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The Hoodlum's Return (1951) is a classic crime drama filled with suspense, danger, and unexpected twists. Follow a troubled man as he returns to a world of crime and faces the consequences of his past. A vintage story of ambition, betrayal, and redemption.

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00:02:12Vincent Lubeck, age 17, breaking and entering. Whitmore Reformatory, six months.
00:02:19Vincent Lubeck, age 19, petty theft. Sentenced to city jail, nine months.
00:02:26Vincent Lubeck, age 20, grand theft, auto. Sentenced to county jail, one year.
00:02:32Vincent Lubeck, age 22, armed robbery. Sentenced five to ten years, state penitentiary.
00:02:41Gentlemen, Vincent Lubeck in a hoodlum. An habitual criminal. It is my opinion that he be denied parole.
00:02:48No, but Warden, Vincent Lubeck has served his sentence. His record here has been exemplary.
00:02:52And I feel this man should...
00:02:56But in this case, there seems to be extenuating circumstances.
00:03:00The only extenuating circumstance in Vincent Lubeck's case is that he has not killed anybody. Yet.
00:03:07I am in contact with this type of criminal every day. I live with him. The Vincent Lubecks never change.
00:03:13But Warden, this is an institution for correction, not punishment.
00:03:17If we permitted ourselves to act in so prejudiced a manner, we'd be subject to attack from society.
00:03:22Apparently, you do not realize we are not dealing with the old-style gangster anymore.
00:03:26The Vincent Lubecks are committing the most vicious crime there is.
00:03:30Crime against people. Street attacks, armed robbery, assaults upon women, murder.
00:03:37The hoodlum is our public enemy, number one.
00:03:39Gentlemen, I would like to have you meet Mrs. Lubeck, Vincent's mother.
00:03:43It would make no difference. I'm dealing with brutal facts, not sentiment.
00:03:46I see no reason why we should not see Mrs. Lubeck.
00:03:54Would you please come in, Mrs. Lubeck?
00:04:07Mrs. Lubeck, this is Warden Stevens.
00:04:11These gentlemen are members of the parole board.
00:04:14Mrs. Lubeck, there seems to be some inadvisability about granting parole to your son.
00:04:22Why won't you let him come home?
00:04:26I can only go by Vincent's record, Mrs. Lubeck.
00:04:29Why do you hate my boy?
00:04:31Mrs. Lubeck, I don't hate your son.
00:04:34It's just my opinion that he is not fit to take his place in society.
00:04:38Isn't five years long enough to take from a boy's life?
00:04:44When do you think he will be ready?
00:04:46Ten years? Twenty years?
00:04:48When I'll be dead and there won't be anybody for him to come home to?
00:04:54Mrs. Lubeck, let me ask you something.
00:04:58Did Vincent ever bring home a paycheck?
00:05:00Did he ever buy you a dress?
00:05:03Did he ever take you anywhere?
00:05:06Dress?
00:05:07Good time.
00:05:09They don't prove anything.
00:05:15You do not know Vincent like me.
00:05:19Ever since he was a little boy, he fights the whole world because he wants to be big.
00:05:26I tell him to be big.
00:05:28He must be big inside.
00:05:31Vincent is a plain boy.
00:05:33He don't have the strength to make his dream come true.
00:05:36To dream is not enough.
00:05:41For five years he is in jail.
00:05:48Now he understands that in this world there is a place for everything.
00:05:55Everything can be sick.
00:05:58There must be cotton.
00:06:00Please.
00:06:02Please.
00:06:03Please.
00:06:06Let him come home with me.
00:06:21It's the decision of this board that Vincent Lubeck be granted parole.
00:06:29It is my duty as warden to apprise you of the conditions of your parole.
00:06:34You will report monthly to your parole officer.
00:06:36You shall...
00:06:37Yeah, I know.
00:06:38Notify him of any change of address and get a job within 60 days.
00:06:41Yes, you would be familiar with parole procedure.
00:06:44I forgot for the moment I was speaking to Vincent Lubeck.
00:06:47Well, that be all.
00:06:50Lubeck, I want you to know that I objected to your parole.
00:06:53If it hadn't been for your mother, you'd serve your full sentence.
00:06:56Come with me.
00:06:58Come with me.
00:06:58Come with me.
00:07:00Come with me.
00:07:01Come with me.
