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00:00:00THE END
00:00:40and I don't know whether to wish you luck or offer my sympathy I probably need both I know
00:00:48this is a great personal sacrifice on your part judge Holland thank you for making it well I'll
00:00:54do the best I can governor then my worries are over thank you good night good night sir
00:01:09good evening good evening hi dad we won tonight good father wasn't that governor rice yes it was so
00:01:21what you should have seen this baby break records 88 miles an hour that's all that's fine son
00:01:28father what was the governor doing here let's go in the library this is something concerns all of us
00:01:44sit down children
00:01:49gee what is it dad well before I tell either of you anything I want to know just what you've
00:01:54been
00:01:55doing today Tommy work down the garage as usual no time off I stopped in for a chocolate malt on
00:02:02your
00:02:02way to or from the marine recruiting office they were suspicious about your age they called me to
00:02:12check that's why they turned me down huh yes that's why you become quite a problem son not just because
00:02:20of this episode of this episode today but other things driving a car without a license these new
00:02:25notions you have about not going to college and earning more money than is good for you but I think
00:02:29I found a solution you're going to the state prison for the next two months why just for trying to
00:02:37enlist in
00:02:37the Marines I'm sorry that was a clumsy joke we're all going that's what the governor came to see me
00:02:48about he brought along a civil commission report everything is going on with that prison is the
00:02:53worst scandal in the history of the state now he wants me to take over become warden but it'll mean
00:02:59giving up the bench that's your work well my work is wherever I can do most good in these trying
00:03:04times
00:03:05I suppose you're right well everything is going to be changed anyway with Tommy going away to college
00:03:11in the fall sure so in the meantime I'll get a room down by the garage oh no you're coming
00:03:15with us
00:03:16and miss the racing finals uh-uh nothing doing and besides I'm not giving up my job to go to
00:03:20any prison
00:03:21well I dislike using my authority Tommy but if you're going to take that tone there's nothing left for me
00:03:25to
00:03:25do you're going with us you understand oh gee dad poor Ken he had his heart set on racing his
00:03:35car in
00:03:35the finals I know it Ann but I haven't time to worry about him now not with this job on
00:03:39my hands
00:03:51that's the new warden in this family we just dropped off here oh is that Judge Howland
00:03:55that's him I was told somebody would be here to meet us maybe we're supposed to hike into the
00:04:00person's corner hey here comes a big black job maybe that's for us
00:04:14that's Howland that's right I'm McCafferty deputy warden glad to meet you this is my daughter Ann
00:04:19what do you do my son Tommy Tommy please meet you this is Rogers your chauffeur warden Rogers
00:04:24well shall we go yes I'm sorry I wasn't here when you arrived warden but we had a little trouble
00:04:33again at the prison this morning so I understand jump in the front seat son
00:04:40what was the trouble all about this morning McCafferty well sir you see uh well uh the news got around
00:04:47as it has the uncommon habit of doing that you were arriving today and uh well
00:04:54couldn't be that the lads were staging a little demonstration in my honor more of a loud demonstration
00:04:59warden well I probably sentenced about a third of them to their prison terms yes sir don't expect to
00:05:04be a hero to them father this job is going to take a bit of doing McCafferty you're right sir
00:05:10it won't be any cinch I think we can handle it though take the warden's bags right into his
00:05:19apartment Rogers quite convenient pleasant enough office but definitely needing a woman's touch reserve
00:05:26the touches for the apartment young lady I'll handle the office you overlook the yard come here too oh
00:05:32oh have the boys right where I can keep my eye on them huh
00:05:41hey they're all out there now they've been locked up for over two weeks things got pretty rough this
00:05:46morning and I thought if I'd let them out in the yard it would quiet them down a bit
00:05:50they're just standing there looking up here
00:06:10father I'm afraid oh no you're quite safe they can't harm you with noise gee it looks like we might
00:06:14have some excitement get away from that window Tommy I'll have that stop right away warden
00:06:19hello
00:06:29you ain't lasting a week here beat it while you and your family can still walk out
00:06:36Captain Pearson McCafferty speaking get your boys in the yard get all the men back in their cells
00:06:41never mind that McCafferty hold on Pearson what was that warden leave the men in the yard
00:06:47never mind never mind right now Pearson few people wait here what are you going to do
00:06:51I'm going to call their bluff they're a mean lot warden and in a dangerous frame of mind right now
00:06:55so am I I don't intend to let them think they're fighting me I'd have no more control over this
00:07:01prison than a canary person round up your men to get out in the yard the warden is just going
00:07:08out maybe trouble
00:07:09okay
00:07:10okay
00:07:10okay
00:07:10Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!
00:07:56Hello, Charlie.
00:07:57How are you, Judge?
00:07:58Been here a long time, haven't you?
00:08:23This seems to be the time for us to begin to understand each other.
00:08:29Apparently, there's been some doubt in the past as to who is supposed to run this prison.
00:08:34The inmates or the duly appointed warden?
00:08:39I think you lads had better know that as long as I'm warden here, I intend to run the prison.
00:08:48Yes, my way and by my rules.
00:08:52My rules will not be soft.
00:08:55From now on, any privileges given to you men will be earned and earned the hard way.
00:09:03Fine young men and boys are out fighting.
00:09:07Giving up their lives for you.
00:09:10Women and girls are making sacrifices.
00:09:13Paying taxes to support you.
00:09:19And if any of you are entertaining peculiar ideas, I'm giving an order to the guards that if I'm ever
00:09:29held as hostage in an inmate's attempt to break out of here, the guards will shoot to kill, including me,
00:09:39rather than have one man escape.
00:09:42That's all I have to say for now, boys.
00:09:46Think it over.
00:09:54Wow, that was really something.
00:09:55Are things going to be like this all the time, Mr. McCafferty?
00:09:58Do you think they'll try to make a break?
00:09:59Not the way your father's taking old.
00:10:01Oh, gee, I thought we were going to have a little fun.
00:10:04Tom is not really as tough as he sounds, Mr. McCafferty.
00:10:06There you go again, pretending I'm still a kid.
00:10:10Well, what are you, son?
00:10:11I'm a first-class mechanic.
00:10:14Oh, have you finished school yet?
00:10:15You bet I have.
00:10:16He's finished high school, and he's going to college in the fall.
00:10:19He's not quite 17 yet.
00:10:20So I'm not quite 17, and next year I won't be quite 18.
00:10:23But the minute I am, you won't find my nose stuck in any book.
00:10:26Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to wash my hands.
00:10:35Well, now that you've settled that, come and look at the apartment with Tommy and me.
00:10:38Well, you go ahead, dear.
00:10:39I have some things to discuss with Mr. McCafferty.
00:10:42But we just got here.
