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00:02:56 #1 through electrically impulsives.
00:02:58 #2 Was correct?
00:03:00 #3 A few days ago, you were as small as your companion.
00:03:05 #4 And now look at you.
00:06:56 #5 Yeah, this is Heath.
00:06:58 #6 Henry Moore and I are having a little get-together
00:06:59 #7 at my home tonight.
00:07:01 #8 We want you to come.
00:07:02 #9 Why, that's nice of you, and I appreciate it.
00:07:06 #10 But I'm very busy working on a formula
00:07:08 #11 for a new shaving lotion.
00:07:10 #12 Oh, but Doc, this is my daughter's idea.
00:07:13 #13 She's going to be awfully disappointed if you don't show up.
00:07:17 #14 Don't take no for an answer.
00:07:18 #15 Make him come.
00:07:19 #16 Yeah, you see, it's a sort of a special occasion.
00:07:22 #17 I bet Mary is going to announce her engagement
00:07:25 #18 to that young rascal, Don Morton.
00:07:28 #19 Tell her I'll be there.
00:07:29 #20 Goodbye.
00:07:31 #21 Well, it's all arranged.
00:07:32 #22 He's coming.
00:07:33 #23 He's going to be surprised when I find the special occasion
00:07:36 #24 to present him with this bonus check.
00:07:39 #25 $5,000.
00:08:22 #26 Just as you did before I made you big and strong.
00:08:26 #27 If you detect a fragrance in the night, then you're fully awake.
00:08:35 #28 Who will strike?
00:08:38 #29 Doc's late.
00:08:56 #30 One of his been called out out of case.
00:08:58 #31 Perhaps I'd better phone him.
00:09:08 #32 Now remember, Roy, Tommy, you're not to mention anything about this
00:09:12 #33 borders for the dot until after your father has presented it.
00:09:14 #34 Have you warned those two lovebirds over there?
00:09:17 #35 Perhaps I'd better.
00:09:22 #36 I want to caution both of you.
00:09:23 #37 Enough to say a word about the check.
00:09:25 #38 until you're ready to spring it on him.
00:09:27 #39 Your father will make the presentation, Mary.
00:09:29 #40 Why don't you unveil it, like a statue?
00:09:31 #41 Then we could all be in on this.
00:09:33 #42 You know, I think it'd be a better idea to put it in a bottle
00:09:35 #43 and launch him with it.
00:09:36 #44 He must have gotten that idea out of a bottle.
00:09:38 #45 No.
00:09:40 #46 Well, the doc isn't coming.
00:09:42 #47 Oh, what a shame.
00:09:44 #48 Oh, he just got busy with his new formula
00:09:45 #49 and forgot all about us.
00:09:47 #50 Forget the formula if he knew about that $5,000 check.
00:09:50 #51 Why don't we all go up there and give it to him?
00:09:52 #52 No, no, I wouldn't do that.
00:09:54 #53 He doesn't like business when he's experimenting.
00:09:56 #54 Well, Roy, I could take the tech up to him.
00:09:58 #55 Sure, I'll take it.
00:10:00 #56 Shall I make the darker speech when I give it to him?
00:10:02 #57 You would have to, Roy.
00:10:04 #58 The check speaks for itself.
00:10:05 #59 Yeah, and says a mouthful.
00:10:07 #60 Doesn't tell the doc we're awfully sorry he can't be with us.
00:10:10 #61 But of course, we understand how busy he is.
00:10:12 #62 All right.
00:10:20 #63 Yes, a minute, Roy, and I'll be with you.
00:10:28 #64 That's it, all right?
00:10:29 #65 Now, what can I do for you?
00:10:33 #66 We were all sorry you couldn't be there tonight. Yes, yes.
00:10:36 #67 But you see, I'm busy.
00:10:38 #68 Something important very important. Yes, of course. Mr. Morton and dad had planned a little surprise for you. Yes, surprise
00:10:46 #69 It's in here. Well, let's see what it is
00:10:52 #70 $5,000
00:10:55 #71 What's this for just a little token of the firm's appreciation? Oh, I see a
00:11:03 #72 Bonus it's awfully nice of you father. Mr. Morton. I will thank them personally tomorrow
00:11:10 #73 I'll tell them, doctor.
00:11:11 #74 Well, aren't you curious about my new formula?
00:11:14 #75 Yes, of course only. I didn't want to be inquisitive.
00:11:16 #76 What is it?
00:11:17 #77 A new shaving lotion.
00:11:19 #78 Pretty strong, isn't it?
00:11:26 #79 No, no.
00:11:27 #80 The scent evaporates a short time after you used it.
00:11:30 #81 Try a few drops.
00:11:32 #82 Now rub it on the tender part of your neck.
00:11:38 #83 Yeah.
00:11:39 #84 Soothing, isn't it?
00:11:52 #85 Yes.
00:11:54 #86 Why don't we be ready for the market?
00:11:56 #87 Oh, it's still in the experimental stage.
00:11:59 #88 I want to try it out on several people first and see if it works.
00:12:03 #89 All of you would like to send me a bottle? I'll be glad to try it for you.
00:12:06 #90 Thanks. Good night, Doctor.
00:12:09 #91 Goodbye, Roy.
00:12:12 #92 Lovely check, isn't it, Doctor?
00:12:30 #93 They are wealthy because of you.
00:12:34 #94 You made them rich, Doctor.
00:12:37 #95 Doctor, it was your formula.
00:12:41 #96 Tonight they gave you $5,000 and wanted you to come down to their house and thank them for it.
00:12:49 #97 That was your money they gave you, like a bone, tossed to a faithful soul.
00:12:57 #98 Very grateful, Doctor. Very grateful.
00:13:19 #99 Dear Rich and Happy, thanks to you.
00:13:23 #100 And what have you got, Doctor?
00:13:50 #101 I do have work to do, but I'm on your way.
00:13:58 #102 It's a good time while our families are here
00:14:38 #103 to announce our engagement.
00:14:40 #104 Look, Don, I've loved you a long time,
00:14:42 #105 ever since we were kids.
00:14:44 #106 But I'm afraid it's been more like a sister.
00:14:47 #107 Well, I had no idea you felt that way.
00:15:18 #108 I better call Dr. Crothers.
00:15:20 #109 Oh, please, hurry.
00:15:25 #110 There's nothing I can do.
00:15:27 #111 You mean he's dead?
