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00:02:17 #1 Two aces.
00:02:19 #2 Say, wait a minute.
00:02:22 #3 What's the big idea?
00:02:31 #4 First time I ever see six aces in a pack.
00:02:36 #5 Seven or a son, including the Joker.
00:02:39 #6 Now, why'd you get him?
00:02:41 #7 Same place as you.
00:02:43 #8 What are you driving it?
00:02:45 #9 Drop that money.
00:02:46 #10 Like hell I will.
00:02:48 #11 Keep your dirty hands off me.
00:02:49 #12 I won't.
00:02:50 #13 Drop that money.
00:02:52 #14 Don't try any of your dirty European tricks on me.
00:02:55 #15 Yeah, just what I might have thought from a lousy Atlantic.
00:03:00 #16 Say, are you trying to start another war?
00:03:04 #17 What the hell is going on?
00:03:06 #18 Where are you going?
00:04:05 #19 Where do you think you're going?
00:04:11 #20 Is this place yours?
00:04:13 #21 Sure.
00:04:16 #22 Leave that man alone.
00:04:19 #23 Close your trap, dumbbell.
00:04:21 #24 This is my business.
00:04:22 #25 This is your business.
00:04:24 #26 You got any liquor on here?
00:04:26 #27 What do you got in here?
00:04:30 #28 New York, the outrage on the frontier early this morning,
00:05:23 #29 creates a critical, intercontinental situation.
00:05:28 #30 This is the latest of a series of deplorable incidents
00:05:33 #31 causing friction between the Federation of Europe and the Atlantic State.
00:05:40 #32 Despite all the attempts of the World League of Peace, despite the annihilation of the
00:05:49 #33 old provocative national boundaries, and the substitution of continental federations, the
00:05:58 #34 the year 1940 finds us faced with as dangerous a situation as the year 1914.
00:06:12 #35 We look to London, the headquarters of the Great World League of Peace and of the government
00:06:20 #36 of the Federation of Europe, to assist us in destroying the mysterious and unscrupulous
00:06:28 #37 forces to believe in our seeking to precipitate another world war.
00:06:36 #38 These are the politicians.
00:06:42 #39 Manetok.
00:06:44 #40 Yes, gentlemen.
00:06:45 #41 No doubt.
00:06:47 #42 If you didn't know that we are their leaders,
00:06:51 #43 I swear they will not disobey us.
00:06:55 #44 Kuhi pra.
00:06:57 #45 I've lost my brain.
00:06:59 #46 We are about to be rewarded.
00:07:02 #47 Mr. Aperfectly right.
00:07:04 #48 As soon as we have enough time,
00:07:06 #49 we will give our revenge.
00:07:08 #50 In 48 hours,
00:07:10 #51 We should have brought about the war which we haven't waited.
00:07:14 #52 Yes, yes. But then that's where we'll be. Our profits.
00:07:25 #53 What a relief if we get more talk and see a nice bit of horse flesh again.
00:08:17 #54 I wish I could get away like those fellows.
00:08:21 #55 Look at that. There's all colonel Jenkins.
00:08:24 #56 Wise men.
00:08:26 #57 We start from government house before they mix up with these Atlantic people.
00:08:30 #58 I tell you, they are very nice.
00:08:34 #59 Oh, that's all there, coming down.
00:08:37 #60 This is New York calling the world.
00:08:43 #61 We shall now broadcast pictures of the location on the frontier,
00:08:49 #62 where this morning's outrage was perpetrated.
00:08:53 #63 Though we regret the accidental death of the two European rum runners,
00:09:00 #64 There can be no excuse for the deliberate and unprovoked attack by the European
00:09:08 #65 troops on the peaceable guardians of our boundaries.
00:09:13 #66 Did you hear what that Atlantic announcer said?
00:09:16 #67 What about the murder of our guards?
00:09:19 #68 Let alone the rumrunners.
