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Muggs (Leo Gorcey), Glimpy (Huntz Hall) and company (Guinn Williams) land in reform school, but not for long.
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00:00:00THE END
00:00:35THE END
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00:01:11Now listen, you're kinda new in this neighborhood, so I'm gonna wise you up.
00:01:14I'm Muggs McGinnis, the leader of this gang.
00:01:16Now if you wanna take any of the boys out, you gotta have them in by 3 o'clock in
00:01:19the afternoon.
00:01:20And no smoking, drinking or hopscotch, cause we're all in training.
00:01:24Now I'm gonna introduce you to the fellas in their physical order.
00:01:27This is Danny, my left-hand man.
00:01:28How do you do?
00:01:30This is Glimpy, my right-hand man.
00:01:32Hello, Matilda.
00:01:33Peewee, my yes man.
00:01:34Hiya.
00:01:36And Skinny, my no man.
00:01:37Hi.
00:01:38And last but not least is Scroono.
00:01:40He's our blackout warden.
00:01:42Now you met them all and you can do any if you...
00:01:45Hey.
00:01:45Hey, you kids, get out of here.
00:01:48Hey, plan trouble.
00:01:50See you later.
00:01:50Oh, wait.
00:01:51Take that sticker here and take it.
00:01:53Feed them easy.
00:01:54No, no.
00:01:58Now I wonder how that could have happened.
00:02:01I don't know, but they can't blame us for it.
00:02:02But we was here.
00:02:03That's circumstantial evidence.
00:02:05Well, let's dig.
00:02:06All right.
00:02:07Let's get out of here.
00:02:07Who to?
00:02:08Hey, stop.
00:02:12Come on, pop.
00:02:13Right here.
00:02:14Hey.
00:02:16Hey.
00:02:20Uh-oh.
00:02:21What do we do now?
00:02:22Sing, mommy.
00:02:23That'll stop us.
00:02:26Let's go.
00:02:33Where did it go?
00:02:38Now take it easy, mother.
00:02:40Don't aggravate your room with tears.
00:02:41Oh, good morning, officer.
00:02:43What's new?
00:02:44Next on that.
00:02:45What's your hurry?
00:02:46We was just getting our exercise, taking our girls for a walk.
00:02:48I was just taking my mother to the races.
00:02:50Where did you break that window?
00:02:51Up, up, up, window.
00:02:52Quiet, mother.
00:02:54Then why were you running?
00:02:55We always get blamed, so we run.
00:02:57There ain't no law against running, unless you're a politician.
00:03:00You kids are always doing something.
00:03:02If it ain't one thing, it's another.
00:03:03You're just a bunch of hoodlums.
00:03:06Is that a nice way to talk in front of a poor, discreptic lady?
00:03:09Don't let it get you, Clarice.
00:03:10Coppers ain't got no manners.
00:03:12I got a good mind to have your badge confiscated.
00:03:14Come on, wise guy.
00:03:15You ought to hit that stuff on.
00:03:17Come on.
00:03:18Hey, officer.
00:03:19Hey, officer.
00:03:19Would you unhook me?
00:03:22Come on.
00:03:26Come on.
00:03:26Come on, let's go.
00:03:27You can't arrest us without a corpus delicious.
00:03:30What do my lawyer has about this?
00:03:31There's going to be a big shake-up around here.
00:03:33Yeah, my ghost is going to haunt you guys.
00:03:35You mean we got to walk?
00:03:36Where's the patrol way?
00:03:37Yeah, like that.
00:03:38All right, Baker.
00:03:39Which one of these boys broke your window?
00:03:41They didn't break it.
00:03:42I broke it myself.
00:03:44Every time I get in there, I break something.
00:03:46Ain't I the clumsiest thing?
00:03:48Huh?
00:03:48Ain't that too bad.
00:03:49Now you don't get your promotion.
00:03:51What did you guys think of something else to do besides make us miserable?
00:03:54Sabotage.
00:03:55What chance has a little guy got against a corporation?
00:03:59Hey, there goes our taxi.
00:04:01Okay, if you four guys will excuse us, who punched you up?
00:04:07Hurry up.
00:04:08Come on, Colonel.
00:04:11I couldn't let no bastard this truck was full of watermelons.
00:04:13We'll be picking watermelons for the next five years if you don't hurry up.
00:04:17Hey, if you hurry up, we'll give you a million dollars.
00:04:21Hey, you kids, get off the truck.
00:04:23Save it for the finance company.
00:04:25Who's hiding your old bus?
00:04:27If you don't get off, I'll bring you.
00:04:29Hey, shut up.
00:04:29The pedestrian has to ride away.
00:04:31It's like he owns this thing.
00:04:32Yeah, it's hard to be.
00:04:33Hey, don't go so fast.
00:04:34I got a nervous stomach.
00:04:46Come on, get off that truck, will you?
00:04:49What a terrible taxi.
00:04:51No radio.
00:04:52Listen, come on, get off of here.
00:04:53Hey, shorty, will you back up about two blocks?
00:04:55You're past my office.
00:04:57Yeah, I'm good.
00:04:57What are you talking about?
00:04:59Get out of here.
00:05:00Come on.
00:05:01Here, here.
00:05:01Come on, get out of here.
00:05:03Hey, let them dogs alone.
00:05:04I've been running, man.
00:05:06I'm going to run for most of you.
00:05:07All right?
00:05:07Now.
00:05:14Hey, Bill.
00:05:18Hiya, Danny.
00:05:19Remember me?
00:05:20I'm your brother.
00:05:20What are you doing down here?
00:05:21This letter came for you, so I brought it down.
00:05:23Thanks.
00:05:24It's from the government.
00:05:25My grandfather got a letter from the government once.
00:05:27What was it?
00:05:27An invitation to Sing Sing?
00:05:29Alcatraz.
00:05:32Well, kid, looks like your brother's in the army.
00:05:34Oh, that's swell, Bill.
00:05:36Private Bill Collins reporting.
00:05:38Come on in.
00:05:39Hey, hey, hey.
00:05:41Some Marines.
00:05:43Some Marines.
00:05:44Some Marines.
00:05:45Shoot it.
00:05:46Hey.
00:05:47Hey.
00:05:51Listen.
00:05:52Hey, what's that?
00:05:53That's a siren on Blackwell's Island.
00:05:55Somebody busted loose.
00:05:56It's most likely a false alarm.
00:05:58Let's take a look.
00:05:59I'll see you later, Bill.
00:05:59See you later.
00:06:00Come on.
00:06:09Hey, what do you see?
00:06:10Seagulls.
00:06:12Hey.
00:06:12Oh, hi, guys.
00:06:13You got any clues?
00:06:14No, you guys got any?
00:06:15No, I think it's a false alarm, just like Bill said.
00:06:17Boy, if I could nab this convict, I'd graduate from my detective correspondence course with honors.
00:06:21It's better to graduate with good marks.
00:06:23Hey, here's a guilty-looking personality.
00:06:26Let's go over and get a confession.
00:06:28But don't break no bones.
00:06:29Come on.
00:06:32Hey, you the guy that escaped from the island?
00:06:35Hey, go on.
00:06:36Beat it.
00:06:36Scram, you guys.
00:06:37It's our chauffeur.
00:06:39Hiya.
00:06:39Hiya.
00:06:39Hiya.
00:06:40Hiya.
00:06:40How are you been?
00:06:41Hey, go on.
00:06:42Get away from here, will you?
00:06:43It gets out top.
00:06:44The streets are free.
00:06:45Sure.
00:06:45We're private detectives.
00:06:46We're from the Burns Agency.
00:06:48Ever hear my uncle?
00:06:49Third degree Burns.
00:06:50Well, you must have heard of Charlie Chan.
00:06:52This is a stable mate, Charlie Horse.
00:06:54Oh, Charlie.
00:06:55Hiya, Horse.
00:06:55Take his picture and send it to the funny paper.
00:06:57I got a better idea.
00:06:58I'll send it to Ripley.
00:06:58I bet he won't believe it.
00:06:59Yes, he will.
00:07:00Hey, give me that camera.
00:07:01Now, wait a minute.
00:07:04What are you looking for, a match?
00:07:05I got a match right here.
00:07:07Don't go away.
00:07:08I'm not going no place here.
00:07:09Here's a match.
00:07:10You got a match, Evan?
00:07:11Hey, he's got a match.
00:07:12Don't shoot.
00:07:13That ain't a rod.
00:07:14That's a gun.
00:07:15Is it loaded?
00:07:17Sure, it's loaded.
00:07:18Let me see.
00:07:18Let me see.
00:07:20Give me that thing.
00:07:21You want to get hurt?
00:07:24Hey, the cops.
00:07:29Looks crap.
00:07:30Hey, where you going?
00:07:32I don't think he likes cops.
00:07:37Hey, listen.
00:07:38Make sure you're working here.
00:07:39See, do something.
00:07:40Jump on that truck.
00:07:41Move those barrels.
00:07:41Come on, fellas.
00:07:43Get them up here.
00:07:45Right here.
00:07:46Right here.
00:07:47All right, let's move there, boys.
00:07:55What are you kids doing in that truck?
00:07:57Hey, we're just upright citizens trying to make an honest dollar.
00:08:00After all, we've got wives and babies to support.
00:08:02Cut out the wisecracks.
00:08:04Seen you kids before, haven't I?
00:08:06Maybe it was at the races.
00:08:07Or was it Pam Beach?
00:08:08It was juvenile court.
00:08:10Don't tell me you were in trouble, officer.
00:08:12Get down out of there.
00:08:16Marty can't blame a guy for trying to bill up a social security fund.
00:08:19We don't want to mooch on a city like you.
00:08:21Let me see your driver's license.
00:08:22Driver's license, I know.
00:08:24You just want to prove that you can read.
