Films in Public Domain
Category
🎥
Short filmTranscript
00:00I
00:30Oh, my God.
01:00Oh, my God.
01:30We have been sent here to put an end to one's plot.
01:48So far, we have failed.
01:52This madman Curium must be bound, and the coins of Confucius restored to Chilet.
01:59In the hands of Walmi, they mean its destruction.
02:18One more.
02:48The province of Chilet, the Lord's rightful ruler.
02:55Moonflower.
03:01Moonflower.
03:02Moonflower.
03:10Moonflower.
03:13That awful gong.
03:14Every time it sounds, Moon gives some dreadful order, and terrible things begin to happen.
03:21and dreadful orders, and terrible things begin to happen.
03:40Did the ancient and honorable name of Wong
03:42fall from the lips of his gracious and loyal niece?
03:45The doors must have keyholes.
03:48There will always be those to listen at them.
03:50It would be unfortunate to have to shot so beautiful a personage
03:54in the dungeon of the Faithless.
03:55You wouldn't dare.
03:57Wong has dared many things.
03:59He will continue to dare.
04:02One day, there is a claim by all Kilat.
04:04You are wrong.
04:06You were never intended by faith to rule Kilat.
04:13Time will teach you to guard indifferent speech.
04:20It frightens me.
04:23This madness of his is driving all reason from his mind.
04:50It would seem that your little affairs of the dawn have interest of this Mr. Jason H. Barton.
04:58No, he cannot be dealt with as one of our own race, this Mr. Jason H. Barton.
05:07I trust for his own good that his interests will not bring him too close to the House of War.
05:13Barton!
05:17Come on, cut out the plane, will you?
05:18Come here, one fucker.
05:19What is it now, Chief? Why don't you pull off that Chinatown stuff you started, Justin?
05:23Ah, next on that now, Chief. I ran out of gas and slipped on with a little banana oil.
05:27Nothing in it?
05:28You guessed it, Chief.
05:29Yes, and I've outguessed you too, Barton.
05:32There's another killing in Chinatown. A launderman on Huron Street.
05:36Ah, what do I care about another launderman? The world is full of them.
05:38Besides, I send myself out to a steam launderer anyway.
05:41Did you ever run into a Chinatown by the name of Wong?
05:43Have I ever run into one that ain't named Wong?
05:45Oh, now never mind that stuff.
05:47Park yourself down in Chinatown and remember the name.
05:49Wong.
05:50Foo Wong.
05:52Okay, Chief. Foo Wong it is, but I could have done a swell story on the evil...
05:56Oh, never mind that. Get out of here.
05:58Oh, you lost your dog. Oh, just a moment, madam. I'll connect you with the Class of Fine Advertising.
06:02What did you want us to do? Get out an extra?
06:05Oh, hello. Hey, part that thing, will you?
06:12I read your story this morning.
06:13Did you? Did you get a kick out of it?
06:16They've been kicking all day.
06:17Oh, chalk that one up for you. If I didn't ask for that, I'd beg for it.
06:23Oh, I got some bad news for you. I can't take you out to lunch today.
06:29That isn't bad news. Roberts and the Gazette has been trying to get me all morning to take me to lunch at the Biltmore.
06:35Oh, is that so? Well, you listen to me. Well, you're not going out with any Gazette luck anywhere.
06:41Says you with a tone of finality.
06:43Says I with a ton of finality.
06:45Hello? Oh, yes, Chief. Yes, he's here now. All right, I'll tell him.
06:53Chief says to remind you that the Chinaman's name is Wong.
06:57Ah, let me out.
06:58Hello, attendant. You come and get him now. He's right.
07:01All right, and what is it you want? I've been sent over from the globe to do this work.
07:27Here's who lay. It's already been done.
07:30I'll buy that one.
07:31The crack from the cop is one suit in the club. Where's the body?
07:34I'll buy that one.
07:56Must have been writing something.
07:57Yeah, but we couldn't find nothing the poor devil had been writing at the time.
08:02Me and one of the dicks found them just like that.
08:05You're the first one of the reporters and likely the last.