00:10:43Can't business wait a few minutes?
00:10:45Not this business.
00:10:46You get busy with that woman's touch, huh?
00:10:56McCafferty.
00:10:57By the way, what is your first name?
00:10:59With a hand like McCafferty, your name's naturally Mack, from age 10 on.
00:11:04Well, Mack, we've got a tough job on our hands.
00:11:08Tougher than I realized.
00:11:09I'm suspending the present rules and regulations immediately.
00:11:13We'll post a new set tomorrow.
00:11:15It'll be easier writing the rules than enforcing them.
00:11:18They'll be enforced.
00:11:20Now, what about your guards?
00:11:21Are they competent, trustworthy?
00:11:23A couple of the boys are still doing favors for the inmates, taking out notes and such.
00:11:28Any man who'll carry a note out is just as likely to carry a weapon in.
00:11:32We've got to stop that.
00:11:34I know the men responsible.
00:11:36I was waiting for you to take over to deal with them.
00:11:38You want to see them tomorrow?
00:11:41See them right now.
00:11:43Let's start to work, Mack.
00:11:45Right.
00:11:51This evidence is pretty definite that you three men have accepted bribes from the inmates,
00:11:55smuggled notes out, and did other favors for them.
00:11:57Have you anything to say?
00:11:59Warden, I've got a wife and a kid.
00:12:01Give me another chance.
00:12:02I only did it because I had to.
00:12:04I disagree that you had to.
00:12:05You should have thought of your family before this.
00:12:07You men have proven that you can't be trusted.
00:12:09Now, I don't want to take a job away from any man.
00:12:11Neither can I afford to have you working here.
00:12:13All three are dismissed.
00:12:15That's all, boys.
00:12:21First time I've seen action around this office in several years.
00:12:24You'll see a lot more.
00:12:25Let's get busy with those new regulations.
00:12:27Yes, sir.
00:12:29No more movies until you're in them.
00:12:32No talking, only in cells and doing recreation.
00:12:35How do you like that?
00:12:36Visits only once a month.
00:12:37One letter a month.
00:12:39Solitary for refusing a wake.
00:12:41Why, that dumb flathead?
00:12:43Don't be stupid, Jenkins.
00:12:44Who'll crack?
00:12:45I did.
00:12:46You're just making it tougher on everybody else.
00:12:48Why don't you get smart?
00:12:49Why don't you run to the warden and tell him Hobie Jenkins just ripped down his nice new set of
00:12:53rules and regulations?
00:12:58Come on, break it up.
00:13:00Come on, break it up.
00:13:01You too.
00:13:01Come with me.
00:13:01Come here.
00:13:03Come on.
00:13:03Come on.
00:13:03Up there, boys.
00:13:04Come on.
00:13:04What is this?
00:13:05Come on.
00:13:05All right.
00:13:07If I can't find out who hit that guard and pull down that bulletin,
00:13:11you're all going to suffer.
00:13:14Now then, who was it?
00:13:17Let me take them downstairs for a few minutes, warden.
00:13:19I'll find out who did it.
00:13:20I won't stand for any strong-arm tactics in this prison.
00:13:24Remember that, Pearson.
00:13:25We have a proper punishment system.
00:13:28Sir, warden.
00:13:29Yes?
00:13:29I got a confession to make.
00:13:31Go ahead, Bowser.
00:13:32It was him.
00:13:34You make a rotten liar, Bowser.
00:13:36Take them out.
00:13:38You.
00:13:39What'd you say, Elimos?
00:13:41Fassel, sir.
00:13:42You stay.
00:13:43Yes, sir.
00:13:43All right.
00:13:44Get moving.
00:13:52What's your first name?
00:13:53Steve, sir.
00:13:54You seem like an intelligent man, Steve.
00:13:56You don't look as if you belong here at all.
00:13:59Thank you, sir.
00:14:01I think you're too smart to want to shield hoodlums like that.
00:14:04Who hit that guard?
00:14:07I'm sorry, sir.
00:14:08I can't say.
00:14:09You were right there when it happened.
00:14:12Yes, sir.
00:14:13What's your job here, Fassel?
00:14:15Teaching.
00:14:16In the school, sir.
00:14:17Do you want to lose that job and do solitary besides?
00:14:20No, sir.
00:14:20I don't.
00:14:21Then, confounded man, who hit that guard and ripped down that bulletin?
00:14:25Warden, I can't say.
00:14:27Get out there with the others.
00:14:29Yes, sir.
00:14:33What's the usual punishment in a case like that?
00:14:36Ten days, 40, after that.
00:14:37Make it 15 days in solitary.
00:14:39That's a pretty tough stretch, Warden.
00:14:41We've got to be tough, Mac.
00:14:44I don't believe those men understand anything else.
00:14:4715 it is.
00:14:49Come in.
00:14:50Come in.
00:14:52Oh, I forgot all about lunch.
00:14:54Here, let me help you.
00:14:55Carver, it's heavy.
00:14:57Thank you, darling.
00:14:59Fine thing.
00:15:00Stalling around till 2 o'clock.
00:15:01That's no way to start off with a new cook.
00:15:03Well, you don't have to worry about him quitting.
00:15:05That's one consolation.
00:15:07That looks good.
00:15:08I didn't realize I was hungry.
00:15:09You're hopeless, and so is Tommy.
00:15:12How can I make them show up for meals on down, Mr. McCafferty?
00:15:14Oh, I'm a colifor.
00:15:15What's happened to Tommy?
00:15:16Oh, he's around someplace.
00:15:19Do you know where the boy is?
00:15:20He was down talking to my inmate clerks.
00:15:22Is that all for now, Warden?
00:15:23Mm-hmm.
00:15:24If you see Tommy, tell him his lunch is waiting, will you?
00:15:26Right.
00:15:31Yes.
00:15:32Yes, sir.
00:15:34I hope we weren't wrong.
00:15:36For what?
00:15:37About making time to give up his job and come here till school starts.
00:15:40Hmm.
00:15:41We left him in town on that job.
00:15:42We never pry him loose to go to college.
00:15:44Besides, he might have taken it into his hot young head to join the Navy this time,
00:15:47and we might not have been as lucky as we were when he tried to join the Marines.
00:15:51Hi, everybody.
00:15:53Hmm, what's for lunch?
00:15:54Chicken, creole style, specialty of our new cook.
00:15:57Hmm?
00:15:57Why didn't you show up for lunch at the proper time, Tommy?
00:16:00I forgot.
00:16:01Don't let it happen again, will you, please?
00:16:02No, sir.
00:16:03What were you doing downstairs?
00:16:04Oh, just trading scuttlebutt with a couple of the boys.
00:16:07I wish you wouldn't do that.
00:16:09Why not?
