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All right, Inspector Faraday, you want to be here head quarters questioning? Here I am and I

know some wonderful ants. Well, Blackie, they better be good. Well, first you answer one

question for me. Why am I here? The worthy pearls have been stolen. That's why you're here.

Faraday, really, I'm disappointed in you. Your reason is the same old stuff. I don't say you

stole the pearls. I'm just not taking any chances. I'm rounding up every suspect in time.

Oh, well, in that case, I'm glad you didn't slight me. Well, I'm giving you a good going over.

I get men searching your apartment now and I'm going to have you search too. Promise you won't take

all. Now, look, you're a nice boy. Well, you don't behave yourself. Take off your coat.

A whistle of waltz. I take off things better that way. Hold it, my coat. You know what I mean.

Hello? Inspector, there's a telephone call of Blackie. Can you take it?

I suppose so. I'll put them on. Hey, Blackie, it's for you. Make it snappy.

It's probably Mary Wesley wanting to know what case I'm solving for you now.

You never did anything for me, but make trouble.

Quiet, Faraday. I don't want Mary to know that I'm on speaking terms with you.

Hello? Here's your call, Blackie.

Thanks. Hello, Blackie. Yeah?

Look at his shorty. Well, Blackie, look, Boss, I stopped over your place again.

Did they enter the joints full of cops? I know, but I was going to have the place repainted anyhow.

Hey, what do you want?

What, Boss? What's up? What do I got you to do it for?

It's nothing to worry about, Shorty. Faraday's after the Worthington Pearls, that's all.

What did you say?

And this will give you a laugh. He's going to search me for the pearls right now.

Hey, Blackie, you got your raincoat, what do you have?

Of course I have. It's raining out, isn't it? What do you ask?

Why? Because if you're looking to lift that pocket of your raincoat,

you'll find a wooden that boils in it. That's why.

And now Richard Carmer is Boston Blackie.

Enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friends.

Hey, dear, dear, dear, I'm trying to be patient.

What are you so happy about, Blackie?

Well, I'm glad to see you do something to earn your salary.

You're actually making a job out of searching my clothes.

Well, stop looking so smart, wise guy.

I never said you had the pearls.

But you're searching me for them.

Oh, don't forget the trouser linings there.

I don't need any help from you since when?

How are you, genius? Put your clothes back on.

What? No valid service.

Come on, come on. Here's your coat.

And you help me on with it, Faraday.

And don't look so unhappy.

I could have told you in the beginning you wouldn't find the Worthington Pearls on me.

I'm not through yet. You brought a raincoat with you. Where is it?

I brought a raincoat. What makes you think so?

I saw you. That's what.

There it is on the chair.

I don't see anything.

No, I hope I don't find the pearls in this coat.

I don't want you around here giving out jail a bad name.

I'll be glad to help you find them.

I said I didn't need your help.

Uh-huh. What's this?

The right hand pocket of the raincoat.

My wristwatch, I was taking to the jewelers to have it fixed.

Open the box, you'll see.

Yeah, just to watch.

Take a good look at it, Faraday.

I've always said you didn't know what time it was.

Well, it's time I convinced you you're not so smart, Blackie.

I know that hurry up and finish searching my raincoat, will you?

Nothing in the lining.

No.

Or in the collar.

No.

Uh-huh.

The left hand pocket, huh?

What's in it, Faraday?

There's nothing in it.

Take this mouth-eating raincoat and get out of here.

Thanks.

Well, you're turning up the collar for

to keep the rain off my neck and you to match.

Thanks for the lift, George.

I'll take you up on something to someday.

Yeah, I might day off.

Oh, hi, Blackie.

I got here as soon as I could.

Did you just like you told me in a phone?

That's fine, Johnny.

I sure I got here too soon.

I couldn't get any apartment.

Look, George, when you have some fast explaining to do,

how did those stolen pearls turn up in my raincoat pocket?

Oh, cheap watch.

They were there, huh?

Well, you ought to know.

You told me.

I hate to hear the answer to this one, Boss.

What did Inspector Faraday say when he found him?

