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00:00:47 - Hiya, Frank.
00:01:11 - Hello, Donovan.
00:01:12 - How's it going, boys?
00:01:13 - I see where the Metropolitan Opera House
00:01:15 is going to open their season with Pagliacci.
00:01:17 - Yeah?
00:01:18 That reminds me, I think I'll go
00:01:19 to a barbecue show tonight.
00:01:20 - How do you like this?
00:01:23 Mr. Brisbane says that the capitalistic depression spasm
00:01:26 is only a slight chill.
00:01:27 - He does, huh?
00:01:28 Those politicians, they're all alike.
00:01:31 They're all of them crooks.
00:01:32 - Here's a piece about social economy.
00:01:35 - Social economy?
00:01:36 I'm nuts to social economy.
00:01:38 What's on the sporting page?
00:01:39 Here, wrap your kisser around that.
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00:01:47 (car horn honking)
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00:02:11 - We've missed many a meal together, Frank.
00:02:19 You never miss another one.
00:02:23 Goodbye.
00:02:32 - Is that all you've got to do?
00:02:38 - That's all I can do for him.
00:02:40 But if I had nerve enough, I'd go with him.
00:02:43 - Looks as though he might be a pretty good pooch.
00:02:47 - Yeah.
00:02:48 - Maybe I can find a spot for him.
00:02:50 - You can?
00:02:52 - Sure.
00:02:53 - You mean that, officer?
00:02:54 Oh, you got a homeboy.
00:02:57 Maybe, maybe real bold.
00:03:01 Right here.
00:03:04 Here.
00:03:04 Goodbye, old pal.
00:03:14 - Hey, Joe, take care of the mousetrap for me, will you?
00:03:23 I'll go over to the joint on the car
00:03:24 and get him something to eat.
00:03:26 All right, one moment.
00:03:33 (door slams)
00:03:36 Hey, bud, give me a half a dollar's worth of bones.
00:03:38 - Oh, you're gonna eat 'em?
00:03:42 - There's an argument for prohibition, huh?
00:03:45 - Where can I get some worms?
00:03:47 - Worms, you want some worms?
00:03:48 - Worms are long, slimy things with no eyes,
00:03:52 no nose, and no expression.
00:03:55 And yet the fish are crazy about 'em.
00:03:57 - Look, you better lay off that varnish.
00:03:59 It'll have you jumping over matches.
00:04:01 - What a match?
00:04:02 I'll match the quarters.
00:04:04 - Come on, sit down, take it easy.
00:04:05 Put your puss in that.
00:04:06 - Ah, (laughs)
00:04:08 yes, oh, see, you're a policeman, aren't you?
00:04:12 - Why, do you wanna make something out of it?
00:04:14 - I'll tell you what I'll do.
00:04:16 I'll hide something and see if you can find it.
00:04:18 - Look, I'm gonna hide my foot in a minute.
00:04:22 - I don't wanna look for it.
00:04:24 - You won't have to look for it.
00:04:25 You'll know where it is.
00:04:27 - Here you are.
00:04:28 (Joe laughs)
00:04:29 - That's a lot of bones you're buying.
00:04:30 - Yeah, I got a little dog over here
00:04:32 in the precinct house.
00:04:33 I picked him up.
00:04:34 Looks to me like he hasn't eaten in about three days.
00:04:36 I wanna give him a little treat.
00:04:37 - You're new around here, ain't you?
00:04:38 - Brand new.
00:04:40 Hiya, Red.
00:04:41 Here's a half a buck.
00:04:42 - Yeah, I know what it is.
00:04:44 My name's not Red, and besides, I'm a blonde.
00:04:46 - Well, whatever you are, it's very beautiful hair.
00:04:48 Where did you get it?
00:04:48 - Oh, go take a walk and feed your dog.
00:04:50 - Oh, all right, baby.
00:04:51 I'll see you later.
00:04:52 - Yeah, lots later.
00:04:54 - So long, Bosco.
00:04:56 Give my regards to your wife.
00:04:57 - I'm not married.
00:05:00 - You're not married, huh?
00:05:01 What a lucky woman.
00:05:02 - Hey!
00:05:13 Who's gonna pay that check?
00:05:14 - Does it make any difference who pays for it?
00:05:17 - No.
00:05:18 - Well, then you pay it for it.
00:05:20 I'm gonna fish.
00:05:22 ♪ I'm gonna fish in the Isle of Lo ♪
00:05:25 ♪ Fish in the Isle of Lo ♪
00:05:27 ♪ I'm gonna fish in the Isle of Lo ♪
00:05:31 - Go on, it's good for you.
00:05:33 - Say, do you know Ed Shealy?
00:05:37 - What's his name?
00:05:39 - Who?
00:05:40 - Go on, scram, will you?
00:05:41 You're scaring the dog.
00:05:43 - Oh, oh, that's a nice dog.
00:05:46 - But he's a nice dog.
00:05:47 What about it?
00:05:48 - Has he got worms?
00:05:50 - Will you get out of here?
00:05:51 - Is he, what kind of a dog is he?
00:05:54 - Police dog.
00:05:56 - Is it yours?
00:05:58 - Certainly.
00:05:59 - That's no police dog.
00:06:02 That's a stool pigeon.
00:06:04 - Oh, you can't get away with that.
00:06:24 (glass shattering)
00:06:27 - Come on, come on.
00:06:31 (children shouting)
00:06:34 (glass shattering)
00:06:38 (whistle blowing)
00:06:40 - Oh, I'm very...
00:06:52 - Come here.
00:06:53 Who broke that window?
00:06:55 - He did.
00:06:56 - I did not.
00:06:57 - Hey, hey, hey, what's the matter with you?
00:06:58 Wait a minute.
00:06:59 Don't you know you're breaking the law?
00:07:00 I ought to hold you guys in for this.
00:07:02 What's your name?
00:07:02 - Jules.
00:07:03 - What's your name?
00:07:04 - Macy.
00:07:05 - Can you lick this guy?
00:07:06 - Sure.
00:07:07 - Are you sure about it?
00:07:07 - Sure.
00:07:08 - Well, then let me see you fighting.
00:07:09 (men chattering)
00:07:12 - What?
00:07:24 - Oh, one what?
00:07:25 - The Spanish-American War.
00:07:28 (man spitting)
00:07:34 (metal clanging)
00:07:37 - Hey, you, watch your step.
00:07:42 (metal clanging)
00:07:44 Let that be your last drop, Joe Morgan.
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00:07:52 - Hello, Al.
00:08:00 What are you doing down here?
00:08:01 - Captain sent me down to look this Duke Castaneda over.
00:08:03 He's on the boat.
00:08:04 - Yeah?
00:08:05 So he's a pretty tough guy, isn't he?
00:08:06 - Pretty bad hombre.
00:08:07 Shot his way out of three or four scrapes.
00:08:09 - What are you gonna do, run or make a pinch?
00:08:11 - But you can't pin anything on him.
00:08:13 But someday his foot'll slip.
00:08:14 - He's in again.
00:08:21 - Say, you're an officer, ain't you?
00:08:28 - Shandu, the magician.
00:08:30 - And you're a detective, ain't you?
00:08:31 - Sure I am.
00:08:33 - Well, listen.
00:08:34 A fish just stole my bait.
00:08:37 Now, what are you gonna do about it?
00:08:39 - What are we gonna do about what?
00:08:41 - I'm an American citizen, ain't I?
00:08:44 - Okay, American.
00:08:45 What do you want?
00:08:46 - I'm entitled to protection, ain't I?
00:08:47 - Sure you are.
00:08:49 - Well, a fish just stole my bait.
00:08:51 Now, what are you gonna do about it?
00:08:53 - Say, what's the matter with you?
00:08:54 Are you drunk?
00:08:56 - You ought to know.
00:08:57 You're a detective.
00:08:58 - Wise guy.
00:08:59 - Who, him?
00:09:00 - No, you.
00:09:01 Where do you get your liquor?
00:09:03 - You know a place, do you think?
00:09:05 - You do.
00:09:06 - Certainly I do,
00:09:07 but I thought you knew a better place.
00:09:09 - I don't drink.
00:09:10 - Yeah, well, I do.
00:09:12 - I know you do.
00:09:13 You drink like a fish.
00:09:15 - I drink like a fish.
00:09:16 I, that reminds me.
00:09:19 Listen, a fish just stole my bait.
00:09:21 Now, what are you gonna do about it?
00:09:23 - I'm gonna throw you in the hoo-ska
00:09:24 if you don't shut up.
00:09:25 - Oh, you're gonna do what?
00:09:28 You, you too.
00:09:29 Come on, come on, come on.
00:09:31 (dramatic music)
00:09:34 - Hey, hey, listen.
00:09:36 Hey, say look.
00:09:37 - Get a rope.
00:09:39 - Get something here.
00:09:40 Hurry up.
00:09:41 Get something.
00:09:42 - Come on.
00:09:43 - Ah, you.
00:09:44 - Hurry up.
00:09:45 - Get back.