00:15:28 #112 Yes, I better call the coroner.
00:15:30 #113 You think it's murder?
00:15:31 #114 I don't know.
00:15:32 #115 I never saw anything like it before.
00:15:36 #116 The jugular vein is severed.
00:15:56 #117 Send Johnny Layton in here.
00:16:04 #118 Well, what have I done now?
00:16:06 #119 Who wants to be fired this time?
00:16:07 #120 Nobody yet.
00:16:08 #121 But it's still early.
00:16:10 #122 This came in from Heathbill.
00:16:11 #123 It's a mystery killing.
00:16:12 #124 Old Martin Heath's son.
00:16:13 #125 Who's Martin Heath?
00:16:16 #126 Say, have you ever had a date with a girl?
00:16:18 #127 A girl?
00:16:19 #128 Oh, yes, a girl.
00:16:20 #129 I believe I did take a girl out once.
00:16:23 #130 Well, did she smell sweet?
00:16:24 #131 I did.
00:16:25 #132 Of course she smells sweet.
00:16:27 #133 Most girls do.
00:16:28 #134 Well, that's because of Martin Heath Cosmetics Limited.
00:16:31 #135 They make all that goo that the women put on their faces,
00:16:33 #136 so they won't have to watch them with soap and water. I get it.
00:16:36 #137 A big man, huh?
00:16:37 #138 Yes, and a big advertising account.
00:16:39 #139 Grab yourself a photographer and get along
00:16:41 #140 over there to Heathville.
00:16:42 #141 The coroner's holding an inquest.
00:16:44 #142 Find out who really killed old man Heath's son.
00:16:48 #143 OK, McGinney, I'm on my way.
00:17:04 #144 Chief Wilkins? Yeah?
00:17:06 #145 I'm Johnny Layton of the Chicago Register. That's Cia.
00:17:09 #146 And this is my cameraman, one shot McGuire.
00:17:11 #147 Hi, Chief. Howdy.
00:17:13 #148 Say, we're down here to cover that Heath murder,
00:17:14 #149 but we didn't get much information
00:17:16 #150 at the coroner's inquest.
00:17:18 #151 I thought maybe you might be able to help us.
00:17:20 #152 Well, I'm always glad to cooperate with the newspapers,
00:17:23 #153 profiting they cooperate with me.
00:17:25 #154 That's the policy of our paper.
00:17:27 #155 Well, I tell you the truth.
00:17:28 #156 I haven't gotten very far with this thing myself.
00:17:32 #157 Oh, here's something that might interest you.
00:17:34 #158 It's a picture of the victim's wounds.
00:17:38 #159 You'll be able to see it better with this glass.
00:17:42 #160 Are these scratches on the neck and shoulders?
00:17:44 #161 Yes, but we can't determine the source.
00:17:49 #162 Too deep for fingernails, too shallow to have been made by life.
00:17:54 #163 More like claws.
00:17:56 #164 It sort of bears out Dr. Cruthers' theory
00:17:58 #165 at the inquest of a wild animal.
00:18:01 #166 Have there been any circuses around here lately?
00:18:03 #167 No.
00:18:04 #168 Heard of any animal escaping from a zoo? No.
00:18:08 #169 Couldn't been one of those African leopard men.
00:18:10 #170 They use steel claws.
00:18:11 #171 This isn't Africa. OK, Chief.
00:18:14 #172 I'm just trying to help.
00:18:16 #173 Chief, are you sure there's no clue you're holding back
00:18:18 #174 while investigating?
00:18:20 #175 Well, since you're going to work with me on this case,
00:18:25 #176 there is a clue.
00:18:26 #177 A very weird one.
00:18:29 #178 The autopsy surgeon says that such wounds could have been
00:18:32 #179 made by the beaks and the birds.
00:18:34 #180 A bird?
00:18:36 #181 Why, there aren't any birds around here big enough
00:18:38 #182 to attack a man.
00:18:39 #183 How about a eagle?
00:18:41 #184 We know it wasn't a bird.
00:18:42 #185 How do you know that?
00:18:43 #186 Because we found several hairs on the shoulder of Heath's coat.
00:18:47 #187 Ah, chuchel of them.
00:18:49 #188 They're not human hairs.
00:18:51 #189 What kind are they?
00:18:53 #190 Well, it may sound silly, but the laboratory test
00:18:56 #191 shows that they were from a mouse.
00:18:59 #192 Well, who ever heard of a mouse big enough to kill a man?
00:19:03 #193 Say, a bat has hair like a mouse.
00:19:06 #194 Well, the only bats around here are no bigger than sparrows.
00:19:10 #195 There was a peculiar odor about the wounds,
00:19:13 #196 but they were so faint and elusive that the police
00:19:16 #197 chemists have been unable to identify it.
00:19:18 #198 Then it does give us something to work on.
00:19:20 #199 Well, the scent was a clue.
00:19:22 #200 It's been destroyed by evaporation.
00:19:27 #201 Say, Chief, do you mind if I do a little sleuthing
00:19:30 #202 around on my own account? Certainly not. Go ahead.
00:19:32 #203 If I can help you any while you're at it.
00:19:34 #204 You can.
00:19:35 #205 Miss Heath seems to be the nearest to an eyewitness of the crime.
00:19:38 #206 I'd like to have a talk with her.
00:19:39 #207 Can you arrange it?
00:19:41 #208 I think I can.
00:19:42 #209 Well, Dr. Cruthers refused to let her speak to us.
00:19:44 #210 We tried that this morning at the inquest.
00:19:46 #211 Well, don't you worry about Dr. Cruthers.
00:19:48 #212 He's one of the finest men in Heathville.
00:19:51 #213 He just thought you'd add to Mary's grief
00:19:52 #214 so you could get sensational newspaper stories.
00:19:56 #215 I'll arrange an interview.
00:19:57 #216 Thanks, chief.
00:19:58 #217 I'll keep in touch with you.
00:19:59 #218 All right.
00:20:01 #219 4-8-J.
00:20:07 #220 Miss Heath, did your brother have any enemies
00:20:10 #221 that you know of. I know everybody in the village like Roy. Well what did he do at
00:20:15 #222 the factory? He had charge of the experimental department where the new
00:20:19 #223 products are developed. Oh here comes Dr. Crothers. Hello Doctor. Hello Mary. I took
00:20:25 #224 a shortcut from my laboratory through a garden hedge. You met Dr. Crothers at the
00:20:30 #225 inquest this morning. Yes Mr. Layton I hope you'll forgive me if I seem a
00:20:34 #226 a little abrupt.
