BOB: Keep the change. DRIVER: Thanks. (A little over-eager) There'll be a rush for cabs goin' back. I'll wait for yuh

There is a flicker of amusement in Bob's eyes as he exits.

SCENE 43
AT CURB - MEDIUM CLOSE
As the second cab comes to a stop. Maydorf climbs out, nods to the driver and saunters after Bob.

SCENE 44
DOCK - MEDIUM SHOT
The ship gangplank is just being placed in position. There is a crowded bustle on the dock. Bob pushes through the crowd toward the bottom of the gangplank. Maydorf casually follows, at no time watching Bob or appearing to be interested in him.

SCENE 45
BOTTOM OF GANGPLANK - MEDIUM CLOSE
Bob stops in a position a short distance from the bottom of the gangplank. He looks casually around.

SCENE 46
MAYDORF - BOB'S ANGLE
A short distance from CAMERA Maydorf is pushing between two people, and comes to a stop casually, watching the crowd, not once glancing toward CAMERA.

SCENE 47
AT BOB - MEDIUM CLOSE
He looks toward the boat again, a faint grin coming into his face.

SCENE 48
BOAT DECK - EDGE OF CROWD - MEDIUM CLOSE SHOT -
Charlie Chan is squatting down, talking to three little American children...a boy and two girls...the youngest about three. Their mother stands beside them, smiling down at the scene.

CHAN: (Smiling fondly) Now we must say good-bye. TINY GIRL: Please don't go away, Charlie. CHAN: (To all three) Sometime we hunt Indians again.(He pats the little girl's cheek and gets up, smiling at mother)...my knowledge of Indians most limited.

SCENE 49
CHAN AND WOMAN - MEDIUM CLOSE

MOTHER: But you certainly know a lot about children, Mr. Chan. CHAN: Experience comes with ripe years.

He draws a picture from pocket and gives it to her. She inspects it.

INSERT:
Picture of a long line of Chan's children, ranged down in size.