He didn't find him.

All right, that's what I...

He didn't find him?

No.

Now, tell me how I happen to have them in the first place.

Well, it all goes back to before the place place, Boss.

You remember the morning when it was raining,

and I borrowed you a raincoat?

Yes.

Well, I didn't want to get your raincoat too wet,

so I talked and attached his rendezvous.

And who should shoulder up beside me, but do put your...

I don't like that.

Oh, no, Boss.

I like that.

Because Duke Butcher ain't looking for me.

Then I like that.

No, Boss.

I don't like that.

Because when I get outside and put my hand in your raincoat pocket,

what comes up but the oil and the coils,

which is unloaded on me by Duke Butcher?

Well, do you like that or don't you?

Well, I don't like it, Boss.

Because you aren't there, and when I get back,

so I can tell you that you got the coils in your pocket.

But I do like it that Inspector Faraday didn't find them.

Well, he hasn't found them yet.

You like that, huh?

I don't like it, Shorty, because until Faraday finds them,

Duke Butcher is going to think that you have them.

And let's not worry about it. Let's do something about it.

Yeah, it's a good idea, Boss.

Because Duke is sure going to come around and may ask him for their coils.

Well, let's go into the apartment.

Maybe we can get an idea.

Okay, we better work fast, too, Boss.

Why?

Well, Duke is looking to get the coils from me.

Why don't he scan us, looking to get the coils from Duke?

And the cops is looking to get them from everybody.

Maybe I'll be looking for them myself before we're through.

Boss, don't you know where he is, huh?

All right, both of you must reach.

Like, it's Duke.

Hello, Duke.

Say where you are, Blackie.

I don't mind the sight of blood if it's somebody else's.

Boss, don't talk forward, Doki.

He ain't very sociable.

Or if he were Shorty, he'd know it's not polite to point at this host,

especially with a gun.

Right now, I'm playing host.

Bad casting.

What do you want?

Shorty hasn't told you, huh?

Oh, the pearls.

Yeah, the pearls.

Okay, Shorty.

Just a minute, Duke.

Shorty doesn't have the pearls.

How do you know?

He gave them for me.

They're safe keeping her.

So you could hand them back to me.

All right, let's have them.

Sorry, I don't have them either.

Quit stalling.

I'm not stalling, Duke.

I just don't have the pearls.

I got a way to find that about that.

Don't get too close to me, Blackie.

I know your tricks.

Come on, take off your clothes.

Oh, not bad, again.

Come on, toss over your coat, but gently.

All right.

Then right where you are, toss your coat over to me.

Easy now.

Okay.

And it's going to be just too bad for both of you,

the guys if I don't find the pearls.

All right, Duke.

Here's my coat.

Catch it.

Hey, I said, hey.

What's up?

What's going on here?

Right in the face.

All right, away from me.

Drop that gun, man.

Stop it.

You're breaking my arm.

Bamber.

But go out, gun.

Wait, all right.

Pick up his gun, Shorty.

And keep it out of his reach.

I got it for you.

I don't think they're going to take care of you, Blackie.

No, what do you bet?

Hey, you want me to hit him with a toothbrush?

No, okay, Shorty.

I can handle him.

Boy, Blackie.

Nothing in his room could have hit him

any harder than that last punch, he was.

Yeah, to be out for a little while.

Yeah, well, what do we do with him?

That depends on how friendly he is and if we wake up.

Uh-oh.

Hey, gee, what's up?

I wonder what that is.

We might try answering it to find out.

Well, what do you say?

I say, um, who's there?

It's Faraday.

Faraday.

Wow.

You can say that again.

I'm too scared.

Oh, we got doke in here.

I'll call.

Just a minute, Faraday.

I'll be right with it.

I'll read up.

I don't have all day.

Listen, Shorty.

Well, doke's still unconscious.

Tie him up and gag him.

Yeah.

And then run over the garage and get the car.

Oh, okay, boss.

What are you going to do with Faraday?

I'll keep him outside in the hall.

I better still, I'll take him downstairs

to the restaurant.

