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[MAN NARRATING] Prince Daka,
sinister Japanese underground agent,
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has conspired to steal a
cache of powerful radium,
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but Batman and Robin crash
into whirlwind action.
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[SCREAMS]
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[SIREN WAILING]
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Come on. Let's get out of here.
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Get the gun. Right.
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Nice work. You all right? Sure, sure.
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Some fight, wasn't it? Yeah,
grab that gun. Go ahead.
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Come along, fella. You're
going with us to the Bat's Cave.
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Here we are... home, sweet home.
Make our friend comfortable.
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Don't you like our little
place? We think it's very cozy.
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What are those? Just some of my bats.
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Hope they didn't disturb you, but, you
see, it's nearing their feeding time.
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Uh, you don't mind being left
here alone with them, do you?
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I'm sure he won't. Wait a minute.
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Don't leave me here alone. I'll
talk. I'll tell you everything I know.
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Where were you going with that radium?
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To the House of the Open
Door. That's a fluff joint.
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[BATMAN] Who hired
you? A guy named Smith.
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A medium-sized fellow with a mustache.
Sandy hair and about 40 years old.
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The name sounds phony, and that
description would fit a hundred men.
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You've got to do better than
that, my friend. Oh, yeah.
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The guy had a knife
scar on his right wrist.
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That's better. What's his racket?
What did he want radium for?
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I don't know. You're lying!
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No, I'm not. I only do
what they tell me to.
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Don't press that! Ah, what
do you know about this?
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- That's what was used to open the safe.
- You know where it came from?
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No.
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Make yourself comfortable
while we're gone.
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I've told you everything I
know. Don't leave me here alone.
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Don't be afraid of my little friends.
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They don't bite.
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That is, unless I tell them to.
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"It was the hour of doom when the
curse of the Tottenhams struck,
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and even now, the clock
was striking, one... "
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[BELL CHIMES] Ooh!
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Oh, it's you.
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You're off the beam.
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Why don't you look at your
face before you start bonging?
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1:00!
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"Rodney Tottenham, after
an exhausting day of search,
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"suddenly awoke from a fitful sleep...
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"and reached over toward
the vase on the table...
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"when suddenly, electrically,
and without warning,
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it was shattered."
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The curse of the Tottenhams!
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You frighten as easily as our
spineless friend downstairs.
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We only had to use a few of
our tricks to get him to talk.
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Thought you'd given up detective
stories and mystery novels.
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I have, sir, but things were
getting a bit dull here, sir,
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and I was just sharpening my wits,
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if I might coin a little joke.
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Well, get the car. We have
a delivery to make. Yes, sir.
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Good night, boys.
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[GROANS]
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Ain't there nothing
sacred for them drunks?
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Right in front of the station.
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Another package from the Batman.
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This oughta tickle the
Old Man. Come on, you.
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Well. Here he is, Captain.
This note was pinned on him.
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"Linda Page can identify
this man for you...
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as an accomplice in the radium
robbery and the hospital murder."
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Batman.
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You know, sometimes I wonder
what you two birds would do...
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if you didn't have the
Batman to help you out.
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At least I'm glad you had sense
enough to bring him in off the street.
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Lock him up in my favorite suite.
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Go on. Get out of here
and try to find a clue.
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And wait a minute. If any
reporters come nosing around here,
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don't try to take credit for the catch.
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[DOOR CLOSES] I'll do that myself.
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Due to the stupidity of one of our members,
we have temporarily lost our secret weapon.
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I didn't figure on
running into the Batman.
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The Batman, a bungling amateur.
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I have made plans to take care of him,
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but my first objective is
to get back our radium gun.
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It was lost at the
Gotham City Foundation.
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An employee, perhaps, may have found it.
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A young lady, Miss Linda Page,
who happens to be Warren's niece,
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is employed there.
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She would know. Then let's question her.
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We will arrange a meeting with her...
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to discuss this matter in private.
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Think you can fool
that Page dame? Why not?
