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00:01:30I'd rather speak to the Prez or the Prexy. Who's in charge of this store anyway?
00:01:40Well, Mr. Harper, our President is at the moment. Anything I can do, Mr.
00:01:43Morgan, Rusty Morgan. I have a little problem.
00:01:46A financial problem?
00:01:47Yes, you see, everything I own is tied up in money.
00:01:51Quite a little bundle. Come in, Mr. Morgan, and sit down.
00:01:54Oh, thank you.
00:01:57I think you'll find the facilities of our bank the very finest.
00:02:00Oh, thank you.
00:02:01Just what did you have in mind, Mr. Morgan? Investment in some securities? Setting up a foundation?
00:02:08Foundations? Never wear them. Makes it tough for sitting down.
00:02:11No, what I really had in mind was a merger.
00:02:17A merger? With the bank?
00:02:20No, with my girlfriend. She'll be here any minute.
00:02:22Pooling our resources, eh?
00:02:24Yeah, of course, she's got more than I have. She stacks it better, too.
00:02:31How much do you have there, Mr. Morgan?
00:02:34I don't know. Want to help me count?
00:02:36I'd be glad to, sir.
00:02:49Don't move! Stand back! Guard those doors!
00:02:52I'm holding this bank responsible for every cent.
00:02:56What else, Stander? Get on the ball!
00:02:57Gosh, you wouldn't think a dime could go so far these days. I eat it.
00:03:09Hi, Rusty.
00:03:12What on earth are you doing on your knees?
00:03:14Oh, either going to propose or start a dice game.
00:03:16One thousand, five hundred and six dollars, eighty-six cents.
00:03:33Over forty dollars of that was my own money.
00:03:35That's a very good start, Rusty.
00:03:36You know, those nickels and dimes add up.
00:03:39To celebrate, how about a little kiss for the big merger, huh?
00:03:41Are you crazy right here in public?
00:03:43Well, under a custom as I am to public necking, I...
00:03:45Oh, stop it, Rusty. You're drawing a crown.
00:03:48Well, maybe we could sell tickets.
00:03:50I was going to learn something, buy a book on Scram.
00:03:54Sidewalk kibitzers.
00:04:03Goodbye, dear.
00:04:08I'll, uh, say goodbye to, uh, anybody.
00:04:15Edith, oh, you're looking wonderful.
00:04:23What are you doing to your hair? I'm losing mine.
00:04:26Oh, you look great.
00:04:30Honestly, Rusty, I don't know what I'm going to do with you.
00:04:33I've been telling you for six years.
00:04:35I know.
00:04:35Rusty, I want to get married as much as you do, but after all, we are going to need a roof over our heads and, and furniture, and...
00:04:43Oh, we can get along without all those luxuries.
00:04:46Well, I figure we're going to need about another five hundred dollars.
00:04:49Well, like five hundred dollars.
00:04:51Now, don't be impatient. Slow and steady does it.
00:04:54Look, we've been going steady for six years, and that's too darn slow for me.
00:04:58Well, now, whose fault is it, anyway?
00:05:00We'd have been married four years ago if you hadn't invested in that air conditioning company.
00:05:05Have a vacation in your own home.
00:05:07Bottled air from your favorite resort.
00:05:09Cold air from the mountains, hot air from the desert.
00:05:12Well, the world just wasn't ready for it yet.
00:05:14Oh, what's the use? We've gone over this a hundred times.
00:05:16Yeah, let's go back to the other routine.
00:05:18Bye now.
00:05:19Fun, isn't it?
00:05:21Good exercise, too.
00:05:22Well, maybe we won't need all our furniture right away.
00:05:36Hey, you better get back to work.
00:05:37Bye, dear.
00:05:37Rusty! You're late!
00:05:39Is that the way you spend your working day?
00:05:41No, Mr. Avery. It's the way we spend our evening.
00:05:44Bye, dear. Keep saving your tips.
00:05:52You should have been here an hour ago.
00:06:06Don't know why I've put up with you.
00:06:08Because nobody else at work is cheap.
00:06:10I'd take care of some business over at the bank.
00:06:12Like what?
00:06:13Washing windows?
00:06:14Oh, is that so?
00:06:16Edith and I have a pretty fat bank row now.
00:06:19That reminds me.
00:06:20Hey!
00:06:39Oh!
00:06:40What's the big idea?
00:06:41Oh, I'm sorry, mister.
00:06:42You see, it's bad luck to spill salt and I, uh...
00:06:45Hey, that's not salt.
00:06:48That's sugar.
00:06:49Here.
00:06:50Face it.
00:06:58Rusty!
00:06:58Yeah?
00:06:59Oh.
00:07:02What are you doing, you idiot?
00:07:04Oh, I'm sorry, mister.
00:07:05This clumsy fool here...
00:07:06No, no.
00:07:06Not his fault at all.
00:07:08You see, he thought it was salt.
00:07:10Yeah, I thought it was salt.
00:07:13Oh, I see.
00:07:15You thought it was salt.
00:07:16Excuse me, please.
00:07:18Excuse me, please.
00:07:31Rusty!
00:07:31Take over.
00:07:33We're going out for a while.
00:07:34Going out to eat?
00:07:35Hello, this is Harvey Baker.
00:07:40Yeah, I'll wait.
00:07:42Hey, shall I wring out the dish rag and squeeze out another cup of our delicious coffee?
00:07:46Yeah, no sugar this time.
00:07:49Hello, what's the market doing?
00:07:52Good, buy a thousand.