00:20:36 #227 But I found Mary and considering the ordeal,
00:20:39 #228 she already went through.
00:20:41 #229 I wanted to protect her from dwelling too much of a tragedy.
00:20:45 #230 Of course, you were quite right.
00:20:47 #231 We're working on the case for the police now.
00:20:48 #232 Yes, I understand.
00:20:49 #233 Chief Wilkins phoned me.
00:20:51 #234 And if I can be of any assistance, just call on me.
00:20:55 #235 Thanks.
00:20:56 #236 Won't you sit down?
00:21:02 #237 Shall I serve, Mendezee? No, Maxine.
00:21:04 #238 I'll do it.
00:21:05 #239 You may go now.
00:21:06 #240 We'll let Mesee.
00:21:11 #241 You take sugar, Mr. McGuire.
00:21:13 #242 Huh?
00:21:14 #243 Oh, no, ma'am, never.
00:21:15 #244 In fact, I don't even take tea.
00:21:17 #245 If you'll just deal me out, I'll take a look around.
00:21:20 #246 I may dig up a clue.
00:21:26 #247 What do you think of Dr. Crothers theory
00:21:28 #248 about a wild animal, Mr. Layton?
00:21:30 #249 Frankly, I don't think much of it.
00:21:33 #250 I can't say that I blame you.
00:21:35 #251 That I, as a scientist, take many things
00:21:37 #252 into consideration, a layman might overlook.
00:21:40 #253 For instance, the jagged nature of the wound,
00:21:44 #254 The rapidity with which the murder escaped.
00:21:47 #255 The scratches from talent or claws.
00:21:50 #256 But when an animal attacks a human,
00:21:52 #257 there's bound to be a lot of noise.
00:21:53 #258 You heard Miss Heath testify.
00:21:55 #259 There was no sound of a struggle.
00:21:57 #260 No.
00:21:58 #261 Only those awful screams.
00:22:01 #262 It's very puzzling, very mystifying.
00:22:05 #263 Doctor, when you last saw Roy, did he
00:22:07 #264 seem worried or nervous or moody?
00:22:10 #265 No, not at all.
00:22:11 #266 On the contrary.
00:22:12 #267 You've been the best of spirits.
00:22:16 #268 Well, I've got to get back to the village now
00:22:17 #269 and follow my story.
00:22:19 #270 You'll excuse me?
00:22:20 #271 If you find it necessary for us to talk again,
00:22:22 #272 you may come back at any time.
00:22:23 #273 This evening, if it's all right with you,
00:22:24 #274 I'd like to spend some time here.
00:22:26 #275 Well, yes, that'll be quite all right.
00:22:28 #276 Thank you. Goodbye, Miss Heath. Goodbye.
00:22:29 #277 Goodbye, Doctor.
00:22:30 #278 A little more chiffon, baby.
00:22:36 #279 I do not understand.
00:22:38 #280 Oh, you know what I mean.
00:22:39 #281 A little more you're stocking.
00:22:43 #282 Like these?
00:22:44 #283 Sure, I like them.
00:22:45 #284 Who wouldn't?
00:22:46 #285 Now, hold nice and still, because this is going to take a little time.
00:22:56 #286 Well, if you're going to shoot, shoot.
00:22:58 #287 Right away, Johnny.
00:22:58 #288 I was just trying to get the focus.
00:23:02 #289 I got it.
00:23:03 #290 It's not bad, either.
00:23:06 #291 I'll be back in a minute, Frenchie.
00:23:07 #292 And don't worry, Nana, about those werewolves,
00:23:09 #293 because nothing's going to harm you while I'm around here.
00:23:12 #294 You make Maxine feel so calm.
00:23:15 #295 My big, brave journalist.
00:23:24 #296 This is my idea of nothing at all.
00:23:26 #297 Sitting here waiting for an animal to give us an argument.
00:23:31 #298 Look at that moon.
00:23:34 #299 And I had a date with Frenchie.
00:23:35 #300 Oh, stop crabbing.
00:23:37 #301 We're supposed to solve a murder.
00:23:39 #302 You, uh, beat the bread journalist.
00:23:46 #303 This is the first time I've ever been invited anywhere
00:23:48 #304 and asked not to shave until after I get there.
00:23:51 #305 I wanted to observe your exact reaction
00:23:53 #306 when you tried the lotion.
00:23:55 #307 Oh, now I understand.
00:23:58 #308 I want this lotion to be perfect before turning it over
00:24:01 #309 to you to be marketed.
00:24:03 #310 Yeah.
00:24:07 #311 It's a little strong.
00:24:08 #312 That'll make the customers think they're getting their money's worth.
00:24:13 #313 Oh, that feels great.
00:24:14 #314 Very soothing.
00:24:16 #315 I don't think you ever use anything else.
00:24:19 #316 Well, we wouldn't want to market anything.
00:24:20 #317 We wouldn't use ourselves.
00:24:24 #318 That almost smells good enough to be used as a cologne.
00:24:28 #319 Oh, what's the matter, Doc?
00:24:30 #320 Can't you stand your own lotion?
00:24:31 #321 I have a violin dislike for perfumes.
00:24:34 #322 Oh, I'm sorry.
00:24:36 #323 All right, Tommy.
00:24:38 #324 Good night, Doc.
00:24:40 #325 Goodbye, Tommy.
00:24:41 #326 something's moving.
00:25:35 #327 Or whoever you are.
00:25:48 #328 What are you doing out here, Miss Heath?
00:25:49 #329 I thought you might want some company.
00:25:51 #330 Shall we sit down?
00:25:54 #331 You know, you shouldn't be wandering around
00:25:56 #332 in the garden at night after what's happened.
00:25:58 #333 Neither should you.
00:25:59 #334 Well, but it's part of my job.
00:26:01 #335 Mine too.
00:26:03 #336 Roy was my brother. Be careful.
00:26:09 #337 I think it's Tommy.
00:26:14 #338 Hello, Tommy. Hello, everybody. Hello, Tommy.
00:26:17 #339 What's up, sis?
00:26:18 #340 Mr. Layton wanted to stay in the garden for a while,
00:26:19 #341 so I joined him.
00:26:21 #342 Don't tell me you're waiting for that animal,
00:26:23 #343 Dr. Carruthers mentioned.