00:07:24Lubeck, I've seen a lot of hoodlums walk out of here, then come back and leave again
00:07:28through this door.
00:07:31Open it.
00:07:50Keep thinking about this, Lubeck.
00:07:54Remember, there are no paroles once you pass this door.
00:08:21Vincent.
00:08:23Hello, Lubeck.
00:08:24I didn't come for you.
00:08:26Lubeck.
00:08:26I drove Mama here.
00:08:29Johnny.
00:08:43you mean johnny owns this three years now new big service where do you get the dough to buy it
00:08:53papa's insurance if he was here vincent he would be a very happy man how much was there
00:09:01it was only a small policy johnny used his share for a down payment on the station
00:09:07what about the rest lawyers cost money johnny bought all this
00:09:23take a breath vincent
00:09:27go ahead smell you can smell fresh air here not like where we used to live by the city dump
00:09:34every time the wind changed my the smells and papa running around all day yelling keep the windows
00:09:42close keep the windows stop it ma keep the windows close what was the use this thing came through
00:09:49them anyhow into all the corners into your lungs your skin even if you took a bath every day the
00:09:55stink would stick our playground where we picked up a few pieces of junk to get spending money
00:10:02a rotten stink
00:10:06even now we're not too far away from it
00:10:10yeah but you wait i got ideas i'll get plenty of money yeah dough that's the only thing that'll ever
00:10:18cover up the stink of the city dump vincent you mustn't talk like that you got a whole new life
00:10:24to look
00:10:25ahead to look at johnny grease monkey how to wait till papa dies we get enough money to make a
00:10:31down
00:10:31payment on a gas station vincent
00:10:35ma the bible gives you 70 years to live the insurance companies tell you it's 65
00:10:41the big companies tell you after 40 you can't make a buck
00:10:44well i haven't got far to go
00:10:47when you die you're a long time dead and when you are in jail
00:10:51are you alive
00:10:57rosa
00:10:59hello mama
00:11:02vincent you remember rosa johnny's girl
00:11:05welcome home vincent hello rosa
00:11:12johnny you promised me
00:11:15would you forget what i said
00:11:18yeah sure this is how it should be brothers should always stick together
00:11:24well what are we waiting for come rosa you'll help with supper all right johnny tell vincent about
00:11:31the station
00:11:35it's mom's idea vince
00:11:40you mean i'm supposed to work in the gas station
00:11:43she had to tell the parole board you had a job yeah that's right i forgot that it's not a
00:11:49bad
00:11:49idea with you and the station we could stay open longer pump more gas and there are a few things
00:11:54i
00:11:54like to do put in a wash rack i was in such a hurry this morning i didn't get a
00:12:00chance to clean
00:12:00the dirt from under my fingernails then i like your nails do get dirty don't they johnny
00:12:06yeah vince they do but this kind of dirt you can wash off
00:12:25like it
00:12:27crazy about it it's good work vince out in the open all day meeting different people
00:12:32and best of all you're your own boss nobody gives any orders around here
00:12:36who would you give them the gas pumps i ain't taking anything
00:12:47hey vince the ball's losing kind of clockwise in that wheel
00:12:53why don't you give the jerker one to the buck and let him do it himself if i had the
00:12:56time i could
00:12:57probably do a better job than you
00:13:02tell me what keeps you so big my job what about getting back to yours i need my car
00:13:10yours heaven really must be helping the working girl these days
00:13:14not heaven the bank the bank and the manager's secretary
00:13:20on a secretary salary i take home samples that's an interesting hobby got any others yes i read books
00:13:36hey vince want to eat first tony's on the street is pretty good no i'll get something later okay then
00:14:11i'll go grab a sandwich
00:14:12that gal's out of your class that's what i like about you cops always taking the pleasures out of life
00:14:18how long you've been staked out here long enough to see you do the first bit of honest work in
00:14:22your
00:14:22life didn't lose any time checking up on me did you sergeant lieutenant
00:14:28hailing you for that stick up five years ago got me a promotion well hanging around here is not going
00:14:32to make you capture i'd rather make it some other way cut out the double talk burdick you're pinch
00:14:37crazy there's too many guys doing time because they forgot you're a cop not me i wasn't born yesterday
00:14:42i'm not forgetting you owe me five years of my life you cheap hood always looking for a fall guy
00:14:49and
00:14:49never realizing you're it lieutenant a beef at elm and 25th i don't owe you a thing lubeck but if
00:14:58you
