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00:03:07 #1 I got a friend of home for him.
00:03:09 #2 Vagrancy?
00:03:12 #3 No home and no money.
00:03:14 #4 No money?
00:03:25 #5 You can't arrest a man with 50 bucks on him, can you?
00:03:28 #6 Why, that practically makes him a millionaire.
00:03:34 #7 Influential citizen.
00:03:38 #8 I'll bet you even know where he lives.
00:03:40 #9 Why, certainly.
00:03:42 #10 He lives at the Ritz.
00:03:45 #11 Hey, it's lucky for you I came along, oh man.
00:03:50 #12 Well, there goes your pinch, my happy.
00:03:52 #13 And why does that make me look
00:03:54 #14 find a cab will you and take him to the rich or maybe the Y. M. C. A.
00:03:59 #15 Yeah you better make it a Y I wouldn't want his friends at the rich to see him
00:04:02 #16 like that. Sure he's an old friend of mine.
00:04:11 #17 Yes big heart boy.
00:04:15 #18 Oh I'll take care of it. Hey cap I've got a sick lad here and I want you to take
00:04:30 #19 him down to the but I got a fair already right in here. They got a sick man
00:04:35 #20 there. He's going to be all right. He gets me. Yeah but he's
00:04:52 #21 going to be here. Thank you. Can you beat that. The
00:05:08 #22 rich sir and I can form a modern gentlemen to see
00:05:24 #23 a cell phone coming across the river. Okay. Webbers in there got time to see
00:06:11 #24 him now is a is the rat him from Chicago you said they have me today didn't you
00:06:19 #25 it's here both of them are together let's go then would you leave a town like New
00:06:56 #26 York to go out to Chicago I wouldn't be sad enough to do it well you know I know
00:07:00 #27 one mastermind who thought it was a great idea oh yeah but he was a mastermind
00:07:05 #28 no it's funny how some people can leave all their friends behind isn't it
00:07:09 #29 especially to go to Chicago.
00:07:11 #30 Is he still out there?
00:07:12 #31 Oh, no, his friends persuaded him to come back.
00:07:15 #32 Don't give me up, Mal.
00:07:17 #33 Well, if it isn't the rat,
00:07:19 #34 they're getting thin, Rat.
00:07:23 #35 Chicago picks it off your bones, doesn't it?
00:07:25 #36 Don't give me up, Mal.
00:07:27 #37 Don't turn me over to the bones.
00:07:28 #38 Don't give you up.
00:07:30 #39 I've got five grand, son.
00:07:31 #40 Can you five thousand dollars bail?
00:07:33 #41 How am I gonna get it if I don't give you up?
00:07:35 #42 I'll give it back to you.
00:07:36 #43 I'll give it.
00:07:37 #44 Yeah, where?
00:07:38 #45 I must have been crazy to jump bail
00:07:40 #46 I figured I'd get to Chicago and then I'd send the dope back to you.
00:07:44 #47 Oh, that's the way you figured, eh?
00:07:45 #48 Yeah.
00:07:46 #49 I put up bail for you and you ran out on me.
00:07:48 #50 Let me hold in a sec.
00:07:49 #51 That's something nobody's ever done and got away with yet.
00:07:52 #52 I'll get the five grand for you, so help me, Mal.
00:07:55 #53 Don't send me away.
00:07:56 #54 I'm sick.
00:07:57 #55 I'll die if you send me up the river.
00:07:59 #56 Oh, come on.
00:08:00 #57 Oh, let me away, please.
00:08:01 #58 Oh, Bernie.
00:08:02 #59 Hi, you got Bernie.
00:08:04 #60 You running mad for a whole...
00:08:38 #61 I passed out the word to all of you.
00:09:44 #62 For cut that kind of work, they'll think's quieter down.
00:09:47 #63 I passed it out to all of you.
00:09:50 #64 Maybe you didn't hear me.
00:09:52 #65 I'm telling you now, lay off.
00:09:56 #66 You're right in front of police headquarters
00:10:37 #67 while you're kidding, Commissioner.
00:10:42 #68 Yes, but you know I'm in the brokerage business.
00:10:47 #69 I don't know anything about stolen cars.
00:10:49 #70 Well, certainly if I hear of anything.
00:10:54 #71 Right a blue packet, huh?
00:11:00 #72 Listen, Commissioner, I'm sorry.
00:11:06 #73 Where, Commissioner?
00:11:11 #74 Some rope rolled the Commissioner's car right off his front lot.
00:11:22 #75 What do you think of that, Squid?
00:11:24 #76 You're not gonna phone Squid and find out who did it.
00:11:26 #77 What'll I tell him to do with it?
00:11:28 #78 I'll tell him to roll it over to Brooklyn
00:11:30 #79 and park it in front of a precinct station
00:11:32 #80 where some flat foot will fall over it. Okay.
