English subtitles for clip: File:Dangerousstranger.ogv

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''The Dangerous Stranger''

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Written and photographed by Orville H. Hampton 

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Associate Producer Cinesound Recording

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Produced and Directed by Sid Davis

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This picture was produced with the counsel and assistance

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of the Police Department, City of Los Angeles.

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Actors appear as a public service; we acknowledge 

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the cooperation of the Ben Bard Drama Studio, Hollywood.

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Kids,

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I've got a couple of pretty important things I'm gonna tell you.

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I want you to love them.

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And I sure wouldn't want them to get into any trouble.

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[...]more than your parents would want anything to happen[...]

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What I'd like to talk about

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Getting into trouble

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You've heard your mothers and fathers talking or

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seeing the newspapers about things that happen

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to other little boys and girls, haven't you?

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Their mothers and fathers never saw them again

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I know you wouldn't wanna do that to your folks.

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But sometimes boys and girls forget what

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their parents and teachers tell them

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about strangers.

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And there's always the wise guy

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who thinks he knows it all.

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Remember the kids who get in trouble with strangers

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are those who forget what they've been told,

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and the ones who think they know more than

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their parents and teachers.

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I heard about the same things.

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Why don't we all just

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see how some of the other boys and girls

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got mixed up with strangers.

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so we can make sure it doesn't happen to [us/you?]

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Remember the story about the little girl in the paper?

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Hello, little lady!

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All alone, aren't ya[you]?

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Want'cha[Want a] ride?

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I'll buy you some ice cream.

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"Fear Cal.[California] Girl, Victim of Kidnap" [Newspaper headline]

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Well, nobody ever saw her again.

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It was in the headlines and on the radio.

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You probably heard it.

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"The police believe she was kidnapped.

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They have no clues to the identity of the stranger in the shabby car. 

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Nobody has thought to take the license number of the car,

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and if you see any little girl..."

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That's the way it happened,

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And just look at how sad it made her mother and father.

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I had to tell them about it.

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All because she forgot 

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what they had told her about strangers.

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Now let's look at some of the places

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and some of the ways you might run into trouble.

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Let's see what we should do

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if anything happens.

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Here's one: a lonely alley

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Anybody [wouldn't] try to arm you with

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a lot of other kids around, wouldn't it?

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What kind of a kid would a

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man like that look for?

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That's right. A wise guy,

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like Jimmy here,

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who thinks he knows everything.

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Maybe he won't get into any trouble.

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But he sure[is] takin' a chance.

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I don't think it's worth it. Do you?

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Now here's a place you always meet

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a lot of friends, like the cowboy

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up on the screen,

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and the manager.

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What if somebody says hello to you or

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smiles, well that's alright.

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Most everybody likes kids. 

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Whether they are strangers or whether they know you.

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But watch this man!

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He followed the little girl into the theater.

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He isn't just an ordinary stranger 

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who likes kids.

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He might make trouble.

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Watch...

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...how he put his arm around her.

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Never let anybody do that except

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your own family. No stranger!

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Thank goodness this little girl is smart.

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She changed her seat.

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Just what her parents [told her] to do.

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That's exactly what you should do.

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[another]? What'll she do now?

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That's right! Get the usher.

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If this should ever happen to you,

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do the same thing.

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The usher will make sure

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none of the kids is ever bothered

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by that man again.

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You see how it works?

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If you just remember what you've been told

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and don't be a wise guy,

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it's easy to stay out of trouble.

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For instance, in a place like this park.

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This little girl's mother told her never

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to take candy from strangers.

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Well... she forgot.

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But her brother didn't.

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He started to yell and the man ran away.

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He was afraid of a policeman.

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Remember that kid that saw good tricks.

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Hello, Sally! I'm a friend of your mother.

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She sent me to bring you home.

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Come on!

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Now Sally's mother told her

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never to ride home with a stranger.

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But Sally forgot too!

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It was only because her b[rother] was smart and took 

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the l[icense] number that Sally ever got home.

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Now we've seen some dumb bunnies so far, haven't we?

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But these are the dumbest of all:

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The hitchhikers.

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Why? Well even if

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the driver doesn't mean any harm,

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and you're just plain lucky if he doesn't,

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He may be a reckless driver

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or a speeder.

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This car might have bad brakes.

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The hitchhiker doesn't know.

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He just goes right along anyway.

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Well, these kids aren't gonna

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be so lucky. Too bad.

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They asked for trouble and they're getting it.

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Thank goodness one of the boys

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kept his head.

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He took the license number of the car,

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and another boy saw a squad car coming down the next street.

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Maybe the little girl can still be rescued.

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"Police" [On automobile]

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If they can get the radio alarm

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out quick enough.

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Just think, if they hadn't been hitching rides

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this needn't have happened at all.

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But that doesn't help much now, does it?

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That's lucky! Two motorcycle policemen

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got the alarm.

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And there they go after him!

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Just remember, whether you're a boy or a girl,

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That might be you in that car

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if you hitch rides.

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Look at that! They got him!

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This little girl is very, very lucky!

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Who knows what might have happened if

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one boy hadn't been smart enough

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to take the license number. 

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Isn't it silly to worry your parents

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and take chances like that?

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Well, gang, what did we learn from all this?

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Maybe Dodo here can show us!

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He does everything wrong.

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If Dodo meets a stranger in a lonely alley,

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he just goes right along with him.

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Or at the movies,

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Dodo's[Dodo is] friends with anybody,

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stranger or not. Isn't that dumb?

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Sure, her parents tell her not to,

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but Miss Dodo thinks she's smart.

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She thinks they don't know what they're talking about.

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You know what a Dodo is?

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A Dodo is an extinct bird.

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That means it isn't alive anymore.

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That's the way this Dodo's going to be:

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Extinct.

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Taking all those chances.

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"Dunce" [on hat] "I take chances" and "I use my head" [Signs]

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Well, who do you want to be like, kids?

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A dumb dodo or a really smart kid?

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Well, that's about what I had to tell you.

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Just remember those two things

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to do what your teachers and parents tell you

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and to be a really smart kid,

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not a dumb dodo.

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If you do, it'll be pretty hard

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to get into trouble.

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Well, kids, I'll be seein' ya[seeing you].

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The End   A Sid Davis Production