00:08:26There you are.
00:08:27On the other side's a very nice bitch of my Aunt Sue.
00:08:30Skinny old thing, isn't she?
00:08:32Is there anything else I can do for you, officer?
00:08:33No, Mr. Wiseguy.
00:08:35Well, you sure you wouldn't want to search the truck, look in one of the barrels, and see if that
00:08:39lug from Blackwell's Island ain't in one of them?
00:08:41Yeah, maybe he's learned to swim in wine.
00:08:52That's what I call wasting the taxpayers' money.
00:08:55Goodbye now.
00:08:56I'm glad they're going.
00:08:57Heads up.
00:08:58Hey, look.
00:09:00Money in the making.
00:09:03Oh, that'll be a pleasant change.
00:09:05Being broke is getting monotonous.
00:09:12All right, Luke?
00:09:13Yeah, make it snappy.
00:09:17Hey, how about a little help from the All-American Longshoremen's Association?
00:09:21That's a good man here.
00:09:22Go on, scram.
00:09:23Hey, Navi.
00:09:25You looking for the guy that's driving that truck?
00:09:27Yeah, did you see him?
00:09:27He left when the cops came.
00:09:29Cops?
00:09:29Sure.
00:09:30By the way, he took off.
00:09:31You'd think he was the guy that escaped from Blackwell's Island.
00:09:33He had a rod.
00:09:34Hey, have you ever been fingerprinted?
00:09:36Go on, beat us.
00:09:37I don't know, but it looks to me like you'll need a little help with that barrel.
00:09:40A little large for you, isn't it?
00:09:41Sure.
00:09:41I come from a long line of wine barons.
00:09:43He means barrels.
00:09:44Okay, okay.
00:09:45Help me get this on the truck.
00:09:46All right, boys.
00:09:47Come on.
00:09:47Get up.
00:09:48All right, now.
00:09:49Easy, now.
00:09:50Take it easy.
00:09:51Come on.
00:09:51Take it easy with us.
00:09:52We don't need that.
00:09:52Get it right out of here.
00:09:53Go ahead.
00:09:53Get it on here.
00:09:54Don't get it on here.
00:09:55Don't get it on here.
00:09:56Get it up there, fellas.
00:09:56Don't injure yourself, boys.
00:09:59All right.
00:09:59Don't injure yourself.
00:10:00All right, boys.
00:10:02Don't injure yourself.
00:10:12You just didn't appreciate how useless we was.
00:10:16Thanks.
00:10:18Hey.
00:10:19Wait a minute.
00:10:21Hey, how about a little gratuity here?
00:10:23How about a little gratuity here?
00:10:25Come on.
00:10:25Six pieces, please.
00:10:27All right.
00:10:28That's a little better.
00:10:28What?
00:10:30Two bits.
00:10:31You're awful limp, Luke.
00:10:32We've been laboring under delusions.
00:10:34You ain't just.
00:10:35Hey, hey.
00:10:35You going to wait for your change?
00:10:36Can you spare it?
00:10:37Spend thrift.
00:10:39Two bits.
00:10:40Hmm.
00:10:42Hey, that's two packs of cigarettes.
00:10:45Hey.
00:10:54Hey, Mark.
00:10:55What if we do find this Luke Manning's body?
00:10:58What do we do with it?
00:10:58Throw it back to the fish.
00:11:00Yeah.
00:11:01Hey, where's Glimpsey?
00:11:02He can't swim.
00:11:03I don't know.
00:11:03He was around a minute ago.
00:11:05Oh, gosh.
00:11:05What if he's drunk?
00:11:06Who's going to tell his mother?
00:11:07Oh, he's an Orpheum.
00:11:08Orpheum?
00:11:09That's the name of a theater.
00:11:10Hey, what's the matter?
00:11:12Hey, fellas, look.
00:11:12You're going to get an education.
00:11:13Yeah, but they're close.
00:11:14Oh, my God.
00:11:15I'm going to get an orange.
00:11:16Oh, yeah.
00:11:19Hey, man.
00:11:20She's a decopper.
00:11:21Get out.
00:11:26Move.
00:11:27Wait.
00:11:32Hey, you.
00:11:33What do you think you're doing?
00:11:34Me, officer?
00:11:36I'm just getting a bit of a suntan, that's all.
00:11:38Where are your pals?
00:11:39Oh, I don't know where they are.
00:11:41Are all these your clothes?
00:11:42Yes, sir.
00:11:43Seven changes.
00:11:44One for every day in the week.
00:11:51Hey, you kids.
00:11:52Come on out.
00:11:53Well, what's eating you?
00:11:55Come on down.
00:11:55The water's fine, but it's rounding.
00:11:58I don't want any trouble from you, kid.
00:11:59So you better hop on up here.
00:12:01Yeah, we're coming.
00:12:06What do you want?
00:12:08What's the trouble?
00:12:10Well, you're going for a ride.
00:12:12Going for a ride?
00:12:14You're going to headquarters.
00:12:16Get on your clothes.
00:12:20So you'll be leaving for the army soon, eh, Bill?
00:12:22Yeah.
00:12:23I'll take it to my physical next week.
00:12:25Sorry to see you leave, Bill.
00:12:28What are you going to do about that kid brother of you?
00:12:30That's what I wanted to talk to you about, Mr. Mullins.
00:12:32Sure.
00:12:33What's on your mind?
00:12:34Well, with my going in the army, Danny's going to be on his own.
00:12:37But I don't want him running around the streets.
00:12:39I know what that leads to.
00:12:40Juvenile court and reform school.
00:12:42I saw enough of that kind of stuff when I was at the Wilton School for Boys.
00:12:45Yeah, so you once told me.
00:12:47Say, Bill, why did you quit that job?
00:12:49I didn't like the way they handled kids.
00:12:51That's why I've always done everything I could for Danny.
00:12:53So as he wouldn't have to see the inside of that or any reform school.
00:12:56Man, you've done a good job of it, son.
00:12:58Thanks.
00:12:58The only thing that'll help Danny is a real job.
00:13:01Now, I was wondering if you could...
00:13:02If I could put him to work, huh?
00:13:04Yeah, that's right, Mr. Mullins.
00:13:05Why, he's a big, strong kid.
00:13:06He could do this job easy.
00:13:08We'll bring him around this afternoon.
00:13:09I'll see what I can do.
00:13:10Oh, that's swell, boss.
00:13:12You won't be sorry.
00:13:13Hey, Bill.
00:13:14Bill, the cops are arresting Danny and the gang.
00:13:16Arresting Danny?
00:13:17Yeah.
00:13:17Where is he?
00:13:18Over there.
00:13:19Let's go.
00:13:20Get away from this bad house, will you?
00:13:21It's private.
00:13:22And I think you're framing us.
00:13:24Go on, Scram.
00:13:25You've got fleas.
00:13:26Come on, get your clothes on.
00:13:28I'm going to get the DA.
00:13:29Hey, I'm going to get the DA's brother there.
00:13:31What's wrong, officer?
00:13:32Who are you?
00:13:33I'm this kid's brother.
00:13:35Well, they stole the truck from McCary Street,
00:13:37and there's no mistake about it
00:13:38because they caught him red-handed.
00:13:39Stole a truck?
00:13:41Look, Mr. Wiseguy,
00:13:43maybe you'll deny you weren't in the front seat of that truck.
00:13:46Yeah, the battery's dead.
00:13:47And maybe you'll say that you didn't tell me
00:13:49that you were working with the company.
00:13:50Oh, you've got to tell a little white lie once in a while.
00:13:53Danny, is this true?
00:13:54Yeah, but we was only kidding.
00:13:56You were, were you?
00:13:57Well, this warrant, isn't it, Job?
00:13:59So come along, please.
00:14:01Okay, but you'll be sorry
00:14:02you humiliated me in front of my friends.
00:14:04You know, life, there's going to be a lot of guys.
00:14:07I've got to say it's a little much.
00:14:09All right.
00:14:10All right.
00:14:11All right.
00:14:13All right.
00:14:13All right.
00:14:13Come on.
00:14:14What are you going to do, condo?
00:14:15Come on.
00:14:16Remember, lay on the pretty good news, John.
00:14:19Remember.
00:14:20You'll leave on my side.
00:14:22Bye.
00:14:23Bye.
00:14:23Bye.
00:14:23Bye.
00:14:23Bye.
00:14:24Bye.
00:14:26Bye.
00:14:37Bye.
00:14:50Bye.
00:14:51I do what, boss?
00:14:53You'll find out, and don't call me boss.
00:14:56Address me as mister.
00:14:58Okay, mister boss.
00:15:02Ethelbert McGinnis.
00:15:04Ethelbert McGinnis!
00:15:06Ethelbert? Can you imagine a guy with a moniker like that?
00:15:08Which one of you is Ethelbert McGinnis?
00:15:11We got a McGinnis, but no Ethelbert.
00:15:13Oh, yes, you have.
00:15:15Now, which one of you is it?
00:15:17Oh.
00:15:19What a terrible ding.
00:15:30Uh, I'm Ethelbert.
00:15:33You?
00:15:34No, I'm completely disillusioned.
00:15:36So you're Ethelbert McGinnis.
00:15:41It's kind of a name, you know.
00:15:43It's been in the family for a long time.
00:15:45You might call it a skeleton in a family closet.
00:15:48It would make me very happy if we just kind of left it there
00:15:51and forgot about it.
00:15:53All right, Ethelbert.
00:15:55I wouldn't use that name if I was you.
00:15:58It's because my father made a mistake.
00:16:00Now I mean you have to do the same thing.
00:16:02Oh, a little wise guy, eh?
00:16:05Wise guy.
00:16:06That's it.
00:16:07Call me Mr. Wise Guy.
00:16:09All right.
00:16:11Now, Mr. Wise Guy, what kind of work have you ever done?