00:16:10For one thing, it's bad for discipline.
00:16:12Wouldn't hurt to brush up on your studies.
00:16:14You've always been behind in history, you know.
00:16:15Dad, I don't want to read history.
00:16:17I know, I know you want to make it.
00:16:19Well, the United States government says you're too young.
00:16:21As long as they say that, you'll have to do what I say, I'm afraid.
00:16:24Father knows it isn't easy for you, don't you, Father?
00:16:26Of course.
00:16:27I realize you have problems, Tommy.
00:16:29I'm putting you back on an allowance, by the way, and incidentally, I'm increasing it a bit.
00:16:33I don't want to take your money.
00:16:34Oh, now, don't be proud.
00:16:35If I won't let you, the least I can do is put your bills.
00:16:38Here.
00:16:39Now, go on in the apartment and have your lunch.
00:16:40It's waiting for you.
00:16:42Thanks, Dad.
00:16:49That was generous of you, and he appreciates it.
00:16:52Don't you worry about Tommy.
00:16:53He's able to take care of himself.
00:16:55I'll go in and see that he has his lunch.
00:17:06That was a nice oven, wasn't it, Tommy?
00:17:09Increasing your allowance, I mean.
00:17:10Yeah, sure it was.
00:17:12He can't afford it, even the three bucks.
00:17:15But that has to last me a whole week, less than I can make in half a day.
00:17:18Oh, come on.
00:17:19Forget about it now.
00:17:19Let's have some food.
00:17:27Here's another letter from your mysterious friend.
00:17:30It's a wonder you don't open my mail and censor it.
00:17:32Oh, Tommy.
00:17:45Well, what do you know?
00:17:47Helen Perigo's getting married.
00:17:49Remember that nice marine she met at her cousins?
00:17:51Well, they've been riding each other.
00:17:53Now he's proposed by mail and...
00:17:56What's wrong, Tommy?
00:17:58Huh?
00:17:59What do you mean, what's wrong?
00:18:08Can I help?
00:18:09Unless you've got 95 bucks you don't need.
00:18:12Oh, Tommy, you haven't gotten yourself into another jam.
00:18:14Well, it wasn't anything to worry about until I had to come up here.
00:18:18I was in a collision with that guy.
00:18:20Of course, he found out I didn't have a driver's license, so I had to cough up for the damage.
00:18:24Plus a little extra to keep him from blabbing to dad.
00:18:26Well, that's blackmail.
00:18:27Certainly it's blackmail.
00:18:29That doesn't help matters.
00:18:31I could take care of it with the money I was making before, and I'll be able to again once
00:18:35I get out of this prison.
00:18:37It's a cinch I can't pay for it out of my allowance.
00:18:39Well, can't you explain things to this man?
00:18:42I have, but he knows he's got me over a barrel.
00:18:44Threatens to phone dad.
00:18:46Oh, that'd be awful.
00:18:47I'll never forget the night you picked up and father forbade you to drive again.
00:18:51And you promised you wouldn't.
00:18:52Oh, don't start on that again.
00:18:54No, it's too late now.
00:18:55Well, I know.
00:18:58I can ask Barbara to advance my allowance for a couple of months and...
00:19:00Oh, forget it.
00:19:01I'm not taking money from any girl, not even you.
00:19:03But, Tom...
00:19:03I'm sorry I told you about it.
00:19:04Put it out of your mind, do you hear?
00:19:06I'll work it out.
00:19:06How?
00:19:07I don't know how.
00:19:08I'll manage it some way.
00:19:25Hiya, beautiful.
00:19:27Not late for dinner, am I?
00:19:28No, thank goodness.
00:19:29But father's plenty annoyed at you for taking the call without asking.
00:19:32Oh, forget it.
00:19:34Where'd you go?
00:19:36Into town.
00:19:37What's for dinner?
00:19:38Calves, liver.
00:19:39Was it about the $95?
00:19:40Yeah.
00:19:41Did you say liver?
00:19:42Yes, it's good for your...
00:19:43Well, what about the money?
00:19:45I told you, you can forget about it.
00:19:46It's all fixed up.
00:19:47Come on, make with the fee.
00:19:51How'd you fix it?
00:19:52With the loan company.
00:19:57Hey, you're pretty smooth, even if you are my sisters.
00:20:00Oh, Tommy, I'm so afraid you'll get into another chance.
00:20:03What if I do?
00:20:04I'll get out of it.
00:20:05I always get out of it, don't I?
00:20:07Yeah, and sometimes I think it'd be a good thing if you didn't.
00:20:10You're too smart, Tommy.
00:20:12I mean that.
00:20:13School is easy for you.
00:20:14You can build a jalopy out of a couple of boats and a tin can.
00:20:18You're good at everything.
00:20:19Your brain and your hands are quick and you've made them pay off.
00:20:24Sometimes I wish you were just an ordinary boy with ordinary ability.
00:20:28Holy cow.
00:20:30Are you crazy?
00:20:31But you know something?
00:20:32You're kind of cute.
00:20:36Oh, don't!
00:20:37Don't!
00:20:39Don't!
00:20:39Don't!
00:20:42Don't!
00:20:52Don't!
00:20:53Anything wrong, Mike?
00:20:55I'm afraid so, Warden.
00:20:56What's the matter?
00:20:57We're going to have to find you a new chauffeur.
00:20:58Well, what happened to Rogers?
00:20:59We just found out he's been the new mailman for the boys.
00:21:02We found two letters and ten dollars on them.
00:21:05Cotton, found it.
00:21:07How do the men get the money that can buy this stuff?
00:21:09They don't handle any cash.
00:21:10The connection boys always have a way of getting their hands on cash.
00:21:13Pretty tough to stop.
00:21:15Have you anybody in mind to take Rogers' place?
00:21:17A couple of men might do.
00:21:19One of them is Purcell, that fellow we had in here several weeks ago.
00:21:22Yeah.
00:21:24I remember him.
00:21:25He's taking his punishment right on the chin.
00:21:28What's he sentenced for?
00:21:29Embezzlement.
00:21:30Three to six years.
00:21:31Been in six months.
00:21:32First offense.
00:21:34He had a good job.
00:21:35He and his brother worked in the same place.
00:21:37He got a fairly light sentence because his brother promised to pay back the money.
00:21:41What's his prison record?
00:21:42Very good.
00:21:43He was a model prisoner up until that guard slug and fracas.
00:21:47I'd say he's the man for the job.
00:21:49All right, Mac.
00:21:50Bring him in.
00:21:50Yes, sir.
00:21:56Hard work, that rock quarry, isn't it?
00:21:58Yes, sir.
00:21:59Better than solitary, though, eh?
00:22:02Yes, sir.
00:22:03I have you in mind for something better, Marcel.
