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00:00Once upon a time, there were three little girls who went to the police academy.
00:06Two in Los Angeles.
00:13The other in San Francisco.
00:16And they were each assigned very hazardous duties.
00:23But I took them away from all that.
00:25And now they work for me.
00:27My name is Charlie.
01:00And I'm going to do it again.
01:24Left, 28.
01:26Right, 47.
01:28Left, 19.
01:30I have it.
01:39Let me get it.
01:41Don't be silly, my sweet.
01:43Why bother with pretense when everyone around us knows exactly what you are?
01:47But I love you.
01:51Of course you do, my pet.
01:54And cows have wings.
01:58I love you.
02:28I love you.
02:58I love you.
03:28I love you.
03:59What's the matter with you tonight?
04:02I'm bored.
04:04Desperately bored.
04:08Look, it's something I've done.
04:12What you do, darling, you do well enough.
04:15But then so do so many others.
04:18I'm afraid it's time for one of us to run along.
04:22And since I live here...
04:24Now, wait a minute.
04:26It's not that easy.
04:28What about my boat?
04:30Your boat?
04:31Yeah.
04:32I'm going to lose it if you don't give me that loan.
04:35I mean, you promised.
04:38Did I?
04:40Yeah.
04:41Did I?
04:43Well, I say so many things when I'm feeling blue and in need.
04:48Well, I say so many things when I'm feeling blue and in need of company.
04:55Look, you can't do this to me.
04:57You promised.
04:59I'm not one of your two-bit studs.
05:03That's exactly what you are.
05:05And if you think you're going to get more than nickels and dimes out of me...
05:09Danny, put that toy away.
05:12Everyone knows you carry it because you're a poor little bunny who's scared of the big bad world.
05:17You're not man enough to use it.
05:21You're wrong.
05:48Sea Wave's been my home ever since it was built.
05:52I started as a secretary.
05:54Worked my way up to manager.
05:56A little late in life to be starting on my career, perhaps.
05:59I think it's lovely.
06:00Thank you, dear.
06:01You're welcome.
06:02I've enjoyed every minute of it, until now.
06:06This wasn't the first time you'd been robbed, was it?
06:09No.
06:10There's been a series of jewel robberies in the marina area in the last two years.
06:14This is the third time the Sea Wave has been victimized.
06:17But it's the first time anyone's been killed.
06:19All the work of the same person?
06:21Charlie?
06:22Yes.
06:23Similar M.O.s in each case, Chris.
06:26But a killing doesn't fit the pattern.
06:28But caught with his hand in the cookie jar, the burglar might have panicked.
06:32That's the way the police see it.
06:34The Sea Wave's a residential hotel, isn't it?
06:37Yes, that's right.
06:38We have several wealthy permanent tenants.
06:41We've even installed private safes in each suite for their valuables.
06:44Do you know how the burglar opens the safes?
06:47Well, nobody knows.
06:49There's no sign of forced entry.
06:51And the manufacturer claims they're uncrackable.
06:54We've tried changing the combinations on every safe after each robbery.
06:58And it doesn't slow down the burglar one bit.
07:01There aren't any clues at all?
07:03Well, he was seen running out the fire exit door shortly after the shot was heard.
07:08But not well enough to get a description.
07:10Sounds like he did panic.
07:13Oh, please, will you help me?
07:15The other tenants are threatening to leave.
07:18A scandal like this could close down the Sea Wave.
07:21It's my home.
07:23I wouldn't know what to do if that happened.
07:26Charlie?
07:28Does your hotel have any vacancies, Catherine?
07:31Well, yes, we do.
07:33You're about to have some pretty big trouble.
07:36You're about to have some very lovely new guests.
08:06Mother?
08:08The police think I did it.
08:10Oh, they don't know you as I do.
08:13You wouldn't hurt anyone.
08:16No.
08:18I just rob people.
08:21Well, every boy must have his career.
08:26You're not sorry, are you, that I put my talents to such profitable use?
08:30Oh, Teddy, how could I be?
08:32You're such a good son.
08:34You look after your mother very well.
08:47You realize you may be in some danger.
08:50The murderer knows you saw him.
08:53Well, I can't just run away, Mother.
08:55The police would find that highly suspicious.