00:07:55Yeah?
00:07:55Well, sell two thousand.
00:07:58If it drops another point, buy two more.
00:07:59I got this set up, Harvey.
00:08:02Usual, come on.
00:08:03Yeah, any report on that White Eagle uranium?
00:08:06I see.
00:08:08I'm having a cup of coffee at, uh, Cumberland 62424.
00:08:14Got it.
00:08:15I'll give you a few minutes to set the pigeon up.
00:08:17Good luck.
00:08:19Harvey got himself another sucker?
00:08:21Could be.
00:08:22Goody!
00:08:24When are we going to get rich, Frankie baby?
00:08:26I'm working at it.
00:08:27How about a donut?
00:08:30Kill the taste of coffee.
00:08:31No, thanks.
00:08:34How's the stock market doing today?
00:08:36Dow Jones up 285.
00:08:38Oh, good for Dow.
00:08:40You think I ought to buy some?
00:08:41Young fellow, let me give you a little tip.
00:08:43Tip?
00:08:44Yes, sir.
00:08:45All the tips go right in here, mister.
00:08:47They do, huh?
00:08:50White Eagle uranium.
00:08:55Okay.
00:08:57What is it?
00:08:58A thousand negotiable shares of White Eagle uranium stock.
00:09:02Uranium?
00:09:03For free?
00:09:04That's right.
00:09:04Little tip from Harvey Baker.
00:09:06A thousand shares?
00:09:08What's it worth, mister Baker?
00:09:09Well, it's almost worth its weight in paper.
00:09:12Oh.
00:09:13It's no good, huh?
00:09:14And I paid two dollars a share for it.
00:09:16Why?
00:09:16Because a geologist's report said they'd hit a vein.
00:09:19What'd they find, blood?
00:09:20Maybe we could start a blood bank.
00:09:22They found salt water.
00:09:23Oh, well, maybe we could start an ocean.
00:09:25Oceans are scarce.
00:09:26You take a place like Palm Springs or Las Vegas.
00:09:29They've got plenty of beach, but no ocean.
00:09:31You take my advice, son.
00:09:32Keep your money in that piggy bank.
00:09:33I owe you 50 cents.
00:09:35Keep the change.
00:09:36Gee, thanks, mister Baker.
00:09:37I owe you 50 cents.
00:10:07I owe you 50 cents.
00:10:08Yes.
00:10:08I want to speak to Mr. Harvey Baker.
00:10:12Oh, well, Mr. Baker left just a minute ago.
00:10:14Oh, just a minute.
00:10:17He's gone already.
00:10:18We've got to get a hold of him.
00:10:20I told him that White Eagle uranium stock wasn't worth a nickel.
00:10:25Here, read this.
00:10:28Good heavens.
00:10:29And now you have got the confidential report that they have struck oil.
00:10:35We've got to find Baker before he sells that stock or throws it away.
00:10:39It's worth $10,000.
00:10:41$10,000?
00:10:43Oh, just a minute.
00:10:46I'm sorry to keep you waiting, sir, but did Mr. Baker leave any worries?
00:10:50No, he didn't say where he went.
00:10:52I hope he forgets where he's been.
00:10:54Oh, all righty.
00:10:56Bye.
00:11:04$10,000.
00:11:11I think I did that pretty good, didn't I, Frankie?
00:11:13Oh, there it is.
00:11:36Thought I'd lost him.
00:11:39It's time for my coffee break.
00:11:41What's the matter?
00:11:43Nervous or something?
00:11:45Oh, no.
00:11:45Me?
00:11:46I always had my coffee half and half.
00:11:48Half in the cup and half in the saucer.
00:11:50Well, so long.
00:11:52Mr. Baker, I can't do it.
00:11:55I can't do it.
00:11:56I just can't do it.
00:11:58Can't do what?
00:11:58What are you talking about?
00:12:00You got a phone call about this stock.
00:12:03They found oil in that salt water where they found that there was no uranium in.
00:12:07Will you say that again?
00:12:08I can't, but they found oil.
00:12:10Who found oil?
00:12:12White Eagle Uranium.
00:12:13They phoned.
00:12:23They got a confidential report.
00:12:24It was a man and a woman.
00:12:25I overheard them.
00:12:26Investment opportunities?
00:12:28This is Harvey Baker.
00:12:29Yes?
00:12:31They did.
00:12:32A gusher, eh?
00:12:33Well, keep it quiet.
00:12:34Yeah, we pick up more of that stock.
00:12:43Here.
00:12:44It's mighty big of you, my lad.
00:12:45And it was mighty big of you to tell me about that phone call.
00:12:48After all, I gave you this stock.
00:12:49Want to give it to me again?
00:12:50Hardly.
00:12:51I'm not that generous.
00:12:52I can get you some of it before this oil news breaks.
00:12:55How much loose money you got?
00:12:56Loose money?
00:12:56Harley pays for the wear and tear on the pig.
00:12:59Oh, too bad.
00:13:00That stock will go sky high.
00:13:02Wait.
00:13:02Let me talk to my girl.
00:13:03No, I haven't got to be kept quiet.
00:13:05Oh?
00:13:07Well, we just opened this account.
00:13:09I can't gamble with this money.
00:13:11All right.
00:13:11I just thought I'd do you a favor.
00:13:12Take it or leave it.
00:13:14I'm glad you said that.
00:13:15I like a man who's...
00:13:16After all, you don't know me.
00:13:17Where'd you say you'd open this bank account?
00:13:22Pioneer, huh?