00:14:58think i do try to collect i'd like to pay you off once and for all what do you want
00:15:20take a dollar's
00:15:33worth of that gas
00:15:34better watch what you're doing i only asked for a dollar's worth and i won't pay one cent more
00:15:39now look what you've done you ruined the paint get a rag and wipe it off quickly well what are
00:15:46you
00:15:46waiting for you're rolling that paint and i won't pay you for the gas try and collect
00:16:00competition is too tough and i don't find customers in the street that old man will never come back
00:16:04again i'm trying to run a business this isn't kid stuff anymore
00:16:14oh it's no use rosie you can't even talk to him try to help him and he blows his top
00:16:18it will work
00:16:19out lower your voice johnny you don't want to upset mama
00:16:25you must be patient after all it's his first day and he's been away five years well i'm meeting him
00:16:31more than halfway but it's not only that tony the restaurant man told me the police came into the
00:16:36station today what did they want i don't know i wasn't there but it's no good in a neighborhood
00:16:42like that johnny he's your brother if you won't give him a chance who will all right the cops coming
00:16:47into the station can't be helped but that stuff he pulled today maybe if i spoke to him that's no
00:16:53use he won't listen even mama can't straighten him out i think i understand what's troubling him johnny
00:17:00a woman's touch okay go ahead see you can put some sense into his head but watch out he doesn't
00:17:05bite yours off johnny where did he go probably up to the roof when we were kids he always ran
00:17:13up to
00:17:14the roof so he'd like to look down at the people they look so small made them feel good
00:17:23johnny
00:17:31caged
00:17:44vincent i want to talk to you look rosa one lecture is enough for tonight
00:17:57i only want to help and so does johnny i don't need his help what does johnny think he's got
00:18:05grease a car pump some gas you enough automobiles and on top of that give them serve me
00:18:10is it so so difficult to adjust yourself vincent i came out just like i went in only smarter i
00:18:18learned
00:18:18a few things it's better to forget those things start with new plans forget what but i was behind
00:18:25there when i'd get out when life wouldn't be planned for me i could walk around just like anybody else
00:18:29when you get out they won't let you forget they're still pointing a finger at you or something different
00:18:34why don't you stop yelling i'm an ex-con what are you going to do about it
00:18:39the only finger pointing at you is your own don't hand me that make a mistake once and you're dead
00:18:44the cops are always after you people don't want you around everybody wants to play warden
00:18:49keep them locked up keep them pendant don't let them free humans animals birds cage
00:19:17what was the use of that vincent what did it accomplish if only you'd stop to think to plan your
00:19:24life
00:19:27you know all the answers don't you got everything planned or just what you want and where you're
00:19:32going well what if it explodes in your face i know just what i want that could never happen
00:19:38sure you planned it everything just saw one-on-one making two
00:19:43what if something comes along you never figured on one-on-one don't add up any longer for instance something
00:20:18like
00:20:20only the depositors don't know about it uh give me five i've just 30 minutes to make it to our
00:20:25head office
00:20:41put your money away
00:20:42it's on me looks like they're sending the main asset down to the downtown branch
00:20:48only for the afternoon there's a bank manager's meeting
00:20:52say how about a passenger i'm going down at city hall on some business
00:20:55it's only a couple of blocks from where you're going all right hop in
00:21:06cigarette no thanks i don't smoke
00:21:15what do you do for payment looking at money all day must get boring
00:21:19can you think of a better pastime
00:21:21yeah spending it these guys have sorted away in the bank haven't got the right idea
00:21:26me i can think of better things to do with dough for instance
00:21:30trade it for real living
00:21:32these old guys sitting in exclusive clubs have got it and want to keep it
00:21:36but i never heard of anybody coming back from down there saying he was having a good time
00:21:41there's wine i've never tasted music i've never heard and uh women and women
00:21:47only there i'm even more particular it's like a kid working at a candy factory
00:21:52first he tastes everything that comes along
00:21:54after a while the only thing he touches is the silver wrap stuff
00:21:58then he's sick of that and he looks for something real special
00:22:02like you
00:22:04and when he does find it
