1:16:01
Enough!
1:16:05
Excuse me, gentlemen.
1:16:06
- I can't take it!
- You'll take it all right.
1:16:09
These bigoted bombastic people
look as if they're going to explode!
1:16:12
I'm sorry, gentlemen,
for this unfortunate occurrence.
1:16:20
Fits well.
1:16:22
Tell me,
whatever started the argument?
1:16:25
I don't know.
I just get going and I can't stop.
1:16:31
You think too much.
1:16:33
I can't help it.
1:16:34
You should play more.
1:16:35
Who can I play with?
1:16:37
Haven't you any friends your age?
1:16:39
They bore me.
1:16:42
Why?
1:16:43
All they think about
is Superman, cowboys.
1:16:46
- What's the matter with that?
- I hate Superman.
1:16:51
You hate a lot of things, don't you?
1:16:53
I don't hate you.
1:16:55
Nevertheless,
you must return to your school.
1:16:58
You can't stay here.
Especially as Prince Rupert.
1:17:01
I had to tell those gentlemen
the truth.
1:17:04
You didn't tell them my name.
1:17:05
I don't know your name.
1:17:07
Yes you do, Rupert.
1:17:09
- Rupert what?
- Macabee.
1:17:11
Macabee! A Scot!
1:17:14
No wonder you're a non-conformist.
1:17:18
- Is that your move?
- There's no other move.
1:17:20
Very well.
1:17:23
Set them up. We'll play again.
1:17:26
Where's Mr. Jaume?
1:17:28
He went down to the bank
with the plans.
1:17:30
Were the gentlemen interested?
1:17:33
They say they have
similar plans of their own.
1:17:37
This is another televised
recording of the investigation
1:17:41
of the Congressional Committee
on Un-American Activities
1:17:43
going on in the Federal Building
downtown New York City.
1:17:47
They'll expose communism in all
branches of American institutions.
1:17:51
The Committee has already
questioned scientists,
1:17:53
educators, churchmen,
writers and actors.
1:17:56
But first a glimpse
of the humorous side.