00:13:23Well, it's a good, solid bank.
00:13:26Withdrawal, $1,500.
00:13:28Balance, $6.86.
00:13:32Here you are, Mr. Morgan.
00:13:38Don't you take my word for it.
00:13:40And don't you give him a nickel of that money until you're satisfied.
00:13:42My girl worked awful hard for most of this money.
00:13:48Now, you can ask Mr. Harper all the questions you like.
00:13:50He's your bank president.
00:13:51You'll trust him, won't you?
00:13:52Oh, might as well.
00:13:53He was holding my money anyhow.
00:13:55I'll be dancing at your wedding, Morgan, real soon.
00:13:58Your girl's going to be mighty proud of you.
00:14:00Pardon me.
00:14:11I'm Mr. Harper's personal and private secretary.
00:14:14Gee, the bank should put your face on the money.
00:14:17Thanks?
00:14:18I've been trying to get my hands on some of them.
00:14:20I'm Mr. Baker.
00:14:20We have an appointment.
00:14:22Oh, yeah.
00:14:23Well, he's expecting you, but he has some people in there right now.
00:14:27Why, Mr. Harper, we were just discussing you.
00:14:29These guys are here about the White Eagle Uranium stock.
00:14:33Fine, fine.
00:14:35You may go.
00:14:35Oh, all righty.
00:14:37Bye.
00:14:39Well, gentlemen, I've got it all tied up.
00:14:44Lucky boy.
00:14:47Are you Mr. Morgan on new depositors?
00:14:49No, that's me, Prez.
00:14:51Oh.
00:14:51Now, what's the lowdown on this stock?
00:14:53Fine, fine.
00:14:54This is fine, fine.
00:14:57Well, if you bought some, it must really be foolproof.
00:14:59Now, Mr. Baker, these are your...
00:15:01Thank you, and here's my certified check, Mr. Harper.
00:15:04Oh, fine, fine.
00:15:06And these are your certificates, Mr. Morgan.
00:15:08Well, I don't have a check.
00:15:09Will cash be okay?
00:15:11Oh, fine, fine.
00:15:12And that'll be $1,500.
00:15:14Wait a minute.
00:15:18Oh, I think I can fight her off that long.
00:15:21Oh, what did Mr. Harper mean?
00:15:23I must have been burnt before.
00:15:25It's pretty high for horse meat.
00:15:39Look, I don't think I'm hungry.
00:15:41Just give me a glass of milk.
00:15:42Glass of milk?
00:15:46What's new down to headquarters, Lieutenant?
00:15:48Did you ever read the papers?
00:15:50Well, I tried to, but it's pretty hard to read them upside down.
00:15:54Blanco squad.
00:15:55Hey, that's you in it, Lieutenant.
00:15:57That's me, all right.
00:15:58Awful lot of suckers getting burnt lately.
00:16:00Oh, burnt!
00:16:02I'm sorry.
00:16:03Say, have you heard of a stock called White Eagle Uranium?
00:16:07It's sort of a gold mine with oil in it.
00:16:08White Eagle Uranium, that's a loo-loo.
00:16:10Oh?
00:16:11Well, does that mean it's good or bad?
00:16:13There's a $10,000 reward for the crooks that are selling that phony stock.
00:16:16Oh?
00:16:17I guess the milk's just too fresh.
00:16:19$10,000 reward.
00:16:22Crooks?
00:16:23Oh, they couldn't be.
00:16:24Hey, let me help you.
00:16:25Stop it.
00:16:27Rusty!
00:16:27You idiot.
00:16:29Can't you serve a little milk without messing it up?
00:16:31Don't get upset, Mr. Avery.
00:16:32It's pretty hard to keep food down in a restaurant like this.
00:16:35Look at that hamburger.
00:16:35Say, Lieutenant, if I could take you right to the top men in this stock swindle, could I get the reward?
00:16:43Certainly.
00:16:44Are you serious?
00:16:45Serious?
00:16:46I'm about ready to bust out crying.
00:16:55I'll be back in a little while, boss.
00:16:57Oh, no, you won't.
00:16:58I've had enough of you.
00:17:00You're fired, do you hear me?
00:17:02You're fired!
00:17:08You ought to keep it on.
00:17:09Make you look 10 years younger.
00:17:10Well, who is he?
00:17:19We're going right to the top.
00:17:21I will take him by surprise.
00:17:22Follow me.
00:17:25We'll bust right in on him now.
00:17:27Don't look dangerous, but you can never tell about these guys.
00:17:29Better not take any chances.
00:17:31Have your gun ready.
00:17:32Harper, the jig is up!
00:17:33You're taking me in for questioning?
00:17:42I don't know anyone.
00:17:43I'd rather question less.
00:17:45Gee, that's high praise coming from you, Lieutenant.
00:17:52Lieutenant, would you do me a favor?
00:17:54No.
00:17:55Oh.
00:17:57But you can do me a favor.
00:17:59Yeah, sure I will.
00:18:00Please don't tell anybody about our little wild goose chase.
00:18:03Or I'll break your neck.
00:18:05Well, that's just what I was going to ask you.
00:18:07You see, I don't want my girl to know.
00:18:09I don't want anybody to know.
00:18:11They'd laugh me right off the force.
00:18:15I wish I could get my hands on those crooks.
00:18:17And do me another favor.
00:18:19Keep off on my side.
00:18:26The usual bluey, Mrs. Bates.
00:18:28Yes, please.
00:18:33Oh, I don't know.
00:18:38How are you, Lieutenant?
