The House on 92nd Street

00:02:15 Vigilant, tireless, implacable.

00:05:01 The Bureau soon discovered that the embassy was being used...

00:07:44 So did the F.B.I.

00:11:48 But regardless of name, once his print was classified...

00:15:33 Dietrich had completed his course at the Pension Klopstock...

00:19:18 - Mm-hmm. - Three-

00:25:00 This is Bill Dietrich.

00:27:31 Radio parts mostly.

00:30:28 - What is your name, please? - Kassel. Freda Kassel.

00:34:18 That's in the credentials.

00:37:26 through the counterespionage station of the F.B.I.

00:41:37 Mr. H. Going down an elevator with D.

00:45:22 - Who pays me? - I'm gonna take care of you, Gus.

00:49:21 - Weren't you supposed to meet Klaen last night? - Yeah, I met him.

00:53:28 The envelope contained the data Elsa Gebhardt had given him...

00:56:17 was the woman who had left the cigarette.

00:58:55 Could it have been a name like "Mr. Christopher"?

01:03:04 You better come down to the station house with me.

01:05:21 Never could remember names.

01:08:06 You might be interested in this.

01:10:44 Every person who entered or left the store...

01:16:03 I have to put this in code. That takes time.

01:19:04 I want to know about that envelope and his radio...

01:23:50 We've already failed once today. We cannot fail again.