00:11:35 #81 And Squid, tell him to anchor it in front of a fire plug.
00:11:41 #82 You said it. A fire plug.
00:11:43 #83 Now, Gus, you can come upstairs and give me a rubdown.
00:11:48 #84 Are we stepping out tonight?
00:11:50 #85 Right on Fifth Avenue tonight.
00:11:52 #86 Tombstone fronts and everything.
00:11:58 #87 Give me Slim.
00:11:59 #88 Boy, Slim is just naturally a great artist.
00:12:08 #89 Oh, Slim?
00:12:10 #90 This is Squid.
00:12:12 #91 Now get this straight.
00:12:14 #92 That blue packet you knocked off the desk
00:12:15 #93 is going to be thrown back.
00:12:17 #94 TDQ.
00:12:57 #95 I do hope you lose all your money, Jack.
00:12:59 #96 I probably will.
00:13:00 #97 I worked out a perfect system for losing.
00:13:02 #98 Well, this is the third chance you've had to lose
00:13:04 #99 for a good cause.
00:13:05 #100 for the orphans you know.
00:13:07 #101 Carrie, I don't know what you do
00:13:09 #102 with the five orphans of the mayor now.
00:13:11 #103 Well, we just have to import
00:13:13 #104 some new husbands, darling.
00:13:16 #105 Excuse me.
00:13:23 #106 Oh, now I understand where this mayor comes from.
00:13:26 #107 Maylan King.
00:13:28 #108 Who?
00:13:29 #109 Maylan King.
00:13:30 #110 Fair.
00:13:34 #111 So that's Maylan King.
00:13:36 #112 I'm glad.
00:13:37 #113 Well, lead me to it.
00:13:39 #114 If this party is a success, we'll owe it all to you.
00:13:44 #115 Thank you.
00:13:45 #116 If I've been of any help, I'm glad.
00:13:47 #117 Oh, Mr. King, Miss Kaplan and Miss Roker.
00:13:51 #118 How do you do? How do you do?
00:13:53 #119 You're not really male and keen.
00:13:55 #120 Not really.
00:13:57 #121 Well, the way you say that, I'd be flattered just to be taken for him.
00:14:01 #122 Oh, Vinny, your parents are looking for someone to play poker with them.
00:14:05 #123 Are you parents looking for someone to play poker with them?
00:14:08 #124 Perhaps you could persuade Mr. Keene to join them?
00:14:10 #125 Would you?
00:14:11 #126 Certainly, I'd be glad to.
00:14:13 #127 Come on.
00:14:14 #128 My system is working already.
00:14:35 #129 How much?
00:14:41 #130 65 cents.
00:14:45 #131 Thanks.
00:14:49 #132 And my father?
00:14:54 #133 How do you do? How do you do?
00:14:55 #134 The best family I ever had.
00:14:57 #135 Sit down, Mitty.
00:14:58 #136 Mr. Keene, do you play poker?
00:15:01 #137 Well, I've seen it, please.
00:15:04 #138 Mr. Keene, why don't you bank the game?
00:15:06 #139 It would be so much better for the orphan.
00:15:08 #140 Oh, yes!
00:15:10 #141 All right. How many chips do you want?
00:15:16 #142 Oh, give us each a cup of cake.
00:15:18 #143 Rhoda Philbrook. Hello, Carrie.
00:15:46 #144 Excuse me. Rhoda.
00:15:52 #145 Poor Benson. He didn't know whether to let me in or not.
00:16:04 #146 I think in all the years he's opened the door for me.
00:16:07 #147 This is the first time I've ever seen him...
00:16:10 #148 I've never seen him. Not quite master of the situation.
00:16:15 #149 I am glad you came.
00:16:17 #150 Really, Carrie?
00:16:18 #151 Yes. I've missed you, Rhoda.
00:16:21 #152 You're probably the only one.
00:16:25 #153 That's little Millie Chapman, isn't it? Yes.
00:16:28 #154 How she's grown.
00:16:31 #155 So many new faces.
00:16:34 #156 Don't you want to play?
00:16:36 #157 You were always very good at Brunack, Rhoda.
00:16:39 #158 Oh, I don't know.
00:16:42 #159 Come along.
00:16:42 #160 All right. For my word.
00:16:56 #161 Ludwig Philbrook.
00:16:58 #162 Ludwig Philbrook? Here?
00:17:01 #163 She looks stunning for what she's been through.
00:17:11 #164 I mean, when you really stop and think.
00:17:14 #165 You mean, will you think what our husband went through?
00:17:17 #166 Two feet.
00:17:19 #167 Three.
00:17:23 #168 And the men before she finally married poor Dan Philbrook.
00:17:28 #169 I was one of them, one of the fours, and I'm none the worse for wear.
00:17:32 #170 a woman ever keep decent with the attitude you all take.
