All language subtitles for 086 - Aos

The Adventures of Superman!

Faster than a speeding bullet!

More powerful than a locomotive!

Able to leap tall buildings at a single
bound!

Look! Up in the sky!

It's a bird! It's a plane!

It's Superman!

Yes, it's Superman!

Strange visitor from another planet who
came to Earth with powers and abilities

far beyond those of mortal men.

Superman!

who can change the course of mighty
rivers, bend steel in his bare hands,

and who, disguised as Clark Kent,
mild-mannered reporter for a great

metropolitan newspaper, fights a
never-ending battle for truth, justice,

and the American way.

I don't know, everybody's in such a
hurry these days.

Pretty soon I won't need a haircut. My
boss is going to scalp me. Don't worry.

You'll be next.

Thank you, sir. Come again.

Next time you take a walk, use your own
feet.

Give me a shave. Make it snappy.

Yes, sir. Sit right down.

Oh, over here, please.

You new around here?

Well, sure. I just bought the shop this
week.

See all the flowers?

Here, have one.

Just trim the brush. Skip the posies.

Excuse me, but I think I was next.

And who do you think you are?

I'm Jim Orson from the Daily Planet.

A reporter, huh?

Well, the name is Rick Sable.

S-A-B-L-E.

You remember that if you want to stay
healthy.

You mean Rick Sable the gangster?

There's only one.

Me.

Well, uh...

Pardon me, but there is another.

I say there's only one.

You want to make something of it?

Rick Sabre was my best friend in school.

When we were kids, he used to say, Tony,
someday I'm going to make a million

dollars. And I'm going to give you half
of it. It usually worked, too.

What do you mean it worked?

Well, Rick was always a generous kid.

So I used to give him another stick of
bubble gum.

Tony. The skinny kid with the freckles,
Tony Gambini. Tony Gambini, that's me.

Well, you add a pound here and there.

Now, you wouldn't be Rick Sable, my old
friend. I told you there was only one.

Well, that's wonderful, wonderful, after
all these years.

Yeah, yeah, it's been a stretch to snap
it up. I gotta get out of here by noon,

huh? Well, right after the next
customer, huh?

I said now.

It's all right, Tony. I'll wait till
you're finished with Mr. Sable. Well, I

thought you were in a hurry. I got lots
of time.

Okay.

Ah, Rick, it's a small world.

How goes it by, Rick?

No, I'm not complaining.

What are you doing now?

Just taking it easy.

Where you working?

Rick Sable don't work for nobody.

You mean you're out of work?

Well, that's wonderful.

I need a partner. Why don't you come in
business with me?

You working a clipper joint? No, thanks.
I'm after the big dough. Still talking

about the big money.

I'm serious.

I'd like to have you with me.

Well, what's so funny about 50 grand?

Nothing, Rick. Nothing.

All you got to do is rob the National
Bank or the...

Acme jewelry store or... Keep it, Mom.
You want the kid to get ideas?

I think I'll get a bite to eat while I'm
waiting, Tony. Is there a restaurant

handy? Yeah, right around the corner.

You mean the gangster?

Yeah, Rick Sable.

I think he's going to hold up the Acme
jewelry company.

Can you get word to Superman?

Well, perhaps I can, Jimmy.

But how did you find out about this?

Well...

Overheard it in the barbershop. So the
smartest crook in town outlines a

robbery in front of a witness. I'm
sorry, Jimmy, I can't buy it. Jeepers,

Mr. Ken, it sounded genuine.

Well, there might be something to it at
that.

You stay there and keep an eye on
things.

If anything develops, call me.

Uh, Jimmy, be careful.

Sure, Mr. Ken, I'll watch out.

And that's how I'm sure.

If you know there's a robbery...

You get up out of that chair just like
that and go over there by the phone,

call the police, tell them what it's all
about.

Hello, operator. Give me the police.

Hello, police.

There will be a robbery today at 12 noon
at the... What's that?

Well, give me the robbery division then.

