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00:01:43 #1 call your attention to the tip of her toes with marine pictures.
00:01:51 #2 I wish to call your attention to Manvalcano.
00:01:59 #3 He is in constant training.
00:02:01 #4 A little closer to the platform, please.
00:02:25 #5 A little closer, one and all.
00:02:27 #6 And now, gazed upon Hercules.
00:02:31 #7 Hercules, the mighty, marvelous, mastodonic model
00:02:35 #8 of muscular masculinity.
00:02:37 #9 I have here two steel horseshoes.
00:02:41 #10 Two steel horseshoes.
00:02:42 #11 I will hand one to Hercules, and he will bend it for you.
00:02:45 #12 Now, watch him closely.
00:02:47 #13 It's a fake.
00:02:48 #14 A fake?
00:02:49 #15 Ha-ha.
00:02:50 #16 Suppose you bend it.
00:02:52 #17 Watch Cecil bend it.
00:02:54 #18 Now, do you like it?
00:02:56 #19 Now, folks, before the next witness,
00:02:58 #20 we have an opportunity to purchase my own books
00:03:01 #21 on physical development.
00:03:15 #22 I'm going to give you a copy of the book.
00:03:17 #23 I have an opportunity to purchase my own books on physical development.
00:03:23 #24 Here you are! Here you are, good people!
00:03:26 #25 Gather around this platform. The next demonstration will take place here.
00:03:29 #26 I want now to present Professor Echo,
00:03:32 #27 God's gifted genius, the greatest fan of the age,
00:03:36 #28 the man of a hundred golden voices, Professor Echo.
00:03:41 #29 Thank you, Doctor. Thank you.
00:03:43 #30 Now, folks, if you'll just gather around a little closer now.
00:03:45 #31 Come right in a little closer.
00:03:47 #32 That's it, that's fine, that's fine folks.
00:03:49 #33 Now then if you'll be real quiet, I'll see if I can get the little boy to say something.
00:03:53 #34 Well, how are you today Tommy?
00:03:55 #35 Oh, I'm feeling fine, thank you.
00:03:57 #36 Well that's fine. Now what are you going to sing for the folks today?
00:04:00 #37 She was a butterfly's daughter.
00:04:03 #38 Oh, you're going to think she was a butterfly's daughter.
00:04:06 #39 Sweet Rosie, oh greatie.
00:04:22 #40 One of the good old-fashioned songs, huh?
00:04:24 #41 Well that's fine, I'm sure the folks would like to hear that.
00:04:26 #42 So all right, let it go Tommy.
00:04:28 #43 Fine Tommy, that's very fine indeed.
00:04:58 #44 And how, ladies and gentlemen?
00:05:00 #45 Hey, what's the matter with you?
00:05:09 #46 Oh, yeah, she means you, buddy.
00:05:14 #47 Yeah?
00:05:15 #48 Say, I could go for a girl like you myself.
00:05:18 #49 Say, don't get fresh with me.
00:05:20 #50 Oh, go on.
00:05:21 #51 Didn't you just say you love Salis?
00:05:22 #52 Hold on, Andy, no, you hold on.
00:05:24 #53 Let us see.
00:05:26 #54 No, I don't.
00:05:26 #55 Get somewhere.
00:05:27 #56 Don't get to her.
00:05:31 #57 That's OK.
00:05:32 #58 Pretty good, ain't it?
00:05:33 #59 Yeah, I'll see you, big boy.
00:05:35 #60 That's about enough for you, Tommy.
00:05:41 #61 Well, that ought to be enough for the salad.
00:05:46 #62 is the life. Just a little laugh, a little tear.
00:05:50 #63 Now you're going to make your friends laugh when you're so much the better.
00:05:53 #64 And here folks, here's the secret of it all.
00:05:55 #65 A lifetime of merry-wheezes all for the price of ten cents,
00:05:59 #66 and I'm a tenth part of a dollar.
00:06:01 #67 Come on folks, ten cents, think of it.
00:06:03 #68 For ten cents it can become the life of the party.
00:06:06 #69 Here you are, thank you. Now anyone else?
00:06:08 #70 Oh, thank you my friend. Don't forget to read it from cover to cover.
00:06:11 #71 All for ten cents. There you are folks.
00:06:14 #72 Thank you, ladies. Thank you.
00:06:17 #73 Anyone else now? Anyone else pretend they're false?
00:06:20 #74 Think of it.
00:06:21 #75 You, mulleted.
00:06:43 #76 Lay off that muckaminer or else cut you into the sodas.
00:06:46 #77 Not in front of the boobs!
00:06:48 #78 Never mind the boobs.
00:06:50 #79 You're gonna do that once too often
00:06:51 #80 and he'll tear you to pieces.
00:06:53 #81 Uh, you mean I'll tear him to pieces?
00:06:55 #82 Yeah, you and the Swiss Navy, you dumb clerk.
00:06:59 #83 Two tickers and a leather.
00:07:10 #84 Six bucks.
00:07:15 #85 Never mind. I'll do the counting.
00:07:17 #86 Rosie, tonight I'm going to give you a treat.
00:07:30 #87 I'm going to get you a nice steak.
00:07:32 #88 I mean a real steak. Mushrooms and everything.
00:07:36 #89 Mushrooms?
00:07:37 #90 Sure.
00:07:40 #91 You're such a square guy, Echo.
00:07:43 #92 Yeah?
00:07:48 #93 I couldn't hold out on you.
00:07:55 #94 I'm glad you don't, Rosie.
00:07:57 #95 You know, money you get that way will never do you no good.
00:08:03 #96 Your next shot, eh?
00:08:04 #97 Come on now, skin your teeth and can that grouch.
00:08:06 #98 You've got a lot of nice people coming in here today.
00:08:08 #99 Oh, they're not yet.
00:08:09 #100 The more brains in my little friends,
00:08:11 #101 all in bones put together.
00:08:13 #102 I wouldn't be one of them if I could.
00:08:16 #103 Like a poison or...
00:08:17 #104 All right, cold blood, all right.
00:08:19 #105 You have some money, brain, stand up and do your stuff.
00:08:22 #106 And perhaps they'll smile.
00:08:23 #107 What do you think you're getting paid for?
00:08:25 #108 Oh, not.
00:08:26 #109 Ladies and gentlemen, gather round this platform.
00:08:29 #110 And right this way, please.
00:08:30 #111 This way, the next demonstration.
00:08:32 #112 Introducing Tweedle D,
00:08:34 #113 the smallest adult human creature.
00:08:36 #114 20 pounds, 20 inches, 20 years, the 20th century curiosity.
00:08:42 #115 Oh, very curiosity.
00:08:43 #116 Cut that out.
00:08:45 #117 20 pounds, mostly brains.
00:08:48 #118 The delatest daddy.
00:08:50 #119 You pour him the gel, please press the thing of your face.
00:08:54 #120 You catch cold.
00:08:55 #121 Shut up, ma'am.
00:08:56 #122 Stay listen.
00:08:57 #123 Mouse, mouse, that's good. That's good.
00:08:59 #124 He's been called everything in the world. Get out of here.
00:09:27 #125 Come on.
00:09:31 #126 Get out of here.
00:10:25 #127 You come in with me on this, and I'll make you rich.
00:10:27 #128 Plenty of rage.
00:10:29 #129 I see my plan is so simple, so ridiculous,
00:10:32 #130 that it scares you.
00:10:34 #131 Well, I don't know. Are you sure?
00:10:37 #132 Sure. From the night on we disappear.
00:10:40 #133 They'll look for the midget, but there won't be no midget.
00:10:43 #134 They'll find the fingerprints of the echo.