00:18:39Hello, dear.
00:18:40Here you are, Lieutenant.
00:18:41Took you a long time.
00:18:41What did you have for lunch?
00:18:43Let me see.
00:18:44I think it was milk.
00:18:46That looks good on you.
00:18:46You should wear milk all the time.
00:18:47Oh, shut up.
00:18:49Yeah.
00:18:50Well, thanks.
00:18:51But...
00:18:51Well, what's the matter with him?
00:18:54Oh, he crying over spilt milk.
00:18:56Pretty nervous character, this Lieutenant.
00:18:58I never noticed it.
00:19:01Rusty, you've done something.
00:19:03Anytime you've got that cocker spaniel look on your face, I'm prepared for the worst.
00:19:07All right, let's have it.
00:19:08Well, Mr. Avery and I had a difference of opinion about his lunchroom.
00:19:12And what was that?
00:19:13Well, he didn't think I should be working there.
00:19:15And he won.
00:19:17Well, he's a pretty nervous character, this Mr. Avery.
00:19:19Yes, I've noticed that, too, since you've been working for him.
00:19:22Rusty, you're going to have to get another job right away.
00:19:28Yeah, I know.
00:19:30And don't count on using any of that money we put in the bank, either.
00:19:33Understand?
00:19:33Yeah, let's both don't count on them.
00:19:35Here, let me help you.
00:19:37You know what I'd really like to do?
00:19:39I'd like to be a G-man.
00:19:40Catch criminals and crooks.
00:19:42You think I could get into the FBI?
00:19:44I think you'd have a better chance getting to the YWCA.
00:19:47Well, I tried that one.
00:19:49Well, it was a Saturday night, and I was lonesome.
00:19:52Well, I was lonesome.
00:20:16My jacket.
00:20:17My purse.
00:20:18These television shows don't make much sense, do they?
00:20:22No, don't!
00:20:48By the way to jeal.
00:21:08My gratitude.
00:21:09Myなた.
00:21:11No, no, no.
00:21:12Let's go.
00:21:42Let's go, let's go.
00:22:12Yeah.
00:22:16Yeah.
00:22:33All right, bring him the lights.
00:22:35Now, hit him with that spot.
00:22:37Okay, hold him with the crowd.
00:22:51That's fine.
00:22:52Applause, applause, applause.
00:22:53Come on, take him out.
00:23:07Let's go.
00:23:09Let's go.
00:23:10Let's go.
00:23:11Let's go.
00:23:12Let's go.
00:23:13Let's go.
00:23:14Let's go.
00:23:15Let's go.
00:23:16Quiet back there.
00:23:19Let's go right into the musical number.
00:23:21You ready back there, Rita?
00:23:22I'm ready.
00:23:23All right, now spot that entrance.
00:23:25Okay, Jim.
00:23:26Now, keep it quiet, fellas.
00:23:27And you trumpets, build it out.
00:23:28All set.
00:23:29Let's have a good, clean start now.
00:23:31Yeah, kicky chick chick, rock, rock.
00:23:33Yeah, kicky chick chick, roll, roll.
00:23:35Now, keep it quiet.
00:23:38Keep it quiet.
00:23:39And you trumpets, build it out.
00:23:40All set?
00:23:41Let's have a good, clean start now.
00:23:44Here, chicky, chick, chick, rock, rock.
00:23:51Here, chicky, chick, chick, roll, roll.
00:23:55Don't be chicken, chicken.
00:24:00Give me a little peck.
00:24:04Don't be chicken, chicken.
00:24:07Kiss me on the neck.
00:24:10Cause I want you to be my baby chicken.
00:24:14Don't be chicken, chicken.
00:24:16Knock me for a loop.
00:24:18Show me lots of lovin'.
00:24:20I won't fly the coop.
00:24:22Cause I want you to be my baby chicken.
00:24:26Show me lots of lovin'.
00:24:30I won't fly the coop.
00:24:32Cause I want you to be my baby chicken.
00:24:36Let's go.
00:24:46Let's go.
00:24:48Let's go.
00:24:49Let's go.
00:24:58If you want some lovin', scratch me up, get me lots of fancy feathers, take me on a tip, cause I just wanna be your baby.
00:25:28I want you to be, I want you to be, I want you to be, my baby.
00:25:58Come on, be my little red rooster.
00:26:28Come on, be my little red rooster.
00:26:35Come on, be my little red rooster.
00:26:43Come on, be my little red rooster.
00:26:50Come on, be my little red rooster.
00:26:55Come on, be my little red rooster.
00:26:58Yes, Mr. Kowalski, that entire issue has been sold.
00:27:13Harvey, you sure we got no more White Eagle?
00:27:16Not until we print more. We've got plenty of Honey Bluff preferred.
00:27:21Honey Bluff.
00:27:22Honey Bluff? What kind of phony baloney name is that?
00:27:28Just got a confidential wire. Honey Bluff preferred.
00:27:33All right, pal. You talk it over with your wife and call me back later.
00:27:38He's biblin'.
00:27:40How come they're still buying? Those headlines in the papers would have discouraged me.
00:27:44That's because you're smart, Rita. Our customers can't read.
00:27:51It's getting pretty hot, Frankie. Maybe we better skip town.
00:27:55Well, we've got a whole list of suckers crying to hand us their money.
00:27:58There's three, five, six, nine thousand dollars worth.
00:28:02Nine thousand?
00:28:03All we gotta do is go pick it up.
00:28:05Well, why don't you call the messenger boy?