00:16:15Work?
00:16:16Yeah.
00:16:17Work?
00:16:17Yeah, yeah, work.
00:16:18I'm not familiar with the work.
00:16:20Oh.
00:16:20Well, we'll fix that.
00:16:22I was afraid you would.
00:16:27Come in.
00:16:31Can I do something for you?
00:16:33Why, yes.
00:16:34My name is Bill Collins.
00:16:35Danny Collins is my brother.
00:16:37Collins.
00:16:38Collins.
00:16:40Oh, yes.
00:16:41The wine truck case.
00:16:42They were just admitted.
00:16:43That's right.
00:16:45You think I could see Danny?
00:16:47I'll see.
00:16:48Won't you come this way, please?
00:16:58Say, this place looks much better.
00:17:00Then you've been here before.
00:17:02Yeah.
00:17:02I was a god for a year and a half.
00:17:04How interesting.
00:17:06Sure.
00:17:06If you like to see kids kicked around and starved.
00:17:09Oh, but you really don't know Wilton.
00:17:11Lady, I know plenty that isn't good about this place.
00:17:14Things have changed, as you've already noticed.
00:17:17We're here to help the boys, not to hurt them.
00:17:20Sorry if I blew up, miss.
00:17:22But I learned to hate the Wilton Reformatory.
00:17:24I understand.
00:17:34All right, that's all.
00:17:37So Jed Mill is still a god here.
00:17:40Yeah, things have changed all right.
00:17:43What are you trying to do, miss?
00:17:44Sell me a bill of goods?
00:17:46Daniel Collins.
00:17:47Yes, sir.
00:17:48Maybe you'll remember my brother.
00:17:50He used to work here.
00:17:51Is that so?
00:17:52You must be Bill Collins' brother.
00:17:54That's me.
00:17:55Hoodlums must run in your family.
00:17:58Who do you think you're calling names?
00:18:01All right.
00:18:02I apologize.
00:18:05Okay.
00:18:05Lay off.
00:18:08Oh!
00:18:10Take it easy, you.
00:18:11Just a moment now.
00:18:12What's the trouble here?
00:18:13What's the trouble, Miller?
00:18:14Be careful of him, Mr. Barnes.
00:18:16He's lied to attack you the way he did me.
00:18:19I know him.
00:18:20His name is Bill Collins.
00:18:22He's that hoodlum's brother.
00:18:24Mr. Barnes, I can explain.
00:18:26Mr. Collins once worked here.
00:18:27He was only...
00:18:28Never mind explaining, lady.
00:18:29I can do that.
00:18:30I didn't come here to start a rumpus,
00:18:32but I don't like to see any kid get smacked around.
00:18:34Oh, smacking around is too good for him.
00:18:37That's entirely unnecessary, Miller.
00:18:39And as long as I'm superintendent of this institution,
00:18:41no boy is to be struck.
00:18:42Well, you've got to make him respect authority, don't you?
00:18:45There are even limitations to authority.
00:18:47I hope I make myself clear.
00:18:49Yes, sir.
00:18:51Mr. Collins, Miss Mitchell, would you please come with me?
00:18:54Don't worry, kid.
00:18:57There's a guy that's going to be all right.
00:19:00Yeah, maybe things won't be so bad after all.
00:19:02I won't forget this scenario, Harry.
00:19:04And neither will you.
00:19:06All right, my memory ain't so bad either.
00:19:09Mr. Collins, Jim Barnes is my name.
00:19:10How do you do?
00:19:11And Mitchell is mine.
00:19:13Mr. Collins, I'm afraid you never knew it.
00:19:16But your testimony and your written resignation
00:19:18was indirectly responsible for a new order here at Wilton.
00:19:21No, I didn't know that.
00:19:23I guess I was in too much of a hurry to get away.
00:19:25Well, how would you like to take a look around the place now?
00:19:27I'd like it very much.
00:19:29I'm sure Miss Mitchell here wouldn't object to being your guide.
00:19:32Would you, Anne?
00:19:33I'd be delighted.
00:19:34Gee, thanks a lot.
00:19:35We'll begin with...
00:19:35You didn't have one of those when I was here.
00:19:36I told you, things have changed.
00:19:40Goodbye.
00:19:40Goodbye.
00:19:42You know, if I wasn't going in the army,
00:19:44I wouldn't mind getting my old job back.
00:19:46I'm sure Mr. Barnes would like to have you.
00:19:48In fact, I wouldn't even mind getting sent to reform school.
00:19:51That is, if the other half is anything like you.
00:19:55There's always the guardhouse in the army.
00:19:57Say, that gives me an idea.
00:19:58I'm taking my physical tomorrow,
00:19:59and I need some more weight if I expect to make the grade.
00:20:02Now, how's it about you helping me to put on a few pounds
00:20:05by having dinner with me tonight?
00:20:08Huh?
00:20:09Oh, please, for Uncle Sam.
00:20:13All right.
00:20:14But remember, it's only for Uncle Sam.
00:20:17The army will never forget this.
00:20:28If a man is willing, say yes.
00:20:30If he's unwilling, say yes anyway.
00:20:34Waiter, bring some more fortune cakes.
00:20:37I want to find out what happens to a bachelor who is willing.
00:20:40Don't mind him.
00:20:41Too much chop suey.
00:20:42It's gone to his head.
00:20:43That's not the only thing that's gone to my head.
00:20:46It's been so much fun.
00:20:48Fattening you up for your physical.
00:20:50I heard someplace that the easiest way to a man's heart
00:20:52is through his stomach.
00:20:54Should I take up cooking?
00:20:55Mm-hmm.
00:21:03One for the book.
00:21:04Okay, let's get going.
00:21:06Hey, stupid.
00:21:08Hey.
00:21:08Call me, boss?
00:21:09All I told you to lay off that burger.
00:21:12I'm not drinking any burger.
00:21:13Just a promo seltzer, that's all.
00:21:16See?
00:21:18Never mind.
00:21:19Now, get this straight.
00:21:21Give me ten minutes, see?
00:21:22And keep the motor going.
00:21:23Okay.
00:21:28Be ready if I need you.
00:21:30And remember what I said about the bourbon.
00:21:33No, I wouldn't drink.
00:21:36Oh.
00:21:58I don't know when I've laughed so much.
00:22:00I never knew the Wilton Reformatory could give me anything to laugh about.
00:22:03I'm glad, Bill.
00:22:05Maybe your fortune's changing.
00:22:06It is.
00:22:07You know, I can even look into the future of Private Bill Collins.
00:22:10I never cared very much what was going to happen to him after national defense.
00:22:14But I do now.
00:22:16I like you, Private Collins.
00:22:18I like your brother Danny, too.
00:22:20Danny's a good kid.
00:22:22In fact, if there were ten of you Collins boys, I'm afraid I'd like every one of you.
00:22:26Now, you're the one who's fickle.
00:22:28I have a weakness for uniforms.
00:22:32Good night, Bill.
00:22:34Thanks for a lovely evening.
00:22:37Oh.
00:22:38Good night, Ann.
00:22:52Good night.
00:23:11Good night.
00:23:41Do as I say or you're a dead pigeon.
00:23:45Police!
00:23:46Help!
00:23:46Help!
00:23:50Murder!
00:23:51Police!
00:23:51Watch out!
00:23:52Mr. Tynan has been murdered!
00:23:54There they go!
00:23:55There they go!
00:23:56Catch them!
00:23:57Follow that car!
00:24:07Take this thing out of low gear!
00:24:21Take this thing out of low gear!
00:24:23And that's how it happened.
00:24:24Oh, man!
00:24:35Oh, man.
00:24:39Oh, man.
00:24:41Oh, man!
00:24:42Oh, man!
00:24:44Oh, man.
00:24:50And that's how it happened.
00:24:52I had already taken Miss Mitchell home.
00:24:54I was out of cigarettes, so I stopped to buy some.
00:24:56You were not out.
00:24:57This half-filled package of cigarettes was found in your car.
00:25:00Explain that.
00:25:03I don't know anything about it.
00:25:04It wasn't mine.
00:25:05Besides, I don't open my package that way.
00:25:09That don't cut no ice.
00:25:10Green, the drug clerk, positively identifies you as one of the bandits.
00:25:14I didn't do it.
00:25:15My words as good as his.
00:25:18Collins, it's pretty simple what you did.
00:25:20You went ahead of your pals to see if the coast was clear.
00:25:23You bought a package of cigarettes for a stall.
00:25:25Then you stood guard at the door while the others shot and killed the drug clerk.
00:25:28I did not.
00:25:30I didn't do it.
00:25:30It's not true.
00:25:31Come on, Collins.
00:25:32Now, who are your pals?
00:25:33You're not going to let them go free and you take this rap alone.
00:25:36Don't be a fool.
00:25:38Give us a lead and I'll see you get off easy.
00:25:39I promise.
00:25:41Bill, are you all right?
00:25:43Yeah.
00:25:45Why don't you question him when he's not ill?
00:25:47Lady, this is murder.
00:25:49But can't you see that he's weak?
00:25:51Come on, Collins.
00:25:52Now, the fact remains you were driving the car in which one of the bandits made his getaway.
00:25:56What else could I do with a gun in my back?
00:25:59Do you think a man about to go in the army would commit a murder?
00:26:03Why, he was to take his physical today.
00:26:05Lady, if you're trying to use Uncle Sam as an alibi, save your breath.
00:26:08Facts are facts.
00:26:09I'm not trying to use Uncle Sam for an alibi.
00:26:11Oh, this is all crazy.
00:26:13I'm innocent, I tell you.
00:26:14If you can prove that, Collins, you haven't anything to worry about.
00:26:22How do you like this?
00:26:23Who ever thought I'd become a chambermaid to a bunch of chickens?