00:10:45 #135 There'll be no echo.
00:10:48 #136 It sounds kind of creepy.
00:10:50 #137 I like it. It's unholy.
00:10:56 #138 The unholy three.
00:10:59 #139 Understand, from tonight on we fade out.
00:11:03 #140 There'll be no heck-a-leaves, no tweed-a-dee, no echo.
00:11:08 #141 We just fade out.
00:11:11 #142 How'd you like a canary for Christmas?
00:11:33 #143 Good morning, Rosie.
00:11:34 #144 Oh!
00:11:35 #145 It's cold out.
00:11:36 #146 Now say it's cold. My hand's a-frozen.
00:11:38 #147 You shouldn't mind your hand.
00:11:40 #148 You ought to see your red cheeks.
00:11:43 #149 Now heck-a-le.
00:11:45 #150 Sell any parrots for Grandma this morning?
00:11:47 #151 Well, no, no parents. I sold a canary bird, though.
00:11:49 #152 And there's another lady that's going to think over a maltese cat.
00:11:52 #153 Think over a maltese cat?
00:11:55 #154 Well, that's better than thinking under an elephant.
00:11:58 #155 Yeah, what?
00:12:01 #156 Don't let her tease you, Hector.
00:12:03 #157 Good morning, Rosie.
00:12:05 #158 Hello, Grandma.
00:12:08 #159 She only teases you because she likes you, Hector.
00:12:12 #160 Yeah, only because I'm kind, old, dumb animal.
00:12:16 #161 Says, what have you put over on it, Mr. Hector?
00:12:18 #162 Come on, Anna. I'm a shit-hole tonight.
00:12:20 #163 She'll come.
00:12:22 #164 Come, come, Grandma. There you are.
00:12:39 #165 There you are.
00:12:41 #166 Don't cry.
00:12:43 #167 Your grandma was a nice old lady.
00:12:45 #168 Yeah.
00:12:47 #169 You know, you're a whole lot like her.
00:12:48 #170 Oh, no, I'm not.
00:12:51 #171 Well, of course you know her better than I do.
00:12:53 #172 Hold out, isn't it?
00:12:59 #173 A place in a joint like this.
00:13:03 #174 How'd you happen to take this job anyway?
00:13:05 #175 Well, you know, that first day I was in town,
00:13:07 #176 I was passing by and I saw the sign,
00:13:09 #177 and you were standing there by the window.
00:13:11 #178 Remember will you take it from me? There's no future in nursing monkeys or manicure in Paris. Oh
00:13:17 #179 Well say I'm going to night school too. You know I'm studying to be an architect
00:13:21 #180 Well, you better stick to your blueprint so the first thing you know you'll be drawing animal crackers
00:13:26 #181 Well, I have to work someplace and I hate to leave here because the
00:13:31 #182 Well on the count of the birds and things
00:13:34 #183 You take a tip from me and blow
00:13:38 #184 Why?
00:13:40 #185 Do you want me to leave here?
00:13:43 #186 Just for your own good.
00:13:44 #187 Because I think you're a nice kid. That's why.
00:13:48 #188 Do you?
00:13:49 #189 Oh, say,
00:13:51 #190 that's nothing to what I think of you.
00:13:53 #191 I wonder.
00:13:57 #192 Say, Hector, just what do you think of me?
00:13:59 #193 Oh, I...
00:14:02 #194 I couldn't tell you in front of all these parrots.
00:14:05 #195 You're a good old goose.
00:14:07 #196 But if you don't stop getting so smart,
00:14:09 #197 I won't be able to rouse you anymore.
00:14:11 #198 Oh, Rosie, but will you come here please?
00:14:15 #199 Come right in, Rosie.
00:14:27 #200 What's the big idea?
00:14:39 #201 What's eating you now?
00:14:41 #202 You're making a play for that guy.
00:14:48 #203 Don't be silly. I like him because he hands me a laugh.
00:14:51 #204 Yeah? Well, you keep on on our hand, you'll laugh. You get that?
00:14:54 #205 I'll lay off for that guy.
00:14:56 #206 Or how would you like a suck in the nose?
00:14:59 #207 Oh, cut it out. Nobody's gonna beat me up.
00:15:01 #208 Oh, why do you always do it?
00:15:06 #209 When you know it funds me up. Why?
00:15:08 #210 Why?
00:15:09 #211 I can't see you, y'all.
00:15:14 #212 One minute, Jack, is if you own me and I was a hunk of dirt,
00:15:17 #213 and then then you pull something that makes me think
00:15:19 #214 you're almost like me.
00:15:22 #215 Now she's getting around you.
00:15:25 #216 Stay listen.
00:15:26 #217 She kicked that boo-wop to who we are.
00:15:28 #218 I'll raise the millies on your chin.
00:15:38 #219 You'll pick to hand you.
00:15:40 #220 That's enough out of you.
00:15:48 #221 What are you doing to the beach?
00:15:50 #222 I'm going to get my schoolgirl complexion,
00:15:51 #223 but not in the same place.
00:15:53 #224 Yeah, how would you like to hand me stock you one,
00:15:55 #225 Just for luck.
00:15:57 #226 You think it would be lucky?
00:15:59 #227 Go ahead, I'm having it.
00:16:01 #228 Yeah, go ahead.
00:16:02 #229 I'll head you, yeah.
00:16:05 #230 Fight among yourselves and see how long this racket lasts.
00:16:09 #231 She's right.
00:16:10 #232 Now cut it out.
00:16:11 #233 Well, who started it?
00:16:13 #234 Ah, shut up.
00:16:16 #235 It's probably you guys who's your girlfriend.
00:16:19 #236 These birds talk.
00:16:29 #237 Well, I'll call Mrs. O'Grady.
00:16:30 #238 She can make him speak.
00:16:33 #239 From now on, you guys are going to do as I tell you.
00:16:35 #240 Understand?
00:16:36 #241 And as for you, don't forget what I told you about that guy in there.
00:16:39 #242 If you don't, I'm Mrs. O'Grady.
00:16:54 #243 There's a lady out here who wants to buy a pair of them,
00:17:00 #244 and I can't make them talk.
00:17:02 #245 I look into it.
00:17:10 #246 You love babies, don't you?
00:17:12 #247 Yeah.
00:17:14 #248 Well?
00:17:17 #249 Yeah, you and that guy.
00:17:19 #250 Oh.
00:17:21 #251 Say, listen.
00:17:25 #252 Tritipale.
00:17:29 #253 Oh, I'll have you too. Good morning.
00:17:31 #254 And now, I'll have some ice cream for you.
00:17:33 #255 Well, I should like to purchase a bird, but none of these feet.
00:17:36 #256 He said, oh, I certainly make feet.
00:17:45 #257 You see, this is the... this name is Admiral Sully.
00:17:47 #258 We just got him from a shoe factory.
00:17:50 #259 Well, I wouldn't want such a rough-speaking bird to...
00:17:54 #260 Mine is a Christian home.
00:17:56 #261 Oh, yes, of course, of course.
00:18:04 #262 Now, you see, this bird is much more refined.
00:18:07 #263 Yes.
00:18:12 #264 But isn't that a biblical quotation?
00:18:14 #265 Oh, yes. You see, this bed used to belong to any sample of spices.
00:18:19 #266 Rosie.
00:18:22 #267 What?
00:18:23 #268 Well, I was just going to say, it's wonderful the way your grandma can make those birds talk.
00:18:28 #269 Hector, she could make coolage talk.
00:18:32 #270 That's $30.
00:18:37 #271 He has quite a sense of humor, I have to tell you.