00:28:07Uh, shut up!
00:28:08Any one of those suckers may be a plant from the Bunko Squad.
00:28:11And don't forget that ten thousand dollar reward.
00:28:13Well, that makes nineteen thousand altogether.
00:28:16Well, we could...
00:28:25Rita, take over. We'll be watching.
00:28:27All right.
00:28:40Investment opportunities incorporated.
00:28:42Good morning.
00:28:43United Merchandise Company. Good morning.
00:28:45You know, your voice sounds awfully familiar to me.
00:28:48Are you sure I haven't seen it somewhere before?
00:28:51Oh.
00:28:52Been around.
00:28:53Oh.
00:28:56What are you selling, mister?
00:28:57Gentlemen, I have a complete line of household goods, toilet articles and novelty items.
00:29:02We don't want any.
00:29:03Now, here's something you might be interested in.
00:29:05The latest thing in binoculars.
00:29:06It's used for horse racing.
00:29:07Not only do you see the horse that wins, but the one that you bet on at the same time.
00:29:15Not interesting.
00:29:16How about a square bowling ball?
00:29:18Not only does it improve your game, but it comes in handy for mashing those large Idaho potatoes.
00:29:23We told you we don't want any.
00:29:25Here's a wonderful little item.
00:29:26Do you want to cut down on your smoking?
00:29:28Our newly patented cigarette lighter will do the trick.
00:29:31Here.
00:29:32Let me show you how it works.
00:29:33You can smoke a box of cigars or five cartons of cigarettes a day and it won't even bother you.
00:29:50Oh, that's another thing.
00:29:52It's a wonderful hair remover.
00:29:54And need I say more?
00:29:55Plenty more.
00:29:56Start talking.
00:29:57All right, stand back.
00:29:58This entire building is surrounded by the bunco squad.
00:30:01Yes, sirree.
00:30:02The jig is up for you swindlers.
00:30:05Hello?
00:30:06This is Y calling XZ.
00:30:08Stand by.
00:30:09What'd you guys...
00:30:11Stand back.
00:30:12Let's show you I really mean business.
00:30:13No shoes.
00:30:14We'll give you back your money.
00:30:15You bet you will.
00:30:16And there's a little matter of $10,000 reward that goes with it.
00:30:19What about the other $9,000, Frankie?
00:30:21All right.
00:30:22Walk ahead of me.
00:30:23And keep your hands up.
00:30:27Keep them up.
00:30:28One false move and I'll let you have it.
00:30:30I'm not kidding.
00:30:31All right, stop stalling.
00:30:32Keep moving.
00:30:35What did you do that for?
00:30:40Nice work, Rita.
00:30:41Gee.
00:30:42Gee, I did that pretty good, didn't I, Frankie Baby?
00:30:47No, don't.
00:30:51It's a water pistol.
00:30:52You're a little trick-uppy, aren't you?
00:30:53The poor Sepp's playing cops and robbers.
00:30:55Well, what are we gonna do with him?
00:30:57Oh.
00:30:58Oh.
00:30:59Oh.
00:31:00Ech-o-y-z.
00:31:02Oh.
00:31:03I'm gonna try something.
00:31:04There's one idiot who's dumb enough to fall for it.
00:31:06What?
00:31:07What?
00:31:08Shh.
00:31:09First, we gotta know how he got here.
00:31:13Oh.
00:31:14What happened?
00:31:16Who am I?
00:31:17I mean...
00:31:18Oh.
00:31:20Guys, the ashtray probably needed emptying anyhow.
00:31:23How'd you locate us?
00:31:24Well, I saw her...
00:31:25I'm sorry, miss.
00:31:26I'm too late.
00:31:27Oh, don't know if you're in front of a...
00:31:29And I never get a...
00:31:30You're a pretty smart cookie.
00:31:32May as well tell you.
00:31:34I'm a government agent.
00:31:36There's Frankie Framis, my partner, also a G-man.
00:31:38Glad you know...
00:31:40G-man?
00:31:41But Frankie, baby, you never told me...
00:31:44I know.
00:31:45Surprised?
00:31:46Well, she never figured you...
00:31:48Oh, no.
00:31:49No, you're not gonna get me to swallow that stuff.
00:31:52Not after clipping me for 1,500 bucks.
00:31:55And you, the bank.
00:31:56That's how we operate.
00:31:57We work ourselves in a racket to reach the higher-ups.
00:31:59Yeah, sure, gotten all your money back.
00:32:01With interest at 6%, compounded.
00:32:03Compounded?
00:32:05Well, then what's she doing here?
00:32:07A nightclub entertainment.
00:32:08Rita's one of us.
00:32:09We're all undercover men.
00:32:12Oh?
00:32:14Undercover men?
00:32:16Congratulations, sir.
00:32:17A corking disguise.
00:32:19Guess you'd catch my axe, Buster.
00:32:21I caught your axe, but you didn't keep very much undercover.
00:32:23No, no.
00:32:24I meant that she's been underground.
00:32:25She's been underground for a year.
00:32:28Under for a year?
00:32:30Remarkably good condition, considering.
00:32:33Gee, I sure had you fellas figured wrong.
00:32:36Now, how about give me my money back?
00:32:38Absolutely, Rita.
00:32:39Fill out NX-12 for $1,500.
00:32:41Make the usual 12 carbon copies.
00:32:43You know what to do with them.
00:32:44I do.
00:32:45Uh...
00:32:46Lots of red tape.
00:32:47Government stuff.
00:32:48Mark it urgent and put a rush on it.