08:09The newspapers don't care nothing about these tongue killings.
08:12So you think it's a tongue killing, do you?
08:14What else could it be? Even the dick could see it wasn't old age.
08:20Yeah, you're right.
08:22Tongue wars are old stuff, but I'll tip you off to one thing.
08:25This is no tongue job.
08:28Ever hear of a Chinaman named Wong?
08:30It all sounded like to me.
08:33And this Chinaman ain't much for talking.
08:35Except old Lycee.
08:37Your dealer down the street, he knows everybody and he's a regular old gossip.
08:42Well, I see, huh?
08:45I'll look him up after I take a peek around a bit.
09:00Well, I'll try to figure it out.
09:01I'll try to figure it out.
09:03I'll take a peek around a bit.
09:04I'll try to figure it out.
09:05Sam toy no half coin
09:18What is this you have come to fling in my face
09:24And only one coin to be found
09:26And calmly you report failure
09:29No, me no steal
09:32Why did I, what the eyes express so plainly
09:36No, no, no
09:56You owls through the wrath
09:58Will make him speak the truth
10:01Who is that I tell you
10:15Jim Chinaman is jabbering like monkeys
10:17I've had to clear them away every 10 minutes
10:19On your way, on your way
10:22This club makes about 20 knots an hour
10:25And I'm getting up steam
10:27There's nothing noisier than a Chinaman when you want quiet or quieter when you want information
10:47You know, Confucius said practically the same thing
10:49Has he been in here too
10:51Not today
10:52And it's all right then
10:54Nobody unofficial must view the body
10:56Do you believe in hunches?
10:57And the gillicotties was raised on him
10:59Then believe in the one I've got, Mac
11:00It's hotter than the first of August
11:02Smart you there
11:04Smart you there
11:34Maybe you like some herbs?
11:55Maybe so, but I don't think so.
11:58What do you like?
12:01Well, I want to talk to you.
12:06Hey, you've been around here a long time, haven't you?
12:08I'll bet you could spring a story or two.
12:10Eh, old-timer?
12:12Like these herbs.
12:14No tell stories.
12:16Okay, for me.
12:18Ever play hunches?
12:20Sometime play fantastic.
12:22No play hunch game.
12:25So what was that?
12:26The end of the first round, and who won?
12:28No, no story, no play hunch game.
12:31Eh, shut up shut now.
12:32Some other time talk.
12:33Maybe, maybe next day.
12:35Sometime, maybe.
12:37I don't know.
12:38Maybe not.
12:39No, no stories, no play hunch game.
12:41Maybe read sometime.
12:43Eh, maybe.
12:45I'll, uh, keep this until you've decided to be a little chummy and sociable.
12:58Maybe take a tell about.
13:00Long time ago, poetry, maybe.
13:02Yeah, plenty, maybe.
13:04Plenty, maybe.
13:05I'll take this to Chan's pool at the university, and if it's poetry, I'll autograph it for you.
13:13But I'll see you again sometime.
13:14Uh, maybe tomorrow.
13:15Maybe next day.
13:16I don't know.
13:17Maybe not.
13:18Uh, so long.
13:34We can't wait.
13:35Love, I'll show you again.
13:36Three more.
13:37Three more.
13:38Three more.
13:39Three more.
13:40More.
13:41Perfect.
13:42Three more.
13:43Four more.
13:44One more.
13:45One more.
13:46Two more.
13:47One more.
13:48One more.
13:49Yeah.
13:50Two more.
13:51One more.
13:52One more.
13:53One more.
13:55Two more.
13:56A white newspaper devil hasn't.
13:57He takes it to Chan's pool at a university.
14:00Chan-Fu at a university.
14:02You will see that the ticket does not arrive at Chan-Fu.
14:21Well, ain't that something, maybe?
14:30It should not be difficult to make it appear an accident.
14:50And you have no idea who telephoned you?
14:53His voice was unknown to me.
14:55The young man desired you to make a translation of the ticket, as you had been warned?
15:02Precisely, but unfortunately a portion of the ticket was missing.
15:06He promised to bring it another time.
