All language subtitles for JOHNNY ALLEGRO

(Triumphant orchestral music)

(Moves into peaceful orchestral music)

(Calm gentle music)

Gee, that's beautiful, Mr. allegro.

Well I've done better,
Addie, but I guess it will do.

Mr. swift ordered some more orchids.

Who for this time?

I don't know

he said to leave them at the desk.

Well, when you get finished
wrapping it, I'll take it in.

(Phone ringing)

[Addie] Hello, John allegro florists.

Camellias?

Yeas

(tense music)

I, uh, believe I forgot my key.

I'll take you right back up again, miss.

Here it is

how stupid of me.

Darling!

Please help me, pretend you know me.

I'm beginning to feel that I do.

You're late, darling.

I won't be again.

Ah, but you're
forgiven, I adore orchids!

I knew you would.

I'll bet you're dying for a drink.

Well, I should say so!

You and I are going to get along.

[Desk clerk] Yes, sir?

Do you happen to know who
that man in with miss Chapman?

Oh, that's John allegro.,

he has the florist shop here at the hotel.

Thanks.

I can't thank you enough, mister, uh...

Allegro.

John allegro.

And these are for a customer.

My name is glenda Chapman.

You see, my father and I
are in terrible danger.

He's an inventor.

Don't tell me it's the atom bomb?

How wonderful, you know!

Then you must know that
any unfriendly element

would stop at nothing
to obtain his secret.

And that unfriendly little fat man

out there is one of them.

But you know everything!

I've been around

somebody oughta tell our police department

that one of their boys
its taking outside work.

You didn't go for that, eh?

What do you think?

It wasn't a bad try.

Most people don't know a detective

unless they've had a reason to dodge them.

This isn't my pitch, gorgeous.

What do you want?

I want to get out of here alone.

Will you help me?

Who's been helping you up to now?

No-one, this is the first
time I've noticed my friend.

If I were to leave my fur.

The little man out there
wouldn't know you'd gone.

You're fast, Mr. allegro.

That's what my name means.

[Glenda] Will you do it?

Why not?

What will I do with that?

You can, uh, take it up to my room.

If you don't mind.

Not at all

(gentle romantic music)

[Waiter] Is anything wrong, sir?

I wouldn't say so.

(Tense music)

He 1s with her now

John allegro.

I don't know

a-l-l-e-g-r-0o, I guess.

(Gentle romantic music)

Here you are.

Thanks, Addie.

Gee, miss Chapman's sure
gonna be loaded with orchids.

How did you know who they were for?

Well I oughta, I been takin' 'em

up to her every day for weeks!

I ain't dumb, ya know.

Gee, she's gorgeous.

And what a wardrobe!

You know somethin', if
I had clothes like that,

I'd go out every night, I'd wanna be seen!

She's just modest.

If you let that go and
take these up to her,

I'll let you go home.

Oh gee, thanks, Mr. allegro!

Don't read it

oh, Mr. allegro, I wouldn't do that!

Goodnight!

Goodnight, Addie.

(Gentle music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Knocking)

Sorry, we're closed.

It's alright, Johnny, I
don't want to buy anything.

Pretty!

Nice place you've got here.

Johnny, uh, rock.

I had you figured for a copper.

[Schultzy] My friends call me schultzy.

I'm not one of them.

I was born Johnny allegro.

If you're lookin' for him,
you found the right guy.

John allegro a right guy,
Johnny rock a wrong one.

Allegro started out alright.

Night school, church regular,
a legitimate job as a florist.

A miracle, that kind of a
kid from hell's kitchen

miracles don't last

that's right.

He'd delivered flowers to the gangsters

and see all the pretty
girls and the big dough.

That kind of temptation's tough.

You almost couldn't blame you.

I'm not blaming anybody.

He went to work with seco Magnum,

that's when the boy changed
his name to Johnny rock.

Then the inevitable, he
got trapped by the law.

Maybe not accidentally,
maybe he was framed.

Maybe.

So he went to sing sing for 10 years.

But he escaped.

I didn't know you knew
Johnny rock that well.

I didn't know him, Johnny,
but I think I understood him.

I'll get my hat, you must
be anxious to make this pitch.

Wait a minute, Johnny, let me finish.

Then allegro turned up again.