00:09:22 #69 Is the European government going to stand for this?
00:09:25 #70 We ordered a clear war on them.
00:09:27 #71 Federated War Council are in there now.
00:09:30 #72 Debating.
00:09:32 #73 Debating about arbitration, I suppose.
00:09:36 #74 Debating? Why don't we do something?
00:09:39 #75 I tell you, I say, this is a nice little peace.
00:09:48 #76 Peace?
00:09:50 #77 I thought you were talking about war.
00:09:52 #78 Not peace.
00:09:54 #79 So I was, sir.
00:09:55 #80 I told you I'd show them.
00:09:59 #81 I'm sorry. Wait a moment, so wait a moment.
00:10:02 #82 I didn't mean to do that. That's accidental. I'm sorry.
00:10:05 #83 You can't blot out the entire peace league with too strong.
00:10:10 #84 Ah, Robson.
00:10:18 #85 Hello.
00:10:23 #86 Hello, darling.
00:10:31 #87 Hello.
00:10:33 #88 I say, isn't it dreadful?
00:10:36 #89 You know, I think it's delightful.
00:10:38 #90 What?
00:10:39 #91 Me looking at you again.
00:10:41 #92 Oh, 20th century.
00:10:44 #93 All this talk about war.
00:10:48 #94 Isn't it awful?
00:10:49 #95 I think it's marvelous.
00:10:51 #96 If they'd only invent something which would enable me to touch you.
00:10:54 #97 Um, but tell me, what is the latest news?
00:11:01 #98 The latest news is... Yes?
00:11:04 #99 That you're dining with me tonight. Tonight?
00:11:06 #100 Yes.
00:11:07 #101 You're mad.
00:11:09 #102 Only about you, darling.
00:11:11 #103 I'll call for you in the car as usual.
00:11:13 #104 But you can't, it's impossible.
00:11:15 #105 Don't you realize that we may be on the verge of declaring war?
00:11:20 #106 I'm on the verge of declaring something much more important than war.
00:11:27 #107 If you'll only dine with me tonight.
00:11:29 #108 Hello!
00:11:34 #109 Oh, damn!
00:11:37 #110 Oh, hello!
00:11:39 #111 Hello!
00:11:42 #112 Is your wavelength working all right?
00:11:45 #113 Of course it is. Fade away, miss. There's a war. I'm not talking to you.
00:11:49 #114 Sorry you've been trouble.
00:11:52 #115 Oh, dear.
00:11:54 #116 Hello.
00:12:07 #117 Oh, there you are, darling.
00:12:11 #118 I say I'm awfully sorry. The Dutch is cutting. Now, where were we?
00:12:14 #119 I was just telling you, I can't possibly come out tonight.
00:12:18 #120 We've got to stop this war.
00:12:21 #121 No, I think you're perfectly adorable when you're official.
00:12:26 #122 But Michael...
00:12:28 #123 Then your league must postpone it until after dinner.
00:12:33 #124 We must eat while we can.
00:12:36 #125 I'll call for you as usual. Goodbye.
00:12:38 #126 No, good. I can't say don't tell that.
00:12:41 #127 Michael! Goodbye. Goodbye.
00:12:44 #128 It is my considerable opinion, and I must speak frankly now,
00:13:26 #129 that the European government be held responsible for this.
00:13:30 #130 I'm not afraid.
00:13:32 #131 Yes, I find that this is a dreadful time.
00:13:34 #132 Mr. President, I could kiss.
00:13:37 #133 Say, sit down.
00:13:39 #134 Our secret police have evidence
00:13:41 #135 that the man who fired the shots was a European agent.
00:13:45 #136 Yes, yes.
00:13:46 #137 Although we know that there is a European plot to blow up our building.
00:13:51 #138 But our patience is exhausted.
00:13:54 #139 And with God by our side, we are convinced that only dialectics will avail.
00:14:02 #140 There is no truth.