15:11To know the full message of the ticket would be of great value.
15:16Bring this information to me, and the province which he left will not disregard the favor.
15:25.
15:35.
15:40.
15:45.
15:46.
15:47.
15:50.
15:54So you don't know nothing about it, eh?
16:20Well, well, well.
16:22I suppose you were all out of town when this happened.
16:26Oh, Max.
16:27What, another one?
16:29Seems like they just can't escape from killing each other off.
16:32Say, this is getting monotonous.
16:33I'm supposed to bring in real live news,
16:35and the best I can do is run down dead Chinamans.
16:37Better dead ones than live ones if you care what's happening to you.
16:40Especially where killing's a pastime.
16:52Good news!
16:54It's so good to have you, Frank.
16:57It's over again!
16:58I'm sorry.
16:59I can take it out later.
17:00I'm sure I can just leave you alone.
17:02Let me see.
18:34Hey, yeah, he's a professor of languages.
18:38Are they sure speaking a dead language now?
18:41How many does that make?
18:42Five or six?
18:43I don't know.
18:44I've lost count.
18:46If they get to you next, why don't you go on home?
18:47I'm getting more reasons every minute for staying.
18:50Now go on and on your way.
18:51We'll take care of it.
21:37Hey.
21:38Hey.
21:39Listen, pal.
21:40What's this?
21:41Oh.
21:42Oh, you mean that?
21:43Ah, you're wasting your time.
21:44You're looking for a coin selling feature to it.
21:45You and another Chinese gentleman wearing a dragon ring seem to have the same idea about
21:49that coin.
21:50Only he works faster.
21:51A dragon ring?
21:52Sure.
21:53One of those long-tailed animals with a...
21:54You are sure about this ring?
21:55You bet I am.
21:56But the gentleman that's wearing the ring packs a mean wallet.
21:58A goodly thing to know.
22:03Hey.
22:04Listen, pal.
22:07What's this all about?
22:08It would give me great pleasure to enlighten you.
22:11There are reasons why it is impossible.
22:13However, you may have done my country a great service.
22:17I'll trade the medals for a little lowdown.
22:19Say about who killed Sam Poi.
22:20What relation he is of yours?
22:21Some information about a Chinaman named Wong?
22:24You don't happen to be Mr. Wong, do you?
22:26To think I am Wong would be a grave mistake.
22:29I'm beginning to suspect I've made a couple of them already.
22:32I, too, would like to know something of this man Wong.
22:35Well, listen, pal.
22:36What do you say you and me get together?
22:42I didn't quite get the name.
22:44I sent him.
22:46He let sang him.
22:47Jason H. Button.
22:48Low sang-glaze.
22:52Goodbye, Mr. Jason H. Button.
22:55Low sang-glaze.
22:57You newspaper lads move right in, don't you?
23:02Who's your buddy?
23:04Says his name is High Strung or something.
23:06He's a new one on me.
23:08Yeah, the wrong one's on me.
23:11What I can't understand is why a nice, foam-loving boy like you
23:15likes to play around with cutthroats and murderers.
23:18The same's you, Mr. McGillicuddy, in many hours.
23:20Well, what can I do for you?
23:39Uh, you likey, nicey antique candy?
23:43Tastes like Mortimer's glove.
23:46How about, uh, nice mess of herbs?
23:50If you're in the market.
23:52Yes, we've been here for 50 years.
23:55So's the herb.
23:57Uh, perhaps you'd like a filigree herring.
24:01Absolutely a herring to end all herring, huh?
24:04Hello, Tuts.
24:05Where did you come from?
24:07Oh, I see.
24:08Very old man.
24:10Teeth make little noise.
24:12Meet the sales of resistance.
24:15Oh, I see.
24:16My bon trono.
24:17Oh, that's what you wanted.
24:19Why didn't you say so before, little girl?
24:21You didn't give me an opportunity.
24:33Maybe you bring tickets, maybe.
24:36I dare not.
24:37Maybe big university man tell you what it say, maybe.
24:41Maybe.
24:42They're getting hot.