00:32:50Oh.
00:32:52Well, I'm sure glad to get my money back.
00:32:54But I thought, sure, I had that $10,000 reward in the bag.
00:32:57Too bad, Morgan.
00:32:58Tell you what.
00:32:59We can still get it.
00:33:00We need help, Franus.
00:33:01Why can't Morgan work with us?
00:33:04Hmm.
00:33:05It's a thought.
00:33:06He needs men like Morgan.
00:33:07A new face.
00:33:08Very valuable for Connix.
00:33:09And if he keeps putting it up.
00:33:12Say, you know, I'd like to be a G-man.
00:33:14I'm not doing anything anyhow.
00:33:15How about give me a chance?
00:33:16Have you ever done any government work?
00:33:18Can you take a beating without yapping?
00:33:20Well, I think I...
00:33:21Can you hold out under pressure?
00:33:22Even from the police?
00:33:23Well, I...
00:33:24Can you keep your mouth shut especially to the police?
00:33:27Well...
00:33:28Very good.
00:33:38Very good.
00:33:39Excellent.
00:33:40Now, remove your hat.
00:33:42Yes.
00:33:43She's not going to clunk me with that ashtray again.
00:33:45Take it off.
00:33:47Now, repeat after me.
00:33:49I solemnly pledge...
00:33:51Oh?
00:33:52I solemnly pledge to uphold the principles of the bureau.
00:33:55To uphold the principles of the bureau.
00:33:57Through rain and sleet.
00:33:59Through rain and sleet.
00:34:00Till death do us part.
00:34:02Till death do...
00:34:03You sure we're not getting married?
00:34:05Till death do us part.
00:34:07Till death do us part.
00:34:09Congratulations.
00:34:10Oh, thank you.
00:34:13Gee, I can't wait till my girl Edith hears about this.
00:34:16Mum's the word.
00:34:18Oh, yeah. I almost forgot.
00:34:20Now, Morgan.
00:34:21How'd you like to start a special courier for the bureau?
00:34:24You mean like a Pony Express?
00:34:26He's kind of big for a pony.
00:34:28Yeah, but you've got the general idea.
00:34:29Framus, give Morgan that list.
00:34:39What's this word?
00:34:40Contacts.
00:34:41We're planting more evidence for the bureau.
00:34:43You go and see those people.
00:34:44They'll give you cash for this stock.
00:34:46Each certificate's for $500, you understand?
00:34:49Check it.
00:34:50And when you get the money, bring it right back here.
00:34:53Roger.
00:34:54And don't trust anybody, not even the police.
00:34:56Wilco.
00:34:57We're sort of unsung heroes.
00:34:59Citizens.
00:35:00Risking our lives to fight crime.
00:35:03Over.
00:35:04And mum's the word.
00:35:07Mum.
00:35:08Mum?
00:35:09Mum.
00:35:10Mum.
00:35:11Mum.
00:35:12Mum.
00:35:13Mum.
00:35:14Mum.
00:35:15Mum.
00:35:16Mum.
00:35:17Mum.
00:35:18Mum.
00:35:19Mum.
00:35:20Mum.
00:35:21Mum.
00:35:22Mum.
00:35:23Mum.
00:35:24Mum.
00:35:25Mum.
00:35:26Mum.
00:35:27Mum.
00:35:28Mum.
00:35:29Mum.
00:35:30Mum.
00:35:31Mum.
00:35:32Mum.
00:35:33Mum.
00:35:34Mum.
00:35:35Mum.
00:35:36Lieutenant Quailen, please.
00:36:06Oh, hello, dear.
00:36:10Hiya, honey.
00:36:11Anyone for crime?
00:36:13And what job was my little man fired from today?
00:36:26All right, I give up.
00:36:27What are you?
00:36:30Oh, look, dear, I'm too busy to play games.
00:36:34I know Eddie Robinson.
00:36:36Well, you don't look like a space cadet.
00:36:41You're a G-man.
00:36:43We're not allowed to tell.
00:36:45Oh, Rusty, when are you ever going to grow up?
00:36:48Now, look, dear.
00:36:50You're going to have to get a job and hold on to it
00:36:52if we're ever going to get married.
00:36:54Oh, stop worrying, honey.
00:36:56I'll have that ball and chain on sooner than you think.
00:36:59Going to pick me up here tonight?
00:37:01No.
00:37:02Meet me down at the corner of 6th and Broadway.
00:37:04I'll be wearing a white flower.
00:37:06Slightly wilted.
00:37:08Oh, and go over to my apartment and pack my other shirt just in case.
00:37:11Just in case what?
00:37:12Just in case this one gets dirty.
00:37:14No.
00:37:15I'll be seeing you.
00:37:16I'll be seeing you.
00:37:17I'll be this way, Jimmy.
00:37:23In case this one gets dirty.
00:37:25Oh, God's mind.
00:37:34Oh, my God.
00:37:35Oh, it was fast.
00:37:37Oh, God.
00:37:38Oh, God.
00:37:38Oh, God.
00:37:39Oh, God.
00:37:40Oh, God.
00:37:42Oh, God.