00:14:14 #141 As representing the world's league of peace, I deprecate the president's warlike sentiments.
00:14:24 #142 I have here a message from Dr. Stimoff, the League's bigger general.
00:14:30 #143 It states that over 20 million members of the League of Peace
00:14:34 #144 not only on both sides of the Atlantic, but throughout the world,
00:14:39 #145 demand a peaceful settlement to the death they are pledged to resist war and all war-like preparations.
00:15:17 #146 Good evening, sir.
00:15:19 #147 Good evening, Captain.
00:15:21 #148 Uh, Miss, uh, Miss Seymour?
00:15:24 #149 Straight ahead, Major.
00:15:26 #150 Well, there you go.
00:15:28 #151 Uh, I suppose it's no good, uh, giving you the bird, sir?
00:15:31 #152 I'm afraid not.
00:15:38 #153 Pretty good if I may say so, sir.
00:15:40 #154 Not bad.
00:15:43 #155 What about your own?
00:15:45 #156 I'm afraid my, uh, fighting days are over, sir.
00:15:49 #157 Thank you, Colonel.
00:15:58 #158 18, 19 and therefore, 19, 21, 9, and 45, 20, 20, 35, 21, 9, 2, and 4.
00:16:08 #159 Major Dean here. Hello, darling.
00:16:11 #160 I'm all the way here.
00:16:12 #161 On the street.
00:16:14 #162 I'm on the street.
00:16:15 #163 On the street.
00:16:16 #164 I'm on the street.
00:16:19 #165 And I'm sitting here.
00:16:20 #166 And I'm sitting there enjoying the food.
00:16:23 #167 And I'm sitting here enjoying the rest of my life here.
00:16:41 #168 I'm just sitting there enjoying the rest of the world.
00:16:44 #169 Hello, darling.
00:16:53 #170 Good evening, sir.
00:16:55 #171 What's the latest news, New York?
00:17:00 #172 Do you think there's going to be a war?
00:17:03 #173 War?
00:17:05 #174 Of course there won't be a war.
00:17:08 #175 The people of today are much too intelligent.
00:17:11 #176 That's what they said in 1914, the country are thinking.
00:17:21 #177 It is what the government intends to do.
00:17:24 #178 Those of the country, if they want to put a penny tax on it,
00:17:29 #179 in a referendum of war in our league.
00:17:45 #180 And we shall go on fighting for peace.
00:17:48 #181 My chief concern at the moment
00:17:58 #182 is that your daughter might be late for the dinner that I've ordered.
00:18:02 #183 And you know, cold soup is worse than any war.
00:18:08 #184 Daddy, do you think you can manage without me?
00:18:14 #185 I suppose I shall have to.
00:18:28 #186 I just gave change.
00:18:35 #187 But don't misunderstand me, sir.
00:19:05 #188 I'm as much for peace as you are.
00:19:08 #189 I believe in deeds, not words.
00:19:12 #190 If you want peace, you must enforce it.
00:19:16 #191 And there is only one way to do that.
00:19:19 #192 By a mercenary army.
00:19:23 #193 I join issue with you, Dr. Seymour.
00:19:26 #194 War is bad enough.
00:19:28 #195 But at least armies are held together by ideals of loyalty and patriotism.
00:19:36 #196 Patriotism?
00:19:39 #197 There's usually a spirit of ignorance and arrogance which my league is trying to destroy.
00:19:45 #198 Are you prepared to make every man and woman in this country a traitor?
00:19:50 #199 In your sense of the word, I am.
00:19:54 #200 I believe that the people themselves should decide between peace and war.
00:20:01 #201 Don't you worry, sir.
00:21:35 #202 It's a soldier's job to laugh at our peace leave.
00:21:38 #203 But when our membership reaches 25 million, then we'll show you something effective.
00:21:48 #204 You can tell me nothing more effective, sir.
00:21:51 #205 And this...