00:09:46 Come on, get back.
00:09:46 - Come on.
00:09:47 - You wet ball, ain't you hot, wet?
00:09:50 - Give me that rope.
00:09:51 - Hey, get back.
00:09:52 Get back.
00:09:53 Come on, get back.
00:09:54 - Hold on, boys.
00:09:55 - Get back here.
00:09:55 - Hey, come on, give me that rope.
00:09:56 - Get him, get him.
00:09:57 - Give me that rope.
00:09:58 - Come on, get him.
00:09:59 - Come on.
00:10:00 - Hey, get him.
00:10:00 - Come on.
00:10:01 - Come on.
00:10:02 - Come on.
00:10:03 - Come on.
00:10:04 - Come on.
00:10:05 - Come on.
00:10:06 - Get him out of here, man.
00:10:06 - Come on.
00:10:07 - Come on.
00:10:08 - Come on.
00:10:09 - Come on.
00:10:10 - Come on.
00:10:11 - Come on.
00:10:11 - Come on.
00:10:12 - Come on.
00:10:13 - Come on.
00:10:14 - Come on.
00:10:15 - Come on.
00:10:16 - Goodbye, Mr. Castaneda.
00:10:18 - It has been a great pleasure.
00:10:19 - Goodbye, Mr. Castaneda.
00:10:20 - Goodbye, Charles Wilming.
00:10:21 - Goodbye.
00:10:22 - Goodbye.
00:10:23 - Grand trip.
00:10:23 I hope we'll meet you again.
00:10:24 - I hope so too.
00:10:25 - Goodbye.
00:10:26 - Goodbye.
00:10:27 - Goodbye.
00:10:28 - Goodbye.
00:10:29 - This way.
00:10:30 - There he is.
00:10:33 - He's off.
00:10:34 - Stay with him.
00:10:35 - Hey, you had a pretty narrow escape.
00:10:43 You know that, don't you?
00:10:44 - Say, what was the idea of pushing me overboard?
00:10:47 - What do you mean, push you overboard?
00:10:48 - I asked you, you helped him, so.
00:10:50 - What's the matter with you?
00:10:51 Are you crazy?
00:10:52 - No, I'm not crazy.
00:10:53 And another thing, when you pushed me off of the pier,
00:10:57 you both dived in and sat on me and tried to drown me.
00:11:01 (audience laughing)
00:11:02 And you're all witnesses.
00:11:04 Please give me the name, Mr. Wilming.
00:11:06 - Hey, we better feed him a full one.
00:11:08 - This is no right to treat a citizen.
00:11:10 I've been a fisherman all my life.
00:11:13 - You know, those crooks must have got away
00:11:22 while we were in the river.
00:11:24 - Certainly they did.
00:11:24 What'd you think they were gonna do,
00:11:25 hop in after us to keep us company?
00:11:27 - Well, even if they did get away,
00:11:28 you saved a fellow's life.
00:11:30 I just hope Chief Inspector John O'Brien hears about it.
00:11:32 It'll do you a lot of good.
00:11:33 - Mal Rooney's the guy that ought to hear about it.
00:11:35 Say, there's a great guy and a square shooter.
00:11:37 - I wouldn't be surprised if he got a medal.
00:11:39 - I don't want a medal.
00:11:40 I want a dry suit of underwear.
00:11:41 - What happened to you folks?
00:11:43 - We fell in the drink.
00:11:44 It's the first bath I ever had with my close friends.
00:11:46 - How?
00:11:48 - I fell in and he helped in to pull me out.
00:11:50 - I don't believe him.
00:11:50 I fell overboard and he helped me out.
00:11:52 - Well, gut's allowed.
00:11:53 It'll warm you up.
00:11:55 - Ah, boy, that hits the spot.
00:11:57 I'll be seeing you.
00:11:59 Hiya, Red.
00:12:01 Meet my friend Al.
00:12:02 - How do you do, Al?
00:12:03 Well, now that you've introduced me to Al,
00:12:05 why don't you get somebody to introduce me to you?
00:12:08 - You've got a sweet little disposition.
00:12:11 How would you like to go over to the park with me
00:12:12 and help me tramp down all the flowers?
00:12:15 - With feet like yours, you don't need me to help you.
00:12:18 - Let me know when you get a day off, will you?
00:12:19 I'll take you for a nice trip through the cemetery.
00:12:22 - Love to.
00:12:22 Let me know when you're making your last trip.
00:12:24 - All right, sweetheart, I'll be glad to do that for you.
00:12:27 Just charge the coffee to me, will you, baby?
00:12:29 - Fresh.
00:12:32 - Oh, the way to Ornish, isn't he?
00:12:37 Probably proud of himself and a bowl of chocolate.
00:12:39 (singing in foreign language)
00:12:43 Now, what are you doing back here?
00:12:48 - I want my change.
00:12:50 - What change?
00:12:51 - The change for my breakfast this morning.
00:12:54 I gave you the money.
00:12:55 - Now you get out of here, or I'll call the policemen.
00:12:58 - You'll call, oh, that reminds me.
00:13:00 I've just saved two policemen from drowning.
00:13:04 I'm a hero.
00:13:05 That's right.
00:13:08 Wait a minute.
00:13:11 What?
00:13:11 What?
00:13:13 What are you gonna do about it?
00:13:16 Oh, geez.
00:13:17 Oh, Eddie.
00:13:18 Oh, is that so?
00:13:20 Oh, come on, you're gonna do it again, you're gonna do it.
00:13:23 Come on, do it.
00:13:25 (mumbling)
00:13:27 (crashing)
00:13:31 - I'll touch out of it, Joe.
00:13:43 - Give me Beekman, three, eight, 500.
00:13:47 Hello, Mr. Bagnold?
00:13:50 This is Helen, can I talk with my sister?
00:13:53 Hello?
00:13:54 Hello, Helen.
00:13:56 Yes.
00:13:58 Yes, we're gonna be married this month.
00:14:00 I told Pop about it this morning, he was tickled to death.
00:14:03 I'll tell you more about it tonight.
00:14:06 Bye.
00:14:06 - Oh, Mr. Castaneda, we haven't seen you in a year.
00:14:17 - No, we've been traveling in South America.
00:14:19 - Well, your things are still safe.
00:14:21 - Always safe, that's our motto.
00:14:23 - How's business?
00:14:23 - Oh, splendid.
00:14:25 You'd be surprised how many people
00:14:26 have converted their securities into cash
00:14:29 and put all of their valuables in safety deposit box.
00:14:31 - Well, that's just what we're here for,
00:14:33 to add to our little nest egg.
00:14:35 - Oh, come right in.
00:14:36 - By the way, what was our number?
00:14:44 - Oh, Miss Riley, what's the number of the Castaneda box?
00:14:47 - 806.
00:14:52 - 806.
00:14:53 Well, Catherine, long time no see.
00:15:00 - I thought you were never coming back.
00:15:08 - You haven't forgotten me, have you?
00:15:11 - No.
00:15:15 Just a little remembrance.
00:15:44 - That is positively the last one.
00:15:46 I've gotta go back to work.
00:15:56 - You know, if you'll do what we want,
00:16:02 you will never have to work again.
00:16:04 - Oh, yeah?
00:16:05 - Just one more little brandy?
00:16:08 - No, thank you.
00:16:10 I'm going.
00:16:13 - Bye.
00:16:14 - Goodbye. - Bye.
00:16:15 - Are you gonna do what I asked you?
00:16:25 - Yeah, I'll do.
00:16:26 Why did you have to come back?
00:16:27 Just as I was beginning to forget you.
00:16:30 Just as I managed to get things straightened out.
00:16:33 - But you don't want to see me anymore.
00:16:36 - Oh, no, I didn't mean that.
00:16:38 - You want to see me again?
00:16:41 - No.
00:16:42 - I'll take you to dinner tonight.
00:17:00 - All right.
00:17:02 - What luck.
00:17:03 - She'll give me the numbers.
00:17:04 - Well, hadn't you better get them
00:17:05 before the brandy wears off?
00:17:06 - I guess you're right.
00:17:07 I'll drop in at the barbershop,
00:17:08 then call for her at the bank and take her to dinner.
00:17:11 See you back here about midnight.
00:17:13 - Good luck.
00:17:14 - Well, we're lucky to have a brother
00:17:19 who works so fast.
00:17:20 - Yeah, I know.
00:17:21 - I'll see you later.
00:17:22 - All right.
00:17:23 - Bye.
00:17:24 - Good luck.
00:17:25 - Well, we're lucky to have a brother
00:17:30 who works so fast with women.
00:17:32 - If it weren't for women, he wouldn't work at all.
00:17:34 But you're right.
00:17:36 He certainly polishes them off.
00:17:38 - Duke, you're going to take a little walk with us.
00:17:44 - Where to?
00:17:45 - Oh, just down to headquarters.
00:17:47 Come on.
00:17:48 - That'll be all today.
00:17:50 Get your coat and hat.
00:17:52 - Say, you haven't got anything on me.