He couldn't make the regular army

because of a bullet hole in his knee,

but that didn't stop him.

He heard the oss would
take him and he joined up.

Why?

Did you come here to tell me
stories or take me downtown?

Then one night in the south pacific,

allegro jumped from a
plane into enemy territory.

What you did that night
saved an entire detachment.

Why did you make that jump?

I was pushed.

[Schultzy] You volunteered, why?

I still say I was pushed.

You don't get a citation
for distinguished service

by being pushed.

A lotta guys made jumps.

Why don't you quit stalling?

What do you want?

I want you to make another
jump, Johnny, a bigger one.

But why pick on me?

I didn't

she did.

You've been seeing quite
a bit of her lately.

Nice seeing, too.

[Schultzy] That makes you
the right man for the job.

[Johnny] Job?

Treasury department.

That's big stuff.

I want you to find out all about her.

Sorry, but stooling's out of my line.

This isn't stooling,
Johnny, this is big trouble.

Big enough to bring me all the way

from Washington just to see you.

I can't tell you what it is.

You'll have to go it blind.

It isn't good.

Worse than the pacific and just
as easy to get yourself dead

sounds good.

I suppose the state gives me
time off for good behavior?

I'm not promising you a thing, Johnny.

Think it over, son.

I'll be back

of course, you know I'll have to report

to the New York police
department, but I'd like to wait

until I could say
something nice about you.

(Tense music)

(Door thudding)

(Gentle music)

(Playful music)

(Doorbell buzzing)

[Glenda] Who is it?

[Johnny] Johnny.

[Glenda] Hello, Johnny.

What is this?

I thought we were only going to dinner.

I've been sent for, Johnny,

I've gotta get out of here right away.

Sent for?

By whom?

Believe me, if I
could tell you, I would.

Well, where you going?

You could at least tell me that much

I can't, I can't tell you anything.

Well, how do you figure on gettin' out?

You can help me, Johnny, you're smart.

How smart can a guy be?

(Gentle romantic music)

Please, Johnny.

Alright.

Wait here

(Calm pensive music)

Hello, Mr. allegro, how's business?

[Johnny] Fine thanks, Sam.

(Car door thudding)

(Gentle orchestral music)

The basement's clear, we can
use the freight elevator.

Thanks, Johnny.

Just a minute, allegro.

Going somewhere, miss Chapman?

Yes and she's in a hurry!

(Punch thudding)

(Gun firing)

What happened?

(Dramatic action music)

(Car rumbling)

(Gentle music)

Anyone following?

No

(sighing) I guess we did it.

Why'd you have to shoot him?

Let's not start a quiz program.

Where we going?

I gotta catch a plane.

The airport will be swarming with law.

This is a private field, go out ventura.

(Camera clicking)

Alright, everybody out.

I'll call on ya if I need ya.

Alright, get up.

We don't have to think you're dead.

Well, you certainly took your time!

I will be dead when my wife sees my coat,

look at the burn from that wadding!

What a sock he hit.

I bet that's the part
Johnny enjoyed the most.

Well, I purposely left myself wide open.

Go on, get in.

You did fine.

Did fine, he says!

One real bullet mixed up with those blanks

and I'd spend the evening
in undertaking place!

[Schultzy] Well, you
look all ready for him.

[Pudgy] And besides,
somebody stepped on my hand.

Okay, so for a while you
can't count on your fingers.

[Pudgy] I think this is a waste of time,

how do you know you'll ever see him again?

Eh, I don't.

(Gentle romantic music)

Goodbye, Johnny.

What do you mean, goodbye?

Go to San Francisco,

I'll run an ad in the
personals when I get back.

With a getaway like that,

you'd ditch me here with a murder rap?

Well I can't take you with me.

No, I guess you can't.

You can forget about running that ad,

there won't be an answer!

[Glenda] Johnny, try to understand.

I do, you just told
me how I stand with you.

You fool, you know how I feel about you,

it's just that where I'm going

you'd be in more danger
than you would be here!

The people I work with
don't like strangers.

This stranger just shot
a cop for 'em, remember?

Well I know, but, but
it's taking such a chance.

[Johnny] What kind of a
chance have I got stayin' here?

Alright, come on.

(Plane engine rumbling)

(Plane engine revving)

(Suspenseful music)

Hello, Jeffrey.