Okay.

I'll meet you back here in half an hour.

Okay, boss.

If you leave everything to me, I can handle it.

Oh, sure, boss.

Well, it's about time, Blackie.

You don't want to come into an untidy apartment inspector.

I, eh, who you're shoving?

You.

Listen, I want to talk to you inside.

I want to listen to you outside.

What are you hiding in there?

Six stolen elephants and a giraffe.

And we can't open the windows of the pigeons or fly out.

Now, be a nice boy.

Will you come back some of the time, Faraday, please?

I'll listen, Blackie.

You'll be square with me.

I'll be square with you.

But you have a head start at being square,

and I do mean head.

Ah, look, Blackie, I came up here to find you.

All right, Faraday, all right, I'm sorry.

Well, then be sorry enough to tell me what you know

about the worth it can pose.

I didn't steal them.

I don't have them, period.

But you know something about them.

Question mark?

All right, question mark.

You know something about them?

That's better.

Yes, I do.

Come on now to the restaurant.

Now, try to forget its impolite to eat and talk at the same time.

For one half hour, you talk down to that restaurant, Blackie.

I still don't know what you said.

That's because you weren't listening, Faraday.

It's because you gave me double talk.

Look, now, come on out with it.

Or I go into your apartment and stay to your do.

I told you all I know.

But you told me nothing.

Then I've told you all you know, too.

Okay, then, I'm coming into your apartment and I'm staying.

Don't think you're not welcome, Inspector, because you're not.

This gets me a lot of places, I'm not welcome.

Oh, Faraday, put that gun away, please.

You'll hurt yourself.

Come on, let's go inside.

All right, but one of us is going to be awfully sorry.

I don't doubt it.

Open up.

Happy you.

You first.

Faraday, one of these days, I'm really going to be mixed up in something

and you're going to be so stunned from the shock that you'll let me get away with it.

You're lucky, you're not already.

Well, Blackie.

Now what?

Wow.

You should have been an actor, Blackie.

You actually look surprised.

What's Duke but you're doing lying on the floor over there with a knife in his chest?

I don't know, and I'm sure he's too dead to tell us, Inspector.

All right, Blackie.

No wonder you didn't want me in here.

I'm taking it on a headquarter this time.

What's going on?

Listen, Duke is the reason I didn't want you to come in here.

But when I left, he was just knocked out and conscious.

Blackie, I'm not listening, which shows you how smart I'm getting.

Look, Shorty was going to tie Duke up while I took you downstairs.

And then we were going to dump him with his pals, but very much alive.

He isn't tied up now, and he isn't alive.

He's dead.

You're going down a headquarter.

All right, Inspector.

First, let me get my hat for you.

Oh, no, you don't.

This time, no tricks.

Why Inspector?

This is one time you're not going to blow anything in my face,

pulling the rugs out from under me, throwing anything at me,

or making any telephone calls, or anything else.

You're not going to get away from me this time, Blackie.

I've got you right where I want you, for murder.

Well, they say murder will have.

And believe me now that it is up, you're in.

Now back to Boston, Blackie.

Duke butchers stole the Worvington Pearls, and the spores to unload them

into Boston, Blackie's Raincoat.

Later, Blackie, while wearing his Raincoat,

was searched by police inspectors, and he found the right place.

For the first time in the world, he was here for a murder.

Later, Blacky, while wearing his raincoat, was searched by a police-inspector Faraday.

But Blacky had been warned that the pearls were in his pocket, and Faraday mysteriously failed to find the stolen goods.

Still later, Duke Butcher came to Blacky's apartment, demanding the pearls from Shorty.

There was a fight, and Butcher was knocked out. Faraday arrived, but Blacky took him downstairs to give Shorty a chance to get rid of Butcher.

A half hour later, Faraday and Blacky returned, and by and Duke Butcher still in Blacky's apartment, but murdered.

As we continue our story, Faraday prepares to take Blacky down to headquarter.

All right, Blacky. Come on, let's go.

Won't you at least let me give my raincoat, Faraday?