00:22:06Thank you, sir.
00:22:07The point is, are you willing to work with a warden in the future or against him like you did
00:22:11in that fracas at the bulletin board?
00:22:13Well, I'll tell you, Mr. McCafferty.
00:22:14I'll work with him as long as he doesn't ask me to do anything that isn't fair.
00:22:19Just what do you mean?
00:22:20In the time I've been here, sir, I've discovered there's a set of laws among the inmates just as rigid
00:22:25as those made by your courts.
00:22:27I'm in here serving a sentence for violating your laws.
00:22:30When I get out, I don't want to serve a sentence for violating theirs.
00:22:34In other words, warden, I'm determined to be a law-abiding citizen.
00:22:36They can't persuade me to break your laws, and you can't make me break theirs.
00:22:40You got a lot of nerve coming in here telling the warden what he can do or what he can't
00:22:43do?
00:22:44I realize I've talked myself out of a job.
00:22:47But I want to let you know where I stand.
00:22:49Thank you, sir, for even considering me.
00:22:52I'm sorry, warden.
00:22:53I sure picked the wrong man for the job.
00:22:55No, Mac.
00:22:56This time you picked the right one.
00:22:58Come in.
00:23:00Go before the warden.
00:23:01Oh, I'm sorry, Father.
00:23:02I didn't know you were busy.
00:23:03It's quite all right.
00:23:04This is something that concerns you anyway.
00:23:07I'm making Purcell here our new chauffeur.
00:23:09This is my daughter.
00:23:11Hello.
00:23:12Miss Howland.
00:23:13I'll be much cleaner when I report for work.
00:23:15I'm sure you will.
00:23:16You'll start work tomorrow, Purcell.
00:23:18Your hours will be irregular, and you'll be on call at any time.
00:23:21Yes, sir.
00:23:22And thank you again, sir.
00:23:28Well, what do you think?
00:23:30You have to pass on all servants, you know.
00:23:32Oh, I thought he looked very nice, Father.
00:23:34You'll have nothing to worry about with him.
00:23:37I can't understand an intelligent-looking boy like that ever being in a prison.
00:23:40Curious, isn't it?
00:23:41He interests me, that lad, and he has a peculiar sense of what's right.
00:23:46Well, how about my coffee?
00:23:55The warden's car is running in time.
00:23:57Okay.
00:24:00How many stick-ups did you do all together?
00:24:02In your whole life, I mean.
00:24:03Oh, probably a couple hundred.
00:24:05And you only got grabbed three times?
00:24:06Sure.
00:24:07Gee, that's pretty good.
00:24:09Smart guy can go a long time.
00:24:11Yeah.
00:24:12Sure looks like it.
00:24:13Here's your wrenches, Joe.
00:24:15Okay.
00:24:15Hey, kid, can I see you a minute?
00:24:25The car's all ready, Steve.
00:24:27Okay.
00:24:29Hey, Tommy.
00:24:30Your sister wants to know if you're coming to town with her.
00:24:32Tell her no.
00:24:32I'm going to mess around here this afternoon.
00:24:38Wait a minute, Tommy.
00:24:40You dropped something.
00:24:42Thanks.
00:24:43I'll tell you you're not coming.
00:24:45I'm coming.
00:24:57Steve.
00:25:00Steve.
00:25:00Huh?
00:25:01I'm sorry, Miss Holland.
00:25:03Where do you want to go first?
00:25:04The mode shop.
00:25:05I want to pick up my new dress for the mayor's party Saturday night.
00:25:11Is there something on your mind, Steve?
00:25:14Well, sort of.
00:25:16It means butting in your private affairs, Miss Anne.
00:25:18Something about Tommy?
00:25:20I just want to say it'd be wise if your father would keep him away from the prisoners.
00:25:23He's not doing himself any good hanging around them.
00:25:25You're a very unusual person for a...
00:25:28For a convict.
00:25:31Oh, yes.
00:25:34Steve.
00:25:36Now, if I'm too personal, just tell me to shut up.
00:25:38But would you mind terribly saying what you were sentenced to prison for?
00:25:44For embezzlement.
00:25:46Oh.
00:25:47It's taking money that belongs to somebody else.
00:25:53You must have had an awfully good reason.
00:26:06You ready, honey?
00:26:07Mm-hmm.
00:26:14Why are you so silent?
00:26:16I was just talking to Tommy.
00:26:18Oh.
00:26:19What's he done now?
00:26:20I don't know that he's done anything.
00:26:22It's just that he's changed so these last six weeks.
00:26:24He doesn't seem like my kid brother anymore.
00:26:27But he isn't, darling.
00:26:28He's growing up.
00:26:30Growing up the wrong way.
00:26:32He's gotten so hard and sly and sort of slick.
00:26:36Father, I think we were wrong to bring him here among all these criminals.
00:26:39I'll grant you environment is important, but so is heredity.
00:26:42If a lad has good stuff in him, a tough environment will only make him stronger.
00:26:46And I think Tommy has good stuff.
00:26:47Oh, so do I.
00:26:49But he's not like you or me.
00:26:50He's like Mother.
00:26:52He needs sympathy and understanding and praise.
00:26:55I'll have a talk with him tomorrow.
00:26:56I suppose I have neglected him this summer.
00:26:58It's this job.
00:26:59It takes up all my time.
00:27:01Anyway, I'll try to make it up to him in the next two weeks.
00:27:04Come in.
00:27:06Oh, I beg your pardon, Warden.
00:27:08Yes, ma'am.
00:27:09Two men were missing on the evening count.
00:27:12Did you catch them?
00:27:13Yes, sir.
00:27:14As they tried to get out through the vent in the bakery.
00:27:16Good.
00:27:16They talk?
00:27:17They had outside help.
00:27:19What kind of help?
00:27:20A car waiting outside the wall.
00:27:23The guards spotted it, but it got away.
00:27:26Have you got a list of the visitors these two men have had?
00:27:28Neither of them have had a visitor in nearly six months.
00:27:30Yeah, but they got word out.
00:27:32How?
00:27:34They told us how, Warden.
00:27:37Well, what are you acting so funny about, Mac?
00:27:39How do they do it?
00:27:41They claim your son Tommy took a note out for them.
00:27:44Tommy?
00:27:49They said it wasn't the first time.
00:27:51This had been going on for quite a while now.
00:27:59Father, what are you going to do?
00:28:05What's the matter?
00:28:06Is this true that you've been carrying messages out of here for the convicts?
00:28:09Who says I have?
00:28:10The two men who tried to escape tonight.
00:28:12They say you have.
00:28:13Well, answer me.
00:28:14Is it true?
00:28:15Keep your hands off me!
00:28:20It's true, all right.