00:17:54 - If you don't think so, you're crazy.
00:17:57 Come on.
00:17:58 - Well, can you beat that?
00:17:59 Who pays who and how?
00:18:01 - You're a credit to the force, Patrolman Dolan.
00:18:04 And for saving that man from drowning,
00:18:06 I'm going to recommend you a promotion.
00:18:08 Detective Dolan.
00:18:09 How does that sound to you?
00:18:10 - Jake, sir.
00:18:11 - Hmm.
00:18:12 And as for you, you,
00:18:14 what do you suppose you were sent to Pier 13 for?
00:18:17 To fish?
00:18:18 - The Duke wasn't on the boat.
00:18:19 - No?
00:18:20 Well, he was on that boat, and he got off that boat.
00:18:21 We know that.
00:18:22 - Well, he must have sneaked out the back door.
00:18:24 - The back door of a boat?
00:18:26 Say, listen.
00:18:27 The only thing that can save you
00:18:28 is for you to stick around here with Dolan.
00:18:30 Do what he does the way he does it,
00:18:31 and then maybe you'll learn something.
00:18:34 Oh, take him away.
00:18:38 - Jake, Captain.
00:18:39 - Jake, Captain.
00:18:40 - Well, I won't be needing this much longer.
00:18:46 Now I know I'm going to change that derby
00:18:48 I bought the other day.
00:18:51 (water running)
00:18:53 - Oh, hello.
00:18:54 - Oh, never mind the hello.
00:18:55 I came in to tell you this hat I bought is no good.
00:18:57 - I came in to tell you the hat's no good.
00:18:59 - What are you kicking about?
00:19:00 You only got one.
00:19:01 I got hundreds of them here,
00:19:02 and none of them are any good.
00:19:03 How do you think I feel about it?
00:19:05 - Yeah, how do you think he feels about it?
00:19:06 - Yeah, how do you think he,
00:19:07 you got me doing it now.
00:19:09 Come on, all kidding aside, I want another hat.
00:19:10 Have you got a nice one?
00:19:11 - Sure, I got all kinds of hats.
00:19:13 I got hard hats for hard heads,
00:19:15 round hats for round heads,
00:19:16 and soft hats for soft heads.
00:19:18 - Remember that if you ever want to buy a hat.
00:19:19 - Here you are.
00:19:20 A happy warrior.
00:19:22 There's a hat I sold to L. Smith.
00:19:23 There's a hat Smith wore when he ran for president.
00:19:25 - Yeah?
00:19:26 He might have worn the hat when he ran,
00:19:28 but he didn't win.
00:19:29 - I can't help it.
00:19:30 I couldn't run for him.
00:19:32 - It's a little small.
00:19:33 - Yes, it is.
00:19:34 It's a little small.
00:19:35 Here, try that.
00:19:36 - All right.
00:19:37 You know, I was disappointed.
00:19:38 I thought Smith was gonna win.
00:19:39 - Me too.
00:19:40 There's enough Smiths on the phone book to elect him.
00:19:42 - Yeah, that's better.
00:19:44 Much better.
00:19:45 - Too small.
00:19:46 - I want a black one anyway.
00:19:47 - Hey, that don't look bad.
00:19:49 Try this one.
00:19:50 You know, a Smith might have not made a bad president at that.
00:19:53 - Eh, you can't tell.
00:19:55 It took two Smiths to make a cough drop.
00:19:57 - Yeah, that ain't bad.
00:19:58 - Huh?
00:19:59 - It's all right.
00:20:00 I think I'll take this one.
00:20:01 - You'll take it.
00:20:02 - Okay.
00:20:03 Say, maybe I ought to put your initials in it
00:20:06 so nobody will steal it.
00:20:07 - Nobody will steal it?
00:20:08 What are you talking about?
00:20:09 I'm a detective.
00:20:10 - Nobody will steal it.
00:20:11 He's a detective.
00:20:12 - Uh-huh.
00:20:13 Here's a fine detective.
00:20:14 I sold him his own hat.
00:20:15 - I'm not a detective.
00:20:16 - I sold him his own hat.
00:20:17 - Oh, hello there.
00:20:21 Nice day.
00:20:22 - It was.
00:20:23 - Say, didn't I meet you somewhere once?
00:20:25 - I've been somewhere once.
00:20:26 - That's where I met you.
00:20:27 - Well, once was enough.
00:20:29 - Oh, excuse me, Miss Riley, meet Officer Dolan.
00:20:34 - What do you mean, Officer?
00:20:35 I'm a detective.
00:20:36 - Yeah.
00:20:37 You can tell by your feet.
00:20:39 - Oh, fresh, huh?
00:20:40 Fresh, huh?
00:20:42 - Hey, I just want to remind you of the wedding tomorrow night.
00:20:45 - Oh, there's going to be a wedding tomorrow night, huh?
00:20:47 - There's going to be a wedding tomorrow night.
00:20:49 - Don't forget now, there's a wedding tomorrow night.
00:20:52 - I do.
00:20:59 - With this ring, I thee wed.
00:21:02 - With this ring, I thee wed.
00:21:07 - For as much as you have thus consented together in holy wedlock,
00:21:11 I now pronounce you man and wife.
00:21:14 And may the devil take the first one that goes between you.
00:21:17 - Yes, just a minute.
00:21:19 - Just a minute.
00:21:22 - There you are.
00:21:24 - Come on.
00:21:31 Who'd like a drink, huh?
00:21:33 Come on.
00:21:34 - Thank you.
00:21:35 - That's good beer.
00:21:56 - That's good beer.
00:21:58 - How did that paladin...
00:22:08 How did that paladin...
00:22:10 Paladin!
00:22:13 - That up, boy, all the way down.
00:22:15 - Where's the sea lion?
00:22:17 - Whoo!
00:22:18 - Up there, mister.
00:22:19 - How do you do?
00:22:20 - Hey, Mike!
00:22:22 Mike!
00:22:23 - Hey, the sea lion's here.
00:22:25 - Hey, Mike, come over here.
00:22:27 - Hello, Joe. How are things going out here?
00:22:29 - Okay.
00:22:30 - How's the salon?
00:22:31 - How's things on the inside?
00:22:32 - Oh, no fights yet.
00:22:34 That tugboat captain that Pop invited is in there eating like a sea lion.
00:22:37 - The baby face is coming up.
00:22:41 - Yes, Lord.
00:22:42 - Well, baby face, who invited you to this wedding?
00:22:48 - Oh, I just happened to be in the neighborhood
00:22:50 and thought I'd like to congratulate the bride.
00:22:52 - Well, make it short.
00:22:55 - Hello, Kate.
00:22:56 - I see they got that strong-armed brother of yours after all.
00:23:02 - You don't think they can keep him locked up for long, do you?
00:23:05 - Well, as far as I'm concerned, they can keep him locked up for life.
00:23:08 - Now, is that a nice thing for your sister to say about my brother?
00:23:12 Congratulations.
00:23:17 [music]
00:23:19 - Well, here's to the bride.
00:23:31 So you waited until they locked my brother up and then ran out on him, eh?
00:23:40 - Oh, no. No, I...
00:23:41 - Well, let me tell you something.
00:23:43 You'll be out in a week.
00:23:46 You're still working in the same place?
00:23:48 - What if I am?
00:23:51 - Oh, so you are, eh?
00:23:53 Well, I can square it with the joke if you'll give him that list of numbers he wants.
00:23:57 - Oh, no.
00:23:58 Please.
00:23:59 Please.
00:24:01 Please.
00:24:02 - So you're still crazy about the big boy?
00:24:18 - No.
00:24:20 No.
00:24:21 - Well, he's still mad about you. You know that, don't you?
00:24:29 He can talk with nobody else each time I see him.
00:24:31 - Oh, don't remind me.
00:24:32 Don't.
00:24:33 - Well, let me tell you something.
00:24:35 - And let me tell you something.
00:24:37 Kate's through with the Duke for good, see?
00:24:39 And we're through with you, so get out.
00:24:42 - So you're through with us, eh?
00:24:49 We'll wait and see.
00:24:53 - I knew his coming here was bad news.
00:24:59 Who put all those hats on the bed?
00:25:01 I told him it was bad luck.
00:25:03 - What do you want around here?
00:25:12 - Nothing.
00:25:13 - Well, it better be nothing.
00:25:16 Doesn't he know you're married?
00:25:17 - Sure.
00:25:18 - Just came to wish me good luck?
00:25:20 - Well, the best piece of luck you ever had was the day I got rid of his brother.
00:25:24 - I knew it.
00:25:27 He's out of my life for good.
00:25:29 - Shake on that.
00:25:30 - I mean it.
00:25:32 - On the level?
00:25:34 - Yeah.
00:25:35 - Now, that's the way to talk.
00:25:37 Now, come on, snap into it.
00:25:39 Remember, this is your wedding.