00:26:24 #344 So you don't believe it either?
00:26:26 #345 I certainly do not.
00:26:27 #346 It's ridiculous.
00:26:29 #347 Somebody or something killed your brother.
00:26:32 #348 And I suppose you're working on the theory
00:26:34 #349 that the murderer always returns to the scene of the crime.
00:26:38 #350 Perhaps I am.
00:26:40 #351 Not for me.
00:26:41 #352 If you'll take my advice, Mary, you'll
00:26:43 #353 leave these gentlemen to their vigil and go to bed.
00:26:45 #354 That's what I'm going to do. Good night.
00:26:48 #355 Good night, Tommy.
00:26:55 #356 I don't think your brother likes my being here.
00:26:57 #357 Oh, you mustn't mind, Tommy.
00:26:59 #358 We're all terribly upset.
00:27:01 #359 I know.
00:27:47 #360 But I'm telling you, McGuetti, it was a bat.
00:27:50 #361 I saw it kill Tommy Heath.
00:27:52 #362 Listen, Johnny, I want you in one shot to come on home
00:27:55 #363 or I'll fire both of you.
00:27:57 #364 I'm not coming home and neither is one shot.
00:27:59 #365 I'm keeping him here to get a picture of the devil bat.
00:28:01 #366 Say, that'll look great in the headlines.
00:28:03 #367 Devil bat strikes again.
00:28:07 #368 Listen, don't tell me it had horns.
00:28:09 #369 Maybe I better send a wagon with the steel bars
00:28:11 #370 and the strong boys with the street jackets.
00:28:14 #371 Look, Joe, have I ever lied to you?
00:28:17 #372 Plenty of times.
00:28:19 #373 Well, I'm not lying this time.
00:28:20 #374 If it ever got out that I cooked up a fake story
00:28:22 #375 about a devil bat, I wouldn't be able to get a job
00:28:24 #376 on a country weekly.
00:28:26 #377 Print the story, Joe.
00:28:27 #378 So help me, it's on the level.
00:28:30 #379 All right, I'll print it.
00:28:31 #380 But I won't believe it.
00:28:33 #381 Not until one shot gets me a picture of that devil bat
00:28:35 #382 in action.
00:28:36 #383 Don't worry, he'll get it.
00:28:37 #384 Goodbye.
00:28:39 #385 You, my friend, are going to get a shot of the devil
00:28:41 #386 bat in action who me how have you noticed there's a taxidermist shop on the
00:28:47 #387 village well you wouldn't suggest that I go out and stuff a bird would you one shot
00:28:52 #388 to thank that you would even hint that I would suggest you have the village
00:28:55 #389 taxidermist build you a nice big bat for pictorial purposes besides a bat is an
00:28:59 #390 a bird it's a mammal well why didn't you say so in the first place where is
00:29:04 #391 this bird stuff and them for him oh down on cottage Grove Avenue now here's
00:30:21 #392 Here's the idea, Frenchie. You hang on to the bat
00:30:24 #393 till I get my camera set up.
00:30:25 #394 And when I raise my hand, you give the bat a good shove
00:30:28 #395 and it'll swing out just like it's flying.
00:30:30 #396 Then I can get a swell picture from a boss, get it?
00:30:33 #397 We. I am wise, no?
00:30:35 #398 No. But hang on to the bat until I raise my hand, huh?
00:30:41 #399 Harry, you hurt.
00:31:14 #400 Say, what's the idea of breaking up my double bat?
00:31:16 #401 I'm gonna make you pay for that.
00:31:17 #402 And I'm going to take you to jail until you explain this.
00:31:20 #403 Come on.
00:31:21 #404 You can't do this to me.
00:31:22 #405 You want it?
00:31:25 #406 I was just conducting a little experiment,
00:31:27 #407 trying to find out how the devil that does his killing.
00:31:30 #408 I'm sure McGuire didn't intend doing anything wrong.
00:31:33 #409 He's just a little over-sell us about his work.
00:31:35 #410 Yeah, with the town and an uproar,
00:31:38 #411 and everybody tears, stricken wondering whether he's
00:31:40 #412 going to be the next victim.
00:31:42 #413 I don't want any more trouble stirred up,
00:31:44 #414 even with an artificial bat.
00:31:46 #415 You'd better get back to the hotel.
00:31:48 #416 I want to talk to the chief alone.
00:31:50 #417 Is it all right, chief?
00:31:51 #418 Yeah, but be careful in the future.
00:31:57 #419 Ever smelled anything like this before?
00:32:03 #420 Well, yes.
00:32:05 #421 That's the same stuff that's been on every one
00:32:06 #422 of the devil bat's victims.
00:32:08 #423 Where'd you get it?
00:32:09 #424 Found it in Don Morton's bathroom.
00:32:12 #425 Find out where Morton got it?
00:32:15 #426 No, I didn't want to arouse suspicion
00:32:16 #427 by asking questions till after it's been analyzed.
00:32:19 #428 You think it has any connection with the murders?
00:32:22 #429 That's the way it strikes me, but I can't figure out how.
00:32:26 #430 I'll get the police camis on it right away.
00:32:29 #431 I'll sniff Brown and see if I can find out where Morton got it.
00:32:32 #432 Well, it probably came from down at the Heath Cosmetic Plant.
00:32:35 #433 I've been working on a theory of a disgruntled factory
00:32:38 #434 employee committing the crimes.
00:32:41 #435 It's certainly more than coincidental
00:32:43 #436 that all the victims have been members of the Heath
00:32:45 #437 and Morton families.
00:32:46 #438 Yeah.
00:32:47 #439 Looks like a plot to wipe them all out.
00:32:50 #440 I wish the rest of them would leave town
00:32:53 #441 until this crime is solved.
00:32:55 #442 You're worried about Mary, aren't you?
00:32:59 #443 Well, yes. I've been urging her to leave, but she won't go without her father.
00:33:03 #444 And he insists on remaining here to help clear up the crime.
00:33:06 #445 Worse than that, neither Heath nor Morton would let me give them a bodyguard.
00:33:10 #446 I guess we'll just have to wait for something to break. Good night, Chief.
00:33:13 #447 Good night, Johnny.
00:33:24 #448 Boy, if I got a picture, I'll knock McGinty dead. Meet the double bat.
00:33:29 #449 Well, how about that wire? Looks as if the bat's on a flying trapeze.
