Speaker 1: Presenting the transcription feature Superman.
Speaker 2: Up in the sky.
Speaker 1: Look, it's a bird, it's a plain, It's Superman.
Speaker 3: And now Superman who has appeared on Earth as the
Champion of the Week and the Oppress in his disguise
of Clark Kent, news reporter for the Daily Planet, Superman
has foiled the diabolical plans of the Yellow Mass, a
maniac who thought himself Emperor of the world. And now
a new adventure comes to the mild spectacled reporter, who
is known to the city room as Clark Kent. Not
knowing what strange and exciting days are directly ahead, Kent
listens eagerly as a photographer brings word of a fire
in one of the city's largest buildings.
Speaker 1: Listen, Hey, mister Waite, what about that fire and the
stirring tower? Yeah?
Speaker 4: What about it? I don't go Ken, just got a
phone call.
Speaker 1: You think there's a girl sat on twenty four? What?
A girl trapped?
Speaker 4: Have to get around?
Speaker 1: Can't reach her? Mister White, Let me cover that story.
Maybe maybe what can't? Oh maybe I can do something.
Can I cover it? Go ahead?
Speaker 4: But if the fire department, Reacher, why do you think
you can Listen?
Speaker 1: You ain't heard of half the chief plums lane? What's
all the excitement?
Speaker 4: Mine? Go on, Mike? H wait what about photographs? Who's
up there?
Speaker 1: And go myself right away? But get this, will you?
There's something funny about this fire? Yeah, well that's the dope.
By God. The fire marshal thinks maybe it's in sending
you read somebody said it on purpose? A fire? But
what who did it? Whereabouts in the building is? Did
I hear you say something about a girl? Did she do? Listen?
Give me a chance, will you? There's a mining company,
got offices up in the tower north saw a mining company.
That's where the fire started. You think that's where the
girl is? I think white.
Speaker 2: We're wasting time, Mike and I can grab a cab
and be up there in five minutes.
Speaker 4: What's this?
Speaker 1: The story reporter turning fire maybe thinks you can save
the girl. Come on, g yes, do hurry when you
get back, we'll have a special metal for your clock.
Speaker 4: Can scoops in life?
Speaker 1: With that loss?
Speaker 4: No time for falling on your way, can't call back
the minute you'll have anything.
Speaker 1: Hey, there's a hooking lad on the street right now.
It must friendly a lot of the larm. What do
you say, Ken? Wait my grand back camera. We'll have
a cab.
Speaker 4: Come on.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, did we turned that corner on two wheels?
How you doing? Kids?
Speaker 2: I'm all right, Mike. Hey, look you can see smoking
the sky up her heads. Oh this is a fire,
all right. We want to get some swell shots top
of that. Dame really is trapped? Say, speaking of dames,
what's the lowest lane got against?
Speaker 1: You almost hit that traffic officer? Hey, hey, you're gonna
knock somebody off. Don't pick it on, cops. Why does
she cald shoulder you? Ken? I don't know. It just
seems to have taken a dislike to me. Oh boy,
I'll say she has, and I can tell you why too.
You ain't got a chance with her, kids, No, no, no,
you ain't just heard God that guy, she says, comes
down from the clouds in a red cape and pull
her out of the red airplane. Oh listen, Mike, there's
nothing to that. No, that's what you think, kid? You
just ask me. She's got a real study. Now she's
that way about Superman. What's the matter? Ken? How did
you laugh? And you got no sense of yoma? Oh boy,
I think it's ridge. Hey, here we.
Speaker 5: Are if he'll do it any find the place, department stand,
why the rush back place.
Speaker 1: And Mike, there's the fire. Chief. Oh she looking at
blaze with you plan your hot can here we go? Heah?
All right, stretch a line up the south corner. Get
a horse.
Speaker 4: Corner that east wall and wallace.
Speaker 1: Fucking fighting man, jeep to the top.
Speaker 4: Of any minute.
Speaker 1: Now, keep your eye on covering.