24:44Play another hunch game, maybe.
24:47You've got the idea, old timer.
24:50My hunch is if anyone knows what's going on around here, you do.
24:53Hunch game no good.
24:55Fly, hear nothing, see nothing.
24:58Fly, speak nothing.
25:00Never mind the monkey business.
25:02You go now.
25:05Come back tomorrow, maybe.
25:07Maybe tickets bring you luck, maybe.
25:10Sorry, I'm sticking around for a while.
25:15Maybe you buy some herb, maybe.
25:18Tomorrow buy herb, maybe.
25:20Today, maybe you talk, maybe.
25:22Well, I see no talk.
25:24Too much talk, too much trouble.
25:27There's Sam's toy laundry ticket.
25:29How come you got such a boot out of that?
25:34Lisey no get boot.
25:36Lisey got stripper.
25:38Hurdle it.
25:40Why were you hot-footing it out of the laundry a few minutes ago?
25:43There's no hot feet.
25:44Listen, my paper wants the low down on this Sam's toy killing, and I've got a hunch you've got it.
25:54Hey, Lise.
25:55Have you got me more of those Chinese gumdrops?
25:58Oh, so here you are.
26:00This low one's got me down.
26:02There ain't gonna murder around here in 30 minutes.
26:05Yours, huh?
26:06Uh-oh, so you caught up with this one again.
26:11Is this another one of your connections?
26:13No connection?
26:14No connection.
26:15Maybe long time ago friend.
26:18Maybe, I don't know.
26:19I guess so.
26:21A man sometimes enters his neighbor's door, as frequent as enemies.
26:26Well, I see his door very friendly.
26:29Were you ever in Kilat?
26:32Kilat?
26:34Long far away, maybe.
26:36I don't know.
26:37I guess so.
26:39And I see one time Colosangilet and Boat.
26:43What can you tell us of your departed neighbor, Sam Toy?
26:49No, no.
26:50Sam Toy.
26:51It's him washing man.
26:52I see himself up.
26:54Do you know anything about a man named Wong?
26:59Hey, hey, hey.
27:00If you're gonna throw them away, I know a fellow that can use some of them.
27:03One girl.
27:04No gum shop.
27:05Well, I see very old man.
27:06No go out.
27:07No Wong.
27:08Maybe don't take China down.
27:09Maybe you won't.
27:10Maybe so.
27:11I don't know.
27:12I give up.
27:13Me.
27:14Light tea.
27:15The herb dealer.
27:16Everybody knows.
27:17Old Lycee.
27:18Okay, I was just kidding.
27:19If it's true as a no-no's is good news, that guy could make an editor awfully happy.
27:22Well, we'll run down that guy Wong yet.
27:23As they say in your country, I'm fine.
27:24Okay, boys.
27:25We'll have to get along with you.
27:26I'm fine.
27:27Okay, boys.
27:28We'll have to get along with you.
27:29I'm fine.
27:30I'm fine.
27:31I'm fine.
27:32I'm fine.
27:33I'm fine.
27:34I'm fine.
27:35I'm fine.
27:36I'm fine.
27:37I'm fine.
27:38I'm fine.
27:39I'm fine.
27:40I'm fine.
27:41I'm fine.
27:42I'm fine.
27:43I'm fine.
27:44Okay, boys.
27:45You'll have to get along without me now for a little while, because I have a heavy date
27:48with a hungry female.
27:49And as they also say in my country, Hop K in the Ob J, and he's in the Egg Bay.
28:01Strange idioms.
28:02These Americans.
28:03Very friendly doll, I see.
28:12The secret service of T-LATS.
28:41has grown negligent, but it allows so illustrious a member.
28:46To fall into the hands of one so humble, as always I see the herd leader.
28:52Oh.
28:53The mysterious Mr. Wong is like teeth, a traitor.
28:58Oh.
29:00Oh.
29:01Oh.
29:02Oh.
29:03Oh.
29:04Oh.
29:05Oh.
29:06Oh.
29:07Oh.
29:08Oh.
29:09Oh.
29:10Oh.
29:15Oh.