00:25:41 ♪ Jigalo ♪
00:25:43 ♪ Though your feet are dancing still ♪
00:25:46 ♪ I know that your lonely heart is aching ♪
00:25:50 ♪ So keep smiling, my poor Jigalo ♪
00:25:54 - What's a Jigalo?
00:25:55 - A Jigalo's a fella that takes money for dancing with women.
00:25:58 - Huh?
00:26:00 Not in my house he don't.
00:26:01 Come on.
00:26:02 Out in the wind, the human soul.
00:26:04 - Oh, poor old Jigalo.
00:26:06 - Here comes the cops.
00:26:14 - Well, that's all.
00:26:16 - Oh, yeah.
00:26:17 - What kind of a joint is this?
00:26:30 What's going on here, anyway?
00:26:31 - Yeah, what's going on here?
00:26:33 - Who are you?
00:26:34 - Oh, we're just celebrating my daughter's wedding, that's all.
00:26:41 - Oh, just celebrate...
00:26:42 - Oh, just celebrate...
00:26:43 - Oh, so you're getting married, huh?
00:26:49 Well, cut out the noise, all of you.
00:26:52 - Yeah, cut out the noise, all of you.
00:26:53 It's not me daughter Helen's getting married, it's me other daughter, Kate.
00:26:56 - Oh, it's Kate that's getting...
00:26:57 Oh, you're not getting married, huh?
00:26:59 Oh, I thought you were getting...
00:27:01 - Who said you were making any noise?
00:27:03 - Yeah, who said you were making any noise?
00:27:04 - Yeah, who said we were making any noise?
00:27:06 - My name's Danny Dolan, what's yours?
00:27:09 - Pat Riley.
00:27:10 - Pat Riley.
00:27:11 That's the best handshake I've had for years.
00:27:14 He's no crooner.
00:27:16 - Hey, hey, what's that?
00:27:18 Yeah, what's that?
00:27:19 - That's Eddie, me new son-in-law.
00:27:22 Oh, he's all right.
00:27:23 Eddie, Eddie, come on, smile for the man now.
00:27:26 Oh, come on, a big one.
00:27:27 There you are.
00:27:28 You see, he's just a young horse, you can tell his age from his teeth.
00:27:31 Come on, have a drink, huh?
00:27:34 - No, no, no, never drink while I'm on duty.
00:27:35 - No, never drink while I'm on duty.
00:27:36 - Never drink when...
00:27:37 What's this, a brother act or something?
00:27:40 Come on, have a drink.
00:27:41 - No, no, no, we gotta get back on the job.
00:27:43 - No, we gotta get back to work.
00:27:44 - So long, Eddie, old boy, so long.
00:27:45 Good luck to you, good luck to the bride.
00:27:47 And you know what I think about you.
00:27:50 - You know what he thinks about you.
00:27:52 - Say, Sherlock, just what do you think of me?
00:28:03 - I think you're a pretty fresh beesock.
00:28:08 - Pretty fresh beesock.
00:28:09 - Wait downstairs.
00:28:11 - Downstairs.
00:28:12 - Downstairs.
00:28:13 - And what's more, you got a lot to learn.
00:28:14 - A lot to learn.
00:28:15 - What are you trying to do, kid me?
00:28:16 - Good old Sherlock, you catch right on, don't you?
00:28:19 - What was that?
00:28:28 - Bridegroom must have dropped his teeth.
00:28:30 - You know, you ain't such a bad kid after all.
00:28:35 (children laughing)
00:28:37 - Say, you want any of those palookas thrown out?
00:28:42 - No, they'll all be passing out pretty soon.
00:28:45 - Well, any time you want a favor done, just sing out.
00:28:47 - You can do me one right now.
00:28:49 - What?
00:28:52 - Put that derby on straight.
00:28:53 - Jake.
00:29:03 - Hey, beesock.
00:29:04 You want to do a favor for me?
00:29:06 - What is it?
00:29:07 - Park that water gun.
00:29:09 - Jake.
00:29:13 - Hey, Danny, that was a funny wedding we blew in on
00:29:24 the other night, wasn't it?
00:29:25 - Yeah.
00:29:26 - Remember the guy with the big teeth that got married?
00:29:28 - Yeah.
00:29:29 - I heard that he fainted three times
00:29:30 just before the ceremony.
00:29:31 - He did?
00:29:32 - Yeah, but it didn't help many.
00:29:33 They went right out with it anyway.
00:29:34 - Calling car 487.
00:29:37 Calling car 487.
00:29:40 Investigate a disturbance at Ed's Chowder House
00:29:44 opposite Pier 13.
00:29:46 A drunken man.
00:29:47 - Ed's Chowder House.
00:29:49 That's where that blond beesock of mine works.
00:29:52 Give it a gas.
00:29:53 - Calling car 487.
00:29:55 Calling car 487.
00:29:57 - Proprietor.
00:30:00 This drunken man struck me with a fish,
00:30:03 and I want him arrested.
00:30:04 - You'll have to tell it to the cops.
00:30:06 They're on their way over here now.
00:30:08 - Tell it to Sweeney.
00:30:09 - I don't think my friend knows Mr. Sweeney.
00:30:13 - Well, then I'll introduce him.
00:30:16 - Proprietor, I insist on this man being arrested.
00:30:26 He again struck me with a blunter.
00:30:28 - You're wrong, Ashley.
00:30:30 It's a salmon.
00:30:31 - I know what it is.
00:30:33 It's a blunter.
00:30:34 - I don't like to be contrary,
00:30:36 but you were struck with a salmon.
00:30:39 - What's the use of wrangling?
00:30:41 I know the difference between a blunter and a salmon.
00:30:45 - You're both wrong.
00:30:47 It's an halibut, a halibut.
00:30:49 See that?
00:30:50 - Pardon me, old boy.
00:30:52 You made an error.
00:30:54 It's not a halibut.
00:30:56 It's a striped bass.
00:30:58 - Call me that again.
00:31:00 Call me that again.
00:31:01 - Wait a minute.
00:31:02 What's going on here?
00:31:03 - Oh, you're the guy that pushed me over the pier, ain't you?
00:31:08 What are you gonna do about it?
00:31:10 - Hiya, Red.
00:31:13 What's going on here?
00:31:14 What's the trouble?
00:31:15 - Oh, just a little argument.
00:31:16 - Argument?
00:31:17 I was struck in the mouth with a blunter.
00:31:20 You call that an argument?
00:31:21 - You're quite right, Ashley, old boy.
00:31:24 It's more than an argument.
00:31:26 - Who's looking for an argument?
00:31:28 - Take it easy, take it easy, take it easy, you.
00:31:31 Come on, come on now.
00:31:32 Who slapped who and with what and how?
00:31:34 - Oh, it seems these two Spaniards were quarreling.
00:31:36 - Don't call me a Spaniard.
00:31:38 I understand that.
00:31:39 Please.
00:31:40 - You're not shut up, old.
00:31:42 - Sir, you're a junkie, yes?
00:31:48 - Yes.
00:31:49 - Come on, Archibald.
00:31:59 - You had no right to slap this gentleman in the mouth.
00:32:02 - Who struck me in the mouth?
00:32:04 - Oh, you struck him in the mouth.
00:32:06 - All right, all right, all right.
00:32:07 - Go on over there and sit down.
00:32:09 Come on, now, cut out the comedy.
00:32:10 Who slapped who and with what?
00:32:12 - This gentleman got it.
00:32:14 - Right here.
00:32:15 - Ah, now we've got it.
00:32:17 He was struck in the mouth with a salmon.
00:32:20 - I tell you, it was a bloater.
00:32:23 - It was not a bloater, it was a salmon.
00:32:26 - All right, all right, Charlie.
00:32:27 Take it easy, take it easy.
00:32:28 - How about it, Frank?
00:32:29 What happened, do you know?
00:32:31 - I was sitting here with my beak in a bowl of chowder
00:32:33 and this stew comes in with a big shad in his mitt.
00:32:36 This Chinaman here said, "Waiter, where's my fish?"
00:32:39 And the stew bum says, "Here it is,"
00:32:41 and wrapped it around his puss.
00:32:42 - Sir, I am no Chinaman.
00:32:44 - And furthermore, it was not a shad.
00:32:48 - What difference does it make
00:32:50 whether it was a shad or a swordfish?
00:32:53 - Ah, my boy, a vast difference.
00:32:56 Had it been a swordfish, you would have been dead.
00:33:01 - I want to be paid for my fish.
00:33:03 I shan't pay for it.
00:33:05 - Well, I won't pay for it either.
00:33:07 - And I positively refuse to pay for it.
00:33:10 - I'll pay for it.
00:33:12 - You'll bet you'll pay for it, Charlie.
00:33:14 Come on with me.
00:33:15 Come on, come on.
00:33:16 - Well, it's all yours.
00:33:18 - Come on, come on.
00:33:19 Come with us.
00:33:21 - I'll be back.
00:33:23 - Yeah, in 30 days.
00:33:25 - Now listen to me, cock robbin'.
00:33:31 - Oh, did you kill cock robbin'?
00:33:34 - No, no, no.
