Rendezvous

Synopsis: In 1917 Lt. Bill Gordon is headed for France when he meets and becomes friendly with Joel Carter, niece of the Asst. Secretary of War. Finding out that he is an expert on codes, she gets her uncle to cancel Bill's orders and has him reassigned to break enemy codes. In his new assignment he becomes involved with beautiful Russian spy Olivia Karloff, who is working for the Germans, and must juggle Joel's affection and his pursuit of Karloff's connections to retrieve a stolen code book.
Genre: Comedy, War
Production: Warner Home Video
 
IMDB:
6.6
Year:
1935
94 min
Website
145 Views


FEUER... EINS!

HERE, GENTLEMEN,

IS WHERE THE ADELIA

WAS ATTACKED AND SUNK.

YOU SEE, SHE WAS WELL INTO

THE DANGER ZONE.

OUR PROPOSED CONVOY SYSTEM

IS SIMPLY THIS:

BRITISH DESTROYERS WILL MEET YOUR

TROOPSHIPS AT THIS DANGER ZONE

AND CONVOY THEM:

TO THE FRENCH COAST.

NEITHER THE SHIP AT SEA NOR THE BRITISH

DESTROYERS WILL KNOW UNTIL THE LAST DAY

WHEN AND WHERE TO MEET.

EVERYTHING DEPENDS UPON THE

SECRECY OF THIS RENDEZVOUS POSITION.

IT WILL BE SEN BY WIRELESS IN CODE.

BUT OUR CODES:

HAVE BEEN READ BEFORE.

WELL, IT'S THE HOPE OF EVERY MILITARY

CRYPTOGRAPHER TO INVENT AN UNBREAKABLE CODE.

I'VE HAD 3 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ON

THE EUROPEAN FRONT.

ALL THAT EXPERIENCE HAS GONE INTO THE

MAKING OF THE NEW CODE THAT I NOW OFFER YOU.

WHAT IF WE SEND A MUNITIONS

SHIP UNDER THIS NEW SYSTEM

BEFORE WE SEND:

ANY TROOPS?

WHAT DO YOU HOPE

TO GAIN BY THAT?

A TEST OF:

MAJOR BRENNAN'S CODE.

IF THE MUNITIONS SHIP GETS

THROUGH WITHOUT ATTACK,

OUR TROOPSHIPS:

WILL FOLLOW.

IT'S GREEK TO ME.

LET'S HOPE IT'LL BE GREEK TO THE ENEMY.

WAS IST DAS?

THE NEW CODE.

HMM.

HELLO,

YOUR EXCELLENCY.

MR. GORDON! I HAD

NO IDEA YOU WERE...

ANYWHERE BUT 6,000 MILES

FROM HERE, HUH?

MAKING TROUBLE FOR DIPLOMATS

WHO WANT TO KEEP SECRETS.

EXACTLY.

WHEN I WAS IN TOKYO,

YOU GAVE ME MANY

A SLEEPLESS NIGHT.

WHAT NOW? HAS YOUR PAPER

TRANSFERRED YOU TO WASHINGTON?

OH, I'M NO LONGER A

NEWSPAPERMAN, YOUR EXCELLENCY.

WELL! THAT'LL BE GOOD

NEWS IN MANY A CAPITAL.

ESPECIALLY:

BERLIN, SIR,

SINCE BY WAY OF ENCOURAGING THE ENEMY,

I'VE JUST BEEN COMMISSIONED A LIEUTENAN

IN THE:

UNITED STATES ARMY.

AH. NOW YOU MAKE ME FEEL

TRULY SORRY FOR THE GERMANS.

YOU'LL FIND OUT WHAT THEY INTEND TO

DO BEFORE THEY KNOW IT THEMSELVES.

OH, I'M AFRAID YOUR IMAGINATION'S

RUNNING RIOT A LITTLE-

YOUR FIRST FAILURE

AS A PROPHET.

OH, YOUR EXCELLENCY!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

THERE WE ARE.

PAPA GREGORY?

HMM? JOEL, MY DEAR!

HELLO, DARLING.

I WANT YOU TO DO

A FAVOR FOR ME.

HMM? OH, SO I WAS A BRIBE.

WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO,

PARADE WITH YOUR SUFFRAGETTES?

OH, YOU DON' LIKE THAT, DO YOU?

