Torn Curtain
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1:48:01
My sponsor...
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for United States of America.
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It must be on the other side of the street.
1:48:12
Hold it.
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Well, there's our travel agency.
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- Come on.
- (Man Speaking In German)

1:48:35
You picked a bad time to call, Professor.
1:48:37
We had company.
1:48:39
- It's alright, Sarah. This is -
- I'm nobody, ma'am.

1:48:41
Just city folk out taking a stroll.
1:48:59
Judging by what happened over there,
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we should be on the run ourselves.
1:49:02
But we thought we'd better
hang around until you turned up.

1:49:04
Was it a raid?
1:49:05
Our little organisation is used to this.
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We'll just have to set up shop someplace else.
1:49:09
So, you got away from the bus alright?
1:49:12
Yeah, but we heard firing. Was anybody hurt?
1:49:14
Hardly a soul. They scattered too well.
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One little flesh wound, that's all.
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That's a pretty good bunch you got there.
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What about the bus?
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That we don't have anymore.
1:49:25
Michael, that's one piece of business
we must attend to

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as soon as we get back -
if we get back alright.

1:49:31
Thanks.
1:49:32
Now, we don't have much time,
so listen what the man says.

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We're sending you out by sea
on an East German boat

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in the costume baskets
of a Czech ballet company.

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It gives its last pefrormance
tonight and goes to Sweden.

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Remember, the boat is East German.
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You won't be safe until you're ashore.
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8:00 sharp, I will bring you to the theatre.
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You will take your seats one minute
after the house lights go down.

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At first intermission,
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you'll be taken
through the pass door backstage


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