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00:05:00You take the first truck. Jack, you take the second.
00:05:05What's the trouble, young lady?
00:05:06My car's stolen. I can't start it.
00:05:08Why don't you give the boyfriend a chance? He can't do it worse than you.
00:05:11All right, Dad. Stick him up.
00:05:12All right. See you in there, Frankie.
00:05:14All right. Get going, you.
00:05:16Hey, Ken! They got Tim!
00:05:23I knew those men up to no good.
00:05:25Where'd they get you, Jim?
00:05:26In the leg.
00:05:27Is he badly hurt?
00:05:29If you hadn't stolen your car, we wouldn't have lost those two trucks.
00:05:32We've got to get this man to a doctor.
00:05:33You can use my car.
00:05:34No, I can't.
00:05:35I can't.
00:05:37I can't.
00:05:38I can't.
00:05:39I can't.
00:05:40I can't.
00:05:41I can't.
00:05:43I can't.
00:05:44I can't.
00:05:45I can't.
00:05:51Easy, Jim.
00:05:52All right.
00:06:09I'll drive you to my house. It's near here. You can phone for Mayor.
00:06:12Shove over, Skipper.
00:06:13I've seen enough of your driving for one evening.
00:06:15Oh, boy, whoopee!
00:06:16How are we going to spend?
00:06:17Whoopee!
00:06:18Whoopee!
00:06:20Hey, Mr. Jim.
00:06:21I don't feel so hot right now.
00:06:23Yeah, I don't look so bad.
00:06:25Hey, I think it's time for the doctor again.
00:06:27Yeah, the doctor's coming.
00:06:31Hey, is that ambulance on the way over?
00:06:33Yeah, it should be right over.
00:06:38Here's your water.
00:06:40Thank you, Pops.
00:06:41I beg your pardon.
00:06:44Anything else I can do for you, sir?
00:06:47Scram.
00:06:48I'll scram.
00:06:50Come on.
00:06:51Oh.
00:06:52Take it easy, Jim.
00:06:53You'll be all right.
00:06:54Listen.
00:06:55You'll calm your nerves.
00:06:56Thanks, giver.
00:06:58Oh, there, Jim.
00:06:59Oh.
00:07:02Oh.
00:07:04Here's the doctor now.
00:07:06You're right.
00:07:07That sure hurt to me, OK?
00:07:11What happened?
00:07:12Oh, some guy shot me.
00:07:14Oh, I don't like the looks of that.
00:07:16Excuse the miss, Julie, but the sergeant would like to speak to you and, uh, and the gentleman.
00:07:26It looks like they're working the same gang.
00:07:28Hijacked two truckloads of tires.
00:07:29International supply company.
00:07:31Headed south.
00:07:33What kind of a car was the man in, miss?
00:07:35A packaging car.
00:07:36Cadillac.
00:07:38Oh, was it?
00:07:40Well, anyway, it was a big car.
00:07:42And gray.
00:07:43Jet black.
00:07:46Thanks.
00:07:47This little lady would be a lot of help in Cork.
00:07:50Do I have to go to Cork?
00:07:52Uh, not this time.
00:07:54Oh.
00:07:55Black touring car.
00:07:56Cadillac.
00:07:58Will you have another drink?
00:08:00No, thanks.
00:08:01Call you later.
00:08:09Oh, Julie.
00:08:12Yes, mother.
00:08:13That man bleeding all over the left seat.
00:08:16Of course he is, mother.
00:08:17He's been shot.
00:08:20And this is the man who saved my life.
00:08:22Huh?
00:08:25Saved what?
00:08:26Saved my life.
00:08:28Oh, how nice.
00:08:30I don't believe I heard the name.
00:08:32McKay.
00:08:33Kenneth McKay.
00:08:34Oh, of course.
00:08:35I knew your dear mother.
00:08:37My mother?
00:08:38Aren't you the Boston McKay?
00:08:40Brooklyn.
00:08:46Oh, do comb your hair, Robert.
00:08:49Well, Julie, I think I'll go to bed.
00:08:52All right, mother.
00:08:54Brooklyn.
00:08:56You sure have all the luck.
00:08:58The one night I go to bed early, and look, this happens.
00:09:02Mr. McKay, this is my brother, Robert.
00:09:04I'm glad to know you.
00:09:05I wish I had been with you.
00:09:07I'd have stopped them.
00:09:08Oh, sure.
00:09:22Better take him home, George.
00:09:24Come on, Buffy.
00:09:25Come on.
00:09:28Go home, Hope.
00:09:29Good night.
00:09:30Good night.
00:09:31Good night.
00:09:44All right, boy.
00:09:45I want you to take a couple of these pills.
00:09:46It'll quiet your nerve.
00:09:47All right.
00:09:48Got it.
00:09:50This is the life, eh, Buffy, old boy?
00:09:52You're quite right, old boy.
00:09:54Now, if I had the time.
00:09:56How often?
00:10:02It was Miss Julie's orders, madam.
00:10:04Really?
00:10:06Julie.
00:10:12Julie.
00:10:15This is a policeman.
00:10:17So are these.
00:10:19And these other gentlemen?
00:10:21That man in there, he was shot.
00:10:23It was a case of emergency, a matter of life and death.
00:10:26So I brought him in here.
00:10:27From where?
00:10:28From where, Hattie?
00:10:30And what were you doing where it happened?
00:10:32Ain't fair, Skipper.
00:10:34I was just passing by.
00:10:36From where?
00:10:38From the club, the art club, you know.
00:10:44You see, there was a hijacking.
00:10:46They got away with $20,000 worth of tires.
00:10:48It's a racket.
00:10:52You see, uh, Mr. McKay and his men
00:10:55take the tires from the whole fan house.
00:10:57And they take away men to hijack it, you know.
00:10:59Steal the tires and sell them cheaper.
00:11:01They call it hot stuff.
00:11:03How could you?
00:11:04Aye, aye.
00:11:06I bet you didn't know that.
00:11:07No, I didn't.
00:11:08But I know my pearls when I see them.
00:11:11Oh, you mean these beads?