I DO NOT. YOU RULE

YOUR MEN COMPLETELY,

AND YET YOU'RE

NOT SATISFIED.

YOU WANT I IN THE LAW BOOKS.

NOW,

DON'T YOU WORRY.

ALL I WANT YOU:

TO DO:

IS TO POINT OUT BORIS STRONSKOFF FOR ME.

BORIS STRONSKOFF? HE

WAS STANDING RIGHT OVER-

OH, THERE HE IS NOW

WITH HIS BACK TOWARDS US.

I HAVE A BRILLIANT IDEA FOR

MY RUSSIAN BAZAAR NEXT WEEK.

I'M GOING TO ASK HIM

TO SING FOR US.

I BEG YOUR PARDON,

MONSIEUR STRONSKOFF.

OH, MONSIEUR STRONSKOFF,

YOU DON'T KNOW ME.

I'M JOEL CARTER.

AH.

I CAN SEE THAT YOU'RE

ONLY USED TO THE FRENCH.

IN RUSSIA, WE HOLD

THE HAND MUCH LONGER.

YES. YES, OF COURSE,

BUT I-

I JUST WANTED TO ASK IF YOU'D

SING FOR US NEXT WEEK, MONSIEUR.

IT'S FOR CHARITY,

YOU KNOW.

YOU SAID SING?

JUST A FEW SELECTIONS,

OF COURSE.

IT'S FOR THE RUSSO-AMERICAN

RELIEF COMMITTEE.

AHA. WHY DO ALL

AMERICAN WOMEN PURSUE ME?

WH-

OF COURSE,

I DO NOT BLAME YOU.

YOUR MEN HERE,

THEY ARE SO WEAK.

THEY ARE NOTHING.

I- I DON'T THINK

YOU UNDERSTAND, MONSIEUR.

IT'S JUST THAT I WANTED YOU

TO GATHER TOGE-

AH, YES, I UNDERSTAND.

THESE MEN HERE, THEY...

UH, THEY BORE YOU.

BUT THIS WEEK, I HAVE

NO TIME FOR YOU AT ALL.

MY TIME IS, UH,

OCCUPIED.

BUT NEXT WEEK...

OH, EXCUSE ME, PLEASE.

PAPA GREGORY?

HMM?

HE'S GONE CRAZY.

WHO'S GONE CRAZY?

BORIS STRONSKOFF.

I TALKED TO HIM JUST NOW,

AND HE DIDN'T MAKE

A WORD OF SENSE.

YOU TALKED TO HIM?

YES.

HA HA! ALLOW ME.

MISS CARTER,

THIS IS BORIS STRONSKOFF.

MADAME.

HOW DO YOU DO?

THEN WHO IS:

THAT MAN? LOOK.

HO HO HO! IS THAT THE MAN YOU TALKED TO?

YES. I ASKED HIM

TO SING FOR ME.

SING? THAT'S

WILLIAM GORDON.

HE WAS HEAD OF THE A.P.

BUREAU IN THE FAR EAST.

JUST COME HOME:

TO JOIN THE ARMY.

HE BELONGS IN FRONT OF A

DRUGSTORE IN THE MIDDLE WEST.

OH, NO. HE'S NO AS BAD AS THAT.

STILL, HE DID MAKE A RATHER

STRANGE REMARK TO ME A MOMENT AGO.

ME, TOO.

OH, JOEL, WILL YOU

HELP US AT THE DOLL BOOTH?

WHY, OF COURSE.

WHAT CAN I DO?

COME ALONG, DARLING,

AND I'LL SHOW YOU.

GOOD-BYE, PAPA GREGORY. I'M

OFF TO MAKE YOUR FORTUNE.

I'VE GOT THE VERY PERSON. SPLENDID.

ATTENTION, EVERYONE.

THIS IS SOMETHING

VERY SPECIAL.

I'M GOING TO SELL THIS DOLL

TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

WHOEVER BUYS IT WILL BE KISSED

BY MISS JOEL CARTER.

OH, NO! I COULDN'T!

YES, YOU ARE.

WHAT AM I BID?

OH, NO, REALLY,

MRS. HENDRICKS.

MY DEAR,

IT'S FOR CHARITY.

COME ALONG, NOW. WHAT AM I BID?

A KISS FROM MISS JOEL CARTER.

ONE DOLLAR!

TWO DOLLARS!

$3.00.

$4.00!