00:17:37 #171 I'll bet five dollars.
00:17:39 #172 Well, after all, Ruda has been her own worst enemy.
00:17:43 #173 I'll raise you five.
00:17:45 #174 She left her husband. It ruined his life, and she went off with that mad musician.
00:17:50 #175 Can you find any defense for that?
00:17:52 #176 She paid for it.
00:17:54 #177 I hear that she's been practically penniless since he left her.
00:17:58 #178 Well, I think she's the bravest woman I ever heard of.
00:18:00 #179 than I ever heard of.
00:18:02 #180 Well, at least sometimes I think I've given birth
00:18:04 #181 to a mother.
00:18:06 #182 In spite of which I'll need more children.
00:18:12 #183 Well, are we playing or what?
00:18:15 #184 She's not that musician.
00:18:19 #185 Going after them when she knew her husband was a bought
00:18:21 #186 for her and leave her without a bet.
00:18:24 #187 That's what I call Wilmette.
00:18:27 #188 Jack.
00:18:29 #189 Bring her over here.
00:18:30 #190 Sure.
00:18:31 #191 That's a number she's ever-
00:18:36 #192 Throw it down.
00:18:38 #193 Jack.
00:18:39 #194 I'm awfully pleased to see you.
00:18:41 #195 It's good to see you.
00:18:43 #196 We're playing poker over there, wouldn't you like to come and sit in?
00:18:47 #197 You always were nice, Jack.
00:18:49 #198 Come on.
00:18:50 #199 Pardon me, Cherry.
00:18:51 #200 Certainly.
00:18:52 #201 You care to play?
00:18:55 #202 Not now, Faye.
00:18:57 #203 Pardon me.
00:18:59 #204 Oh, this is Maylund King.
00:19:01 #205 This is Silver, how do you do?
00:19:02 #206 Mr. King.
00:19:03 #207 Hello, Rhoda.
00:19:04 #208 Hello, Sam.
00:19:05 #209 How have you been, Margaret?
00:19:07 #210 Very well, thank you.
00:19:09 #211 I want to. I've always wanted to know you're a. Well let's get started.
00:19:18 #212 The bank to have any. You never can tell how many chips you want to see
00:19:24 #213 dollars. That's all I have to say with tonight.
00:19:37 #214 But if I lose you may have another. And a very charming one.
00:19:42 #215 I'll open the cane dollars.
00:19:44 #216 How many, Mrs. Wolver?
00:20:02 #217 I'll stand past.
00:20:03 #218 Good for you. Whenever I draw a pair of hands, it seems like a miracle.
00:20:07 #219 If I lose everything, Rhoda, will you be my good Samaritan?
00:20:13 #220 Can you picture me as a good Samaritan?
00:20:15 #221 Why, easily.
00:20:17 #222 You forget your Sunday school.
00:20:19 #223 A good Samaritan puts a fallen man on his donkey.
00:20:22 #224 Well, that lets me out, Rhoda, hand-nosed donkey.
00:20:25 #225 But after all, wouldn't the modern good Samaritan use a taxi cab?
00:20:29 #226 a bet for a dollar. You can raise your five that's ten isn't it I call.
00:20:47 #227 Really you call I should raise that the post that's good for this girl here and
00:21:03 #228 here open really. Look like a hand I'm going to get them for you anything
00:22:08 #229 ruined. That's a brand new best. What a shame. What is this going to cost me
00:22:15 #230 Just 125.
00:22:17 #231 I'm in.
00:22:25 #232 Zelda, what a marvelous part.
00:22:28 #233 I hope one of us wins.
00:22:30 #234 I'm going to see this.
00:22:31 #235 This is and for.
00:22:36 #236 Keys were important.
00:22:43 #237 And I had a flush that I liked.
00:22:45 #238 Oh, Rhoda, but that ace of spades was in my discards.
00:22:48 #239 But it was.
00:22:51 #240 You might possibly have mistaken the ace of spades for clubs, Mrs. Chapman.
00:22:55 #241 No, I have key spades.
00:22:57 #242 The deuce for seven and the eighth.
00:22:59 #243 Yes, but oftentimes spades look like clubs and hearts like diamonds even to experience card players. Oh, no
00:23:06 #244 Well, it's
00:23:07 #245 It's easy enough to find out why I don't know how I could possibly have been mistaken
00:23:22 #246 Doesn't take me home
00:23:25 #247 Ruda, I'm dreadfully sorry. Have a drink. Let me take you home Ruda. Please. No, I'd rather not
00:23:39 #248 But we want to take you
00:23:41 #249 No, thanks
00:23:43 #250 But I'll go this is super target three four three four report no cave
00:24:23 #251 Okay
00:24:27 #252 Tell the chief to send me down a wheel chair. Well, yeah, that's all a guy can use on this beat
00:24:33 #253 Yeah, all right
00:24:36 #254 All right be down a minute. What's the key?