00:26:26I always did want to be an interior decorator.
00:26:29What a beautiful piece of muslin.
00:26:31But it's just been imported.
00:26:32It's got a regular English droop to it.
00:26:34Yeah.
00:26:34That really looks good, but that chest is too full, Scroo.
00:26:36Yes, about two and a half inches for the chest.
00:26:38What are you doing to my suit?
00:26:39What's the matter with you?
00:26:41Oh, those shoulders droop.
00:26:42Shoulders?
00:26:42Oh, yes, just about five and a half inches right there.
00:26:45That's going to make it look good.
00:26:46Oh, look at that seat.
00:26:48It's all wrong.
00:26:49Out of seat.
00:26:50Look at that.
00:26:53One more mark on this suit, and I'll kick your back fence in.
00:26:56See there?
00:26:57You lack the appreciation for the finer things in life.
00:27:00Why, it's a man's physical appearance that means everything in the end.
00:27:03If you don't dig mighty quick, your physical appearance is going to change.
00:27:07Oh, well, all right, all right, all right.
00:27:12Physical of...
00:27:13Hey, by the way, wasn't your brother supposed to take his physical today?
00:27:16Yeah, I wonder how he came out.
00:27:19Hey, look what I found in the chicken's nest, the snake.
00:27:21You're quite a discoverer.
00:27:23You should be with Columbus.
00:27:24He's dead.
00:27:25That's what I said.
00:27:26What did you expect to find in that chicken's nest?
00:27:28Croquettes?
00:27:28Hey, I wonder if there's a chicken in here.
00:27:30Let me see, and I'll tell you.
00:27:31That'll take a little scientific research.
00:27:35A chicken?
00:27:36Why, there's quintuplets in there.
00:27:38Yeah, let me see.
00:27:39How do you do it?
00:27:40Hold it up to the sun and put it right on your eye.
00:27:42Right up there, like that.
00:27:44What are you, a wise guy or something?
00:27:46Mr. Wise Guy, remember?
00:27:48Yeah.
00:27:49Go get yourself a union card.
00:27:50Oh, what's the pain?
00:27:51What's the matter with you?
00:27:53Did you ever hear of Michelangelo?
00:27:54He started off painting chicken coops.
00:27:55Who's he?
00:27:56Him.
00:27:57Why, he was a portrait you'd paint.
00:27:58He used to paint men and women.
00:28:00Ah, that's nothing.
00:28:01I got an Uncle Louie.
00:28:01He did the exact same thing last year at the beach.
00:28:03He painted men on one door and women on the other.
00:28:06Let him have it.
00:28:07Oh, you're going to...
00:28:07Hey, Buzzies!
00:28:10Well, look who's here.
00:28:11Hiya, gang.
00:28:12Hi, Peewee.
00:28:13Well, you been around.
00:28:14We ain't seen you.
00:28:15I've been working in the office.
00:28:16Sort of an office boy.
00:28:17Not bad, huh?
00:28:18If that's the case, you ought to be able to find out something I want to know.
00:28:21What do you mean?
00:28:22Who's running this emporium?
00:28:24I don't get you.
00:28:25Oh, you know, there's always a couple of guys that deal their cards around.
00:28:28Oh, they got a couple like that here.
00:28:30What's their names?
00:28:31Rice Pudding Charlie and Chalky Jones.
00:28:33But they've been here a long time.
00:28:35That's fine.
00:28:35I'll have to meet those two boys.
00:28:38Yeah, you won't have to meet them.
00:28:39They'll look you up.
00:28:40Oh, they will.
00:28:41Well, that's very belligerent.
00:28:46So that's the new gang that moved in, huh?
00:28:48Well, there's nothing like getting acquainted.
00:28:50Yeah, things are kind of dead around us since Barnes took over.
00:28:54I hear that Chalky Jones and Rice Pudding Charlie had things pretty much themselves under the old superintendent.
00:28:59Yeah?
00:28:59But they only got one connection now.
00:29:01Who?
00:29:01That guard, Miller.
00:29:02Miller, huh?
00:29:03There's a guy who should get himself a new job, breaking in guillotines.
00:29:07Yeah, but Chalky and Charlie are in strong with them.
00:29:09They cutting up anything?
00:29:10Yeah, they work in a commissary.
00:29:12That sounds like a soft touch to me.
00:29:14Best job in here.
00:29:18I told you they'd look you up.
00:29:24Huh.
00:29:25Faces don't look so good to me.
00:29:27Let's do some surgery.
00:29:28Bring the plastic, boys.
00:29:34I'll be right with you, fellas, but I remember I got to get these eggs, and I don't mean scrambled,
00:29:38either.
00:29:47I don't know.
00:29:48Deliver me from temptation.
00:29:51Lookie here.
00:29:52Mmm.
00:29:52Hmm.
00:29:55Which one of you guys is named EthelByte?
00:29:58Yeah, me. So what?
00:30:01I heard you couldn't fight your way out of a beauty parlor.
00:30:06You ought to try fighting your way into one and get that kisser fixed.
00:30:13Funny.
00:30:16Who goes by the name of Collins here?
00:30:18I do. What's it to you?
00:30:20I got a little present for you.
00:30:22You the new paper boy, huh?
00:30:24Read him in wheat, kid.
00:30:40That was very considerate of you.
00:30:43You really owe me something now, don't you?
00:30:44Then you're going to get it.
00:30:47Hey!
00:30:48Hold on, boys.
00:30:51Let go of me, you rats. I'm mighty when I get out of here.
00:30:53Oh, fellas, you got some in this eye.
00:30:55Boy, that's not very nice, and you got it all over his nose and mouth.
00:31:01I don't think that's the least bit nice.
00:31:03I don't think so.
00:31:06Now, if you put a little like that...
00:31:08Oh, don't let it trip down there.
00:31:11God!
00:31:12Oh!
00:31:13God!
00:31:14Come on, huh?
00:31:15Come on, huh?
00:31:16You ought to put something like that.
00:31:18I'll fix you.
00:31:20Honey boy, I'm giving you the brush.
00:31:22I'm going to cut it off.
00:31:24Get her.
00:31:25Get out.
00:31:29Oh, is that murder?
00:31:31Oh!
00:31:32The best thing I've ever seen.
00:31:34Oh!
00:31:37Oh!
00:31:53Hello, Ann.
00:31:57See Collins?
00:31:59Yes.
00:32:00Anything new?
00:32:01They were pounding and pounding at him.
00:32:05Poor boy, he was so ill.
00:32:07Mr. Barnes, isn't there something we can do?
00:32:10His record here.
00:32:11Something should prove that he's innocent.
00:32:15I suppose it's because of Danny that I feel this way.
00:32:18He and his brother are so close.
00:32:20I understand, Ann.
00:32:22However, I am quite sure the court will prove his innocence.
00:32:27In the meantime, there's Danny.
00:32:28We've got to break it to him somehow.
00:32:30Let me explain.
00:32:32Please, Mr. Barnes.
00:32:33All right, Ann.
00:32:34You do it.
00:32:35I'll do it now.
00:32:46I'll do it now.
00:32:46Oh, wait a minute.
00:32:46Sit down, Danny.
00:32:48I've got things to do.
00:32:51You were planning on leaving, weren't you?
00:32:54Yes, I was.
00:32:56I've got to get out of here.
00:32:57The cop has got my brother built.
00:32:59I know, Danny.
00:33:00I was just going to tell you about it.
00:33:03He wouldn't kill nobody.
00:33:05He's a swell guy.
00:33:07Of course he is, Danny.
00:33:09And he'll be all right.
00:33:10I know it.
00:33:12Not with them coppers he won't.
00:33:14I've got to do something to help him.
00:33:17But can't you see?
00:33:18There isn't anything you can do.
00:33:19You won't be helping Bill by breaking out of here.
00:33:22I'm his brother.
00:33:23I know him better than anybody does.
00:33:26They can't make him take the rap for something he didn't do.
00:33:29I won't let him.
00:33:31You hear me?
00:33:31I won't let him.
00:33:33We're cheering for the same team, Danny.
00:33:36Just between the two of us.
00:34:01We're cheering for the same team.
00:34:17You know, this reform school life is beginning to injure my health.
00:34:22So I says to the guy,
00:34:23Hey, Charlie.
00:34:25Get a load of cutie pie saying this prayer.
00:34:31I'm going to say this prayer.
00:34:52Don't pay no attention to those morons.
00:34:54Your brother will make out all right.
00:34:58He's only got four more days.
00:35:00Well, a lot of things can happen in four days.
00:35:03You know, Chalky?
00:35:05Yes, ain't so bad.
00:35:06Yeah?
00:35:07It's better than the rope or the chair.
00:35:10I read in a book once how they get the days a week before they go.
00:35:14Can't you guys talk about anything else?
00:35:24Hey, that was an accident.
00:35:26That was an accident.
00:35:26No kidding.
00:35:27No kidding.
00:35:28I wanted to hit you while you wasn't looking.
00:35:30I didn't mean that.
00:35:30I swear I didn't mean it.
00:35:32I was going to do it.
00:35:37I'm going to hit you.
00:35:42Come on.
00:35:45Get off of here.
00:35:46Get off of here.
00:35:47Get off of here.
00:35:48Get off of here.
00:36:04Now shut your traps and go to bed.
00:36:10Hand me that hat.
00:36:15Come on, get to bed.
00:36:30You shouldn't get in trouble over me.
00:36:32I can take care of it.
00:36:33Yeah, yeah, I know.
00:36:36Look, blood.
00:36:38Pleasant dreams, wise guy.
00:36:41Enjoy yourself.
00:36:42If I was you, I'd call up and order two wheelchairs while I was still able.
00:36:48Wow, wow, wow.
00:36:53You can't do that!
00:36:54You can't do it!
00:36:54You can't do what?
