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01x03 - The Mysterious Bookshop

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "The Adventures of Clint and Mac". Aired: December 30, 1957 – January 17, 1958.*
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Clint is an American boy living in London while his father is stationed there with the United States Air Force.

01x03 - The Mysterious Bookshop

Post by bunniefuu »

foreign and now the Mickey Mouse Club

presents the Adventures of Clint and Mac

today's episode the mysterious Bookshop

I'm out guitars this is Tim considine

again

remember yesterday when we left Clinton

Mack they just had a door slammed on

them well Clint just isn't the boy to

stand for that sort of thing

let's give it all a pen

ten Knuckles knucklehead

I hope it's worth the risk I'm taking

what about me I mean with you on this

in there but they don't answer well he's

probably out of his lungs

what's that

probably the news vendor wanting his

money go and see if he's left the paper

[Music]

what's the matter yeah

look at this

it's at already

Priceless manuscripts stolen from

library original of Treasure Island in

Stevenson's handwriting disappears from

locked case

open up business as usual

[Music]

[Applause]

about the job search you'll have to see

the proprietor

good morning sir hi

about the job sir this card says you

want an errand boy

come come with one of you both of us

were partners

I'm British in no London very well

indeed all my friends quite strong he's

an American and speaks that language if

you have any American customers

foreign

yes sir

may I have a word with you Mr Smith

what do you think we've got here

in cash

today in America we should get close on

a hundred thousand dollars for it I'll

leave it here to look at organized

oh no you don't it's far too hot the

police are in and out of here every day

you keep it at your place but how can I

get it across London now it's spread all

over the papers with my record

will pick me up on site

just wait a minute

come in legs

foreign

barking on a career of great dignity

how much money is of a secondary

consideration

I'll pay you five Shillings a day on a

day-to-day basis but there's excellent

Mr you got yourself two boys

the planes are very handsome writing

portfolio to Mr Smith's desk

why doesn't he carry it home

please excuse my friend he's American

it was a very reasonable question

is a literary gentleman a lot yeah

might leave the package in this taxi I

had one or two things to do first

but if I'm not there when you arrive

wait for me don't give the fossil to

anyone else it's worth ten pounds

now

here is Mr Smith's address in Camden

town

and that's the apostles

come on let's go

and be very careful

be careful don't get it wet or dirty no

sir

[Music]

people live from Paris in the morning

[Music]

foreign

just a minute Mr Smith what do you want

with me what do you think

I have in the slightest idea yes

I'll give you a clue

it's two words

the first starts with an S like in

Scotland

the second starts with a y like in yard

come on

manuscript theft is work of color sir

says inspector Atkins

publicity put this in my scrapbook

Scotland Yard as you probably know is a

place that strikes Terror into the

hearts of lawbreakers all over Europe

it's rather like our FBI and its record

for catching Crooks is just about as

good

so you can see why Mr Smith is a little

worried when he's picked up and brought

in to inspector Atkins office

Max father is a Scotland Yard detective

too but most of the time he's busy

investigating murders

it's inspector Atkins though who has the

job of tracing valuable stolen property

when the original manuscript of Treasure

Island in Robert Louis Stevenson's own

handwriting gets stolen that's inspector

Atkins business big business

just how are you living these days I I

used book here and then Senate in a few

Shillings profit

times are very bad

I assume The Bookworm is your principal

customer for the books you'll pick up I

didn't say pick up I said bye why don't

you search my rooms

that was done two hours ago I'm sure

they didn't find anything before old

Toby Jeff he's a collector's item in

himself

very harmless and Mild manner though

oh yes yes

to quote from the stolen manuscript

Treasure Island

as milder-mannered man has ever cut a

fruit or scuttled a ship

[Music]

cool mate what do you think he is all

dressed up yes they're a young woman too

Gee let's have some fun boys

what's the Aria champ I say let us fight

please you ain't got no place g*ng wait

what you heard him you ain't going no

place

stop me feeling it was a bringing Crown

you Elizabeth look yeah come on give us

her back so you won't give us a butcher

though you're quite right we won't last

off Buster you're asking for it

[Music]

I do this twice a year

you can fit to their uniform

he was a constable when we were married

Alistair can hardly wait to go up so he

can wear it he's very proud of his

father but we rather hope we can send

him up to Oxford to read law

I guess kids will go into the Air Force

Academy

Captain Rogers didn't take the stick

once when they were flying in a little

rented jar and he loved it he did well

of course

this sounds quite alarming they started

all over California before Captain

Rogers could get the stick away from him

I'm glad Alistair isn't very adventurous

the inspector is Flushing the danger all

day and I'm thankful that one of my men

at least is safe

foreign

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