00:25:02 #255 Well, ma'am, I want to see you.
00:25:05 #256 Don't shoot me a war, is that me?
00:25:07 #257 Keep them up, put the hold up, tickets again.
00:25:10 #258 Now, you cops are just naturally going to
00:25:12 #259 advance yourself to death.
00:25:14 #260 Oh, it's a bad fit this time.
00:25:16 #261 Jake, you didn't get bumped off last week.
00:25:19 #262 Left her wife and four kids to bed.
00:25:22 #263 It was a nice lad.
00:25:24 #264 Julie Q. Dan goes with one of them.
00:25:27 #265 Thousand dollars?
00:25:32 #266 Yeah, I just...
00:25:36 #267 Yeah, I just... Jake's with it. Can sure use that, all right?
00:25:40 #268 You're all right, Mahaffey.
00:25:41 #269 I'd hate to have you pick me up in traffic sometime.
00:25:45 #270 Well, I might let you go first time.
00:25:49 #271 Beating.
00:25:51 #272 I'll tell her who sent this.
00:25:52 #273 Don't bother.
00:25:54 #274 I'll give these tickets to Gus.
00:25:55 #275 He'll have a great time at a policeman's ball.
00:25:59 #276 He likes cops.
00:26:08 #277 Hey, Squid!
00:26:10 #278 Well, how's she coming?
00:26:13 #279 All right. OK. I just will but. Hey. You want to put a chief now to.
00:26:23 #280 Oh when I do it will be for something I got. I don't need this I got a thousand
00:26:29 #281 but that's what they all say I understand I got everything I want
00:26:33 #282 for instance from you. That's you got getting anything out of me. Yeah.
00:26:40 #283 All right. Hey you ain't got nothing on anybody.
00:26:44 #284 It's just a cop.
00:26:46 #285 A cop's nobody goes in his time.
00:26:48 #286 And don't forget it.
00:26:51 #287 I'm forgetting it. I'm just puzzling about you.
00:26:54 #288 Me?
00:26:56 #289 How are your memories, Squid?
00:26:58 #290 Why, what do you mean?
00:27:00 #291 You got a good memory?
00:27:01 #292 Well, good enough.
00:27:05 #293 That's good enough.
00:27:07 #294 And what about it?
00:27:11 #295 I wanted you to remember reading the papers
00:27:13 #296 about an old whop house bum...
00:27:16 #297 Got bumped off a couple of months ago.
00:27:19 #298 Remember that squid?
00:27:21 #299 No.
00:27:23 #300 I don't remember.
00:27:24 #301 Seems like they were the crap games.
00:27:26 #302 Somebody leans on this old soaked head with a beer bottle.
00:27:31 #303 Papers was full of it at the time.
00:27:33 #304 Oh, that mighta.
00:27:36 #305 You mean down on Doya Street?
00:27:39 #306 Yeah, that mighta.
00:27:41 #307 Sure.
00:27:44 #308 I'm not reading about it in the papers.
00:27:46 #309 Yeah?
00:27:47 #310 What paper?
00:27:49 #311 Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:27:55 #312 You know, I found the neck of that bottle,
00:27:57 #313 and there was fingerprints on it.
00:27:59 #314 Well, even if you did find fingerprints on the bottle,
00:28:03 #315 what's that got to do with me?
00:28:05 #316 I'm just telling you.
00:28:09 #317 Who cares about an old bum like that?
00:28:12 #318 What does it get me if I turn in the guys that done it?
00:28:16 #319 Am I right?
00:28:18 #320 I ain't a talking man.
00:28:21 #321 Yet?
00:28:22 #322 I want the idea of telling me then.
00:28:25 #323 Just want to know how good your memory was, that's all.
00:28:30 #324 Someday I'm gonna ask you a question.
00:28:35 #325 If your memory's good about what I want to know,
00:28:37 #326 my memory's gonna be bad about that beer bottle.
00:28:39 #327 If your memory's bad, mine's gonna be good.
00:28:43 #328 Darn good.
00:28:45 #329 All right.
00:28:47 #330 And what then?
00:28:48 #331 Then I'm gonna find that beer bottle.
00:28:52 #332 Somebody's gonna sit in the big chair up the river.
00:28:56 #333 Or at least do 20 years making pinwheels.
00:29:04 #334 That's your swell hack.
00:29:07 #335 Ah, she's a honey.
00:29:09 #336 She'll be tough to have to quit a good job like this.
00:29:18 #337 Go up the river making pinwheels.
00:29:24 #338 I got a hammer in the old beat.
00:29:26 #339 So long, squid.
00:29:33 #340 So long, man.
00:29:37 #341 Go to the Hayward Apartments, West 50 Ygg Street.
00:29:40 #342 Okay.