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She might know her
uncle's voice too well.
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How could she? He's been
in stir for five years.
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[RINGS]
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Dr. Borden's office.
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Hello, Linda. This is your Uncle Martin.
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Oh, Uncle Martin! Where have you been?
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I was so worried that
something had happened to you.
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I want you to meet me
tonight at The Blue Parrot.
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No, dear, but please come alone.
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All right. Just as you say.
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At The Blue Parrot at 9:00 tonight.
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[RINGS] Hello.
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Hello, Bruce. This is Linda.
Uncle Martin just telephoned me.
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Oh, he did, eh? I knew the
old boy'd show up sometime.
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I'm meeting him tonight
at The Blue Parrot.
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Well, that's fine. I'll go with you.
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Well, all right then,
but I'm very disappointed.
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I've been resting up all afternoon to get
myself in condition for a dance or two.
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All right. I'll see
you tomorrow. Good-bye.
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He called her and made a date
to meet her at The Blue Parrot.
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Wants her to go alone,
and I don't like that.
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That doesn't stop us from going
there by ourselves, does it?
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Not a bit.
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♪ [DANCE BAND]
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Ah, this will do nicely.
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She's sitting over there.
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Her uncle hasn't shown up yet.
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Do we go say hello? No, she
made it plain she didn't want us.
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I beg your pardon. A phone
call for you, Miss Page.
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A Mr. Warren. The phone's
in the lobby. Thank you.
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See where she goes and
don't attract her attention.
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Hello. Hello, Uncle
Martin. This is Linda.
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Why did you leave her? I didn't want
you to lose sight of her for a moment.
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She's gone!
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Alfred, did you see Miss Page come
out of that restaurant? No, sir.
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And I was watching like an
eagle, just as you told me.
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Get in, Dick. We gotta work fast.
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Where are we going? We're paying a little
visit to the House of the Open Door.
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This is the place, all right. Can
you give me those papers, Alfred?
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We'd better take out our radio
transceivers, just in case.
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May I go along, sir? You'll
be more help if you stay here.
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But if trouble comes,
I'd be a great help.
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I'm strictly, as you say, on my
heels, sir. You mean on your toes.
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Oh, yes. That's it, sir. On my toes.
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Go ahead.
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Paper, paper! Get your
paper! Read all about it!
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Paper, paper! Get your paper.
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Paper, paper. Get your Daily
Record. Read all about it!
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No trace of missing men.
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Get your Daily
Record. Paper, mister?
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Stay outside and keep me posted. Okay.
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Paper, paper! Get your
paper! Daily Record, sir?
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- Looking for a room?
- Nah, I was supposed to meet a guy here.
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Just waiting for him.
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Paper, mister? Yeah, I'll take one, son.
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Thanks. Thanks.
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Bruce, Bruce.
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[RADIO FREQUENCY TUNING] Yes?
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- Man with scar on wrist just entered.
- Good work, Robin.
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How 'bout a bed? Got
anything on the top floor?
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You'll have to register.
That's the law. All right.
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Room 50, third floor.
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She won't tell us a thing.
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She'll talk, all right. Don't worry.
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Bring that lamp over here.
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Paper, mister? Let's get back to
the car. We've gotta work fast.
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Alfred, as soon as we change to Batman and
Robin, pull down the alley, around to your left.
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Yes, sir.
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That light in the window on the third
floor is the room I saw Scar Wrist go into.
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Get the rope, Dick.
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Alfred, drive down the
alley and turn the corner.
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Hold this, Dick.
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Come on. Quit stallin'.
Where's that radium gun?
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I don't know anything
about it, I tell you!
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Why, she's fainted. Ah, get some water.
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[COUGHS] What are you doing?
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The acid bottles
smashed. Watch that door.
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I'll cover the window
from upstairs. [COUGHS]
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We've got to get her out of here.
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No, not that way. We wouldn't stand a
chance. Out the window. I'll follow you.
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[CABLE SIZZLING]