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00:01:23 #1 What is it, Mr. Conning?
00:01:25 #2 This is my first trial, Mr. Demarest.
00:01:27 #3 Well, I've lost one or two myself.
00:01:29 #4 It's nothing to worry about.
00:01:33 #5 This particular case was a lot to worry about.
00:01:35 #6 I hope you don't get too many pretty clients
00:01:37 #7 in your career, my boy.
00:01:39 #8 It apparently goes to your head.
00:01:42 #9 No, it goes to my conscience.
00:01:48 #10 Major, how are you?
00:01:50 #11 The judge sent for me. I wonder what he wants.
00:01:52 #12 Here you are.
00:01:53 #13 This honorable court is now in session.
00:01:55 #14 Judge Lawler presiding.
00:01:56 #15 All of you who have business drawn there
00:01:57 #16 Give attention to these should be heard.
00:01:59 #17 Call the Turner girl.
00:02:04 #18 Mary Turner for her sentence!
00:02:06 #19 Mary Turner, you have been found guilty of grand larceny
00:02:29 #20 in the second degree.
00:02:31 #21 Have you anything to say or any legal cause to show?
00:02:36 #22 Why judgment should not be pronounced?
00:02:43 #23 Yes.
00:02:44 #24 I got something to say.
00:02:46 #25 I...
00:02:47 #26 Please wait, Mr. Gilday.
00:02:50 #27 What for, Your Honor?
00:02:53 #28 Is that Mr. Gilda? Why does he want me to go to jail?
00:02:58 #29 Why? I've got nothing to do with it. Why does she want us to you?
00:03:02 #30 I didn't, I tell you. I didn't. I didn't.
00:03:04 #31 God, I don't know. I've got to get this lump out of my throat.
00:03:13 #32 Gilda, if I were to swear to the ever-loving God,
00:03:17 #33 and I swear to you now again, I never stole,
00:03:20 #34 and you can believe me because I've never lost.
00:03:22 #35 This isn't getting us anywhere.
00:03:23 #36 All there were times when I was tempted.
00:03:25 #37 You get our dear standing on your feet nine hours a day.
00:03:28 #38 Everybody's door mat.
00:03:30 #39 Hungry most of the time and at the end of the week, $16 to keep straight home.
00:03:34 #40 Now I must protest your honor.
00:03:37 #41 It's not Mr. Gilder who's on trial here.
00:03:39 #42 Oh yes he is.
00:03:40 #43 Oh we've heard this sob story for the past two weeks. Yes it is a truth I said.
00:03:42 #44 It's a very pretty act.
00:03:44 #45 But it doesn't quite explain why some of the stuff was found in her locker
00:03:47 #46 and the rest of it in her bag.
00:03:48 #47 I've told you a thousand times somebody must have put the... Oh really?
00:03:52 #48 Jory have decided who that somebody was.
00:03:53 #49 They're not fair.
00:03:54 #50 She's had a fair trial. This girl is guilty.
00:03:57 #51 I am not guilty.
00:03:58 #52 May I remind you, I know you have no alternative except to pass sentence.
00:04:01 #53 I, uh, I had hoped, Mr. Gildare, that your recommendation might enable me to temper justice with mercy.
00:04:10 #54 You, uh, won't intervene?
00:04:13 #55 I might just as well go on a business.
00:04:15 #56 Don't the five years at work point mean anything to me?
00:04:17 #57 And how much did she get away with in those five years?
00:04:19 #58 Why?
00:04:20 #59 Please, Mr. Gildare, silence.
00:04:25 #60 Mary Tanner, you have been found guilty of the crime of grand larceny in the second degree.
00:04:32 #61 And for the felony as a foresaid, I order that you be imprisoned in the state prison for women for a term.
00:04:41 #62 The minimum of which shall not be less than three years, and the maximum of which shall not be more than five years.
00:04:50 #63 I'm sorry, I hope it'll be a lesson to the others.
00:04:58 #64 Are you saying that?
00:05:00 #65 You will get half million to churches and not a thousand women go to hell on starvation wages?
00:05:05 #66 Why, you smug gibberish, you white-
00:05:07 #67 How dare you?
00:05:08 #68 How dare I? You've done all the harm you can to me.
00:05:11 #69 I went without any happiness I might have known all the time I worked for you just to stay straight.
00:05:15 #70 And for what? To be sent to prison for three years for something I did not do?
00:05:19 #71 Oh, I dare wrong, right?
00:05:21 #72 He can take me now, but three years isn't forever.
00:05:24 #73 When I get out of here, you're gonna pay me for every minute of this.
00:05:27 #74 There won't be a day or an hour that I won't remember that it was you who sent me to Fizzle,
00:05:31 #75 and you're gonna pay for that.
00:05:33 #76 You're gonna pay me for everything I'm losing in life.
00:05:36 #77 Wait and see. Wait and see.
00:05:38 #78 All right, host Phil.
00:05:49 #79 Come on, come on. This ain't no beauty contest.
00:05:54 #80 Put a head up, Merch.
00:05:56 #81 I won't do no right.