He's going with us.

(Car engine revving)

[Johnny] We should've
had the Florida blue plate,

only 65 cents.

[Glenda] It's a bargain!

We wouldn't be close to the

Yankees spring training camp, would we?

They're at St. Petersburg.

No kidding?

Mm-hmm_

There must be a time limit

to this little game we're playing, glenda.

What game?

Uh, where is it, this
place where headed for?

Patience is its own reward

Who's your friend?

The boat's here.

Boat?

I haven't a passport.

You don't need one

how patient can a guy be?

This is like following a seeing-eye dog.

Aren't they amazing animals?

I simply adore them!

Me too

(suspenseful music)

(Boat engine rumbling)

It's alright, Roy, he's going with us.

(Boat engine revving)

(Boat engine revving)

(Gentle music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Gentle music)

[Johnny] This wouldn't
be farm island, would it?

You better forget about the geography.

(Tense music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Gentle music)

(Dramatic music)

Hello, glenda!

[Glenda] Morgan.

Welcome home

Morgan, this is a friend...

How chummy!

You brought a friend with you.

How hospitable.

[Glenda] I was just
going to explain that.

Why trouble to explain?

It's so touchingly natural.

[Glenda] This is Johnny allegro.

You actually know his name?

I'm Morgan vallin.

Always glad to meet any
of glenda's friends,

though she doesn't usually
bring them with her.

[Glenda] I had to
bring him here, Morgan,

he killed a detective for
me so I could get here.

How adventurous

how romantic!

[Glenda] Morgan, don't be foolish.

Forgive me, Johnny
whatever-your-name-is.

I want to thank you for any assistance

you may have given my little wife.

Wife?

(Chuckling) She forgot
to tell you, of course.

She usually does.

Or were you afraid he might
not have come here with you?

I told you why I brought him here,

he had no other getaway.

This 1s Johnny rock,

they want him for escaping
a stretch at sing sing.

And what have you told him?

Nothing, he doesn't
even know where he is

and how did that minute
mind of yours conclude

that anyone could be of service to me

with his pictures in all the papers

with a number across the front of him?

They took those a long time ago,

I've changed a lot since then.

But your type never changes.

Just looking at you makes one think of

alley fighting, Tommy guns.

Is that bad?

It's not for me.

You see all this?

A nice museum

you would call it that

but it's my library, my
concert hall, my trophy room.

Here I have the best
the world has to offer,

and I don't intend to let
anything jeopardize it.

I can permit only people around me

of whose methods I'm sure.

That bulge in your coat pocket,

the gun with which you shot
the detective no doubt?

No doubt

give it to me.

Ugly, noisy, smelly.

No skill needed

a stupid, dangerous toy.

Any doddering fool without
muscle or talent could fire that

now this, this is something different.

Strength,

skill,

grace.

A weapon for a man of culture.

In a tough spot, gimme a trigger

instead of a piece of string.

You're in a tight spot now.

Or didn't you know it?

Maybe I'm not very bright.

Either you're a very brave
man or you underestimate me,

and I will not be
underestimated, do you hear?

(Arrow thudding)

Not a bad shot.

Thank you.

Would you care to demonstrate
your skill with this thing?

I couldn't match that with a shotgun.

You win, Mr. vallin.

Uh, just get the feel of this bow.

Pull back on that string.

It takes muscle to pull
70 pounds, doesn't it?

That bow will out-shoot everything
but a high-powered rifle.

An arrow from it is more
deadly than a bullet.

Why, I've killed antelope,
wild boar, mountain lions.

Suppose a guy wanted to commit suicide

with a thing like this,
how would he go about it?

You have a sense of humor.

I like that

and it 1s not inconceivable
that I might like you.

You'll no doubt need some rest

sounds like a good idea,
I could use a little sleep.

[Morgan] Lugo!

Take the gentleman's things

and show him up to the guest room.

Oh, uh, but I don't have any things,

I didn't get a chance to pack.

Who knows?

Perhaps you have enough.

Maybe more than you need.

Goodnight.

Goodnight, Mrs. vallin.

Goodnight, Johnny.

(Gentle music)

(Dramatic suspenseful music)

[Morgan] What's the matter, glenda?

What about it?

Your anxiety betrays you.

