The Falcon - The Case Of The Handy Helpmate
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Hello? Yes, this is the Falcon speaking. Oh, Marion. I'm glad you called. I'm sorry, Angel. I'm all jammed up. Some boy just came to see me with a proposition I couldn't possibly turn down. If we work it right, it may mean a killing. Once again, The Adventures of the Falcon, starring Les Damon. The Adventures of the Falcon, dedicated to private investigators everywhere. Those hard-hitting detectives who, like Mike Waring, risk their lives to aid law enforcement agencies. So join him now when the Falcon solves the case of the handy helpmate. It is late afternoon in New York, and at the Miramar, a cheap hotel on the Bowery, one citizen finds release from the cares of the day. But the sound effects annoy Chuck Lewis, and when Chuck is annoyed, he does something about it.
All right, Tony. Get up. Leave me alone. Come on, bum. Get out of my room. I ain't bothering anybody. You're bothering me. That you, Willie? Yeah. Where the devil have you been? I just went out for some air. Oh, you just went... What are you hanging around for, Tony? I told you to get lost. Someone would think you own a joint. What did you say?
Nothing.
He's a wise guy, that Tony. I wouldn't let him get away with it, Chuck. No? What would you do? What's the matter, pal? Everything rubs you the wrong way.
Yeah, maybe this will make you feel better. Where'd you get that bottle?
I got friends.
You raise any dough?
No, I never saw such a bunch of tight wads in my life.
Come here a second. Huh? I said come here.
What is the opening scene and how does the mystery begin?
Now, look, Chuck... What's the matter? Don't you understand English? Oh, cut it out. Now, empty your pockets. Huh? Quit stalling. Turn them inside out. Oh, listen... Now, you better do like I say.
Look, Chuck, I don't want you to think that... Oh, you little rat.
So you're holding out on me, huh? Now, honest, I was going to split. Now, where'd you get this C-note? Hey... found it. You're lying. Oh. Where'd you get it?
You remember Marty Braddock?
How could I forget if I ever lay my hands on it? Hey, wait a minute. You trying to tell me you ran into Marty? No, but I met his missus. Julie? Yeah. What do you know? He must have been real tickled to see you. What'd you do, follow her home? Yeah, I put the bite on her. Yeah, Marty must be doing okay if his wife can shell out a hundred clams.
Leave it to Marty. He's got a job at the Belmont Bank. He what? You know what I was figuring, Chuck? I bet he wouldn't mind a touch now and then to keep his old friends happy.
Oh, you jerk. Is that all you can think of? Huh? Where's your imagination? Marty working for a bank, you expect me to be satisfied with a couple of bucks? Now, if you said a couple of thousand, that would be different. I don't get you. No, but Marty will. Get my coat. We're going bye-bye.
Yes, sir? Can I help you? Yes. Can you break this bill? Certainly. How would you like it? Oh, five, five ones will be fine. Five, one, two, three. You, Marty Braddock... Yes, that's right. I wonder if you could spare me a few minutes. My name is Mike Waring. Well, I'm very busy, Mr. Waring. Bank is one of my clients. Just close your window. Really, Mr. Waring, I... It's okay. It's official business. Suppose we go into Sinclair's office. Sure. Hey, better come around this way. May I ask what this is all about? You'll find out. I hope Mr. Sinclair isn't annoyed with me. Not yet, anyway. All right, sit down.
Who are Chuck Lewis, Willie Frank and Marty Braddock and how do they reconnect?
Thanks.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:58
2
What is the opening scene and how does the mystery begin?
2:58–5:20
3
Who are Chuck Lewis, Willie Frank and Marty Braddock and how do they reconnect?
5:20–10:57
4
Why does Mike Waring confront Marty at the Belmont Bank?
10:57–12:50
5
How does Marty explain his past and seek a second chance?
12:50–17:48
6
What threats do Chuck and Willie make to coerce Marty into a robbery?
17:48–30:55
Speakers
9 identified
Les Damon (Mike Waring / The Falcon) 16 min
Julie Braddock (Marty's wife) / Unknown actress 2 min
Kelly Clarkson (Wayfair advertisement voice) 1 min
Boots Advertisement Announcer (Unknown) 1 min
Chuck Lewis (supporting thug) / Unknown actor
Kia Advertisement Announcer (Unknown)
AIB Advertisement Announcer (Unknown)
Tony / Willie Frank (minor Bowery character) / Unknown
Burt Sharsteen (HIGH CONFIDENCE match) / Unknown credit role