All language subtitles for Adventures of Superman S01E05 The Monkey Mystery.eng

Faster than a speeding bullet.

More powerful than a locomotive.

Able to leap tall buildings
at a single bound.

- Look. Up in the sky.
-lt's a bird.

- It's a plane.
-lt'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.

And now, another exciting episode
in the Adventures oi Superman.

Get up. Father. They are coming.

They have dogs. They will find us here.

- We must get away.
-lt's no use. Maria.

You must try. Please. Father.

It is no use. I tell you.

They'll catch us.
They'll torture me and kill you.

- You must try to escape alone.
- No. Please try. Father.

- I will help you.
- Listen to me. Maria.

I can run from them no longer.

I am too old. too weak.

But you are young.

You may be able to escape.

- Mother's locket.
- Take this.

Take it to America.
to the president of the United States.

Give it to him alone. to no other.

- I will not leave you.
- You must. Maria.

Say to the president to open the locket.

That which is inside will mean...

...new hope for humanity.

- Yes. but--
- Listen to me. my child...

...the fruit of my life's work
is in your hands.

It must be used for the good of mankind.

If those godless devils secure it.
It will mean the end of freedom on earth.

Take this. and go to America.

Do exactly as I said.

And trust no one but the president.

Go. There is no more time.

Goodbye. Father.

- Yeah.
- We have traced Maria Moleska to Lisbon.

She boarded a plane there
for the United States.

One moment.

Listen carefully. There is a man named
Harold Crane in Metropolis...

...in the United States. You will find
his contact number in the secret file.

Tell him I will pay him $200,000
if he secures Moleska's formula.

And tell him I am leaving for
Metropolis tonight by plane.

Go over there, now. Go ahead.

That's it. right there.

Come on. That's it, yes.

- Look. Clark. super-monkey.
- Yeah.

Now. Pepi. you give these nice
little boys and girls fortunes.

That's right. Come on.

Cute. isn't he?

Come on. help the lady.

That's nice.

- He's a cute monkey.
- He's smart too.

- Can he tell my fortune?
- Oh. sure. lady. Sure.

Pepi. you give this nice.
pretty lady her fortune.

Come on.

- That's right.
- Thank you. Pepi.

- There you are. little fella.
- Thank you. lady. Thank you, mister.

Good luck. Good luck.

- Well. what's it say?
- Don't rush me.

No fair. Clark. Even a reporter
is entitled to a little private life.

Must be good.

- Today is the 24th. isn't it?
- Sure. all day. Why?

I'm going to marry a handsome oil
millionaire by the name of “Harvey.“

- Bye. Clark.
- Where do you think you're going?

Well. to meet Harvey. where else?

You forgot we're supposed to cover
the Petersen trial?

- You cover it.
- I can't keep Harvey waiting. Bye-bye.

Lady.

Wait. lady. Wait.

Come back. lady! Come back!
You get in bad trouble.

Here's those Moleska news clippings
you wanted. Miss Lane.

- Thanks. Jim. And my plane reservation?
- You got a seat on the 12:30 flight.

- Pick up your ticket at the field.
- Twelve-thirty. I can make it.

- Better get me a cab.
- One is standing by.

- Good boy.
- You get to Baltimore at 1:50...

...but you got about a one-hour layover
for the Washington Limited.

Miss Lane. why are you flying to Baltimore.
then taking a train to Washington?

- The chief will wanna know.
- I hope to get an interview...

...with Jan Moleska's daughter.
She's on that Washington train.

Golly. according to the news clips.
her dad's been killed.

I know I’m following a wild tip.
but it's worth a gamble. So long. Jim.

Wait a minute. Where did you get the tip?
The chief's gonna ask me.

From a monkey.

Pepi. go up there.

Hello. Pepi.

Blast you and that stupid organ grinder.
I'll show you what I’m gonna do to you--

There. there. Pepi. I wouldn't hurt you.

There you are. Pepi. There you are.

Okay. on your way. Pepi.

Hey. Max.

- Yeah?
- That stupid organ grinder lost a message...

-...for me about Moleska's daughter.
- The dumb jerk.

Fortunately. he read it
and remembered enough to pass it on.

- Guy like that's dangerous.
- Just what I was thinking.

I could be traced through
that organ grinder.

- He's waiting in the alley. Get rid of him.
- Okay. boss.

- You sure we won't need him no more?
- Frisch is on his way over by plane.