Be yourself, Morgan,
the audience has gone!

All I say is he's quick and he's clever,

he's a good man for us.

I make the decisions here

well, what are you going to do?

I'm going to hear the
rest of my symphony.

I'm going to bed.

I must enjoy my favorite music alone?

What better company
could you have, Morgan?

Goodnight.

(Classical symphonic music)

(Tense music)

(Doorknob rattling)

(Newspaper rustling)

(Light switch clicking)

(Suspenseful music)

(Floor creaking)

(Newspapers rustling)

That's a smart trick, Mr. allegro.

(Light switch clicking)

That's another smart trick

are you there, John allegro?

Of course you are.

And you know I'll use
the sound of your voice

to judge your position.

Grudgingly, my respect
for you mounts, Johnny.

Goodnight.

I'll see you in the morning.

(Peaceful music)

(Boat engine rumbling)

(Suspenseful music)

(Gentle music)

(Dramatic music)

Nice boat.

(Tense music)

Johnny, where have you been?

I've been looking for you
since early this morning.

Well, you found me.

What happened last night?

Nothing, why?

Well, Morgan's so unpredictable,

he's dangerous, he could...

How come you forgot to
tell me you were married?

Can't you forget it?

Without half tryin',
but I wanna stay alive.

I have told you what we have learned,

our cause needs workers

we will trust your judgment as to

whether or not allegro can be useful.

Ah, good morning.

[Glenda] Good morning.

This 1s John allegro, gentlemen.

Mr. vetch, Mr. grote.

You know my wife.

Sorry you won't stay for breakfast,

but I realize that my rich fare

has never met with your approval.

We have work to do

we go in for the continental style here,

Johnny, help yourself.

Lobster for breakfast?

Had I known you were coming,

I'd have arranged for
coffee and doughnuts.

[Johnny] It's good enough for me.

How do you like our island?

You were exploring it this morning,

or in your vernacular, casing the joint.

I took a walk around

I'd have a tough time finding it

even if I knew where it was.

Did you discover anything
when you searched their boat?

Yeah, I'm being watched.

Well, I discovered that
what glenda says is true,

you are Johnny rock, there is
a sentence hanging over you,

and shot a detective

the story's in all the papers.

Well, does that satisfy you?

We'll know better this afternoon.

What happens this afternoon?

We don't allow our guests
to become bored, Johnny,

and since Florida isn't too
far, we're going to the races.

(People chattering)
(Cars rumbling)

Wait for us here, Jeffrey.

A good spot we picked to
park, we can get out in a hurry.

Morgan detests traffic.

You shoulda let me brought my gun.

Don't improvise, you'll
be told what to do.

Is that the dough that
stocks the mutual windows?

It could be

Here's where you take over, Johnny.

I have your wallet,

identification cards.

What happens with these?

(Knocking)

James mcgillip, md.

A doctor, me?

Go to that door and knock,

identify yourself and explain

that you want to make an emergency call.

A doctor will be allowed
to use the office phone.

Dial this number

who'll be on the other end?

It doesn't matter, just
remember that you're a doctor.

Oh, uh, the phoning is just a cover-up?

What happens then?

Stick to your role

and a natural sequence
of events will occur.

We'll wait for you right here.

(Tense music)

(Knocking)

I'm Dr. mcgillip.

I'd like to use your phone.

If it's an emergency, doctor, alright.

You'll find it right
over there on the desk.

Thank you.

(Rotary dial whirring)

(Phone buzzing)

Bureau of internal revenue.

This is Dr. mcgillip,

I'd like to get a message
to Mr. schulz at once.

Schultzy?

He's not here but he's in town

I can get it to him.

Yes, that's right.

It's about his boy, Johnny.

Tell him the operation
is taking place today.

It's urgent that he be at the
veteran's hospital tonight.

I'm not positive but
I'll try and be there.

Thank you very much.

Thanks!

You're entirely welcome, doctor.

It's inconvenient that you
can't phone from the track.

You see phone service lends
aid to illegal bookmaking,

you understand that, doctor?

Yeah, that's right.

What do I do, check it?

No, Johnny.

We're leaving.

You mean we can't stay
and bet on a few races?

I'm surprised at your
lack of business acumen.

We're not going to throw
good money after bad.

Underestimated Morgan, didn't you?