Speaker 6: See if you can run a ladder up the ledge
where that girl was.
Speaker 2: She's gone cheap.
Speaker 1: Look at you put the stand the heat. Hey, here
comes the press. No, Chief, I'm Clark Kenneth Daily Planet.
Don't bother me now, boys, we got our hands full.
Speaker 4: Loutnan.
Speaker 1: Don't let your men get too close in there and
they're just what OK? Yeah? Chief? How about that trapped girl?
Is she still up there? I don't know. I haven't
seen her. She must be a daughter.
Speaker 6: Where are you going with that camera? I'm just getting
a cup of shots. Chief, Get back out of there,
see me later when you can't go right, Chief, Just
one thing, what about the fire being in Sandiera? See
the fire Marshal, he's the one to do the talking
about that. Pay centers create that water.
Speaker 1: He listened, Ken, what are you saying? We can get
up in that building and force the street? We have
a flag and says a good idea, Mike, there's a
balcony up there. I don't praid the chief won't like it. Ah,
who cares?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 7: He don't know?
Speaker 4: Who maraid him?
Speaker 1: Come on, kid, this is gonna be good. Mike, you
go ahead up there. I'm gonna call the office. Didn't
I hear the chief say to send another arm? Yeah?
That makes four? Mindy, big fire, it's four larms. This
this man's talent.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 1: Okay, kidd, when you come back, look for me where
you see the most smoke? But anyway, light this is Ken.
Speaker 6: Listen.
Speaker 4: The fire is terrific for alarms or alarms?
Speaker 1: Eh?
Speaker 4: What's the chief say?
Speaker 1: I won't say anything.
Speaker 4: Too busy to talk. What about the fires being in sundiary?
Well I haven't found the marshall.
Speaker 1: Yes, Mike, and I just got here.
Speaker 4: I thought i'd better pull you.
Speaker 1: Tell you about the plooral alarm? Right?
Speaker 4: Un listen, Ken, keep phoning me whenever anything happens. Christer White.
Speaker 1: They expect the east wall with it out any seconds.
Speaker 4: Mike's got his cameras have to watch it. You tell
him not to take too big of cans, and that
goes for you too, Ken's, don't worry. I don't take
many Kansas's along with the wife. Oh Ken, wait, what
about the girl?
Speaker 7: The one they said was trapped on the twentieth floor,
mister White, I don't know.
Speaker 4: She was in the offices of the North John Mining Company.
Speaker 1: But what she is? Now?
Speaker 4: Look, I better get back. We'll go ahead. I'll wait
for your call. Hey, get ready for plates on the
sterning tw fire pot It wall.
Speaker 1: Goes out the land's plates. Hey, right here, Ken's, I
don't about it. Come on, watch a step? Why anything
swatch here? You can't see a thing. Whe's a tough
spottle light. But every once in a while it clears,
and boy, do I get a shot? How about the
wall wants to go? Better get that hose line out
of there. Hey, look look over there at the wall.
Speaker 5: He got a crack pot up there. Mike, you're right.
I can see flames right through it, putting the teeth
down down the street.
Speaker 1: He sees it. It's calling his men back, Mike. What
if it falls this way?
Speaker 4: It woons?
Speaker 1: What's the matter, Mike, look high up up there above
the ledge. Hey, hey, g Kenny, it's hard. It's that
girl up there on the twentieth floor. Mike, she's managed
to get to a window. What you gonna do, goom,
stand through nothing? When I get a faux pall, never
mind your camera. Call them down on the street and
they can't see it. They don't know she's there.
Speaker 5: Hey, Chief, Hey, there the girl. If the windows don't youse,
can't they don't hear you?
Speaker 1: There? You can't do nothing, Mike, Look at her. You
can see it with the window. She's trying to break
the class that moon how much?
Speaker 5: Look in there behind her flames, watch his kens think
them as a smoke, can't say where are you can't yard.
Speaker 4: Like a balcony.
Speaker 1: The thing that smoke came when it did. Maybe I
waited too long, so.