00:36:55No, you can't do that.
00:36:56That's out of the room.
00:36:57Oh, what do you mean I can't do it?
00:36:59You never know how to play, Phil.
00:37:00Hey, Vince, Vince, I got my fingers crossed.
00:37:03I quit.
00:37:03It's my ball, I quit.
00:37:04Nobody plays.
00:37:05I'm going home to my mother.
00:37:05I quit.
00:37:06If I wasn't afraid to go in the electric chair, I'd fracture your skull.
00:37:08Go ahead and quit.
00:37:10Danny will take your place.
00:37:11Come on, Danny, take his place.
00:37:13Leave me alone, will you?
00:37:13I don't feel like playing.
00:37:14What's the matter?
00:37:15You know what's the matter.
00:37:16I got to help Bill.
00:37:17I got to get out of here.
00:37:18Oh, come on, kid, forget it.
00:37:20We need you in the game.
00:37:20Let me go, will you?
00:37:22I got to get out of here.
00:37:25Guess he really means it.
00:37:27We better watch him.
00:37:33Looks like the wise guy took over, huh?
00:37:35Yeah.
00:37:48Don't worry about it.
00:37:50That ain't going to do no good.
00:37:51I'll lay off.
00:37:51I got it all figured out.
00:37:52I'm going to slide down that drain pipe and go right out through the tunnel.
00:37:55No brakes.
00:37:55We're on the honor system, remember?
00:37:57Honor system, my foot.
00:37:58They still got Bill.
00:38:00Look, if you want to make a break, let's all do it together.
00:38:02Don't do it one at a time.
00:38:03You'll have to get caught that way.
00:38:06Hey, maybe they're planning a break.
00:38:08Shh.
00:38:13Wait.
00:38:19I'm in.
00:38:28Mr. Barnes, I got a little something I want to tell you.
00:38:30Yes, Charlie?
00:38:31I saw McGinnis and a couple of guys figuring to make a break.
00:38:35You're sure they were planning to make a break?
00:38:37Sure, I'm sure.
00:38:38I saw it in my own eyes, didn't I?
00:38:43I'm sorry you told me this, Charlie.
00:38:44Charlie, remember, we have an honor system here now.
00:38:47Well, you didn't expect Muggs to tell you, did you?
00:38:50That concerns McGinnis and the institution, Charlie, not you.
00:38:53Aren't you going to yank him in on the carpet?
00:38:55No, I'm not.
00:38:56However, I'm going to have to punish you for informing.
00:38:59Punish me?
00:39:00I only told you what I seen.
00:39:02It's the reason back of it, Charlie, that concerns me.
00:39:06Now, you dislike McGinnis, don't you?
00:39:08Suppose I do dislike him, so what?
00:39:11But, Charlie, that's not straight shooting, that's all.
00:39:14Now, as a consequence, I'm going to have to take up your recreation privileges for the next two weeks.
00:39:19My recreation?
00:39:20Well, how do you like that?
00:39:22Muggs pulls a raw deal and I have to take the rap.
00:39:25That's all, Charlie.
00:39:26You may go now.
00:39:37You may not know it, bud, but you just struck out.
00:39:39Take the field.
00:39:40Hold on.
00:39:40Show that ball and take that glove.
00:39:42Let's go.
00:39:43A little activity here.
00:39:44You mean to say he didn't appreciate your tipping him off?
00:39:47Just like me throwing a pitcher of ice water down his back.
00:39:50I lose my recreation for two weeks on top of that.
00:39:52What?
00:39:53Yeah.
00:39:54You don't like the idea nobody's snitching.
00:39:56And, uh, what happens to Mr. Wiseguy?
00:39:59Nothing.
00:40:02Strike!
00:40:04Strike?
00:40:05Did you ever try seeing an optometrist?
00:40:07I never had trouble with my feet.
00:40:08You never had trouble with your feet.
00:40:10What is an optometrist?
00:40:12An optometrist?
00:40:13An optometrist?
00:40:14That's, uh, that's, uh...
00:40:18Show the ball.
00:40:19You're holding up the gate.
00:40:20What's the matter with you?
00:40:25Hey, give some water, somebody!
00:40:27Who's done it?
00:40:28How many was there?
00:40:28That's all I want to know.
00:40:29You all right?
00:40:31It was an accident.
00:40:32Well, who done the accident?
00:40:34Could have been the boys.
00:40:35They kind of ticked this summer.
00:40:36Huh?
00:40:36Yeah.
00:40:37What do you think my head is?
00:40:38A carnival target?
00:40:40Could be the missing link.
00:40:47Wait a minute, wait a minute, let me at him.
00:40:48All right, wait a minute.
00:40:49This is all mine, boys.
00:40:50All mine.
00:40:56Come on, Charlie.
00:40:57That a boy.
00:41:03What's the matter?
00:41:03Having trouble, Charlie?
00:41:05Nothing I can't take care of, sir.
00:41:07Come on, you're set back to this...
00:41:09Come on, Charlie.
00:41:10That a boy.
00:41:11Get out of the way.
00:41:13Break it up, Mr. Men.
00:41:14Always fight when my back is burned.
00:41:16This guy's always fighting.
00:41:18So you stand by and referee a fight.
00:41:21Look, Miller.
00:41:22When I took over this institution, I was determined to clean it up.
00:41:25There was one rat hole, though.
00:41:26I've had trouble in plugging, and now I'm going to stuff you into it.
00:41:28You can't hang nothing on me, Barnes.
00:41:31You've done your own hanging.
00:41:33I'll expect your resignation within one hour.
00:41:35Come on, boys.
00:41:35Get in there.
00:41:36All right?
00:41:37Yeah, sure, sure.
00:41:38He must have sneaked up on me.
00:41:40Yeah, we'll get in the next time.
00:41:41A minute attempt to spare Collins' life was made yesterday.
00:41:44His counsel for the condemned man appealed to Governor Walker for a reprieve.
00:41:48Meanwhile, the date of Collins' execution was set for the 17th.
00:41:52Very interesting.
00:41:54You know, I hate to see that fellow Collins go.
00:41:56He's probably a nice fellow, the poor sap.
00:41:59Call him he, boys?
00:42:00Where are those bourbons?
00:42:01Coming right up.
00:42:06Here, boys.
00:42:09You know, the fellow that should get the chair is Dratler.
00:42:15That ain't nice, boss.
00:42:16Even kid...
00:42:17I suppose you was kiddin' the night you left me flat.
00:42:19I should have plugged you then.
00:42:21Yeah, that's right, boss.
00:42:22You should have plugged him.
00:42:23What do you mean, plugged me?
00:42:24I mean, he should have plugged me.
00:42:25You should have plugged...
00:42:25Who started this?
00:42:26Go away.
00:42:27Go away.
00:42:28Go on, Dorothy.
00:42:28Read some more.
00:42:32Winners for the Canadian National Sweepstakes were announced late yesterday evening.
00:42:36Hey, I got one of them tickets.
00:42:38Go on, read the winners.
00:42:40Fat Chance, 10,000.
00:42:42Hopeful, 6,000.
00:42:43Pride of the Bowery, 5,000.
00:42:44Hey.
00:42:46Umro!
00:42:47I don't kid.
00:42:47How come you're Pride of the Bowery?
00:42:49You're from Jersey.
00:42:50You poor, dumb cluck.
00:42:52That's all right, Nobby.
00:42:53I'll take care of you in your old age.
00:42:54Thanks, boys.
00:42:55Ticket.
00:42:56That's right.
00:43:01Here it is.
00:43:02Oh, that's one of them racehorse tickets.
00:43:03Why didn't you say so?
00:43:04Yeah, but you can't collect.
00:43:06They'll grab you the minute they spot you.
00:43:08That's right.
00:43:09I'm drowned.
00:43:11Then you, Dratler, you take it and make believe it's your ticket.
00:43:14Not me.
00:43:15I'm in the same boat.
00:43:17I don't like them reporters and cameramen.
00:43:19I don't look good in pictures.
00:43:22Well, Nobby, I guess you're elected.
00:43:24Oh, I didn't run for nothing.
00:43:25Oh, you want me to collect the five grand?
00:43:28That's right.
00:43:29For me.
00:43:29Not for you.
00:43:30Get it?
00:43:31I get it.
00:43:32You get it.
00:43:33I don't get it.
00:43:33All right.
00:43:37Do you think it's safe to trust Nobby with all that money?
00:43:40What else can I do?
00:43:41I can go with him.
00:43:43That's not a bad idea.
00:43:44Go ahead.
00:43:45And don't let Nobby out of your sight, my little one.
00:43:47Don't worry.
00:43:53What makes you think the money'd be safe with her?
00:43:55What makes you think it wouldn't?
00:43:57I don't know.
00:43:58If you don't know, keep your yap shut.
00:44:19Ann, you just want the doctor ordered.
00:44:22Too bad I can't take you on a tour of this place.
00:44:25But I can't tell you how swell you are.
00:44:27You're pretty swell yourself.
00:44:30When I was a kid, I always wanted to go out in a blaze of glory.
00:44:33You know, like Sir Lancelot, wearing Lady Guinevere's scarf on my arm.
00:44:38You haven't got an extra scarf, Andy, have you?
00:44:40Bill, please.
00:44:42Why, I'm studying cookbooks so I can fatten you up to become a major general.
00:44:46With double chins and double stomachs.
00:44:49You make it all seem so real.
00:44:51It will be real, if the man is willing.
00:44:54Remember?
00:44:58Time's up.
00:45:00That's a date, kid.
00:45:06Are you nervous and run down?
00:45:08Do you suffer from lack of vitamins?
00:45:11Here is a letter received from one of our listeners.
00:45:13Quote,
00:45:13Dear Mr. Arno,
00:45:15A month ago I was nervous.