00:33:36 But I'm gonna kill you, you cute little devil, you.
00:33:40 - Never touch me.
00:33:43 - Come back here, Oswald,
00:33:52 and I'll plant this number nine right up in...
00:33:55 - I'm gonna date that dame up tomorrow night, Al.
00:34:06 - You better watch out.
00:34:07 Her old man's a tugboat captain.
00:34:08 He'll wrap a funnel around your neck.
00:34:10 - If I can date her up,
00:34:11 he can wrap the whole tug around my neck.
00:34:14 - Hey, over there.
00:34:36 - Big Ben 3-849-6.
00:34:39 Oh, Kate?
00:34:42 I see your boyfriend was sent up the river.
00:34:45 - Yeah, I did hear about it.
00:34:49 Yeah.
00:34:50 - Who's that?
00:34:51 - It's Helen.
00:34:53 I can't talk to you now.
00:34:56 Eddie's getting ready to leave.
00:34:58 I'll call you back later.
00:35:02 - Are you sure you got everything, Eddie?
00:35:04 - All my pajamas.
00:35:07 - Oh, I knew you'd forget something.
00:35:10 - Well, Dad, anything I can bring you back from Cuba?
00:35:15 Bottle of three-star brandy.
00:35:26 - Oh, thank you.
00:35:28 - And a bottle of whiskey.
00:35:30 - A bottle of three-star brandy, huh?
00:35:32 These days, you're lucky if you can get two stars.
00:35:35 I almost forgot.
00:35:36 You got a letter here from the War Department.
00:35:38 I'll read it to you.
00:35:40 "Sergeant John Collins, sir.
00:35:43 "Dr. Thomas Reagan reports a general paralytic condition
00:35:47 "which fortunately does not affect your sight or hearing.
00:35:51 "Proper treatment, which the government will provide,
00:35:54 "will prevent the condition from spreading,
00:35:56 "but complete cure is considered extremely doubtful.
00:36:00 "The Veterans Administration Bureau of Pensions
00:36:03 "will continue to send your pension indefinitely.
00:36:06 "D.W. Morgan, Director."
00:36:08 - Oh, don't let that worry you, Dad.
00:36:11 I'll get you a real good doctor,
00:36:13 and in three months, he'll have you talking like a washwoman.
00:36:16 What do you say, old-timer?
00:36:18 - Well, honey, I'll be writing to you.
00:36:24 - That's better. And, Eddie, no drinky-drinky.
00:36:27 - I promise.
00:36:29 So long, Dad.
00:36:34 - Oh, Eddie, everything's gonna be all right now.
00:36:41 - Why, what do you mean?
00:36:42 Everything has been all right, hasn't it?
00:36:44 - Of course. But it's gonna be even better.
00:36:47 - Ah, sure.
00:36:49 Well, so long, honey.
00:36:51 - Goodbye, Eddie.
00:36:54 - Yes, sir, folks, this is the fire-famed Nightingale 16-tube radio.
00:36:57 Now, I'm not gonna tell you anything about this radio,
00:36:59 because this radio speaks for itself.
00:37:00 But think of it. There are 16 tubes.
00:37:02 Now, each tube means more power.
00:37:03 More power means more stations.
00:37:04 More stations mean more fun, and more fun for the Rileys.
00:37:07 Now, can the Rileys afford not to have fun?
00:37:09 Can the Rileys afford not to have fun?
00:37:10 Yes, you're right. No.
00:37:11 Another thing, you don't need any grounds, you don't need any aerial.
00:37:14 All you need's a pair of ears and the price to pay for it.
00:37:16 You get the long waves, you get the short waves.
00:37:18 And then you hear about the finger waves, the permanent waves.
00:37:20 You can get Japan, China, Australia, India, Alaska.
00:37:22 If you get Alaska, you'll get chilly.
00:37:23 If you get chilly, turn back to Africa, you'll get warm again.
00:37:25 It brings the world to you, your mother, your stepmother, your stepfather.
00:37:28 In fact, anyone that lives in the same house with you.
00:37:30 I tell you, folks, that the Nightingale radios are to American homes what fleas are to a dog.
00:37:35 They're absolutely no good without them.
00:37:37 - Amen. - Yeah.
00:37:38 Here's my card in case of any trouble.
00:37:39 There won't be any trouble, so you don't need the card.
00:37:41 Well, folks, I'm going along. I'll be seeing you again.
00:37:43 - Not if I hear you first. - Ha-ha!
00:37:46 - Gee, it's a dandy, Pop. - So is the talking machine that sold it to you.
00:37:50 - Oh, Pop, put on your coat. - For what?
00:37:52 - Danny Dolan's coming. - Who?
00:37:55 Danny Dolan. You remember?
00:37:57 The detective that was here the night of Kate's wedding.
00:37:59 - Wanted us to cut out the noise. - What noise?
00:38:01 - What noise? - Oh, that fellow.
00:38:03 Oh, the fellow with the handshake.
00:38:05 Speaking of coppers, I hear flat feet.
00:38:07 Hurry up, Pop. Put on your coat. Come on.
00:38:09 Come on.
00:38:11 ( music playing )
00:38:15 ( music playing )
00:38:18 ( knocking )
00:38:44 ( knocking )
00:38:46 - Oh, it's you. - Yeah, it's me.
00:38:50 - Oh, thank you. - Oh, that's all right. I want it.
00:38:54 Oh, hello there, Mr. Riley. How are you?
00:39:02 Many a time worse, but never better.
00:39:04 Ha-ha! Welcome to me house, lad.
00:39:06 - Come on, sit down. Enjoy yourself. - Thanks, thanks.
00:39:08 - Hey, I'd try that. - Thanks.
00:39:10 - That's okay. I want it. - Oh.
00:39:12 - Where's your hat, Pop? - What do you want with my hat?
00:39:15 - I thought you were going out. - Out? No.
00:39:18 Oh, yes. Yes, I was just going over to see your sister, Kate.
00:39:24 Well, so long.
00:39:26 So long, Mr. Riley.
00:39:28 Here's one for you, Dan.
00:39:32 The first time Pat ever saw a train, it was dashing into a tunnel about 60 miles an hour.
00:39:36 And he looked after it and said, "Oh, if that thing ever missed that hole."
00:39:40 Ha-ha!
00:39:42 The old man's feeling good, huh?
00:39:46 Here, I'll take that.
00:39:48 Are you afraid someone's gonna steal it?
00:39:50 I'll check it. Give it to me.
00:39:52 Here, don't break that. No kidding.
00:39:54 All right, I'll trust you with that.
00:39:56 Well, how do I look?
00:40:04 Jake.
00:40:09 Jake.
00:40:11 - Want another beer? - Thanks.
00:40:36 All right.
00:40:39 Why didn't you send for your trunk?
00:40:41 I did.
00:40:43 Well, it looks like I've won myself a home.
00:40:49 I won't do it. I won't.
00:41:04 I won't do it.
00:41:06 I won't do it. I won't.
00:41:08 Oh, yes, you will.
00:41:14 You're gonna do it sooner or later anyhow.
00:41:16 I won't. I tell you, I won't.
00:41:18 - Are you gonna give me those numbers? - No.
00:41:28 - Are you gonna give them to me? - No.
00:41:30 - Are you gonna give them to me? - No, you're hurting me.
00:41:32 - Are you gonna give them to me? - No.
00:41:34 No thanks, McGinley.
00:41:36 I'm on the water wagon. I'm going up to see my daughter Kate.
00:41:39 - Hello, Pop. - Hello, Kate.
00:41:54 How are you? Is this our job?
00:41:56 Yes.
00:41:58 Well, I'll see you Saturday night at the policeman's ball.
00:42:19 - Oh, Danny, do me a favor. - What?
00:42:24 Put that derby on straight.
00:42:26 If you wear it like that, people will really think you're tough.
00:42:29 That's me. From now on, hard-boiled.
00:42:32 - Not with me. - Yes, sir.
00:42:34 With you and with everybody.
00:42:36 Kind of glad I sent for that trunk now, ain't you?
00:42:47 Huh?
00:42:51 I saw a swell picture last night.
00:42:54 The name of it was the... the strange something or other.
00:42:57 - Strange inner tube or something. - Oh, I know. I saw that.
00:43:00 That's the one where the actors say one thing...
00:43:02 and then a minute later say out loud what they really think.
00:43:05 Yeah.
00:43:07 You know, you remind me an awful lot of the leading lady.
00:43:10 Good-looking and a swell figure.
00:43:12 That ought to hold you for a while, Minnie.
00:43:15 Hey, come to think of it, you remind me of the leading man.
00:43:18 So big and strong.
00:43:21 Probably won't be able to get into that derby now.
00:43:24 You want to squawk your old man and put up with him...
00:43:27 if he come in and found us like this, huh?
00:43:29 If he does, it's every man for himself.
00:43:32 Well, there wouldn't be anything to squawk about.
00:43:34 Not much.
00:43:36 If he walked in here and saw me like this...