00:33:32 #450 Oh, but I'm not through working on a jet.
00:33:34 #451 See, I can touch this picture up so the bat'll look like he's got nothing around him, but nothing.
00:33:38 #452 Okay Rembrandt, you win.
00:33:40 #453 This is your news commentator, Walter King.
00:33:47 #454 Tonight we're broadcasting from the little village of Heathville,
00:33:50 #455 where an alleged devil bat has claimed three victims during the past six weeks.
00:33:54 #456 You will note that I say alleged devil bat.
00:33:56 #457 That, ladies and gentlemen, is because your correspondent has been very skeptical from the start
00:34:00 #458 as to the existence of this horrendous creature.
00:34:03 #459 I have as my guest in the studio tonight, Professor Percival Gowland Reigns.
00:34:06 #460 Perhaps the world's greatest authority on animal life.
00:34:09 #461 I'm going to interview Professor Reigns on the subject of the devil bat.
00:34:12 #462 Our radio audience may draw its own conclusions.
00:34:15 #463 Professor Reigns, first let me ask you point blank.
00:34:19 #464 Do you believe that any such creature as the Devil Bat exists?
00:34:23 #465 I do not.
00:34:24 #466 He's got a nerve.
00:34:25 #467 Quiet.
00:34:26 #468 In the dark ages when men and women lived in caves, there may have existed a bat of this size.
00:34:32 #469 But not in this day and age.
00:34:34 #470 How do you account for the fact that Mary Heath, whose two brothers were victims of the Devil Bat
00:34:39 #471 and a newspaper reporter John Layton
00:34:41 #472 claimed to have seen this amazing creature.
00:34:43 #473 Sometimes under stress of excitement,
00:34:45 #474 our minds play tricks on us.
00:34:47 #475 Hey, he's insinuating you saw the little bat that wasn't there.
00:34:51 #476 Pipe down.
00:34:52 #477 But how about the picture of the devil bat
00:34:54 #478 published by Mr. Layton's paper?
00:34:56 #479 I examined that picture under a powerful magnifying glass.
00:34:59 #480 I denounced it as a fraud.
00:35:01 #481 Whoever constructed the strange-looking monster
00:35:04 #482 forgot to remove a label from the silk.
00:35:06 #483 from the silk. From the silk used on its left wing. That label reads, Made in Japan.
00:35:21 #484 Put through a hurry called Heathville. I want to talk to Johnny Layton. He's at the Heathville Hotel.
00:35:28 #485 One guess who that is.
00:35:29 #486 Yeah, McGinty.
00:35:31 #487 So you slipped over a fake picture on me, huh? When you're fired, both of you.
00:35:43 #488 And I'll see to it that you never work on another newspaper as long as I live.
00:35:47 #489 Made in Japan.
00:35:49 #490 You tell one shot Maguire he ought to be snapping photos in a booby hatch.
00:35:53 #491 Both of you, come on in and get your final checks.
00:35:56 #492 Oh no, we're not coming in to get anything.
00:35:59 #493 Alright, so we're fired, but we're staying here just the same. I saw that bat.
00:36:04 #494 We're gonna stay here till we catch that bat and when we do,
00:36:07 #495 I'm gonna bring it in and stuff it down your throat. Goodbye.
00:36:11 #496 Well, we're fired.
00:36:15 #497 Mm-hmm. Again.
00:36:17 #498 That's him calling back to apologize.
00:36:21 #499 Now you give him a good scare.
00:36:23 #500 No use begging us to do the work for you again, McGathey.
00:36:27 #501 You fired us and we're staying fired.
00:36:29 #502 Oh, oh, Mary, I thought it was somebody else.
00:36:32 #503 Johnny, why did you make a joke of a tragic thing like this?
00:36:35 #504 But it wasn't intended as a joke, Mary.
00:36:37 #505 I was only trying to get the news.
00:36:39 #506 I suppose you call it getting the news
00:36:41 #507 when you arrange to print a picture that's a deliberate hoax
00:36:44 #508 that has the entire country laughing.
00:36:47 #509 A grand joke, Johnny.
00:36:49 #510 But somehow I can't appreciate it.
00:36:51 #511 But I can explain that picture.
00:36:52 #512 Don't try, Johnny.
00:37:02 #513 Made in Japan.
00:37:04 #514 I ought to skin you alive and then you're
00:37:06 #515 hide to a barn door.
00:37:07 #516 Here's the chemistry port on that shaving lotion.
00:37:17 #517 I see you couldn't break down one of the ingredients.
00:37:20 #518 Yes, he said it must be some element with which he's
00:37:22 #519 not familiar.
00:37:25 #520 We won't get anywhere until we identify it.
00:37:29 #521 Just one other man in this town that
00:37:31 #522 might be able to help us, Dr. Carothers.
00:37:35 #523 Yeah, Corothers could help us.
00:37:37 #524 I found out he compounded that lotion.
00:37:40 #525 Well, if you suspect, Corothers, you're barking up
00:37:42 #526 the wrong tree, Johnny.
00:37:44 #527 He's the last man in this town that would harm anyone.
00:37:47 #528 Why, everybody loves him.
00:37:49 #529 Maybe so.
00:37:51 #530 But here's something else I dug up.
00:37:54 #531 The Heath and Morton fortunes are
00:37:56 #532 based on a greaseless cold cream formula Dr.
00:37:58 #533 Crothers invented.
00:38:00 #534 So what?
00:38:02 #535 All the doctor got out of it was $10,000,
00:38:04 #536 and the others made a fortune.
00:38:06 #537 It's common knowledge that he sold off for cash
00:38:09 #538 when he could have had an interest in the firm.
00:38:11 #539 Just the same, every victim had this stuff
00:38:14 #540 from his laboratory on him.
00:38:18 #541 Maybe you've been working too hard on this case, Johnny.
00:38:21 #542 I'd like to get his reaction on this stuff.
00:38:24 #543 If he denies knowing anything about it,
00:38:25 #544 we'll know there's a tie up somewhere.
00:38:28 #545 I think you're bombing.
00:38:29 #546 But just to show you that I'm following up every clue,
00:38:32 #547 we'll talk to him.
00:38:34 #548 We'll put this in another bottle,
00:38:36 #549 and without telling him we know, he compounded it.
00:38:38 #550 Ask him to analyze it.
00:38:40 #551 Doc, I hope we're not upsetting your work barging in on you this way.