00:45:16I chewed my fingernails.
00:45:18Jumped when I saw a mouse.
00:45:19Then I started taking Arno's tablets.
00:45:22And you should see me now.
00:45:23Fit as a fiddle and ready for conscription.
00:45:26Signed, Glimpy Stone.
00:45:27Hey, fellas, that's me.
00:45:28I'm the author.
00:45:30Take it away.
00:45:32Fit as a fiddle and ready for conscription.
00:45:34You can't even spell conscription.
00:45:36Yeah, someday I'm going to be a writer.
00:45:38What are you going to do, write other people's names on checks?
00:45:40And now back to the newsroom.
00:45:42Governor Walker today denied a reprieve to Bill Collins,
00:45:45convicted on first-degree murder charge.
00:45:47His execution has been set for...
00:45:49Hey, let's go see some pictures.
00:45:51Mr. Barnes got some swell new pictures.
00:45:52He says we can see them if we want to.
00:45:54Yeah, come on, David.
00:45:54Hey, you gin rummy players, you want to see some new pictures?
00:45:57All right.
00:45:58Hey, hey, hey, what's this?
00:46:00Let's go.
00:46:00What's this all about?
00:46:02Well, Mr. Barnes got some new pictures.
00:46:03He says we can see them if we want to.
00:46:05Well, ask them in a nice way and you can have them.
00:46:07Oh, yes, my good man.
00:46:08Is it being too permissible if we young ones in quest to peruse either cinema?
00:46:13Sure.
00:46:15Cinema?
00:46:15Why, certainly, cinema.
00:46:17Didn't you ever have cinema on your toast in the morning?
00:46:20What in your collar?
00:46:22I never had it.
00:46:23Oh, did you ever have a car?
00:46:26Oh.
00:46:27That guard should go back to grammatic school.
00:46:30He's really good.
00:46:31Hurry up.
00:46:31Hurry up.
00:46:31Because we can't move.
00:46:33Thank you very much.
00:46:34Sit open.
00:46:35Sit up there.
00:46:35I need to see.
00:46:40All right.
00:46:41Drop the shelf off.
00:46:41Come on.
00:46:42Hey, don't hit ya.
00:46:43Come on.
00:46:44It's a swell picture.
00:46:45I hope.
00:46:54They're not going to give Bill a reprieve.
00:46:57They're going to kill him.
00:46:59What are you talking about?
00:47:01That announcer on the radio was bugs.
00:47:03Listen, I knew a fellow one time.
00:47:05He got a reprieve two minutes before they pulled the switch.
00:47:32Lady Luck dealt $50,000 to the winners of the Canadian National Sweepstakes.
00:47:36And here is one of the winners now.
00:47:38Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the pride of the Bowery,
00:47:40who is now $5,000 richer than he was a moment ago.
00:47:44Well, if it ain't now, I'll be the lucky stiff.
00:47:46There you are, sir, and congratulations.
00:47:49Thanks.
00:47:50This is a big blow to me.
00:47:51I mean, this is a lucky, it's the best thing that ever happened to me.
00:47:56What do you plan doing with all this money?
00:47:58Well, I'm going to give it to the guy.
00:47:59I mean, I'm, uh, I'm going to...
00:48:02I suppose you'll buy your mother a washing machine.
00:48:04Hey, there's our chauffeur.
00:48:05The guy from the truck.
00:48:06She has enough time with the laundry.
00:48:08Then I'm going to get my brother-in-law's saloon.
00:48:10We've been needing one of those things for years.
00:48:13Listen, the same old lobby.
00:48:15Yeah.
00:48:16Well, what about yourself?
00:48:17What's going to be your treat?
00:48:18Well, I'll take a scotch and soda.
00:48:20I, no, you...
00:48:22You mean, what am I...
00:48:23Well, I don't, I don't need nothing.
00:48:25See, I'm, I got a job.
00:48:27What sort of work do you do?
00:48:29What am I doing?
00:48:30He's the guy who stole the truck.
00:48:32I mean, I, uh...
00:48:32Mount, did you see him open that pack of cigarettes?
00:48:35Yeah.
00:48:36Yeah, why?
00:48:37He opened that pack the same way the pack was open he found in Bill's car.
00:48:39Remember Ann telling us?
00:48:42You mean you think he might...
00:48:43It's an angle.
00:48:47Well, I suppose that's a little lady.
00:48:49Dorothy?
00:48:50No.
00:48:51Dorothy's more like a mother to me.
00:48:52Who do you want?
00:48:54Hey, Charlie.
00:48:55Did you say you knew that guy that won the dough?
00:48:57That's a two-year.
00:48:58Hey, Charlie, I didn't come here to argue.
00:49:00Just tell me one thing.
00:49:01Did you know him?
00:49:02Yeah, I know him.
00:49:02So what?
00:49:03It means my brother's life, that's what.
00:49:05My brother's life?
00:49:06What, is this a gag?
00:49:07No, Charlie, this is no gag.
00:49:09It's for real.
00:49:09Ah, $5,000.
00:49:11Shh.
00:49:11Do me one favor.
00:49:12Just do me one favor.
00:49:13Come outside where we can talk.
00:49:29Now, tell us what you know about that guy that won the sweepstakes.
00:49:31Nobby?
00:49:32Yeah.
00:49:32Used to be my uncle's mob.
00:49:34Uncle?
00:49:34Yeah, Luke Manning.
00:49:35You read about him.
00:49:36Luke Manning?
00:49:37You mean the guy that busted out of Blackwell's Island?
00:49:39That's right.
00:49:39He got drowned on the way out, too.
00:49:41He got drowned, huh?
00:49:42I wonder.
00:49:44What do you mean?
00:49:46Listen, if Nobby stole that truck, why do you bring it down to waterfront?
00:49:49Yeah, that's right.
00:49:51You mean that...
00:49:52I mean that maybe Luke Manning ain't dead.
00:49:54Remember when we went to move that barrel, how funny the guy acted?
00:49:56Yeah.
00:49:56Maybe that barrel wasn't full of wine.
00:49:58Maybe it was Luke Manning in there.
00:50:00I think you got something.
00:50:01And I think you're Bo Daffy.
00:50:03Where can we get in touch with this Nobby?
00:50:04I don't...
00:50:06Wait a minute.
00:50:07I can give you a lead.
00:50:08Dorothy Melton.
00:50:09Who's she?
00:50:10The dame in the newsreel that took the check from Nobby, remember?
00:50:12Well, she used to be Luke's girl, but I guess Nobby's giving her the rush now.
00:50:15Well, where does she live?
00:50:17She lives at the Carlton Apartments on 3rd Avenue.
00:50:19I used to deliver notes to her from Luke.
00:50:21Danny, looks like we got a date with Dorothy tonight.
00:50:24We can't break out of here.
00:50:25That Barnes has been too nice.
00:50:27No, but we can tell him everything.
00:50:28Now that we got proof that we didn't swipe that truck.
00:50:30We ain't got enough proof.
00:50:31We're going out and get it, and then we'll talk to Barnes.
00:50:34Hey.
00:50:35Where do I come in for giving you all this info, huh?
00:50:37You want to get out of here, don't you?
00:50:38Yeah, sure.
00:50:39Well, we're going to take you with us.
00:50:41You mean it?
00:50:42Gee, thanks a lot, Ethelbert.
00:50:44Wait there a minute.
00:50:45I'll be right back.
00:50:45Come on, fellas.
00:50:47Shut up.
00:50:50We're not waiting until tonight.
00:50:51We're going right now.
00:50:52Good.
00:50:53You know the way.
00:50:53Take the fellas.
00:50:54I'll see you in a few minutes.
00:50:55Come on.
00:50:58Ethelbert, huh?
00:51:02Now, Charlie, I'm going to show you my ingratitude.
00:51:05You mean you got a surprise for me?
00:51:06I got a beautiful surprise.
00:51:08Hey!
00:51:13Hey!
00:51:19Now, tell Mr. Barnes about that.
00:51:44Look out.
00:51:45Look out.
00:52:08Look out.
00:52:40A man, 160 raviolas for that dress.
00:52:43What's Luke going to say?
00:52:44Oh, Luke, I needed it, Nobby.
00:52:46Luke won't mind.
00:52:47No, Luke won't mind.
00:52:49Maybe I've lived long enough already anyhow.
00:52:53Your receipt, sir.
00:52:55That'll be $10, $20, $30, $40, and thank you very much.
00:53:00Is there something else maybe I could show you?
00:53:04Oh.
00:53:05No, I've seen everything I...
00:53:07Well, nearly everything.
00:53:10Hello, honey.
00:53:13What are you doing?
00:53:15Nobby.
00:53:15I just want to see if it's imported.
00:53:19What you doing tonight, honey?
00:53:22Oh, boy, they're coming through the window.
00:53:26We had a lovely evening, girl.
00:53:27Yeah.
00:53:28Very lovely.
00:53:28Well, I'd like to see something in red, you know, with more grace.
00:53:32I don't know.
00:53:33How about dinner for two?
00:53:35Well, what type of thing would you like to see?
00:53:38I mean, uh...
00:53:38Oh, Nobby, I want that.
00:53:41You decided to...
00:53:42I'm going to give it $250.
00:53:44Oh, I'll take it.
00:53:45Give me $250, Nobby.
00:53:47Yeah.
00:53:48Have you decided to go to the cinema with me, huh?
00:53:50What do you say?
00:53:52How would you like to see when Rome burns Nero fiddle?
00:53:57How about it?
00:53:58What do you say?
00:53:58Oh, Nobby, it's so sweet of you to buy this coat for me.
00:54:01Go on.
00:54:02I ain't going to buy it.
00:54:03Take it off.
00:54:03Take it off.
00:54:03But you already did buy it.
00:54:05I bought it?
00:54:06Uh-huh.