00:18:51 #272 And now my son-in-law will take the bed and he will tell him where you live.
00:18:55 #273 It won't be necessary. My car is just outside.
00:18:58 #274 Mrs. O'Grady, we know that house where we delivered the parrot yesterday.
00:19:21 #275 He was robbed last night.
00:19:23 #276 Isn't that just too bad?
00:19:27 #277 What a shame.
00:19:30 #278 Yes, it is a shame to think such lovely people should be molested.
00:19:34 #279 What's the matter?
00:19:35 #280 My hermit, one of our very best customers was robbed last night.
00:19:39 #281 She was such a nice lady, too.
00:19:42 #282 Lost four valuable rings.
00:19:44 #283 Three. I saw it set in my paper.
00:19:47 #284 No.
00:19:49 #285 Oh, four, I think.
00:19:59 #286 Yes, four rings.
00:20:02 #287 A platinum wristwatch, a bracelet. Yes.
00:20:05 #288 And over $200 in cash.
00:20:07 #289 Why you?
00:20:08 #290 Here's your cost, sir.
00:20:17 #291 Thank you, Hector.
00:20:21 #292 One throat, that's good.
00:20:24 #293 Yes, it does.
00:20:26 #294 Hector, I wish you'd run down to the corner
00:20:28 #295 and get the afternoon paper.
00:20:29 #296 I want to see what is there.
00:20:31 #297 All right, Mr. O'Grady.
00:20:34 #298 You go out with him, Rosie.
00:20:35 #299 But Grandma, oh, it's all right.
00:20:38 #300 I'm wrong.
00:20:59 #301 So you're holding out on me, are you a dirty rat?
00:21:02 #302 No, wait a minute.
00:21:04 #303 There was an inside pocket in his wallet.
00:21:06 #304 I found out just while ago.
00:21:08 #305 I had a chance to tell you.
00:21:10 #306 Oh, you ain't?
00:21:11 #307 No, but I showed it to the Mitch. Didn't I treat it?
00:21:15 #308 Oh, so you're in on it too, are you?
00:21:17 #309 Oh, you didn't mean no woman. He was going to tell you.
00:21:21 #310 Well, how about that X-ray ring?
00:21:22 #311 There was a mistake. There was but only three.
00:21:25 #312 Yeah, well, don't you make any more of that mistakes.
00:21:28 #313 Do you mean you call me a liar?
00:21:29 #314 Well, what do you take?
00:21:31 #315 Somebody might slap you down for talking like that, Echo.
00:21:33 #316 Yeah, well, it won't be you.
00:21:35 #317 Now, let me tell you something.
00:21:37 #318 Anytime you guys think you're smart enough to operate alone,
00:21:39 #319 you go to it.
00:21:40 #320 But you ain't. And you know it.
00:21:42 #321 Now, if you want me to string along with you,
00:21:44 #322 you gotta shoot on the square because you ain't got brain
00:21:46 #323 enough to double-cross me and get away with it.
00:21:49 #324 And that goes for you, too.
00:21:51 #325 Now, if you try anything like this again,
00:21:53 #326 I'll do the slapping down. Do you understand?
00:21:55 #327 Yeah, you and who else? Me and who else?
00:21:58 #328 That's who else.
00:22:02 #329 You gotta wait for him to...
00:22:04 #330 What are you doing?
00:22:12 #331 Don't let him out. Don't let him out.
00:22:14 #332 Well, why not?
00:22:15 #333 Oh, as Braddy liked you very well, Herman.
00:22:40 #334 No, I don't believe he does.
00:22:42 #335 I'll answer it.
00:22:48 #336 Mrs. O'Grady's Bergstor.
00:22:50 #337 Oh, yes, Mr. Arlington.
00:22:53 #338 Oh, well, just a minute.
00:22:56 #339 Mrs. O'Grady, here's another one of those parents
00:22:58 #340 It's a nice, it won't talk, isn't it, funny?
00:23:00 #341 It's very well, I'll ask of it.
00:23:03 #342 Here you are.
00:23:07 #343 Oh, Mr. Arlington.
00:23:10 #344 Oh, that's too bad.
00:23:12 #345 Well, I'll be right over.
00:23:13 #346 Perhaps the bird has psidicosis.
00:23:16 #347 No, no, no, not halitosis.
00:23:18 #348 Have a disease.
00:23:20 #349 Yes, good bye.
00:23:32 #350 Perfectly matched rubies, Mr. Arlington, as I told you.
00:23:35 #351 They're simply splendid.
00:23:37 #352 Beauties, aren't they?
00:23:38 #353 A lady from the bird's store, Mr. Arlington.
00:23:40 #354 Oh, very well. I'll see her.
00:23:50 #355 I hope you don't mind my bringing my grandchild.
00:23:52 #356 Certainly not.
00:23:53 #357 Why, well, if I'm child, she is.
00:23:55 #358 Oh, he.
00:23:56 #359 I wonder.
00:23:57 #360 I wonder if I could leave him here.
00:24:01 #361 You see, he might cry if he saw the, uh...
00:24:04 #362 the B-I-R-D.
00:24:05 #363 What?
00:24:06 #364 Of course.
00:24:07 #365 Come this way.
00:24:08 #366 I've been trying for days, and I cannot make him speak.
00:24:10 #367 Step back a little.
00:24:11 #368 Perhaps you're frightening the bird.
00:24:18 #369 Come, Polly.
00:24:19 #370 Well, I declare that I'm going to be a good boy.
00:24:22 #371 I'm going to be a good boy.
00:24:24 #372 Come, Polly.
00:24:25 #373 Well, I declare.
00:24:29 #374 Pilly Polly.
00:24:30 #375 Oh, you must speak gently to them.
00:24:32 #376 Polly Polly.
00:24:33 #377 Pee Polly.
00:24:39 #378 Polly Polly.
00:24:42 #379 Pee Polly.
00:24:43 #380 Gimme B.
00:24:57 #381 You like them?
00:25:01 #382 I don't blame you.
00:25:02 #383 Nice B. B.
00:25:04 #384 Baby, wanna see pretty Bs?
00:25:05 #385 Look, look, look.
00:25:06 #386 Nice Bs.
00:25:07 #387 No, no, no.
00:25:08 #388 Baby, no, no.
00:25:09 #389 Must be such, baby.
00:25:10 #390 There, there, there.
00:25:11 #391 Shh, shh.
00:25:12 #392 Baby, no.
00:25:13 #393 Give me back.
00:25:14 #394 Give me that... Don't touch... Don't you care them, baby!
00:25:18 #395 Oh!
00:25:19 #396 Polly, Polly, Polly, Polly, Polly, Polly!
00:25:21 #397 Polly, put the baby!
00:25:22 #398 Cry!
00:25:23 #399 Sounds like he wants something.
00:25:25 #400 I want something!
00:25:26 #401 Come on, make it!
00:25:27 #402 Let's go now!
00:25:28 #403 Let go, you'll break them now!
00:25:29 #404 What is it? What is it?
00:25:31 #405 He has the rubies and he won't let go!
00:25:33 #406 I'll get them for you!
00:25:34 #407 Oh, please, don't try! Now, come! Certainly knows good doing!
00:25:36 #408 No, that might be...
00:25:38 #409 Come, give the beans to Vanny!
00:25:40 #410 No, my beans!
00:25:41 #411 Now, come, come, come!
00:25:42 #412 I'll give you mine. Come, Willie, come take Granny's nice red bead.
00:25:51 #413 She's broke, then.
00:25:56 #414 Oh, yes, of course he has. Now, Willie, give me those.