00:22:17 #206 Goodbye, David.
00:22:19 #207 Hi.
00:22:22 #208 I know it's an awful guilty meeting him alone like this.
00:22:25 #209 You're right.
00:22:27 #210 Now, this next incident might plain ought to do the job.
00:22:37 #211 But there must be no mistakes this time.
00:22:54 #212 It must be carried through thoroughly
00:22:58 #213 and timed exactly as the meeting of the European Council.
00:23:09 #214 Get on with it.
00:23:10 #215 Yes, you have a...
00:23:16 #216 Oh, boy, may we help this here.
00:23:18 #217 Yes.
00:23:19 #218 Oh, boy.
00:23:22 #219 Our people should not pass this tunnel. Huh?
00:23:29 #220 It's here.
00:23:31 #221 Bomba!
00:24:29 #222 Yeah, it's very pretty.
00:24:32 #223 Very nice little job indeed.
00:24:35 #224 You just set that clock so that you time it ready for the next train,
00:24:40 #225 which passes through this tunnel.
00:24:43 #226 The London Paris dining car express.
00:24:47 #227 These kind of people are trying to take a quarrel.
00:26:27 #228 But the vet in the city this afternoon
00:26:29 #229 was six to four against war
00:26:32 #230 because of the peace...
00:26:33 #231 Oh, my dear, how ghastly!
00:26:47 #232 But you mustn't say things like that.
00:26:49 #233 Why we should all be drowned like rats in a trap?
00:26:52 #234 That's a good sir, didn't he, sir?
00:26:55 #235 Didn't he say we were not delicious?
00:26:57 #236 Good riddance, madam.
00:27:02 #237 Good news, my dear.
00:27:06 #238 I think...
00:27:17 #239 Carol, Carol, sit down.
00:27:21 #240 Oh, sweetest little angel face you've lost.
00:27:25 #241 And that's going to have to do with the world.
00:27:30 #242 And...
00:27:31 #243 She has to tell him.
00:27:33 #244 Then I'll read to her.
00:27:35 #245 Yeah.
00:27:36 #246 She's got some fun things to do.
00:27:38 #247 You're going to go by by a dirty person.
00:27:44 #248 Oh, yes, sir.
00:27:47 #249 What a wonderful thing life is.
00:27:50 #250 After 40 years, here we are able to paddle about and then charge it.
00:27:55 #251 Oh, yes, very wonderful and charge.
00:27:58 #252 There is a clean, good face to walk.
00:28:02 #253 We can do it.
00:28:04 #254 I hate war too. Hate it. What can I... I see and then I suppose they'd say, let's call it all off. Dean won't fight.
00:31:52 #255 There are 25 millions who won't... and they are right.
00:32:02 #256 If one's country is in trouble, one must fight...
00:32:10 #257 I will tell them my country is right or wrong.
00:32:19 #258 No man who gives his life for his country dies in vain.
00:32:25 #259 In the last war, nearly a million men died for our country.
00:32:31 #260 In the last war, nearly eight million men died all over the world,
00:32:39 #261 Fighting in a war to end war is conveyed.
00:32:49 #262 Fight out the end wars now.
00:32:54 #263 Once and for all.
00:32:56 #264 Why not?
00:32:58 #265 That's what I'm hoping.
00:33:01 #266 That's what I believe is happening.
00:33:03 #267 What's the matter with you?
00:33:07 #268 Four and more. To you.
00:33:13 #269 Now let's talk about us again.
00:33:21 #270 You don't think.
00:33:25 #271 I want to fight now.
00:33:28 #272 Do you?
00:33:42 #273 The Federated States of Europe are in immediate danger.
00:33:47 #274 I demand, therefore, that we disregard the ultimatum of the Atlantic States.
00:33:54 #275 No!
00:33:58 #276 Take a vote, if necessary. Yes!
00:34:00 #277 A vote, yes!
