:46:04
I'll cut you in on the dough.
:46:07
You'll get your share.
:46:08
From now on,
you do exactly as I say.
:46:14
Okay, Doc.
:46:20
Now, I'll fix that shoulder.
:46:26
It's no use, Jean.
I'm not going home
in the morning,
:46:27
not unless
George goes with me.
:46:29
But you told Dad...
:46:30
I don't care what I said.
:46:31
When George came in,
your father
practically ran me out.
:46:34
He's trying to conceal
something.
:46:35
No, Margaret.
:46:36
I'm going to see George now,
:46:38
and if Ernest
tries to stop me,
I'll call a New York doctor.
:46:40
Margaret,
I'm sure you're worrying
over nothing.
:46:43
But I'll go talk to Dad.
:46:47
There you are.
:46:48
Okay, nice job, Doc.
:46:50
It's not safe
to stay here too long.
:46:52
You get that money tonight.
:46:54
Maybe you're right.
I'll get going right away.
:46:57
You...
:46:58
Prof. King.
:47:00
Dad.
:47:04
Jean.
:47:05
Dad, he didn't even know
who I was.
:47:08
Oh, nonsense, Jean.
:47:09
And the way he looked.
:47:11
He was like Prof. Kingsley
and yet...
:47:14
Dad, what is back of all this?
:47:16
Haven't you guessed?
:47:18
The operation I performed
was a brain transplantation.
:47:24
Then his brain...
:47:25
Is partly the brain
of Red Cannon.
:47:29
Dad.
:47:31
Your best friend.
:47:33
Oh, you couldn't.
:47:34
I saved his life, didn't I?
:47:35
Well, what's the good
if you've turned him
into a criminal?
:47:38
My only thought
was to keep him alive,
I swear it.
:47:41
But when I saw signs
of the gradual awakening
of the Cannon brain,
:47:45
I knew I'd made
a great discovery
for science.
:47:47
Cannon's a gangster,
a murderer.
:47:49
All right.
:47:50
But in the meantime,
:47:52
I've proved
what I always knew
to be true.
:47:54
Transplanted
human brain cells
will live and function.
:47:57
What a triumph! Think of it.