00:25:59 #415 See them on you. Now, come on, put that out.
00:26:01 #416 Put that. Great. Why, that little rascal tried to swallow them.
00:26:07 #417 Please, let me see it.
00:26:08 #418 I do hope he hasn't damaged them seriously.
00:26:10 #419 Well, that's all right. You can fix it.
00:26:12 #420 I suppose I can.
00:26:14 #421 Oh, Willie, you're such a bad boy. I'm going to take you home.
00:26:17 #422 Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:26:19 #423 Good afternoon, Mr. O'Brennan.
00:26:21 #424 That little rascal that swallowed it, we never would have recovered it.
00:26:24 #425 Oh, I've already recovered it, all right.
00:26:27 #426 Oh, she means that, medic.
00:26:29 #427 Quite a sense of humor.
00:26:34 #428 If I wasn't there, I would have swallowed the whole necklace.
00:26:43 #429 The egg was there. The granny's 9-3-2.
00:26:47 #430 Yes, and the other second year, the granny home works.
00:26:50 #431 I don't know why, but we have one.
00:26:53 #432 Sure we do have one.
00:26:54 #433 But we couldn't go back now and get the rest.
00:26:56 #434 That's right.
00:26:58 #435 That's the trouble with you guys.
00:26:59 #436 You try to think.
00:27:00 #437 Say, it's a lot of fun Christmas shopping, isn't it?
00:27:02 #438 Yeah. Wonderful what you can get in a five and ten.
00:27:05 #439 Oh, I know one young couple that furnished their whole apartment there.
00:27:08 #440 They have two children now.
00:27:10 #441 Well, you can't get them at the five and ten.
00:27:26 #442 I hope I didn't wake your grandma.
00:27:28 #443 I hope not. If you did, our little party's over.
00:27:39 #444 You know, Hector,
00:27:40 #445 I never thought I'd get a kick out of this Christmas bump, but I do.
00:27:45 #446 Oh, it's the greatest thing in the world.
00:27:49 #447 Who is it, please?
00:27:53 #448 It's me and Hector, Grandma.
00:27:57 #449 Well, Rosie, will you come in?
00:28:18 #450 I'll move you an out there.
00:28:19 #451 Listen to this and laugh your head off.
00:28:21 #452 He's out there with a Christmas tree.
00:28:23 #453 For little Willie.
00:28:25 #454 For him?
00:28:27 #455 He's got enough toys to choke a whale.
00:28:29 #456 Oh, don't be so sick.
00:28:31 #457 I wasn't with him.
00:28:33 #458 I made him on the corner, heading for here.
00:28:35 #459 At first I thought he was a tree.
00:28:37 #460 Never mind the funny stuff.
00:28:39 #461 You keep away from him.
00:28:40 #462 What is it, Hector?
00:28:42 #463 May I bring the tree in now?
00:28:44 #464 Oh, um, just a minute.
00:28:56 #465 All right.
00:28:57 #466 You see what they've done?
00:28:58 #467 He's gonna wonder why you can't bring him in here.
00:29:00 #468 Oh, let me go out.
00:29:08 #469 I'll keep him busy till you get there.
00:29:09 #470 No, you bring him in here.
00:29:11 #471 What do you want him here for?
00:29:12 #472 You bring him in here.
00:29:14 #473 What do you want him here for?
00:29:15 #474 I want to keep an eye on him.
00:29:16 #475 Now you wait for me in the kitchen.
00:29:18 #476 You mean you want to keep an eye on the whole thing?
00:29:20 #477 Shut up.
00:29:21 #478 I won't shut up.
00:29:22 #479 It's what's the matter.
00:29:23 #480 He's jealous.
00:29:24 #481 What's your little...
00:29:25 #482 Well, he's right.
00:29:26 #483 We got to be started.
00:29:27 #484 We can't sit around here till we got a cause.
00:29:29 #485 Because you are crazy about this dizzy frail.
00:29:31 #486 Say, you get back in that kitchen.
00:29:33 #487 I don't know whether I will or not.
00:29:36 #488 Oh, you're going to battle with me again, huh?
00:29:38 #489 No, battling at all.
00:29:39 #490 I just been telling you.
00:29:40 #491 I'll just be hanging you back in that kitchen as I tell you to.
00:29:43 #492 All right, all right. You're gonna have to be a sore about it.
00:29:51 #493 Bring the boo-bin with us this Christmas tree, and remember, I'll be in the next room.
00:29:55 #494 But cryin' out wet.
00:29:59 #495 Don't forget.
00:30:08 #496 Was your grandma across?
00:30:09 #497 She wanted to help us. I hope she'll go back to bed.
00:30:17 #498 Oh, so do I.
00:30:18 #499 Say, this is gonna be great, pickin' this thing up.
00:30:22 #500 Sure.
00:30:22 #501 Just the two of us.
00:30:24 #502 Grandma might hear you.
00:30:27 #503 Oh, say, I don't care.
00:30:29 #504 Say, it's a lot of fun to turn it to Christmas tree, isn't it?
00:30:45 #505 Yeah. You know, Hector, I never had a Christmas tree.
00:30:50 #506 You didn't?
00:30:51 #507 Oh, gosh, didn't you ever talk to your little brothers and sisters?
00:30:54 #508 Or, I mean, trim one for them?
00:30:56 #509 I never had any brothers and sisters.
00:30:59 #510 Gee, you must have been lonesome.
00:31:02 #511 Oh, Hector.
00:31:05 #512 Yes, Mrs. O'Grady?
00:31:07 #513 You can go home if you like.
00:31:09 #514 Rosie and I will trim the tree.
00:31:12 #515 Oh, you go to bed, Mrs. O'Grady.
00:31:15 #516 Rosie and I like doing it.
00:31:19 #517 Rosie, you come in here.
00:31:21 #518 All right.
00:31:23 #519 Oh, Rosie, try to get her to go to bed.
00:31:27 #520 I'll try.
00:31:28 #521 Listen, you've got to get rid of that guy.
00:31:37 #522 We're going to do that Arlington job tonight.
00:31:39 #523 Hey, can I even have Christmas to myself?
00:31:42 #524 Christmas Eve is the only time we can do this job.
00:31:44 #525 Then pull it next Christmas Eve.
00:31:46 #526 Hey, don't you think I'm human?
00:31:48 #527 But then you do as I tell you.
00:31:50 #528 You listen to me.
00:31:51 #529 You pull anything you want tonight, but let me alone.
00:32:00 #530 What did you say, Grandma?
00:32:04 #531 Nothing, Rosie.
00:32:05 #532 I think you ought to stay in bed, Grandma.
00:32:19 #533 What's she saying?
00:32:20 #534 Oh, I'm mad at her. She won't go to bed.
00:32:22 #535 Oh, jeez.
00:32:33 #536 Him bossing me mean my strength.
00:32:35 #537 Oh, Becky, you're swearing yourself.
00:32:38 #538 You know you're afraid of him.
00:32:40 #539 Who's afraid of who?
00:32:42 #540 You're the one that should've been the old woman.
00:32:45 #541 Yeah, that kind of a guy.
00:32:47 #542 Is that this girl?
00:32:52 #543 Deep still.
00:32:54 #544 The bigger the animal is, the less afraid it's that.
00:32:58 #545 Well, I forgot that it goes for guts too.
00:33:00 #546 And it's for the afraid of mice.
00:33:03 #547 You're afraid of echo.
00:33:05 #548 Maybe you're afraid of me too.
00:33:07 #549 Let's see.
00:33:08 #550 Boom!
00:33:09 #551 Ah, shut up.
00:33:10 #552 I ain't afraid of nobody.