00:34:03 #278 Then I shall.
00:34:06 #279 I call for a vote to mobilize at once every man and woman,
00:34:11 #280 subject to the Conscription Act of 1938.
00:34:16 #281 First, those for war.
00:34:19 #282 Attend for war.
00:34:33 #283 Next, those for peace.
00:34:41 #284 For peace.
00:34:56 #285 A deadlock.
00:35:04 #286 Then I have no alternative but to cast my deciding vote for war.
00:35:14 #287 Stand by for the European Government official announcement.
00:35:33 #288 The government have decided upon immediate mobilization throughout Europe.
00:35:40 #289 and all men and women, subject to the Conscription Act of 1938,
00:35:47 #290 will report to their earlier commandants forthwith.
00:36:03 #291 Thank of you to prevent this impending war.
00:36:05 #292 And I'm going to pay, shut up.
00:36:06 #293 This is war, even bill war!
00:36:08 #294 The deliberate murder!
00:36:10 #295 Oh, my God.
00:36:11 #296 The European aeroplanes are waiting to cross the Atlantic
00:37:27 #297 to destroy our beautiful country.
00:37:29 #298 And without warning, they will attack our beloved land.
00:37:36 #299 They will select our most important locations.
00:37:40 #300 Our cherished countryside, our farms, our forests,
00:37:45 #301 our villages, our bridges, our cities.
00:37:49 #302 Once their deadly bombs of reaching gas
00:37:55 #303 will drop their canisters of high explosives.
00:38:07 #304 If liquid on your use will be castles, you'll hurt.
00:38:47 #305 Oh, no, no, no.
00:38:53 #306 Yes, let me get back to you.
00:38:54 #307 No, no, no.
00:38:55 #308 Come sit here.
00:38:57 #309 Everything will be all right in a moment.
00:39:08 #310 I must go.
00:39:10 #311 Yes.
00:39:11 #312 That's your air balloon.
00:39:13 #313 Take out your bomb and squadron.
00:39:15 #314 Naturally, you've had the order.
00:39:18 #315 Oh, no, it's wrong.
00:39:21 #316 Darling, you don't understand.
00:39:22 #317 Oh, but you tell me you love me.
00:39:25 #318 I do love you.
00:39:27 #319 How do you help me? Help humanity?
00:39:36 #320 You've got no moral courage.
00:39:40 #321 You're a coward.
00:39:44 #322 I'd sooner be a coward from your point of view
00:39:49 #323 than from my own.
00:39:52 #324 Darling, you must be mad.
00:39:54 #325 Can't you imagine what invasion would mean?
00:39:58 #326 Can you imagine some war and maddened brute
00:40:01 #327 seizing you in his arms and...
00:40:04 #328 Then would you have me fight
00:40:07 #329 When our country is being
00:40:09 #330 Bled quite of its manhood
00:40:11 #331 And even the children are marching
00:40:15 #332 Marching marching
00:40:18 #333 Then would you have me a coward?
00:40:20 #334 Yes
00:40:21 #335 because then
00:40:23 #336 Rather than be honored for killing your fellow men
00:40:27 #337 You would be scorned
00:40:29 #338 For loving them
00:40:33 #339 It is true courage
00:40:35 #340 Name, please. Name, please.
00:42:45 #341 Please don't take me. I don't want to go.
00:42:48 #342 Name, please. Please don't take me.
00:42:52 #343 Married? Have you got a baby to look after?
00:43:08 #344 Name, please.
00:43:18 #345 I'll be back.
00:43:20 #346 I can't.
00:43:21 #347 Please.
00:43:23 #348 Why are you so excited?
00:43:25 #349 I...
00:43:26 #350 I'm excited to see you all.
00:43:28 #351 Now, girls, hurry along.
00:43:30 #352 Come along, girls.
00:43:32 #353 Girls indeed. Young ladies, if you please.
00:43:34 #354 Conduct me to my dressing room.