00:11:15I bet if you don't wear pearls, they die.
00:11:17So seeing you never wear them.
00:11:21Doghouse, Skipper.
00:11:24Of course, if you want a lot of old dead pearls lying around.
00:11:30Thanks again for saving my life.
00:11:34I catch on, Skipper.
00:11:54Good morning.
00:11:55Good morning.
00:11:56What can I do for you this morning?
00:11:57I'd like a look at some accessories.
00:11:59Uh, what line?
00:12:00I beg your pardon?
00:12:01Uh, what particular line of accessories?
00:12:04Uh, tires, mirrors, horns, uh...
00:12:11A horn?
00:12:12Yes, horns.
00:12:13Horns.
00:12:14Yes, right here.
00:12:15Just press those buttons.
00:12:16And you'll see.
00:12:19Will you wait on us, please?
00:12:21Why, certainly.
00:12:23I know how to do it, but I'm not the best at it.
00:12:25No?
00:12:26Yes.
00:12:27I'll hand you myiska, if you just press those buttons.
00:12:29And you get the different sound.
00:12:43Will you wait on us, please?
00:12:45Why, certainly.
00:12:52Oh.
00:13:18Oh.
00:13:22May I come in?
00:13:23You are in.
00:13:25You don't want your life saved again, do you?
00:13:27I'd love it.
00:13:28Uh, have they caught the hijackers yet?
00:13:31Not yet.
00:13:33How's the man who was hurt?
00:13:35Oh, he'll be all right.
00:13:38It certainly was exciting, wasn't it?
00:13:40Very.
00:13:44And you are all right?
00:13:45Sure.
00:13:47And are you still in the doghouse?
00:13:49I'm always in the doghouse.
00:13:51I'm having it enlarged so I can have my friends in.
00:13:59Perhaps you would like to call on me in the doghouse.
00:14:01Huh?
00:14:02Perhaps you would like to call on me in the doghouse.
00:14:07Not this evening.
00:14:08Tomorrow evening?
00:14:10No.
00:14:11I'm not, uh, visiting doghouses this season.
00:14:15Oh, all right, if that's the way you feel about it.
00:14:21I'll see you later.
00:14:32I catch on, Skipper.
00:14:45Look here.
00:14:46What the devil's the meaning of this bill?
00:14:49During the past month.
00:14:50Yes, sir.
00:14:51No, sir.
00:14:52Oh, step right here, Mr. Whitman.
00:14:58Horns.
00:15:04Miss Julie's.
00:15:06Right here, sir.
00:15:07Yes, sir.
00:15:12Inner tubes, oil, tires, fog light, accessories,
00:15:19horns, more horns?
00:15:22Yes, sir.
00:15:23There wasn't room to put them on the car.
00:15:25Well, uh...
00:15:35What's this gadget?
00:15:36Oh, that, sir?
00:15:46Smoke, sir?
00:15:49Hmm.
00:15:56$45 for that?
00:15:58Yes, sir.
00:16:02Tell him the hatch horn.
00:16:03That's this one.
00:16:04And what's this, uh, come on out horn?
00:16:08Oh, that's that little one right here.
00:16:13And, uh, the French horn.
00:16:15Right here.
00:16:21That's enough.
00:16:23I'll soon put an end to this.
00:16:28Bronx.
00:16:29Bronx.
00:16:35Are you ill, Julie?
00:16:37You haven't had any appetite lately.
00:16:39I'm all right.
00:16:41She's in love.
00:16:42Who is?
00:16:43Screwy over there.
00:16:45Don't use such language, Robert.
00:16:48I'm sorry, mother.
00:16:49But screwy is the only word that describes it.
00:16:52Would you mind explaining this?
00:16:54Why, no.
00:16:55Not at all.
00:16:56Tires, tubes, oil, horns.
00:17:02Did you buy all these things?
00:17:04That's it.
00:17:05You mustn't snatch things, Robert.
00:17:07This is the fella she's screwy, uh, gar, gar, about.
00:17:10You know, the tire salesman she's been running around with.
00:17:12He's not a tire salesman.
00:17:14He's in the top of the shipping department.
00:17:16He's not a tire salesman.
00:17:18He's in the top of the shipping department.
00:17:20He's in the top of the shipping department.
00:17:22Kenneth?
00:17:23I mean, Mr. McKay is worth 100 bumpy springers.
00:17:26Well, he should be.
00:17:27He's costing me enough.
00:17:28The Boston McKays have always had money.
00:17:31I knew his dear mother.
00:17:34Not this gentleman.
00:17:35He's from Brooklyn.
00:17:37Oh, I see.
00:17:38He's not from Brooklyn.
00:17:39He's from Hackensack.
00:17:40Well, make up your mind.
00:17:42And what's wrong with that?
00:17:44I don't care where he's from.
00:17:45You're not going out with him again.
00:17:47How do you like that, Mrs. McKay?
00:17:49All right, that's fine.
00:17:50And that's going to be my name.
00:17:52I'm going to marry him.
00:17:54What?
00:17:55Did he ask you?
00:17:56Yes.
00:17:57Julie.
00:18:01Please.
00:18:02Oh, how nice.
00:18:05We're going to have a wedding.
00:18:14Oh, Ken.
00:18:15Hiya, skipper.
00:18:16Dizzy?
00:18:17Not very.
00:18:18Anything wrong?
00:18:19No, I just wanted to talk to you.
00:18:20All right.
00:18:21Oh, it wasn't anything in particular.
00:18:23You see, I was having an argument the other day
00:18:26with a friend of mine.
00:18:27And she said we were talking about getting married.
00:18:31You and your girlfriend?
00:18:32We were discussing marriage in the abstract.
00:18:35I mean, in general.
00:18:36Oh.
00:18:37Especially young girls, as young as I am.
00:18:39So I said, I thought they'd make better wives
00:18:41than the older ones do.
00:18:43Don't you think so?
00:18:44Well, it all depends.
00:18:46Can you cook?
00:18:47Of course.
00:18:48What, for instance?
00:18:49Oh, loads of things.
00:18:52I could learn.
00:18:53Are you proposing to me by any chance?
