The Man With The Golden Arm 1955 Full Movies

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The Man With The Golden Arm 1955 Full Movies
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00:01:57 >> Hi, Frankie.
00:01:58 >> Hello.
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00:02:10 >> Get in there.
00:02:11 [ Music ]
00:02:33 >> Nothing like that first drink of the day.
00:02:38 >> Go on, drink up, enjoy it.
00:02:40 >> What you doing, what, huh?
00:02:42 >> Hey, they tell me you're some dancer.
00:02:44 >> Well, how about a little dance anyway?
00:02:46 >> No.
00:02:50 [ Laughter ]
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00:03:13 >> Hey, give me back.
00:03:14 Don't haunt me now.
00:03:15 What's the big idea?
00:03:18 Frankie, Frankie, Frankie, when did you get back?
00:03:22 How are you?
00:03:24 You all right?
00:03:25 You know?
00:03:27 >> The monkey's gone.
00:03:29 >> Let me look at you, let me look at you.
00:03:32 Not even a post-it card.
00:03:35 >> You can't read anyway.
00:03:36 >> Well, you could have drawn pictures.
00:03:39 >> Hey, you goofy punk.
00:03:41 How's the lost dog business?
00:03:42 >> As soon as they see me hanging around,
00:03:44 people start locking up their mutts.
00:03:46 I tell you, folks just don't have that trust
00:03:48 in their fellow man anymore.
00:03:50 You know what I mean?
00:03:52 Hey, Yantek, look who's out.
00:03:55 >> Frankie, you all right?
00:03:58 Clean?
00:03:59 >> Yep.
00:04:00 >> Good kid.
00:04:01 >> Enough already, buy me a drink.
00:04:02 >> Sure.
00:04:03 >> Well, look what the cat dragged in.
00:04:05 >> Frankie, honey, you're gone so long,
00:04:07 I thought maybe you was made for it.
00:04:09 >> Hey, you're looking good, dealer.
00:04:10 >> Put on six pounds.
00:04:11 >> Wow, six pounds.
00:04:12 He's gone so long, I thought maybe he's made warden.
00:04:15 >> How was it down there, Frankie?
00:04:16 >> Greatest place you ever seen, Vancey.
00:04:18 >> She means like to me.
00:04:19 >> I'm telling you.
00:04:20 Ball games, great food.
00:04:22 I even learned how to play the drums.
00:04:24 >> You make it sound as if I missed something
00:04:26 by not going to jail years ago.
00:04:27 It's a prison, no?
00:04:28 >> More a hospital kind.
00:04:30 Let me show you something.
00:04:31 >> Ah, federal pens is always best.
00:04:33 Ask anybody.
00:04:34 >> Well, I know he's gone so long,
00:04:36 I think he's made warden.
00:04:39 >> Ever see anything so pretty?
00:04:41 >> Don't touch.
00:04:42 >> Hey, how'd you sneak them out, Frankie?
00:04:44 >> The guys give me them up there in the van.
00:04:46 >> They let you have a van?
00:04:47 >> Yeah, I was in it.
00:04:48 And they chipped in and bought me these when I left.
00:04:50 >> Wow.
00:04:52 >> Long time, dealer.
00:04:54 How was it there, Vance?
00:04:59 >> It was all right.
00:05:00 >> Six months.
00:05:02 You can hardly wait, I bet.
00:05:07 Come over, Mikey.
00:05:08 Come over, Mikey.
00:05:11 >> No thanks, Louie.
00:05:12 You broke?
00:05:13 >> Now, ain't you being stupid?
00:05:14 It's for free.
00:05:16 >> I don't need it is all.
00:05:18 I kicked it.
00:05:20 >> Oh.
00:05:22 Kicked it.
00:05:24 One of that.
00:05:27 >> I mean it.
00:05:28 >> Sure.
00:05:31 I'll be around.
00:05:38 >> Frankie, don't do it.
00:05:40 Don't start up with that peddler again.
00:05:42 >> Me?
00:05:44 I'd rather chop my arm off before I let him touch it.
00:05:48 This Dr. Lennox that took care of me down at the hospital,
00:05:50 real good guy, he told me at least 10 times,
00:05:52 he said, "Frankie, when you get out of here,
00:05:54 you take even one fix, you're hooked again."
00:05:59 Don't worry about me, buddy boy.
00:06:03 Let's get out of here.
00:06:04 >> Thanks, Antic.
00:06:05 >> Antic.
00:06:06 Take care of yourself.
00:06:08 >> Get me a status asset for me.
00:06:10 I got a customer coming to get it.
00:06:12 >> Okay, Sparrow.
00:06:19 >> Oh, let him give you no gas.
00:06:21 >> Him?
00:06:22 I ain't going to be around here long enough
00:06:24 to let him bother me.
00:06:25 I'm going to get me a job in a big name band.
00:06:28 >> You're kidding.
00:06:29 >> What do you think I'm strengthening my wrist for,
00:06:31 buddy-o?
00:06:32 Guy teaches me drumming down there,
00:06:34 says that I'm a natural.
00:06:35 Can't miss, he says.
00:06:36 Arms made of pure gold.
00:06:38 >> You got a job whanging these drums?
00:06:40 >> I got everything planned, too.
00:06:42 I'm going to call myself Jack Duval.
00:06:45 >> Probably I ain't going to see you
00:06:47 around so much then, huh?
00:06:49 >> Maybe I can set something up for you.
00:06:51 Carry any instruments or something.
00:06:52 >> Wow!
00:06:53 >> Traveling around the country,
00:06:54 high-type nightclubs.
00:06:56 How's that sound to you, punk?
00:06:57 >> When is it going to be?
00:06:58 When?
00:06:59 >> Right away, today.
00:07:00 I'm the kind of guy, boy,
00:07:01 when I move, watch my smoke.
00:07:02 But I'm going to need some good clothes, though.
00:07:04 >> Oh, well, you go on up.
00:07:05 I'm going to find you some.
00:07:07 >> Yeah, yeah.
00:07:08 Size 39, get.
00:07:09 >> 39.
00:07:10 >> Stripes.
00:07:11 Something nice.
00:07:12 [drumming]
00:07:21 >> You stop that noise!
00:07:22 You and husband,
00:07:23 or I throw you both out!
00:07:25 You hear?
00:07:26 >> I'll make all the noise I want.
00:07:28 >> Who is landlord?
00:07:29 Me!
00:07:30 You do like I say!
00:07:32 >> Your mother's icebox,
00:07:33 I do like you say.
00:07:36 >> Frankie, my she!
00:07:39 Oh, you look great!
00:07:42 How you feeling, Frankie?
00:07:43 I mean, you know.
00:07:45 >> Fine, fine, just fine.
00:07:46 Hi, landlord.
00:07:47 >> Mad!
00:07:48 She and husband fight all the time.
00:07:50 Holler, throw things.
00:07:52 >> Nothing changes.
00:07:53 >> This is respectable house,
00:07:55 and I am respectable man!
00:07:57 >> Respectable, my eye.
00:07:58 Go on, get out.
00:07:59 You're late for the parole board.
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00:08:24 >> Frankie?
00:08:29 Oh, Frankie.
00:08:31 Oh, Frankie.
00:08:32 Oh.
00:08:37 Oh, Frankie, I love you so much.
00:08:40 Oh, Frankie.
00:08:44 I've missed you so.
00:08:46 How much I've missed you.
00:08:49 Oh, Frankie.
00:08:52 Oh, I've been so lonely,
00:08:55 Frankie, without you.
00:08:57 So lonely, love.
00:08:59 >> Don't cry, Zosch.
00:09:01 Let me look at you.
00:09:04 >> My eyes are going to be all red.
00:09:06 >> No, you look fine, Zosch.
00:09:08 >> If only the cold had gone.
00:09:12 >> You look real good.
00:09:21 >> I had this cold sore.
00:09:23 I wanted to look real nice for you
00:09:25 when you came back,
00:09:26 and I was afraid it wouldn't be gone,
00:09:28 and I was so goofy sad under dry.
00:09:31 Oh, Frankie.
00:09:33 >> Oh, Zosch.
00:09:35 Everything's going to be all right.
00:09:38 >> Oh, you didn't see.
00:09:40 Look, Vi got the cake by the bakery,
00:09:43 but the sign I made,
00:09:45 it's sort of like for a welcome home.
00:09:50 >> Gee, it's like a real party
00:09:52 or something.
00:09:54 It's real nice, Zosch.
00:09:57 >> How are you, Frankie?
00:09:59 >> I'm clean.
00:10:00 >> Sure?
00:10:02 >> I kicked it for keeps.
00:10:05 >> Did it hurt?
00:10:08 How was it there for you?
00:10:10 >> Oh, they treated me fine down there.
00:10:12 There was this doctor,
00:10:13 this Dr. Lennox.
00:10:14 He was real good to me.
00:10:17 >> Frankie.
00:10:19 Frankie, did you miss me?
00:10:22 >> Of course I missed you, Zosch.
00:10:24 What a silly question is that.
00:10:27 Of course I missed you.
00:10:29 I'm honest, no kidding.