00:22:07oh he's extra careful babies it so it'll last
00:22:11how about some night this week thursday it's my day off
00:22:14any day but that we're usually busy preparing our federal reserve deposits for shipment and the
00:22:19pickup service doesn't like to be kept waiting
00:22:23why what's the hurry they carry a lot of money and they're cautious about staying in one place too long
00:22:28sounds like a junior edition of the mint
00:22:30i guess if i had that kind of money i wouldn't stay in one place too long either
00:22:43marty
00:22:44well well the big man i see they made you a member of the club
00:22:49when did you fall out last month this is my first visit yeah you're looking prosperous what are you doing
00:22:57legitimately selling used cars you pumping gas at my brother's station fourth in boston
00:23:04i mean what do you got going for you keep it shady we're not fixed to go
00:23:09i'll see you next month wait a minute marty
00:23:12i got something that'll be i'm not interested all right but if you happen to somebody who is interested in
00:23:19half a million let me know
00:23:25i've been listening to your line for five years another couple of hours won't make any difference
00:23:31i'll meet you tonight at the gas station
00:23:43i'm telling you i can have the whole thing figured out in no time an armored car
00:23:48you're nuts there's only one guy who was big enough to figure a deal like this
00:23:53razov and he's doing 20. right but you forget i was his cellmate and i did a lot of listening
00:23:59in five
00:24:00years my brother johnny marty connell a friend of mine hey vince the parts house just closed and i
00:24:10have to may have to chase all over town and get what we need i could check with rosa at
00:24:13acme wrecking
00:24:14yeah i caught her just before she left no luck take care of everything when i'm gone will you yeah
00:24:24your brother doesn't seem to like your friends he doesn't like me
00:24:29well how about it money
00:24:33if there's a half a million
00:24:36it speaks for itself now you're talking johnny john
00:24:44hello rosa where's johnny went to get some parts didn't you know he said he checked with you
00:24:51he did i came down to tell him where he could get them why didn't you phone
00:24:59well i i thought i might catch him before he left yeah too bad you didn't you look upset
00:25:08it's a matter of one of your little plans go wrong you knew johnny wasn't gonna be here
00:25:22why did you have to kiss me i thought you knew all the answers one and one doesn't make two
00:25:28does it
00:25:49well you've had eight weeks to play with this thing and it's been cost and dough
00:25:53can you answer a few questions now shoot well the mastermind is going to talk
00:26:02okay where does it happen we'll take it in front of the bank why there it's a busy street too
00:26:07many
00:26:07people it's the only place that makes a regular schedule stop i still think we ought to take it
00:26:11off between stops we'd have more time for a getaway less interference marty those armored cars are like
00:26:18tanks when they're closed up with that bulletproof glass and steel plates the crew can hold off an army
00:26:22how many men do you think we'll need about six now for the jackpot question when
00:26:30yeah i'll let you know that when i figured out one more little detail what do you mean
00:26:33after all this you still don't know when we're going marty ten minutes after we take that
00:26:38armored carrier bottled up getting through that blockade is a little to tear i'll be a good little
00:26:42boy let me have the keys of the car taking that bank dame out again marty this is business
00:27:20in this late hour consider what my neighbors would think i have considered it shouldn't be up this
00:27:27late thinking how about a night cat let's make it another night thanks for a wonderful evening good
00:28:01night
00:28:03brother you must be crazy standing here at this hour of the morning somebody might see you i don't
00:28:08care i had to see you i must talk to you can't wait till this afternoon come on let me
00:28:14take you
00:28:15home i'll see you later no you're just trying to get rid of me all right all right but not
00:28:20here
00:28:21come on let's go up on the roof no one will see us up there
00:28:35vincent i can't go on this way
00:28:39look roger we've been through this all before it's two months how much longer do you think i can keep
00:28:44this up johnny doesn't understand why i've been avoiding him why i've been so cool
00:28:53and mama what are you dragging her in for this is between us no it isn't there's johnny
00:29:00it's not fair to him we must tell him tell him what that i've stolen his girl did you belong
00:29:07to me
00:29:08oh you like that i'll bet can we go away get married live someplace where we're not known