00:18:56Yes.
00:18:57Please.
00:18:58Let's get married.
00:18:59You mean so much to me, Ken.
00:19:01I can't think of anything else but you.
00:19:04You like me a little bit, don't you?
00:19:06More than a little.
00:19:08But it won't work.
00:19:09Why?
00:19:10I haven't any money, Julie.
00:19:12Oh, money means nothing.
00:19:13Money means nothing to you.
00:19:15If you like it, it means so much you can spoil anything.
00:19:17I don't believe it.
00:19:18Uh, how much do you make?
00:19:20Exactly $150 a month.
00:19:22Why, that's tons of money.
00:19:24We can get a cute little apartment and...
00:19:26In Brooklyn?
00:19:27What?
00:19:28Well, what's wrong with Brooklyn anyway?
00:19:29It looks the same as New York to me.
00:19:31And besides, I've got the rental keeper there.
00:19:34And that makes it better.
00:19:35You'll have to give up your car.
00:19:37It isn't my car anyway.
00:19:38It's Georgia's.
00:19:41Oh, oh, please, Daniel.
00:19:44Please.
00:19:45I've already told the family you asked me to marry you.
00:19:47What?
00:19:54What do you mean by talking my sister into a stupid marriage?
00:19:57He didn't talk me.
00:19:58I talked him.
00:19:59I was talking.
00:20:00What's so stupid about the marriage anyhow?
00:20:02You.
00:20:03Both of you.
00:20:05Have you any money?
00:20:06Enough to take care of Julie if she's got any sense.
00:20:09Well, that's just what she doesn't have.
00:20:11I resent that.
00:20:12Shut up.
00:20:13Do you think my husband will support you?
00:20:15Listen, no one's going to support me.
00:20:17Julie knows exactly what I make and what she can expect.
00:20:19And I love it.
00:20:20Shut up.
00:20:21Now you're telling me to shut up.
00:20:22Oh, you're both insane.
00:20:23It can't last.
00:20:24She thinks marriage is a new game.
00:20:25She doesn't realize it's a serious business.
00:20:27Yes, I do.
00:20:28And Kenneth knows it.
00:20:29Hmm.
00:20:30Wealthy girl marries poor, honest boy.
00:20:32I'm not wealthy.
00:20:33And I haven't a dime.
00:20:35And you won't get a dime from me if you marry him.
00:20:37We'll get along without help from anybody.
00:20:40All right.
00:20:41Marry him.
00:20:42But when you get tired of pinching pennies,
00:20:44don't come crawling back to me.
00:20:53Stop for pinching pennies.
00:20:56I hope you are right.
00:20:58Excuse me, Kenneth.
00:21:00Huh?
00:21:01Oh.
00:21:12Good morning.
00:21:13To the newlywed housewife, we now present Aunt Carrie,
00:21:17who will give you 15 minutes of inexpensive
00:21:20and seasonable recipes.
00:21:23Aunt Carrie.
00:21:25Good morning, housewives.
00:21:27Same to you, Aunt Carrie.
00:21:28I'm ready.
00:21:29If you expect Rose, Katie, and Belle for a bridge luncheon,
00:21:33there's eggs for two.
00:21:34And if you want to eat, there's eggs for three.
00:21:37And if you want to eat, there's eggs for four.
00:21:40If you expect Rose, Katie, and Belle for a bridge luncheon,
00:21:42there's eggs for Tina is most enjoyable.
00:21:45Oh, skip the luncheon.
00:21:46Let's get down to dinner.
00:21:47Four pieces of broiled ham.
00:21:49Come in.
00:21:50Cut it to.
00:21:53Good morning.
00:21:54Welcome to Honeymoon Rose.
00:21:59I'm Mrs. Green from downstairs.
00:22:01And when I see you and your hubby moving in,
00:22:04I say to myself, I says, Carrie Green,
00:22:07there's another newlywed.
00:22:08I'm afraid you came pretty close.
00:22:10Oh, well, we all have to go through it once, don't we?
00:22:13So I says to myself, I says, Carrie Green,
00:22:15surprise, I picked up one of your nice shoes.
00:22:18And here it is.
00:22:19Watch out, it's hot.
00:22:20Oh, that's awfully nice of you.
00:22:22Won't you come in?
00:22:23Oh, well, not for a minute if I'm not too inquisitive.
00:22:26Of course not.
00:22:34Won't you sit down?
00:22:35I'll put this on ice.
00:22:36On the ice?
00:22:37That's a hot one.
00:22:38Oh, did you get that?
00:22:39You said on the ice, and I said that's a hot one.
00:22:41Hot ice, get it?
00:22:43Excuse me.
00:22:57Oh, I see you haven't got all your things yet.
00:23:00Your stuff.
00:23:01Oh, my stuff.
00:23:02Oh, well, my goodness, did I miss something?
00:23:06My goodness, did I make a fuss, did I say?
00:23:08Oh, you know, I just thought the living room
00:23:10looked a little bare.
00:23:11Bare?
00:23:12Well, not bare exactly, but you know,
00:23:14a few pillows and a fancy man's shade.
00:23:17It makes things look homey.
00:23:18Oh, wait.
00:23:19I've got a lot of stuff I'm not using.
00:23:22I'll fix this apartment up.
00:23:23It'll be so homey that when your husband gets home,
00:23:26he won't go home.
00:23:28It'll be so homey he won't leave home.
00:23:34I'll be right back.
00:23:36I'll be right back.
00:23:55Looks like a curio shop.
00:23:57But honey, don't you get it?
00:23:59It's home.
00:24:00Homey.
00:24:01That's what it is, homey.
00:24:02What?
00:24:03Don't look so scared.
00:24:04I'm going to take them back.
00:24:05Stephen, come on.
00:24:06Let's see if there's a lampshade in the stew.
00:24:08Stew?
00:24:09Mm-hmm.
00:24:10Where did you get this junk?
00:24:12Neighbors.
00:24:18You know, we have neighbors.
00:24:22I know it.
00:24:24You know it?
00:24:25How?
00:24:27He told me.
00:24:30At the warehouse.
