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47:35. . . . . The shadow, mysterious character who devotes his life to writing wrongs, protecting the innocent and punishing the guilty, is in reality Lamont Cranston, wealthy young man about town, student of science and master of other people's minds. Using advanced methods that may ultimately become available to all law enforcement agencies, Cranston is known to criminals and evildoers as the shadow, never seen, only heard, as haunting to superstitious minds, as a ghost, as inevitable, as a guilty conscience.
48:37Cranston's friend and companion, the lovely Margot Lane, is the only person who knows to whom the unseen voice belongs. Today's story, Island of the Devil. . . . . . . . .
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51:41. . . . . . . . to an officer, human being, their suffering far from their homes and friends. In a trade, you are both to sentimental, my friend. Part to sentiment. Oh, on the contrary, Madame Rene. I certainly would be the last person in the world a hold of brief or habitual criminals. And at the same time, I can't help but feel sorry for those men condemned to live in a hellhole. Don't you agree with that, Madame Rene? I repeat, Mr. Cranston, you are far too sentimental. For my part, whoever goes to the island of the devil, can steal air and rock.
52:47How many more commander? Well, well, what is it, Jela? Come closer. Don't be number 377. You ask to see him. 300, sir. Oh, yes, Jean-Barre. He can walk? Yes. He can walk. The devil bred a tough one. Well, don't stand there. Bring him in. We commander. Jean-Barre, come in here. Come in. Come in, Jean-Barre. Close up. Oh, Jean-Barre. He was still alive, huh? You know, if it was not for your eyes, I would think I was looking at a dead man. Well, have you nothing to say? Madame Rene. Madame Rene. Madame Rene. For the ten years I have been coming down to this hillhole. And for the ten years my predecessor was here. Hurry, you're from Jewish. Madame Rene. Madame Rene.
53:47Have you no other words? Madame Rene. Ah, madman. Him, they want to pardon. Pardon. You, you spoke. Pardon. You said pardon. I think you said pardon. You said pardon. You said pardon. Yes, yes, he pardon. He's on his way. On his way? David knows why they gave it to you. They knew the Bible, you've caused me. I did nothing. Oh, no, certainly not. All of these islands, Royale, Saint Joseph. They are full of innocent persecuted men who have done nothing. My pardon. You will get your pardon. They bring it from the mainland. When you get it, well then, Jean-Barre. Madame Rene. Madame Rene. Madame Rene. Madame Rene. I'm coming back for you. Madame Rene. Madame Rene, your ceman's patience.
54:48Of course I am in the lane. I'm much longer as the boat goes to stay in this terrible harbor. Just a few minutes longer. The month that he's be back as soon as it... Oh, there he is, now coming off the side. That man, who is that man with Mr. Francis? That is a surprise. No more go. Hello. No more go. I want you to meet Mr. Randall. Mr. Randall? You like it, I'm sir. And Madame Rene, this is Mr. Randall. Mr. Constance. What is this surprise? Mr. Ring, what saying? Yes, Le Mans, Madame Rene about it. Well, Mr. Constance. The surprise is just this. We're actually going to be able to land on the island. What? How is that? You said permission could not be secure. The permission is right with me, Madame Rene. And the person of Mr. Randall here. And, how is that? I suppose you tell Mr. Randall? It's very happy to. You see, Madame, I'm affiliated with the council at Vienna. My friend Mr. Francis, while I was ahead, that he was stopping off the mainland before going on to the island. I was very pleased to be able to tell him that since I had official business on the island, if he was to do me the service of taking me there from the mainland, I'd be very happy to be able to make arrangements for your land.
55:50No, isn't that thrilling, Madame Rene? We'll actually be able to see the prison. And I'm sure both of you will find the experience doubly thrilling when you discover Mr. Randall's official business. He's bringing a pardon to one of the prisoners. Man apparently wrongfully convicted. We've been buried alive in that place for 20 years. Oh, the mud! How wonderful! How can that be? Ah! Let him in. Quick, get some water. He's ill. No, no. Oh, I'm quite alright. It's not the message. I'll take you below. I don't know. I am quite alright, believe me. I am a poor fellow. I'm sure I'm pretty good. No, you're not a soul. Getting quite rough. Mr. Randall, if you would be so kind to escort me around today. I'd be delighted. We'll be back in a moment, my friend. And don't over-exert yourself, Madame. I think Margonne I'll go below. See you later. Write your heart, Mr. Randall. May I, Madame Rene? No. You are too kind, Mr. Randall. Shall we go out? Yes. Some place where we will be quite the way from everyone.
56:50To see, I want to talk with you. So, let me stand here by the rain, Mr. Randall. Just as you say, Madame Rene. So, you go with us to this island on the mission of nothing, Mr. Randall? Yes, it's a very pleasant mission, I assure you. Yes. Pardon me, I ask for it, Mr. Randall. Yes. Remember the name of John Bach? John Bach. I know it. You say you know the man? Is that so strange? Yes, Rama. I know the name well, Mr. Randall. This father is here. It is in your father. Yes, of course. But, Rene, what is this all about? What is your interest in this John Bach? Come close, Mr. Randall. I will tell you my interest. Yes? My interest in this John Bach is so great that you die. That night, what a hell! Sweet, Mr. Randall.
57:51If you can, the father. No one will see Mr. Randall. How unfortunate for you, John Bach. The end of Act 1 finds all signs pointing to a thrilling climax in his latest adventure of the shadows. Speaking of signs, the careful motorist you know takes advantage of every sign along the road to make his driving safe. The shadow knows. Stop street signs. Railroad crossing signals. Signs that warn of slippery pavements and dangerous hills. I'll put up with one idea in mind. To save your life. And the lives of everyone who drives. It pays to obey them. It pays to play safe. Motorists, when it comes to getting more safety and pleasure out of your driving,
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1:00:00Isn't there any hope, Le Mans? See for yourself, ma'am.
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