08:59But I can go get the mail.
09:05Oh.
09:14Here you are, Mr. Beckman.
09:24Miss Devereaux?
09:26Kelly Devereaux, from New Orleans.
09:28Well, welcome to the Sea Wave Hotel.
09:30You're most kind.
09:32Our manager will show you to your room in just a moment.
09:35Thank you very much.
10:03Mr. Boltzley?
10:07Hello.
10:08Thank you for coming.
10:10Oh, at your service, Miss Bjornbark.
10:13Thank you.
10:15That's Annika Bjornbark, the famous Swedish actress.
10:19I don't believe I've ever heard of her.
10:23Uh, would you like to meet her?
10:26Sure.
10:28I don't believe I've ever heard of her.
10:31Uh, would you show me to my room, please?
10:34This way.
10:36Thank you.
10:38You will get a good price for me.
10:40That should not be too difficult.
10:42Thank you.
10:44This way.
10:48The clientele here is not what it used to be.
10:58Oh, it's great back there.
11:01The burglar can't be one of our guests.
11:04Well, maybe not, but whoever it is seems to know who might make likely victims.
11:08So that means there's somebody around here keeping an eye on things.
11:11It's so cold-blooded.
11:13Yes, it is.
11:15Do you remember seeing anyone with Julie Redmond who wasn't a guest here?
11:19Yes. There was that sailing instructor, I think he calls himself.
11:23What's his name?
11:25I don't know. I don't think he could be the burglar.
11:28Well, wouldn't hurt to check him out.
11:31Is there anything else I can do?
11:33Yeah, as a matter of fact, there is.
11:35Now, the police think that the burglar picked the lock on Mrs. Redmond's apartment, don't they?
11:39Yes. The window in her bedroom was open, but her apartment's on an upper floor.
11:44What about the roof?
11:46Well, there's just one door to the roof, and I have the key right here in the office.
11:50Could I borrow it?
11:52Could I borrow it?
11:54I'd like to take a look around up there after everything's quieted down this evening.
11:58Thank you very much.
12:00I can't get 14 down.
12:02See you later.
12:04You will be careful, won't you?
12:06Oh, yes, ma'am.
12:08I got a guardian angel keeps an eye on me.
12:23Come on.
12:41He ought to be right over in the Redmond apartment now.
12:43Yeah, I'll take care of it.
12:52Thank you.
13:22Thank you.
13:52Thank you.
14:22Thank you.
14:52Whoa!
15:14Hey.
15:16Hey.
15:22Hello.
15:25Hello.
15:27Hello there.
15:29Excuse me for dropping in so late.
15:31I'm with the Marina Botanical Society, and I couldn't help but be attracted by your honeysuckle.
15:36Could you help me with my rope here, please?
15:38Yeah, could you just give me a hand with my...
15:40Thank you. I really do appreciate it.
15:42And what lovely nasturtiums. You must be very proud of them.
15:45Excuse me. I'm so sorry.
15:47I'm really very sorry for bothering you, and I won't...
15:50I won't intrude on you again. You just have a lovely night.
15:58Tomorrow, either that honeysuckle goes, or I do.
16:11I mean, it's just crazy.
16:13Five years without an injury, all of a sudden a murder, then an attempted murder.
16:17One right after the other.
16:19Yes, and don't forget the attempted decapitation of yours truly.
16:23Charlie, did you read the police report on the Redmond case?
16:26Yes, I did.
16:28Well, you remember when she was found, she was wearing an expensive diamond bracelet?
16:32Why did the burglar bother to clean out the safe and then leave the bracelet?
16:35Well, he probably knew that shot had been heard.
16:38Maybe he didn't have time.
16:40To pull a bracelet off her wrist?
16:42Well...
16:43Now listen, there's something else.
16:45A security guard saw him escaping out a fire door,
16:48but if he'd used a rope to climb down from the roof,
16:51he'd have had to abandon it still tied there.
16:53The police looked. No rope.
16:55What's your theory, Sabrina?
16:57I think there were two people in the apartment besides the victim.
17:00And the burglar went back the way he arrived, up the rope.
17:03Which means somebody else went out the fire door.
17:06It's the only thing that makes sense.
17:08Well, that would explain the thief's M.O. changing so suddenly.
