baroness Horhenfels
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