00:28:21I can see it in your face.
00:28:23Father.
00:28:23Oh, now stay out of this, please, Ann.
00:28:25I've listened to you too much as it is.
00:28:27I've tried to reason with him.
00:28:29Treat him as an adult.
00:28:30And what he needed was a good old-fashioned wailing with a razor strap.
00:28:34Let go of me!
00:28:39You contemptible little pup.
00:28:58Take good care of my razor, will you, sis?
00:29:00You know I will.
00:29:09Well, I guess that's it.
00:29:11Everything else is in the car.
00:29:13Yeah, everything but the condemned man.
00:29:15You can't start off with an attitude like that.
00:29:17Why can't I?
00:29:18Oh, Tommy, don't you realize this is your chance to prove what you're made of?
00:29:22If you buckle down and study hard and make good grades at school, Father knows...
00:29:26I don't care what he knows.
00:29:27We're quits.
00:29:28Don't talk like that, please.
00:29:30Father's giving you this chance to go off to school as if nothing had happened.
00:29:34Please stop by and tell him you're grateful.
00:29:36Grateful?
00:29:37For exchanging one prison for another?
00:29:38They're a sap to go on living here with him.
00:29:40Why don't you get out?
00:29:41You're of age.
00:29:45Tell me.
00:29:47What?
00:29:48Aren't you going to kiss me goodbye?
00:29:51Sure.
00:29:55Now go ahead and say goodbye to Father.
00:29:57He's waiting in his office.
00:29:59Come on.
00:29:59Come on.
00:31:02Oh, come on, Anne.
00:31:04Picking out that window won't bring Tommy home any sooner.
00:31:08Now, hand me the star, will you?
00:31:14You know something?
00:31:16This is as old as you are.
00:31:20Wouldn't be Christmas without it.
00:31:22Oh, Father.
00:31:24Won't it be wonderful to have Tommy home for the holidays?
00:31:26You bet it will.
00:31:29I'm going to make this the best Christmas you kids have ever had.
00:31:33Every Christmas has been the best.
00:31:36Say, Anne, take another squint out the window, will you?
00:31:40You're just as anxious as I am.
00:31:45The car is driving, yes.
00:31:47He's here.
00:31:48Oh, I'll get that out of the way.
00:31:51These packages aren't even wrapped.
00:32:08Tommy wasn't on the train.
00:32:12He wasn't on the train?
00:32:14No, sir.
00:32:16This telegram came for you while I was waiting.
00:32:18Thank you, Steve.
00:32:21It's probably from here.
00:32:23Most likely delayed.
00:32:26Here it says,
00:32:28sorry to disappoint you,
00:32:31but I'm not doing any more time in prison or in school.
00:32:35From now on,
00:32:37I'm on my own.
00:32:40Merry Christmas, Tommy.
00:32:42On his own.
00:32:45Well.
00:32:49All right.
00:32:53I hope you'll never regret it.
00:33:00Noelle, Noelle, Noelle, Noelle,
00:33:08Noelle, Noelle,
00:33:09Noelle, Noelle,
00:33:11Noelle, Noelle, Noelle,
00:33:38how's father been fine only i don't think you'd approve of you're sitting up here in front with
00:33:43me you don't approve either do you well at least you can say you missed me while i was away
00:33:52okay i missed you you certainly don't act much like it i should have gone away last summer too
00:33:58the way father wanted but i was still so sure then tommy would come back no word even while i
00:34:05was
00:34:05gone nope do you realize it'll be two years this christmas since he disappeared
00:34:13steve what do you suppose has happened to him i imagine he's been in the service all along
00:34:17he followed our forces then with the canadians you know steve you're really a wonderful person
00:34:27what caused that outburst
00:34:32i have a confession to make
00:34:35while i was in the city i i looked up your brother i met his wife and children too
00:34:41that was nice of you how are they grateful steve indescribably grateful
00:34:49you don't have to pretend with me any longer they told me the truth
00:34:54what do you mean the truth about what about why you're in prison they admitted that your
00:34:59brother took the money and you took the blame they shouldn't have told you or anybody else about
00:35:04that well i i don't think they intended to until they long until i discovered how i feel about you
00:35:21i've got a lot of things to tell you when i get out there i'll be waiting to hear them
00:35:25steve
00:35:27might not be so long at that your father tells me the parole might come through this time
00:35:31oh steve
00:35:40six new fish max all right bring them in
00:35:47okay jolly
00:35:49line up
00:35:53here
00:35:59joseph cizak arson 40 years
00:36:03like to play with matches eh boy i like to burn rats and i defry two big ones only they
00:36:08was lucky and got
00:36:09out
00:36:11lewis malini burglary 20 years
00:36:20peter schmidt murder
00:36:24life sentence
00:36:30martin deutch
00:36:37manslaughter
00:36:3710 to 20
00:36:39yes framed again mac
00:36:41somebody must have been framed
00:36:42tried for murder and your lawyer gets you off with a manslaughter rap
00:36:45yeah i'm thinking of canning him for letting me get bothered like this at all
00:36:53pete moran robbery 40 years
00:36:56you're a stupid guy pete
00:36:57you got out of here less than a year ago and you're back already
00:37:01the next time you get out you'll be too old to lift a gun
00:37:06frank o'reilly robbery 10 to 20 years
00:37:09why an irishman has to
00:37:20frank o'reilly
00:37:22arrested with pete moran
00:37:37the warden
00:37:37the warden will speak to you men after you're outfitted and checked in
00:37:40take him along
00:37:42come on men let's go
00:37:48this is going to be pretty tough on the old man
00:37:52and the boy apparently looked up moran and got talked into making some easy money with him
00:37:57it's mighty lucky for tommy this theater manager moran shot during the holdup didn't die
00:38:03i suppose it's stupid to think we could keep this away from the newspapers
00:38:07most of the guards know tommy
00:38:09they'll blabber to their families it'll be all over town in a day
00:38:13what are you going to do
00:38:17nothing
00:38:19the boy will receive no special treatment
00:38:21yes sir
00:38:22father may i see him
00:38:24no special treatment i said
00:38:26you may see him when the rules permit
00:38:46you men are now inmates of the state penitentiary
00:38:50you're expected to obey all the rules and regulations of this institution
00:38:55the better you behave
00:38:57the more willingly you work
00:38:59the easier it'll be for you
00:39:03we have a reput-
00:39:12we have a reputation of being a tough prison
00:39:15that all depends on the men confined here
00:39:18if the inmates want to be tough we tough with them
00:39:21when they play fair with us
00:39:23we'll do the same
00:39:25and that goes for you too night
00:39:29around here i make the rules
00:39:32you obey them
00:39:33did i say anything
00:39:34one of the rules forbids talking
00:39:37except in your cell
00:39:39and during recreation
00:39:41well i'm certainly trying to be
00:39:42one more word out of you
00:39:44and you'll start your prison term in solitary confinement
00:39:50that's all i have to say to you men
00:39:53if you're smart you'll behave yourselves
00:39:55take them away
00:39:57could i
00:39:58see you a minute alone
00:39:59warden
00:40:00warden
00:40:01one thing i forgot
00:40:03there are boxes placed around the prison
00:40:06marked warden
00:40:08any convict
00:40:09wanting to talk to me
00:40:10drops a written request
00:40:12in one of those boxes
00:40:15about placed men
00:40:17all right let's go
00:40:36here
00:40:37hey start
00:40:37how are you butch
00:40:38good Lord
00:40:39how are you doing here
00:40:40how are you boys
00:41:00Smith, in here.