00:24:32Now, now, look.
00:24:34I'm being calm.
00:24:37See how calm I am?
00:24:40That's just because I'm sure you didn't say
00:24:43what I thought you said.
00:24:45You didn't say he told you at the warehouse, did you?
00:24:51Was he just stopping by?
00:24:55He works there.
00:24:59His name is Brown, isn't it?
00:25:01Oh, no, darling.
00:25:03You can't get out of it like that.
00:25:06His name is Green.
00:25:09That's it.
00:25:12What'll we do?
00:25:14They're going to call on us.
00:25:15That's what she said.
00:25:17They're going to call on us a lot.
00:25:20He's going to teach you how to play bridge.
00:25:23He'll teach me how to play bridge over your dead body.
00:25:26But he's a wizard.
00:25:28Oh, we're in for some gay time.
00:25:30Yes, sir, boy.
00:25:32He's so glad there's some young folks in the government.
00:25:35These old folkies around here, they've got no get up and go
00:25:39to them.
00:25:40Oh, Jack.
00:25:41You're making me a little ill.
00:25:43I don't feel so good myself.
00:25:46Well, then stop.
00:25:50She calls him hubby.
00:25:52He calls her the wife.
00:25:55Sometimes the mistress.
00:25:57And that isn't all.
00:26:00There couldn't be any more.
00:26:03But there is.
00:26:06He's the manager.
00:26:11At the warehouse?
00:26:14You mean he's your boss?
00:26:19Then we have to be nice to him.
00:26:23Polite, anyway.
00:26:25I thought we could just turn out the lights
00:26:27and not be here when they called.
00:26:38I'll have to answer it.
00:26:40I'll have to answer it.
00:26:55Oh, hello, boy.
00:26:57How are you?
00:26:58Meet the ball and chain.
00:26:59Pleased to meet you.
00:27:00But don't let him fool you with that line about meeting me.
00:27:03He wants to meet your missus.
00:27:05She's cute out there.
00:27:06Doesn't say he couldn't get fixed up fast enough.
00:27:08That paper cocktail he says I just made.
00:27:10So you thought up an excuse at last, I says.
00:27:12Well, it won't help you, then, I says,
00:27:14to be fixing up for her.
00:27:15Hey, come on.
00:27:16Shake these up and let's drink to some high old times, huh?
00:27:19Make yourself at home.
00:27:20I'll call Mrs. McKay.
00:27:22OK.
00:27:25He's going to tell me they're here.
00:27:27As if you couldn't hear them down at the battery.
00:27:30I bet the cocktails have pineapple in them.
00:27:33I must love my neighbor as myself.
00:27:36Beneath that rough exterior, their beats are kindly hard.
00:27:40Do.
00:27:41Do.
00:27:42Love thy neighbor.
00:27:44Oh, but you couldn't have known the greens.
00:27:46You just couldn't have known the greens.
00:27:50Pineapple.
00:27:54You'll try and give it to them early, won't you, Ken?
00:27:58Now, Herbert, for heaven's sake, don't get drunk tonight.
00:28:00You know, you always drink too much at home.
00:28:02Oh, will you lay off of me?
00:28:03I've been places.
00:28:04Hello, dearly.
00:28:05Hello, Mr. Green.
00:28:06Uh, Mr. Green, I want to present.
00:28:08Oh, my, dad.
00:28:09So you're Ken's wife, huh?
00:28:11The missus is sure raved about you.
00:28:14She'd said half a million.
00:28:15Never mind, Herbert.
00:28:16I told you it won't do you no good.
00:28:18Not when she's got a hubby like Ken.
00:28:30Now, Herbert did not know you're not that drunk.
00:28:32That was swell time.
00:28:33We'll have to try it again.
00:28:35And I hope your headache gets better, Julie, old kiddo.
00:28:38Now, don't forget them remedies I told you about.
00:28:40Take them or they'll kill you.
00:28:42Oh, Herbert Horace, good night.
00:28:44Good night.
00:28:49Good night.
00:28:50Good night.
00:29:01Kenneth, couldn't we move?
00:29:04We can't afford it.
00:29:05Don't think I'm a snob, but the Greens, they're good hearted.
00:29:09But they're not my, our kind.
00:29:11You understand, don't you?
00:29:13Sure.
00:29:14Do you think I could take this week's theater money
00:29:16and buy a jar of cleansing cream?
00:29:18Oh, certainly.
00:29:19And we can still go places.
00:29:21Say, we're not that poor.
00:29:28We're wealthy.
00:29:29We have more than anyone I know.
00:29:31Oh, I'm so happy.
00:29:34Do you know that next Thursday is?
00:29:36Is your birthday.
00:29:37I only mention it because at home they
00:29:39always thought it was my birthday.
00:29:41I only mention it because at home they
00:29:43always sort of make a fuss over birthdays.
00:29:45If Helen should call up or come over to see us,
00:29:49would you be nice to her?
00:29:51Sure.
00:29:52I'm surprised none of your family have come to see you.
00:29:55To them, a trip to Brooklyn would be like a trip to Europe.
00:30:00Think nothing of it.
00:30:08Could I?
00:30:09What?
00:30:10Invite the family to dinner on my birthday?
00:30:13Sure.
00:30:14You can do anything you want to.
00:30:17I'll never call you hubby.
00:30:19And I'll never call you a wife.
00:30:22Amen.
00:30:32So you know, we were standing there at the door talking.
00:30:35And about that time, Elsie come in.
00:30:37And so I says, well, Elsie.
00:30:38I says, of course.
00:30:39Everybody chose his own opinion, I says.
00:30:41But if I was you, what I would tell him would be a plenty.
00:30:44And believe me, I wouldn't let him get by with it.
00:30:48Say, get a load of the swells getting out of the Rolls Royce.
00:30:54They're coming in here.
00:30:56I wonder who they can be visiting.
00:31:02Say, Herbert, come on over here.
00:31:05Come on over here.
00:31:14Why don't they have elevators in this place?
00:31:16302 is on the next floor, dear.
00:31:24Did you get the swells?