00:54:06How much did I pay for it?
00:54:07$250.
00:54:08Two hundred...
00:54:09Two hundred...
00:54:10What's the matter with me?
00:54:12Would you like to see some hats?
00:54:13No.
00:54:14Yes.
00:54:14She's got a hat.
00:54:15She can wear my hat.
00:54:17Now, what type of hat would you like to see?
00:54:19Well, I want something to go with this coat.
00:54:21Well, do you care for this?
00:54:23Yeah, how much is it?
00:54:24Oh, yes.
00:54:24Only $30.
00:54:25Only $30?
00:54:26You don't want nothing like that, honey.
00:54:28That's no good.
00:54:28Well, I can try it on.
00:54:29I know, but it don't look...
00:54:30How much is that one in the corner?
00:54:32Oh, that's $10.
00:54:33Yeah, well, yeah.
00:54:35Oh, I don't know.
00:54:36Here, try this on.
00:54:38Try it on.
00:54:39It might be just the thing you need.
00:54:40You want.
00:54:41Looks good.
00:54:42Ten smackers is all right.
00:54:43I think you're...
00:54:45That's a dilly.
00:54:46I'll take that.
00:54:47Oh, that's awful.
00:54:48Huh?
00:54:48Oh, that's awful, Nami.
00:54:50No.
00:54:51Well, here.
00:54:52Take this one.
00:54:53There's one.
00:54:54Oh, that's the one I came in with.
00:54:55Well, that's a good one to go out with.
00:54:57Well, I'm going to try this one on.
00:54:59Well, you don't...
00:55:00How much is that one?
00:55:01$50.
00:55:02Well, for a half a smacker, it's okay.
00:55:04Oh, no.
00:55:05$50.
00:55:05$50.
00:55:06Try this one on again.
00:55:08Maybe if you put it on back...
00:55:09Oh, Nami, no.
00:55:10This one's adorable.
00:55:11Oh, go away.
00:55:12Yeah, you look just like a cop in that thing.
00:55:15Well, I'm going to take this one anyway.
00:55:17Could I show you something in Holsbury, perhaps?
00:55:20Yeah, I'd like to see something.
00:55:21Got a brunette?
00:55:22Right this way, please.
00:55:23Okay.
00:55:27What do you suppose happened to Nobby?
00:55:28He's had time to go to Philadelphia and back.
00:55:30Yeah, so has Dorothy.
00:55:33I've told you three times to keep Dorothy out of this.
00:55:35The next time, I'll...
00:55:36Okay, okay.
00:55:37I didn't mean nothing.
00:55:38I was just thinking.
00:55:40Don't.
00:55:41If that Nobby has double-crossed me and run off with my five grand,
00:55:45I'll know what to do with him.
00:55:47Call Dorothy's apartment again.
00:55:51Hey, how do you do, ladies and gentlemen?
00:55:54Refuse me.
00:55:54That's the way she goes.
00:55:56Oh, yeah.
00:55:56You made up your mind what you want?
00:55:58Yeah.
00:55:59Give me some of that Aunt Franice.
00:56:01You don't kind of have this.
00:56:03No, but that's what I want.
00:56:04I'm sorry.
00:56:05You don't kind of have Aunt Franice this.
00:56:07This is the proprietor.
00:56:09Well, bring him in.
00:56:10I mean, I don't want...
00:56:10No, I don't want...
00:56:11Well, I'm here and you don't kind of have me.
00:56:13Oh, I'll tell you what.
00:56:14What?
00:56:14How about some nice champagne for the lady?
00:56:17No, she don't want that.
00:56:19You can't spend it.
00:56:20We got nice champagne.
00:56:21Bubbles.
00:56:22Bring us your lemon phosphorus.
00:56:24Lemon who?
00:56:26Lemon phosphorus.
00:56:27Lemon phosphorus?
00:56:29Lemon phosphorus?
00:56:29What is this?
00:56:30Not lemon phosphorus.
00:56:31What?
00:56:32Phosphorus.
00:56:33Lemon phosphorus.
00:56:34No, we don't got on the menu.
00:56:35Lemon phosphorus.
00:56:36Oh, every pie.
00:56:37We got lemon pie.
00:56:38I don't want no pie.
00:56:40I want just a drink.
00:56:41We're going to drink a lemon phosphorus.
00:56:42Lemon phosphorus?
00:56:43Phosphorus?
00:56:44No, Phosphorus.
00:56:46Do you know what you want?
00:56:47Yes, I know what I want.
00:56:48I came in here first.
00:56:49Anyway.
00:56:50Never mind.
00:56:50Just bring us two cups of coffee.
00:56:52Two cups, yeah.
00:56:53Mine without cream and sugar.
00:56:55Without cream and sugar for you, yeah.
00:56:57And she wants hers without sugar but cream and the coffee.
00:57:00Yes.
00:57:01Put it in two cups.
00:57:02Yes, two cups.
00:57:03Let me see if I got it right.
00:57:04You want black coffee with sugar, no cream,
00:57:06and she wants cream and no coffee.
00:57:08No, she don't want cream with no coffee.
00:57:11No.
00:57:11Just give her the sugar and put the cream and the coffee,
00:57:13and give me the cup.
00:57:15Yeah.
00:57:16I mean, put the cup and the sauce.
00:57:18Refuse me.
00:57:18You can do it mixed up.
00:57:20Let me explain.
00:57:21You want coffee with cream, no sugar.
00:57:23She wants cream, no coffee, no cup.
00:57:25No, wait a minute.
00:57:26Never mind.
00:57:27Just give me an ice cream soda.
00:57:30Ice cream soda?
00:57:31Yeah.
00:57:31Well, what kind?
00:57:32I'll take manure.
00:57:33You, boy, if you do this, I give you the coffee and the lemon feast
00:57:36fast, everything for nothing.
00:57:38Good boy.
00:57:38I like you.
00:57:39Let's get out of here.
00:57:40Come on.
00:57:42I'm getting sleepy.
00:57:43So am I.
00:57:44Only my stomach's wide awake and crying for its bottle.
00:57:47Eh, steps squirking.
00:57:49Her hostess is liable to be alone any minute.
00:57:51Look, when she comes, let me talk to her.
00:57:53Because when it comes to women, I'm a commissure.
00:57:55Just where you belong in this sewer.
00:57:57Now, you guys know just what to do when she comes?
00:57:59Hey, I think she's coming.
00:58:00Stop that light.
00:58:07Say, this is a swell car.
00:58:09I wonder who owns it.
00:58:11Look, honey, I think you better wait here.
00:58:13I don't think Luke is going to like this.
00:58:15Oh, Luke Manning, he should have drowned when he beat it out of Blackwell's Island.
00:58:18Yeah, but he didn't.
00:58:19When he finds out that I'm running away with you and his five grand.
00:58:23It's only four grand now.
00:58:24Hey, don't.
00:58:25Get away.
00:58:25Get away from there.
00:58:27Maybe if we give it back to him quick, he won't notice the grand's missing.
00:58:30Look, honey, don't be a fool all of your life.
00:58:32We've got four grand.
00:58:34We've got two airplane tickets.
00:58:36By the time Luke finds out, we'll be miles away.
00:58:38Maybe you're right, Dorothy.
00:58:41Now, don't cut it.
00:58:42Now, leave that alone.
00:58:42I'm ticklish.
00:58:43Cut it out.
00:58:48No, I won't.
00:58:50I won't.
00:58:50I'll only be a minute.
00:59:24Take it easy, lady.
00:59:25What are you doing here?
00:59:26I'm a PLW.
00:59:27You're a what?
00:59:28I protect lonely women.
00:59:30Aren't you just a little young to be out without your mother?
00:59:32I ain't got a mother.
00:59:33Well, if you came up here to adopt one, you came to the wrong place.
00:59:36Beat it.
00:59:36Wait a minute.
00:59:37I'm a friend of Narby's.
00:59:38Well, that's...
00:59:40You're a what?
00:59:41Narby, you know.
00:59:42Come on, kid.
00:59:43What's the gag?
00:59:44That's what we came up here to find out.
00:59:49What's this all about?
00:59:50Listen, sister.
00:59:51Let's begin at the beginning.
00:59:53If you kids don't beat it, I'm going to call a cop.
00:59:54Now, look, baby.
00:59:59Now, what's the matter?
01:00:00Did you forget the number?
01:00:01You don't want to tangle with the police any more than we do.
01:00:04Take that.
01:00:06What's your boyfriend?
01:00:08What are you talking about?
01:00:10Your boyfriend, Luke.
01:00:11We want to see him.
01:00:13That's right.
01:00:13You don't have to worry.
01:00:14We ain't going to hurt you or your place.
01:00:16We're a gentleman from the old school.
01:00:17He means reform school.
01:00:19Reform school?
01:00:20Yeah, that's right.
01:00:22We're friends of Luke Manning's nephew, Charlie.
01:00:24Rice pudding, Charlie.
01:00:26Charlie told us that we came up here as Uncle Luke or Narby would help us out.
01:00:30Charlie's our pal.
01:00:41Hello.
01:00:41Hello.
01:00:42Hello.
01:00:43Hello, fellas.
01:00:43Say, Dorothy.
01:00:44I've been thinking of...
01:00:45Say, what is this?
01:00:46Give me...
01:00:47Give me that...
01:00:48You looking for this?
01:00:49Yeah.
01:00:50Put it at these...
01:00:51Hey, you can't do that to me.
01:00:52That's my gun.
01:00:53I'm doing it, ain't I?
01:00:54Is he?
01:00:55See, I didn't know you had company.
01:00:56Well, these kids broke into here.
01:00:57They said they wanted to see you or Luke Manning.
01:00:59Well, what is it?
01:01:01What is...
01:01:02Say, it seems like I've seen these kids before someplace.