00:29:59 #343 Tony.
00:30:00 #344 Oh.
00:30:04 #345 Darling.
00:30:05 #346 Give me a drink.
00:30:06 #347 No, Tony.
00:30:07 #348 Tell me a drink.
00:30:08 #349 No.
00:30:09 #350 Well, then get my clothes.
00:30:11 #351 No, Tony.
00:30:12 #352 Well, I'll get them myself.
00:30:14 #353 Stop!
00:30:18 #354 Rhoda, don't bother about me anymore.
00:30:21 #355 It's too late.
00:30:23 #356 Be quiet, darling.
00:30:24 #357 You don't know me anything.
00:30:28 #358 You're a fool wasting your time.
00:30:31 #359 If I had the courage, I'd have killed myself.
00:30:34 #360 Lord her ghost.
00:30:35 #361 Stop, I can't stand it.
00:30:38 #362 Oh, dear, ever since you went away, I looked for you.
00:30:42 #363 And now you must let me help you.
00:30:44 #364 You must.
00:30:45 #365 No, no.
00:30:46 #366 Oh, Tony, I can't bear to see you like this.
00:30:50 #367 You see, I love you, dear.
00:30:53 #368 When you're well and strong again,
00:30:55 #369 if you want me to, I'll go my way.
00:30:58 #370 But you must let me help you now.
00:31:00 #371 You must.
00:31:02 #372 Oh, why am I such a master of things?
00:31:11 #373 Rhoda, get me a drink.
00:31:15 #374 No, Tony.
00:31:16 #375 Get me one drink.
00:31:18 #376 Tony, if you start, it'll be the same thing over again.
00:31:23 #377 Well, get me a revere, 3311.
00:31:26 #378 Just say it's Tony Vaughn. He'll know.
00:31:28 #379 Who is it, Tony?
00:31:30 #380 It's the doctor.
00:31:32 #381 If you get him, I won't need a drink.
00:31:35 #382 He's taken care of me before.
00:31:38 #383 All right, Tony.
00:31:39 #384 3 3 1 1. Can you come to the Hayward apartment at once?
00:32:01 #385 Tony Vaughan. Yes, he said you'd know.
00:32:05 #386 Please, Harry. Apartment A.
00:32:08 #387 What gave you this?
00:32:22 #388 Man down the lobby. I want to see you.
00:32:29 #389 I can't see anyone now.
00:32:30 #390 But I want to talk to you.
00:32:32 #391 About this?
00:32:34 #392 I figured that was the only way I had after last night.
00:32:37 #393 And I want to see you again.
00:32:40 #394 Just a moment, Mr. King.
00:33:04 #395 If you'll understand what I'm going to say, we'll save time.
00:33:08 #396 I cheated last night because I needed money.
00:33:10 #397 You help me.
00:33:12 #398 I'm grateful to you for that.
00:33:13 #399 But that's all.
00:33:15 #400 If that's clear to you, will you please go?
00:33:18 #401 I didn't come here for your thanks.
00:33:20 #402 There's nothing else I have to give you.
00:33:22 #403 But I think there are a few things I have to give you.
00:33:24 #404 Oh, you can understand that a woman who would cheat for money
00:33:28 #405 might not care to do other things. Please.
00:33:31 #406 Well, what else then?
00:33:33 #407 When I saw how you acted last night...
00:33:35 #408 As your confederate, I suppose men like you do have confederates, Mr. Keen.
00:33:41 #409 Fair enough. I deserve that.
00:33:44 #410 But let's forget what I am.
00:33:47 #411 I've come to see you because I've spent the day thinking about you.
00:33:50 #412 You know who I am, you know how I live.
00:33:52 #413 I've met many women at card tables, but I've never met any just like you.
00:33:57 #414 Yes?
00:33:58 #415 Last night when you took that card...
00:34:01 #416 When I cheated. Oh yes.
00:34:03 #417 You saw that I was slightly damaged then and had been put on the bargain counter.
00:34:07 #418 No.
00:34:08 #419 I saw that you had something more than any other woman in that room. Oh, please.
00:34:11 #420 And now, please, let me finish.
00:34:13 #421 None of you still feel the same.
00:34:15 #422 You can send me away.
00:34:17 #423 You didn't have to tell me you cheated because you needed money.
00:34:20 #424 You don't have to tell me it's the first time you've cheated.
00:34:23 #425 Let's forget about that.
00:34:25 #426 Now, you've got money and it doesn't mean a thing to me.
00:34:29 #427 I can help you.
00:34:31 #428 And there are no strings tied to it.
00:34:33 #429 I want nothing from you.
00:34:35 #430 Understand that.
00:34:42 #431 Did you make a call for Tony Vaughn?
00:34:44 #432 Yes.
00:34:45 #433 Oh, hello, Mr. Keene.