00:33:11 #553 Well, if you're not afraid of him, let's go.
00:33:14 #554 We'll fully jump ourselves.
00:33:17 #555 Now, wait a minute.
00:33:19 #556 Sure.
00:33:20 #557 Hey, hesitate, consider doing your chores.
00:33:24 #558 I'm discussing you, you big monstrosity, you and your strength.
00:33:38 #559 Say, this is great.
00:33:39 #560 Maybe your grandma won't come out after all, huh?
00:33:41 #561 Well, you know, Hector, oh, Mrs. O'Grady, mind, mind, mind.
00:33:47 #562 Isn't that a beautiful treat?
00:33:49 #563 Well, I'm glad you like it.
00:33:50 #564 Won't you sit down?
00:33:52 #565 Yes, thank you, Hector.
00:33:55 #566 I do like it.
00:33:56 #567 What happened? Don't you think you're going to a great deal of trouble for little Willie?
00:34:01 #568 Well, it isn't only for little Willie.
00:34:03 #569 This is so great. Can you keep a secret?
00:34:09 #570 What's up, don't you think?
00:34:11 #571 I'm going to ask Rosie to marry me.
00:34:14 #572 But I'm not going to give her the ring until tomorrow.
00:34:17 #573 Unless I get up nerve enough to ask her tonight.
00:34:20 #574 Oh, I'd advise you to wait until tomorrow. Would you?
00:34:27 #575 Oh, you're yelling. You'll think snuff when you go with me.
00:34:30 #576 What's that?
00:34:31 #577 I'll take your yellow.
00:34:33 #578 Why, you dirty little rat?
00:34:35 #579 I'll show you.
00:34:36 #580 You're a fancy.
00:34:40 #581 Cut it for you.
00:34:47 #582 You go on any one other night.
00:34:49 #583 I should show you.
00:34:50 #584 You need a boss, Mrs. O'Grady.
00:34:54 #585 Tell us what to do.
00:34:55 #586 I have a better idea.
00:35:03 #587 How could you kill some nice tea?
00:35:05 #588 Fine.
00:35:06 #589 They're china for that tea.
00:35:11 #590 Oh, but don't be.
00:35:37 #591 I told you guys never to carry a gun.
00:35:39 #592 I could live with a gun, didn't I?
00:35:40 #593 Why do you keep hopping on it?
00:35:43 #594 Well, let him hop on it.
00:35:44 #595 I like to think about it.
00:35:46 #596 Oh, spare my life, that Miss Alling.
00:35:54 #597 You bought them when you cut it out. I'm sick of it.
00:35:56 #598 Yes, and you're gonna be a whole lot sicker
00:35:57 #599 if I don't do some fast thinking.
00:35:59 #600 I don't know anything about it.
00:36:00 #601 I want you to go out and leave me alone.
00:36:02 #602 Yes, if I left you alone, you'd fry.
00:36:04 #603 The both of you would fry.
00:36:09 #604 Did anybody outside of your shop know
00:36:11 #605 that the rubies were in the house?
00:36:13 #606 I don't think so, sir.
00:36:15 #607 Did you...
00:36:16 #608 There was an old woman from a birth store
00:36:17 #609 who saw the rubies.
00:36:18 #610 Oh, yeah?
00:36:21 #611 Did you see this old woman?
00:36:23 #612 Well, yes, sir.
00:36:24 #613 I showed her in.
00:36:25 #614 You forget easy, don't you?
00:36:29 #615 You guys are going to listen to me from now on,
00:36:31 #616 or you won't be here to listen to anybody.
00:36:33 #617 Why don't you speak tomorrow night?
00:36:36 #618 Say, can't you realize that if you don't want
00:36:38 #619 a party of this Arlington junk on account of how we've got them,
00:36:42 #620 then me and the mij will split them.
00:36:44 #621 Sure.
00:36:45 #622 You put that stuff back in the safe
00:36:47 #623 and you do it right now.
00:36:48 #624 Yeah?
00:36:49 #625 Yeah, right now.
00:36:52 #626 Well, you don't have to get thought about it.
00:36:54 #627 Go ahead, Lord. Put him back.
00:36:56 #628 Let's shoot on his square.
00:37:03 #629 Oh, good morning, Miss.
00:37:04 #630 I think Miss. O'Grady in.
00:37:05 #631 I think so.
00:37:06 #632 I'd like to speak to her, please.
00:37:07 #633 All right, I'll tell her.
00:37:09 #634 Who is it?
00:37:20 #635 There's a gentleman here to see you, Mrs. O'Grady.
00:37:24 #636 Oh, just a moment.
00:37:25 #637 You'll see you in just a minute.
00:37:29 #638 Ah!
00:38:05 #639 How do you do? How do you do?
00:38:06 #640 Miss. O'Grady? Yes, sir.
00:38:08 #641 I'm from police headquarters.
00:38:10 #642 Oh, happy peppy?
00:38:11 #643 Yes.
00:38:12 #644 Oh, what's your business?
00:38:16 #645 Thank you.
00:38:17 #646 Hello, Kitty. How are you?
00:38:23 #647 Now, I suppose you're going to find something to pick up on you.
00:38:26 #648 No, it's not sick as this time.
00:38:28 #649 I see you've been reading about the murder.
00:38:39 #650 Oh, yes. And isn't it terrible?
00:38:42 #651 You know, Mr. Arlington was one of my very best customers.
00:38:46 #652 You was over at the Arlington home yesterday afternoon, weren't you?
00:38:50 #653 Yes. I sold him a pair of glasses last week.
00:38:56 #654 While you were there, was the man from Cartier's delivering a necklace?
00:39:01 #655 And he was a beautiful necklace.
00:39:06 #656 But the baby wanted to play with him.
00:39:07 #657 We were looking for him.
00:39:09 #658 While you were looking at the rubies, was the butler in the room?
00:39:13 #659 Well, let me see.
00:39:18 #660 Let me see.
00:39:20 #661 Well, really, I can't remember.
00:39:24 #662 The reason I asked is,
00:39:25 #663 sometimes the smallest things give us a clue.
00:39:29 #664 Yes, of course.
00:39:32 #665 I see the tiny glass of men here, all right.
00:39:34 #666 Yes, I do.
00:39:35 #667 Gee, that's a cute gadget, isn't it, huh?
00:39:39 #668 Isn't that a cute thing?
00:39:41 #669 Whoa!
00:39:42 #670 Well done, man.
00:39:44 #671 Gee.
00:39:45 #672 I'll say that's a perfect elephant.
00:39:49 #673 It didn't have anything like that when I was a...
00:39:54 #674 I see one of these cows.
00:40:04 #675 Cows?
00:40:06 #676 You want a son?
00:40:07 #677 Like...
00:40:10 #678 All right, get ready.
00:40:11 #679 You catch it?
00:40:12 #680 All right.
00:40:20 #681 There's something inside of it.
00:40:21 #682 How does this thing open?
00:40:26 #683 Oh, saddle pack and all.
00:40:29 #684 Hey, just a minute, mister.
00:40:33 #685 Give this back to the boy.
00:40:36 #686 Wow.
00:40:38 #687 Oh, you see, my...
00:40:40 #688 something love doesn't like to have the baby teeth.
00:40:42 #689 My candy.
00:40:49 #690 Oh, I see. He wanted his candy.
00:40:52 #691 That's what he wanted.
00:40:59 #692 Really, really.
00:41:03 #693 He makes so much fun.
00:41:05 #694 Would you like to come in the other room?
00:41:07 #695 I'll be running along.
00:41:08 #696 Who delivered that parrot?
00:41:14 #697 Hector.