Speaker 4: Long even for Superman.
Speaker 1: I'll try anyway up into the smoke.
Speaker 3: Hidden from the crowd by pillows of dense white smoke
pouring out of the burning building, Superman wings his way
through the air to attempt a daring rescue of the
girl trapped on the twentieth floor.
Speaker 1: Flames crackle and spit like things alive.
Speaker 3: As he reaches the window, one blow smashes the glass.
Superman drops into the room, now a roaring inferno. Sheets
of oaring's flame envelop him.
Speaker 1: His keen eyes.
Speaker 3: Searched the fire gun at office. The girl is nowhere
to be seen, flames hot of than the glass furnace.
Speaker 1: If he got back out of this, must be inside.
Speaker 4: Where's that door? Cooler in here?
Speaker 7: Not fall on?
Speaker 1: Fire has following me in here? She is hiding in
the clust can see her right through the door. I
I wrap her in my cape. The heat won't get
to her quick. Oh you stands quick, You'll be all right.
That's it.
Speaker 7: Hold on now, then back back out of this, not
the way we came in, through the planes and out
and back.
Speaker 1: The tower.
Speaker 7: We've gotta make it out the window, out of the
ledge and crowded the street. Wind has cleared the smoke,
and Sully see me this time, but it can't be helped.
Speaker 1: Wha it's going. It's splinting, but not with us. We're away,
just in time.
Speaker 6: What's that wall, Robin, Get those men back. It's going
any second, tain't chief? What about that curl on the
twentieth floor?
Speaker 1: Anybody see her. We can't get her.
Speaker 6: Even the extension letters won't.
Speaker 1: Reach We cried everything, Cheef.
Speaker 4: Look up in the sky.
Speaker 1: It's a man fly. Oh, it can't be it. Need
is on We both taisy, look look at him. The
wall's going.
Speaker 4: Watch it back back.
Speaker 6: Everybody's back.
Speaker 3: As one wall of the burning building collapses into the streets, Superman,
like a bird in flight, carry the rescue girl.
Speaker 1: The safety dropped down in an alley near the fire.
Speaker 3: There, he once again assumes the guys at Cluck can't
report her. Leaving the girl for a moment, he hurries
in search of an ambulance.
Speaker 1: Doctor Mike, the Daily Planet photographer, spots him. Together.
Speaker 3: They returned to the alley with the doctor and the
battalion chief.
Speaker 1: Here she is, Doctor. I don't think she's badly hurt.
Speaker 4: I'm conscious she may be burned. We'll see as your
reporter can't.
Speaker 1: Yes, Chief exactly Planet, I'm with Mike. That's right, Chief,
I know. But how did you happen to find this girl?
Speaker 7: I was running to call my paper and then I
happen to see her saggering out of the rear of
the building.
Speaker 1: Oh, how in the world she ever got down from
the twentieth floor is a mystery, Martin that Kent, it's
a miracle. I saw a man up there. I saw
a man fly out of that window. That can't be
I mean, not done with my camera.
Speaker 3: I'm that crazy camp neither is Captain Grog and we
both saw him.
Speaker 4: She all right, don probably won't come to for a while.
Badly shot. Wait he's coming around.
Speaker 1: Oh, don't get away. He catch them, stop them, can't
get this.
Speaker 4: Stop catch them? She's out again here quick, get her
in the ambulance. She stopping from shock, smoke, poison?
Speaker 1: Wait, doctor, what was she talking about?
Speaker 4: How should I know? You heard it?
Speaker 1: Didn't you?
Speaker 4: Sounded like hysterical babbling? Queen?
Speaker 1: Okay, there coming through with the Stretcher gangway Please.
Speaker 3: Was it hysterical babbling? Or has sudden unexplained mystery risen
from the ashes of the Stirling Tower Building. Who is
this girl and how did she happen to be trapped
in the twentieth four office of the North Star Mining Company?
Who did she want stopped and caught? Lark Kent is suspicious.
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Speaker 1: Look it's a bird, It's a plain Superman.
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