17:12Sure, it's mystery man number two who's so deadly.
17:15Yeah, but what does that do to our plan for catching the thief?
17:19Never fear, Bosley. I'll bet Sabrina's thinking the same thing I am.
17:23Right, Charlie. If you're thinking that the burglar saw the killer,
17:27and the killer knows that.
17:30That's right.
17:31That's why he tried to kill you. He thought you were the cat burglar.
17:34Sure looks that way.
17:35So, nothing's really changed, angels.
17:38To catch the murderer, we must still trap the thief.
17:41But there's one problem.
17:43What's that, Charlie?
17:45Do I dunk or not?
17:47I beg your pardon?
17:48I've just been served tea by my new English maid.
17:52Now, will she think I'm too vulgar if I dunk my crumpet in the tea?
17:56Only if you leave it there, Charlie.
17:59Goodbye, angels.
18:01Goodbye, Charlie.
18:12Goodbye, Charlie.
18:25I checked on this sailor, Denny Railsback.
18:27He's been in town about six months,
18:29lives on a boat that's mortgaged up to its gunnels.
18:33Oh, hey, be careful, gentlemen.
18:36Charlie would hang us both from the nearest yardarm
18:39if it happened to his jay collection.
18:41You're right. Now, listen.
18:42After we make a grand entrance in there, I'm gonna mingle a little bit.
18:45Oh, good. See if anybody shows any interest.
18:47Right. Then I'll check on some sailing lessons.
18:49Oh, yes.
18:50Thank you.
19:07Now, if you will just wait here, Miss Bjornbar,
19:10I shall see that your cases are securely tucked away in the safe.
19:14Thank you.
19:15You're most welcome.
19:20Thank you.
19:29Bertie, Bertie.
19:34I just love Todd Yate.
19:37I beg your pardon?
19:39My late husband's Yate collection.
19:42Do you mean Jade, my dear?
19:44Oh, yeah, yeah, Yate.
19:46It's all I have to remind me of him.
19:49Oh, my dear.
19:50Come on over here and sit down and tell me all about it.
19:53I'm Mrs. Macklin. I'm a resident here, too.
19:56Oh, I'm very happy to meet you.
19:59There, there. Oh.
20:02We were once so rich and happy.
20:04Ralph sell the tennis shoes all over.
20:07Now Ralph is gone, only to Yate and I remain.
20:11He was the fourth.
20:12The fourth what?
20:14Husband.
20:16But the only one I love.
20:19I heard someone say that Mr. Bosley is an auctioneer.
20:23I am so poor now.
20:25Until I find my fit husband, what do I do?
20:29Oh, I don't know.
20:30It's a problem I've never faced.
20:33I must sell my Yate.
20:36Mr. Bosley is the best.
20:38He gave a good price for me, yeah.
20:41Is the collection very valuable?
20:44Oh, yeah, yeah. Many hundreds of thousands.
20:50I just love that Yate.
20:53I don't blame you.
21:01Miss Devereaux?
21:03Yes?
21:04I'm Ted Macklin, the Sea Wave Hotel's personal welcome wagon.
21:07May I sit down?
21:08All right.
21:11Are you here to give me free coupons to local stores or restaurants?
21:17No, but I would be pleased to take you for an early dinner,
21:21and a walk along the beach while the California sun is still high.
21:25Well, I...
21:26Please, please, I know what it's like being alone in a new city.
21:31Here comes my mother. She can vouch for me.
21:34Mother.
21:35Hey.
21:36I'd like you to meet Miss, Miss Devereaux.
21:39Kelly.
21:41How do you do?
21:42Nice to know you.
21:43I'm sorry to interrupt,
21:45but would you think it too Freudian of me if I tried to steal my son away?
21:51Why, no, not at all.
21:54I was going to spend the next hour being so clever and charming you'd agree to have dinner with me.
21:58Can we pretend I was, and you will?
22:02Let's pretend.
22:04About seven?
22:05If you make it six, we could go for a swim.
22:07See the sights, and then have dinner.
22:11All right.
22:12Six.
22:14Goodbye.
22:16Bye.
22:28Hello, hello.
22:30Mr. Danny Ray is back.
22:32Yeah.
22:33Yeah.
22:34Hello.