00:43:38 they'd have to put you under ether to extract his foot.
00:43:40 That's all.
00:43:42 You know, I like your old man. That old guy's got a great sense of humor.
00:43:45 His jokes are simply marvelous.
00:43:47 The old man's all right.
00:43:49 But how those jokes of his smell.
00:43:51 I bet with an old man like that, you can't fool around like most girls do, can you?
00:43:55 Hmm? I bet you don't even take a drink, do you?
00:43:58 Only when I have a cold.
00:44:00 Hope he didn't get a whiff of my breath at Kate's wedding.
00:44:03 Yeah.
00:44:05 I bet you've never been kissed either, have you?
00:44:07 Course not.
00:44:09 Hope he didn't hear about the fireman's picnic.
00:44:14 You know, I feel as though I've known you a long, long time.
00:44:18 I think I'd better slip this damn little kiss before the old man gets here.
00:44:22 Oh, he kissed me.
00:44:28 I'm so thrilled.
00:44:30 But I'll pretend I'm mad.
00:44:32 How dare you?
00:44:34 Oh, is that the way you feel about it?
00:44:36 Yes, that's the way I feel about it.
00:44:38 Oh, all right, all right. I'll be so...
00:44:40 What if I had a big slug of gin I could warm this day off?
00:44:44 Say, don't that light kind of bother your eyes?
00:44:48 No.
00:44:49 It don't?
00:44:51 Funny, it bothers mine a little bit.
00:44:53 My eyes are all right, but the fellow's got a better chance in the dark.
00:44:57 What are you thinking about?
00:45:02 Oh, nothing.
00:45:04 What I'm really thinking of is,
00:45:06 is this guy the marrying kind or is he just on the make?
00:45:10 What are you so quiet about?
00:45:12 Oh, nothing.
00:45:14 Well, this damn didn't make much of a squawk about that kiss.
00:45:17 I think I'll put out the lights and give her the works.
00:45:20 Hey!
00:45:35 What's going on around here?
00:45:37 All right, checkers.
00:45:39 What do you mean, checkers?
00:45:41 Every time I make a move, you jump me.
00:45:43 Hey, do you think I was trying to get fresh with you?
00:45:46 Not much.
00:45:47 Oh, all right.
00:45:49 That's the way you feel about it?
00:45:51 Good night.
00:45:53 Hey, you better get somebody else to go to that policeman's ball with you.
00:45:59 And if you don't think I can, you're crazy.
00:46:02 Jake.
00:46:05 Jake to you, you big flat-footed beezock!
00:46:09 (knocking)
00:46:12 (footsteps approaching)
00:46:14 (doorbell buzzing)
00:46:40 (doorbell buzzing)
00:46:42 Yes?
00:46:45 Yes, sir. Right away.
00:46:47 Hey, Duke, the warrant wants to go to Troy right away.
00:46:51 Just tightening up the pipe, folks.
00:46:54 (pipes creaking)
00:46:57 (pipes creaking)
00:47:00 (pipes creaking)
00:47:02 (pipes creaking)
00:47:29 (pipes creaking)
00:47:31 Look out down there. I'm going out.
00:47:54 Okay! Bridge show's going with you.
00:47:56 (engine starts)
00:47:58 There you are, boy.
00:48:24 Stand up, baby. Stand up.
00:48:27 You're gonna go after that ham, don't you? Huh?
00:48:29 You're gonna go after that, don't you, poocher?
00:48:31 Poocher, old boy.
00:48:33 All right, go on now.
00:48:35 (doorbell buzzing)
00:48:46 (whistles)
00:48:51 Hello, Ginger. Think I'd forgotten you?
00:48:54 Look out. Don't bite that dog.
00:48:58 Hey.
00:49:06 Oh, hello.
00:49:09 What are you doing down here?
00:49:11 Just came down to get a little fresh air.
00:49:13 Well, you won't get it standing over the garbage can, I'll tell you that.
00:49:16 Come on over here.
00:49:19 (doorbell buzzing)
00:49:21 Well, what are you doing here?
00:49:26 Thought you were going to the policeman's ball.
00:49:29 My feet are too flat. I can't dance.
00:49:32 Well, mine are okay.
00:49:34 I'm on my way.
00:49:36 Oh, come on. Stick around a little while, will you?
00:49:39 Well, I can for a little while, but not long.
00:49:42 I got a date. With who?
00:49:44 Oh, a fella. You wouldn't know him.
00:49:48 Helen, I'm awful sorry about the other night.
00:49:51 -Are you? -Yeah.
00:49:53 But a guy don't know what to do anymore nowadays. No kidding.
00:49:56 If he don't neck a girl, she thinks he's too slow.
00:49:59 And if he does neck her, she thinks he's fresh.
00:50:02 Hmm. Girl don't know how to treat a fella, either.
00:50:06 If she lets him maul her, he thinks she's no good.
00:50:10 If she doesn't, he thinks she's old-fashioned.
00:50:13 Oh, no, no. You're wrong about that.
00:50:15 Helen's the kind of girl that every guy wants.
00:50:17 That is, I mean, you know, if he thinks anything of her.
00:50:20 -Is it, Danny? -Why, certainly.
00:50:22 Say, do you realize that I never knew how much I liked you
00:50:24 until the other night when you gave me the air?
00:50:26 I guess it's the same with girls.
00:50:28 They never fall hard till they're dropped.
00:50:31 No kidding. Is that the way you feel about her?
00:50:33 Uh-huh. How about you?
00:50:35 Jake.
00:50:37 -Now, that's the way to kiss. -Yeah, I'm acting like a gentleman.
00:50:42 Yeah, acting.
00:50:45 Hey, will you quit running around like that? You got me dizzy.
00:50:48 I don't mind it.
00:50:50 Oh, well, you wouldn't. You've spent half your life on America, Rowan.
00:50:53 Let's go up to Kate's.
00:50:55 Will the guy with the teeth be there?
00:50:57 -Why don't we go over to your house? -The old man's there.
00:51:00 Oh, I guess maybe we better go to Kate's.
00:51:03 -How about your date? -Oh, I just said that.
00:51:06 Oh, I see. Trying to make me jealous, huh?
00:51:08 No, as a matter of fact, I am stepping out with a fella.
00:51:11 -Let's ho. -You.
00:51:14 All right, let's step.
00:51:17 -Danny. -Huh?
00:51:22 -Do me a favor. -Sure, what?
00:51:24 Put your hat on straight.
00:51:26 Jake.
00:51:31 Jake.
00:51:33 News of the air.
00:51:46 This program comes to you every night through the courtesy of the Zamp Tat Company.
00:51:50 A daring escape from the state prison was made today by that notorious criminal Duke Castaneda.
00:51:56 The car in which he escaped was found on a lonely road above Scarsdale.
00:52:00 The driver of the car was discovered fatally wounded beside it.
00:52:03 A posse of 35 men so far have failed to locate the fugitive.
00:52:07 Who, from last reports, is heading toward New York City?
00:52:10 All police have been notified.
00:52:12 A description follows.
00:52:14 Six feet tall, weight 190 pounds, complexion dark.
00:52:18 He was carrying a gun.
00:52:20 Anybody seeing this criminal, notify the police immediately.
00:52:24 (crickets chirping)
00:52:27 -Oh, hello, Helen. -Oh, Kay.
00:52:37 Hello, hello, how are you?
00:52:39 Oh, oh.
00:52:41 -Hey, what's all the noise? -What noise?
00:52:44 Oh, the wedding.
00:52:46 We brought the dog over for the Sarge.
00:52:48 Hey, hey, come here.
00:52:52 Hiya, Sarge. I've heard a lot about you.
00:52:55 -Gingers for you, Sarge. -Yeah.
00:52:57 He can do tricks in the house.
00:53:00 I said tricks. Watch him, watch him, watch him.
00:53:03 Come on, sit up. Sit up.
00:53:05 Sit up.
00:53:06 Now tell the Sarge you're glad to have a home.
00:53:08 (barking)
00:53:10 There you are. How's that?
00:53:11 Come on, now roll over. Roll over.
00:53:13 Go on, show him how you get rid of fleas.
00:53:16 There you are, right on your carpet, Sarge.
00:53:19 Now go on over there and tell the Sarge you love him. Go on.
00:53:21 Show him how you love him. Go on.
00:53:24 There you are. Cute, huh?
00:53:26 Well, looks like the pooch has got a home.
00:53:31 I've got one, too.
00:53:32 -Want to see me to it? -Sure, sure.
00:53:34 -Good night, Sarge. -Good night, Sarge.
00:53:36 Glad to have seen you. See you again, huh?
00:53:38 Now you stay here. Stay here. Come on, come on.
00:53:40 Come on, stay there.
00:53:42 Good night, Kate. Good night, Helen.
00:53:44 Don't forget to feed him, you know.
00:53:45 You've got to give him something to eat once in a while or he won't stay.
00:53:47 All right, I will. Good night.
00:53:51 Hey, lend me a kiss till tomorrow, will you?
00:53:54 That's one you owe me.