00:37:44secret agent rusty morgan reporting well our secret courier this calls for a promotion
00:38:04you said it chief this boy's going right to the top
00:38:08where's the money well i was being followed by lieutenant quailen he's from the bunco squad
00:38:15they tailed you well i shook them off how do you know well i ran through the park and ducked into
00:38:21the bank what'd you do with the money deposit it and get it mixed up with edie's money don't be
00:38:25silly i rented a safe deposit bar take it morgan hello investment opportunities incorporated
00:38:34who just a moment you know mr haverstraw somebody told him about our uranium stock
00:38:41hold on a minute morgan how'd you like to be one of our field men it means a promotion
00:38:49so soon what i gotta do well right now we need a contact inside a prison an operator who can keep
00:38:55his ears open and his mouth shut and remember mom's the word i remember mom but how do i get into the
00:39:01prison i think it's being arranged right now meanwhile let's hear you give this haverstraw a
00:39:06sales pitch okay uh hello mr haverstraw i'm glad you took time out to call us yes things are really
00:39:15moving in the uranium game and we're pretty active in the oil game too and the gold game matter of fact
00:39:22we're pretty gamey all around here well yeah uranium's having its biggest boom in history
00:39:28haven't you heard they're splitting the atom two for one believe me mr haverstraw you can't go wrong
00:39:35with honey bluff preferred but you gotta act fast i mean while you're hesitating those geiger counters
00:39:40are out counting geigers any gee the bureau works fast joe quailen yeah we got him but the rest of
00:39:50them got away right what were you saying me nothing mum rusty i'm certainly surprised at you who are
00:40:00you working for i'm not talking and someday you're going to regret this lieutenant and i thought we were
00:40:06such good friends oh we're good friends i mean nothing personally i'm sorry this he absolutely
00:40:24refuses to see you but why he won't talk at least not yet but you know he's innocent lieutenant i'm sorry
00:40:31we caught him with his hand in the cookie jar you'll have to go
00:41:01clear havana would you like one will you talk talk you weren't in it alone and you certainly weren't
00:41:16the brains maybe we're being a little too hard on him lieutenant poor guy has nothing to eat
00:41:23are you hungry morgan oh how cruel can we be and us with a fine catered meal right in this room ready to
00:41:31be eaten
00:41:41barbecued spareribs roast turkey cranberry sauce baked potatoes yummy yummy yummy yummy
00:41:53uh would you like to take hot luck with us morgan
00:41:56let's show him some pictures ryan now just turn around face the screen
00:42:06we're going to show you our rogues gallery morgan all confidence men all convicted crooks
00:42:10with long records you see anyone you recognize sing out
00:42:14joplin joe gerardo alias blue chip jerry a two-time loser present whereabouts unknown now if you've worked
00:42:24with him or even met him say so thanks jim 14 carat harrison alias the gimmick specializes in gold mines
00:42:34lonely widows find him irresistible nothing huh
00:42:39this face do anything to you morgan he belongs to a disbarred lawyer named dave rutherford alias dipso dave
00:42:46alias dipso the legal eagle dipso's got quite a gift to gab especially when he's hitting the bottle
00:42:52and he's always hitting the bottle are you with it morgan morgan
00:42:57all right morgan give out
00:43:16all right this is your last chance are you going to talk or not
00:43:19okay boy okay what is it can i have some bicarbonate of soda
00:43:33you'd never believe it would you never open this kisser good worry nobody can be that dumb nobody
00:43:42everybody happy i take it back nine thousand hard earned bucks and that jerk has to put it in a
00:43:49safe deposit box so ask him for the keys simple frankie we've got to have morgan's power of attorney
00:43:55to get into that box great now we wait five years five years oh but frankie baby it gets awful drafty
00:44:05on that stage i get goose pimples all over shut up there's only one solution break morgan out of prison
00:44:12a bust out but suppose he gets knocked off we lose our dough it's a chance we'll have to take
00:44:18i'm delicate i gotta get me a job with clothes on
00:44:30gluffy glare detergent rare makes for happy underwear children thrive on glubby clubs throw them in your
00:44:45wife's day tub glubby glubby glubby glubby glubby glubby glubby glubby glubby hey you remember three
00:44:51finger freddie who escaped last week yeah you didn't quite make it
00:45:09for you pal oh thanks do i have to sign for it just we didn't get rid of it oh
00:45:13we're breaking you out if you make it phone us at the nightclub be ready for contact via the grapevine
00:45:26where do i make the contact via the grapevine i don't know i don't know nothing
00:45:30i don't know if you want to get rid of it i don't know if you want to get rid of it
00:45:34it's for you morgan oh well uh tell them i'm out of town they always call you when you're eating
00:45:41come here and get it morgan
00:45:51investment opportunities incorporated i mean uh morgan speaking this is harrigan
00:45:57you've got a visitor visitor for me you sure you got the right number this is eight three seven
00:46:02eight three seven five oh step on it morgan visiting hours will soon be over yes sir
00:46:16hello rusty i eat it
00:46:22sit down will you
00:46:23how's everything oh fine fine i sure am learning the laundry game they got me doing the warden's
00:46:34laundry now rusty i'm sure he's pussy about his nightgowns and those french fleets are murdered
00:46:43you shouldn't have come eat it i know i know you didn't want to see me oh it's not that i didn't
00:46:50want to it's i figured i wouldn't be in here very long i'd explain everything when i get out
00:46:55i can't talk right now you've got to trust me trust you what about trusting me rusty what about all
00:47:04the years i've waited i've skimped i've saved i've planned what about all the faith and the hopes and
