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Green Hornet (0:27)
Prohibited by law 18/ terms and conditions apply. The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game public enemies that even the G Men cannot reach. The Green Hornet the adventurer is a devil's playground. The events and characters depicted in this drama are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Look at the crowds on all the different stains. There's a LAX museum and a shooting gallery. Is it all that? So proud of your narration. They were all seasoned. People come down here to go swimming on the beach. They wander around evenings taking in all the excitement. They don't tell me you've never been there before. I was meant to, but after leaving the newspaper. Well, you know how it is. Even those newspaper hounds get a day off once in a while. Anyhow, Mr. Reed suggested I come out here with you. So here we are. Yes, with orders to see how all these concessions are going. Why did Mr. Reed want me to go? I'm a secretary, not a recorder. So he'd look like the rest of them. A couple out for a good time. Time? It's a novel. Here's another. What do you think of it? Roller coaster in the world. How about a brother? You and the lady friends are living right now. Like the drag? No thanks. Not me now. Why not? Sure, lady. There ain't nothing to worry about. You does not care, lady. Well, every time a car goes around that curve there, the whole support seems to shake. That's the way it's built, lady. Vibration. Can't have it written. Yes, but so much patience. Ground your stand on, lady. Absolutely safe. Come on, get aboard the Devil's Dipper. You take a brother. Well, the lady says no. I guess you'll lose a fail. Come on, Larry. Let's see what's further along. Okay, double stiff, folks. Thanks for. What's the matter with you? Now don't you start calling me. If I didn't want to ride that roller Coaster. The only way to us get any dope or future stories to write those things. You're the one that writes the stories. Not me. The guys. It did shake a lot. I didn't notice it, but. Forget it. Casey, there are plenty of people who don't go for roller coasters. How about a hot dog? Okay. Exactly. There's a stand right over there. Did you see that roller coaster go past? Yeah, they screech around those turns like nobody's business. Come on. Hey, what's that? Sounded like roller coaster. See it back there at the bottom of that biff Bottom dark. This goes. I can't see over. I can. Looks like the car shut the rails. Anyone heard? Can't talk from here. Come on back to the entrance. Nobody in here. Gangway. Coming through here. Stop coming, will you? Do you see it? Here. Got no part of. I'm right behind you, Molly. Hey, where do you think you're going? Inside to see that accident. Sorry, brother. Nobody get past this gate. But people might be hurt. A little jar in that. Oh, nothing serious. Listen, we're recorded. You can't keep up orders or whatever you are. Nobody goes in them. Orders. Stay here. Safe escape. And don't let nobody in. Officer. Okay. That doesn't go for reporters. Oh, you reporter Lawrence, the really se sure let me in on this. It might be a story. Well, yes, I guess it bothers the face here. Everyone's face. The Double Zipper is private property, you understand? Those people who are riding your roll of. There's a doctor in there now. Come in as soon as it's okay. Well, how long are we going to have to wait? Did I hear different now? Stand back. Stand back. Philosophia. Stand back, dear Esther. Breathe. Ah, there I go getting all tangled up again. Got it Away, Casey. Max is here. Type of flying using our ten fingers too. All right. Sorry again. A new sheet of paper to begin first. Here we are, Casey. The book is waiting. Hold on. But you know better than what's happened to my typewriter. Yeah, the ribbon's halfway out and crumpled paper all over the floor. Oh, ax. But what have you been up to? No, take it easy, Casey. Can I help it if your machine is so old and r shym is found the p. It was all right until you got it. I better use the sled hammer. This is figured out. No, no. Look here, you two sp. I tell you plenty. If Mr. Reed weren't expecting it especially yet he never said nothing to me. If only I study because I miss b this way and foot a Moor beyond that. Even told to sit here and keep people out. Where? While Casey's been gone. You can stop then. I'm back here now. I'm still on duty. Yes, Ms. K. Mr. Reed, Valley and I are back again. I've been expecting you. Come here, both of you. Hey, hold down that chair. Exit. Mr. Reed doesn't want you, Charlie. I can't understand, Ms. Reed. Since then you get back. Oh, Lorry. Close the door. Well, Ms. Grace, I heard you and Larry ran into an out excitement last night. Yes, we did, but. And we've been out all this morning talking to people about it. Maybe she'd rather be a reporter than the secretary, boss. She'd do all right, too. You got anything that the suburb can use, boss? We got plenty. You know about the accident last night? Yes, we already had that story in. What I want now is the facts on who's responsible for it in the bag, Mr. Reed. We got enough to call out the militia and have that rower coaster padlock. It isn't safe, Mr. Vince. Sure of that. The statement made by the owner after the accident blamed it on the stick that had been lying across the rail. And that's what he said for us. By the time we got past the cops who took a look, well, they might have fixed things up. What about the safety inspector? That's just it, Mr. Reed. He gave him a clean bill of health on it. Wow. You're so sure it wasn't merely an unfortunate accident. Here's why, boss. These little statements, where are they from? Some of the injured passengers? No, Mr. Reed. The passengers only knew there was an accident. They didn't know how it happened. These statements are from guys who count, boss. Yeah, but I still. The guys who build that roller coaster, the contractors. And here's one from one of the roller coaster employees. He worked right there. He knew what went on. We got them this morning and every one of them sang. Oh, good