00:53:58 Now we're even. Come on.
00:54:01 Hello?
00:54:15 Who?
00:54:20 And this Costanaga is still at large.
00:54:23 Not a trace of him.
00:54:25 We know he had a girl down on the Lower East Side.
00:54:28 It's up to you to find her.
00:54:29 Any description of her, Captain?
00:54:31 Oh, yes. A perfect description.
00:54:33 I believe she had a couple of feet and wore a hat.
00:54:35 -Well, I was just asking. -Yeah, and I was just telling you.
00:54:39 I'm promising promotion and the papers are offering $10,000
00:54:43 to the man who gets the new Costanaga.
00:54:46 I want results.
00:54:48 Go on and get him, dead or alive.
00:54:50 Yes, sir.
00:54:51 Oh, Captain, can I touch you for 10?
00:54:57 You cannot.
00:54:58 I can't, not.
00:55:00 I can't, not.
00:55:01 (FOOTSTEPS)
00:55:02 (DOOR CLOSES)
00:55:04 (FOOTSTEPS)
00:55:05 (DOOR CLOSES)
00:55:32 You'll be safe here.
00:55:34 I knew you wouldn't fail me.
00:55:57 I didn't want to help you.
00:56:02 But I had to.
00:56:03 Hey, you, you're under arrest.
00:56:08 -What for? -For resisting an officer.
00:56:15 -What do you mean? -You refused to marry me, didn't you?
00:56:18 Oh, gee, you gave me heart failure.
00:56:21 Come on, give me a cup of coffee, will you?
00:56:23 I'm doing you a favor, you know.
00:56:30 We're closing up.
00:56:31 I'm doing you a favor by drinking this stuff.
00:56:35 You know that I'm foamy, I'm nuts, I'm loony, I'm crazy, I'm insane.
00:56:39 There's something the matter with me, I'm in love, I must be in love.
00:56:42 Do you think a guy would drink 22 cups of coffee a day if there wasn't something the matter with him?
00:56:45 You better cut it out, doesn't it keep you up nights?
00:56:47 Certainly it keeps me up nights.
00:56:49 Will you marry me so I can get some sleep?
00:56:51 Maybe you're not as much in love as you think you are.
00:56:55 Maybe I'm... Come on, will you quit playing with yourself and talk to me?
00:56:58 I'm more in love with you than I think I am.
00:57:00 I got a pain in my heart right now.
00:57:02 It's probably indigestion.
00:57:04 Well, if it is, this stuff I'm drinking won't help it any.
00:57:06 Oh, come on, will you?
00:57:09 Come on, be a good pal and marry me, will you?
00:57:12 Marriage is a serious business.
00:57:14 I know it's a serious business. Listen, listen, I get 300 bucks a month, see?
00:57:17 And I'm allowed to get more any time. You can't tell what'll happen in this business.
00:57:20 I might walk right out of that door right now and capture a couple of famous criminals.
00:57:23 Get thousands of dollars reward.
00:57:25 They might even make me a lieutenant or a captain.
00:57:27 Or a general.
00:57:28 Or a general. You can't tell what'll happen.
00:57:29 And listen, think of all the fun we'll have.
00:57:31 Every night at 6 o'clock when I get through work, you can come over to the station house and wait for me.
00:57:34 Come on, will you?
00:57:36 Will I what? Come to the station house and wait for you?
00:57:38 Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:57:40 Will you marry me?
00:57:42 You really want me to say yes?
00:57:45 Say what, Dec? What do you think I've been doing?
00:57:47 What... Yes.
00:57:49 Consider it said.
00:57:52 Give me your hand, give me your hand, give me your hand.
00:57:55 Let me see what I got here.
00:57:57 How do you like that?
00:57:59 Oh, gee, it's a beaut.
00:58:00 You ain't seen nothing yet.
00:58:02 You really gonna marry me?
00:58:04 I guess I'll have to. We're closing up.
00:58:06 Mm-hmm. Well, I'm closing in before you close up.
00:58:10 Well, after a kiss like that, you'll have to marry me.
00:58:13 From now on, I'm Mrs. Sherlock Holmes.
00:58:17 Nuts to Mrs. Sherlock Holmes. He's a dead one.
00:58:19 From now on, you're Mrs. Danny Dolan, alive and raring to go.
00:58:22 Give me another kiss, will you?
00:58:24 Now, I'm going to get my coat.
00:58:26 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:27 I'm going to get my coat.
00:58:28 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:29 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:30 I'm going to get my coat.
00:58:31 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:32 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:33 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:34 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:35 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:36 I'll be back in a minute.
00:58:37 I'll be back in a minute.
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00:59:20 I'll be back in a minute.
00:59:21 I'll be back in a minute.
00:59:23 Come on, put your feet up there.
00:59:24 Easy now.
00:59:25 Come on now.
00:59:26 Come on, easy.
00:59:27 That's the boy.
00:59:28 That's the boy.
00:59:29 We brought him a new collar, Sarge.
00:59:30 I want it.
00:59:31 There you are.
00:59:32 Now see what I told you?
00:59:33 Collar makes him look like a sissy.
00:59:34 What's the matter, Sarge?
00:59:35 Look, Danny.
00:59:36 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:37 Kate says he always talks that way to Eddie.
00:59:38 Blink in his eyes.
00:59:39 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:40 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:41 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:42 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:43 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:44 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:45 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:46 He's trying to tell us something.
00:59:48 Kate says he always talks that way to Eddie.
00:59:49 Kate says he always talks that way to Eddie.
00:59:50 Blink in his eyes.
00:59:51 Blink in his eyes.
00:59:52 Yeah?
00:59:53 Yeah?
00:59:54 He was in the war, wasn't he?
00:59:55 He was in the war, wasn't he?
00:59:56 What outfit was he with?
00:59:57 What outfit was he with?
00:59:58 I think Eddie said he was with the signal car.
00:59:59 I think Eddie said he was with the signal car.
01:00:00 Sure, that's it.
01:00:01 He's trying to telegraph us.
01:00:02 Sure, that's it.
01:00:03 He's trying to telegraph us.
01:00:04 Maybe he wants something, see?
01:00:05 And he can't make the folks understand what it is.
01:00:06 And he can't make the folks understand what it is.
01:00:07 You're right, Danny.
01:00:08 You're right, Danny.
01:00:09 Don't be so surprised about it.
01:00:10 He's always right.
01:00:11 He's always right.
01:00:12 I'll show you how to find out what he wants.
01:00:13 I'll show you how to find out what he wants.
01:00:14 Look, Sarge, take it easy now, will you?
01:00:15 Look, Sarge, take it easy now, will you?
01:00:16 When you close your eyes, that's the dashes, huh?
01:00:17 When you close your eyes, that's the dashes, huh?
01:00:18 When you wink, that's the dots, is that right?
01:00:19 When you wink, that's the dots, is that right?
01:00:20 All right.
01:00:21 I don't know what this is all about,
01:00:22 I don't know what this is all about,
01:00:23 but we'll get a copy of the Morse code tomorrow
01:00:24 but we'll get a copy of the Morse code tomorrow
01:00:25 and dope it up.
01:00:26 and dope it up.
01:00:27 All right, Sarge, see you.
01:00:28 All right, Sarge, see you.
01:00:39 There it is.
01:00:56 There it is.
01:01:03 Can't be much, huh?
01:01:04 It's pretty short.
01:01:05 Can't be much, huh? It's pretty short.
01:01:06 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:07 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:08 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:09 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:10 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:11 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:12 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:13 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:14 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:15 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:16 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:01:17 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
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01:01:21 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
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01:08:27 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:28 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:29 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:30 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:31 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:32 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:33 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:08:34 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:02 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:31 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:32 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:33 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:34 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:35 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:36 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:37 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:38 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:39 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:40 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:41 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:42 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:43 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:44 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:45 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:09:46 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:10:07 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:10:31 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:10:59 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:01 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:02 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:03 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:04 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:05 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:06 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:07 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:08 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:09 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:10 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:11 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:12 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:13 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:14 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:15 Maybe he wants more sugar in his coffee, I guess.
01:11:37 Take away his coffee.
01:11:56 Kate!
01:12:02 What's the matter with you?
01:12:03 Nothing.
01:12:04 Don't tell me that, you fool, you.
01:12:05 Don't tell me that, you fool, you.
01:12:06 You've got the Duke hiding up in the attic, haven't you?
01:12:07 I know, I...
01:12:08 I'll get him out of here.
01:12:09 I'll get him out of here.
01:12:10 Where is he?
01:12:11 Who are you looking for?
01:12:12 Get out of this house.
01:12:13 Who are you looking for?
01:12:14 Get out of this house.
01:12:15 Who says so?
01:12:16 How did you know I was here?
01:12:17 Did you tell her?
01:12:18 Oh, no, Duke, no.
01:12:19 Oh, no, Duke, no.
01:12:20 Mr. Sarge, he's signal with his eyes.
01:12:21 Mr. Sarge, he's signal with his eyes.