I said no tricks this time.

Then you get my raincoat for me. What do you say?

I say, ha, ha, so you'll get a little wet.

Come on. I've got a gun on you now. I'm going to keep it on you. And you're going to get moving.

All right, Faraday.

If I go out into the rain without my coat, get wet and I have pneumonia before you can send me to the electric chair. You'll be sorry.

I'm practically crying.

I'll get your handkerchief.

Get going, Blacky.

Er, you first?

You first. I've got my gun sticking right in your back.

Er, a little higher, Faraday, and move it up and down a little bit.

Oh, I like that, man.

I said move.

All right, I'm moving.

You're pretty helpless when I don't give you a chance to pull one of your tricks, aren't you?

Come on, move.

This is one time you're not getting away.

I figure this is one time it is.

Well.

Drop your gun cover with sticking in your back ain't not to zero.

Okay, I dropped it.

That's the way to keep living, Copper.

Well, Blacky, I guess you win.

If you have to have help from one of your pals.

I've never seen this guy before in my life.

What?

And I don't want you to turn around and look at me, Copper.

I think you could use some sleep.

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Well, I appreciate your motives, pal.

But don't your methods a little rough?

Inspector's head isn't as hard as it looks.

He's sleeping off.

But when he wakes up, he won't laugh it off.

Thanks, though.

I didn't slug that copper to do you any favors like him.

Let's go.

Where to?

I figure maybe you'd like a little ride in the country.

A ride in the country?

That's good for the health, I hear.

Yeah, generally.

What's going to happen to you?

It's going to make a monkey out of whoever said that.

Mine, mine.

What a lovely day for a ride in the country.

Enjoy yourself while you can.

You'll find out who I am and why I want you.

You won't be so happy.

How long do I have to wait for that exciting news?

When we get the way we're going.

You're sure we're going to get there?

Look, Blackie, you might as well know it now.

I can look in that radio mirror too.

I see your pal, Shorty, follow on us.

Oh, well, in that case, this is going to be a little serious.

I saw Shorty behind us a minute.

We pulled away from your apartment.

Just driven up.

I'll take care of him.

What now, pal?

See that little village up ahead?

Yeah.

When we get into it, I'm going to stop.

Your pal Shorty is going to stop till a block behind us.

He'll figure his planet smart.

So?

So I was going to pick up a couple of friends of mine in the village.

But I'll send them back to ride with your pal Shorty instead.

And then?

Then we'll have Shorty join us at my place.

It's going to be a nice little party.

A party, huh?

Or why don't we go back to my apartment first and make this sort of a progressive party?

Don't worry, Blackie.

I'm making all the progress I need.

Brother.

Hey, Blackie.

Blackie, are you all right?

I...

I think so, Shorty.

I think so.

Hey, it was well.

So dark, I can't see nothing but nothing.

In a room in a farm, huh, Shorty?

Hey, boss.

That's pop on the head.

He can't be more paralyzed.

I can't move nothing.

They're probably tied up, Shorty.

I am.

Oh.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I can feel the ropes.

Oh, that's different here.

I feel better.

Whoever these mugs are, they certainly don't know who I am.

I'll have some of these ropes so fast on my can.

Hey, boss.

Look, I've got what brought you out here.

You don't know who he is?

I didn't ask him.

He's white.

He's scammers.

No nice guy.

Oh, I should have guessed that.

He's after the Worthington Pearls.

Oh, sure, he is.

Blackie.

He knew Duke butchers thought him.

Maybe he knew butchers a lot on my knee.

And that I gave him to you.

That's fine.

See, Blackie, I'm sure sorry.

I let scammers.

Who's grabbing me?

I was following you, so maybe I could give you some help.

Well, I'm going to get out of here somehow, Shorty.

Uh-oh.

Pick him, Scanlon.

Hey, boss.

If you can't, I think you better give him the pearls.

I can't you.

Why did Scanlon say that he's well-know if I won't know?

And I can't.

What he does though, guy?

I can't give him the pearl, Shorty.

Why not?

I'll tell you later.