And you know how it irks
him to be underestimated

no wonder

I've known a lotta smart
guys, but that's genius.

Then perhaps you've changed your mind

about the necessity for carrying a gun?

From now on, call me Robin hood.

Well, you are hardly the type

but you are responding to treatment.

Where do we go from here?

We don't have to go right home do we?

We leave for the island
right after dinner.

Oh, that's fine.

How about letting me
repay your hospitality?

Are there any good
restaurants around here?

Thank you, Johnny, but I
have some business in town.

Oh, uh, I didn't know that.

But there's a very good cafe,
the topaz, you'll eat there.

I don't like to eat
alone, but I suppose...

Oh, I didn't intend for you to.

Glenda will be glad to go
with you, won't you, darling?

I'd love it!

Good.

(Gentle, rhythmic dance music)

I'm glad you suggested this, Johnny.

Vallin isn't a bad guy after all.

His sending me with you
is a gesture of precaution.

That's okay.

To me, it's a reward.

That was nice, Johnny.

(Audience and dancers clapping)

(People chattering)

Thank you.

The pleasure was all mine.

(Gentle music)

I like the taste of aniseed,
it reminds me of those

licorice whips we used to
buy in penny candy stores.

Remember?

You haven't answered my question.

Oh, what was it?

How you happened to
marry a guy like Morgan.

That's a pretty dull story.

Maybe I'd like to hear it.

Alright, but remember you asked for it.

I was working at an exclusive
jewelers on 5th Avenue.

I used to admire the
men that came in there.

The jewels they bought,
the clothes the women wore.

How I envied those women!

Just being around them
gave me a vicarious feeling

like I was one of them.

I used to hate the
prospect of quitting time

and going back to my two-by-four walkup.

Well, one day Morgan came
in, looked at some jewelry.

He couldn't make up his mind.

Suddenly he called me
over and asked my opinion.

I was flattered.

I told him I liked the
diamond wristwatch best,

he bought it and thanked
me and walked out.

And?

This is it

as I said, Morgan can be very charming.

At times.

After we were married those
times were less frequent

until finally it became
purely a business association,

as far as I was concerned.

You're not listening, Johnny.

I'm sorry, go ahead.

What's wrong?

It's a malaria flare-up.

What can we do about it?

I gotta get some atabrine.

Where, Johnny, where?

At the veteran's hospital.

Let's hurry, I'll take you there.

(Suspenseful music)

You can wait right over there, corporal,

it will only be a few minutes.

Yes?

This is John allegro,
he's had a malaria flare-up.

Oh, well, I'll take him to Dr. jaynes.

Would you mind waiting
in the solarium, please,

you'll find it right down the hall.

He'll be alright.

This is Mr. allegro,
doctor, a malaria case.

Thank you, miss Baldwin,
I'l take care of him.

Hop up, young man.

Hello, Johnny.

You're a little late

yeah, and if you don't
move in pretty soon,

I'll be the late Johnny rock.

Which reminds me, what
happened to that cop I killed?

He clipped the department
for a new suit of clothes

and he wants me to tell you

that he owes you a sock in the jaw.

[Johnny] Let him try and collect.

A good gag, that malaria.

How'd you expect me to get in here,

with an attack of hives?

Morgan vallin's the head guy.

[Schultzy] We know that.

The racket's counterfeiting.

We know that too

they distribute the phony
stuff at the racetracks.

The people don't examine their
winnings, did you know that?

A couple of hundred thousand
went in to circulation today,

they have an accomplice at the track

and I know where the real dough is.

Now you can make your pinch.

[Schultzy] Not yet, Johnny,
that's only pin money.

Pin money?

I told you this is a big job.

I guess I'd better let
you in on the whole thing.

The time Japan attacked Pearl
harbor this money was printed,

it was their plan to flood the west coast

with this currency in
attempt to wreck our economy.

But we grabbed it, eh?

Only the plates.

No more could be printed but there was

still 500 million left in Korea.

Other troops got in and
the money disappeared.

500 million?

That sounds like a foreign loan!

How did vallin latch on to it?

We don't know that he
did or we'd have moved in.

It's possible it's being doled out to him.

That's where vetch and grote come in.

Who are they?

You mean there is
something you didn't know?

They came to see vallin this morning

from another island or the mainland.