00:41:15 #698 Hector, who's Hector?
00:41:16 #699 Why, he's my clerk.
00:41:17 #700 Shall I speak to him?
00:41:18 #701 No.
00:41:19 #702 I'll see him on my way out.
00:41:20 #703 Thank you.
00:41:21 #704 Goodbye.
00:41:22 #705 Bye.
00:41:23 #706 Merry Christmas.
00:41:24 #707 Hey, son.
00:41:28 #708 Who delivered that parrot to Arlington?
00:41:31 #709 Gee, I don't know.
00:41:32 #710 I'll have to look that up.
00:41:37 #711 Hey, watch out for that cash register.
00:41:39 #712 Hey, that's funny.
00:41:45 #713 I delivered that parrot myself.
00:41:47 #714 Oh.
00:41:49 #715 You dare day?
00:41:51 #716 Yeah, I guess.
00:41:53 #717 You forget easy, don't you?
00:41:55 #718 Yeah, I guess that's right.
00:41:58 #719 I'll be seeing you later.
00:42:02 #720 Dick's got a line on us. We gotta think fast.
00:42:11 #721 It looks like he's a spectacular.
00:42:13 #722 Let's plan the rubies in this room.
00:42:15 #723 We can do that.
00:42:19 #724 Why not? We might lose the rubies.
00:42:21 #725 We might lose the rubies.
00:42:23 #726 We might go to the chair.
00:42:25 #727 Red beach.
00:42:27 #728 Puttin' a little red beach.
00:42:31 #729 Saying a tiny, tiny, is ridiculous.
00:42:35 #730 No, thanks.
00:42:53 #731 I'll say, this is wonderful.
00:42:54 #732 The coffee?
00:42:56 #733 Oh, no, no, I mean, just being here with you
00:42:58 #734 and having supper and everything.
00:43:00 #735 Well, I guess you've never been away from home on Christmas before.
00:43:04 #736 Oh, well, it isn't only that.
00:43:06 #737 I mean, it would be wonderful to be with you any night.
00:43:08 #738 Every night.
00:43:10 #739 That is, every evening.
00:43:12 #740 Hector, you're getting very bold.
00:43:16 #741 Well, I don't mean to be bold, but, oh, Rosie,
00:43:19 #742 there's no use beating around the bush.
00:43:21 #743 You know how I feel.
00:43:23 #744 I've been saving up my money and hoping that...
00:43:28 #745 Well, here.
00:43:32 #746 Will you take a look at this?
00:43:34 #747 Well, it's your bank book.
00:43:38 #748 Sure.
00:43:39 #749 Hey, you're a funny bird, Hector.
00:43:59 #750 Well, what's the matter?
00:44:01 #751 Don't you think it's enough for us to start on?
00:44:06 #752 Oh, stay.
00:44:08 #753 If I loved a man, he wouldn't have to have a dime.
00:44:12 #754 If you loved a man?
00:44:14 #755 Sure.
00:44:15 #756 I see.
00:44:17 #757 Well, oh, why didn't you tell me this before?
00:44:29 #758 Why have you let me go on...
00:44:31 #759 Oh, I was only kidding you.
00:44:34 #760 Well, I guess I should have known that.
00:44:42 #761 Good night, Rosie.
00:44:59 #762 Goodbye, Hector.
00:45:01 #763 Rosie, do you mean you do?
00:45:50 #764 Oh, you don't mean that, do you?
00:45:58 #765 You think I'm telling you this for fun?
00:46:00 #766 I wasn't brought up on green glass and apple pie and Christmas tea like you was.
00:46:05 #767 Try like that, honey. Why...
00:46:14 #768 Why, I've done some pretty bad things myself when I was young.
00:46:18 #769 Did you plan it?
00:46:57 #770 Oh, how?
00:46:58 #771 Well, I've got to go now.
00:47:03 #772 Good night, Hector.
00:47:08 #773 Good night.
00:47:09 #774 Oh, gee, but you've made this a great Christmas, Rosie.
00:47:47 #775 Ain't you the little kitty?
00:48:01 #776 Oh, gee, Echo, I ain't kidding.
00:48:05 #777 This is on the level.
00:48:06 #778 I love him.
00:48:08 #779 What are you going to do?
00:48:22 #780 You'll find out soon enough.
00:48:35 #781 Allington murder arrested.
00:48:47 #782 Missing jewels found in prisoner's closet.
00:48:50 #783 Hector McDonald explains any knowledge
00:48:52 #784 regarding the jewels that were found in his room,
00:48:54 #785 and asserts that at the time of the murder
00:48:56 #786 was trimming a Christmas tree at Mrs. O'Grady's bird store.
00:49:01 #787 Holy!
00:49:02 #788 What's the matter?
00:49:04 #789 Oh, what a bonehead I was not to think of that.
00:49:06 #790 What? What?
00:49:08 #791 Come on, spit it out.
00:49:09 #792 What is it? Investigate this.
00:49:10 #793 The cops will be here any minute.
00:49:12 #794 But when they do, they won't find no Mrs. O'Grady here.
00:49:14 #795 What do you mean?
00:49:15 #796 We're gonna get out of here. Come on.
00:49:17 #797 Now, wait a minute.
00:49:18 #798 I say that is going with Mrs. O'Grady.
00:49:20 #799 That cop sold me here. Get out of my way.
00:49:22 #800 You guys can get out of your makeup. I can't.
00:49:25 #801 You get to stick with me.
00:49:26 #802 Out of my way, I said.
00:49:28 #803 Now, get this.
00:49:39 #804 I'm not going to the car alone.
00:49:41 #805 What do you mean? What are you gonna do?
00:49:59 #806 Find out.
00:50:02 #807 Now you wouldn't do anything, you know.
00:50:10 #808 You might be sorry for it, dear.
00:50:12 #809 And it's bigger in the other room than.
00:50:24 #810 But I can't, I haven't the least idea how that necklace got into my room.
00:50:28 #811 No.
00:50:29 #812 No, Reagan's gone out. He's on his way to a Grady's bird store.
00:50:32 #813 All right.
00:50:33 #814 Well, I haven't worn that suit for three days.
00:50:35 #815 All right, boys.
00:50:36 #816 Figure it out. Get in that car and keep it flat.
00:50:41 #817 Fast out. Keep an eye on him. I'll get in my bag.
00:50:52 #818 Wait, he was in the room with you all evening?
00:52:11 #819 Yes, sir.
00:52:13 #820 And his girl Rosie was there too?
00:52:14 #821 Yes, sir. I've told you that.
00:52:16 #822 She was a very good friend of yours, wasn't she?
00:52:17 #823 Yes.
00:52:18 #824 And now both of these good friends have vanished into thin air?
00:52:21 #825 Yes, sir.
00:52:22 #826 How do you explain that?
00:52:24 #827 I can't explain it.
00:52:25 #828 Oh, I see.
00:52:26 #829 Oh, but they'll come. Rosie'll come.
00:52:29 #830 She'll get here somehow. I know she will.
00:52:31 #831 Oh, they were there that night. It's true.
00:52:34 #832 You've got to believe me. It's true.
00:52:36 #833 Does the defendant's attorney intend to produce the alleged witnesses,
00:52:41 #834 Mrs. O'Grady, her granddaughter, and her grandchild?
00:52:45 #835 We are making every effort to locate them.
00:52:47 #836 I'm doubted that.
00:52:48 #837 Why are you not through with you yet?
00:52:54 #838 You're leaving to allow me?
00:53:43 #839 You're leaving tomorrow?
00:53:57 #840 You leave my stuff alone.