-It’ll have that Moleska formula tonight.
- But--

- Get going-
- Okay.

Well. go on. What did she tell you?

Well. she said she had a tip.
She said it was pretty wild. but--

Wild. eh? But she goes off to Baltimore
just the same. on the paper's money.

Doesn't even bother to consult me.
Great Caesar's ghost--

Wait a minute. chief. Lois is pretty solid.
She may be impulsive at times--

Impulsive? She's been impulsive
around here for the last time.

And that goes for you too. Kent.
From here on in...

...nobody goes out on a story
until they check with me.

- You paste that on your hat too.
- Yes. sir. But I know why Miss Lane went.

I mean. I think I know where she got
her tip. I found this on her desk.

Let's see that. Jim.
Lois got this from the monkey.

“Plane landed Philadelphia because
of fog in Metropolis.

Jan Moleska's daughter taking
Washington Limited noon today. 24th.

New schedule being followed.“

- What is that? Where did it come from?
- She got it from the monkey.

- Are you crazy?
- Golly. she said something about a monkey.

I better get out there to the
Washington Limited. lt's a whale of a story.

-It’ll see you later. chief.
- Kent. come back here. Kent!

Kent. that train is halfway to Washington
by now. How are you going to--?

Great Caesar's ghost!
Has everybody around here gone crazy?

Good heavens.

Porter. see if there's a doctor
on this train. and hurry.

- Miss Lane will be all right, Superman.
- That's fine. doctor.

- What about Miss Moleska?
- Well. her condition is critical.

- Her skull has been fractured.
-l'd like to find the man that did it.

- Will she regain consciousness?
- She should.

There. she's coming to now.

- May I question her, doctor?
- Briefly.

Miss Moleska.

- Who are you?
- Superman.

I'm your friend.

I have heard of you.

You are good.

The locket. it is gone.

- We'll find it for you later. But right now--
- Father's formula was in the locket.

- Formula?
- Yes.

He was sure I--

No. I must not talk.

- Only to the president.
- The locket was around your neck?

You must find it. Superman.
It is the only defense.

Defense? Against what?

You must find it.

You must...

She'll be all right.
but she can't be questioned anymore.

- May I take her to a hospital?
- She can't be moved right now.

It’ll take care of Miss Moleska
and Miss Lane. You find that locket.

It’ll certainly try.

You say Superman couldn't find
the fellow on the train?

- No. I’m gonna look around more. but--
- You are?

I mean. Superman is.
Meanwhile. call Inspector Henderson.

Tell him to pick up that organ grinder.

- We better get our own staff working on it.
- Don't tell me what to do. Stop that.

Wait a minute, Kent.

“Tony Urmenti. organ grinder.

Body found. Metropolis River.
foot of 24th Street.

Knife wound in heart.“

- What is it, chief?
- Get to the city morgue as quick as you can.

I have a hunch the story
has blown up in our face.

- Well?
- Joe got the locket.

- The formula?
- In the locket.

- Good. Swell. Get away okay?
- Duck soup.

Joe's on the plane now. Ought to be here
in an hour. hour and a half.

As soon as the organ grinder brings it--
Oh. I forgot.

- No more organ grinder.
- You'll have to meet Joe then.

I hate to do it, the cops know that mug
of yours. Well, you've gotta do it anyway.

- I better get started.
- Call Frisch, you know the number.

Tell him to be here at 9:00
with the money. all of it.

Every nickel.

- Well?
-It was our organ grinder. all right.

- I thought so.
- Now what?

- I don't know. chief.
- Well. how about his family?

- One of them might know something.
- Apparently. he has no family.

Lived alone in a basement apartment
on the west side.

Oh. fine.

I wonder what's in that formula.

She said it was a defense
against something.

- Atomic bombs.
- If it is...

Kent. we've got to get it.

- The monkey.
- What?

- The organ grinder's monkey.
-lt's probably at the bottom of the river.

- I wonder.
- The monkey can't talk. What's it matter?

It might give us a lead. It was a cute little
animal. It had a Superman's costume on.

- Superman?
- Right. A lot of people must have noticed it.

Put a special bulletin on our news broadcast
asking anyone who saw the monkey...

-...to please call in.
- I doubt that anything will come of it.

- But what can we lose? Go ahead.
- Yes. sir.

- Microfilm. huh? For this. we get--
- Look out. dummy.