29:16well if this is steak and mushrooms i should order chop suey well this steak and mushrooms
29:34dear tossed around a little bit well if you don't mind i'd like to do my own talking around
29:39oh just like a woman always squawking now you're beeping about the food this costs a pretty penny
29:43well don't you think i'm due for a beef or two you know this isn't a biltmore you get everything here
29:48you can get at the biltmore lights food music atmosphere indigestion yeah but i got you and
29:54not chuck roberts oh yeah you got chuck roberts right in there everything's in there
30:08now that i've finished my dinner would you mind telling me why we're down here in chinatown
30:13right now i'm looking for this fellow wong so would you mind putting these things down
30:17at each of your knife and let's get out of here oh lay off will you who's long yeah he's no pushover
30:24he's a slick lug he works with a knife and he's never out of work and mixed up in somewhere
30:31uh 12 coins of confucius oh a money argument huh he's been holding his following for a couple of
30:37centuries no confucius hey how old is this guy um couple thousand years he ought to call him an
30:48undertaker hey listen you're not kidding me sister this thing is serious
30:53you will shortly experience a great danger tells me i'm not going to be very happy here
31:12what's the matter is the chop suey getting you down already come on drink your tea or get cold
31:23oh come on let's get out of here
31:40i thought i'd see one of those gold corn babies that close what do you think of it oh take it back
31:44where you got it let's get out of here oh don't get nervous about a little killing after you've been
31:48around a while i want me to think to you oh no somebody tells me old licey maybe knows funny about
31:53that gold coin game maybe oh yeah but let's get out of here where are we going i don't like the looks
32:04of this street this is lovers lane we're on the way to licey how do you spell it hey who was that meant
32:13for i don't know but i've got a hunch we ought to keep walking walking what do you mean let's run what's
32:17the matter what you don't want people to think we're scared do you of course i don't mind if we
32:21walk a little faster hey man
32:27what's it why don't you two kids go home you better run down to the chinese wrestling
32:33there's just like another chinaman what come on you you're going home
32:41you're not kidding but i'm not gonna walk call me a taxi in the middle of the ocean you asked for a taxi
32:47all right let's not go that way though it's too dark all right pick your left
32:51okay now this seems to be a joke you're telling me what a dent that would have made in some
33:00chinaman's head well what about ours what do you think they made out of cast iron oh don't be afraid
33:09well i guess this is just as good a time as any
33:11hey hey honey i hate to go without seeing licey it's a new angle i got in this story all right
33:26you write it and i'll read it at home in the morning oh there's nothing to be afraid of now
33:31come on be a good sport will you you call a cab or do i call chuck robert taxi cab
33:41oh
33:55thank goodness we're out of that mess what are you squawking about you didn't get hurt did you
33:59now it's not your fault i can always replace the hat you know but this is the only head i got oh and
34:05what a head what are you thinking about chuck roberts
34:16why don't you what chuck roberts you can go now oh all right that's the way you feel about it i'm
34:25going back to see old licey i'm going to ask him a few questions how can you talk if your throat's cut
34:30oh driver i like that will you do it again hey what was that
34:40chloroform hey don't hey fall over there will you driver
34:44you all right darling yeah i didn't know what i thought was on the running board
34:58yeah take this and keep the change take your little wagon we'll walk
35:02come on snap out of it darling i want to go home come on i'm going to take you home right now darling
35:08thanks for the buggy ride how do you find a man called wong you'll find the infected old licey shop
35:15see what he said peg i've got to go to licey you've got to go home alone i should say not
35:20i can't take you home now this thing is red hot who said i wanted to go home i'm going to say with
35:25you i got a couple of things to tell that john and myself atta girl gosh it's dark in there maybe we
35:34ought to don't maybe me come on let's get out here we can come back tomorrow i thought you had something
35:47really important to tell those guys i'll phone them oh forget it this is big hey we'll probably be
35:52written up ourselves on this story yeah but in what column ah don't be silly
36:04i guess i have to give it up as a bad job old licey's probably gonna bet you get me all the way down
36:27here and then you're gonna walk out on me i never walked out that dame in my life
36:41i think that's something now will you go home look come on let's go no oh no bring the totem pole
37:11here
37:41Oh, what's that?