00:38:43 #552 No, no, not at all.
00:38:45 #553 I'm anxious to help solve these crimes.
00:38:48 #554 All the victims were very dear friends of mine.
00:38:51 #555 Here's a sample of the stuff young Morton and the two heat boys had on them
00:38:53 #556 when they were attacked by the devil bat.
00:38:55 #557 Of course it doesn't make sense to me that a bird would choose only people
00:39:00 #558 using that particular stuff.
00:39:02 #559 A bat is not a bird.
00:39:04 #560 It's a mammal.
00:39:05 #561 Well anyway, our police cameras couldn't break down one of the ingredients.
00:39:09 #562 We thought perhaps you could.
00:39:13 #563 Why?
00:39:14 #564 I compounded this myself.
00:39:17 #565 It's a new shaving lotion I'm experimenting with.
00:39:21 #566 The ingredient, your chemist couldn't break down.
00:39:23 #567 I discovered years ago in Tibet.
00:39:26 #568 How did you happen to put it in a shaving lotion?
00:39:28 #569 Oh, the Lamas use it in some of their religious rites as a perfume.
00:39:34 #570 The scent is very pleasant and can't be imitated by competitors.
00:39:38 #571 But what were Don Morton and the two heat boys doing with the stuff?
00:39:42 #572 Oh, it is the policy of our firm to try out any new product before marketing it.
00:39:48 #573 Well, that knocks our theory into a cocked hat.
00:39:51 #574 Yeah. We were hoping the unknown ingredient might turn out to be some sort of a clue.
00:39:58 #575 This isn't the kind of bottle I give it out in,
00:40:01 #576 But I assume your chemist changed it when making the analysis.
00:40:05 #577 Yeah.
00:40:07 #578 Is there anything else I can do to help?
00:40:10 #579 Tell me, did you hear Professor Reigns on the radio last night?
00:40:13 #580 Yes.
00:40:15 #581 It was very interesting and very asinine.
00:40:19 #582 You mean you believe there is a devil bat?
00:40:21 #583 Why not? You saw it, didn't you?
00:40:23 #584 Well, sure I did. So did Mary.
00:40:25 #585 Then why worry about what one scientist says?
00:40:27 #586 That one scientist got me fired.
00:40:30 #587 Oh, you mean your newspaper discharged you?
00:40:35 #588 That's right.
00:40:36 #589 Oh, that's too bad.
00:40:39 #590 Then you're believing he's real before the mystery solved?
00:40:43 #591 I'm afraid not.
00:40:45 #592 I'm going to stay here and work with the chief.
00:40:47 #593 Since you're going to stay here for a while,
00:40:52 #594 I would like you to try out a battle of the new lotion
00:40:56 #595 and tell me how you like it.
00:40:58 #596 And you too, chief.
00:41:00 #597 No, no, not me, doc.
00:41:02 #598 If my wife ever smelled perfume on me, she'd suspect me sure.
00:41:06 #599 Well, Mr. Layton, I understand you aren't at the meddits.
00:41:10 #600 All right, I'll try it in the morning when I shave.
00:41:12 #601 I guess we better be going, Chief.
00:41:14 #602 See you later, doc.
00:41:15 #603 So long, Dr. Crothers.
00:41:17 #604 Goodbye, Mr. Layton.
00:41:31 #605 What's the matter? What's the matter?
00:41:32 #606 Does that smelly shaving lotion put you to sleep?
00:41:35 #607 Or why'd you tell her, doc, you're gonna use it if you think it's smelly?
00:41:38 #608 Oh, I don't know. I guess I was a little ashamed of ever suspecting the old duck.
00:41:42 #609 Well, I like it, and I'm going to tell him so.
00:41:47 #610 What time is it?
00:41:49 #611 After midnight.
00:41:51 #612 Midnight? Oh, they ain't no use of waiting around here any longer.
00:41:55 #613 This must be the bats' night off.
00:41:57 #614 Did you hear that?
00:42:05 #615 Yeah. Get that camera ready.
00:42:35 #616 You got them. Listen, Johnny, I'm going to cook that bread personally from a guinea,
00:42:39 #617 and I'll leave them stuffed at myself.
00:42:41 #618 It was still skeptical when I came to Heathville today to examine the body of this so-called
00:43:24 #619 devil bat, but after seeing it personally and making exhaustive research, I've arrived
00:43:31 #620 at the conclusion that the creature is the lone survivor of a type of giant bat which existed
00:43:38 #621 in great numbers during the early part of the Neolithic Age.
00:43:44 #622 Perhaps I should explain for the benefit of some of our listeners that the Neolithic
00:43:48 #623 is that period of antiquity commonly called the stone age?
00:43:52 #624 Aim Bissell.
00:43:57 #625 Bombastic ignoramus.
00:43:59 #626 Sorry, McGinty, but one shot and I are not interested.
00:44:48 #627 At your prices.
00:44:50 #628 Of course, if there was a raise of, say, 20...
00:44:52 #629 30.
00:44:53 #630 $30 plus a fat bonus, we might consider it.
00:44:56 #631 You're holed up, man. Both of you.
00:44:58 #632 I refuse to be robbed.
00:45:00 #633 Have it your way, McGinty. Have it your way.
00:45:02 #634 But we have the bat's corpus delectae and the exclusive picture.
00:45:06 #635 picture of course I've got an eyewitness story that two syndicates are bidding for
00:45:11 #636 and don't forget you got a pace for the time we were fired that's better now you're
00:45:18 #637 talking boss okay we're working for you again we'll gather up the loose ends and
00:45:21 #638 see you in a couple of days goodbye come in hello Johnny we're married Johnny I
00:45:31 #639 came to tell you that I'm sorry I said what I did the last time we talked do
00:45:36 #640 Do you suppose... Well, I don't know how to say it, but...
00:45:39 #641 I do.
00:45:40 #642 Miss Heath, do you suppose that little French girl would apologize to me if I looked her up?
00:45:45 #643 Positive, she would.
00:45:48 #644 Blend it.
00:46:56 #645 You will be even greater than your unfortunate predecessor.
00:47:00 #646 Enraged, aren't you?
00:47:14 #647 I'm enraged also.
00:47:20 #648 Tonight, I shall call on Henry Morton,
00:47:23 #649 and you shall strike him down.
00:47:28 #650 Henry, the lotion has turned out to be better than I had hoped.