Come on, Rick. You're carrying this joke
too far. It's all a mistake. I'm sorry.

But I haven't told him yet.

Oh, look, the police are busy. It's not
fair to send him on wild goose chases.

Say, what was I going to tell him?

Are you feeling all right, Rick?

Yeah, of course. Of course.

Same old Rick.

Hey, you're making me laugh just like we
did when we were kids.

I make you laugh?

Oh, yeah, yeah. Very funny.

Even fooled the kid, didn't we?

Well, I was wise to you all along.

Well, I can't wait any longer, Tony.
I'll get a trim later. But I'm almost

done.

Hi, Jimmy.

Well, did you find anything out?

Nah, nothing.

They were just pulling my leg, that's
all.

This the man?

Yeah, that's him.

What a production.

He even started to call the police.

Police? What for?

To tell him the robbery would be at noon
today.

And if Tony hadn't called off the joke,
Rick would have gone through with the

call, too.

Well,

many a truth spoken and jest, I guess.

Forget it. I just goofed, that's all.

Anyway, Miss Lane will give us a full
report.

Lois?

Yeah, she went down to the Acme Jewelry
Company to pick up her wristwatch.

She should be there by now.

Well, it's two minutes to twelve.

Jimmy, would you mind taking these down
to the desk for me?

Sure.

What's the matter? You got a lunch date
or something? No, not exactly. I just

remembered something important.

All right, boys. Dopaman.

Drop those guns.

Thank you, ma'am.

Superman, what's going on here?

Look out, Miss Lane. Friend of yours,
eh, Superman?

Well, take it easy and she won't get
hurt.

Okay, Harry, pick up the bag and let's
go.

I get it. We take the girl along, eh?
Yeah, sort of like insurance.

If you're smart, you won't try to stop
us. You aren't going anywhere.

Oh, the gun. It's too hot to handle.

Well, that's how it is with guns.

He must have done it with his x-ray
vision.

Yes, he must have. And I don't like
having guns pointed at me.

Nice going, Miss Lane.

Well, that should hold them till the
police arrive.

Oh, would you mind going in there and
untying that gentleman you find under

the counter? It's the least I can do,
especially if I want to get my watch.

Excuse me.

Can't you hear the news?

No, what happened?

Well, Miss Lane just got back from
lunch.

Oh, that's nice.

I hope she enjoyed her meal.

Well, she didn't say, but you know what?

Superman prevented the Acme Jewel
robbery.

He did. My, he certainly gets around,
doesn't he? What a story. And I didn't

cover it because I thought it was a
hoax.

And I don't blame you. It doesn't add up
for Rick Sable to tip off a robbery.

Unless, of course, he was planning a
double cross.

Do you suppose, Tony, that Barber had
anything to do with it? Oh, talk sense,

will you, Jimmy?

Well, it was just an idea.

It wouldn't do any harm for me to talk
to Tony, would it?

No, I don't suppose it would do any
harm.

Thank you, sir.

Well, so you came back.

Sit right down, huh?

You can take your time, Tony.

I thought you were in a hurry.

Not now.

But you could do me a favor.

Yeah? Tell me.

What were you and Rick talking about
before the robbery?

Well, there was no robbery. We were just
kidding.

Well, don't laugh too loud. The Acme
Jewelry Company was held up today.

If you're not laughing, I'm not
laughing. Is it true?

It happened just like Rick said it
would.

What did you talk about?

I thought Rick was honest. I told him
so.

Is that all?

Now, look.

Rick was always a good kid. I can't
believe he's a thief.

How much did they get?

Nothing. Superman arrived in time.

Superman?

But he couldn't have.

Well, he did.

Well, then tell me what Rick is doing
right outside the store.

Well, Rick didn't take part in the
robbery. He just planned it.

Now, look, I'm not going to say you're
wrong, but I'm going to ask Rick when he

comes in the store. Well, jeepers, he
can't find me here. Well, why not? Well,

I'm the one who tipped off Superman.