00:31:27Say, I almost forgot.
00:31:30It's Julie's birthday.
00:31:32I'll bet them some folks.
00:31:34Oh, if I'd only bought her a birthday present,
00:31:38she'd have to invite us up.
00:31:41But take too late yet.
00:31:43You weren't a thinker, though.
00:31:44Harry's always thinking.
00:31:46Come on.
00:31:47Drag out your glad rags.
00:31:55There you are, Mrs. Ferris.
00:31:57I must apologize for being so gritty.
00:31:59But it is delicious.
00:32:02Mother.
00:32:03Well, I'll start dieting tomorrow.
00:32:05As usual.
00:32:06This is the happiest birthday I've ever had.
00:32:09Oh, I must tie my coat on again.
00:32:11Do you mind?
00:32:12Of course not.
00:32:19Isn't it beautiful?
00:32:21Oh, I'm so happy.
00:32:25I like that.
00:32:26I give you a fur coat, and you kiss him.
00:32:29It's a habit.
00:32:32You don't blame me, do you, Mother?
00:32:34Well, he is a good-looking boy.
00:32:36But it's too bad he's in the hijacking business.
00:32:39What?
00:32:40But, Mother, he isn't.
00:32:42It was the other men.
00:32:43Really?
00:32:44Well, I suppose I got them confused.
00:32:48Mother, you say the screwiest, well,
00:32:51the funniest things.
00:32:53Why, Robert.
00:32:55Happy birthday to you.
00:32:57Happy birthday to you.
00:32:59Happy birthday.
00:33:00Happy birthday.
00:33:01Happy birthday to you.
00:33:05Happy birthday to you.
00:33:08Happy birthday to you.
00:33:10Happy birthday to you.
00:33:12Many a happy birthday, dearie, dearie.
00:33:15Oh, say, we didn't know you was entertaining.
00:33:17Oh, no, no.
00:33:18We'll run right along.
00:33:19Yeah, we just brought you up a little present.
00:33:21Well, thank you.
00:33:22That's very kind of you.
00:33:23Oh, it's nothing much.
00:33:24The missus just thought you'd feel like celebrating.
00:33:26Run down to the store, she says, and get some wine.
00:33:29And we'll surprise Julie and throw a party.
00:33:31Well, that's very sweet.
00:33:33I'd like to introduce Mr. and Mrs. Green.
00:33:35This is my sister, Mrs. Whitney.
00:33:37How do you do?
00:33:38Mr. Whitney.
00:33:39How do you do?
00:33:40My brother, Robert.
00:33:41How do you do?
00:33:42And my mother.
00:33:43Your mother?
00:33:44My.
00:33:45More like your sister, I'd say.
00:33:46You look young enough.
00:33:47Oh, how nice.
00:33:48So many people say that.
00:33:52Your name is Green?
00:33:54Yes.
00:33:55The Boston Green?
00:33:56Oh, no.
00:33:57The Kentucky Green.
00:33:58Really?
00:33:59I knew your dear.
00:34:01Regular little family reunion, eh?
00:34:04Well, we ain't going to cram your party.
00:34:07Not at all.
00:34:08Take it easy, Skipper.
00:34:10I must love my neighbor as myself.
00:34:13That's the spirit.
00:34:14I'm going to be the perfect hostess.
00:34:16Come on, pour the wine.
00:34:18Open that up, Julie.
00:34:20I asked for good stuff, and I want to be
00:34:22sure that I got it.
00:34:23Don't want any of those clerks slipping
00:34:25anything over on me.
00:34:26Oh, that's a hot one.
00:34:28Did you get that, Julie?
00:34:30He says he don't want the clerks slipping
00:34:32nothing over on him.
00:34:33He'll.
00:34:34That's a good one.
00:34:35Eddie Bond has slipped everything over on her,
00:34:37but Green's got to get up early.
00:34:39Eh, Julie?
00:34:41Well, he might try.
00:34:43Hm.
00:34:45You'd think we wasn't good enough for him.
00:34:48Well, I don't see the sister doing so much for them.
00:34:57Ah, forget it.
00:34:59The dame's high hat, so what?
00:35:01Forget it, huh?
00:35:02Well, maybe you won't want to forget it when
00:35:04you hear what she said about you.
00:35:06About me?
00:35:07Yes, about you.
00:35:09Hm.
00:35:20What'd she say?
00:35:21Well, she turned to that husband a hug and whisper.
00:35:24She thought I couldn't hear it, so she says,
00:35:26don't get absent-minded and tip him.
00:35:28He's not a waiter.
00:35:33Well, I don't get it.
00:35:35Well, I didn't get it, like you.
00:35:36Huh?
00:35:37No, I didn't get it at all.
00:35:38Well, I didn't get it myself at first,
00:35:41but I think it was some kind of a quack about your clothes.
00:35:43You know, waiters wear evening clothes.
00:35:47Well, I said, the greens don't take a tip from nobody,
00:35:50I said.
00:35:51But if that's a tip for us to go home, I said, we'll go.
00:35:56And that's when I come in the kitchen and got you.
00:35:59And furthermore, I said.
00:36:00Wait a minute.
00:36:01Wait a minute.
00:36:03You mean that she thinks I look like a waiter?
00:36:06Sure.
00:36:07And your friend, Kenneth, wasn't any nicer than they was.
00:36:17If you wasn't his boss, and him afraid of his job,
00:36:20he'd have kicked us out.
00:36:22What's that?
00:36:27Now do you want to forget?
00:36:31They live downstairs, they said.
00:36:33Hm.
00:36:34You'd serve him right if you fired him.
00:36:36Well, I can't fire him.
00:36:50Well, you could use your influence.
00:36:54Maybe.
00:37:00I don't like to accuse anyone, but he's
00:37:04the one man who could be tipping them off.
00:37:07It's funny they keep picking on us.
00:37:12You're right.
00:37:13They're getting your information from somebody inside.
00:37:17Hello.
00:37:18Speaking.
00:37:19Yes, Mr. Martin.
00:37:20So I look like a waiter, huh?
00:37:23We'll fix that right up.