00:10:32 >> What do you got there?
00:10:34 >> You'll see.
00:10:35 Oh, I brought you something.
00:10:41 >> Oh, it's an exquisite thing.
00:10:43 >> You like it?
00:10:44 I made it myself
00:10:45 out of cigarette wrappers.
00:10:47 >> It's just an exquisite thing
00:10:48 you told me.
00:10:50 You made it?
00:10:51 >> Yeah, for a hobby like.
00:10:53 You see, part of the cure
00:10:55 is to keep yourself busy
00:10:56 doing things you enjoy.
00:10:58 Like, for instance,
00:10:59 I wanted to learn to drum
00:11:00 and music,
00:11:01 and Dr. Lennox got him
00:11:02 to help me do it.
00:11:05 During the day,
00:11:06 I was kept busy enough,
00:11:07 but sometimes at night
00:11:08 I get restless.
00:11:09 I wanted to keep my mind
00:11:10 off the craving.
00:11:11 I made that.
00:11:14 >> There's something important
00:11:15 I got to tell you.
00:11:16 >> What?
00:11:18 >> I forget right now.
00:11:19 >> Shh.
00:11:22 >> A whistle?
00:11:24 >> Oh, I'm scared
00:11:25 sometimes being alone,
00:11:26 so Vi got it for me.
00:11:27 I should blow for her
00:11:28 when I want to.
00:11:30 Go on, you were telling me.
00:11:32 >> Oh, well,
00:11:33 the first thing you do
00:11:34 when you get there,
00:11:35 you talk to a doctor
00:11:36 for about two hours--
00:11:37 >> Oh, I know, I know what it is.
00:11:38 I know what I had to tell you.
00:11:39 Vi took me to this movie,
00:11:41 and the girl's kid brother
00:11:42 had a friend in it.
00:11:43 Now, who do you think
00:11:44 he looked like?
00:11:45 >> Who?
00:11:46 >> You.
00:11:47 That was a good movie.
00:11:49 Stage show was really good too.
00:11:51 We owe Vi 80 cents
00:11:52 for the movie, I was broke.
00:11:54 And we owe her for the cake too.
00:11:57 >> How come he didn't
00:11:58 have any money?
00:11:59 Shwifka didn't kick in regular?
00:12:01 >> No.
00:12:02 >> Well, he was supposed to.
00:12:04 It was his joint they raided,
00:12:06 not mine.
00:12:07 I was just a dealer.
00:12:08 I kept my mouth shut
00:12:09 and took the rap.
00:12:14 If he didn't send
00:12:15 50 a month regular,
00:12:16 how much did he?
00:12:17 >> Well, he sent 50,
00:12:18 but not regular.
00:12:19 You see, Vi had to kick in
00:12:20 the money to get the job done.
00:12:22 >> I'm not sure
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00:16:38 >> I just want to know if it looks all right, Zosh.
00:16:41 >> My name ain't Zosh, it's Sophia.
00:16:46 >> What's the matter?
00:16:48 >> Nothing's the matter.
00:16:49 Except how would you feel if your spine was hurting?
00:16:53 >> Why'd you say so?
00:16:56 >> On account it's your first day back, I just didn't want you to worry.
00:17:01 >> Don't be like that, Zosh.
00:17:02 Is it bad?
00:17:04 >> Maybe the new doctor will do me some good, huh?
00:17:08 We'll go see him when I get back.
00:17:10 >> Take me now, Frankie.
00:17:12 >> Zosh, I got this appointment.
00:17:14 You know how much it means to me.
00:17:16 We'll go as soon as I get back.
00:17:19 >> Please, Frankie.
00:17:20 >> I'll hurry, I'll hurry.
00:17:21 >> Frankie, well, give me a little more massage then first, huh?
00:17:25 >> Zosh, I'm doing this for you to get some money so you can get a good doctor.
00:17:30 >> Oh, please, Frankie.
00:17:31 >> I'll get you a dog too.
00:17:32 How's that, huh?
00:17:33 Get her a dog, will you?
00:17:34 >> I'll give the matter my personal attention.
00:17:36 Just have confidence in the management.
00:17:40 >> Wish me luck, Zosh.
00:17:46 >> Frankie.
00:17:49 Oh, Frankie.
00:17:51 Wait.
00:17:52 Wait, Frankie.
00:17:55 [Music]
00:18:25 >> It can't be two places at once.
00:18:27 What could I do?
00:18:28 >> Yeah, she just don't realize.
00:18:30 >> Oh, shut up, punk.
00:18:31 She just don't realize.
00:18:32 How would you like to be nailed to a chair?
00:18:43 >> Frankie, Frankie, how are you?
00:18:45 >> Fantastic.
00:18:46 >> Well, it didn't do you no harm, did it, Frankie?
00:18:49 Oh, you look good.
00:18:51 >> That's right, Swiefka.
00:18:52 It was a real country club.
00:18:54 >> Hmm.
00:18:55 They give you this when they let you out?
00:18:57 >> Give 'em nothing.
00:18:58 I borrow it by bracks.
00:19:00 >> You know, I come soon as I hear you're out.
00:19:02 I figured he's worried about getting his job again.
00:19:04 Tell him don't worry.
00:19:06 Swiefka don't forget so quick.
00:19:08 Job's waiting.
00:19:09 >> You need a dealer, you say?
00:19:11 >> Me?
00:19:12 No.
00:19:13 I've been dealing myself, and man, I built up a game like nobody's business.
00:19:16 I got a great following.
00:19:17 They're playing bigger than ever.
00:19:19 >> I hear you wasn't doing so good.
00:19:21 >> From who?
00:19:22 When I say great, I don't mean a lot, a few, but loaded.
00:19:26 >> So what do you want me for?
00:19:28 >> Like I'm telling you, I take care of my friends.
00:19:31 >> Can I polish your halo, Swiefka, or your quarter?
00:19:34 >> Knock it off, punk.
00:19:36 Look, I've been doing all right, but I don't say that the customers like me better than they like you.
00:19:41 The dealer makes the house.
00:19:43 I know that.
00:19:44 What do you say?
00:19:46 >> No.
00:19:47 >> You're dealing for somebody joint?
00:19:49 >> I ain't dealing for nobody.
00:19:51 I ain't dealing for nobody no more.
00:19:53 >> Is that the way you repay me?
00:19:55 Didn't I send money to Zosh?
00:19:57 I've gone and told all my friends that he'll be working for me again.
00:20:00 What am I supposed to do?
00:20:02 >> As far as I'm concerned, you can go back to matching pennies with school kids.
00:20:06 [laughing]
00:20:08 >> Hey, Antek.
00:20:09 Antek!
00:20:12 Who is he?
00:20:14 >> Drunkie?
00:20:16 His name's Johnny something.
00:20:17 He's house man for Gulbachek's pool room.
00:20:21 >> Is that a thing with him?
00:20:22 >> They see each other.
00:20:23 You want to meet him?
00:20:26 >> So long, Antek.
00:20:27 >> See you, Frankie.
00:20:32 >> Hey, you.
00:20:37 Get in, dealer.
00:20:39 >> Who, me?
00:20:40 What for?
00:20:41 >> You're too drunk.
00:20:42 >> I didn't do nothing.
00:20:44 Now, wait a minute, Falker.
00:20:45 Listen, I'm on my way to get a job.
00:20:46 It's important to me.
00:20:47 >> Yeah.
00:20:48 >> You can pick me up some other time.
00:20:50 I just need an hour.
00:20:51 Be a good guy, will you?
00:20:52 Shut up.
00:20:53 >> Get in.
00:21:02 >> What are you talking, Falker?
00:21:04 You looking to get sued for libel or something?
00:21:06 I could sue you right now.
00:21:08 >> You're looking good, dealer.
00:21:09 Real good.
00:21:11 When they let you out?
00:21:12 >> Monday, they let me out.
00:21:14 >> What's the charge, Falker?
00:21:15 >> Shoplifting, the fracks, the suit.
00:21:17 >> Who told you a thing like that?
00:21:19 >> Little bird.
00:21:20 Little bird with a cigar.
00:21:22 >> Shrieker.
00:21:24 >> That ought to get you out of trouble.
00:21:26 Two days.
00:21:27 Dealer, dealer.
00:21:28 >> Listen, Benton, I got a chance for a job,
00:21:30 playing with a band.
00:21:31 Honest.
00:21:32 If you don't believe me, call the guy on the phone.
00:21:34 He'll tell you.
00:21:35 Just give me a half hour, please.
00:21:37 >> Sure, you can wear my badge, too.
00:21:39 >> Book him and hold the suit.
00:21:40 >> Look, all I need is a half hour.
00:21:42 Give me a break, will you?
00:21:43 >> I don't make the rules, dealer.
00:21:45 >> Hey, Lonnie.
00:21:51 >> Now, listen, I tell you, you can't hold me.
00:21:54 I'm unincapable.
00:21:55 I ain't smart enough to be running around loose,
00:21:58 but I'm too goofy to be locked up.
00:22:01 Mr. Nick, will you let go of Nick?
00:22:03 >> I got a complaint.