00:47:33 #651 I want you to try it.
00:47:37 #652 Just leave it here, Doc, and I'll try it in the morning after shaving.
00:47:41 #653 It smells good, doesn't it?
00:47:46 #654 Isn't it too strong?
00:47:48 #655 No, no, no. Evaporation quickly tones it down just to the right scent.
00:47:54 #656 I'll rub a few drops on your face.
00:47:56 #657 Well, I'd rather wait until after I shave
00:47:58 #658 then my skin will be more tender and receptive to a lotion.
00:48:02 #659 Well, just a little here.
00:48:06 #660 The texture of the skin there is always very delicate.
00:48:13 #661 I give you a few drops in your hand.
00:48:15 #662 I hope you're right about that scent evaporating quickly.
00:48:29 #663 I smell of the high heavens.
00:48:32 #664 Perhaps that will be the secret of its success.
00:48:35 #665 Well, you can never tell what's going to happen in this business.
00:48:38 #666 You can believe me, Henry.
00:48:40 #667 You don't have to worry.
00:48:42 #668 Sir, I can believe that, Doc.
00:48:44 #669 All of your formulas have been highly successful.
00:48:48 #670 I've been going over the report to the company's annual learnings.
00:48:52 #671 And that profit of over a million dollars.
00:48:55 #672 Not bad, eh?
00:48:57 #673 When you remember what we built on,
00:49:01 #674 A mere $10,000 for your formula.
00:49:05 #675 You shouldn't have demanded all cash, Doc.
00:49:08 #676 You should have written along with us.
00:49:10 #677 Then you'd be rich, too.
00:49:12 #678 Well, then, you've had a lot of fun in your laboratory,
00:49:16 #679 with your experiments,
00:49:18 #680 dreaming up something new.
00:49:21 #681 You're a dreamer, Doc.
00:49:23 #682 Too much money is bad for dreamers.
00:49:27 #683 So you tried to pay me in flattery,
00:49:29 #684 telling me that I'm a dreamer.
00:49:32 #685 Well, I do dream.
00:49:36 #686 Dreams that you could never guess.
00:49:41 #687 You're nervous, afraid, Doc.
00:49:43 #688 Now calm down. Get a grip on yourself.
00:49:45 #689 You've been working too hard on your formula.
00:49:47 #690 Form, Hula.
00:49:49 #691 That's but child's play for a great scientist.
00:49:53 #692 Your brain is too feeble to conceive
00:49:57 #693 that I have accomplished in the realm of science.
00:50:02 #694 Doc, you've made some great scientific discovery.
00:50:06 #695 What is it?
00:50:08 #696 When you'll find out, Henry, it'll be too late for you.
00:50:13 #697 Oh, come, come, Doc.
00:50:15 #698 You can't pretend to control a man's destiny.
00:50:19 #699 I've already proved it three times.
00:50:35 #700 Perhaps you're right, Henry, about my working too hard.
00:50:38 #701 I guess I'm a little tired. I better go home and get some rest.
00:50:43 #702 Sure. A night's sleep will do you good. Good night, Doc.
00:50:48 #703 Goodbye. And...
00:50:51 #704 36 J. Oh, that's you, Martin. I want you to call Chief Police Wilkins to come to your house immediately. It's very important.
00:51:15 #705 Chief's here now.
00:51:16 #706 Well, don't let him leave until I get there. I think I've got a clue to all those murders. It may peter out,
00:51:23 #707 But if half what I suspect is true is the most diabolical plot that a man ever concocted.
00:51:29 #708 Talk about the absence of a professor. I forgot my hat.
00:51:38 #709 I'll tell you all about it when I get there.
00:51:43 #710 I hope I didn't intrude on a private conversation.
00:51:46 #711 Oh, nothing important.
00:53:15 #712 I hope Henry was right about having the clue.
00:53:18 #713 But why didn't he explain more about it when he phoned?
00:53:21 #714 When I insisted, he changed his tone as if he'd been interrupted.
00:53:25 #715 I was afraid that he might be overheard.
00:53:27 #716 What does that squeaky sound?
00:53:34 #717 Oh, just some night noise.
00:53:36 #718 Help!
00:53:37 #719 But, Mr. Heath, since you asked us to stay in your home until this new devil bat has been killed,
00:54:47 #720 I've been worried about Mary.
00:54:49 #721 What reason have you to believe that Mary is in danger?
00:54:52 #722 Only this.
00:54:54 #723 I'm convinced that someone is using the bat to wipe out the entire Heath and Morton families.
00:54:58 #724 As a scientist, I assure you, the thought of a human controlling a bat is fantastic.
00:55:03 #725 He's fantastic.
00:55:04 #726 Just the same.
00:55:05 #727 No villager's been killed or even attacked.
00:55:07 #728 You're forgetting, aren't you, that Mr. McGuire was attacked?
00:55:11 #729 He's not a member of either family.
00:55:13 #730 Well, I'm practically a member of this family already.
00:55:15 #731 I'm going to marry him as he's made.
00:55:17 #732 Oh, really?
00:55:19 #733 Well, boys, I'll have Maxine show you to your room.
00:55:21 #734 Thank you.
00:55:22 #735 Must be running along home. It's past my bedtime.
00:55:24 #736 Good night, gentlemen. Good night, Doctor.
00:55:25 #737 Good night, Martin. Good night, Doctor.
00:55:26 #738 Good night, Doctor.
00:55:27 #739 Goodbye, madame.
00:55:30 #740 Come along. Maxine.
00:55:39 #741 Did you feel my perfume bottles was something new?
00:55:47 #742 No, I never touched your perfume.
00:55:49 #743 It's funny. I don't recognize it.
00:55:52 #744 Perhaps Dad filled them as a surprise.
00:55:55 #745 He always does that with every new perfume the plant puts out.
00:55:58 #746 Is there anything else?
00:56:00 #747 No, Maxine. That's all. Good night.
00:56:02 #748 Good night, Mamacet.
00:56:03 #749 It was trying to get in the window. A big bat.
00:56:58 #750 Oh, it was awful.
00:57:00 #751 Mary, I want you to tell me everything you did just before that bat tried to get in.
00:57:10 #752 that bat tried to get in. Well first I took a bath then I brushed my hair and Maxine
00:57:16 #753 came in and turned the covers down and then fastened the screen which somehow had
00:57:21 #754 come unhooked. Yeah? Go ahead what else? Well then we talked about some new perfume
00:57:26 #755 that someone had put in my dressing table bottles. Dad did you put any new
00:57:30 #756 perfume in my bottles? No I didn't. Is that the stuff? Yes. Tony this smells like...