Well, hide him here, huh?

blinds. Anyone in there?

Who do you think I'm hiding? Superman?

Somebody ratted on the day's job. Now,
it was either you or that reporter.

Why pick on me? If the police found out
anything, it's because you called them

yourself. What did you say? I called the
police?

Well, sure. If I hadn't stopped you,
you'd have told them everything.

That's a lie.

I swear it's true.

I'm a level.

On the level.

How could I do such a thing?

It wasn't just a bad dream.

I ran it on my own men.

You need a rest, Rick. A rest, huh?

If this happens again, I'll get a nice
long one behind bars.

Well, it's not going to happen again.

And if you say one word of this to
anyone...

Has he gone? Yep.

So even Rick doesn't know why he tried
to tell the police.

Well, why don't you forget about that?
It's much safer.

Tell me, how do you like being a
reporter?

It's not bad, except for the people.

Tell me about Rick.

Don't you like people?

Yeah, they're swell.

Especially Mr. Kent and Miss Lane.

But that boss of mine, Mr. White.

Are you afraid of him?

No. Someday I'm going to tell him what I
really think, too.

Such as?

You wouldn't be interested.

Try me.

I'd rather talk about Rick Sable.

All right, I'll tell you what we'll do.

We'll talk about Rick.

First, you tell me about Mr. White.

Well, take last week, for example.

Mr. White took the spill in the bathtub
and raised a lump the size of an egg on

his head. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. I
was sorry, too.

So the next day, he assigned me to do an
article, Hazards in the Home. Oh, that's

fine. Yeah, except I've been plugging
for months for it. If the chief had

listened to me, he wouldn't have had to
get a bump on the head to get a good

idea.

And then the week before, there was this
mad dog. I'd been telling him... Hold

it, hold it.

You know, you've got lots of good ideas.

Why don't you tell Mr. White about them?

Believe in yourself.

What if he doesn't like my ideas?

Well, then tell him you'll quit and go
where you want it.

Tony, you're right.

You're absolutely right.

If he doesn't like my ideas, I will
quit.

Hey, what's getting into me? I feel like
I could do it. Of course.

I'm not afraid anymore.

You must have done the same thing to
Rick Sable.

You told him the report to the police,
and he did. Well, now, now, don't blame

me for what Rick does.

Tony, when you believe in someone, they
can do the things they were really meant

to do.

I've got nothing to do with it.

It's what people got inside them, good
or bad.

You can change a person's entire
outlook.

Boy, this could be the greatest thing
since movable type.

What are you talking about?

I'll tell you later.

I want to see you a minute, Chief.

Where have you been? Out on a big story,
I suppose.

What's going on around here?

Oh, Miss Lane's trying to warn me that
you knew I was getting a haircut on

company time.

So you admit it, eh? Why weren't you
working?

I was working on what could be the news
beat of the year. All right, what have

you thought up this time?

Flying teacups to go with flying
saucers? Well, when Superman stopped

Rick Sable's gang from holding up the
Acme Jewelry Company today, it was all

because of a barber by the name of Tony.
The same barber that hasn't given you a

haircut yet?

He's the one.

You see, this Tony is a very unusual
man.

What he believes in tends to happen.

And because he believed Rick Sable was
honest...

Rick had to tell her about that jewelry
robbery.

You think because this barber believed
Rick was honest, Rick had to behave

honestly? That's it in a nutshell.

It's nutty, all right. Wait a minute,
Chief. I'm not kidding.

You see, with Tony's help, I'm planning
to get Rick to outline his whole plan of

operation. That way, we can clean up
this town overnight and keep an

exclusive on the story.

To say nothing of reforming a notorious
criminal.

He may have something there, Chief.

Even flying teacups would make more
sense.

Now get going to that garden club
meeting you were supposed to cover

today. You mean you won't let me try my
idea?

No.

Then I resign.

What? I resign.

Now look here, Olsen, this idea of yours
isn't worth giving up a good job for, is

it? Yes.