00:37:26He knows when our shipments come in, when they go out,
00:37:29and where they're going.
00:37:30Send him in here.
00:37:34I don't want him to know.
00:37:35Well, I'll leave you out of it.
00:37:40Oh, he flies through the air with the greatest of ease,
00:37:44a daring young man on the flying speed.
00:37:47His movements are great for old girls to please.
00:37:51And I love his kind of way.
00:37:54Oh, he flies through the air with the greatest of ease,
00:37:58a daring young man on the flying speed.
00:38:01His movements are great for old girls to please.
00:38:04And I love his kind of way.
00:38:07Oh!
00:38:08Why don't you look out?
00:38:10Didn't know I could sing, did you?
00:38:14What's the matter?
00:38:15I've been fired.
00:38:18Fired?
00:38:19Yes, fired.
00:38:23You've been fighting?
00:38:25Who was it?
00:38:26Only the district manager.
00:38:29What?
00:38:30He accused me of stealing, of being with those hijackers.
00:38:34Where is he?
00:38:37Well, last time I saw him, Green was picking him up
00:38:40off the floor.
00:38:41Well, you didn't get fired.
00:38:43You quit.
00:38:45Well, it was kind of 50-50.
00:38:49Oh!
00:38:50I'm glad you sucked him.
00:38:52And I'm glad you quit.
00:38:54I hope their old business goes bankrupt.
00:38:57I'm sure it will.
00:38:59You don't have to worry.
00:39:00You'll get a better job.
00:39:02Sure I will, honey.
00:39:21Mr. Sloan can't use you.
00:39:24But you said the position was still open.
00:39:27I'm sorry, but he phoned the place you worked last
00:39:29and they refused to recommend you.
00:39:32That's what everybody says.
00:39:35I'm tired of hearing that.
00:39:37Can't I just talk to him?
00:39:39I can explain everything.
00:39:40He doesn't want to see you.
00:39:43Thanks.
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00:42:51What's the matter?
00:42:53Here, sit down.
00:42:55Sit down, please.
00:42:56What's the matter?
00:42:57Mama!
00:42:58Mama!
00:42:59Quick, please.
00:43:00Come here.
00:43:01What are you hollering about?
00:43:02Come here.
00:43:03She's sick.
00:43:08Quick, get the pneumonia bottle.
00:43:13What's the matter?
00:43:16I'm ill.
00:43:18My head feels funny.
00:43:20Papa, quick, get the pneumonia.
00:43:22Here.
00:43:29This sickness will soon pass away.
00:43:33Remember, Papa, when Sammy was coming?
00:43:36You're asking me if I remember.
00:43:38Wasn't I sicker than you?
00:43:41Wasn't I almost crazy?
00:43:43With your papery, go down to the delicatessen
00:43:46and get me some pickles.
00:43:48Pickles, pickles.
00:43:49All day long, it was pickles.
00:43:53And with Rosie, it was gefilte fish.
00:43:55And with Rosie, it was friends pastry.
00:44:00With Rosie, it was gefilte fish.
00:44:02With Rosie, it was friends pastry.
00:44:06Gefilte fish.
00:44:08Friends pastry.
00:44:09Gefilte fish.
00:44:10Who should know better?
00:44:12To you or to me?
00:44:15What on earth are you two talking about?
00:44:18What are we talking about?
00:44:20We are talking about babies.
00:44:25Babies?
00:44:27Sure.
00:44:29You mean, I?
00:44:31Sure.
00:44:32What do you think, me?
00:44:38But I never dreamed.
00:44:41What a place I'd set you, find it out.
00:44:44Winchell would love it.
00:44:46Sure, your husband will love it.
00:44:49But Winchell isn't my husband.
00:44:51No.
00:44:52Ha, ha.
00:44:54No, no, no, no.
00:44:55Winchell isn't your husband.
00:44:57He's another man.
00:44:58Oh.
00:45:00Things aren't tough enough.
00:45:05Now, now, honey.
00:45:06Everything will be all right.
00:45:08When the time comes, Papa will rent you a crib and a boogie.
00:45:14You know, it's a little bit second-handy.
00:45:17But it's going to be fumigated.
00:45:24And it's nothing to worry about.
00:45:26It's a perfectly natural thing.
00:45:29Mrs. Moisey had eight.
00:45:32Mrs. Ginsberg had 10.
00:45:34And Tony, the bootleg's wife.
00:45:37I can't count that many.
00:45:47$50.
00:45:49Oh, you're both so sweet.
00:45:53Thank you so much.
00:45:59I'm going to have a baby.
00:46:01I'm going to have a baby.
00:46:03You're welcome.
00:46:12Hello, Mrs. Snoopy-Eye.
00:46:14Here's something you'll love.
00:46:15I'm going to have a baby.
00:46:16What?
00:46:17And you can broadcast it.
00:46:19I've already started decreasing.
00:46:21Well, who would have thought it?
00:46:24Going to have a baby.
00:46:28Ken.
00:46:31Ken.
00:46:34Well.
00:46:36Ken, what are you doing?
00:46:43He's leaving.
00:46:47And you're going home with me.
00:46:50I tried to call you and found your telephone had been disconnected.
00:46:53Why, you haven't even any food in the house.
00:46:56I have now.
00:46:57And if you want to stay for dinner, I'll share mine with you.
00:47:01Julie.
00:47:05We're all leaving for Europe, and you're going with us.
00:47:08Not a chance.
00:47:09Don't be a fool.
00:47:10Haven't you had enough of all this?
00:47:12Or this man can't even make a decent living for you.
00:47:15I'm satisfied.
00:47:17You don't belong here, Julie.
00:47:19You should have money.
00:47:20Meet people of your own kind.
00:47:22Get out of it now.
00:47:23You're only fooling yourself.
00:47:25He'll never amount to anything.
00:47:27Oh, yes, he will.
00:47:28And you've said all you're going to say.
00:47:30He's my husband.
00:47:31Do you actually mean that you're going to stay here with things as they are?
00:47:34If Ken stays and we don't get thrown out, I'll stay.
00:47:40All right, Julie.
00:47:41Have your fun.