00:22:04 >> Let go of Nick.
00:22:06 >> Hey, you.
00:22:07 I'm talking to you.
00:22:09 Oh, the old silent treatment, huh?
00:22:11 All right, let's have your number, fella.
00:22:13 I'll show you how to do it.
00:22:15 >> No, you can't give me the business.
00:22:17 >> Your boot is cuffed, copper.
00:22:33 >> Frankie, you got a cigarette?
00:22:40 Do a cigarette trick?
00:22:42 You know, just to break the dirty monotony.
00:22:58 Wow.
00:23:03 >> Hello, dealer.
00:23:17 I come running as soon as I heard.
00:23:19 You want I should get you out, dealer?
00:23:21 >> You think?
00:23:23 >> The stall will drop the charges.
00:23:25 But 37 bucks a lot of dough.
00:23:28 I know you'd pay me back.
00:23:30 >> You think?
00:23:32 >> It'd be different if you was dealing for me.
00:23:35 If you want to deal for me, I can get you out.
00:23:38 >> Dirty lousy stool pigeon.
00:23:40 >> I don't know what you mean.
00:23:43 Just trying to do you a favor.
00:23:47 Yes or no?
00:23:55 Okay.
00:24:01 >> You look off like a whiffed dog.
00:24:03 He's scared of you, Frankie.
00:24:07 >> Nobody's ever been scared of me.
00:24:10 >> Them krauts were scared of you.
00:24:12 You was a big man in the army.
00:24:14 >> Big man?
00:24:16 I was the guy who picked the fly spots out of the black pepper.
00:24:20 [shouting]
00:24:35 >> I want a fix!
00:24:38 Can you give me a fix?
00:24:40 Can you give me a fix?
00:24:42 Can you give me a fix?
00:24:44 I want a fix!
00:24:46 Give me a fix!
00:24:48 I want a fix!
00:24:50 Give me a fix!
00:24:52 I want a fix!
00:24:54 >> Jack's check, bullets, say a buck.
00:24:56 Big ACs, here we go down and dirty.
00:24:59 >> Better luck next time, friend.
00:25:01 >> Man with a hammer bumps a buck.
00:25:03 Jack calls.
00:25:05 >> Bucket of paint all red.
00:25:07 >> Coffee.
00:25:09 >> Doesn't mean a thing if you haven't got the king.
00:25:11 Winner every hand.
00:25:13 You bet more, you get more.
00:25:15 Slip me half, make me laugh.
00:25:18 >> You still take tips, dealer?
00:25:20 Or don't they pay so good in the music game?
00:25:23 What happened to that big job you had lined up?
00:25:25 You stink out the joint, give us a fresh deck.
00:25:28 >> I decide when we need a fresh deck at this table.
00:25:31 >> Hey, Louie, borrow me a dirty dollar.
00:25:34 >> Get back in the door, lame brain.
00:25:36 >> I take orders only from Frankie.
00:25:38 >> Don't give me a lift, you cheap little hustler.
00:25:41 >> Hustler, schmustler, I'm legit compared to something.
00:25:44 Ain't no 14-year-old junkies waiting around to see me.
00:25:48 >> You want to die.
00:25:51 And here we go, down and dirty.
00:26:02 >> Hey.
00:26:04 >> I'll deal the next one down.
00:26:07 Sorry.
00:26:11 >> What's it a sign of when a dealer's hands begin to shake?
00:26:15 >> Sweet could take the slot for a while here.
00:26:20 >> All right, man, new deal.
00:26:25 Okay, man, here we go, down and dirty.
00:26:28 Ace, seven.
00:26:30 >> Seven.
00:26:32 >> You know what's eating at you?
00:26:50 You shot off the mouth about kicking it for keeps.
00:26:53 So now you're ashamed of even thinking, well, what you're thinking.
00:26:56 Ain't that right?
00:26:58 You know I don't talk about my customers, so who'll be the wiser?
00:27:02 Why fight a dealer?
00:27:04 For who, for what?
00:27:06 Come over my place.
00:27:08 What do you say?
00:27:10 I'll be around.
00:27:18 [music playing]
00:27:21 [music playing]
00:27:25 [music playing]
00:27:28 [music playing]
00:27:41 [music playing]
00:28:10 >> They told me you was working here, and I was passing by,
00:28:13 and I thought I'd come in and have a drink.
00:28:15 >> Oh, I've been here a while.
00:28:17 >> Doing any good?
00:28:19 >> All right.
00:28:20 Small cut in the game, usual cut in the drinks.
00:28:23 >> Ain't got all night, John.
00:28:25 >> All right, have some.
00:28:28 >> Right.
00:28:29 >> Two doubles.
00:28:31 >> You didn't have to do that, Frankie.
00:28:33 >> No reason you should go losing money by wasting your time talking to me.
00:28:36 >> You know it ain't no waste.
00:28:39 >> I've been hoping you'd come see me.
00:28:42 >> You know how it is, Molly.
00:28:44 >> Sure.
00:28:45 Sure busy, you know.
00:28:47 >> Now here's to it, Molly-o.
00:28:58 >> Molly-o.
00:29:00 I ain't heard that since you went away.
00:29:02 You're looking good, Frankie.
00:29:09 >> You tell me you're going to be a drummer now.
00:29:12 >> Yeah.
00:29:13 I got an appointment with a man tomorrow.
00:29:15 >> Oh, that's swell.
00:29:17 >> Probably I won't get the job, though.
00:29:19 >> Sure you will.
00:29:20 >> Molly, I don't play good enough.
00:29:22 >> I bet you play fine.
00:29:24 There's always whistling and drumming on tables and things.
00:29:26 You're good, too.
00:29:28 >> Ah.
00:29:29 >> I mean it.
00:29:30 You've got a natural rhythm.
00:29:33 >> I was thinking maybe I'd take a stage name.
00:29:36 Jack Duval.
00:29:38 >> Jack Duval.
00:29:40 Yeah, that's real class.
00:29:41 >> It is, ain't it?
00:29:43 >> That's a swell name.
00:29:44 Just fits you, Frank.
00:29:46 >> This guy I'm going to see tomorrow, he books all the big bands.
00:29:49 I get in with him, boy, I wear a tux.
00:29:51 >> You look swell in a tux.
00:29:53 >> I already got the drums.
00:29:55 >> I need a buck.
00:29:57 Hattie up, kid, huh?
00:29:59 [music]
00:30:13 >> I got Lone.
00:30:15 I needed somebody, and he's an old, beat guy who needs somebody, too.
00:30:22 >> Everybody needs somebody.
00:30:25 But you can do better than him.
00:30:28 >> Good night, Frankie.
00:30:35 >> Molly, I --
00:30:39 I thought a lot about you while I was away.
00:30:42 About you and me and Zosh.
00:30:45 I would never work out between you and me as long as she was upstairs sitting in that chair.
00:30:52 It would be different if she didn't love me and she wasn't so helpless.
00:30:59 You can't make a fool of somebody who loves you and they're so helpless.
00:31:05 That's why I didn't come around sooner.
00:31:08 And that's why I ain't coming around no more.
00:31:11 You understand?
00:31:14 >> Sure.
00:31:16 Sure, I understand.
00:31:22 >> I'll see you tomorrow morning.
00:31:24 >> Sure.
00:31:25 Real good.
00:31:30 Frankie.
00:31:36 Good luck with that fellow tomorrow.
00:31:48 >> You're not the first to come to me with a letter from Dr. Lennox.
00:31:52 I know a lot of you people.
00:31:54 >> The doc, he told me.
00:31:55 >> I like doing it, understand.
00:31:57 So don't feel that this is charity or anything like that.
00:32:00 Now, have you played professionally before?
00:32:02 >> Only down at Lexington.
00:32:04 >> I see.
00:32:05 Well, then you wouldn't mind auditioning.
00:32:07 I mean, I know some band leaders who might have an opening, but they'd have to be sure that you could play.
00:32:10 >> Oh, sure, sure.
00:32:11 >> All right, then.
00:32:13 There's only one thing, Frankie.
00:32:16 You see, a good many people like yourself, well, they mean well, but they're -- well, they're weak.
00:32:22 They let you down.
00:32:24 I mean, I go to all this trouble, vouch for them, they go back on the habit.
00:32:30 It makes me look bad.
00:32:32 >> Oh, I wouldn't, honest.
00:32:34 >> All right, I'm telling you this because, well, once a man lets me down, I'm done with him.
00:32:40 He comes back on his knees.
00:32:42 And don't think that some of them haven't.
00:32:44 >> I wouldn't let you down, Mr. Lane.
00:32:46 >> Good.
00:32:47 I'll call you, let me see, a week from Friday about noon.
00:32:52 >> All right, Mr. Lane.
00:32:54 I sure do appreciate it.
00:32:55 >> Oh, forget it.
00:32:56 >> Bye.
00:32:57 >> Goodbye.
00:33:05 >> You like my hair better this way or upswept, Frankie?
00:33:09 Huh?
00:33:12 Well, you can at least tell me.
00:33:13 It ain't my fault he don't phone.
00:33:16 What did I say?