00:29:15i could get a job i can't go anywhere you know that
00:29:19the parole board doesn't see my kisser once a month i'll lose my good standing in the community
00:29:25and look rosa about this marriage business you've got the wrong idea
00:29:30you're johnny's girl next time he calls answer say hello i haven't even the right to say hello
00:29:39even if he wanted to i couldn't marry him i had a little plan that didn't work out
00:30:07please come in
00:30:13sit down
00:30:17please sit down
00:30:20you remember me yes mrs lubeck you're vincent's mother
00:30:25you heard about rosa yes and i'm very sorry as a matter of fact i was just going through a
00:30:31copy of
00:30:32the autopsy report autopsy what is that
00:30:38well mrs lubeck when somebody dies as rosa did the police have to make an examination
00:30:45when you called me i thought i'd take a look through the report
00:30:50since rosa has no next of kin i've secured permission for you to hold her funeral
00:30:53i thank you very much mr burdick rosa was johnny's girl wasn't she yes
00:31:01they were going to get married it's too bad they didn't maybe this wouldn't have happened
00:31:08what do you mean
00:31:19autopsy report rosa chairman this is what i mean mrs lubecky
00:31:26autopsy findings revealed deceased was two month pregnant
00:31:39not johnny
00:31:43he loved rosa too much
00:32:08why don't you eat johnny
00:32:11i can't understand it
00:32:14why did you do it you really don't know johnny i hadn't spoken to her for weeks
00:32:20she wouldn't even talk to me in the telephone
00:32:24if i only knew why she did it because she was nuts
00:32:27any dame would jump off a roof must be nuts
00:32:32johnny johnny
00:32:39nothing but trouble since you came home i suppose i'm to blame for rosa nobody said that vincent
00:33:01thanks for taking care of everything mr breckenridge not at all it's too bad rosa was a beautiful girl
00:33:08how was johnny i see he's not around today yeah he's taking it pretty hard he'll get over it
00:33:14time is a great healer
00:33:17by the way how far is it out to the cemetery my mother wants me to drive her there next
00:33:21week
00:33:22exactly 11 miles from here is it that far didn't take us long to get out there we never drive
00:33:27fast but
00:33:28we do have the courtesy of the rogue the police wave us right through
00:33:33charges in my account fine good night night
00:33:42police discovered the body of an unidentified man about 65 near fifth and broadway late last night
00:33:46the body now in the city morgue will be buried in potter's field unless claimed within 48 hours
00:33:51while uncle john is dead let's get moving
00:33:58christy you will become miss vanguard
00:34:02eddie you're her attorney
00:34:05you play chauffeur right yeah and lay off the booze we want this to look good
00:34:17yes it's uncle john i'll arrange for the removal of the body with the breckenridge mortuary
00:34:25come right there you mustn't be so distraught
00:34:29miss vanguard was very fond of her uncle john
00:34:32course her position would preclude any publicity of course uncle john's eccentricities his death in
00:34:38the street like a common derelict uh you understand discretion is synonymous with the breckenridge
00:34:45mortuary funeral will be small just a family but we shall want the very best
00:34:50and of course uncle john's wish that he be interred at the precise moment of his birth
00:34:56the breckenridge mortuary prides itself unfulfilling the slightest wish of our bereaved
00:35:04thank you
00:35:06so
00:35:14so
00:36:03Thank you, sir.
00:36:08Just like clockwork.
00:36:09Tying right on the nose.
00:36:11If we'd been ready, we could have taken it right then.
00:36:13Yeah, they'd have taken us right with it.
00:36:15One little hole is big enough for all of us to get buried in.
00:36:18Well, where is it, Vince?
00:36:20The bank door.
00:36:21Somebody will have to be there just in case the bank guard gets ambitious.
00:36:24Yeah.
00:36:25You're right.
00:36:27Who are we going to put there?
00:36:30You.
00:36:32Nice.
00:36:33Right in the coffin corner.
00:36:36Where are you going to be?
00:36:38That's what I've always said.
00:36:39Keep one man you can positively depend on and reserve, just in case anything goes wrong.
00:36:46Well, I'm the only man I can depend on.
00:37:06What did you come back for?
00:37:07I told you I could take care of everything.
00:37:09I came back to get some money.
00:37:10So what are you so chompy about?
00:37:12Maybe you need a day over it than I do.
00:37:26Maybe we've both been working too hard.
00:37:27The way we jump at each other.
00:37:30Yeah, forget it.
00:37:31Don't pick up Mom.
00:37:31She'll be waiting for you.
00:37:32Right.
00:37:55Hey, Vince, isn't that Marty Connell across the street?
00:37:58Yeah, so what?