Tony talked me into doing what I should
have done a long time ago, just the same

as he did with Rick.

Well, I'm glad somebody talked you into
doing what you should. Now get going.

Well, thanks, Chief. I sure appreciate
this.

Now get out to that garden club meeting.
They're waiting for you.

You mean you're not gonna let me cover
the Rick Sable story?

All right, all right. Do whatever you
wish. Doesn't matter what I want. I'm

just the boss around here.

Gosh, thanks, boss.

And if nobody minds very much, I think
I'll go to lunch.

Would you like your hat?

This Sable guy sure likes privacy.

He lives so far out, they don't even
have streetlights.

This is the right road, isn't it?

You saw the signposts.

All we have to do now is find 789.

Suppose he's out.

We'll wait till he gets back.

I don't know why I let you talk me into
this.

Easy now.

This may be it.

Hi. In case you're wondering, Tony, I'm
Jimmy's co-worker.

Miss Lane, what are you doing here?

You wouldn't want me to miss the fun,
would you? But you can't come with us.

This may be dangerous.

Well, we just have to take her back.
I'll turn around the driveway here.

Well, if you're afraid, I'm not.

This is private.

property and the boss don't like
strangers.

Look, I'm Tony Gambini, Rick Sable's
oldest friend. Now take us to him at

once. Sorry, but the boss won't be back
till morning.

We'll come back in the morning then.

Nothing doing. You'll stay right here.
See that driveway?

Just keep right on until you come to the
house.

And no tricks.

Well, good morning, Chief.

You're in early today.

Lots of good it does make.

Will you kindly ask the electrician to
fix this thing? Why, what's the matter

with him? No one answers.

Clark. Kent.

See, not even your own sweat.

Well, could that be possibly because I
am here instead of in my own office?

Yeah, well, all right, but where's young
Olsen?

Oh, don't you remember, Chief? You sent
him out on that Rick Sable story.

Yeah, that's right. Where's Lois?
Probably went with him. Not on my

orders. She must be around somewhere.
Find her and tell her I want to see her,

will you please?

Yes, sir, right away.

And Clark.

If young Olsen doesn't call up soon, let
me know, will you? Very good, sir.

What's wrong with this coffee?

It's a nice six cup already.

Better get some sleep, Mickey. I'll keep
watch.

No, thanks.

I'll wait for Rick.

If you can stay awake that long.

Huh, Tony? With all that coffee?

Oh, they look sleepy to me. Tony, don't
they look sleepy to you? Cut the

conversation, you two.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to wake you.
Very funny.

I've gone without sleep for 36 hours at
a time.

And this is nothing.

You know, sleep is a wonderful thing.

First your eyelids get heavy.

Then your chin starts to drop.

And before you know it, you're sound
asleep.

work, Tony.

I sure hope I have you around if I ever
have insomnia.

Well, we meet again, huh,

Tony?

What'd you put in that drinks?

Nothing. Don't give me that.

People don't sleep like that without a
Phil Fisher somewhere.

Tony talked him asleep.

The same way he talked you into spilling
the beans about the robbery yesterday.

Nobody talks Rick Sable into anything he
doesn't want.

But that's the point. You want to be
honest. That's why Tony could do what he

did. Tony's got nothing to do with it.

I'm the one that decides things around
here.

Yeah, you decide things.

But if you'd listen to Tony, you'd go
straight for good.

Nothing doing.

You're going to fix things my way.

Tony's gonna make me a better crook than
ever.

I can't do anything Rick.

I just know the kind of person you are
Well, you better find out what I'm

really like, huh?

Now Repeat after me Rick is the best
crook in

the business.

I Can't say it about you.

Come on speak up. It's the truth Okay

Then don't talk. What's the difference?

Now, stop looking at me in that tone of
voice.

Me go straight, tell the police
everything, and they'll give me a job

when I got out of jail.

I got a right to the big payoff, not
just the nickels and dimes.

So what am I going to do with a guy I
played marbles and stickball with when

we were kids?