00:48:00Bye-bye.
00:48:31What are you doing?
00:48:32Putting them back in the drawer.
00:48:33Well, don't.
00:48:34I'm leaving.
00:48:36Your sister's right.
00:48:37This whole thing's wrong.
00:48:38I'm a failure.
00:48:40Better go with your family to Europe.
00:48:42If I'm on my own without having to worry about you, maybe I'll get someplace.
00:48:46It's worth a try anyway.
00:48:48We've had nothing but bad luck since we met.
00:48:50I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:51I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:52I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:53I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:54I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:55I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:56I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:57I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:58I'm not going anywhere.
00:48:59It's worth a try anyway.
00:49:00We've had nothing but bad luck since we met.
00:49:01I want to get out of your life.
00:49:02Go back to your family and forget about me.
00:49:04You can get the divorce.
00:49:07Maybe we'll both be better off.
00:49:16Why don't you say something?
00:49:20There isn't anything to say.
00:49:25Oh, Julie.
00:49:26I didn't mean that.
00:49:29You...
00:49:30You've done...
00:49:31You've given me too much already.
00:49:33You...
00:49:34I can't tell you what you've meant to me.
00:49:37Julie.
00:49:39I worship you.
00:49:43Then why are you leaving me?
00:49:45So you can have the things you've always had.
00:49:48Things I can't give you.
00:49:50But I don't want them.
00:49:52Don't you realize by this time...
00:49:55That just to stay here...
00:49:57And be with you...
00:49:59That's all I want.
00:50:01You don't seem to understand how much I...
00:50:03I love you.
00:50:05I belong to you, Ken.
00:50:08What happens to you...
00:50:09Is as safe as if it had happened to me.
00:50:12Just like we were one person.
00:50:15You can't change that.
00:50:17Just because things go wrong...
00:50:19You mustn't.
00:50:22You won't, will you?
00:50:23I don't know what I'm going to do.
00:50:28I haven't anything.
00:50:32You have me.
00:50:39Oh, Skipper.
00:50:46I have something else to tell you, Ken.
00:50:49What?
00:50:54Julie.
00:51:00What did you tell me before?
00:51:02I didn't know about it before.
00:51:04Well, I'll tell you one thing.
00:51:05We'll never call him Junior.
00:51:07No.
00:51:08Or Buddy or Sonny.
00:51:09He'll have a personality all his own.
00:51:11That's right.
00:51:12And he'll be firm.
00:51:14He'll generally correct me.
00:51:15Because if you ever whipped him...
00:51:17I'd die.
00:51:18Don't worry.
00:51:19You'll never get a whipping from me.
00:51:21You can get more out of kids by being nice to them.
00:51:23Yes, sir.
00:51:24My kid will never hear a harsh word out of me.
00:51:26And what's more...
00:51:31I sent the luggage down to theater 57, sir.
00:51:33Oh.
00:51:34Did Mrs. Whitney come in yet?
00:51:35Not yet, sir.
00:51:36Oh, here she comes now, sir.
00:51:40Hello, dear.
00:51:41Hello.
00:51:42What happened?
00:51:43It's no use.
00:51:44Julie absolutely refuses to listen to reason.
00:51:46She's insane.
00:51:47Why, they didn't even have food in the house.
00:51:49Did you give her any money?
00:51:50I left her what money I had.
00:51:51But what are they going to do while we're away?
00:51:53Well, I think I'd let them work that out.
00:51:58I admire Julie's spirit.
00:52:00Oh, you do?
00:52:01Yes, I do.
00:52:02You know, I think they'll find a way out.
00:52:06I hope you're right.
00:52:08Hold everything.
00:52:10Julie, look.
00:52:13Remember Red, the driver, was with me that night.
00:52:16You mean the night I met you?
00:52:17Well, he's got a place of his own now.
00:52:20I know he'll give me a job.
00:52:22My hat.
00:52:23My hat.
00:52:25Here.
00:52:29Oh, he flies through the air with the greatest of ease,
00:52:33the daring young man on the flying trusty.
00:52:44How old is the little boy, you?
00:52:46Huh?
00:52:47Why, uh, uh, what are those things there?
00:52:52Those are for the little girls.
00:52:55Well, make many of them.
00:52:56Give me one of each.
00:53:00You've got a twin?
00:53:03Gracias, senor.
00:53:04Thank you very much.
00:53:12You've got the job.
00:53:18Uh-huh.
00:53:20Start tonight.
00:53:22And, uh, these are for you.
00:53:27And, uh, this is for him.
00:53:31And, uh, this is just in case.
00:53:41This is a funny time to cry.
00:53:44I know it.
00:53:46I guess I just can't stand prosperity.
00:53:49Oh, honey.
00:53:51Hey, what are you making?
00:53:53What's this?
00:53:55Huh?
00:53:56Don't you know?
00:53:57Oh, yeah.
00:54:00Well, that's in your department, Skipper.
00:54:04Be right with you, Ken.
00:54:05Hold it.
00:54:09We've got a rush order here.
00:54:10Must unload tonight.
00:54:11There's the unload okay.
00:54:16Who's the guy driving red?
00:54:17He used to handle the shipping for International.
00:54:19And he'll be very useful to us.
00:54:22Is he really?
00:54:23Yes, he is.
00:54:24He's a good guy.
00:54:25He's a good guy.
00:54:26He's a good guy.
00:54:27He's a good guy.
00:54:28He's a good guy.
00:54:29He's a good guy.
00:54:30He's a good guy.
00:54:31He's a good guy.
00:54:32He has?
00:54:33Is he wise?
00:54:34No.
00:54:35It don't make any difference.
00:54:36He's broke.
00:54:37He'll do anything.
00:54:40All right.
00:54:41Everything is lovely and the goose hangs high, Ken.
00:54:43Let's go.
00:54:59That's okay, Ken.
00:55:00All right.
00:55:02Boy, it feels great to be working again.
00:55:25Hey, Red! You've got the wrong car. This is a consigned international.
00:55:29You lowered the tires. That's all you've got to worry about.
00:55:32You said you'd do anything to make some dough, didn't you?