Why don't you tell him later?

A bedtime story, Scanlon.

I hope your boys don't mind the dark.

Well, we can see if it isn't bad.

Still a wise guy, ain't you, Blackie?

Big boys with little guns don't frighten me, Scanlon.

Oh, Shorty told you who I am, huh?

And I know what you want, too.

The Worthington Pearls.

You give up quick, and I thought you would.

Hand him over, I'll let you go.

I can't do it.

Look, I know your habit.

And what if I don't?

I will see how you pound Shorty here, looks in black and blue.

I don't let him scare you with that, boss.

I don't prove so easy.

Gonna hand over the pearls, Blackie?

I don't know.

Yeah, maybe if I kick Shorty around a little,

it'll help you to find out.

Hey!

Yeah.

I owe you one for that, Scanlon.

Believe me, I'll pay off.

But don't kick him again.

That didn't hurt me, no, boss.

I'll tell him not to.

But it's telling me everything, Blackie.

The next one will hurt.

Okay, Scanlon.

I'll tell you where the pearls are,

but you will have to worry about how to get them.

Where are they?

At police headquarters.

You're lying.

Blackie, you said I'd suspect the Friday didn't plan him.

He didn't, Shorty.

Before he got around to searching my raincoat,

I sneak the pearls into tobacco jar and inspect the Friday's desk.

Okay, Blackie, you put them in police headquarters.

Now you get them out.

I can't.

If I show my face in the police headquarters,

I'll be looking through bars for the next 10 years.

And figure out a way for me to get them out of Faraday's tobacco jar.

I'm going to work on Shorty again.

I'm kicked, boss.

It's none you can do.

Wait a minute.

You're from out of town, aren't you, Scanlon?

So what?

So I don't think Faraday knows you, does he?

I'm not known at accounts anyway.

I'm too smart.

Good.

Yeah.

You can walk into Faraday's office and walk out again, can't you?

Sure.

Then you can go for the pearls yourself.

Now how much sense does that make?

I walk into a guy's office, reaching into his tobacco jar, walk out again.

He doesn't suspect anything.

I thought you were smart, Blackie.

I'll tell you how you can get into Faraday's tobacco jar without raising suspicion.

It's better be good.

I think you're stolen.

Go down to see Faraday and tell him you know where I am.

That should make him your buddy.

But to prove you know me, mention that I like to smoke his special tobacco in my pipe.

And...

Then I want to try something too, huh?

Isn't that simple?

Yeah, that oughta do it.

If you play up the angle that I always did smoke his tobacco in my pipe.

That sounds good.

It's perfect.

All you do then is reach inside his tobacco jar for your pipe and palm the pearls.

Okay, Blackie, but you better be on the level about this.

If I'm not back inside at two hours, my pals have got orders of what to do with you.

Uh-oh.

What kind of water's Scanlan old pal?

I'll tell you what kind of water's shorty.

And I'll also tell you all the good jokes I know.

So we can die...

Laughing.

So you're the famous Inspector Faraday, I heard so much about.

I'm glad to know you.

Glad to know you, Scanlan.

Especially if you know where I can find Boston Blackie.

Well, I don't know exactly Inspector Faraday, but I have a rough idea.

And give it to me and I'll smooth it out.

I saw Blackie's car turn into a side road or a Harrison pipe ten miles north of the city limits.

How do you know it was Blackie's car?

Oh, I know Blackie pretty well.

How well?

I used to be a friend of his.

As long as you're just used to being okay.

The road Blackie turned into goes dead end into the river and Inspector, I think you might catch him.

And Blackie?

Oh, oh, by the way, Blackie told me once so much she liked your pipe tobacco.

Oh, is that so?

Yeah, yeah, I'm a not on good pipe tobacco myself.

You mind if I try a pipe?

No, no, help yourself.

I've laid off smoking my pipe for a couple of weeks.

Yeah, the tobacco's in this job.

All right, thanks.

Oh, great aroma.

Hey, Inspector, what's that out of the street there at the beginning of a brawl?

Huh?

