Adventures of Superman 1x15

Directed by Thomas Carr

Selmer Jackson as Col. Jack Redding • Howland Chamberlain as Fisher / Dr. Albert Schumann • Rudolph Anders as Dr. Rudolf Albrecht • John Baer as Kreuger (unconfirmed)

Lois Lane, chloroformed while investigating strange disappearances, is held prisoner in Madame Selina's wax museum of the living dead.

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1. Faster than a speeding bullet.

2. More powerful than a locomotive.

3. Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound...

4. Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird!

5. It's a plane! It's Superman!

6. Yes, it's Superman,

7. strange visitor from another planet

8. who came to Earth with powers and abilities

9. far beyond those of mortal men.

10. Superman, who can change the course of mighty rivers,

11. bend steel in his bare hands,

12. and who, disguised as Clark Kent,

13. mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper,

14. fights a never-ending battle

15. for truth, justice and the American way.

16. And now, another exciting episode

17. in the Adventures of Superman!

18. Looking for someone?

19. I've been looking all over the boat for you.

20. Why didn't you knock?

21. So I didn't knock. So sue me.

22. What do you want?

23. Doc sent me to meet you.

24. Oh, just what I thought.

25. I got on at quarantine.

26. Is Doc meeting the boat too?

27. You know he never goes out.

28. He sent the bus and a couple of the boys.

29. They're waiting for us at customs.

30. Never misses a bet, does he?

31. You're not so slow yourself,

32. registering as "Madame Charpentier."

33. You should have let us know. I could have missed you.

34. How did you get away with it, Madame?

35. Is that the bus down there?

36. That's it.

37. How you taking the stuff through customs?

38. Right on the button.

39. The gangplank's just going down.

40. Wait right here

41. while I line up the interview.

42. Do you see any sign of him?

43. No.

44. Think something went wrong?

45. We'll have to wait and see.

46. Don't wanna wait too long.

47. Hey. See something?

48. Right by the entrance of the pier.

49. That guy's got fed written all over him.

50. Take a look over there.

51. This place is crawling.

52. Must be some VIP aboard.

53. Hey, we'd better get outta here.

54. Wait. Let's give 'em a couple more minutes.

55. They're starting to come out of customs.

56. Young man!

57. Jeune homme.

58. Who, me?

59. Mais oui. Please.

60. You are so kind.

61. And I do not know this country.

62. And I must catch a train quick.

63. And I have twist my ankle.

64. You see that ambulance over there?

65. Sure.

66. You will give this box to them, no?

67. It is serum for the doctor.

68. They are most anxious to get it.

69. Sure.

70. It is a matter of life and death.

71. I'll hurry it right over.

72. Be sure to give it to the doctor personally.

73. Sure thing.

74. Oh, I am greatly in your debt.

75. Ooh! My ankle.

76. Let me give you a hand.

77. Ha-ha. Merci.

78. You are so sweet.

79. You the doc? Why?

80. I got some serum.

81. A lady said to give it to the doctor.

82. Well, that's what we've been waiting for.

83. The doc's inside. Yeah?

84. I don't see any doctor in there.

85. Inside.

86. Jimmy!

87. What's the big idea? Where are you taking me?

88. Just a little ride, sonny boy.

89. Where's Fisher and the count?

90. They never showed up.

91. Who's this boy?

92. He's got what we were sent for.

93. Listen, doctor... Where's the box?

94. I guess this is what you want,

95. though I still don't know

96. what it's all about.

97. Where did you get it?

98. A French lady came out of customs and gave it to me.

99. She said she hurt her ankle or something

100. and had to make a train.

101. So I took it over to the ambulance for her.

102. That's all I know about it.

103. That's his story. DR. Quiet.

104. Did this French lady you mentioned

105. give you any inkling as to what was in the box?

106. Yeah, she said it was serum,

107. and I was to give it only to the doctor.

108. That's why we brought him here, doc.

109. It sounded fishy.

110. Look, my name's Olsen.

111. Jim Olsen.

112. I'm a reporter for the Planet.

113. There's my identification.

114. What were you doing on the pier?

115. I was waiting for a friend of mine

116. to get me an interview with a movie star.

117. Sounds perfectly reasonable.

118. Fisher and the count found themselves in difficulties,

119. so they passed the box to the French lady he speaks of.