00:37:59Vince, there's something funny going on.
00:38:01I just saw Marty nod to those two guys.
00:38:04Something tells me he's no depositor.
00:38:06I'm going to call the police.
00:38:12Get away from that phone.
00:38:14Drop it.
00:38:18An arm of a truck.
00:38:20Vince, you're out of your mind.
00:38:21Put down that phone.
00:38:22I'm not kidding, Johnny.
00:38:25Vince, don't.
00:38:26Get back, Johnny.
00:38:27Get back.
00:38:28You can't do it, Vince.
00:38:29It'll kill Mama.
00:38:31Vince, how can I make you see it's all wrong?
00:38:34You can't.
00:38:34I've got it beat now.
00:38:36I've got it beat now.
00:38:37Get back.
00:38:55I don't know.
00:39:24Get away from that door.
00:39:27Get away from that door.
00:39:57Get away from that door.
00:40:26Get away from that door.
00:40:53Attention all cars.
00:40:55Two men jumped into getaway cab.
00:40:56Both are described as being of average height.
00:40:58They are armed and dangerous.
00:41:00Take no chances.
00:41:01Shoot to kill.
00:41:03Oh, yes, sir.
00:41:19He's right here.
00:41:20The commissioner.
00:41:24Yes, commissioner.
00:41:26Every available man's on the job.
00:41:27Plan B went into full effect just two minutes after I got the report.
00:41:31The getaway car is somewhere inside the blockade.
00:41:34The getaway car is somewhere inside the blockade.
00:41:56The getaway car is somewhere inside the blockade.
00:42:04What's the trouble, officer?
00:42:05Sorry, we have orders to stop all traffic.
00:42:07But this is a funeral.
00:42:08Surely you don't intend to delay us.
00:42:10Sorry, those are our orders.
00:42:11Nothing goes through.
00:42:12But certainly your orders don't apply to the dead.
00:42:16Well, I guess I could call in and find out.
00:42:19Is that necessary?
00:42:20I have no authority to let you through.
00:42:23If you'll just be patient, I'll try and get you a clearance.
00:42:33Cop coming.
00:43:07All right.
00:43:10Okay.
00:43:11Sorry to have caused you this delay.
00:43:12You folks can go ahead now.
00:43:14Thank you very much, officer.
00:43:16All right.
00:43:34Check on that blockade, Schmidt.
00:43:35I don't care if traffic's tied up for the rest of the day.
00:43:37Nothing goes through.
00:43:38Okay, Lieutenant.
00:43:45Now, Schmidt speaking for Lieutenant Burdick.
00:43:48Catch anything in that net?
00:43:49Yeah, well, I have a note right here.
00:43:51Funeral from Breckenridge, March Rory.
00:43:53Hearse and two limousines just went through a few minutes ago
00:43:55en route to White Cedar Cemetery.
00:43:57Okay.
00:44:02I'll have all you fellows go down and take a look through the mug racks.
00:44:05You might be able to identify that cab driver.
00:44:07They're holding you down, Lieutenant.
00:44:09The only thing that went through is a hearse and two limousines
00:44:11from the Breckenridge March Rory.
00:44:12Okay, Schmidt.
00:44:15Breckenridge.
00:44:24Mr. Breckenridge?
00:44:25Yes.
00:44:26Police.
00:44:28The funeral that left here is short while ago.
00:44:30I want some information.
00:44:31Is there anything wrong?
00:44:32That's what I'm trying to find out.
00:44:34Was there anything out of the ordinary about that funeral?
00:44:37There was.
00:44:39But I hardly see how that concerns the police.
00:44:41Listen, Mr. Breckenridge,
00:44:42this is not morbid curiosity on my part.
00:44:45There are two dead men out on that street.
00:44:47That funeral procession must have passed a moment before they were killed.
00:44:51Come on, quit hedging.
00:44:52I want the details.
00:44:53Very well.
00:44:55There was the unusual request of the deceased
00:44:57that he be interred at the precise moment of his birth.
00:45:011101.
00:45:02There was...
00:45:03How many people were there?
00:45:04Only the family were present.
00:45:06Three.
00:45:08For two cars?
00:45:09Oh, no.
00:45:10They used only one.
00:45:12Their own.
00:45:30The last thing I saw was Tony and John
00:45:31laying there in front of the bank.