00:33:17 Just don't hold your breath till you hear from that guy, that's what I said.
00:33:21 It's noon, nearly, it's almost 6 o'clock already, so how can you still think he'll phone?
00:33:25 Honest, I'm surprised at you.
00:33:31 I, I just don't want you to eat your heart out, that's all.
00:33:36 Forget the whole thing, Frankie, I bet he has.
00:33:40 You think he's got nothing better to do than worry about you?
00:33:43 You think he don't sleep nights on account of Frankie Machine?
00:33:46 Bet he don't get no work.
00:34:02 Excuse me.
00:34:07 Hello?
00:34:09 Oh, just a minute.
00:34:11 This is for you.
00:34:13 Hello?
00:34:21 >> Are you Dr. Dominovsky?
00:34:22 >> Yes, I came as soon as I could.
00:34:32 Well, how you feeling, little lady?
00:34:35 >> See, the doc asks how am I feeling.
00:34:38 >> Ah, well, you're feeling fine and a one, two, three.
00:34:42 >> What is this?
00:34:44 >> It happens, Frank, to be an electric blood revoicer and spine manipulator.
00:34:48 It helps to revoice the blood.
00:34:50 >> What's the gimmick?
00:34:52 >> Gimmick?
00:34:53 It happens so, brother, that I am a member of the American Association of Medical Hydrology, Psychology, and Divine Healing.
00:35:00 Where's the socket?
00:35:04 Mm, cold hands.
00:35:06 Poor circulation.
00:35:08 Eat lots of hot things.
00:35:10 Chili, peppers, hot sauces.
00:35:12 And not more than three a day.
00:35:18 Now lean forward and we'll vibrate the vertebraes.
00:35:24 >> You know how I got like I am?
00:35:26 My spine was hurt.
00:35:27 >> Oh, I can see that.
00:35:29 The ligatizes in the vertebraes lock together.
00:35:31 >> In a car accident, it was hurt.
00:35:33 Three years ago, May 11th.
00:35:36 >> You got it in the papers, huh?
00:35:43 This is the car that happened to me.
00:35:45 That's me, laying there.
00:35:47 My husband was the one driving the car and he was drunk.
00:35:49 >> Drunk, eh?
00:35:50 >> He got me in this accident and smashed me up good so I can't walk no more, dance no more, nothing.
00:35:55 And he married me right here in the hospital chapel.
00:35:58 >> Oh, gosh.
00:36:10 Feeling a little better?
00:36:12 >> Uh-huh.
00:36:13 Much better.
00:36:16 [ Music ]
00:36:30 >> Hi.
00:36:31 Happy self.
00:36:33 >> Hey, Frankie, guess what?
00:36:34 I got that dog for Zosch.
00:36:37 He drinks beer and every claw and hair of him's a champion.
00:36:41 >> Champion of what?
00:36:42 >> Retrieving.
00:36:43 He brings back empties.
00:36:44 Hey, I'll show you.
00:36:45 Come on, beauty.
00:36:46 Here.
00:36:47 Get up, beauty.
00:36:51 He's all dog.
00:36:52 You can make money out of him, Frankie.
00:36:54 See, what he's good at is catching them squirrels in the park or shaking the dirty peanuts out of them, you know what I mean?
00:37:00 Only thing he's trained to chase only one kind of squirrel.
00:37:03 And they're getting kind of rare in Chicago and they're kind of the climate's changing, you know what I mean?
00:37:08 So he's just hanging around, waiting for the climate to change back a little.
00:37:12 He's got a real fighting heart.
00:37:14 He's dizzy, but he's still in there trying.
00:37:25 >> Take the dog up to Zosch.
00:37:26 >> Frankie, can I go with you?
00:37:29 >> No.
00:37:43 >> In a minute, dealer.
00:38:13 [ Music ]
00:38:42 >> Five bucks.
00:38:48 >> Last time it was two.
00:38:51 >> It was more than six months ago before he went away.
00:38:55 They keep raising the price on me.
00:39:06 >> They keep doing that.
00:39:13 I'll have to find something to take his place.
00:39:16 >> Monkey's never dead, dealer.
00:39:19 The monkey never dies.
00:39:23 You kick him off, he just hides in a corner waiting his turn.
00:39:36 [ Music ]
00:39:56 >> The monkey will die waiting.
00:39:59 He ain't climbing up on my back no more.
00:40:02 Never again.
00:40:04 >> I mean it.
00:40:07 >> Sure.
00:40:09 Sure.
00:40:21 >> Look, Frankie.
00:40:22 Look how he drinks it.
00:40:24 Oh, isn't that cute?
00:40:27 He's got a thirst like a bar fly.
00:40:32 >> Hello?
00:40:36 >> You still expecting that connection to call?
00:40:39 For your own peace of mind, forget him.
00:40:42 >> The doc said I could count on Mr. Lane and a doc doesn't lie.
00:40:46 >> Doc?
00:40:47 Look at me, a doc told you I'd be up and around in no time and am I?
00:40:53 >> Have you seen my sticks?
00:40:55 Seen my drumsticks anywhere?
00:40:57 >> You know what I'm going to get for this little dog?
00:41:00 A little raincoat like for when it rains.
00:41:03 Plaid maybe.
00:41:05 Or maybe all yellow, huh?
00:41:07 >> Where are my drumsticks, Zosh?
00:41:11 How'd they get up here?
00:41:13 >> You liked that, didn't you?
00:41:15 >> Zosh, I never keep them way up here.
00:41:17 >> You drank it all up, didn't you?
00:41:19 >> Zosh!
00:41:26 >> I put them there.
00:41:28 >> When the water would dry up, I walked right over and I put them there, all right?
00:41:31 >> No kidding, how did--
00:41:32 >> Maybe Vi, when she was straightening up for me.
00:41:34 I don't know.
00:41:35 Stop picking on me!
00:41:45 Frankie, you can't keep stoning yourself about.
00:41:51 There must be a million drummers play better than you do who can't get jobs.
00:41:55 Remember that, you're going to feel better.
00:41:58 >> Yeah, sure I will.
00:41:59 >> Yeah.
00:42:04 And the noise!
00:42:20 >> What's this for, Zosh?
00:42:22 >> What?
00:42:23 >> Oh, Vi.
00:42:25 She laid out the groceries.
00:42:27 We owe her even more.
00:42:30 You got any?
00:42:32 >> No.
00:42:34 >> I don't know what we're doing with all our money.
00:42:43 Don't you get enough cards by Spivica?
00:42:46 >> I just do it to kill the pastime, that's all.
00:42:49 >> What about my pastime?
00:42:53 >> You know what I say this is for?
00:42:55 >> You sit here all the time, you don't even talk to me.
00:42:59 We got no more beer.
00:43:01 I'd like some.
00:43:04 >> Beer bloats, Zosh, when you can't exercise.
00:43:07 Here, pick a card.
00:43:09 >> Everything's no good for me.
00:43:11 I'm only 25 and it's like I'm an old lady already.
00:43:13 Is it my fault I can't exercise?
00:43:16 >> You want to pick a card or don't you want to pick a card?
00:43:19 >> No, I don't want to pick a card.
00:43:21 I just want to do something.
00:43:24 Just a little...
00:43:26 >> A little what, Zosh?
00:43:28 >> Just a little...
00:43:31 A little beer, a little fun, a little anything.
00:43:34 I can't dance no more, I can't swim, I can't even drink beer.
00:43:38 I don't even know what kinds I got anymore.
00:43:42 What other kinds I got these days, Frankie?
00:43:47 All right, pretend like I ain't here.
00:43:50 >> I don't wish any such thing.
00:43:53 If I don't talk, you get mad.
00:43:55 If I say anything, you bite my head off.
00:43:58 I don't know whether I'm coming or going anymore, Zosh.
00:44:01 [gunshots]
00:44:03 >> I told you, it gives me headaches.
00:44:06 >> Well, I got to practice sometimes, Zosh.
00:44:08 The job comes along, I want to be ready.
00:44:11 >> The job, the job.
00:44:13 Take them down to your girlfriend if you got to practice.
00:44:17 [silence]
00:44:25 >> What?
00:44:27 >> Take them down and give her the headache.
00:44:34 >> Do you know what you're saying, Zosh?
00:44:36 Do you know what you're talking about?
00:44:38 >> Don't give me that innocent look.
00:44:41 >> I ain't said two words to her since I come back.
00:44:44 >> Just because I sit here, you think I don't know what goes on?
00:44:47 >> Not two words.
00:44:49 >> I know plenty.
00:44:56 >> Cut it out, will you, Zosh? Cut it out.
00:44:59 >> Take them down to that tramp if you want to make noise.
00:45:02 Go on, take them down to her, why don't you?
00:45:06 >> All right, I will.
00:45:08 [silence]
00:45:17 >> Frankie, Frankie, I didn't mean...
00:45:22 >> It's a long drive to right field.
00:45:24 It's going, going, it's gone, it's a home run.
00:45:28 >> I got 12 cents to a beer.
00:45:30 If I had 15, I'd be all right.
00:45:32 >> I've got 6 cents here, you know.