120. And here it is.

121. Is something wrong?

122. Nothing. Except that the box is empty.

123. Hello?

124. Yes. Put him on.

125. Yes, what is it?

126. Dead?

127. This is fantastic.

128. Yes.

129. Yes, of course, that's correct.

130. That's quite obvious.

131. Well... thanks for calling.

132. Give me a moment to think of our next step, Franz.

133. I'll call you back.

134. Fisher is dead.

135. What happened?

136. They just found his body on the boat,

137. in a stateroom which had been

138. occupied by a Madame Charpentier.

139. Madame Charpentier?

140. Who's she?

141. I leave it to you.

142. Fisher was dead. He couldn't leave the boat.

143. You say the count never appeared.

144. But out of nowhere, a French lady sends over a box.

145. An empty box.

146. Nobody told us

147. to be on the lookout

148. for a female impersonator.

149. I have only myself to blame for this.

150. I have not yet learned my lesson.

151. In this world, trust no one,

152. absolutely no one.

153. I wish I knew what this was all about.

154. You know too much already, young man.

155. Maybe he hasn't

156. told us all he knows.

157. That's right.

158. Maybe you'd better find out.

159. What are you gonna do to me?

160. I can assure you that is

161. my least concern at the moment.

162. Give me the overseas operator, please.

163. Take him inside.

164. Get going. I'm not going in there.

165. Get going.

166. I want to put through a call to Dr. Hans Schuman,

167. Frankfurt, Germany, United States Base Hospital 991.

168. What's that?

169. A delay of three hours on all calls to Germany?

170. Well, we'll have to wait.

171. Shall I, uh,

172. turn on the current now, doctor?

173. No. Not yet.

174. We may have to use him later.

175. May I come in, inspector?

176. Oh, come in, Kent.

177. Oh, any news of Jim?

178. No. And I'm really worried.

179. Well, from what Lois and that pier guard

180. saw from the gangplank,

181. I'd say that Jim was just up to

182. a little fancy ambulance chasing.

183. Probably turn up with a whale of a story.

184. Wish I felt as easy about it.

185. Any word on that ambulance yet?

186. I, uh, guess I'd better

187. let you in on the whole story.

188. It doesn't look so good.

189. What did the boys find out?

190. Well, it was a rented ambulance.

191. A phony name, of course.

192. They put on their own driver,

193. so we don't know

194. where it went, or who or what it carried.

195. Frankly, they didn't leave us a clue to follow.

196. Mm-hm.

197. I've had a feeling right from the first

198. that there was a direct connection

199. between Jim's disappearance in that ambulance

200. and the murder in the stateroom.

201. Did you identify the victim yet?

202. He's the only one we know anything about so far.

203. Small-time confidence man named Fisher.

204. Here's his picture.

205. He used the health officer gag

206. to get on at quarantine.

207. What about Madame Charpentier?

208. She boarded the boat at Bremerhaven, Germany.

209. Spoke to no one on the entire trip,

210. never left her stateroom

211. And completely disappeared after clearing customs.

212. Excuse me.

213. Yes. Henderson speaking.

214. I see.

215. Yeah.

216. Yeah.

217. Oh, thanks, Bob.

218. Checkup on her passport just came through.

219. Forgery, as expected.

220. We've got to find that woman, inspector.

221. I'm convinced she's the only one

222. that can lead us to Jim.

223. America's a mighty large haystack

224. to find one small needle in.

225. Mm-hm.

226. It's perfectly obvious

227. that Fisher and that ambulance

228. were on the dock to meet Madame Charpentier,

229. and probably escort her to a prearranged rendezvous.

230. And she decided to double-cross them.

231. That makes sense.

232. There's one point to be explained.

233. Why did the boys in the ambulance

234. let her get away?

235. That's pretty easy.

236. They weren't expecting a woman.

237. That's it.

238. And the woman was no lady.

239. The fingerprints in the stateroom

240. and on the gun were male prints.

241. You didn't tell me anything about that, inspector.

242. Could I have a set of those prints,

243. if you can spare 'em?

244. Pick 'em up at the lab on your way out.

245. By the way, if you're thinking of checking

246. with the police in Germany,

247. we've already tried.

248. Did they identify them?

249. Unfavorable atmospheric conditions

250. reduced the telephotos to complete distortion.

251. We're gonna try again in the morning.

252. Tomorrow morning may be too late.

253. There must be some other way.

254. Well, if you happen to bump into Superman,

255. he might give you a hand.