00:05:58 #82 Yeah? Well, this joint is full of dames like you that we just say we got no right.
00:06:03 #83 But they're here, aren't they?
00:06:05 #84 That's right, Merck. Side views.
00:06:07 #85 All right, girls, just rope.
00:06:49 #86 Hey, set this rope!
00:06:54 #87 All of you think we're doing!
00:06:56 #88 I mean this, girl!
00:07:20 #89 Don't fret, honey.
00:07:21 #90 It all goes down the drain.
00:07:23 #91 You smell the terrible stuff they cook in their tanks.
00:07:31 #92 Do you ever think of those big steaks six inches thick with the mushrooms all over them?
00:07:37 #93 They use the dish up at the after?
00:07:39 #94 No.
00:07:40 #95 I never eat that.
00:07:42 #96 Many places have that.
00:07:43 #97 More than 60.
00:07:45 #98 Well, believe me, when I get out, you and me is going to have a real celebration.
00:07:51 #99 Everything from caviar to shame to pain.
00:07:58 #100 What on?
00:07:59 #101 Five books they hand you when you get out of here?
00:08:02 #102 I told you where you can get all the dough you want from Joe Garcin.
00:08:06 #103 We'll talk about this when we get out.
00:08:09 #104 No, ain't it?
00:08:11 #105 Yeah.
00:08:13 #106 Next month.
00:08:14 #107 And then you'll join Aggie and the Seathub World.
00:08:26 #108 They lay off that stuff.
00:08:27 #109 Yeah?
00:08:29 #110 I can hear you.
00:08:31 #111 I think I can't it just fed the animals and it's a bit noisy around here
00:08:38 #112 Say the age of this ambitious old gentleman
00:08:45 #113 76 almost a century plant you want a new fur coat your highest off teeth until you get it
00:08:54 #114 Yeah, huh?
00:08:56 #115 Yeah, I'll meet you at the Everglades at two o'clock.
00:09:00 #116 No, I don't eat lunch.
00:09:02 #117 Hey, Aggie, you could turn on a couple of dinners, too.
00:09:05 #118 Say, Joe, sit up straight. We're passing through a town.
00:09:08 #119 No, no, I was talking to Joe Garson.
00:09:11 #120 Yeah, he's here.
00:09:13 #121 No, we're just sitting around gasping.
00:09:15 #122 No, 99. Yeah, see you, too.
00:09:20 #123 Hey, when I'm trying to start my little business on last phone,
00:09:23 #124 is on that phone I wish you month and learn a few manners. And me three years in
00:09:29 #125 the same cell with the college professor. A bunch of books got a lot of nerve
00:09:36 #126 calling on a lady and then patterned. Yeah right how'd you ever get a lady's
00:09:40 #127 house in the first place. The window was open we couldn't resist.
00:09:49 #128 No but listen keep up the chatter and I'll pick out the bedroom door.
00:09:52 #129 There, here McGraw's got a new third bracelet.
00:09:54 #130 Oh, yeah?
00:09:55 #131 Yeah, his name is Burns.
00:09:56 #132 He comes from the South Atlantic.
00:09:57 #133 Mary!
00:09:58 #134 Hello, I get it.
00:10:02 #135 Why wasn't keeping yourself?
00:10:03 #136 Come on in.
00:10:04 #137 Did you get any breaks yet?
00:10:05 #138 Yeah.
00:10:06 #139 I got kicked out of my room.
00:10:07 #140 That's a break.
00:10:08 #141 That's a bit as bad as all that.
00:10:09 #142 So you ain't been hungry, have you?
00:10:10 #143 Oh, eating is just a habit, I guess.
00:10:11 #144 She is nice and soft.
00:10:12 #145 All of it.
00:10:13 #146 And I'm not going to be hungry.
00:10:14 #147 I'm going to be hungry.
00:10:22 #148 She is nice and so.
00:10:25 #149 All of it.
00:10:28 #150 I think.
00:10:33 #151 Could you.
00:10:34 #152 Could you lend me a little money.
00:10:37 #153 I'd be married a little bit of chicken feet I have when the
00:10:41 #154 you're done that it goes.
00:10:47 #155 I don't know.
00:10:50 #156 And listen Mary Joe Garson's in there and he just made a great
00:10:53 #157 cleanup you know he'd be crazy about you come on up but I got I couldn't do that.
00:10:59 #158 I can't.
00:11:01 #159 Listen, Mary, you've got to get some sense.
00:11:03 #160 In this world, you don't get anything for nothing.
00:11:06 #161 Now come on.
00:11:08 #162 Hey, gang!
00:11:09 #163 I want you to meet Mary Turner.
00:11:13 #164 Hello!
00:11:14 #165 Here we are, baby.
00:11:23 #166 Not bad, eh?
00:11:28 #167 Nice. Comfy.
00:11:30 #168 Like a little shot of booze, I got something I can swear to.
00:11:43 #169 No, thank you.
00:11:44 #170 I'm not much given to drinking anything.
00:11:46 #171 It's a good idea.
00:11:47 #172 A mallet guzzles is a mallet gab.