00:45:34 >> Thanks.
00:45:35 >> I ain't going to stand it much longer.
00:45:37 The heartache my old man gives me.
00:45:40 You know what he likes to do most?
00:45:42 Tear the dates off the calendar.
00:45:45 Watching him, that's supposed to be my big Saturday night pleasure.
00:45:49 Sometimes he loses all control, tears off a whole week at once.
00:45:53 Bleating like a billy goat.
00:45:55 >> You know what would fill up that empty spot in your life?
00:45:58 >> Yeah?
00:45:59 >> A door.
00:46:00 >> Ask a satisfied customer.
00:46:02 >> Frankie, that door guy got you.
00:46:04 Makes a big difference in your life, don't it?
00:46:06 >> I think so.
00:46:09 >> I want to see you.
00:46:12 I want to see you.
00:46:14 After the inning.
00:46:15 >> I'll still bet you 6 to 5.
00:46:17 >> And it's a strike.
00:46:18 Strike one.
00:46:22 London's getting set again.
00:46:24 The pitch, London swings.
00:46:26 And it's a high foul.
00:46:27 Roberts is trying to get it.
00:46:29 It may go into the stands.
00:46:30 He's going to try.
00:46:31 It's going to be close.
00:46:33 Roberts makes a tremendous leap and...
00:46:35 >> How are you, Frankie?
00:46:38 You make out all right with the fellow at the job?
00:46:41 >> Oh, the drumming job?
00:46:42 Yeah, fine, fine.
00:46:44 Well, not so fine.
00:46:46 He sort of topped out on me.
00:46:49 He promised to call me, but...
00:46:51 >> It's too bad.
00:46:53 >> There are a million drummers in the world.
00:46:55 How do I rate?
00:46:57 >> Maybe he lost your number.
00:46:59 >> It happens.
00:47:01 Maybe he's just wishing you'd get in touch.
00:47:06 >> What do you think, I was a pest?
00:47:09 >> You should be.
00:47:10 Good drummer, that's something.
00:47:11 Don't turn up every day.
00:47:14 Go on, Frankie.
00:47:15 Go on.
00:47:18 Go on, Frankie.
00:47:20 >> Well, it promises to be quite a ballgame
00:47:22 in these first two innings,
00:47:23 if there are any implications.
00:47:25 The home team is leading by one run,
00:47:27 the only score in the game.
00:47:29 Thanks to that mighty block
00:47:30 by Milton in the second inning.
00:47:32 It's not boys like Milton
00:47:33 that make those turnstiles quick.
00:47:35 >> Come on, Molly.
00:47:36 Watch the game, huh?
00:47:39 >> I don't feel like it, Chuck.
00:47:40 Why don't you go ahead?
00:47:41 I'll wait for you.
00:47:44 >> This is the last game here
00:47:45 before the team leaves on its road trip.
00:47:49 >> Yes, Studio B, Monday morning.
00:47:51 Fine, thank you, Mr. Lane.
00:47:52 Bye.
00:47:56 Monday?
00:47:57 I got an audition Monday.
00:47:58 Me.
00:47:59 Yeah, he told me to join the union
00:48:00 and get to work.
00:48:01 >> Well, that's swell, Frankie.
00:48:02 >> You know, he did lose my phone number.
00:48:04 He would try to find me all week long.
00:48:05 Here I was ready to forget
00:48:06 the whole thing.
00:48:07 See, if you hadn't opened your mouth,
00:48:08 I wouldn't have called him.
00:48:09 >> I'll show you a way.
00:48:10 >> I got an audition with a big band.
00:48:12 Me on TV.
00:48:14 >> Practice a lot, Frankie.
00:48:15 >> Practice?
00:48:16 I'll beat those heads to a shred.
00:48:18 Only I gotta find a place where.
00:48:21 Zosh can't stand the noise.
00:48:25 Molly, you suppose maybe
00:48:27 I could put the drums in your place
00:48:29 and sort of drop in once in a while?
00:48:33 Why not?
00:48:35 Molly, why not?
00:48:38 >> Oh, Johnny wouldn't understand.
00:48:41 >> So what could he do?
00:48:44 >> Ain't a question what he could do, Frankie.
00:48:48 A fella like Johnny can't do much about anything.
00:48:51 It's a question what it does to him.
00:48:53 I'm all he has in the world.
00:48:55 Don't want to hurt him.
00:48:57 >> I'm sorry for crying out loud.
00:48:59 >> Oh, you don't know, Frankie.
00:49:01 A fella like him,
00:49:04 sometimes when you're alone.
00:49:06 >> What does he do, cry?
00:49:08 He's a lush, Molly.
00:49:10 He's 100% habitual drunk.
00:49:12 >> Look, everybody's habitual some.
00:49:14 With him, it's licorice.
00:49:16 >> Please, Molly.
00:49:17 Molly, oh.
00:49:18 >> It ain't just that, Frankie.
00:49:23 I don't want it to start with each other again.
00:49:26 Look, what you said about us not being good,
00:49:28 it was the truth.
00:49:32 Even before you went away, I tried to...
00:49:37 It just doesn't add up.
00:49:39 It never did, it never can.
00:49:41 >> Well, give it a chance.
00:49:42 I told you it would one day.
00:49:45 >> All my life has been one day.
00:49:49 On and on and on.
00:49:51 >> I got drums, I'm headed for a good job.
00:49:54 Is that so on and on and on?
00:49:56 I make some money, make Zosh well.
00:49:58 What's so on and on and on about that?
00:50:01 Don't shut me out, Molly.
00:50:02 I'm trying.
00:50:03 >> You understand me.
00:50:05 >> No.
00:50:07 >> What do you mean, no?
00:50:14 >> Bye.
00:50:17 Here, what we owe.
00:50:19 >> Frankie, Vi says can she trust me.
00:50:21 Tell her, tell her, Frankie,
00:50:22 I'm as honest as a hustler I am.
00:50:24 >> Thank you.
00:50:27 >> I guess maybe you could drop in
00:50:28 once in a while.
00:50:33 >> Thanks, Molly.
00:50:46 >> See you tonight.
00:51:16 [Music]
00:51:45 [Music]
00:52:03 >> How's that?
00:52:04 >> Real nice.
00:52:09 >> You should have heard what I did
00:52:10 with Pedino a little while ago.
00:52:12 >> Good, huh?
00:52:14 >> I'm glad you're here.
00:52:15 I heard what the neighbors
00:52:16 liked it, too.
00:52:18 >> I'm very big with the neighbors.
00:52:20 They keep banging on the pipes
00:52:21 to let me know how much
00:52:22 they appreciate it.
00:52:25 I won't let it go to my head,
00:52:26 though.
00:52:27 >> Well, keep playing drums.
00:52:29 At 5 a.m. you'll see
00:52:30 what goes to your head.
00:52:37 >> You slip me a smile
00:52:38 and I'll give you my autograph.
00:52:40 You won't have to fight your way
00:52:41 through the Bobby Sox's
00:52:42 to get to me.
00:52:43 >> I'm not Bobby Sox's gopi
00:52:44 at that.
00:52:45 >> Ah.
00:52:52 >> You tired?
00:52:54 >> But in a very nice way.
00:52:56 I've been feeling good
00:52:57 all night.
00:53:01 I joined the Musician's Union
00:53:02 today.
00:53:03 >> Schreifkel owe you
00:53:04 the money?
00:53:05 >> Him?
00:53:07 >> Who did?
00:53:08 >> Nobody.
00:53:09 I'm going to hop the drums.
00:53:11 >> Oh, Frankie, no.
00:53:13 I'm pretty good.
00:53:14 When I get a job,
00:53:15 I'll take an advance
00:53:16 and get the drums out again.
00:53:17 In the meantime,
00:53:18 I'll use a practice pad.
00:53:19 >> You should have asked
00:53:20 Schreifkel.
00:53:22 >> I haven't even seen him.
00:53:24 >> You didn't go to work?
00:53:26 >> I've been practicing
00:53:27 here all night.
00:53:29 I quit the game, Molly.
00:53:31 >> It wouldn't hurt you
00:53:32 to wait a couple of days,
00:53:33 Frank.
00:53:35 >> I wanted to quit.
00:53:37 I'm quitting a couple of things.
00:53:45 >> Is it bad?
00:53:50 >> Not too bad.
00:53:57 >> You shouldn't have
00:53:58 started again.
00:53:59 >> Who knows why I started
00:54:00 in the first place.
00:54:04 I guess in the beginning
00:54:05 you do it only for kicks.
00:54:10 Louie gave me my first shot
00:54:11 for nothing.
00:54:14 I thought I could take it
00:54:15 or leave it alone.
00:54:17 So I took it.
00:54:18 I took it again and again.
00:54:22 One day Louie wasn't around.
00:54:25 I nearly went crazy
00:54:26 until I found him.
00:54:29 Oh, I was sick.
00:54:32 I was so sick.
00:54:35 You can't be that sick and live.
00:54:39 That's when I knew
00:54:40 I was hooked.
00:54:43 There was a 40-pound monkey
00:54:44 on my back.