256. You never can tell.

257. Colonel Redding,

258. in charge of army intelligence over there,

259. is one of my best friends.

260. I'll see you, inspector.

261. If you come up with anything,

262. let us know.

263. Those are the prints we found in the stateroom.

264. Those are the ones we took off the gun.

265. Those are clear as a bell.

266. Do you have any identification

267. on them in your files?

268. Nothing remotely resembling 'em.

269. We also got a print of a full hand

270. from the top of the bureau.

271. Must have leaned on it fixing his hair

272. or making up in the mirror.

273. I'm just running off a copy for you.

274. Well, these are all I really need, Jake.

275. Well, might as well take it along.

276. Give me two seconds in the darkroom,

277. I'll have it for you.

278. This fixative dries in...

279. Mr. Kent?

280. Where the dickens...?

281. Hiya, colonel.

282. Clark! What are you doing here?

283. Just flew in on a little mission.

284. Sure good to see you. Pull up a chair.

285. Good to see you. Mind if I sit here?

286. Not at all. Thanks.

287. Working kind of late, aren't you?

288. Plenty to do over here.

289. Dr. Schuman to see you, sir.

290. Have Dr. Schuman wait, corporal.

291. Jack, I need your help. Name it.

292. These belong to a fellow

293. who sailed from Bremerhaven on the 9th.

294. He masqueraded as a Madame Charpentier.

295. Can you identify him for me?

296. Well, let's take a look at our files,

297. see what we've got.

298. Let's do it.

299. Looks like we're in luck.

300. Let's see.

301. That's our man, without a question.

302. "Otto von Kleben, 35. Formerly Count von Kleben.

303. "Lieutenant, Wehrmacht.

304. "Captured by Russians 1944,

305. repatriated in 1947."

306. Here it is.

307. "At present employed as orderly

308. in US Base Hospital 991."

309. Dr. Schuman might be able to help us.

310. Okay to check with him?

311. Of course.

312. Send Dr. Schuman in.

313. Guten Abend, colonel.

314. I have a kleine favor.

315. Ach, I am sorry. I did not know you were busy.

316. I will see you in the morning.

317. Oh, just a minute, doctor.

318. I want you to meet...

319. Anything wrong, Clark?

320. You look as if you'd just seen a ghost.

321. I'm sorry.

322. Doctor, this unhealthy-looking character

323. is an old newspaper friend of mine

324. from the States.

325. Clark Kent, Dr. Schuman.

326. How do you do, Herr Kent?

327. Nice to meet you, doctor.

328. Sit down, doctor.

329. Clark's interested in talking to

330. an orderly you've got working here, doctor.

331. The name is von Kleben.

332. Otto von Kleben.

333. Von Kleben? Hmm.

334. Ach, I am sorry, but that is not possible.

335. Something wrong?

336. Von Kleben was discharged two weeks ago.

337. Two weeks ago?

338. I am afraid I have no information here

339. as to his present whereabouts, gentlemen.

340. Perhaps I can help you.

341. He docked in the United States

342. this morning.

343. So? Would I be out of turn

344. in inquiring what your interest in this von Kleben is?

345. Not at all, doctor.

346. The police found a man murdered in his stateroom.

347. And we have good reason to believe that the murdered man

348. was sent to meet him and escort him ashore.

349. I see.

350. You know the identity of the murdered man?

351. Yes. It was a Nazi espionage agent

352. and small-time confidence man named Fisher.

353. Fisher, uh?

354. Name strike a bell?

355. Ach, there are so many Fishers in Germany, colonel.

356. Doctor, you wouldn't by any chance be able to tell us

357. what von Kleben's mission in the United States was, would you?

358. Me?

359. After all, Herr Kent, he was just an orderly here.

360. We have a staff of nearly 1000 people.

361. You haven't missed anything around here, have you?

362. I mean, anything of substantial value?

363. What could he have stolen? An x-ray machine?

364. We have no secret formulas

365. that could have been committed to memory either.

366. Nein, I'm afraid von Kleben's business

367. had nothing to do with the hospital.

368. Well, colonel, looks like

369. we've reached the end of another blind alley.

370. Sorry I cannot be of more help, Herr Kent.

371. My business will wait till tomorrow.

372. Guten Abend, gentlemen.

373. That Schuman's a dead ringer for Fisher.

374. Fisher? Yeah.

375. The fellow they found murdered

376. in von Kleben's stateroom.