And ate spaghetti in your mother's
kitchen, remember?

Here it is.

My books, accounts, contacts, the whole
works. Take it. Turn me in.

What's all the noise?

What'd you get here, Rick?

Oh, you were napping?

You can untie them now.

Okay, boss. What are you going to do
with them?

Looks like they nearly got away with all
your stuff.

No, they didn't break in. I gave it to
them.

I'm going straight.

What do you mean?

From now on, I'm on a little.

What about the organization?

I'm disbanding it. You can get out now
if you want.

Boss, you can't do this to us.

How can we make a dishonest living
without you? If you're smart, you'll go

straight.

Now untie my friends. I got work to do.

Don't touch him, Trigger.

That's what the boss said to.

I'm giving the orders now.

You don't expect Trigger to follow a
coward, do you? Who's a coward?

You are. You've always been yellow, and
I know it.

I can prove I'm no coward.

Well, go ahead.

We're waiting.

That bomb you got in the cellar. So you
can blow things up in case it gets too

hot around here.

What bomb?

Thought I didn't know about it, huh?

Found it months ago.

It's got a fuse you can set to go off in
one minute or 30 minutes.

Or any time in between.

So you found it. That makes you a big
man?

I'll bet my life against yours I'll stay
in this room longer than you do. With

that thing set to go off any time.
That's the silliest idea I ever heard.

Who's the coward now?

If you want to give eternity a hot foot,
go ahead, but count me out.

Trigger, get the bomb.

I don't know who's boss.

This gun makes me boss.

Get it quick.

Gladys, this is Clark Kent.

Tell me, did either Lois or Jimmy make
any long-distance telephone calls

yesterday?

You sure?

Well, thanks anyway.

Kent speaking.

Oh, yes, Gladys.

Well, I'm certainly glad that you found
that out.

Very lucky, yes. Now, will you find out
what address is listed for Rancho 35100?

Now, all you got to do is hit the
button.

And somewhere between one minute and 30
minutes, boom.

Suppose it's one minute.

That mightn't give me time to get out.
Hit the button.

It's set. I'm leaving.

Now neither you nor I know when in the
next 30 minutes that bomb will explode.

Fair enough?

Which proves what? Whoever goes out that
door last is boss.

What about my friends?

As long as I'm boss, they'll stay here.

If you're boss, it's up to you.

That doesn't give me much choice, huh?

You're free to leave.

That's choice enough.

You mind if I talk to my friends?

Go ahead.

All right.

Hey, Tony.

He will chicken out, won't he, huh?

Why, of course.

Look at his hands.

They're shaking.

Steady as a rock.

Mickey's afraid.

He's gonna run.

Quit the talk.

I can't stand this any longer.

I told you he was yellow.

I've seen him go. He went by me so fast
he didn't even see me.

That's a 15-second fuse.

We'll never...

Never

did I think I'd be glad to see Superman.

Just a minute, Rick.

Oh, sorry. I know I'm not fit to shake
hands with you. No, it's not that. It's

just that my hands are quite hot from
the explosion.

Now, you're very glad to shake your
hand.

I'm very proud.

Now, take me into custody.

No, this is Jimmy's show. I'm going to
turn everything over to him. But Rick

tried to save our lives.

Do I have to turn him over to the
police?

No kidding.

I've got to take my wrath.

Boss, you're all right.

Gee, the bomb was kind of a dud, huh? I
had nothing to do with it.

Superman saved us all.

You did, though.

At least you came back and tried to help
us. What nerve.

Rick, if you go straight, I do too.

It goes for me likewise.

This means jail.

You know that.

If you can take it, we can too.

Well, look, when you get out, you can
come into business with me.

Wow, I'll make a terrible barber.

Well, you can handle giving the kids
crew haircuts. That way no one will know

the difference.

Sure. And I'll take care of the
shoeshining department.

You'll take care of the shoeshining
department.

That's my department.

Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. Who's
boss around here?

In the barbershop business?

Tony's boss.

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