22:35I am Annika Bjornbar.
22:37I have come for the sailing lesson.
22:40I charge by the hour.
22:42Oh, that is no problem.
22:45No?
22:49Okay, then, when do you want to start?
22:52Now.
22:54Sure, fine.
23:03I think I want to go home now.
23:22I think I want to go home now.
23:28The county beach is a couple of blocks down.
23:31Have you lived at the sea wave long?
23:34Five years.
23:35We moved in after my father died.
23:37Mother took it pretty hard.
23:39I didn't want to leave her alone.
23:40I see.
23:41That was very thoughtful of you.
23:43It's a good arrangement.
23:44We get along fine.
23:47She respects my privacy, and I respect hers.
23:50I see.
23:51Hey.
24:00Something is wrong?
24:02Uh, no.
24:03No, no, no.
24:04I guess I'm a little beat myself, that's all.
24:12Tell me, what do you do for a living?
24:14As little as possible.
24:16No, no, actually, I own a fairly large commodities brokerage.
24:20Well, now, I am impressed.
24:23Oh, well, my work has its ups and downs.
24:27But enough about me and my family.
24:29What about you and yours?
24:31Well, the Devereaux's have lived in New Orleans for generations.
24:35And I thought it was just about time one of us got out and saw something of the world.
24:40Good for you.
24:42My mom and daddy were not pleased.
24:44You see, they want me married off and settled like all the other Devereaux women before me.
24:49I know what you mean.
24:50Old money, old traditions.
24:52It's the same in my family.
24:54It's difficult being independent sometimes.
24:56Yes, it is.
25:20Well, I guess we should be getting back now.
25:23It's getting late.
25:49Now, I know we should be getting back.
26:19You certainly have quick reflexes.
26:40So do you, for a delicate southern belle.
26:50Okay, fine.
27:05Thanks very much.
27:07Well, the car was stolen from a parking garage up the street.
27:11You think they were after you, Kelly?
27:13Well, I don't see how.
27:14Where's the motive?
27:16That leaves Macklin.
27:21And who would be the target of the killer?
27:25A cat burglar.
27:27Uh-huh.
27:28But why would he need to steal?
27:30The Macklins are loaded with money.
27:32Oh, no.
27:33Charlie did some checking.
27:34And the Macklin Commodity Brokerage went bankrupt two years ago.
27:38Oh, well.
27:40And right about then, the burglary started.
27:43Oh, it fits.
27:45Why is it every time I start to like a guy?
27:49You know what else fits?
27:51Denny the sailor man.
27:53When he took a look at Macklin, he almost fainted.
27:55And he couldn't get rid of me fast enough.
27:57Well, the man obviously has no taste.
28:02And he had time to steal a car and get to the beach.
28:05Okay, then we have two strong suspects.
28:10Now all we need is the proof.
28:12Well, let's get some.
28:15All right.
28:19So, he missed.
28:21But he'll try again.
28:23I agree, but there are two reasons why I can't leave right now.
28:26Two?
28:28That jade could set us up in style.
28:30Time enough to get established somewhere else.
28:33And the other reason?
28:35Kelly.
28:38There's some mystery about her.
28:40I don't know, I can't explain it, but I've got to find out.
28:43You are a very weird boy.
28:47I say, you know me too well.
28:49Come on, you're going to be late.
28:53I'll take this down.
28:55Teddy, take care.
29:10Come on.
29:40Come on.
30:11Come on.
30:20She has her own key to the ladies' room?
30:40Come on.
31:10Come on.
31:40Come on.
32:10Come on.
32:18So she pays the gas station owner $50 a month and uses the station as a changing room.
32:23No questions asked.
32:25She then goes to Swan Security Systems, where she is employed under her maiden name of Cooper.
32:30And she has access to the safe combinations?
32:32Yeah, not only that.
32:34When C-Wave wants to change the combinations after each burglary,
32:38she is the one that's responsible.
32:42Well, didn't Catherine Cahoon ever see her?
32:44Apparently not.
32:45See, the actual work was done by a salesperson and the technicians.
32:49I'm telling you, with a mother like that,
32:52Macklin could be the most inept burglar in history and he'd still wind up with a fortune.
32:57Uh-huh.