00:41:04Milano, in here.
00:41:06Hiya, Deutsch. We heard you was coming.
00:41:08It's like old times, sir.
00:41:09Come on, have a mind up.
00:41:13Deutsch, you're here.
00:41:14Hiya, Deutsch, old boy. Give me the ham heart.
00:41:16How you feelin'?
00:41:17Well, it looks like you guys are glad I'm in this rat mess.
00:41:20Come on, move up.
00:41:23You're in here, Mr. O'Reilly.
00:41:37Hey, kid.
00:41:38Hey.
00:41:40You in the next cell.
00:41:43Yeah?
00:41:44What is this with you?
00:41:46Every guy in the joint's doin' a take when they spot you're a kisser.
00:41:49What's the angle?
00:41:52Well, I might as well spill it.
00:41:56That guy's in this joint know it already.
00:41:58The warden's my father.
00:42:03Well, you've got the greatest setup I ever heard, kid.
00:42:06You'll probably be movin' in with your old man.
00:42:09You don't know my old man.
00:42:10Ah, sure, I know. He's gotta fake it.
00:42:13But you'll get a sleigh ride through here and be out of here before you know it.
00:42:16I hope you're right.
00:42:17I'm always right, kid.
00:42:20The name is Marty to my friends.
00:42:22Mine's Tommy.
00:42:24Okay, kid, you and I are gonna get along.
00:42:27You're all right.
00:42:40Hey, Tommy.
00:42:43We can use a good first baseman.
00:42:44How about it?
00:42:45Tommy.
00:42:47Who's the rover boy?
00:42:49Uh, come here. I want to talk to you.
00:42:52You know, you sure get in the business, kid.
00:42:54I never thought your old man would give you a deal like that.
00:42:57I told you you didn't know him.
00:42:58Yeah, you can knock me down with a feather.
00:43:01I thought, sure, you'd figure some way to get me out of here before this.
00:43:05Looks like they might have to take matters into the old mitts, huh?
00:43:09Who's the welfare worker working with the baseball team?
00:43:12Steve Purcell. My father's chauffeur.
00:43:15Oh, the warden's chauffeur, huh?
00:43:18He must be in and out of this joint half the day.
00:43:21What about it?
00:43:21Oh, nothing, nothing, except...
00:43:24Maybe we ought to be kind of nice to that guy, kid.
00:43:26Huh?
00:43:27With a setup like that, he might be able to do us a lot of good.
00:43:32A lot of good.
00:43:41A new roommate for South.
00:43:43Hi, Tommy.
00:43:46Sure could have used you in that ball game today.
00:43:53Is this your brat idea to have me put in here with you?
00:43:55No.
00:43:56Oh, so my old man thought it up, huh?
00:43:59So he can tell him everything I say and do.
00:44:01Look, Tommy, your father wants to keep you away from these habitual criminals.
00:44:04Why don't you get that chip off your shoulder?
00:44:07You'll get along much better that way.
00:44:08Don't worry about me. I'll get along.
00:44:10You're not going to keep me breaking, Rock.
00:44:11You can bet all the gold in your teeth on that.
00:44:13I know how you feel, kid.
00:44:15I was the same way at first.
00:44:34Hey, Marty, I'm getting fed up with this stuff.
00:44:37What if we don't have borders to join off?
00:44:39Pretty soon, no. It won't be long.
00:44:43You got that angle on for self figured out yet?
00:44:45Not yet, but I'll think of something.
00:44:51Hey, how's about if I become a stool pigeon?
00:44:53See, I did policy with the warden.
00:44:55You better keep your noggin away from my hammer, Harry.
00:44:59It's pretty hard to tell it from these rocks.
00:45:04I got plans for that kid, too.
00:45:14Where does he come in?
00:45:16I'll take him along, just in case.
00:45:18Can't do better than having the warden's son with you.
00:45:21It ain't so smart trusting him.
00:45:23Might go soft and shoot his yap off.
00:45:26I don't tell him anything about it until we're sure he's ready to go.
00:45:36How are you doing, kid?
00:45:38Rotten.
00:45:41Two months on this rock file don't make sense.
00:45:43Your old man could have done better for his son than this.
00:45:45I'm not his son anymore. I'm just a number.
00:45:47Shh, take it easy, kid. Not so loud.
00:45:48I'm getting sick of taking it easy or otherwise.
00:45:50I'm getting sick of this old dirty rotten joint.
00:45:52I'm getting sick of pining on these filthy rocks all day.
00:45:54This is a job for morons.
00:45:55That'll just about suit you. Get to work.
00:45:57Don't you call me a moron.
00:45:58I'll do worse than that if you don't get to work.
00:46:00Well, you will, will you?
00:46:01Oh, hey.
00:46:04You'll get the hold for this.
00:46:26Well, it's about time to go to bed, I expect.
00:46:29I want to read a little more. You'll run along, dear.
00:46:34Now, it's Tuesday.
00:46:36What?
00:46:37It's the beginning of another day.
00:46:39The eighth that Tommy's been down there in solitary.
00:46:43Oh, Father, why won't you try to get him out of here?
00:46:46You can do it.
00:46:48You can't just shake your head as if you had no responsibility.
00:46:51You're his father.
00:46:55Daddy. Daddy, please do something.
00:46:57What can I do the way he's acting if he weren't so defiant?
00:47:02If he'd only meet us halfway.
00:47:04How can you expect him to trust us?
00:47:06We confused and thwarted him all along.
00:47:10Yes, you're right, and I'm partly to blame for his being here.
00:47:12But the fact remains, he did break the law when he might have killed that guard.
00:47:18And he must be punished for it the same as any other inmate.
00:47:22Oh, Father.
00:47:25There's just no solution to all this.
00:47:30I'm sorry.
00:47:32I didn't mean all the things I said.
00:47:34It's just...
00:47:35I know, dear.
00:47:37I know.