00:54:48 The only way to get along
00:54:49 with a load like that
00:54:50 is to keep leaning on a fix.
00:55:00 Don't.
00:55:04 Don't.
00:55:07 I'm one of the lucky ones,
00:55:08 Molly.
00:55:11 I kicked it and I'm not
00:55:12 too far hooked to kick it again.
00:55:15 I've had my last fix.
00:55:17 I mean it, Molly.
00:55:21 Tell me something.
00:55:23 You think those Bobby socks
00:55:24 are really good for me?
00:55:28 >> You've got to be
00:55:29 such a hag.
00:55:34 >> Maybe I'll get Sparrow
00:55:35 a job with the orchestra.
00:55:39 When I can put enough money
00:55:40 together, I can get Zosch
00:55:41 into a real good hospital
00:55:44 so she can walk and dance again.
00:55:49 And then maybe...
00:55:59 [music]
00:56:29 [music]
00:56:59 [music]
00:57:29 >> Where is it?
00:57:30 >> Wake up.
00:57:31 Open up.
00:57:33 >> Just a minute.
00:57:41 >> All right, all right.
00:57:42 Where is he?
00:57:43 >> Good morning, Miss Machine.
00:57:44 >> Frankie?
00:57:45 >> Frankie, where is he?
00:57:46 >> What is it?
00:57:47 What did he do?
00:57:48 >> What did he do?
00:57:49 You know what he did.
00:57:50 He quit.
00:57:51 No notice, no nothing.
00:57:52 He sends boys by that
00:57:53 misfit that he's through.
00:57:54 I had to take the slot myself.
00:57:55 Where is he?
00:57:57 >> He wasn't at the game?
00:57:59 You pour him all over?
00:58:00 Was that the game?
00:58:01 He eats my bread.
00:58:02 Six years he eats my bread.
00:58:04 He gets put away.
00:58:05 I send you money regular.
00:58:06 He gets out.
00:58:07 I give him his job back.
00:58:08 >> Shut up.
00:58:09 >> What did he make?
00:58:10 >> Shut up.
00:58:11 You think it was easy
00:58:12 talking fellas like Williams
00:58:13 and Marquette up to a
00:58:14 two-bit game like you?
00:58:15 >> Louie, Louie, I sold him
00:58:16 on Frankie.
00:58:17 >> Why are we getting excited?
00:58:18 >> They're fat in the pocket
00:58:19 and hungry for action.
00:58:20 We finally get a chance
00:58:21 to score a baby.
00:58:23 And you lose the deal.
00:58:25 >> Look, Louie, I swear,
00:58:27 I swear when Marquette
00:58:28 and Williams come,
00:58:29 the deal will be there
00:58:30 or a play just as good.
00:58:31 >> There ain't none as good.
00:58:32 >> Why didn't you offer me
00:58:33 more money, a piece of the play?
00:58:35 >> From your end or mine?
00:58:36 >> What's the difference?
00:58:37 Whose end?
00:58:38 You expect me to stand here
00:58:39 and argue about pennies?
00:58:43 Your end.
00:58:52 >> Look, I'm a musician.
00:58:55 >> Well, how does it feel?
00:58:57 >> Well, it feels like you'd
00:58:59 better hang onto my arm
00:59:00 or I go up like a balloon.
00:59:03 I'm a musician.
00:59:06 >> Where are we going?
00:59:07 >> I don't know,
00:59:08 but I want to buy you something.
00:59:10 >> No.
00:59:11 >> I got to spend some money
00:59:12 or I'll bust.
00:59:13 How about one of those
00:59:14 in green?
00:59:15 >> Frankie.
00:59:16 >> Maybe a color TV set.
00:59:18 They're pretty.
00:59:19 >> Go on.
00:59:21 >> Will you look
00:59:22 at this production?
00:59:24 And only for cooking?
00:59:25 Now, who would want
00:59:26 to cook like that?
00:59:28 Boy, it's goofy, huh?
00:59:31 >> It's pretty, huh?
00:59:34 I wonder what he does
00:59:35 for a living.
00:59:36 >> Him?
00:59:38 >> Well, he must make
00:59:39 a nice dollar.
00:59:40 Look the way he dresses you,
00:59:41 kitchen like that.
00:59:43 >> I notice he don't help
00:59:44 a nun, though.
00:59:45 I bet he never even
00:59:46 married the girl.
00:59:47 Look at that, she ain't even
00:59:48 wearing a ring on her finger.
00:59:49 >> She takes it off
00:59:50 when she cooks, maybe.
00:59:51 Then he's tired
00:59:52 after a hard day's work.
00:59:54 >> All right, so let him
00:59:55 sit there, but at least
00:59:56 talk to her once in a while.
00:59:57 >> Listen, if he's
00:59:58 buried in a magazine,
00:59:59 I would talk to her.
01:00:01 >> What would you say?
01:00:03 >> I'd say, "How you been?
01:00:05 How did it go today?
01:00:06 What's for supper?"
01:00:07 >> Steak.
01:00:08 Steak's for supper,
01:00:09 and everything went fine today.
01:00:10 >> Steak, good.
01:00:12 Now, how about you
01:00:13 and me stepping out tonight
01:00:14 after we eat?
01:00:16 >> Why don't we just stay home
01:00:17 and turn on some music?
01:00:19 >> Yeah.
01:00:21 I like that better.
01:00:24 We'll just stay home
01:00:25 and turn on some music.
01:00:28 I wish it was Monday already.
01:00:34 >> Hi, Zosch.
01:00:35 >> Where you been?
01:00:36 Shvitka was here,
01:00:37 said you quit him.
01:00:38 Where you been?
01:00:39 >> Look.
01:00:40 >> Why'd you quit him?
01:00:41 >> I get a tryout on Monday,
01:00:42 and if the band leader
01:00:43 likes the way I play,
01:00:44 I'm hired.
01:00:45 >> Frankie, go tell Shvitka
01:00:46 you was food and you'll deal.
01:00:48 Maybe this band leader
01:00:49 won't like how you play.
01:00:50 >> Zosch, look,
01:00:51 I joined the Musician's Union.
01:00:54 I'm changing things.
01:00:56 Why can't it be like always?
01:00:58 Why you gotta quit
01:00:59 dealing, Frankie?
01:01:01 How are we gonna live
01:01:02 with no money coming in?
01:01:03 >> It'll start coming in Monday.
01:01:05 >> But suppose they call
01:01:06 this great tryout off.
01:01:07 You can't tell me
01:01:08 it's a sure thing, can you?
01:01:09 Frankie, deal for Shvitka
01:01:11 like always.
01:01:12 Forget this great job.
01:01:14 >> I quit dealing, Zosch.
01:01:16 I can't take the chance.
01:01:17 Don't you understand?
01:01:18 If the joint gets raided
01:01:19 and I get picked up again,
01:01:20 Mr. Lane would be through with me.
01:01:22 And then how would I play
01:01:23 with a band?
01:01:24 >> How you gonna play
01:01:25 if Shvitka gets your arms broke?
01:01:28 >> Go on.
01:01:29 >> Yeah, right here, he said it.
01:01:30 And he wanted to slap me
01:01:32 around too.
01:01:34 Why can't it be like always?
01:01:37 [sobbing]
01:01:40
01:02:01 >> Antec.
01:02:03 [sizzling]
01:02:09 >> You miserable piece
01:02:10 of humanity.
01:02:12 >> I got a right to quit
01:02:13 if I want.
01:02:14 >> Marquette and Williams
01:02:15 are coming tomorrow.
01:02:16 Don't you realize
01:02:17 the significance?
01:02:18 >> Leave me alone.
01:02:19 >> I'll leave you alone
01:02:21 in the alley
01:02:22 with the cats looking.
01:02:23 >> That's enough, Shvitka.
01:02:25 You want a deal?
01:02:26 You don't want a deal.
01:02:27 >> What are you talking about?
01:02:28 >> Don't raise your voice
01:02:29 to me, you slob.
01:02:32 There's no slave
01:02:33 you can't force into.
01:02:34 What's the use?
01:02:35 You had the best of him
01:02:36 all these years.
01:02:37 >> Pig.
01:02:39 >> This ain't interesting.
01:02:40 Huh?
01:02:41 >> All right, all right.
01:02:43 Marquette and Williams.
01:02:44 Never heard of them.
01:02:45 Money?
01:02:46 Something to blow
01:02:47 your nose on.
01:02:48 I washed my hands.
01:02:51 >> [scoffs]
01:02:53 It's just a pig is all.
01:02:56 Still, you can't blame him
01:02:57 so much.
01:02:58 Letting the big ones
01:02:59 get away on account
01:03:00 of the best dealer
01:03:01 in the business
01:03:02 ain't working for you no more.
01:03:03 That ain't easy to swallow.
01:03:06 You're the best, all right.
01:03:08 You're a squeeze player, Louie.
01:03:12 Been tried on you before.
01:03:14 >> Ah, I'm new around here.
01:03:17 >> Are we really asking
01:03:18 so much, dealer?
01:03:19 One night.
01:03:20 >> I'd like to be--
01:03:21 >> You help us make a bundle.