33:07I've made some inquiries.
33:09The devils are listed in who's who.
33:12But no darling daughter, Kelly.
33:15I've been found out.
33:17So who are you, really?
33:20Here you go.
33:22Kelly King.
33:25The Chardonnay Museum, New Orleans.
33:28Ah, you're a buyer.
33:32Well, we were privately informed that Miss Bion Bar wanted to sell her husband's collection.
33:37Well, I couldn't tell anyone the truth.
33:39I get it.
33:40You and that auctioneer character are putting one over on the Swedish starlet.
33:44Keeping the price low, then he gets a cut of the difference?
33:47Well, this is a wealthy area.
33:50Be one or two who might bid, but they'll have to drop out.
33:53Annika will be making lots of money and we'll have the jade collection for a fraction of its real worth.
33:59That's pretty tricky.
34:01Thank you.
34:03Tomorrow morning, armed guards will pick up the jade from her safe.
34:06Everybody will be happy.
34:10But you won't be bidding will you, Dad?
34:12Well, I'd truly like to mess up your little scheme, but no.
34:15No, I won't bid against you.
34:19You've got me into your spell.
34:23Besides, I don't bid for things I want.
34:33Well, it is time.
34:35Okay, now remember the plan, Bosley.
34:37Oh, it's very simple.
34:38Kelly is the high bidder at $150,000.
34:42Now, watch the old silver tongue swing into action.
34:46Old silver tongue?
34:49Ladies and gentlemen, the bidding is now open.
34:52The bidding is open.
34:53What am I bid?
34:55I do have an opening bid of $50,000.
34:57Thank you.
34:58I have $50,000.
34:59Do I hear $60,000?
35:00Oh, the very pretty lady bid $60,000.
35:03Thank you.
35:04$70,000?
35:05I have $70,000.
35:06This bid is $70,000.
35:07Do I hear $80,000?
35:08Do I hear?
35:09That's a sneaky $80,000.
35:11I do have $80,000.
35:13I have $80,000.
35:14Do I hear $90,000?
35:15$90,000 for this priceless collection.
35:17$90,000.
35:19Thank you very much.
35:20$100,000?
35:22Oh, we are rolling now.
35:24I have $100,000.
35:25Do I hear $110,000?
35:26Do I hear $110,000 as bid?
35:28I have a bid of $120,000.
35:30I have $120,000.
35:31$120,000 is the bid.
35:32Do I hear $130,000?
35:33Do I hear $130,000?
35:38Too rich for the shy guy.
35:39All right.
35:40I have $130,000.
35:41Do I hear $130,000?
35:42I have $130,000.
35:43$130,000.
35:44$140,000.
35:45$140,000.
35:46$140,000.
35:47$140,000 once.
35:48$140,000 twice.
35:49$150,000.
35:51Thank you very much.
35:52$150,000 once.
35:54$150,000.
35:55$160,000.
35:56I have $160,000.
35:57Do I hear $170,000?
35:59Do I hear $170,000?
36:01Oh, dear.
36:02That's Samantha McKendrick.
36:04She owns half of Beverly Hills.
36:06Do I hear $170,000?
36:07$170,000.
36:09Always had a nose for bargains.
36:11Oh, Charlie, you kill us.
36:13$180,000.
36:14$190,000.
36:15$190,000.
36:16I have $200,000.
36:19Thank you very much.
36:20I have $210,000.
36:21$210,000.
36:22I have $210,000.
36:24$220,000.
36:25I have $220,000.
36:26$220,000.
36:27$220,000.
36:28$220,000.
36:29$300,000.
36:30$300,000.
36:31$300,000 once, twice, sold.
36:32Oh, no.
36:33No.
36:34I'm telling ya, at this rate I'll be selling pencils by tomorrow.
36:46I'm telling you, at this rate, I'll be selling pencils by tomorrow.
37:04With your auctioning ability, Boz, you'll be rich in a week.
37:07I don't know what came over me.
37:09It was like a dream.
37:10Well, don't worry, Boz.
37:12We're gonna get the jade back.
37:14I hope.
37:15All right.
37:16Okay, look.
37:17It's about time we get into position.
37:19Now, Kelly made sure that Macklin knows the jade leaves the safe tomorrow.
