:34:01
It's Mr. Chang. All dressed up in a soldier's uniform.
:34:07
I know what he wants me for.
:34:13
And I told him a China man had no future.
:34:23
Do you mean to say that it's Mr. Chang
who's responsible for this outrage?
:34:26
Indeed he is. The scoundrel.
Imagine his impudence asking me
if I had any wealthy or influential friends.
:34:31
I told you so.
I knew they were holding us for ransom.
:34:34
I thought his face seemed familiar.
:34:35
The government has offered a price of twenty thousand
for his capture alive or dead.
:34:40
It'll be a great day for China when that price is paid.
:34:45
Mr. Eric Baum.
:34:48
He's the headman alright.
:34:49
It's bad for my heart to climb these stairs up.
Verdammte Treppe
:34:56
I'm an invalid!
:35:04
Did he get the jewels, Mr. Salt?
:35:06
Oh, what a shame.
:35:11
Well, he didn't take them after all.
:35:13
He got the phony ones.
:35:15
Phony?
:35:16
These are phony too.
:35:18
The real ones are in the safe in Shanghai.
:35:22
I suppose they're imitation also.
:35:24
You don't want to make a bet on that, do you lady?
:35:26
- I never bet with gamblers.
- I didn't think you did.
:35:32
What is your business, Mr. Baum?
:35:34
I have a coal mine near Calcutta.
A bankrupt coal mine.
:35:38
You have no coal mine.
According to papers found in your luggage,
you deal in opium.
:35:43
And have shipped twelve thousand pounds of it
into China in the last year.
:35:48
You're wrong. I deal only in coal.
I don't traffic in forbidden merchandise.
:35:53
Do you know that a Chinaman dealing in opium
is penalized by death?
:35:59
You can't shoot me.
I'm willing to pay a fine.
I can explain everything.