01:03:22 We'll spread a little
01:03:23 of that old sunshine around.
01:03:25 Couldn't you use
01:03:26 a couple of hundred?
01:03:28 Maybe two five-oh?
01:03:31 Huh?
01:03:33 Two five-oh pays
01:03:34 a lot of doctor bills, dealer.
01:03:39 >> Tomorrow, huh?
01:03:40 Frankie--
01:03:41 >> Let him make up his mind.
01:03:45 Okay.
01:03:47 But for one night,
01:03:48 win or lose, son up,
01:03:49 I case the deck.
01:03:50 >> Sure, you're the dealer.
01:03:52 What a load off.
01:03:53 Now I can sleep.
01:03:55 >> Take care of that arm.
01:03:59 >> The character, huh?
01:04:02 >> Were you jacking up
01:04:03 the price just now
01:04:04 or do you really have
01:04:05 this music job?
01:04:10 >> If they like what they hear.
01:04:14 >> Chance again, huh?
01:04:17 Nervous?
01:04:21 So what are we waiting for?
01:04:23 >> Don't talk about it.
01:04:24 It's tough enough.
01:04:25 >> I know, I know.
01:04:28 I put Donna Craven once.
01:04:30 No.
01:04:32 Candy, sweets.
01:04:34 I used to be eating it
01:04:35 all the time.
01:04:36 Got examined for the army.
01:04:37 They said you got sugar
01:04:38 in your blood, friend.
01:04:39 You got to give up
01:04:40 sweets forever.
01:04:41 It's goodbye, Charlie.
01:04:44 I had to give up candy.
01:04:47 >> My gums bleed for you.
01:04:49 It's awful.
01:04:50 >> It was.
01:04:52 That unfinished feeling
01:04:53 you got all the time.
01:04:56 I don't have to tell you.
01:04:57 >> So don't.
01:04:58 >> I mean you got this
01:04:59 one thing on the mind
01:05:00 all the time.
01:05:02 Can't stop thinking about it.
01:05:04 >> You're just a mind
01:05:05 of information, ain't you?
01:05:06 >> You know what I did?
01:05:08 I said to myself,
01:05:09 okay, off sweets forever.
01:05:11 Well, forever can start tomorrow.
01:05:14 For once in my life,
01:05:16 I'm going to eat
01:05:17 all the candy that I can hold.
01:05:19 I bought $18.23 worth of candy,
01:05:21 lugged it up to my room.
01:05:23 All night long, I ate candy.
01:05:29 I was sick.
01:05:31 I was sweating,
01:05:32 but I kept shoving it in.
01:05:36 Ever since then,
01:05:37 when I feel like candy,
01:05:38 I say to myself,
01:05:39 well, you can't complain, brother.
01:05:41 You once had it
01:05:42 and had it good.
01:05:46 You know what I mean?
01:05:52 Huh?
01:05:54 (dramatic music)
01:06:22 (upbeat music)
01:06:33 >> How's it, Mario?
01:06:35 >> I'm all right, thank you,
01:06:36 but where you been?
01:06:37 >> What do you have?
01:06:39 A couple of ryes.
01:06:41 >> All day I was expecting
01:06:42 you being to practice.
01:06:44 >> Practice?
01:06:45 I got down there and knock 'em dead.
01:06:46 It's all in the wrist
01:06:47 and I got the touch, Molly.
01:06:49 Look at that, steady as a rock.
01:06:51 I didn't do anything I wanted to do.
01:06:57 Keep the change, pal.
01:06:59 Thanks.
01:07:01 >> You got a cigarette, Frankie?
01:07:03 >> Yeah.
01:07:04 (upbeat music)
01:07:20 >> Not again, Frankie.
01:07:22 Why?
01:07:23 Why?
01:07:24 >> No, listen, Molly.
01:07:26 Listen to me.
01:07:27 >> Why?
01:07:28 >> Molly.
01:07:29 Molly.
01:07:30 >> No.
01:07:31 >> Beat it.
01:07:32 >> Molly, I only want to take a walk.
01:07:34 >> Molly, listen to me.
01:07:35 I can explain it.
01:07:36 >> Molly, I just want to talk to you.
01:07:37 >> Will you get out of here?
01:07:38 >> Please.
01:07:39 Stop it.
01:07:40 >> Molly, listen to me.
01:07:41 >> Please don't hurt him.
01:07:42 Will you?
01:07:43 >> Go away.
01:07:44 (upbeat music)
01:07:46 >> Are you looking to lose
01:07:47 your job?
01:07:48 Can't you manage your customers?
01:07:49 >> Molly, listen to me.
01:07:50 I got to talk to you.
01:07:51 >> Don't go there like that.
01:07:53 >> Molly.
01:07:54 (upbeat music)
01:08:03 (tires screeching)
01:08:04 (car horn honking)
01:08:06 (upbeat music)
01:08:14 >> Molly.
01:08:15 Molly.
01:08:16 Molly.
01:08:17 (upbeat music)
01:08:20 Molly, listen to me.
01:08:21 (upbeat music)
01:08:25 Molly, open the door.
01:08:27 Molly, will you open the door?
01:08:29 (upbeat music)
01:08:31 Molly.
01:08:32 Molly.
01:08:33 Let me talk to you, Molly.
01:08:35 (upbeat music)
01:08:41 Molly.
01:08:42 (knocking)
01:08:43 Molly, open the door.
01:08:45 (knocking)
01:08:54 Molly.
01:08:56 Come here.
01:08:59 Where you going, Molly?
01:09:00 Tell me.
01:09:01 Where you going, Molly?
01:09:05 >> Taxi.
01:09:06 >> Let me explain.
01:09:07 You'll know why I did it.
01:09:08 >> Taxi.
01:09:09 >> Molly, listen, will you please?
01:09:10 Let me tell you what happened.
01:09:11 Where you going, Molly?
01:09:13 Tell me, where you going?
01:09:15 Where you going, Molly?
01:09:17 Molly.
01:09:18 (car engine roaring)
01:09:21 (suspenseful music)
01:09:30 (suspenseful music)
01:09:45 (suspenseful music)
01:10:00 >> Don't forget to clean out the gaboon.
01:10:02 >> I already cleaned it.
01:10:03 And say please when you talk to me
01:10:05 or I'll buy a gaboon and go into business for myself.
01:10:08 How's that, Frankie?
01:10:09 >> Nothing, huh?
01:10:10 Well, well.
01:10:11 (knocking)
01:10:13 I'm reminding you, sweet girl.
01:10:15 I get two, two and a half, maybe more.
01:10:18 >> Would I go back on my word?
01:10:26 (men chattering)
01:10:28 >> How you feeling, dealer?
01:10:32 >> Hiya, sweet girl.
01:10:33 >> Ah, big night tonight.
01:10:35 (men chattering)
01:10:40 (knocking)
01:10:48 >> Yeah?
01:10:49 >> This the place?
01:10:50 >> I don't know what place you mean, buddy.
01:10:52 This is the Endless Belt and Leather Company.
01:10:54 You want to buy an endless belt?
01:10:56 >> Right in, would you start?
01:10:58 How have you been?
01:10:59 >> Fine, how are you?
01:11:00 >> Good.
01:11:01 >> I could handle a door better if I was blind.
01:11:03 >> Why, you couldn't heat towels for a scared barber.
01:11:07 >> You know, sweet girl.
01:11:08 >> Oh, sure.
01:11:09 >> Hi.
01:11:10 >> Hi.
01:11:11 >> You a machine?
01:11:13 Man with a golden arm, huh?
01:11:15 >> Yeah.
01:11:16 Let's see you try and take this away.
01:11:30 >> Here you go, down and dirty.
01:11:54 >> No ladies allowed, you know that, boy.
01:11:57 >> It's back in there.
01:11:58 >> What's the matter?
01:11:59 >> Saj, I can't get her to sleep.
01:12:02 She and Frankie had an argument and she's almost out of her mind.
01:12:05 Is he in there?
01:12:06 >> Well, I can't call him now.
01:12:07 >> Well, I just want to know he's here.
01:12:09 I've been bouncing around Trout Street like a pool ball.
01:12:11 >> He's here, he's here.
01:12:13 I got to get back in.
01:12:14 >> Well, tell him she's worried you get a chance.
01:12:16 >> Yeah.
01:12:21 >> Three aces, two pairs, possible straight flush.
01:12:25 Aces.
01:12:26 >> 200.
01:12:27 >> I call the 200 and I raise the two.
01:12:31 >> I'll have a look for 400 and the house bumps you 300 more.
01:12:36 Up to you, aces.
01:12:38 >> I don't know, I just don't know.
01:12:40 >> You got three aces showing.
01:12:42 >> He's got a possible straight flush to the queen showing.
01:12:45 >> I tell you he's bluffing.
01:12:47 >> I think he bluffed me out of a couple tonight.
01:12:49 You wouldn't be jerk enough to try it again, would you?
01:12:53 >> Bet and find out.
01:12:54 >> A bad bet, I tell you he's a bluff artist.
01:12:57 >> Call.