377. Oh, Schuman's been working for us a long while.

378. He couldn't be here

379. and dead in the States at the same time.

380. Maybe he has a twin brother.

381. Well, we could check on it.

382. They look too much alike.

383. There's some connection somewhere.

384. Who's in charge of medical supplies?

385. Major Lee. Okay if we drop in on him?

386. By all means. He's just across the hall.

387. How are you, colonel?

388. Fine, doc, thanks to your little white pills.

389. Major Lee, Clark Kent.

390. Hello. How do you do?

391. Major, have you missed anything

392. in the hospital in the last two weeks.

393. Anything of great value?

394. No, I don't think so.

395. Do you have anything of great value?

396. I mean, anything transportable?

397. Well, we've got

398. a million dollars worth of radium,

399. if that'll help you.

400. That's it!

401. It's no bigger than a peanut,

402. but we keep it in a lead-lined safe.

403. Have you used it in the last two weeks?

404. No. I believe Dr. Schuman

405. was the last one...

406. Could we have look in that safe, major?

407. Of course. Come along.

408. What happened?

409. Schuman! He's locked us in.

410. Any phone in here?

411. No. And don't light any matches.

412. Anybody hear us if we shout?

413. It's airtight and soundproof.

414. We'll just have to wait till someone comes down for supplies.

415. If neither one of you moves

416. or makes a sound, I'll get us out of here.

417. Is it a deal?

418. What have you been doing, reading up on Houdini?

419. Absolute silence and no motion for 10 seconds, please.

420. What's that?

421. All right, gentlemen,

422. on the count of three, we'll all push the door.

423. Are you ready? One, two, three!

424. Well, if it is Schuman,

425. he won't be able to get very far.

426. Evening, inspector. Oh, hello, Kent.

427. Where have you been?

428. Oh, over the water and far away.

429. Any progress?

430. Some.

431. We've located the taxi driver

432. who picked up Madame Charpentier at the pier.

433. Wonderful. Where did they take her... or him?

434. This is the answer to your question, I hope.

435. Henderson speaking.

436. Oh, yes, Tobey. Great.

437. Yeah, well, let's have 'em.

438. Santa Fe Chief.

439. Miami Red Arrow.

440. Pennsylvania Limited.

441. Ah, good work, Tobey.

442. Fine. Great.

443. Send Johnson in.

444. Madame Charpentier left Metropolis

445. on one of those trains at...

446. Oh, Johnson, find out the present location

447. of these three trains.

448. They left Metropolis Central Station at noon today.

449. I have to be going. Hey, wait a minute.

450. You've got some explaining to do.

451. Listen to this from Frankfurt, Germany.

452. "Inspector Henderson, Metropolis.

453. "Dr. Albert Schuman, twin brother, deceased, Fisher,

454. "confessed that million-dollar radium

455. "smuggled through U.S. customs

456. "in specially-designed earrings by Otto von Kleben.

457. "Radium consigned to Dr. Rudolf Albrecht,

458. "444 Causeway Boulevard.

459. "Arrest at once.

460. "Credit Kent, Daily Planet, with double play.

461. Signed J. Redding, Colonel, U.S.A."

462. Well, how did you do it, Kent?

463. Trade secret.

464. Here's von Kleben's picture.

465. Oh, so this is Madame Charpentier.

466. Mm-hm.

467. I know how you did it. Superman.

468. You can credit him with an assist.

469. Well, I gotta run along. I'll see you.

470. Aren't you gonna be in on the kill?

471. We're picking up Albrecht tonight.

472. I'll be there.

473. Great day in the morning.

474. Who is it?

475. Pretty smart. Hollow lead.

476. Your passenger's returning east, by air.

477. They've got the whole force out there.

478. They'll never take me alive.

479. If you don't drop that gun, doctor,

480. you're gonna eat those words.

481. Verfluchter Übermensch!

482. Now what have you done with Jim Olsen?

483. Perhaps you would like to see for yourself.

484. Give him the current.

485. Not so fast.

486. Thanks for a very helping hand.

487. Golly, Superman,

488. do you know how all this started?

489. No, Jim. How?

490. Well, I was waiting on the pier

491. for Miss Lane to arrange an interview

492. with Denise Darrieux, the French movie star.

493. Oh, I'm sorry you missed her.

494. I understand she's very pretty.

495. Right now you're prettier to me

496. than all the movie stars in the world.

497. Golly.