- For this we get $200,000.
- Not bad.

- This work pays better than the rackets.
- Quiet.

“Brown monkey dressed in a Superman
costume, answering to the name "Pepi"...

...please communicate with Clark Kent
at the Daily Planet or the police at once.

Or anyone having any special knowledge
of this monkey or its owner...

...the late Tony Urmenti, an organ grinder,
contact this paper or the police.

And now. the news.
Today, the United Nations»

- What's the idea? I kind of like the news.
- What did you do with the monkey?

- Nothing. It got away.
- Got away. how?

When I caught up with Tony. see.
I walked him down the alley a ways...

...to where the car was before I let him
have it. I was loading him into the car...

-...the monk scrammed.
- Where?

I told you. up the alley.
It went over a fence.

I wasn't gonna chase it
with a stiff in the car. What for?

- What for? What for?
- Yeah.

Find that monkey.
Find it. and get rid of it.

I will. if I see him. But I don't know where
he is any more than you do. Right.

- Goodbye.
- Listen. chief--

Those fellas must think Superman
works for the Daily Planet.

- What? Who?
- Washington.

The Atomic Energy Commission.
They want that Moleska formula.

So do I. Have you seen Jim around?

Ferguson sent him out on a story
about an hour ago. Why?

The rest of the staff has gone home.
and I wanted Jim to stand by...

...in case anyone called
about that monkey.

There isn't a chance in a million
anything will come of that.

- Perry White speaking.
- Hello. chief. I mean, Mr. White.

- Is Mr. Kent there?
- Just a minute.

- Speak of the devil.
- Jim?

- Hello. Jim.
- Listen. Mr. Kent. here's a funny thing.

A kid phoned the office about an hour ago.
He has one of our paper routes.

- He said there's a monkey in his alley.
- What? Where was this?

The Maywood section. Ferguson thought it
might be a feature for the nature page...

-...so he sent me out on it.
- Where?

And get this. the monkey's wearing
a Superman costume.

Listen to me. Jim.
Exactly where is that monkey?

Behind the 1300 block
on Maywood Boulevard. in an alley.

- Where are you now?
- At a drugstore...

...corner of 13th Place and Maywood.

Get back to that monkey. hang on to him.
Don't let him get away. whatever you do.

- Yeah. sure.
- Okay. I'll be there in a few minutes.

- Jim found the monkey.
- Great Caesar's ghost.

- I better get over there.
-l'll go with you.

Have the girl on the switchboard
call police headquarters.

Trying to steal my monkey?
I ought to turn you kids out to the cops.

Go on. now. scram. Scram. I said.

- Where you going with that monkey?
- What's it to you?

- Belongs to an organ grinder who got killed.
- You made a mistake.

Wait. I’m from the Daily Planet. I got
orders to watch that monkey. Give it here.

- Look. buster. get smart and shove off.
- I will not.

A wise guy. huh?

- Look at those cops down there.
- Yeah.

Think they're looking for us?

I don't know. but you should never
have brought him in here.

If you had brains enough
to get rid of that monkey.

- I told you. he got away.
- Oh. idiot.

- You sure nobody saw you lug him in?
- There were kids around. but I chased them.

- Frisch said he'd be late?
- He said about 10.

- He has to wait for some guy.
- Maybe the cops will be gone by then.

You stay here and watch them.
but keep clear of the window.

Murphy. you and Jones
take the building on the corner.

Rosen and Fry. take the one to the north.
Healy. you come with me.

- I wonder where Jim is.
- Probably at a phone. trying to reach us.

I hope so.
I told him to wait right here for me.

- Okay. Mr. Kent. we're all set.
- Thank you. sergeant.

Okay. Pepi.
here's where you go to work.

- What the deuce are you up to?
- Watch.

Up we go. Go on.

It's working.

Keep an eye on him. I'll be back.

Hey. boss.

Look.

It's a plant.

He's showing the cops where we are.
Finish him. I'll take care of the reporter.

- You didn't get here a minute too soon.
- Are you all right?

Weak. but willing.

The guy with the mustache
has the Moleska formula.

- There it is.
- Golly.

Perry White and Inspector Henderson are
down in the street. You give this to them.

Make a beeline for your office
if you want a scoop on that story.

- Gee. thanks
- Just a minute.

Miss Lane and Miss Moleska
are both all right.

Oh. swell. Hey. what happened to Pepi?

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