00:34:47 #434 I've known you was here.
00:34:48 #435 I'd have brought something special.
00:34:50 #436 So this is why you needed money.
00:34:52 #437 It's funny I never thought of that.
00:34:54 #438 What do you mean? Who are you?
00:34:56 #439 Don't you know?
00:34:57 #440 No.
00:34:58 #441 I never saw her before.
00:34:59 #442 But she put in a call for Tony Vaughn and I answered it.
00:35:02 #443 Who are you?
00:35:04 #444 What is this?
00:35:05 #445 A game?
00:35:06 #446 I pedal white rock in ginger ale.
00:35:08 #447 Whiskey and gin. Oh.
00:35:11 #448 Eddie, give me that. Tony.
00:35:13 #449 Give me. Tony, I'm not.
00:35:15 #450 Wait, don't leave me out. Wait.
00:35:28 #451 The only way when I get like that.
00:35:29 #452 That's your way. It's the only way.
00:35:31 #453 Miss Rhoda, Tony, are you hurt?
00:35:34 #454 He's not hurt. Leave us alone.
00:35:37 #455 Miss Rhoda, Tony, darling.
00:35:39 #456 Does he mean that much to you?
00:35:40 #457 Oh, it's nothing to you.
00:35:42 #458 Well, I'll make it something.
00:35:43 #459 Will you please go? I want you to.
00:35:46 #460 No, you need help.
00:35:47 #461 Whether you like it or not, this time you're going to do as I say.
00:35:50 #462 And don't you ever let me hear if you're selling this guy anything again.
00:36:04 #463 Hello, Dr. John?
00:36:09 #464 Yes, you can call him. It's Maylon Keane.
00:36:11 #465 Hello, Doctor. Maylon Keane talking.
00:36:19 #466 Can you come on over to the Hairwood Apartments,
00:36:22 #467 West 58th Street, Apartment A.
00:36:24 #468 Wasn't it?
00:37:22 #469 No, I'll make you to the house.
00:37:23 #470 I suppose you think I can.
00:37:25 #471 Let's go.
00:37:36 #472 What detained you?
00:37:38 #473 Oh, that's something I haven't done in...
00:37:40 #474 I'm afraid to remember how many years.
00:37:42 #475 Not so many.
00:37:43 #476 I wouldn't feel like it now.
00:37:45 #477 We went for these lovely weeks out here.
00:37:48 #478 And now, if I hadn't said it before,
00:37:51 #479 thanks for all you've done for Thomas.
00:37:54 #480 You have said it.
00:37:55 #481 Every time I've looked at you, I've seen it in your eyes.
00:37:58 #482 That's the Irish in you.
00:38:00 #483 Listen.
00:38:05 #484 Listen, between play and music.
00:38:07 #485 This is between play.
00:38:11 #486 That's the old Tony.
00:38:46 #487 Traxatives.
00:38:47 #488 Oh, but I'm nervous, I don't.
00:38:50 #489 Geeze.
00:38:51 #490 Squidge back from town with a male.
00:38:54 #491 He's got some telegrams too. All right.
00:38:58 #492 Excuse me a minute.
00:39:04 #493 Tony. Yeah?
00:39:13 #494 Let me look at you.
00:39:16 #495 Those strings you brought me from town, we're all rotten.
00:39:21 #496 Tony, I'm gonna cry. Huh?
00:39:24 #497 Why?
00:39:30 #498 Don't ask me why.
00:39:32 #499 Don't ever ask a woman why she wants to cry. Just let it.
00:39:36 #500 Yeah, some bad news for you here.
00:40:18 #501 Tony, listen to this.
00:40:20 #502 Mr. Maylon King, have arranged rental concert hall for violin recital.
00:40:24 #503 Send pictures of your man for publicity.
00:40:26 #504 Does he spell it V-A-U-G-H-N or V-A-U-G-H-A-N?
00:40:31 #505 Signed Lake. Tony!
00:40:33 #506 Isn't that great?
00:40:38 #507 It's just like Mal.
00:40:40 #508 What do you know?
00:41:20 #509 We're going back to town tomorrow.
00:41:21 #510 Right.
00:41:23 #511 Squid, get everything ready.
00:41:25 #512 Yes, sir.
00:41:26 #513 And Guts, from now on, I don't want to see Bernie Weber
00:41:30 #514 hanging around anywhere.
00:41:41 #515 Tony, I tell you, got to go through with this concert.
00:41:45 #516 Well, of course you will.
00:41:46 #517 It's all been arranged.
00:41:48 #518 Tony, what do you say?
00:41:56 #519 Mighty fine it.
00:41:58 #520 I'll give you a run for your money.
00:42:02 #521 I know you will.
00:42:10 #522 Oh, Mel, I can't tell you.
00:42:14 #523 How... how I...
00:42:34 #524 I want to thank you again.