00:55:34Yeah, but I'm not going to do anything.
00:55:36It's all right. That's all right. You're doing it.
00:55:38You'll make more here than you ever made over there in a month.
00:55:40But...
00:55:41Come on. Come on. Get going.
00:55:59Who is it?
00:56:11Hello.
00:56:15Good evening.
00:56:16Is Tim here?
00:56:17No, he's working tonight.
00:56:19Working? Has he got a job?
00:56:21Yes, he has a very good job.
00:56:23Oh, that's fine. I'm glad to hear that.
00:56:26You know, my wife was just telling me about you,
00:56:31and I was thinking pretty tough lines for a guy not working,
00:56:35and his wife, and that way.
00:56:38And I thought if Ken would like to come back with us,
00:56:41then I'd see what I could do to get him his job back.
00:56:44And of course, if he's working, why...
00:56:46Well, that's very kind of you.
00:56:48Who's he working for?
00:56:50Mr. Miller. He used to be with your company.
00:56:53Red Miller?
00:56:54Yes.
00:56:55I wonder where he's got dough to go into business.
00:56:57I'm sure I don't know, but he must be doing very well.
00:57:00He got him four carloads of tire today,
00:57:02and they have so many orders to fill, they have to unload tonight.
00:57:06Is that so?
00:57:07Yes, and they might even have to call on you to help them fill our orders.
00:57:11Well, I guess we could do that all right.
00:57:13We got four carloads ourselves in tonight.
00:57:16Well, I'm glad that he's working.
00:57:20Good night.
00:57:21Good night.
00:57:22Remember me to Mrs. Queen.
00:57:23Yes, I will.
00:57:33Four cars.
00:57:39And so I says, now, don't get huffy, dear, and misunderstand me.
00:57:42What I'm telling you is for your own good.
00:57:44And then she said that it's...
00:57:46Excuse me.
00:57:47I gotta use this phone.
00:57:48It's important.
00:57:49Well, have it, Green.
00:57:50The idea.
00:57:51You've got a nerve.
00:57:52Every time I pick up that telephone, you come grab it out of my hand.
00:57:55Of course, my conversations don't amount to anything.
00:57:57Oh, no.
00:57:58No, indeed.
00:57:59Hello, hello.
00:58:00Is this the freight yard?
00:58:01Well, this is the manager of the International Warehouse.
00:58:03We were supposed to get a shipment of tires at 8 o'clock,
00:58:05and I gotta find out if they came in.
00:58:07What?
00:58:08No, I don't.
00:58:09No, I gotta find out if they come in.
00:58:11What?
00:58:12What?
00:58:13Well, get me the watchman, quick.
00:58:14Well, what's the matter?
00:58:15Oh, get out of here.
00:58:16Get out of here.
00:58:17This is important.
00:58:18You make me sick.
00:58:22Hello?
00:58:25Hello?
00:58:28Call the phone.
00:58:32Hello?
00:58:35Hello?
00:58:38Call the phone.
00:58:40Hello?
00:58:43Hello?
00:58:48Come on.
00:58:49Put your stall on.
00:58:50Step on it.
00:58:51I
00:59:19don't know what's going on.
00:59:20We're international.
00:59:21The truck's just pulled out.
00:59:22They're going out.
00:59:23They're loaded.
00:59:24Well, stop them.
00:59:25They're not our trucks.
00:59:26I'm the international.
00:59:27Well, call the police, quick.
00:59:28Operator.
00:59:29Operator, get me the police, quick.
00:59:30Hurry.
01:00:02Calling all cars around Freight Yard District, Zone 8.
01:00:08Duff hijackers and a fleet of trucks loaded with stolen tires.
01:00:13Last seen headed north on Macy Street.
01:00:16Careful, boys.
01:00:17That is all.
01:01:32Stop, or we'll fire.
01:01:38What's the matter with you?
01:01:47Did you get them all, Patterson?
01:02:03Every one of them.
01:02:04Well, then I'll say one thing for you.
01:02:06You don't miss.
01:02:07Yeah, you double-crosser.
01:02:08Yeah, you're a pal.
01:02:09I told you he'd gum it up.
01:02:10Take him in, Patterson.
01:02:11Come on, kid.
01:02:12I'll get you to the hospital.
01:02:13OK.
01:02:15You're a big shot over there now, boy.
01:02:17He should be.
01:02:18He ought to get the congressional medal.
01:02:20Well, I don't know about those medals,
01:02:21but he can write his own ticket.
01:02:23Boss wants to put him in charge of the hack and sack office.
01:02:26Boy, I was born.
01:02:27Yeah?
01:02:28He can put me anywhere he likes as long as I work.
01:02:31No more worries now, Skipper.
01:02:34That's it.
01:02:35That's it.
01:02:36That's what?
01:02:37That's what I craved.
01:02:38That's what I wanted.
01:02:39That's it.
01:02:40That's it.
01:02:41That's what?
01:02:42That's what I craved.
01:02:43That's what I wanted.
01:02:44Popcorn.
01:02:45Popcorn.
01:02:46I can't tell him, Skipper.
01:02:48I'll get it.
01:02:49Wait a minute.
01:02:50Stay where you are, you lufford.
01:02:54I'll get it.
01:02:58So this is the drugstore you went to to buy cigar, eh?
01:03:01Well, you didn't fool me.
01:03:02I said to myself, I said Carradine, you know very well,
01:03:04is not telling you the truth.
01:03:05He's not going there.
01:03:06Now, wait a minute.
01:03:07Stop a minute.
01:03:08I've got to go catch the popcorn man.
01:03:09The popcorn man?
01:03:10Yeah, Julie wants him.
01:03:11Oh, Julie wants him.
01:03:12Julie wants him.
01:03:13Always Julie, Julie, Julie.
01:03:15Stop it.
01:03:16Pick that up.
01:03:17Pick it up yourself.
01:03:24Oh.
01:03:26Oh.
01:03:27I've been wanting to do that for years and years and years.
01:03:30Oh, popcorn man.
01:03:32Oh, popcorn man.
01:03:38Oh.