01:12:22 Listen, if I'm caught here, she's in on it.
01:12:23 Listen, if I'm caught here, she's in on it.
01:12:24 You know that, don't you?
01:12:25 You know that, don't you?
01:12:27 Did you tell her?
01:12:28 Oh, no, Duke, no.
01:12:29 Mr. Sarge, he's signal with his eyes.
01:12:30 Listen, if I'm caught here, she's in on it.
01:12:31 Listen, if I'm caught here, she's in on it.
01:12:32 You know that, don't you?
01:12:33 Yeah, that's why I don't want him to find you here.
01:12:34 Yeah, that's why I don't want him to find you here.
01:12:35 So, you're giving me a break.
01:12:36 So, you're giving me a break.
01:12:37 No, it's Kate I'm thinking of.
01:12:38 No, it's Kate I'm thinking of.
01:12:39 You better be thinking of her.
01:12:40 You better be thinking of her.
01:12:41 Run down and get me a taxi cab.
01:12:42 Run down and get me a taxi cab.
01:12:43 If I do, will you leave right away?
01:12:44 If I do, will you leave right away?
01:12:45 Get me the taxi.
01:13:14 The man owns the taxi.
01:13:15 Wait right here.
01:13:16 I'll be down in a minute.
01:13:17 You don't have to wait, driver.
01:13:18 The guy won't be leaving in a taxi.
01:13:19 The guy won't be leaving in a taxi.
01:13:20 Danny, don't arrest him here.
01:13:21 Don't disgrace my sister.
01:13:22 I couldn't disgrace your sister.
01:13:23 I couldn't disgrace your sister.
01:13:24 She did that herself, and as for you,
01:13:25 She did that herself, and as for you,
01:13:26 I thought you were a square shooter.
01:13:27 I thought you were a square shooter.
01:13:28 Danny, Danny, wait.
01:13:29 Danny, Danny, wait.
01:13:30 What for?
01:13:31 What for?
01:13:32 Helping a murderer.
01:13:33 Helping a murderer.
01:13:34 Yeah, and doing it for a living.
01:13:35 Yeah, and doing it for a living.
01:13:36 Yeah, and doing it for a living.
01:13:37 Danny, Danny, wait.
01:13:39 Danny, Danny, wait.
01:13:40 Danny, Danny, wait.
01:13:41 What for?
01:13:42 What for?
01:13:43 Helping a murderer.
01:13:44 Yeah, and double-crossing me.
01:13:45 Danny, Danny, don't go up there.
01:14:02 Danny, Danny, don't go up there.
01:14:03 He's got a gun.
01:14:05 [GUNSHOTS]
01:14:07 [GUNSHOT]
01:14:32 [GUNSHOT]
01:14:34 Danny, Danny, Danny.
01:14:44 Oh, Danny.
01:14:47 You're bleeding.
01:14:48 Kate, call an ambulance.
01:14:50 Danny, are you hurt?
01:14:54 No, no, no.
01:14:55 I'm just resting.
01:14:58 Is your head, Danny?
01:15:00 You know it's my head.
01:15:02 Hey, get it nice and tight now, Doc.
01:15:04 You know, I like to look neat, even if I am wounded.
01:15:07 Well, you did a good job, Dolan.
01:15:08 You're the best man in the precinct.
01:15:09 Thanks, Cap.
01:15:10 I'll say the same for you when you get shot.
01:15:12 How do you feel, Danny?
01:15:13 I feel swell.
01:15:14 What's a little bullet between friends?
01:15:16 Tell me, what was this man, Castaneda,
01:15:18 doing in this neighborhood?
01:15:19 And what did he want up here?
01:15:21 Oh, why, I--
01:15:23 I, uh, I chased him up here, Cap.
01:15:27 Yeah?
01:15:28 Oh, sure, sure.
01:15:29 I spotted this guy down on Pier 13, see?
01:15:31 And the minute he saw me, he took it on the run,
01:15:33 with me after him.
01:15:34 I chased him over about 12 or 14 roofs
01:15:36 in every cellar in the neighborhood.
01:15:38 Well, finally he broke his way in here, see?
01:15:40 Hopped right over the table, and I hopped over right after him.
01:15:42 Yeah, he hopped over right after him.
01:15:43 I hopped over--
01:15:44 Well, you had the means of saving that money,
01:15:46 so I'll see that you get the reward.
01:15:48 Would you like a cup of coffee?
01:15:49 Yeah, that's not a bad idea.
01:15:50 Do you want a cup of coffee, Cap?
01:15:51 No, thanks.
01:15:52 Never use it.
01:15:53 Coffee's bad for you.
01:15:54 Coffee's bad for you.
01:15:55 Yeah, well, now go get all the rest you can.
01:15:57 And whatever you do, lay off the coffee.
01:16:00 All right, Cap.
01:16:02 Hey, Al.
01:16:03 Yeah?
01:16:04 Get me a cup of coffee.
01:16:05 OK.
01:16:06 Danny, I'll never forget this.
01:16:14 I'll never be able to repay you.
01:16:17 Ah, what are you talking about?
01:16:19 You don't have to repay anybody.
01:16:21 Ah, you don't.
01:16:23 All you have to do is keep away from those sharpshooters
01:16:25 and keep out of trouble, that's all.
01:16:26 You want to remember, you know, that you're a married woman,
01:16:28 and married women don't cheat much.
01:16:32 Stick to Eddie there.
01:16:34 Sure, even if he does look like a runaway horse,
01:16:36 stick to him anyway.
01:16:39 Hey, how about a cigarette?
01:16:43 Thanks.
01:16:45 [lighter clicks]
01:16:47 [music playing]
01:16:54 Was that a wedding or was that a wedding?
01:17:05 Never saw so much rice in my life.
01:17:07 One guy threw a shoe at me and forgot to take his foot out of it.
01:17:09 Isn't it great the way everybody cries?
01:17:11 Four dollars, please.
01:17:12 Oh.
01:17:13 Now it's my turn to cry.
01:17:15 Hey, I keep the change, you bandit.
01:17:18 Say, and it wasn't a bad idea of mine either,
01:17:20 going out the back way, was it?
01:17:21 Nobody knows we're here.
01:17:22 Nobody knows we're here.
01:17:23 No, nobody knows you're here.
01:17:25 Is he going with us?
01:17:29 I don't know, are you?
01:17:30 I don't know, am I?
01:17:32 [bell ringing]
01:17:34 [laughing]
01:17:36 Come on, Katie, hurry.
01:17:42 [laughing]
01:17:44 You thought you could get away with the slip, eh?
01:17:46 You wouldn't tell anyone where you're going.
01:17:48 If you want to know real bad, we're going to Bermuda.
01:17:50 Bermuda, that's where the onions come from.
01:17:52 [laughing]
01:17:54 Oh, Danny, by the gall of the Irish,
01:17:56 you have a heart of gold.
01:17:57 Sure is great of you to share the reward with the Sarge there.
01:18:00 What are you talking about?
01:18:01 It was great of him to share it with me,
01:18:03 and I'm going over and tell him so right now.
01:18:05 [laughing]
01:18:06 Say, you old cheat, I thought you were going to get away with it.
01:18:09 I'll give you a chance the next time.
01:18:11 Where's Alan?
01:18:12 He's up there, go ahead.
01:18:13 How are you, Sarge?
01:18:15 What's the matter, don't you remember me?
01:18:17 I don't blame you, I guess it's the hat.
01:18:19 Still the same Danny Dolan, Sarge, big feet and all.
01:18:22 Gee, it was great of you to come around and see us off, Sarge.
01:18:25 You're a pretty swell guy, you know that, don't you?
01:18:28 It was a mighty nice thing to do, not to tip Eddie off about Kate.
01:18:32 But we know, don't we, Sarge, she's a great gal,
01:18:35 and every time she comes to see us,
01:18:36 she's going to be a little bit more careful.
01:18:39 We know that.
01:18:40 Good luck to you, lots of it.
01:18:42 Say, I'll send you some postal cards from Ovanta, see?
01:18:44 I'll get them.
01:18:45 Goodbye, Sarge, good luck to you.
01:18:47 Come on, come on, we're going to--
01:18:49 Bye, Danny, bye, Danny.
01:18:51 Bye, bye, bye.
01:18:53 Hurry up, hurry up.
01:18:55 Not here, not now.
01:18:57 Come on, hold that boat.
01:19:00 I'm going with you.
01:19:02 That's right, you're the girl I married, that's it.
01:19:04 Come on, Danny.
01:19:06 [music playing]
01:19:09 Danny, do me a favor.
01:19:20 Sure, what is it?
01:19:21 Put your hat on the old way.
01:19:23 [laughs]
01:19:25 Jake.
01:19:26 Well, it's all over.
01:19:32 Come on, let's have another drink, yeah?
01:19:34 [laughs]
01:19:37 [music playing]
01:19:40 [music playing]
01:19:43 [music playing]
01:19:46 [music playing]
01:19:49 [BLANK_AUDIO]