Cover that back entrance! When he comes, don't let him out of the courtyard!

6 seconds sound clip from the Algiers (1941, Lux Radio Theatre) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:50:00 in the original recording.

Quote context

[...]

- You can't do it, Pepe! You can't leave me! I won't let you! You'll be killed!

- I won't be killed! If I am, blame it on the Casbah!

- It's for her you're throwing away your life! Pepe, come back! Pepe!

- He's going! Pepe le Moko is leaving the Casbah. He's going out. Out of the Casbah. Going to the town! They'll get him sure. Going out. Leaving the Casbah. Pepe le Moko! He's going out! He's going out! Pepe le Moko! Going out!

- Allô, allô? Inspector Slimane calling! Surround the Hotel Madeleine! I've just had word that Pepe le Moko is leaving the Casbah.

- Cover that back entrance! When he comes, don't let him out of the courtyard!

- Wait, wait! That girl! Hold that girl! Bring her here!

- Let go! I haven't done anything!

- Well, Ines... we did not expect you.

- Where's Pepe?

- He's not coming here! He's gone to the boat!

[...]

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