00:45:34Would you think this was going to be a picnic?
00:45:36This isn't Christmas and those guards were on Santa Claus.
00:45:39All right.
00:45:40Skip the nursery rhymes and cut up that dough.
00:45:42There's your end, Christy.
00:45:44That's not enough.
00:45:46I stuck my neck out as far as anyone.
00:45:48I've been titled to an even cut.
00:45:50Marty?
00:45:51She's right, Vince.
00:45:52If anything had gone wrong,
00:45:53she'd take the rap the same as any of us.
00:45:55If anybody get more, it should be me.
00:45:56It was my job.
00:45:57But look.
00:45:58There were eight of us when we started.
00:46:00There's only six now.
00:46:02She gets the same as any of us.
00:46:04That's like giving you a double share, Marty.
00:46:07I think your arithmetic's a little off.
00:46:09How about it, fellas?
00:46:10You want to kick in 25 grand a piece
00:46:12just to make little Christy happy?
00:46:15Well, what's a few thousand, more or less?
00:46:18Sure, it should act with me.
00:46:20And it's okay with Mickey, too.
00:46:22How about you, Vince?
00:46:23Not me.
00:46:24I planned this thing and got you through okay.
00:46:27Now you're on your own.
00:46:28All right, Vince.
00:46:29Keep it.
00:46:30But I've got news for you.
00:46:31I'm not going to be happy.
00:46:33The streets are crawling with patrol cars.
00:46:36Did you get rid of the car?
00:46:37Yeah, yeah.
00:46:38Let me see that sheet.
00:46:39There's your end on the table.
00:46:46I got a bigger headline here, Vince.
00:46:57Let's get out of here.
00:47:00Eddie, let's put the money in the suitcase.
00:47:02Right, Marty.
00:47:02Mickey, you get Marty's car.
00:47:03Okay, Christy.
00:47:04Let's get out of here.
00:47:47I didn't expect you, Vincent.
00:47:49Why did you come here?
00:47:51You invited me for a nightcap, baby.
00:47:54Remember?
00:47:55You're being presumptuous.
00:47:57That doesn't give you any priorities on my present or future.
00:48:00I think you'd better leave.
00:48:04What's the matter?
00:48:04Are you even tired of my company?
00:48:06I intend to stay here for a few days.
00:48:09Harboring a fugitive isn't my idea of companionship.
00:48:12Get out of my bedroom.
00:48:17If you don't leave, I'll call the police.
00:48:19Don't forget to tell them I got the information about the money in the armored car.
00:48:24You handle the truth carelessly, don't you, Vincent?
00:48:28That's what I like about you, class.
00:48:31Never come right out and call a man a liar.
00:48:36Relax.
00:48:37I'm only going to be here for a couple of days.
00:48:42You got any cigarettes?
00:48:43I left mine at the gas station in my jacket.
00:48:45I know.
00:48:46You were in a hurry.
00:48:53There are no cigarettes here.
00:48:56Vincent, you forgot.
00:48:58I don't smoke.
00:49:03Don't get any ideas.
00:49:05Get out.
00:49:12Just a moment.
00:49:15Forget this address.
00:49:19I never intended remembering it.
00:49:22I never intended remembering it.
00:50:10I never intended besoin of my mom.
00:50:13If not, I didn't Kern, you were I never intended for this to the new man.
00:50:20See anything?
00:50:23No.
00:50:24Wife is going to let me know she's a wife.
00:50:29Okay, let's...
00:50:36Lubeck, we know you're inside.
00:50:39Come on out, Lubeck, with your hands up.
00:50:54Let's get that on the air.
00:51:10KWK to all cars, this is hot.
00:51:12Vincent Lubeck, heading south on 5th Street.
00:51:15Driving stolen patrol car, 97.
00:51:16He may be armed.
00:51:18Shoot to kill.
00:51:22Lieutenant, you hooked in from here.
00:51:25Lubeck?
00:51:29Lubeck, this is Lieutenant Burdick speaking.
00:51:31This is the bar.
00:51:32Marty Connell, dead.
00:51:35Eddie Brighton, dead.
00:51:38Mickey Sessions, in the hospital.
00:51:40Harry Hill, in jail.
00:51:43Christy Lang, dying.
00:51:45You haven't a chance, Lubeck.
00:51:47It's just a matter of time.
00:51:50Lubeck.