00:11:50 #173 I can't have nothing but deaf and dumb girls around me.
00:11:55 #174 You look good to me.
00:11:57 #175 So what? That makes it better, doesn't it?
00:12:01 #176 Why don't I look to you?
00:12:04 #177 Well, I'm here, aren't I?
00:12:07 #178 And don't I know it? You know, you burned me up.
00:12:16 #179 I guess you've known lots of girls, haven't you?
00:12:19 #180 Oh, you know, coming and going.
00:12:21 #181 But I'm crazy to get one I can hang on to.
00:12:23 #182 And I think you're it. What do you think of that baby?
00:12:39 #183 Find out a practice ain't you been up the river so long?
00:12:43 #184 Yes, I guess that's it. You like me all right, don't you?
00:12:48 #185 Sure, I do. I'm here. I'm gonna stay here. Wait a minute
00:12:54 #186 Something wrong here
00:12:57 #187 So you saw her because I told you about the mother dames
00:12:59 #188 I know I'm going to be crazy about you.
00:13:02 #189 Add a girl.
00:13:04 #190 Go on, get out of here.
00:13:27 #191 Get out of here?
00:13:29 #192 That's what I said. Get out of here.
00:13:35 #193 Why, Joe? Why?
00:13:37 #194 Time-wise.
00:13:39 #195 You're an irregular. You're only a volunteer.
00:13:42 #196 I just got you.
00:13:45 #197 But I... well, I don't know what you mean.
00:13:49 #198 Well, I don't know what you mean.
00:13:51 #199 You ain't never...
00:13:53 #200 You know what I mean.
00:13:55 #201 That's right, ain't it?
00:13:59 #202 Well, yes.
00:14:01 #203 I thought I had you, Peg.
00:14:03 #204 Here. Do like I say.
00:14:05 #205 Get up.
00:14:14 #206 What are you gonna do now?
00:14:16 #207 I'm going about as far as I could the other way.
00:14:18 #208 Hey, wait a minute.
00:14:24 #209 I ain't never worked with a dame before.
00:14:27 #210 We got a job on now.
00:14:32 #211 Say, we get a great racket.
00:14:34 #212 Yeah? Who's we?
00:14:39 #213 Me and Red. You met him tonight.
00:14:41 #214 Oh, yes.
00:14:42 #215 Great guy. I've known him ever since we've done time together in Denny Mora.
00:14:46 #216 The great racket? And who dreamed of Denny Mora?
00:14:50 #217 Well, that wasn't wise then.
00:14:53 #218 And now?
00:14:54 #219 Wise is a tree full of owls, that's me.
00:14:58 #220 Joe, how much time have you served altogether?
00:15:05 #221 served all together. Seven years almost a fifth of your life. Don't you
00:15:17 #222 realize that there must be something wrong with your game if it doesn't work out any
00:15:20 #223 better than that. Well I can't be lucky all the time. I know but why trust
00:15:25 #224 a lot. You know I studied up at that place studied what basket weaving. No
00:15:33 #225 something I thought I could use when I got out.
00:15:36 #226 The law.
00:15:38 #227 That's a laugh.
00:15:40 #228 Not the law you find just in books.
00:15:43 #229 The law of money.
00:15:45 #230 That golden trick of getting rich legally.
00:15:49 #231 And it would help me to collect from a man who stood before a judge
00:15:53 #232 and refused to save a girl from the pen.
00:15:56 #233 What do you think of that, Art?
00:15:58 #234 Listen, Joe.
00:16:00 #235 When Aggie shakes down an old man for a thousand dollars, that's blackmail.
00:16:04 #236 And she goes to the pen.
00:16:06 #237 But if she took that same old man and made him write a few sentimental letters,
00:16:12 #238 and turned him over to a lawyer for legal action, that's heart-bone.
00:16:17 #239 And she gets ten thousand dollars.
00:16:19 #240 Well, you certainly use your head to think with.
00:16:21 #241 Then is it a go?
00:16:23 #242 It's a go.
00:16:25 #243 And now?
00:16:29 #244 Now I'm going to send you home and marry about that other.
00:16:38 #245 Well, maybe someday when you get to know me better.
00:16:42 #246 Gee, oh, white Joe.
00:16:44 #247 Save the flowers for my funeral.
00:16:46 #248 I'll call you a taxi.
00:16:48 #249 Oh, never mind. I'll just walk around and get a little air.
00:16:52 #250 Now, ain't I a dummy?
00:16:54 #251 You ain't got a bean, have you, partner?
00:16:56 #252 Oh, I'm only loaning it to you.
00:17:04 #253 You'll get it back, Joe.
00:17:06 #254 I should worry about that.
00:17:08 #255 Good night.
00:17:14 #256 Joe, I...
00:17:18 #257 I can't tell you what I think of you.
00:17:21 #258 Good night.
00:17:25 #259 Mary, this is General Harrison's attorney.
00:17:39 #260 Uh, Mr...
00:17:41 #261 Irwin.
00:17:42 #262 Ms. Taylor.
00:17:43 #263 How do you do, Mr. Irwin?
00:17:45 #264 How are you today, General?