00:42:35 #525 To this concert, I'm going away. Alone.
00:43:10 #526 When I hear Tony play like that,
00:43:12 #527 I realize he doesn't need me any longer.
00:43:18 #528 I guess I've lost my job.
00:43:21 #529 And what are you going to do?
00:43:23 #530 Oh, this and that.
00:43:25 #531 We're always taking care of somehow.
00:43:28 #532 I wish you'd let me help you.
00:43:30 #533 You don't know how tempting that offer is.
00:43:32 #534 Will you?
00:43:33 #535 No.
00:43:35 #536 I'll get along.
00:43:37 #537 But you need someone to take care of you.
00:43:42 #538 What if I asked you to marry me? Please.
00:43:44 #539 But, Rona, you do like me just a little?
00:43:46 #540 Oh, I do.
00:43:48 #541 And you could make life an easy, simple thing.
00:43:51 #542 And I am tired.
00:43:54 #543 Oh, I wish I could say yet.
00:45:37 #544 Tell me, what were you playing before?
00:45:39 #545 Oh, she bet.
00:45:40 #546 No, after that.
00:45:42 #547 Oh this.
00:45:44 #548 I did I'm not a lot of them.
00:45:47 #549 Yes that's it.
00:45:48 #550 Something new.
00:45:49 #551 Yes.
00:45:50 #552 But that's something new.
00:45:51 #553 I'm going on a concert tour.
00:45:53 #554 Concert tour.
00:45:55 #555 When did you decide to go.
00:46:00 #556 A little while ago.
00:46:02 #557 Is that rather sudden.
00:46:06 #558 I must get my public back.
00:46:09 #559 Of course.
00:46:10 #560 Of course Tony your public Tony.
00:46:22 #561 Mal just asked me to marry him.
00:46:30 #562 If you love him.
00:46:33 #563 Oh, Tony, could I make him happy?
00:46:39 #564 You could make any man happy.
00:46:47 #565 Kiss me goodnight.
00:46:57 #566 Goodnight?
00:49:37 #567 Indeed you'll not.
00:49:38 #568 I'll give you all the shopping you want in Paris.
00:49:55 #569 What's he carrying?
00:49:57 #570 Running webber.
00:49:58 #571 Better go easy, and we'll pick him up some other time.
00:50:07 #572 He's here now.
00:50:13 #573 There are too many dicks on this street.
00:50:15 #574 Forgive it.
00:50:44 #575 I'm afraid he's from midnight to well.
00:50:46 #576 One o'clock.
00:50:48 #577 You've worked out a miracle.
00:50:49 #578 I'm afraid we'll miss the end of Tony's recital tonight if you don't.
00:50:52 #579 Tony'll just have to cut out one or two on cause that's all.
00:50:56 #580 Oh by the way, you won't mind if I'm not the concert until later?
00:51:00 #581 But why?
00:51:02 #582 A lot of things to clean up.
00:51:04 #583 I want to be all in the clear.
00:51:06 #584 No loose ends to slap us in the face
00:51:09 #585 once we get aboard that boat tonight.
00:51:11 #586 Yes, Mel.
00:51:12 #587 But when do you think we'll get to the concert?
00:51:14 #588 Oh I mean I won't be there until later.
00:51:16 #589 You'll be there when it begins of course.
00:51:18 #590 When does he get Tony to take you with him?
00:51:20 #591 Oh, I don't think so.
00:51:21 #592 Oh, now, you would want to say goodbye to Tony?
00:51:23 #593 I understand.
00:51:24 #594 I'd rather not, Meryl.
00:51:26 #595 He'll be so nervous.
00:51:27 #596 You'll be just the medicine he needs.
00:51:42 #597 Tony Vaughn, please.
00:52:06 #598 I'll do my best.
00:52:14 #599 Yes, I'll stop for on my way.
00:52:17 #600 Oh, that's fine then.
00:52:19 #601 And I'll see you later.
00:52:21 #602 Just good-bye.
00:52:25 #603 And now then, I have here this home of mine
00:52:31 #604 has about as much privacy as the Statue of Liberty.
00:52:34 #605 Let's have them. These were to be for tonight, but...
00:52:51 #606 They're sweet of you. So beautiful.
00:53:05 #607 The shameless ones spoiled.
00:53:08 #608 I hope they'll match your dress. Excuse me.
00:53:10 #609 I want to see Gus a minute.
00:53:11 #610 All right, pal.
00:53:12 #611 There's no weather on the way.
00:53:26 #612 Just now?
00:53:27 #613 Yeah, in a taxi.
00:53:29 #614 Lucky I was carrying these flowers.
00:53:33 #615 Did he try to get you?
00:53:34 #616 No. He never saw us.
00:53:38 #617 Say, the taxi guy never even knew.
00:53:40 #618 Just kept rolling along.