01:01:04Yeah, you was running away from the cops.
01:01:06I see you got your wind back.
01:01:07Yeah, I got away, too.
01:01:08What happened?
01:01:09Say, what's the matter with you?
01:01:11What are you doing here?
01:01:12This is no time to break into a woman's room, five o'clock in the morning?
01:01:16What do you mean by keeping her out till five o'clock in the morning?
01:01:18Well, it was nothing.
01:01:19I was...
01:01:19We was out...
01:01:21I...
01:01:22Say, it's none of your business, you hear?
01:01:24What are you doing here, huh?
01:01:25I don't like the looks of this.
01:01:27Why don't you throw them out, Nobby?
01:01:28Yeah, I'm going to throw them out.
01:01:30They know too much.
01:01:31So do the quiz kids.
01:01:32Well, then I'll throw them out, too.
01:01:33Yeah?
01:01:34Yeah.
01:01:34You ain't gone no place, buddy.
01:01:35That thing ain't loaded.
01:01:37They loaded?
01:01:38No.
01:01:39Look, see, I took the bullets out.
01:01:41Yeah, I forgot I loaded it.
01:01:42Yeah.
01:01:43What am I doing?
01:01:45Yeah, here it is.
01:01:45Come and get it.
01:01:46I made them myself.
01:01:47Yeah.
01:01:47Right now.
01:01:48Oh, I ain't holding me no more.
01:01:50I want to die.
01:01:51I want to achieve it.
01:01:52I want one of these.
01:01:56Yeah, I don't want an egg.
01:01:58I want a lox.
01:01:59Come on.
01:02:00Get up out of there.
01:02:01This is no picnic.
01:02:03Now sit on over there.
01:02:04Go ahead.
01:02:10All right.
01:02:11Come on.
01:02:11Let's hear your story.
01:02:13You want to talk goly lox?
01:02:20See, how do you do to that?
01:02:22I would take a load off your feet.
01:02:25Now start talking and no fooling.
01:02:52Do you know it was morning?
01:02:54Sure.
01:02:54I turned the lights off.
01:02:56Why'd you let me sleep for it?
01:02:57Get on that phone again.
01:02:58Sure.
01:02:59I called a couple of times already.
01:03:00Nobody answered.
01:03:02Did you not murder that guy in a drugstore?
01:03:06Get that phone off.
01:03:07Break your arm.
01:03:08I'm going to ask you once more.
01:03:10Did you commit that killing?
01:03:12I ain't talking.
01:03:13It ain't legal.
01:03:14That's funny.
01:03:16I could have swore somebody answered that phone.
01:03:19Rattler, maybe you're right.
01:03:21About what?
01:03:23About Dorothy.
01:03:24I think you and me had better pay her a little visit.
01:03:26And now you're talking.
01:03:27I hope for her sake, she won't be too much surprised.
01:03:30And that goes for Nobby, too.
01:03:33You kids will be sorry for this.
01:03:34Oh, worry your pretty little head about it.
01:03:36I ain't worrying.
01:03:38Oh, you mean...
01:03:38I know what you are.
01:03:40You're a premeditated killer.
01:03:42I never killed nobody.
01:03:44I'm a bank robber.
01:03:45Bank robber?
01:03:46Well, of course, that ain't so bad.
01:03:47You're going to hang by the neck until dead.
01:03:50I don't hang around no place.
01:03:52Why don't you confess and save all this confusion?
01:03:54There's no confusion.
01:03:55You're confessing.
01:03:56I know my rights.
01:03:58I'm an American citizen.
01:03:59Did you ever vote?
01:04:00No.
01:04:01Who's running?
01:04:02If you didn't vote, you're not an American.
01:04:04You're a man without a country.
01:04:05I am, too.
01:04:06I live in Brooklyn.
01:04:08Well, that's the same thing.
01:04:09Hey, what do you think about the Dodgers dropping a series?
01:04:11Wasn't it tough that Owens dropped a series?
01:04:12Hey, you like quite a lover, Joe.
01:04:14I've heard a different story than the one that...
01:04:15Owens talking about baseball.
01:04:17Hey, what time is it?
01:04:19It's 4.06.
01:04:20Don't tell me you can read the time.
01:04:22Well, you have for a year now.
01:04:23Hey, Glippi, grab that phone.
01:04:25Call up Barnes.
01:04:25He'll be in his office by now.
01:04:26Tell him we got one of the guys that committed the drugstore murder.
01:04:29I didn't do it.
01:04:29It was...
01:04:30Shut up, you fool.
01:04:30Shut up, you fool.
01:04:32Oh, you...
01:04:32No, I'm sorry.
01:04:34We have nothing new to report.
01:04:35The boys are still missing.
01:04:37No, we haven't sent out a general alarm.
01:04:39I don't believe it's quite that serious.
01:04:41Well, I expect to contact them within the next 24 hours.
01:04:45Yes, I'll call you just as soon as I do.
01:04:48Between Bill and the kids, things are in a pretty bad mess.
01:04:52Uh, more reporters.
01:04:55I'll tell them you're not in.
01:04:56Oh, never mind.
01:04:56I'll talk to them.
01:04:57They'll call every five minutes if I don't.
01:04:59Hello?
01:05:01Barnes.
01:05:02Warden of the Wilton Reform School.
01:05:05It's the boys.
01:05:07Well, where are you?
01:05:08What are you doing?
01:05:09Look, you're sure of that now?
01:05:13Carlton Apartments, eh?
01:05:14You stay right there and we'll be right over.
01:05:17Hey, and call the police and have them go to the Carlton Apartments.
01:05:20Tell them I'll meet them there and everything will be all right.
01:05:23Now, don't you worry.
01:05:28Operator, police headquarters, please.
01:05:30Am I better go to the chair?
01:05:32I'm going to let you have it.
01:05:33Don't let them scare you, Nobby.
01:05:34I ain't scared.
01:05:35They ain't got nothing on me.
01:05:37Pretty soon, now, you can kiss Dorothy goodbye.
01:05:41Why?
01:05:41Where am I going?
01:05:42You're not going nowhere.
01:05:44You're staying right here until the undertaker comes for you.
01:05:47No.
01:05:48No, I ain't.
01:05:50Gee.
01:05:51In 20 more minutes, he'll be going to the chair.
01:05:5719.
01:06:02You feel better?
01:06:04Yeah.
01:06:05Now I can face it.
01:06:06I guess you can.
01:06:0718.
01:06:08No.
01:06:09No.
01:06:1125 more minutes.
01:06:12Turn it up, will you?
01:06:13It ain't funny anymore.
01:06:14Take it easy, kid.
01:06:17Everything's going to be all right.
01:06:18Why don't you do something?
01:06:19They're only kids.
01:06:21He's got a gun.
01:06:22It's loaded.
01:06:23I know.
01:06:23I loaded it myself.
01:06:24I thought you were the kind of man I could go for.
01:06:27What's Luke got that I ain't got?
01:06:29Brains.
01:06:30That ain't nice.
01:06:31I wonder what Luke would do if he was in my spot.
01:06:33Oh, shut up.
01:06:34I can fix that.
01:06:36Look.
01:06:40Get the kid's gun.
01:06:43Now, Navi.
01:06:44What were you saying about your spot?
01:06:46Nothing, boss.
01:06:48Nothing.
01:06:49Look, I got the door for you.
01:06:50Look.
01:06:51Here it is.
01:07:01Your rags, huh?
01:07:03Why, Dorothy, you look beautiful.
01:07:10My cute little double-crosser.
01:07:14Oh, Luke, don't.
01:07:16No.
01:07:17No, don't hit her, boss.
01:07:19Why don't you pick on somebody your size, Jumbo?
01:07:21No.
01:07:28All right, Navi, you asked for it.
01:07:33Come on.
01:07:33Get him up.
01:07:35So you didn't drown after all, eh?
01:07:37Now, that's too bad.
01:07:38Mr. Barnes, my brother.
01:07:39Where's the phone?
01:07:40Here it is.
01:07:44Hello.
01:07:45Hello, operator.
01:07:46This is Jim Barnes of the Wilton School.
01:07:48Hurry, please.
01:07:49It's a matter of life and death.
01:07:51You'll be mighty proud of your brother before we get through with him.
01:07:55By the way, we just got in eight carloads of potatoes.
01:07:59Uh-oh.
01:08:00Well, what's he got to do with potatoes?
01:08:01He'll be inspecting them with a parry knife.
01:08:04That is, when he's not washing pots, pans, or dishes.
01:08:07Yeah, but I won't mind.
01:08:09No, darling.
01:08:10It'll be good practice.
01:08:15Excuse me, Sergeant, but can you tell me where they peel the potatoes?
01:08:18Report in the commissary.
01:08:20Okay.
01:08:22Hey, Sergeant.
01:08:23What kind of food you got in the guardhouse?
01:08:25Why?
01:08:26Are you expecting to get in there?
01:08:27I'm afraid so, but I don't think I'll mind the food.
01:08:30It's good.
01:08:31I'll fix it up for you.
01:08:33Goodbye, Miss Mitchell.
01:08:34Goodbye.
01:08:35Oh, now, don't do anything.
01:08:36Please.
01:08:37Don't worry, Hallie.
01:08:38Oh, be careful.
01:08:40Bye-bye.
01:08:40Bye.
01:08:41Bye, gang.
01:08:42Come on, gang.
01:08:45Oh, this will be mighty.
01:08:49Come on.
01:08:50Let's go.
01:08:59All right.
01:09:00Take it easy, Ethel Point.
01:09:02May I go to Ethel for sure?
01:09:03Ethel.
01:09:06Hey, Ges.
01:09:07Bye-bye.
01:09:09Bye-bye.
01:09:10Bye-bye.
01:09:11Bye-bye.
01:09:13Bye-bye.
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