00:57:37 #757 It's quiet. I've got a hunch that I want to follow up.
00:57:40 #758 Now I need everybody's cooperation.
00:57:42 #759 We'll do everything we can.
00:57:43 #760 Of course.
00:57:45 #761 What's Carothers number?
00:57:46 #762 48J.
00:57:52 #763 Operator, give me 48J, please.
00:57:56 #764 Hello, Dr. Carothers.
00:57:57 #765 This is Johnny Layton. That's right.
00:58:00 #766 Something terrible has happened to Mary.
00:58:01 #767 Can you hurry over?
00:58:03 #768 I'll be right there.
00:58:05 #769 Good.
00:58:06 #770 Oh, Johnny, I'm all right. I don't need a doctor.
00:58:08 #771 That's where the cooperation part comes in, Mary.
00:58:10 #772 You'll have to pretend to be a nervous wreck.
00:58:12 #773 Mr. Heath, you and one shop must help her trick Dr. Cruthers into staying here as long as you can.
00:58:16 #774 Where are you going, Johnny?
00:58:18 #775 To, uh, do a little private bat hunting.
00:59:05 #776 The devil bat tried to get through that window.
00:59:07 #777 If she's suffering from fright, I'll give her a set of things.
00:59:12 #778 Where's Mr. Layton?
00:59:13 #779 Well, I guess he's out in the garden hunting the devil bat.
00:59:16 #780 Layton is a very brave young man.
00:59:20 #781 He gives Heath one of these every half an hour. We, Dr....
00:59:22 #782 He will quieten her nerves.
00:59:24 #783 But, Doc, hadn't you better stay until she's quieter?
00:59:26 #784 She'll be all right in the morning.
00:59:28 #785 Hey Doc, I don't feel so good myself.
00:59:30 #786 Would you mind taking my temperature?
00:59:32 #787 You look perfectly well, Mr. McGuire.
00:59:35 #788 Well, you ought to see my tongue.
00:59:36 #789 It looks just like a squirrel's tail.
00:59:38 #790 Look!
00:59:39 #791 Try some calamel.
01:01:06 #792 And it would be dangerous for me if they found you here.
01:01:09 #793 Oh, but I thought maybe you might be able to help me.
01:02:35 #794 Well, I don't see how that's possible,
01:02:37 #795 but if you can suggest anything,
01:02:40 #796 well, you could give me some more
01:02:41 #797 of that nuke and coxsion of yours.
01:02:43 #798 That shaving lotion.
01:02:44 #799 But how on earth could that possibly help catch the devil bat?
01:02:49 #800 I've still got a crazy idea that if I douse myself with it, it might attract the killer.
01:02:54 #801 I don't see how you can connect the two.
01:02:57 #802 But there is a bottle of the lotion on the table. Thanks.
01:03:21 #803 You see, Doc, I figured out something.
01:03:24 #804 All four of the murdered people had this lotion on them when the devil bat struck.
01:03:28 #805 Now my plan is to sit in the garden and when the killer makes one of those power dives,
01:03:33 #806 I'll blast him.
01:03:34 #807 Layton, I'm afraid all these murders have affected your mind.
01:03:39 #808 Maybe you'd like to come along, Doc, and be an eye witness.
01:03:43 #809 I'm sure it would be just a waste of time,
01:03:46 #810 but I'd be glad to watch your experiment.
01:03:49 #811 Good. I knew I could count on you to help me.
01:03:57 #812 I tell you, Layton, expecting a bat to be attracted by the scent of a lotion
01:04:01 #813 is all foolishness.
01:04:03 #814 I think I better run along.
01:04:05 #815 Ah, sit down, Doc.
01:04:08 #816 The double bat's behind schedule tonight.
01:04:18 #817 Aren't very chummy tonight. What's the matter?
01:04:21 #818 The firearms always make me nervous.
01:04:24 #819 Oh, I thought maybe you didn't want to be sitting too close to me.
01:04:27 #820 Just in case the devil bad does show up.
01:04:30 #821 According to your theory, the killer wouldn't attack me.
01:04:34 #822 I haven't any of that lotion on me.
01:04:40 #823 You have now, Doc.
01:04:41 #824 Why did you do that?
01:04:43 #825 For making a 50-50 proposition, Doc?
01:04:48 #826 Now sit down and don't try any shenanigans.
01:04:50 #827 Not so funny you want it's your own juggler vein that's in danger.
01:05:00 #828 Is it, Doc?
01:05:01 #829 I... I don't know what you're talking about.
01:05:05 #830 Maybe you've made a mistake when you let that devil bat of yours out of the attic tonight.
01:05:09 #831 Don't worry about the bat killing you. I'm saving you for the hangman.
01:05:14 #832 Tell me, Doc, how did you develop a monster bat like that?
01:05:24 #833 You wouldn't understand scientific theory.
01:05:27 #834 Hello, Chief. What are you doing out here?
01:06:06 #835 Young fellow, don't think that you're the only man working on this case.
01:06:10 #836 It was lucky I was here too.
01:06:12 #837 Thanks. Did you kill the devil, Bat?
01:06:13 #838 No, he got away.
01:06:14 #839 Well, here's one bird that didn't get away.
01:06:16 #840 And he's the murderer we've both been looking for.
01:06:18 #841 Quick, shoot it!
01:06:20 #842 Where is it?
01:06:29 #843 It's gone.
01:06:30 #844 And so's the doctor.
01:06:33 #845 Did you get the bat?
01:06:34 #846 What happened?
01:06:35 #847 Dr. Other's is the murderer.
01:06:36 #848 And he's hiding somewhere in the garden.
01:06:38 #849 You fellas get back to the house and guard Mary.
01:06:40 #850 Come on.
01:06:43 #851 What happened to Johnny?
01:06:58 #852 Has he heard?
01:06:59 #853 They took him up to my place. You'd better come along with me.
01:07:02 #854 That was Mary. Are you all right, Mary?
01:07:34 #855 Go help Dr. Corovas. He's over there.
01:07:36 #856 That devil, that belonged to the doctor, Mary.
01:07:42 #857 He created it to commit those murders.
01:07:44 #858 Well, it's too late to help the doc.