All language subtitles for The Batman - 11 - A Nipponese trap

[ Man Narrating ]
Daka has received word
from his Japanese agents...

that a supply of radium
is to be dropped from a plane.

But Batman interferes.

Here she comes.

Come on.
The Batman!

What?
Something wrong
down at the cars.

Where's Mr. Bruce?
He took one of their cars
down that way.

What happened, sir?
They shot out a tire,
and the car left the road.

I managed to jump
just in time.
Did they get the shipment, sir?

I'm afraid they did.

Right here, my friends.
Stop right here to take a trip
through the Cave of Horrors.

See the kind of enemies, my
friends, that our brave boys at
the fighting front are fighting.

And see also why every man,
woman, and child should aid
in this war effort.

[ Buzzing ]

Well, gentlemen,
it looks as if your mission
was successful.

We're lucky we got it.
First that new man Chuck White
tried to double-cross us.

Then the Batman showed up.
The Batman?

Yeah. That guy's got more lives
than a cat. But this time
we finished him for sure.

Sit down, gentlemen.
Give me a full report
about what happened.

Well, it's too bad
they had to beat us
this time.

We've got to find
some way to stop them.

We could watch that house
on Bell Street.

No, they're too smart
to hang out around there,

as long as they know
that Chuck White's still
around to identify them.

I guess we're up against
a blank wall then.

Not yet.
We still have Marshall
down at police headquarters.

He's good for
a lot of information,
if he can be made to talk.

We couldn't make him
talk before when we
had him in the Bat's Cave.

Yeah, but Marshall hasn't
met Chuck White as yet.
I don't get it.

You better go to bed now.
I'll tell you
all about it tomorrow.

Okay. Good night.
Good night.

Just a few minutes
after White disappeared,
the Batman attacked us.

Which should convince us
that White must be a member
of the Batman's organization.

And we can't use
the Bell Street house anymore,
because he knows all about it.

Precisely-- not until
Mr. White is eliminated.

Ah, but now that we have this,

it will take but a few days
to complete the weapon,

which will be more
destructive...

than anything man
ever dreamed of.

Looks like everything's
going okay.

Righto.

In here.

Want a cigarette?
Thanks.

Keep the pack. I'll be gettin'
out of here pretty quick.
I'll get some more.

- You just came in.
- It's all right.

-I got connections. They'll bail
me out of here in no time.
-What are you in for?

Just for lookin'
around a guy's place--
"prowling," they called it.

Hm! That ain't very serious.
You done much of it?

Oh, I get around.
You get in some
funny places too.

Now, this one night,
I'm crawlin' through a house,

when all of a sudden
I gets into a place
that's filled with bats...

flyin' all around.

And there's one great big bat
as big as a man, sittin' at a
desk in the middle of the room.

Well, I got so scared,
I really took a fast powder.

- Sort of a "bat man"?
- Yeah, that's it--
a man looking just like a bat.

You remember where
the house was?
Yeah, out Pinehurst Way.

Listen, I know a man
who'll pay you plenty
for that information.

No kiddin'?
Where's that guy?

Go to 112 Millcreek Road.

Ask for Croft.
Say that Marshall sent you.
You say he'll pay me dough...

if I tell him where
the guy with the bats lives?
That's right. Yeah.

You might tell him that
Marshall-- that's me--
is locked up here.

I'll be glad to do
that for you, pal.
Thanks.

Mr. Hansen?
Yeah. What can I do
for you gents?

We wish to have a man
released from jail.
You came to the right place.

Who's the mug
you want me to spring?
His name's Chuck White.

He's my father.
Costs money to get
guys out on bail.

Oh, we have
the money, sir.
Mmm!

What's your old man in for?
I think it's called
"prowling."

Suspicion of burglary, huh?
Imagine a nice kid like you
with an old man like that.

Well, I'll see what I can do.
It'll cost 25 bucks with
an extra five for my services.