work. We'll be able to close down that rickety trap immediately. Hello? Get me Gunnigan. Shall I do the rewrite on this book? Yeah, at once, Ms. Case. Yes, Mr. Re? Take this other phone and call the composing and tell him to hold the front page, Ganigan, for just a moment. Why else Ben? Accurate? In here, Gunnigan. We're starting a campaign against Grand Shack and Amusement Concession composing. Hold the front page for it now. That's right. We're going after them hammer and tongue. Here I am, Rich. What's going on? We have enough for a serious gun again now. Plenty of proof. No, we won't use names yet. No sense in using all our ammunition at once. Ammunition, is it? Who? Says who? Oh, expert hot shot, certainly. Name the roller coaster. The Devil's deeper. It's unsafe. Hammer on it until the readers will have more later. Ms. Case, put these statements in an envelope. Yes, Mr. Reed. What can I do? Rich Oxford, you're going to do some bodyguarding. Sorry, Reed. You read oh those papers Ms. Case has. You're going to see that nothing happens to them. Oh, no, Le. That ain't no fit kind of a job for. For a he man like me. I want something important. Well, these pipers are plenty important. They're going to make certain of innocent people aren't the victims of another accident like the one that happened last night. Demand police close down on the. You think you said that. That's your paper. Those meddling newspapers. How did the Sentinel get the story, Scanlan? Not for me, Dean. What about that accident? You told me there was a reporter from the Sentinel at the Devil's Dipper when it crashed with a bane. But they didn't get in. I swear it. Tetan how. Now, Durkin, let's look at the facts calmly. You're in as deep as I am. Buckley, you're the inspector. Okay. My permit on that roller coaster. That's very true. And you got plenty for it. A lot of good it's doing us now. This doesn't answer my question. How did the Sentinel get enough information to be so positive? If you read past the headlines, you'd know. Huh? He ain't an exchange. I have the Sentinel got that information from the contractor and men who built the roller coaster. They have statements from them. Furthermore, they have a statement from one of your own employees, Durkin. Do they say that? Oh, not in some many words. This story in the Sentinel is just the beginning, Durkin. It intimates that unless I as Inspector, close down the Devil's Dipper, they have proof and they intend to publish it. So that's why all those reporters outside are running the trail. They think the Sentinel's got an exclusive. The Devil's Dipper will not close. That's what I paid you for. But relax. Please, Durkin. I have this whole situation well figured out. Yeah, you better handle. It's very simple. A few threats will take care of these witnesses Sentinel talks about. Sure, but they got statements, signed statements. And that's where you come in, Scanlan. Yeah, get to the point, Buckley. If I remember, Scanlan once did a stretch for a safe cracking. What about it? Simply that I know where those statements are kept, they're being guarded by a man named Axford. He's not very smart. Oh, I get it. I swipe them statements before the Sentinel can use them, huh? Precisely. As for those reporters out there, Durkin, come along, we'll see them together. What are we going to tell them? Leave that to me. There they are. What about that Sentinel yard? There's Buckley, the inspector. Are you closing them down? The Sentinel newspaper has not only blackened the reputation of Mr. Durkin, but its report has caused him to lose a lot of trade. He'll lose more than that. Who are you? I'm Lowry. The Sentinel is a paper I work for. Is Durkin clothing up or isn't he? No, he is not. What's more, as inspector, I can vouch for him. That accident was caused by a stick thrown across the rail by some passerby. Purely unintentional. There'll be a better story than that Miss Sentinel tomorrow. Young man, you can tell your employer this. Both Mr. Durkin and I have been rivaled. We intend to sue. That's a laugh. Well, we have proof and you had better use it. We're suing the Sentinel immediately unless it publishes a retraction. Oh, it's unless, has it? I don't like your tone. Gentlemen, you can notify the editors of your various papers that we are suing the Daily Sentinel today. We'll demand a million dollars damage. And gentlemen, you may print this too. Mr. Durkin and I are going to collect it. Late that evening, Scanlon and an accomplice took up their place near Brick Reed's home in the entrance to a dark alley. There they waited until they saw the bulky figure of Mike Axford approaching. Eric comes on same crossing the street. You mean that big guy? Scandal. Hey, he might have been a pushover. They'll handle him. But they sure was right about that guy being a little bit on the dumb side. All I did was send him a telegram to bring them statements to his boss's place. And he falls for it. What's that, Ray? He's turned him both. That's them all right. Couldn't be nothing else. Stay here in the shadows when I talk to him. You know what to do. It's all said. Why me, brother? You're a master, darling. That's a fun way to help out in the dark. Hey, and besides, I'm in too much of a hurry to again mama this lot. I got the envelope. That sounds like absolute. Good Lord, Mike, what happened? Why are you here? Ambush. They have the Papers. Somebody must have known you told me to bring him here. What? Tell me this, Mike. I never told you to bring those statements to me. Sure, and I could beat them all at the heaven. What I heard that you said. How long ago did this happen? How do you think? You must have told me to come here. Here's your telegram. It's in his own inside away. But I don't know what's wrong with you. Cato, get on the other room. I shouldn't lie down. You have a bad bruise in your head. It's under her. That's what it is, Kato. The statement's pledging the blame for the roller coaster accident are gone. Stuck. There's no doubt about who's responsible for that, Mr. Durkin. So that's why Buckley and Durkin are so sure about suing the Daily Sum.