This may be it, Johnny, find out.

It's a long way back
over that ocean tonight.

Where to, where are you located?

I don't know

you're not going to hold
out on us are you, Johnny?

It's one of the few small
islands off the coast,

I don't know which one.

The driver kept crossing me
up by doing a lot zigzagging.

Any shortwave equipment on-board?

A ship-to-shore telephone.

Good.

We'll arrange with the
coastguard to stand by

for a call every night at 10.

You won't fire me if I'm
a couple of minutes late?

Don't worry.

Oh, uh, Mr. Schultz,
you forgot to tell me

that she was married to vallin

well, it happens to be news to us too.

Anything else?

Yes.

Vallin's got the gun I shot that cop with,

and the minute he finds out
it's loaded with blanks,

the honeymoon's over.

Then the first thing you've
got to do is to get that gun.

You don't have to tell
me that, just tell me how.

That's part of your job.

Thanks.

Oh, it's gettin' late, I'd better blow.

Okay, Johnny, be seein' ya.

I hope.

(Boat engine rumbling)

Where did you happen to
contract malaria, Johnny?

Down in the south
pacific in the last war.

A war hero, eh?

Nah, I was standing in a bar one night

when a mosquito flew in and bit me.

What outfit were you with?

[Johnny] Paratroopers.

Make many jumps?

A couple.

It must've been exciting.

How often do these attacks occur?

Every now and then.

Never know just when
they're gonna flare up.

It was fortunate you
were able to take care it.

Yeah

well, if you'll excuse me,
I think I'll get some air.

That's the one.

Oh, you're a little too good for me.

Sure rides nice.

The motors purr like a little kitten.

(Clicking)

Aren't you afraid you might get lost?

What are we doing',
about 26 miles an hour?

I guess that's knots to you.

Well, nice gabbing with you.

(Gentle music)

(Tense music)

Well, where did they go?

Well, we tried to follow them

but their boat didn't have any lights

and they gave us the slip.

With that kind of dough,
what did you expect?

Hoodlums like Johnny rock don't change.

You could be right, you
could be perfectly right,

but I'll be a happier man
thinking you're wrong.

(Schultzy sighing)

(Suspenseful music)

(Clicking)

Looking for your gun, Johnny?

Yeah

where is it?

You don't need it, you're among friends!

Just the same, I'd feel a lot safer

if it was in my pocket.

Don't be afraid of Morgan, he likes you.

And you know how I feel.

Be smart, will ya?

I'm not takin' any chances.

Chances?

I took the chances bringing you here.

I got you in, remember?

Sure.

Now that you did I'm gonna
stay in, I like this racket,

I even like Morgan.

How about his wife?

What about her?

She can't do without you, Johnny.

You can't do without her.

Maybe.

I'm sure gonna try.

Won't do you any good.

Stop fighting yourself, Johnny,

you know you wanna hold me, don't you?

(Tense dramatic music)

(Key clicking)

There you are, Roy.

See you in the morning.

Will you excuse us, glenda?

I have something to
discuss with Mr. allegro.

Something important, a private matter.

(Gentle music)

(Suspenseful music)

Roy doesn't trust you, Johnny.

Roy doesn't?

Perhaps he doesn't like your face.

Maybe I don't like his.

I like this spirit of mutual distrust,

it could relieve me of
a lot of responsibility,

but I don't trust you either.

I don't mean to be offensive,

it's simply my policy
to distrust everyone.

To me suspicion is
another word for caution.

Is that all you wanted
to discuss with me?

Oh no.

No, sit down, Johnny.

I'm a man who enjoys competition.

For instance, that scene I
interrupted when I came in.

Competition is healthy, in all fields.

Business, athletics, or women.

In the latter category,
especially in our particular case,

I have complete confidence,

because I have the
advantage of knowing glenda.

Then you can't lose.

I'm glad you see it that way, Johnny,

because I must confess to a weakness.

I'm a bad loser

is there anything else?

We'll consider the incident
closed, for the present.

Would you like to hear some good music?

No, thanks, I think I
could use a little fresh air.

And besides, good music is wasted on me.

(Door thudding)

(Upbeat classical music)

(Suspenseful music)

I wouldn't want to be the
one to say I told you so,

but if we hear from rock, I'll eat my hat.