That much?
Well, you're a nice kid.

I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll only take
two bucks for myself.

Here you are.
How long will it take you
to get him out of jail?

Why, he'll be sprung before
tonight. If he gets into
another jam, just call on me.

Thanks.
Thank you.

[ Buzzing ]

Section 1.

- Section 50 reporting.
- Proceed.

Have information that
Chuck White is being held in
jail on suspicion of burglary.

Oh. Well, uh,
have him bailed out,
then proceed with plan five.

All right, break it up, boys.
Daka's got a job he wants
you to do right away.

[ Man ]
Get your evening paper,
five-star final.

If that guy White knew why
we put up the bail for him,

he wouldn't be too anxious
to get out.

Evening paper, five-star final.
Get your evening paper.

Ex-tray.
Hey, taxi!

There he is.

Start the motor.

Get your evening paper,
five-star final.

[ Brakes Screeching ]

Nice work, Klein.
That's much better
than running over him.

Yeah. That oughta be
curtains for Mr. White.

Much obliged for
fixing me up, Doc.
That's our job.

Where's the nearest phone?
Right out there
in the corridor.

All right, thanks.

[ Ringing ]

- Wayne residence.
- Hello, Alfred.

Oh, it's you, Mr. Bruce.
We were getting worried
about you, sir.

I just got out of the hospital.
I was in a taxi accident.
I'm all right now.

Oh, that's shocking, sir.
You're sure you're
all right, sir?

Yes. Now, meet me at the corner
of 18th and Main right away.

Yes, sir. We'll be there
in a jiffy, sir.

What's the trouble?
The master had a narrow escape
from being killed.

He wants us to pick him up
immediately at the corner
of 18th and Main.

Daka should be
more than pleased
when he gets our report.

I don't care whether
he's pleased or not,
just as long as he pays off.

Yeah.

Turn around
and step on it.

How'd you make out, fellas?
We just gave that
plan five a new twist.

Yeah. Instead of running over
the guy in the street,
we mashed him up in a cab.

Are you sure
you finished him?
There's no doubt about it.

Swell. I'll tell Daka
the good news.

You'll have to turn off
on Millcreek Road
somewhere around here.

It's just
a short way ahead, sir.

Alfred, drive down the road
a few hundred yards
and wait for us.

Looks like that place
is well guarded.

Well, I'm gonna gin again.

We can't see anything from here.
Let's try the door.

I'm taking a walk.
It might change my luck.

The Batman!

Keep 'em covered, Robin.
I'm gonna look the place over.

[ Thuds ]

All right,
put him there in that chair.

This is one time
we'll know he's done for.
Let him have it.

No, wait a minute.
I think Daka'd thank us more
if we brought him in alive.

A man of his strength
would be very useful
to turn into a zombie.

Well, I'm gonna
rip off that mask
and see what he looks like.

It's Chuck White!

Well, I guess you didn't
do a very good job when
you crashed that cab.

Hey, where's that kid?

Calling the police,
calling the police.
Come to 112 Millcreek Road.

Come at once.
It's very urgent!
[ Thudding ]

112 Millcreek Road.

That kid's managed to cut
into the police wavelength.
We've gotta get out of here!

Come on.
We better leave.
The police are on the way.

What are we gonna do
with these guys?
We can't take them with us,

but I'll promise you
they'll never bother
us again.

I'm gonna blow up this place
so the police won't find
all that equipment.

You boys better
get out of here.

[ Grunting ]
Let me go, you fool! This place
is gonna blow up any second!

[ Narrator ] That's a
poison cigarette Captain Arnold
is about to smoke.

And Daka's men use zombie Warren
to lure his niece, Linda,
into the spy's clutches.

Who dropped that cigarette
onto the oily rags?

Can Linda escape from
the blazing building?

Don't fail to see
"Embers Of Evil,"

Chapter 12 of Batman
at this theatre next week.