38:07The sound of the gong is exactly 1041 Eastern Standard at sitting time.
38:10Now little children are prepared to hear the story about the little buggy and the stuff.
38:13Oh, don't be funny. Maybe that's a tong gong.
38:16A what?
38:17A tong gong.
38:18Are you talking Chinese, fool?
38:20Oh, come on. This is no place to part.
38:23So long, toots.
38:37Come on, I've seen enough.
38:57If you've never seen anything yet, we're going places.
39:00Hey, we've been here before.
39:08We have not.
39:09We have, too.
39:10Oh, you're crazy.
39:11I'll bet you.
39:14Come on, let's go.
39:22Jake! Jake!
39:29Hey!
39:30Where are you, pig?
39:35Oh, Jake, darling, I'm so glad to see all the wolves around the corner with those dogs.
39:42Hey, wait a minute.
39:43What are you trying to do, get romantic in a joint like this?
39:49Hello, here we are back again.
39:51Hi, you old-timer.
39:53I see you picked yourself up for white.
39:54That isn't the same one.
39:56Sure it is, I'll promise you.
39:57Don't touch it!
39:59That's funny.
40:05Don't go in there.
40:06Why not?
40:09Try and keep me out.
40:11Yay!
40:12Pardon me, I, uh, hope we're not including, but, uh, would you mind telling me how we got
40:18here?
40:19Where are we?
40:20You are in the house of...
40:21Don't talk to white devil.
40:22Hey, did you hear what she called us?
40:24Ah, what's the difference as long as we get the story where we're after?
40:27You are in the house of Wong.
40:29What did I tell you in the house of Wong?
40:31Wong, great man.
40:32Someday Wong, great emperor.
40:35Ah, did I have a hunch or did I have a hunch?
40:38Hey, we better call the police.
40:39And get those poor policemen in trouble.
40:42You would like to see Wong?
40:44Don't tell secret!
40:46I will.
40:47Don't go.
40:48Them, he kills.
40:50You, he tortures.
40:56Don't go.
40:58Don't go.
40:59I'm not afraid.
41:00Don't go.
41:10Don't go.
41:11Don't go.
41:49I've got a hunch we're heading for trouble.
41:54Heading for it? We're in it. You ought to go upstairs and stay with that servant woman.
41:58And have you tell me I can't take it? Don't be silly.
42:13Jane, look out!
42:14Strength spent never regained.
42:35Take her to Lucerne.
42:36I will attend to her later.
42:42She was right. You are a devil.
42:47Sometimes politeness is a virtue.
42:50Again, it is but a better part of judgment.
42:54You're a fine one to talk about politeness.
42:56Oh, so they got you too, huh?
43:01Oh, you will forgive my lack of courtesy.
43:06Allow me, Mr. Newspaperman.
43:09May I present the Great High Thun, head of the secret service of Pilate.
43:25Hey, where have I seen you before?
43:27Hear nothing, see nothing.
43:33I'll get you now.
43:34Hiya, toots.
43:38Smart young man.
43:41You wanted a story for your paper, and now you have it.
43:45But I cannot promise that you will ever print it.
43:48I will give you a little while.
43:55Hey, let her alone, will you?
43:57You are!
43:58Oh!
43:58Oh!
43:59Oh!
43:59Oh!
44:01Oh!
44:01Oh!
44:05Oh!
44:05Oh!
44:07Oh!
44:09Oh!
44:10Oh!
44:11Oh!
44:12Oh!
44:12Oh!
44:13Oh!
44:13Oh!
44:14Oh!
44:14Oh!
44:15Oh!
44:15Oh!
44:15Oh!
44:16Oh!
44:16Oh!
44:16Oh!
44:17Oh!
44:17Oh!
44:18I would not seclude you from Sir Honourable an ally.
44:22You will remember that he too desires to discover Wong.
44:26Well, we caught up with him, didn't we?
44:29Your success may turn to bitterness.