(Dramatic music)

(Branch snapping)

(Tense music)

(Dramatic music)

(Branches snapping)

(Tense music)

(Suspenseful music)

Calling coast guard,
calling coast guard.

Johnny allegro calling schultzy.

- Schultzy!
- Yo?

Want some mustard on that hat?

[Coast guard] Coast guard
to Johnny, come in, Johnny.

I can't tell exactly
what island we're on,

but it took us an hour and
48 minutes at 26 knots.

As near as I can figure, it's
about 50 miles southeast.

Okay, Johnny.

I still don't know where
the stuff comes from,

but you'd better move
in as close as you can.

If I find out anymore, I'll
contact you, if I'm still alive.

Night, Johnny.

(Dramatic music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Upbeat classical music)

Where you been?

No place, where you been?

Cigarette?

(Dramatic music)

(Boat engine rumbling)

Near as I figure from his directions,

we're about an hour off the island.

Let's move to within about 15 minutes,

then lay offshore until we get word.

What word?

You were there last night, weren't you?

Sure, he'll play along 'til he finds out

where the stuff comes from,
then if we hear from him, I'll...

Why don't you get seasick?

If you're so sure, what
are you drumming for?

I hke to drum

(Tense music)

It seems rather significant

that our quarters were entered last night.

[Morgan] Last night?

Another point of significance,

everything was left undisturbed.

It might be advisable
to further investigate

your Mr. allegro, however,
most important at this time,

was the amount that was delivered

it wasn't enough?

Far from enough, my friends.

I consider it quite sufficient.

Things have become very
unsatisfactory to the home office.

To the home office or to you?

I have my reports to make.

I feel perhaps you tend to forget who,

so to speak, set you
up in business and why.

[Morgan] I forget nothing, my friend.

They've had extravagant profits

from their so-to-speak investment.

Confidence, profits,
investments, business.

Strange language for us to use, isn't it?

And all this talk of you and they,

as if our interests no longer coincided.

They've received ample.

Ample?

In a cause which demands everything?

There seems to be some
misunderstanding here.

No, there is a stronger word.

You know the word

treason

(dramatic music)

That's too strong a word.

I resent it

and for which there are
stronger consequences,

which you'll resent even more.

Today's communique suggests that

you take a little trip with us.

So”?

To the home office.

Is that an invitation or an order?

If you agree, it is an invitation.

If you hesitate, it is an order.

But you forget one thing, the
money is hidden on my island.

I have it, all of it,
and I intend to keep it.

[Vetch] I strongly
advise you to reconsider.

From now on this business is mine.

Then I regret to announce
that you're now out of business.

Draw that bow and we fire.

In either case, I am as good as dead,

but this arrow will
take one of you with me.

I'm just considering which one.

Do not be foolish.

You may kill one of
us, but not both of us.

I'm not bluffing, vallin,
and you cannot distract me

with those glances behind me.

Could it be possible that
you are underestimating me?

(Gun firing)

(Bow snapping)

(Dramatic action music)

(Bow snapping)

(Tense music)

Thank you, Johnny.

Oh, that's quite alright.

I was just passing the window

and I saw a couple of
your pals had you covered.

If you'd have missed I'd have

picked 'em off for you with this.

We don't need this, Johnny.

I couldn't have missed,
I used a silver arrow.

Devil's machinery.

You know more about them than I thought.

It's alright, Roy.

We've got to move off the island at once.

How long will it take
you to load the boat?

About a half-hour.

Good, take care of it.

I better go and help him.

Oh, just a minute, Johnny.

Roy still doesn't trust you,

and I must that I'm a bit
confused about you myself.

However, we won't take the
time to discuss that now.

Here are some important
papers, take them to the boat

and I'll have more for
you when you return.

(Tense music)

Where're we going?

It might be advisable not
to ask too many questions.

(Gentle music)

You think that's it?

I think so, Mr. Schultz.

We'll know as soon as we get
a fix on his transmitter.

What's the matter, frank?

(Boat engine rumbling)

(Suspenseful music)

Hello, calling coast guard.

Coast guard, calling
coast guard, coast guard.

Stand by.

[Glenda] Johnny!

We're leaving, glenda, vallin's orders.

Things have been happening, sweetheart.