00:53:42 #619 Didn't he squid?
00:53:44 #620 I wasn't looking.
00:53:45 #621 What do you mean you wasn't looking?
00:53:46 #622 Why, I was driving, wasn't I?
00:53:48 #623 Oh, this guy.
00:53:49 #624 All right, all right.
00:53:50 #625 All right.
00:53:51 #626 You know, it was kind of funny.
00:53:53 #627 The way Bernie slid right down out of his seat.
00:53:55 #628 Cartac, I couldn't you have waited.
00:54:00 #629 Bernie Weber didn't matter anymore.
00:54:10 #630 Well, Chief, you're tol'list, isn't ya?
00:54:11 #631 How was we to know?
00:54:12 #632 I told you to lay off.
00:54:13 #633 Yeah, you told me.
00:54:15 #634 Yes.
00:54:17 #635 Are you sure, Bernie's?
00:54:19 #636 Yeah.
00:54:21 #637 He ain't around no more.
00:54:22 #638 Anyway, it's okay.
00:54:31 #639 We made it clean.
00:54:33 #640 That white squid?
00:54:34 #641 That's right.
00:54:36 #642 Squid was there too.
00:54:38 #643 Sure, Squid was there.
00:54:39 #644 He was driving, but I tell you, I didn't...
00:54:41 #645 Didn't walk!
00:54:42 #646 There wasn't ya?
00:54:50 #647 You tried that alibi?
00:54:52 #648 You was there...
00:54:54 #649 with me.
00:54:55 #650 See?
00:54:56 #651 Yeah, but I was driving.
00:54:58 #652 Why, you're right.
00:55:00 #653 All goodbyes, Sid.
00:55:53 #654 There weren't many.
00:55:55 #655 All out in the clear now, eh?
00:55:58 #656 All up in the clear. Just you and I now.
00:56:05 #657 Good girl.
00:56:06 #658 Hold it. Don't you want to go up and try the piano?
00:56:18 #659 All right. I'll call you when it's time.
00:56:20 #660 Do that, will you? Go into the boat.
00:56:35 #661 About eleven o'clock, I guess.
00:56:39 #662 Let me see. Your design.
00:56:49 #663 No, Mel.
00:56:50 #664 Tony, you're not even...
00:56:51 #665 Oh, don't. Don't leave me. Don't.
00:57:01 #666 I'm sorry.
00:57:03 #667 I didn't think.
00:57:05 #668 I just couldn't help myself.
00:57:11 #669 I'll never bother you again.
00:57:16 #670 Darling.
00:57:18 #671 You love me and you would have let me go away
00:57:31 #672 Loving you. What have I to do?
00:57:36 #673 What have you
00:57:38 #674 To give me but now what about him?
00:57:48 #675 What about her?
00:57:50 #676 This will hurt him
00:57:53 #677 You don't know now
00:57:55 #678 This will hurt him desperately. I
00:57:59 #679 Just can't tell him
00:58:01 #680 But you can't go now
00:58:04 #681 I'll tell you no I'll tell you Tony time to go out for a Tony come back to me to
00:58:30 #682 me play I said three four three four report and OK OK now I've seen no five
00:58:59 #683 year old kids and there ain't no nurse with them now when Bernie Weber Bernie
00:59:09 #684 a webber yeah OK sure all right yeah I'll
00:59:50 #685 a coming bad somebody going away and she country no
01:00:00 #686 the Europe oh yeah Friday night both night
01:00:05 #687 a night gone gone it seems like everybody's gone away
01:00:09 #688 There's a team going to Europe, Bernie Weber going to...
01:00:14 #689 Try to find them getting bumped off.
01:00:16 #690 Oh, Bernie Weber?
01:00:17 #691 Yeah, Saturday afternoon.
01:00:18 #692 Well, what do you know?
01:00:22 #693 That's the word, Squid.
01:00:25 #694 What do you know?
01:00:29 #695 Hey, Squid, how's your memory tonight?
01:00:32 #696 I'll lay off of that.
01:00:34 #697 You don't think I know anything about that, do you?
01:00:37 #698 You know, I told you that sometime I was going to ask you a question
01:00:40 #699 about something that I want to know. This is the time I don't know anything about
01:00:45 #700 this thing my happy I'm just I don't all right. If that's the way you feel about it
01:00:53 #701 all right. I'm telling you if you know anything about this Weber killing and
01:01:04 #702 King gets on that boat tonight and gets away. There's a big chair up the river
01:01:11 #703 that hasn't had anybody sitting in it for a month you got me wrong I don't
01:01:16 #704 know anything about that to help me. The long. The. And.
01:01:26 #705 church something I must have just say that we get aboard the boat.
01:03:17 #706 To let Captain ties us both quite to the name of King is now like see you for
01:03:25 #707 an act of him happy in mind you know on that webber killer.