00:43:40 #355 Maria!
00:43:42 #356 You put on something nice.
00:43:43 #357 Hurry up and take a galleries.
00:43:45 #358 Come on, girls.
00:43:48 #359 What a terrible thing, boys.
00:43:53 #360 Come on, girls.
00:43:55 #361 How do you not, sir?
00:43:57 #362 I don't keep my hands on you.
00:44:02 #363 Come on.
00:44:07 #364 We are here to receive the proof of our labor.
00:44:13 #365 And the International Armament Corporation
00:44:17 #366 has sent their president himself
00:44:20 #367 to make us our first payment.
00:44:23 #368 Money talks.
00:44:48 #369 It does not matter.
00:45:10 #370 I understand gentlemen that this peace society has already tried to stop recruiting.
00:45:45 #371 Bravo.
00:45:47 #372 Now that can be...
00:45:49 #373 I mean if a thing like that was allowed, well, there'd be no water.
00:45:54 #374 No water at all, eh?
00:45:59 #375 Don't you worry about that.
00:46:02 #376 That peace society, as you call it,
00:46:05 #377 is going to get the surprise of its life.
00:46:08 #378 We've arranged to deal with them.
00:46:11 #379 You leave it to us.
00:46:13 #380 Listen, Donny, I want you to go at once to the Central Airfield.
00:47:33 #381 It's a matter of life and death
00:47:35 #382 and prevent Indiana planes leaving when wars declare.
00:47:38 #383 War? Yes.
00:47:39 #384 What about you?
00:47:40 #385 I intend to stop this war,
00:47:42 #386 go to the President and make my decision.
00:47:46 #387 and make my last appeal.
00:47:48 #388 You've been the hands of the war party.
00:47:50 #389 Will you be the same?
00:47:51 #390 Yes, I'm a man of peace.
00:47:53 #391 But I shall go prepared.
00:47:55 #392 I intend to stop this war any cost.
00:47:57 #393 Now, dear, along to the Central Airdrome. Quickly!
00:48:00 #394 Mr. Vagenda, how many of you share a...
00:48:42 #395 Don't interfere.
00:50:04 #396 And I warn you.
00:50:07 #397 Those aeroplanes shall not...
00:50:10 #398 Three faces forward.
00:50:13 #399 Oh, I'm a woman.
00:50:44 #400 Follow me. Come on.
00:50:52 #401 You've got nothing to fear. Don't lose your courage now. Come on.
00:51:13 #402 Look to your front.
00:51:31 #403 Stand by, please.
00:51:39 #404 European government calling the world.
00:51:44 #405 At midnight, the president will make an announcement of worldwide importance.
00:51:54 #406 Stand by.
00:51:56 #407 All right.
00:51:57 #408 With full realization of the consequences and with trust in God and the righteousness of
00:52:47 #409 our cause, I go now to broadcast the declaration of war.
00:52:53 #410 No more.
00:52:54 #411 By the president will be falling and tripping of himself up.
00:53:15 #412 And there will be the fall of the government.
00:53:18 #413 Who won't.
00:53:19 #414 Wonderful life.
00:53:27 #415 12 o'clock tonight, the old world will be fighting.
00:53:32 #416 Kill a man at 1 minute before 12.
00:53:40 #417 You are a murderer.
00:53:42 #418 Blah blah.
00:53:44 #419 But if you do so one minute after,
00:53:49 #420 You have proclaimed a hero.
00:53:51 #421 Ah, that's right, Governor.
00:54:08 #422 Dr. Seymour, may I express my sympathy?
00:54:11 #423 I would thank you, Mr. President.
00:54:15 #424 Would you read this, sir?
00:54:30 #425 What is it?
00:54:32 #426 It is from our Atlantic Vice President.
00:54:40 #427 It barkers a.