37:23That means he has to make his move tonight.
37:25Oh, Bozley.
37:27Hello?
37:28Oh.
37:29Left, nine, right, 52, left, mother, mother, I have it.
37:40Right.
37:41No, don't work too late.
37:44Right.
37:45Right, I'll be careful.
37:46Bye-bye.
37:47Bye-bye.
38:17Bye-bye.
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39:58Be careful with those, please.
40:01Uh-uh.
40:16Dad left me in charge of the brokerage when he died five years ago, but
40:26well I couldn't make a go of it and when it went under, mother got a job at Swan
40:32Security. I don't know the idea just came so naturally and it was my idea not hers.
40:38I didn't talk you out of it. Swan Security installs safes and buildings
40:42all over the marina, so I just spaced my robberies out, setting each one up very
40:47carefully. Mother got me the combinations. It was so easy. Until you chose the
40:56wrong apartment. Oh that's for sure, Julie Redmond's. I was in the bedroom and I
41:02just opened the safe when I heard them come in. Julie and this guy, they quarreled.
41:08He must have been crazy to shoot somebody like that. What happened then?
41:13He came in the bedroom and I was on my way up the rope and I saw his face. And
41:18he saw yours? Yeah, what was I supposed to do? Go to the cops and explain that
41:24well I just happened to be climbing by. You know that might have aroused their
41:30suspicions. They would have locked me up so fast I wouldn't have known what had
41:33happened. They would have charged me with murder too. Oh well, so much for old
41:43wealth. And old traditions. What will happen to Teddy now? Well you're an
41:52accomplice too, Mrs. Macklin. I don't care about myself, but I do care about my son.
42:01Well Mrs. Macklin, we can we can try to work something out with the DA. What?
42:07A possible reduced sentence for you and a possible suspended sentence for your mom
42:13considering her age. No offense. In return for what? Help us catch the murderer.
42:22With pleasure, but what jury would believe my testimony? Well we have
42:28something else in mind.
42:47Hello. What are you doing here? I came to see you. More sailing lessons? Oh you make
42:57fun of me because I don't have my sea legs yet. I don't see anything wrong with
43:02them. Thank you. I am so lonely now that my husband Ralph is gone. Yeah? Would you
43:16have lunch with me? Well I don't know I was thinking of taking the afternoon off
43:21working my way up the coast to Frisco or something. Oh please, I've been thinking
43:26about what you asked about her lawn for this beautiful boat. Yeah? We could talk
43:34about it in my room over lunch. Okay, I guess Frisco can wait.
43:45How come you live here at the Sea Wave? Oh I like it. Don't you think it's nice? Oh sure
43:57it's nice. Why don't you call to room service? I will change.
44:05You come back with my kid. You, it is you. Watch him I'll go get the police. No don't don't, no no hold a second I gotta think this through. What the police? No no, no police. I don't understand. Do you remember that woman that was killed here a couple weeks ago? Julie Redmond?
44:35He did it, I saw him. That's right, I did it. Get away from that window. I'm sorry you had to give our little secret away Chuck. Cause now I gotta take you both out. But you first. You know I had nightmares about you hanging outside that window like a big black spider. But no more, no more.
45:05You got it all on tape in the room next door, blanks and all.
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46:05Uh oh.
46:13Uh oh.
46:19Uh oh.
46:35Uh oh.
46:57What took you so long?
47:05I'm sorry.
47:15Yes, thank you very much. Yes, goodbye.
47:19Well, Mrs. Macklin, the police have agreed to escort you to the station in an unmarked car.
47:23Oh, thank you for that, my dear.
47:26Our neighbors will know soon enough what we have done.
47:29But if they were to see me in custody...
47:31That's all right. We understand.
47:33Huh.
47:38Can I ask you one question?
47:40Sure.
47:42What's your real name?
47:44Garrett. Kelly Garrett.
47:47I'm sorry that things worked out the way they did, Kelly.
47:51So am I.
47:53My son has always had bad luck with women.
47:58I can't tell you how happy I am.
48:00You've all done a wonderful job.
48:03Well, thank you very much.
48:10Hello? Bosley?
48:18I have a truck outside.
48:20I've come for my jade.
48:23Yeah.
48:29Mmm.
48:53Mmm.