01:13:00 >> I call it and I raise it 500 more.
01:13:02 >> Sammy.
01:13:03 >> I know what I'm doing.
01:13:06 >> I'll have a look.
01:13:09 The house bumps you 500 more.
01:13:13 >> I told you, I told you he had it.
01:13:15 >> Shut up, would you, and let me think.
01:13:17 Up to you.
01:13:19 What's the rush I want to know?
01:13:22 >> I'll bet two pairs.
01:13:24 >> I heard you, I heard you.
01:13:26 What is this, a false join or something?
01:13:28 A man's got to write the study of his hand.
01:13:30 >> Bet or fold.
01:13:32 >> Use your head, Sammy.
01:13:33 I tell you he's got it.
01:13:35 Don't throw good money after bad.
01:13:37 >> I know what I'm doing.
01:13:47 >> What did you have?
01:13:49 >> You didn't pay to find out.
01:13:52 >> Nothing, two lousy nines.
01:13:55 You let a bluff get out of a full house with a lousy two nines.
01:13:59 >> You do that again at this table and you're through.
01:14:02 >> Forget it this once, dealer.
01:14:04 He paid plenty for it.
01:14:09 >> You're good, dealer, maybe too good.
01:14:12 >> What do you mean by that?
01:14:14 >> Cut the talk, deal, deal.
01:14:17 Get some of this smoke out of here.
01:14:20 >> What do you mean too good?
01:14:22 >> The shoe fits, brother.
01:14:28 >> I'm casing the deck, it's daylight.
01:14:30 >> What?
01:14:31 >> Tell him to sit down and deal.
01:14:33 >> Well, we always break up around now.
01:14:35 >> One more round.
01:14:36 >> How about my money?
01:14:37 >> Which left dealer backed on the slot?
01:14:39 >> Frankie, how about it?
01:14:41 >> Nope, just give me what's coming to me.
01:14:43 >> One more hour, huh?
01:14:44 >> I'll deal.
01:14:45 >> You?
01:14:46 >> I'm a machine.
01:14:47 >> You think I can't sell you a thing or two, huh?
01:14:49 Sit down, we'll get going.
01:14:51 >> How about my dough?
01:14:52 >> As soon as we break.
01:14:53 >> Now, give us a chance to count it at least.
01:14:55 Go home, you'll get it later.
01:14:57 >> Okay, ante up, here we go.
01:14:59 >> A hundred it is.
01:15:00 >> Yeah, a hundred.
01:15:03 Okay, here we go.
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01:15:44 >> Good morning, Frankie.
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01:17:06 >> Frankie!
01:17:07 >> Is Louie still here?
01:17:08 >> He's having an apoplexy.
01:17:10 >> What's that doing a sweep in there?
01:17:13 >> We're getting murdered.
01:17:14 You've got to take the slot.
01:17:16 >> I ain't here for dealing.
01:17:17 Look, you've got to make it stop, Louie.
01:17:19 >> No deal, no fix.
01:17:20 >> Well, give me my money and I'll go see somebody else.
01:17:22 >> I can't give you any money now.
01:17:23 The house needs every cent.
01:17:24 >> You owe it to me.
01:17:25 >> Take me to court.
01:17:26 >> Please, Louie, you've got to make it stop.
01:17:28 >> I'll take care of you.
01:17:29 Just work a few hours.
01:17:30 >> I've got to get some sleep.
01:17:31 I've got to be fresh tomorrow.
01:17:33 >> Just work a few hours.
01:17:34 Do us a favor, I'll guarantee you'll feel like a week in the country.
01:17:37 >> Please, Louie, please, now.
01:17:38 >> Drop dead.
01:17:40 >> Wait a second.
01:17:43 Okay.
01:17:46 Louie says he's got money for us.
01:17:48 Give me.
01:17:49 He's waiting.
01:17:50 >> Sparrow?
01:17:51 >> Yeah, yeah.
01:17:52 >> Yeah, I know he's waiting.
01:17:53 That's why I seen this one and that one and they all say the same thing.
01:17:56 Tell Louie like he tells us.
01:17:58 Not a nut.
01:18:00 >> Not a penny?
01:18:01 >> No.
01:18:02 >> Hey, how is it up there?
01:18:03 >> What a game.
01:18:04 Shwiefka's melting away like a dirty candle.
01:18:06 >> The dealer's losing, huh?
01:18:08 What's happened to that golden arm?
01:18:10 >> Don't worry about the dealer.
01:18:11 The game's just going on a day and a half.
01:18:13 He'll come through.
01:18:14 >> Why not with those educated fingers?
01:18:16 Now you see it, now you don't.
01:18:19 >> You keep your dirty mouth off the dealer.
01:18:21 Frankie runs a clean game.
01:18:23 There ain't nothing in the world can make him change that.
01:18:25 >> Ugh.
01:18:28 >> Hey, Antec.
01:18:31 >> Two of hearts.
01:18:32 Eight of spades.
01:18:33 >> All right, all right.
01:18:34 >> Six of hearts.
01:18:35 >> Can you let me have 1,000?
01:18:38 How about 500?
01:18:40 >> 200.
01:18:41 >> I never thought I'd see you here.
01:18:43 >> I know it's Sunday night.
01:18:45 I didn't call you up to find what day it is.
01:18:48 >> House checks to you.
01:18:49 >> Hold it a minute.
01:18:51 Here, hold it.
01:18:57 Give me some of that.
01:19:00 >> Oh, man.
01:19:03 >> I got to get out of here, Louie.
01:19:04 I'm dead.
01:19:05 I ain't slept in almost two days.
01:19:07 >> Just a little while now.
01:19:09 >> I ain't doing you any good.
01:19:10 The house is still losing.
01:19:12 >> Stay with it, dealer.
01:19:13 Class is beginning to tell.
01:19:14 Just stay with it.
01:19:15 >> I just can't.
01:19:16 My head won't work no more.
01:19:17 Louie, Louie, I'm running out of guys to call.
01:19:19 >> Lippy.
01:19:20 >> I can't find him.
01:19:21 >> I'll find him.
01:19:22 He's loaded.
01:19:23 >> I'm getting out of here.
01:19:24 >> Just a little longer.
01:19:25 I'll make a call.
01:19:27 Then I'll take you over to my place.
01:19:35 >> Ah.
01:19:36 Hey, where were we?
01:19:37 You betcha.
01:19:38 >> House checks to you.
01:19:40 >> Okay, I'll pay that.
01:19:41 >> Okay.
01:20:01 >> Coffee?
01:20:02 >> Good and black.
01:20:03 >> Hey, hey.
01:20:21 >> I can't raise another cent.
01:20:22 How's it going?
01:20:23 >> They're slugging us with their money.
01:20:25 Every pot almost.
01:20:26 They're raising and raising until we're forced out.
01:20:28 >> What day is it?
01:20:29 >> Can't you think of anybody we can tap for a few thousand?
01:20:32 >> What day is it?
01:20:33 Is it Monday yet?
01:20:35 >> Listen to me.
01:20:37 Are you listening to me?
01:20:38 >> Why, why?
01:20:39 >> Listen to me, I said.
01:20:41 The next big pot they try to force you out with a raise
01:20:43 and you gotta stay with them.
01:20:45 >> Sweep it, don't let me.
01:20:46 He keeps nudging me to fold.
01:20:47 >> That's because he ain't sure you'll win.
01:20:49 >> You can't be sure.
01:20:50 >> There's a way you can be sure, all right.
01:20:52 You can do anything you want with those cards.
01:20:54 >> Oh, that's only for fun.
01:20:55 I haven't got enough to do it for real.
01:20:57 >> You want to get out of here, don't you?
01:20:58 >> What?
01:20:59 >> You want to get to that tryout in good condition, don't you?
01:21:02 >> Well, then make sure.
01:21:03 You know what I mean.
01:21:05 >> Let's get on with the game.
01:21:06 Let's get on with the game.
01:21:07 I feel hot.
01:21:08 >> No.
01:21:09 >> Hey.
01:21:10 >> I got plenty of games.
01:21:11 >> You want to play again?
01:21:13 >> Yeah, man, we'll play one more.
01:21:15 >> Five more.
01:21:16 >> Okay, then.
01:21:17 >> Come on, son.
01:21:18 Get my number.
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01:21:41 >> I'm in.
01:21:42 >> I'm in.
01:21:46 >> Three, king, jack.
01:21:50 >> I think that's it.
01:21:52 >> Call.
01:21:54 >> I'm in.
01:21:55 >> Pair of threes, king, ten, jack, seven.
01:21:58 Pair of threes.
01:21:59 >> I put 200.
01:22:01 >> I call the two.
01:22:03 >> House bets two.
01:22:05 Coming up.
01:22:06 Pair of threes, pair of kings, pair of jacks.
01:22:10 >> I'm betting 500.
01:22:16 >> I'll see.
01:22:17 >> Call.
01:22:20 >> Coming up.
01:22:22 Three threes, kings, jacks, three threes.
01:22:27 >> Three little threes bet 500 bucks.
01:22:31 >> I'll see.
01:22:33 >> Call.
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