00:54:42 #428 We have proved not only the complicity of the Atlantic states in the Channel Tunnel disaster,
00:54:49 #429 But, my dear Dr. Seymour, in the destruction of your own headquarters, there, time draws near.
00:55:03 #430 At twelve, I declare war. But we have need of all possible immunity.
00:55:12 #431 Will you not first broadcast the message of encouragement to our people?
00:55:17 #432 Just one moment.
00:55:18 #433 Will the government and the people of Europe follow you to war?
00:55:29 #434 Yes, I have been most anxious.
00:55:34 #435 Because I realize that your influence is the greater.
00:55:40 #436 Can you also leave them to peace?
00:55:54 #437 Then I will broadcast a message,
00:56:04 #438 President of the Federated States of Europe.
00:56:20 #439 Speaking to the world, I have here Dr. Seymour.
00:56:27 #440 The President of the World's Peace League.
00:56:31 #441 He has something vital, no doubt surprising,
00:56:35 #442 to say to you regarding the crisis.
00:56:38 #443 Mr. Seymour.
00:56:42 #444 The President has asked me to convey to the whole world
00:57:01 #445 The European government will submit all differences to arbitration and is confident that the Atlantic government will agree.
00:57:27 #446 There has been an accident to the televisor, but I can still address you through the microphone.
00:57:37 #447 There shall be peace upon earth and goodwill among mankind.
00:57:47 #448 There will be no war.
00:57:51 #449 Dr. Seymour, who is charged with the assassination of the President of Europe, has, during his
01:00:25 #450 three weeks trial, maintained absolute silence and has declined to make any defense.
01:00:34 #451 The trial is now drawing to its close.
01:00:38 #452 And tomorrow, the judges summing up
01:00:42 #453 and the verdict of the jury will be broadcast from the Old Bailey
01:00:47 #454 to all stations.
01:01:21 #455 Evelyn, Evelyn, Evelyn, my dear, about your father.
01:01:35 #456 Can't I help you?
01:01:36 #457 Help me?
01:01:37 #458 You?
01:01:39 #459 I don't expect any help from your side.
01:01:42 #460 But I want to help you. I'm so unhappy thinking of you fighting all by yourself.
01:01:49 #461 I want to be with you. Is it too late?
01:02:01 #462 It's not too late. You really mean it.
01:02:05 #463 But I do mean it. Your father saved the world.
01:02:11 #464 I want to help you through the trial. They dare not find him guilty.
01:02:16 #465 You believe I do?
01:02:17 #466 I'm sure. When can I come and see you?
01:02:21 #467 No, my friend.
01:02:22 #468 Do you mean that?
01:02:38 #469 This is London Calling, the Seymour case.
01:02:43 #470 This is, as you know, the last day of the trial, and the judge is now addressing the jury.
01:02:53 #471 It is a judge's duty to use the opportunity during the closing moments of the trial,
01:03:02 #472 not only to guide the minds of the jury, but to presume to give them some advice.
01:03:10 #473 The fact that the death of the President brought peace to this world has no bearing on the case whatsoever.
01:03:19 #474 The fact that had the president lived thousands of lives might have been needlessly sacrificed
01:03:29 #475 has no bearing upon the case.
01:03:33 #476 A life has been taken and according to the law a life is the forfeit.
01:03:41 #477 Gentlemen of the world, it is now your solemn duty to consider your verdict.
01:04:03 #478 The jury considers capital fear is now open our ears.
01:04:25 #479 Daddy!
01:04:31 #480 Come along, come along there.
01:05:01 #481 David Seymour, Stephen Seymour.
01:05:08 #482 Over in court is Thurman.
01:05:23 #483 Mr. Thurman, the prisoner at the bar, is charged with murder.
01:05:49 #484 Do you find him guilty or not?
01:05:57 #485 guilty. guilty prisoner of the bar. you have been found guilty of murder. is there anything
01:06:40 #486 you wish to say as to why the sentence of death should not be passed upon you?