00:53:58 #841 Oh, what's he doing here?
00:54:07 #842 Wait about the book's file.
00:54:09 #843 Yo, shut up.
00:54:47 #844 You are getting coming again.
00:54:49 #845 Yeah, so I noticed.
00:54:51 #846 I don't trust him.
00:54:52 #847 Neither do I.
00:54:58 #848 What about this as to?
00:55:01 #849 Divide your stuff.
00:55:03 #850 What do you mean?
00:55:38 #851 If you bump one out, you got a bump and bump.
00:55:41 #852 Smell it, you yellow.
00:55:46 #853 Maybe I got a better plan.
00:55:50 #854 Oh, shut up.
00:55:51 #855 You got a nerve crying about him in front of me.
00:55:54 #856 It ain't only just for him.
00:55:56 #857 It's what you're doing, all of you.
00:55:58 #858 Letting that poor fella go to the chair for something he didn't do.
00:56:01 #859 Ah, he didn't the chair yet.
00:56:03 #860 And if it goes, well, it's just his tough luck
00:56:05 #861 for getting mixed up with a bunch of crooks.
00:56:06 #862 Oh, get him out of it, Echo. You can do it.
00:56:11 #863 If you don't, you'll always have his face in front of you.
00:56:14 #864 His face! Go and do his death!
00:56:17 #865 I'll take a chance.
00:56:18 #866 I'll do something!
00:56:21 #867 Why? Why should I?
00:56:23 #868 For me. Do it for me!
00:56:25 #869 Do it for you.
00:56:26 #870 Because you're crazy about him, because you're an American.
00:56:29 #871 I ain't in love with him. I want him to be all right.
00:56:33 #872 Yeah.
00:56:34 #873 For I'd like him sure, but...
00:56:37 #874 But now, if you'll do this, if you'll get him out of it,
00:56:40 #875 I'll never see him again. You can have me always.
00:56:43 #876 I got you now and I'm going to keep you.
00:56:45 #877 Oh sure you can keep me, but why don't I get you?
00:56:48 #878 You don't want me that way.
00:56:52 #879 Wouldn't you rather have me liken you,
00:56:54 #880 not thinkin' you were something mean and cold-blooded
00:56:57 #881 like her can image?
00:56:58 #882 Wouldn't you rather have me, have me strong for you,
00:57:02 #883 thankful and alive, wanted to be with you?
00:57:05 #884 Ha ha! That's a great line of chatter.
00:57:08 #885 But if don't go with me.
00:57:10 #886 Heeeey, you're a smart guy!
00:57:13 #887 You were huts up full of nearsighted old ladies
00:57:15 #888 in the Paris tour, but when it comes to doing something decent,
00:57:18 #889 you're afraid to take the chance.
00:57:20 #890 You're yeller!
00:57:21 #891 Hey, listen, you're trying to pass it up for me, ain't ya?
00:57:24 #892 So they'll get me in. You can have him.
00:57:27 #893 No, you don't love him.
00:57:30 #894 All right. All right!
00:57:32 #895 I do love him. I am in love with him.
00:57:34 #896 I'll always love him.
00:57:35 #897 And if you let him die, I'll hate you.
00:57:37 #898 Dear himmy, I'll hate that sight of you.
00:57:38 #899 I'll loathe you every time you touch me.
00:57:40 #900 I'll be helping every minute that you've...
00:57:42 #901 I wouldn't take that from you, Echo, if you'd do what I'd ask.
00:58:00 #902 Did I?
00:58:06 #903 I mean...
00:58:20 #904 The utter futility of this attempt at Alibi,
00:58:24 #905 and the positive discovery of the stolen necklace concealed in the room of the accused,
00:58:30 #906 constitute, I think, ladies and gentlemen, a plain case for conviction.
00:58:35 #907 I didn't know the jewels were there.
00:58:37 #908 But you told them that.
00:58:39 #909 I'm going to ask you to find the defendant guilty of murder
00:58:44 #910 in the first degree.
00:58:47 #911 Do you think they'll convict him?
00:58:50 #912 He'll go to the chair.
00:58:51 #913 It's a cinch.
00:58:53 #914 Ladies and gentlemen, I have seldom
00:58:55 #915 encountered a case where the facts are so simple and so
00:58:59 #916 self-evident as they are in this case before us here
00:59:02 #917 today.
00:59:04 #918 A murder has been committed and some jewelry
00:59:06 #919 has been stolen.
00:59:08 #920 There is no doubt about the motive for the murder.
00:59:12 #921 And there is no doubt that whoever
00:59:14 #922 stole those jewels committed that hideous crime.
00:59:19 #923 Now the evidence has proved to you
00:59:22 #924 that some of those jewels were found in a possession
00:59:25 #925 of Hector McDonald.
00:59:27 #926 Hector McDonald contends he knew nothing about them
00:59:30 #927 or how they came into his possession.
00:59:33 #928 And his only defense is a vague story
00:59:37 #929 about three people who have mysteriously disappeared.
00:59:42 #930 Who can they be?
00:59:44 #931 Who are they?
00:59:45 #932 These three mysterious people
00:59:48 #933 whom have so mysteriously disappeared
00:59:51 #934 and the defense cannot or dare not produce.
00:59:56 #935 It is quite obvious, ladies and gentlemen,
01:00:01 #936 that they are either accomplices to the crime
01:00:04 #937 or else they are pure figments of imagination.
01:00:09 #938 We have heard a great deal today
01:00:11 #939 about the fallibility of circumstantial evidence.
01:00:14 #940 Our sympathies have been appealed to.
01:00:17 #941 A great deal has been said about the accused being a good boy,
01:00:23 #942 having gone to church and has a great many respectable friends
01:00:27 #943 in his hometown.
01:00:30 #944 Such appeals to our sympathies are always made
01:00:35 #945 by a clever attorney when there are no solid facts
01:00:40 #946 to defend a man accused.
01:00:44 #947 Now for my part, I am very happy to hear
01:00:50 #948 that he has a great many respectable friends
01:00:52 #949 in his hometown and has always gone to church on Sunday.
01:00:56 #950 But I am horrified as I know that all of you must be
01:01:01 #951 when we know that he uses this cloak of respectability
01:01:06 #952 to cover up his complicity in robbery and murder.
01:01:11 #953 Now there are only two points for us to remember
01:01:14 #954 in this case, ladies and gentlemen,
01:01:17 #955 and these points speak more strongly
01:01:20 #956 than anything which I may say.
01:01:23 #957 John Arlington is dead.
01:01:26 #958 He was killed when he tried to protect himself
01:01:29 #959 and his property.
01:01:31 #960 That is the first fact.
01:01:33 #961 And John Arlington's jewels were found
01:01:35 #962 in the pocket of Hector McDonald's coat.
01:01:37 #963 With these facts clearly before us gentlemen,
01:01:40 #964 it is not necessary for me to remind you of your duty.
01:01:44 #965 Of the attempt that we are making to grind out ruthlessly
01:01:47 #966 under the stern heel of justice the ugly breed of criminals
01:01:51 #967 that are threatening the lives and safety of all of us.
01:01:55 #968 You'll leave all the emotionalism in this case
01:01:58 #969 in the hands of a fairly able attorney for the defense.
01:02:01 #970 Here, look at this.
01:02:04 #971 That's Mrs. O'Grady's handwriting, but she isn't here.
01:02:06 #972 Where did you get this?
01:02:07 #973 in my hand here on the desk.
01:02:10 #974 What do you do about it?
01:02:13 #975 We have nothing to lose. Your Honor.
01:02:17 #976 I think the watch will postpone this case until tomorrow morning.