00:47:39Well, you run along and try to get some sleep.
00:47:45Good night.
00:47:47Good night, Charlie.
00:47:55Open number three, Al.
00:47:56The time's up.
00:48:10All right, Tommy.
00:48:11Come on out.
00:48:37Hello, sis.
00:48:44I have to see you just as soon as you got out.
00:48:51Father hated to put you into solitary, Tommy.
00:48:53But he had to.
00:48:55You don't know what he's been going through.
00:48:57He lies awake nights thinking about you down there.
00:48:59I haven't been sleeping so well myself.
00:49:04Well, let's sit down a minute.
00:49:10Now, look, darling.
00:49:12These past days are over.
00:49:14Forget about them and start fresh from right now.
00:49:17You'll be in with Steve again and he'll help you get straightened out.
00:49:20That's dual pigeon.
00:49:23You're all wrong about him.
00:49:27Tommy, do you remember when we were little and used to tell each other secrets that nobody else knew?
00:49:32Well, I'm going to tell you something now that I can't tell another soul in the world, not even farther.
00:49:39Steve didn't do anything wrong.
00:49:41Steve didn't do anything wrong.
00:49:41He doesn't belong here.
00:49:42That's what every guy in this joint says.
00:49:44But it's true with him.
00:49:46His older brother stole that money and Steve took the blame so his brother's family wouldn't suffer.
00:49:52They told me he didn't.
00:49:55Joe Hero, huh?
00:49:56He's even dumber than I thought.
00:49:59Why are you so interested in him?
00:50:01You're not falling for that guy, are you?
00:50:05I'm going to marry him as soon as he's free.
00:50:08That does it.
00:50:08This place has got you, too.
00:50:10I've always thought of you as somebody to depend on.
00:50:12When we were kids and I used to fight with the old man, even through this mess.
00:50:16Now you calmly say you're going to hook up with a guy that's done time.
00:50:19I'll get even with him if it's the last thing I do.
00:50:22Tommy, please.
00:50:23And as for the warden, you can tell him I've taken all the punishment and dirty work I intend to
00:50:26take.
00:50:27From now on, I'm dishing it out.
00:50:29Come on, Flatfoot, let me out of here.
00:50:51I'm getting the jeebies, Marty.
00:50:53I don't think we're ever going to work that angle we need.
00:50:56Ah, we'll work it out somehow.
00:50:58I wish you guys would let me in on the plan.
00:51:01You'll know all about it when we're ready, kid.
00:51:03Here's our pigeon now.
00:51:07I don't care what you birds say.
00:51:09That guy's not so dumb, working that chauffeur set up for himself.
00:51:13He's plenty dumb for my dough, doing a stretch for somebody else.
00:51:18What do you mean?
00:51:20He's taking the rap for a job his brother pulled.
00:51:23His brother's got a family, so this bird says he took the dough and goes to the can for it.
00:51:32That little info may do the trick, kid.
00:51:35You guys stick around.
00:51:40Can I see you a minute, Steve?
00:51:41I'm busy.
00:51:42Too busy to talk about your brother?
00:51:49How'd you know I had a brother?
00:51:50I know a lot of things, and I'm going to use them unless you cooperate.
00:51:54Cooperate in what?
00:51:56Me and the boys are going out of here with your help.
00:51:59You've got even less brains than I gave you credit for, Deutsch.
00:52:01Let's cut out the cute stuff for sale.
00:52:03You're doing a bit in this can for a job your brother pulled.
00:52:06Is that so?
00:52:07Yeah.
00:52:08Now, your brother's a respectable family man.
00:52:11One word from me and my lawyer blows the lid off of this case.
00:52:15Your brother winds up a dead pigeon, and you've served two years in the can for nothing.
00:52:20You get the picture?
00:52:21Go on.
00:52:23Two and I go over and have a talk.
00:52:33Look, Steve.
00:52:34Every Saturday, you drive the warden's car on the prison grounds for the garage mechanics to check over, now, don't
00:52:39you?
00:52:39Yes.
00:52:40You pick it up at the same time and drive it out the back gate, right?
00:52:45You seem to know it all pretty well.
00:52:47That gate is open about three minutes to four.
00:52:49We'll go through before the guard figures the deal.
00:52:52And I become an escaped convict.
00:52:53Do I let that stupid?
00:52:54You don't become nothing.
00:52:56We let you out a few miles from the joint.
00:52:58Don't worry about anybody getting hurt.
00:52:59We haven't got any guns.
00:53:01You haven't got an out, Steve.
00:53:03You've got a date for Saturday.
00:53:15What time is it?
00:53:17Eight o'clock.
00:53:17Nine o'clock.
00:53:18What's the difference?
00:53:31Did you go to town tonight?
00:53:32Yeah, why?
00:53:36Do you mind going to town tonight have anything to do with that break tomorrow?
00:53:40What break?
00:53:41Look, Tommy, I'm not as dumb as you seem to think.
00:53:44I realize Ann must have told you about my brother and you passed it along to Deutsch.
00:53:48Why'd you do it?
00:53:50Because I'm not going to have my sister marry any jailbird.
00:53:53Coming from you, that's funny.
00:53:55Well, let's see you laugh it off.
00:53:56You know I can't.
00:53:57I've got to go through with it tomorrow.
00:53:58You don't.
00:54:00Stay out of it, Tommy.
00:54:02Still a hero, huh?
00:54:06Still trying to play big brother.
00:54:08Big brother to you?
00:54:09I should say not.
00:54:10You know, if your father had tanned your hide a little more often, you might have mounded
00:54:13to something.
00:54:13Listen to me, Tommy.
00:54:15I'm not asking you.
00:54:16I'm telling you to stay out of that break tomorrow on the count of Ann.
00:54:18I can't believe what you've done to me, you did for her good.
00:54:21It's bad enough me being in it.
00:54:22Don't make it any worse, Tommy.
00:54:24Stay clear of her tomorrow.
00:54:25For her sake.
00:54:37You really love her, don't you?
00:54:40That's right.
00:54:42Yeah.
00:54:44And she loves you.
00:54:57And she's like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:55:10no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:55:14no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:56:47Are you through that car yet? It's nearly 4 o'clock.
00:56:50Just finished.
00:56:52What are you doing here?
00:56:53Purcell just got sick.
00:56:54He said for me to take the car around to my father and explain.
00:56:57You can't do that unless you've got an assignment for it.
00:56:59Look, the warden's waiting for his car.
00:57:01You can drive to the gate with me and phone his office for an okay.
00:57:03I'll phone in from here.
00:57:07Here, take care of that guy. I'm getting out of here.
00:57:13Here we go.
00:57:18Okay.
00:57:21Okay.
00:57:26Okay.
00:57:30Okay.