44:32And you may wish you had not meddled with the affairs of Wong.
44:35Jay, why don't you do something?
44:37Yes.
44:38Yes, perhaps.
44:39You have a hunch?
44:41Well, there's things I can think of that I'd like to do.
44:45And perhaps you are of the opinion
44:46that you alone are gifted with ideas.
44:50Hey, listen.
44:50Would you mind tell me what kind of a show is this you're putting on?
44:54You Americans are always in such a hurry.
44:59Time came before man.
45:03There's plenty of it.
45:05Do not hurry.
45:07Taste is such a futile gesture.
45:16Little man, what now?
45:37I've got a hunch.
45:39I think we're in a tight spot.
45:41Clever people, these reporters.
45:43Oh, what are you doing?
45:50I think it's at the end of that court.
45:52I'm going to do plenty in the next few minutes.
45:54What court?
45:59It's a phone.
46:00Hello.
46:01Hello.
46:01Hello.
46:01We're here.
46:10Bye-bye.
46:23Bye-bye.
46:23Bye-bye.
46:27Bye-bye.
46:28Bye-bye.
46:30Hello, connect me with Brandon to the editor of the Globe.
46:48Hurry, please.
46:53White man who got coined.
46:58How are you, honey?
47:00All right, let's go.
47:06Hello, Chief.
47:07This is Barton.
47:08Say, I'm somewhere back in old Lyce's earth shop.
47:10There's a secret panel at the back of the counter.
47:12The matter of life was death.
47:13Say, Chief, you better come well and heal.
47:15These babies don't play with marbles.
47:16Give me that number back quick.
47:31I was cut off.
47:32You're still connected.
47:33It brings joy to witness my return.
47:38Delighted.
47:39Come in and cut yourself a piece of throat.
47:45Where have you hidden the sacred coin of Confucius?
47:48Try and find out.
47:50You're such a smart guy.
47:53Uh-oh.
47:54What's that?
47:56Take it easy now.
48:04Hey, what are you doing?
48:09Ow!
48:10That's a bloody thing.
48:20That's a bloody thing.
48:21That's a bloody thing.
48:22That's a bloody thing.
48:22That's a bloody thing.
48:23That's a bloody thing.
48:23That's a bloody thing.
48:24That's a bloody thing.
48:24That's a bloody thing.
48:25That's a bloody thing.
48:25That's a bloody thing.
48:26That's a bloody thing.
48:26That's a bloody thing.
48:26That's a bloody thing.
48:27That's a bloody thing.
48:27That's a bloody thing.
48:27That's a bloody thing.
48:28That's a bloody thing.
48:28That's a bloody thing.
48:29That's a bloody thing.
48:29That's a bloody thing.
48:30That's a bloody thing.
48:30That's a bloody thing.
48:31That's a bloody thing.
48:32That's a bloody thing.
48:32That's a bloody thing.
48:33That's a bloody thing.
48:34That's a bloody thing.
48:34That's a bloody thing.
49:05Hey, you.
49:27Come back.
49:28Where did that man walk?
49:31Back up back.
49:32Hurry up.
49:33Wrong.
49:34Wrong this way.
49:35Well, get him over.
49:36Out the way.
49:37Let him throw that.
49:38What's the matter?
49:48Ten minutes.
49:49Easy.
49:50All right.
49:51You all right?
49:52All over now.
49:56I'm fine.
49:57The good future's will never fall into the hands of Wong.
50:02Wong has gone to join his ancestors.
50:07I knew I'd get this thing straightened out.
50:13Donald, I've got a hunch.
50:14What?
50:15Scratch my back, will you?
50:16Oh.
50:17Oh.
50:18Oh.
50:19Say, listen.
50:20Can I call you by my last name?
50:21Don't have to think it over.
50:22Close.
50:23Oh.
50:24Say, listen.
50:25Can I call you by my last name?
50:26Don't have to think it over.
50:27Close.
50:28Maybe.
50:29Oh.
50:30Call you by my last name?
50:31Don't have to think it over.
50:32Close.
50:33Okay, see, let me walk away.