$5.00!

$5.00.

WHO'LL PAY 6? $6.00?

$10.

WHY, I WOULDN'T JEOPARDIZE

HER AMATEUR STANDING FOR THAT SUM.

DO I HEAR 11?

$10.

DO I HEAR 11?

GOING... GOING...

$11.

THAT'S BETTER.

DO I HEAR 12?

REMEMBER, GENTLEMEN, YOU

DON'T GET A CHANCE EVERY DAY

TO KISS:

MISS JOEL CARTER.

$15!

$15. THANKS. THERE'S A

GENTLEMAN WHO KNOWS A BARGAIN.

$16.

$16. $16.

NOW I'M BID $16.

$20.

WHY, YOU PAY THAT MUCH

FOR AN ORCHID,

AND YOU'RE BIDDING ON A KISS

FROM A CHARMING YOUNG LADY.

$21.

$21. $21.

$25.

WHO'S GOING TO

MAKE IT 30? 30?

$26.

$30!

$30. DO I HEAR 31?

DO I HEAR $31?

DO I HEAR $30.50?

DO I HEAR $30.25?

COME, COME, GENTLEMEN.

GOING AT $30.

GOING... GOING...

GONE TO THE GENTLEMAN

ON MY RIGHT FOR $30.

I SUPPOSE YOU THOUGH THAT WAS FUNNY.

I HAVE CHANGED MY MIND.

I WILL SING FOR YOU.

MISS JOEL CARTER,

I BELIEVE.

CAPTAIN NIETERSTEIN.

I WAS WONDERING IF YOU WERE

EVEN GOING TO SPEAK TO ME.

OH, NIKKI,

YOU'RE ANGRY WITH ME.

I LEAVE IT TO YOU

AS A FAIR-MINDED WOMAN.

TWO BROKEN:

LUNCHEON ENGAGEMENTS.

NIKKI, NIKKI,

I AM SORRY.

I'LL TELL YOU

WHAT I'LL DO.

THE FIRST FREE:

MOMENT I HAVE,

I'LL PHONE YOU, AND

WE'LL MAKE A DATE.

AND I'LL BE THERE

ON TIME.

MAY I CONSIDER THIS

A PROMISE?

YOU MAY.

I SHALL LIVE NEAR

THE TELEPHONE.

OH, THANK YOU.

AND NOW,

IF YOU'LL EXCUSE ME,

I HAVE SOMETHING IMPORTANT TO

ATTEND TO FOR HIS EXCELLENCY.

OF COURSE.

LONG DISTANCE, PLEASE.

DR. R.A. JACKSON

IN SAN DIEGO.

REVERSE THE CHARGES.

YES, THAT'S RIGHT.

REVERSE THE CHARGES.

DR. JACKSON

WILL PAY FOR THE CALL.

LONG DISTANCE.

WASHINGTON, D.C., CALLING DR.

JACKSON AT SAN DIEGO 2163W.

CHICAGO. ONE MOMENT.

LOS ANGELES. HOLD THE WIRE, PLEASE.

WASHINGTON, D.C.,

CALLING SAN DIEGO 2163W.

DR. JACKSON?

YES, THIS IS

DR. JACKSON.

HOW ARE YOU,

MY DEAR FRIEND?

HOW'S THE

STOCK MARKET?

THE MARKET IS:

QUITE DEPENDABLE,

I THINK, ESPECIALLY

IN MUNITIONS STOCKS.

MY AGENT, THEREFORE, ADVISED ME

TO SELL YOUR WESTERN CHEMICALS

AND TO BUY NORTH AMERICAN,

I RECOMMEND YOU LE THIS DEAL GO THROUGH.

AND DO NOT CHANGE, AS YOUR PROFITS

LATER ON WILL BE MUCH GREATER.

THANKS A LOT. I KNOW YOU'LL

MAKE SOME REAL MONEY FOR ME.

WHEN WILL YOU PHONE

THE NEXT MARKET NEWS?

TOMORROW AT 3:
00.

THAT'S NOON YOUR TIME.

VERY GOOD,

MY FRIEND.

GOOD-BYE,

AND THANK YOU.

S.S. DEPENDABLE.

MUNITIONS.

LONGITUDE:

LATITUDE:

TOMORROW:

AT NOON.

BUT HE SAYS TO LET IT GO THROUGH-

LET IT GO THROUGH

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