00:57:31Okay.
00:57:53What happened to Persil?
00:57:54Hey, Molly's closing the gate.
00:57:59Open that gate.
00:58:01Why are you dying in it?
00:58:02Wait a minute, we may need him.
00:58:03Why don't you guys get smart?
00:58:08They're wise, Molly.
00:58:09We gotta get out of here.
00:58:10All right, that's how it works.
00:58:11Bring this monkey along.
00:58:12Get going.
00:58:12Come on.
00:58:16Get in there.
00:58:17Come on.
00:58:17Go on.
00:58:19Get in here.
00:58:23All right, we'll stand them up in here.
00:58:25They'll open that gate and neither of you screws leave here alive.
00:58:28Hold it.
00:58:29Watch that window.
00:58:31Where are they now?
00:58:32South block F.
00:58:33Well, clear the yard.
00:58:35Get every man out of it.
00:58:38Warden, Tommy's in on this break with Deutsch.
00:58:40Tommy.
00:58:41You wait here, dear.
00:58:58Hold it, Warden.
00:58:59Deutsch and every one of his men are armed.
00:59:01I'll give you one minute, Holland, to open that gate.
00:59:03If that gate isn't open and all of your guards out of sight in 60 seconds, we're tossing out one
00:59:09of your men.
00:59:10Dead.
00:59:11Don't be a fool, Deutsch.
00:59:12There's only one door out of that cell block and we've got it covered.
00:59:16You've got 30 seconds, Holland.
00:59:18Should we give them the works, Warden?
00:59:20Not yet.
00:59:21You men wait here.
00:59:23Cover the right wing.
00:59:25You two men watch that door.
00:59:29You know better than the killer guard, Deutsch.
00:59:31That means the chair.
00:59:33You can't shoot your way out of here.
00:59:34If you think you can, start with me.
00:59:37Oh, no.
00:59:37I'm too smart for that.
00:59:40I'm saving you to open the gate.
00:59:41That gate stays closed.
00:59:44Okay, Holland, your time's up.
00:59:47You.
00:59:48Come here.
00:59:50Come on.
00:59:54Give me the key to that cell block.
00:59:56Come on, give it to me.
01:00:05All right, now get going.
01:00:13There's one of your guards, Holland.
01:00:15Now do you open that gate?
01:00:16All right, Mac.
01:00:17Blast them out of there.
01:00:24They got us caught in like rats, Marty.
01:00:26We better give up.
01:00:27We're not giving up.
01:00:28Or we ain't getting anywhere knocking off them guards.
01:00:31I'm going to let the warden have it.
01:00:32Don't you, dirty rat.
01:00:33That's my old man.
01:00:34What's the difference?
01:00:35I thought you didn't like him.
01:00:36I'm not going to stand here.
01:00:37Why don't you guys kill him?
01:00:38Let me fix this guy, Marty.
01:00:40Wait a minute.
01:00:42I guess I didn't convince him with that first guard.
01:00:45So it's your turn next.
01:00:47Okay, if you want to kill me,
01:00:48if you think it's going to do you any good.
01:00:49Quit stalling.
01:00:50Come on, get going.
01:00:51Go on.
01:01:02You guys are sure making me glad I did what I did.
01:01:06What are you talking about?
01:01:07I got you into this spot.
01:01:09What do you mean you got us into this spot?
01:01:11Purcell was all set to carry out his part of the deal,
01:01:13only I laid him out cold so he couldn't.
01:01:17Why, you two-timing.
01:01:23All right, now, it's your turn.
01:01:25You go on out there and tell your old man this is his last chance.
01:01:28He better open that gate or else.
01:01:30Go on.
01:01:32You remember, I got a gun right in your back.
01:01:39Hold it, boys.
01:01:41That's far enough.
01:01:42Hold it.
01:01:44All right, tell him now.
01:01:46Go on.
01:01:47Tell him to open that gate.
01:01:50All right, you yellow stool pigeon.
01:01:51I'll tell him.
01:01:54Now, you listen to me, Howland.
01:01:56Either you open that gate now or your kid dies.
01:01:58Don't open it, Dad.
01:01:59I'm not afraid.
01:02:01Don't open it, do you hear?
01:02:03Don't open it.
01:02:10Dad!
01:02:13Dad!
01:02:14Tommy.
01:02:16Hi, sis.
01:02:18I'm not so smart after all.
01:02:22Dad.
01:02:23Yes, son.
01:02:24Dad.
01:02:26I'm sorry.
01:02:28For everything.
01:02:31It's Robbie.
01:02:35Me and Bowser have given up, Warden.
01:02:37Come on, with your hands up.
01:02:42Where's George?
01:02:43He says he's going to shoot it out.
01:02:45Come on, men.
01:02:46Just a minute, Mac.
01:02:48This is my job.
01:02:51Give me your gun.
01:02:57All right, you two.
01:02:58Get him out of there.
01:02:59Come on, get going.
01:03:01Come on.
01:03:22Come on, get going.
01:03:23Come on, baby.
01:03:23What?
01:07:26The new prisoners are in your office, warden.
01:07:28All right, Mac. I'll be right in.
01:07:53You men are now inmates of the state penitentiary.
01:07:56You're expected to obey all the rules and regulations of this institution.
01:08:00The better you behave, the more willingly you work, the easier it'll be for you.
01:08:06We have a reputation of being, we have a reputation of being tough, we have a reputation of being tough,
01:08:22it's a tough prison.
01:08:26That's up to you, that's up to you, if you want to be tough, that's all men. Take them out,
01:08:32Jack.
01:08:32About face. You men follow me.
01:08:36Have that lad, wait a minute.
01:08:38Yes, sir.
01:08:40Yes, sir.
01:08:41Oh, Callahan, warden wants to see you.
01:08:47Want to see me?
01:08:51What's your name, son?
01:08:53What's your name, son?
01:08:53Michael Callahan.
01:08:55They call you Mickey?
01:08:56Yeah.
01:08:57Almost 18.
01:08:59Parents alive.
01:09:00My old man.
01:09:01They don't amount that much, though.
01:09:04Things have been pretty tough, eh?
01:09:06Yeah, kinda.
01:09:09Mickey, I want you to do me a favor.
01:09:12If ever you get in trouble here, need advice or feel despondent, I want you to come to me about
01:09:17it.
01:09:17Will you do that?
01:09:19Yeah, sure.
01:09:21Hey, I didn't know the pen was like this.
01:09:23I thought you warden guys was all heels.
01:09:25No, we're just human beings like everybody else.
01:09:28We live and we learn.
01:09:32We want to help you.
01:09:34We want to do everything we can to make you a useful citizen when you get out of here.
01:09:40That's all.
01:09:42Thank you, sir.
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