01:02:35 #977 To produce new evidence.
01:02:37 #978 Please, officers, Your Honor. I object.
01:02:39 #979 In a case where a man's life is at stake,
01:02:41 #980 we cannot refuse any reasonable request.
01:02:44 #981 On what ground?
01:02:46 #982 I hope to be able to produce the missing witness, Mrs. O'Grady.
01:02:49 #983 I object, Your Honor.
01:02:51 #984 I'm beginning to have my doubts that there is such a person as Mrs. O'Grady.
01:02:55 #985 Or that the defense may produce the missing witness, Mrs. O'Grady.
01:03:07 #986 This court is adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
01:03:10 #987 Mrs. O'Grady, what were you doing on Christmas Eve?
01:03:24 #988 I was trimming a Christmas tree.
01:03:27 #989 Was Hector McDonald helping you?
01:03:30 #990 Yes, he was.
01:03:32 #991 And was there anyone else with you trimming the Christmas tree besides Hector McDonald?
01:03:37 #992 Yes, my granddaughter, Rosie O'Grady.
01:03:40 #993 And, uh, well, we had put the baby to bed.
01:03:44 #994 A boy or girl?
01:03:45 #995 Yes, sir. I mean, a boy, sir.
01:03:52 #996 And how long were you both with Mr. McDonald?
01:03:56 #997 Oh, it was, uh, it was past midnight when we finished.
01:04:01 #998 Are you sure of that?
01:04:04 #999 Oh, yes, I'm quite positive.
01:04:05 #1000 I heard the clock strikes 12th while we were all there.
01:04:09 #1001 That's all. One moment, please.
01:04:11 #1002 As far as I'm concerned.
01:04:13 #1003 Oh, here. Is this a nurse?
01:04:16 #1004 Yes. One or two questions.
01:04:19 #1005 Now, there is another member of your family...
01:04:23 #1006 who is also hard to locate.
01:04:24 #1007 This big man, your son, I believe.
01:04:27 #1008 My son-in-law, the baby father.
01:04:29 #1009 Oh, yes. Now, was he also there that evening trimming the tree?
01:04:34 #1010 Well, no.
01:04:36 #1011 Well, was he in bed too?
01:04:38 #1012 I think so.
01:04:40 #1013 You see, I don't put him to bed.
01:04:42 #1014 Oh, now you are moaning around again.
01:04:45 #1015 Why, the ex was scared of Mrs. Secoz gone to town.
01:04:48 #1016 Huh? Huh not?
01:04:50 #1017 When did they get back?
01:04:52 #1018 Say, Rosie, what's the different when he comes back?
01:04:55 #1019 But what are you worrying about him for?
01:04:58 #1020 I'm not worried about him only.
01:05:01 #1021 The way you look at me.
01:05:03 #1022 I'm not worried about him only.
01:05:06 #1023 The way you look at me, you and that horrible little midge.
01:05:11 #1024 You give me the creeps.
01:05:13 #1025 Yeah, well, no wonder.
01:05:15 #1026 The midge wanted me to bump you up and echo.
01:05:18 #1027 Then spit two ways with him.
01:05:20 #1028 I don't believe it.
01:05:22 #1029 I don't believe he could be that rotten.
01:05:24 #1030 He ain't any rotten than an echo.
01:05:26 #1031 Neither one of us got any principles.
01:05:28 #1032 Now, if you have any sense, you dock with me.
01:05:32 #1033 Your rot can meet a runaway with you?
01:05:34 #1034 Yes, I'm crazy about you.
01:05:37 #1035 While Echo is gone, we have got our chance.
01:05:40 #1036 We tie up the midge and beat it.
01:05:42 #1037 Then you and I split the stock.
01:05:44 #1038 Oh, be yourself!
01:05:46 #1039 You don't know where your grand daughter Rosie is,
01:07:21 #1040 or your darling baby great-grandchild is, do you?
01:07:24 #1041 No, sir.
01:07:25 #1042 But you remember perfectly well every detail
01:07:27 #1043 of what happened on Christmas Eve four months ago.
01:07:29 #1044 Yes, sir.
01:07:30 #1045 You remember trimming the tree.
01:07:31 #1046 But you don't remember anything else
01:07:33 #1047 except that you were on some mysterious farm in the country.
01:07:36 #1048 In short, Mrs. O'Grady, you don't remember anything else,
01:07:40 #1049 except what you want to remember, do you?
01:07:43 #1050 Oh, I have...
01:07:44 #1051 Such a headache.
01:07:45 #1052 Thank you.
01:07:59 #1053 I didn't mean to make you nervous.
01:08:01 #1054 Oh, it's much better now. Thank you.
01:08:03 #1055 You see, I'm only attempting to drive the troops.
01:08:06 #1056 Yes, of course.
01:08:07 #1057 Now, Mrs. O'Grady...
01:08:09 #1058 See you later.
01:08:11 #1059 What's the meaning of this?
01:08:18 #1060 Your honor, I wait to make a full confession.
01:08:20 #1061 My dear, this isn't so long.
01:08:26 #1062 Hey, one to five years. Don't forget that, Rosie.
01:08:30 #1063 Ah, be honest. You'll be joined before you know it.
01:08:33 #1064 Oh, sure. With good behavior and everything.
01:08:35 #1065 Yes, and I'm of good behavior.
01:08:37 #1066 You know, Rosie?
01:08:38 #1067 Sure.
01:08:39 #1068 You better make this snappy.
01:08:40 #1069 We've only got about a minute.
01:08:42 #1070 All right, Chief. All right.
01:08:43 #1071 Well, I just want to tell you that I appreciate what you did.
01:08:46 #1072 It was a big thing.
01:08:47 #1073 Oh, that's all right. Forget it.
01:08:49 #1074 Just forget it.
01:08:50 #1075 Oh, no. I'll never forget it.
01:08:52 #1076 Well, I guess Rosie wants to talk to you now.
01:08:55 #1077 So I'll say goodbye.
01:08:57 #1078 Well, goodbye, kid. Good luck.
01:09:00 #1079 I brought you some cigarettes.
01:09:01 #1080 Thanks, kid.
01:09:04 #1081 Bye, Rosie.
01:09:08 #1082 Goodbye, Hector.
01:09:17 #1083 Yeah.
01:09:23 #1084 When you do come out, I'll...
01:09:25 #1085 I'll be waiting for you.
01:09:29 #1086 What's that?
01:09:30 #1087 I'll be waiting for you.
01:09:32 #1088 Who are you on the level?
01:09:37 #1089 Did you really...
01:09:38 #1090 You really want me...
01:09:40 #1091 Want me back?
01:09:41 #1092 Sure.
01:09:42 #1093 We'll say...
01:09:52 #1094 You came through, Lottie.
01:09:54 #1095 Well, I got asked you to, and well, I'll come through too.
01:10:02 #1096 A bargain, a bargain.
01:10:05 #1097 Roddy, I can't do that.
01:10:19 #1098 What do you mean?
01:10:21 #1099 Well, when a girl waits for a fella that long, she got to marry him.
01:10:26 #1100 And, well, I just don't want another ball and chain, that's all.
01:10:32 #1101 You mean, you don't want me to wait for you?
01:10:37 #1102 No.
01:10:39 #1103 You didn't say nothing.
01:11:06 #1104 Why don't you do a little of both?
01:11:23 #1105 Don't get it.
01:11:27 #1106 That's all there is to life.
01:11:29 #1107 Just a little laugh.
01:11:31 #1108 A little tear.
01:11:37 #1109 I'll be seeing you. Come on.
01:11:39 #1110 Now that's got to be all right.