Where? I don't see anything.

Those kids are screaming at each other.

Oh, they're not doing anything wrong.

They're just playing a new game.

A new game?

Screaming at each other?

Yeah.

They call it Blackie Faraday.

They never heard of it.

You want a light?

I have one, thanks.

Why do you like it?

Oh, that's fine, fine.

Blackie certainly knows what he was talking about.

Yeah, he usually does.

But they're on every tellin' me I said so.

No, no.

It's so long, Inspector.

And when you catch Blackie, tellin' me I kind of like it at the back of a job.

It had something different in it.

It's Blackie.

Scanlan said his hoods were going to bump us if he wasn't back in two hours.

Is it the...

Is it two hours yet?

No, sure.

I don't think so.

God, I must be a way out of here.

Yeah, but where, boss?

They know when there's a door.

It's locked and Scanlan's hoods are right outside.

Oh, I could get through the locked door, all right?

But I don't know how to get through Scanlan's men without a gun.

Oh, of course.

Somebody's open at door.

So I can get...

Boss, it's Scanlan.

How about Blackie?

Did you get Braille Scanlan?

Yeah, I got the Braille's.

Thank the lot.

I sure hate to double cross the guy who was on the level with me Blackie,

but this is business.

Don't move either one thing.

I love to let you have it right now.

Hey, Boss, he's got a gun.

Don't worry, Shari.

He won't use it.

He'll turn us over to his pals.

They do all my killing for me. That's how they make a living.

Well, I just put a lot of business in there.

What?

Inspector Parody.

Hey, Blackie, the joints full of cut.

All right, Scanlan. Drop that gun around. Drop you.

Okay, okay.

Parody.

For once in my life, I'm glad to see you.

And for once in my life, I'm not kidding.

Why did you follow me here, Copper? You don't have anything on me.

You were good answers from me, Scanlan,

when I get through with questions of my own.

Take him down a headquarters, Rollins.

You can't arrest him.

Take him away, Rollins.

Give me a hand, Thompson.

Look, I want to take care of him.

Wait a minute, Parody.

Don't you give me orders, Blackie.

That's right, Parody. Don't listen to him.

I'm ready to...

Don't take Scanlan away just yet.

All right.

Parody, why did you follow Scanlan?

Well, I'm not so dumb, Blackie.

I knew Scanlan was up to something when he said

you liked my pipe tobacco.

You don't smoke a pipe.

Now he tells me.

Parody, you're wonderful.

Scanlan is the playful little fellow who tapped you on the head

when you were taking me to headquarters for the murder of Duke Butcher.

Scanlan killed Butcher.

You can't prove that.

Oh, yes, I can.

Duke Butcher was in my apartment looking for the Worthington Pearls,

but she'd stolen and then planted on Shorty.

What?

Let me finish before you start making a rest, Inspector.

Scanlan was trying to hijack the pearls from Butcher.

That's why he followed him to my apartment.

Blackie, this better be good.

This is very bad, Inspector.

Because Scanlan found Butcher tied up the way Shorty and I left him,

and killed him.

When Butcher insisted he didn't know who had the pearls.

That's crazy.

Just how crazy do you think it is, Inspector?

Well, I don't know.

If Scanlan killed Butcher because he didn't have the pearls,

who has them now?

Scanlan.

Huh?

Scanlan has the pearls.

Here, I'll show you.

I'll search for myself, Blackie.

Hold him, boys.

I'm Blackie.

I'm Blackie.

If this is another one of your...

Well, I'll be...

That's not a string of popcorn you're pulling out of Scanlan's pocket Faraday.

The Worthington Pearls.

If Scanlan didn't get these from Butcher, where did he hit them?

From the tobacco jar in your office.

What?

How'd they get there?

I put them there, Inspector.

Just before you searched me.

You let me chase all over town for these pearls

when all the time they were in the tobacco jar on my desk.

That's right, Faraday.

Put that in your pipe.

But don't smoke it.

The Worthington Pearls.

The Worthington Pearls.

The Worthington Pearls.

The Worthington Pearls.

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