00:52:02They're on him.
00:52:05Where?
00:52:08Harper Street.
00:52:28Johnny?
00:52:30It's me, Ma.
00:52:38Ma.
00:52:44It's too late, Vincent.
00:52:47It's too late.
00:52:50What can Mama do?
00:52:54Go to the electric chair for you?
00:52:57Don't say that, Ma.
00:53:00Should I tell lies for you again?
00:53:03Say that you are a good boy, that you didn't mean it?
00:53:08Who should I tell?
00:53:11The man laying dead by the bank?
00:53:15Rosa, who you made ashamed?
00:53:18Papa, whose heart you broke?
00:53:22Can they hear me?
00:53:26It's too late, Vincent.
00:53:29It's too late.
00:53:31Shut up, Ma.
00:53:31Shut up.
00:53:33I should have shut up a long time ago.
00:53:38But no, I thought my heart was big enough for both of us.
00:53:44I was blind.
00:53:47I always stuck up for you.
00:53:50No one could tell me you was no good.
00:53:53No matter what they told me, I didn't believe.
00:53:59Every time you got in trouble, I worked, I borrowed, I go to the lawyers, the war-tealers, begging, crying
00:54:10to get you out of jail.
00:54:13What did you want me to do?
00:54:15I never had a chance.
00:54:16I wanted to look for some way out.
00:54:18I wasn't going to let them kick me around.
00:54:19So, you got the gun.
00:54:24But that wasn't the only way you killed it.
00:54:27You took your papa's name and burned a number in his heart.
00:54:34One, nine, nine, four, three, six.
00:54:41Every time I wrote a letter, Vincent Lubeck, one, nine, nine, four, three, six.
00:54:54I should let you rot in jail.
00:55:02At least Rosa wouldn't have thrown herself off the roof.
00:55:12What did you want from her?
00:55:15She meant nothing to you?
00:55:18But because she belonged to your brother, you had to take her.
00:55:24And she died with your baby, unborn.
00:55:31Ma, I didn't know.
00:55:32And if you had, would you have cared?
00:55:38Hoodlum.
00:55:40All the time you was yelling about the smells from the city dump.
00:55:45You are the smell.
00:55:48You are the stink.
00:55:50More.
00:55:55Come here.
00:56:01It's...
00:56:09So, now you cry, my son,
00:56:16when it is too late for tears.
00:56:23You should have cried long time ago
00:56:30and wash that poison out of your heart.
00:56:40Now it is too late.
00:56:56My.
00:56:58My.
00:57:00My.
00:57:04Your pills, my.
00:57:05I gotta get your pills.
00:57:07My.
00:57:09My.
00:57:12My.
00:57:13My.
00:57:13My.
00:57:15My.
00:57:23Mom.
00:57:29Johnny.
00:57:33Mom is dead.
00:57:35Yeah.
00:57:37She's dead.
00:57:39Nothing could stop her from loving you but death.
00:57:42Well, now she's dead.
00:57:43And you killed her.
00:57:45Just like you killed Papa and Rosa.
00:57:48Johnny, I never had nothing to do with Rosa.
00:57:50A liar.
00:57:51You never had anything of your own.
00:57:53Everything you got, you had a steal.
00:57:55A lot you stole, you could never keep.
00:57:58Get going.
00:57:59Where?
00:58:00Where are we going?
00:58:01By the city dump.
00:58:03That's where we belong.
00:58:04That's all we're fit for.
00:58:06No, Johnny.
00:58:07I'll do anything but.
00:58:08There's nothing you can do, Vincent.
00:58:10My mama got you out of jail.
00:58:11You bragged about your big fix.
00:58:13Well, there are no fixes here.
00:58:16Mama can't talk for you anymore.
00:58:19Never mind the cops.
00:58:21I'm gonna finish this where it all started.
00:59:02Johnny, for God's sake.
00:59:03Shut up.
00:59:03What have you got to do with God?
00:59:06Get those.
00:59:17No, Johnny, no.
00:59:18You can't.
00:59:19You're not your own brother.
00:59:21You can't.
00:59:29Go back.
00:59:30Go back.
00:59:30Shut up.
00:59:31Go back.
00:59:33Go back.
00:59:34Go back.
00:59:35Go back.
00:59:37Go back.
00:59:50Go back.
00:59:58THE END
01:00:22THE END
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