[Glenda] I know, Morgan killed
vetch and grote, didn't he?

[Johnny] Oh, you've been
finding things out, haven't you?

This 1s our chance, Johnny.

[Johnny] For what?

[Glenda] To get away, you and me.

[Johnny] What about Morgan?

He's still the boss, you know.

[Glenda] He doesn't have to be.

[Johnny] Meaning what?

Johnny, we're in the boat,
let's leave right now together,

I know a wonderful place, no extradition!

I'm not leaving without
the money, where is it?

Morgan has it, let him keep it.

We don't want it, Johnny.

Oh no, that's what I risked my neck for

and I'm not leavin' without it!

[Glenda] He'll kill you.

[Johnny] I'll take that
chance, do you know where it is?

[Glenda] It's hidden on the island.

[Johnny] All of it?

[Glenda] Well, yes, but
even if we got away with it,

he won't stop until he found us!

[Johnny] Then he won't find us.

Listen to me, Johnny.

This is our one chance, take it!

Nothing doin', I'm not
leaving without that dough!

Alright, Johnny.

Come on, I'll show you where it is.

(Gentle music)

Get the fix?

I think we can find him.

Good, let's move in.

(Suspenseful music)

That's the path, follow it

until you come to a
cave, the money's there.

I'll go stall Morgan.

I'll meet you back at the boat.

(Key snapping)

(Gun firing)

(Gun firing)

(Dramatic music)

(Suspenseful music)

What're you doin'?

The stuff stays here.

Did the boss say so?

I said so!

(Dramatic action music)

(Grunting) (Blows thudding)

(Groaning) (Blows thudding)

(Crashing)

(Blows thudding)

(Blows thudding)

(Arrow thudding)

(Dramatic music)

(Boat engine rumbling)

(Suspenseful music)

(Dramatic music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Dramatic music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Branch snapping)

(Arrow thudding)

(Dramatic music)

That can't happen again, Johnny.

I like this, it's a new experience.

It's exhilarating, hunting man.

Sooner or later you'll
give me another opening.

Why don't you give me
a chance to fight back?

You, asking for a chance?

A man can perform miracles?

A man who can kill a
detective without a bullet?

Perhaps you can perform
the same magic on me!

(Suspenseful music)

(Bow snapping)

(Arrow thudding)

(Dramatic music)

(Suspenseful music)

(Dramatic music)

(Suspenseful music)

There's the boat, Johnny!

Why don't ya make a run for it?

(Bow snapping)

One of your army tricks, eh?

I still have one more arrow.

It's a silver one

remember, Johnny?

I can't miss with this one

I told you I was a bad loser.

Morgan, what are you doing?

You're just in time to
say good-bye to your friend.

Why, Morgan, what happened?

Apparently, you didn't
find out all about him.

You've been a gullible little fool.

He's an informer, working
with the authorities!

Well, what is your decision now?

There's only one thing to do, Morgan!

I told you, Mr. allegro,

I had the advantage of knowing glenda.

Why not give him the
chance you'd give any animal?

That's right.

And you have an advantage
over an animal, you can think.

I'll give you a five-second start.

One.

Two

three

four

(arrow clattering)

(Glenda screaming)

(Dramatic action music)

(Glenda screaming)

(Blow thudding)

(Blow thudding)

(Morgan screaming)

Let's get outta here.

(Somber music)

(Boat engine rumbling)

Get in.

(Boat engine revving)

I'll cast off, you get going, but fast.

The feds'll be here any minute.

Then it was true what Morgan said?

Yes, but I'm givin' you a break.

What do you mean,
giving me a break, why?

Because you gave me one.

That's not the reason, Johnny.

- So long, glenda.
- Johnny, wait!

I can't go without you.

Don't be a sap!

I'm not going.

I told you I owed the state some time

and this whole thing was part
of the deal to cut it down.

Well, now you know the score.

(Gentle romantic music)

Johnny, you're only
telling me you love me.

(Boat engine rumbling)

[Schultzy] Pretty scenery.

Yeah

I guess I owe you two an
apology, especially the lady.

What for?

Well, it isn't polite to listen in

on other people's conversations.

Of course, what I heard
will make it a lot easier

for me to say something
nice about two people.

You did a good job, Johnny!

Thanks.

(Gentle music)

(Triumphant orchestral music)