00:47:11the love i've kept alive for you edith i love you very much someday you'll understand all of this and
00:47:18you'll be very proud of me that's all i can tell you right now except i'm no crook believe me
00:47:26i know you're not a cook darling you couldn't be but you can be awfully stupid
00:47:35well i have nothing to say well i have i'm not waiting around another five years for an explanation
00:47:42i've got to know what's going on around here right now or i'm through understand
00:47:48this is goodbye rusty for good eat it wait
00:47:57i'll talk
00:48:03i'm a g man what
00:48:07i'm a government agent selling phony stocks i'm underground that's the way we operate we work
00:48:13our way into a racket so we can reach the higher ups when did this happen after i was fired at the
00:48:20lunch room i bought this uranium stock and oh by the way you've been in the bank lately no well don't
00:48:26bother you mean you bought uranium stock with our fifteen hundred dollars well now don't get excited i
00:48:32bought it from two g men the government stands behind them like government bonds you might say oh that's
00:48:38ridiculous rusty you don't expect the federal government they made a sucker out of you and
00:48:44they're still doing it well that's a terrible thing to say don't you trust your own government
00:48:49all right all right who are these g men what are their names now does that make any sense when did
00:48:56rusty ever make any sense all right he's he's eccentric but that doesn't make him a crook
00:49:02look i tell you he's convinced he's a g-man and i'm convinced he's nuts this incident at the bank
00:49:10you told us about when he said the president was the leader of the gang don't you see those con men
00:49:16convinced him they were g-men no clue yet as to who they are no sir i don't know what to think when i
00:49:23first told him that white eagle uranium was a phony he got so upset he gave me a milk bath lieutenant
00:49:28i think we'd be justified in taking a little gamble you mean you're going to release him well sort of
00:49:35on a leash i don't know how an intelligent girl like you could even consider marrying a nitwit like morgan
00:49:42he doesn't need a wife he needs a babysitter
00:49:49but warden i'm of the opinion that rusty morgan was merely the dupe of some con men the dupe yeah
00:49:54the dope is a dupe well how important members of this gang of stock swindlers well if you want to
00:49:59turn morgan loose that's up to you just say the word and i'll open up the gates for him no no it's
00:50:03not that simple you see we want him to escape yes with your help and he must not know that you're
00:50:11helping now you just get him over the wall i'll tail him from then on oh what another now this is
00:50:16unheard of now i've got to have time to think this over a minute supposing he doesn't lead you to the gang
00:50:22supposing he makes a clean getaway think of the reputation of this institution oh man
00:50:28and think of my work
00:50:34gentlemen figaro
00:50:45there's our man now warden sneaking up behind him
00:50:48oh yes i see it
00:51:07all right there you are now grow grow grow grow
00:51:10hey i planted tulips now you go down and come up right shut up and listen now what are you animal
00:51:21or vegetable i'm the contact man for your prison break oh contact well they said i'd be contacted
00:51:26by a grapevine your break is set for eight o'clock tonight eight o'clock tonight huh yeah be sure to
00:51:31get a hold of the keys to sell block b get a hold of the key well how do i do that
00:51:43what's new morgan oh nothing much huh see you around
00:51:48hey officer harrigan you dropped your keys thanks mustn't lose these keys cell block b
00:52:05hey you dropped me what did i drop oh a little weight you look fat as a fiddle i mean fit as a faddle
00:52:19oh you're good you're good
00:52:20hey contact what's the matter you potted or something oh there you are i got him everything's all
00:52:40all set for eight o'clock and be careful yeah you be careful too once you're for stray dogs
00:52:56who's been fooling with those lights morgan where is he now he went back for his hat
00:53:22oh hello lieutenant quailin yeah all set warden you get him out we'll follow him right the whole
00:53:31prison staff has been elicit where is he now in the infirmary he stopped for a band-aid
00:53:52so
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00:56:12Where is he now? Is he over the wall?
00:56:15He's going, he's going, he's almost...
00:56:17He just came back for his hat.
00:56:22Now he's going up again.
00:56:27Quailin?
00:56:28Yeah?
00:56:29Watch for him.
00:56:30He's on his way.
00:56:42He's on the wall.
00:57:12We've got to get him over the wall before somebody gets hurt.
00:57:17I can do it, warden.
00:57:42Okay, warden.
00:57:45We'll take it from here.
00:57:46Good.
00:57:47Don't lose him now.
00:57:50He's dangerous.
00:58:12Morgan broke in again.
00:58:23We've got to get him out.
00:58:42Well, is he in the city?
00:59:10Yeah, but we had to ship him back by freight.
00:59:12I dumped him off near your apartment, put a man on to tail him.
00:59:15Oh, good.
00:59:16He stored all his clothes in my place, and I very conveniently left the door open.
00:59:21Excuse me.
00:59:24Quailin?
00:59:26Yeah?
00:59:27He was there.
00:59:30He changed his clothes, ate two bowls of cornflakes, and then left the apartment.
00:59:35Well, stay with him.
00:59:36Keep me informed.
00:59:37Your hunch is right.
00:59:38He'll lead us straight to the...
00:59:40He's in the window.
00:59:57He's in the middle of the car.
00:59:59He's in the middle of the car.
01:00:01Hello?
01:00:14Who?
01:00:15Morgan?
01:00:16How'd you get out?
01:00:17Oh, it was nothing.
01:00:18They don't build prisons like they used to.
01:00:21Say, I got your note and I talked to your contact.
01:00:24My contact?
01:00:25Grapevine?
01:00:27Shut up and listen.
01:00:28I did send you a note, but we never got started on breaking you out.
01:00:31That contact was a phony.
01:00:33Now, listen close, kid.
01:00:34It's a trap.
01:00:35A police trap.
01:00:36They're probably on your tail right now.
01:00:37You got to shake them off.
01:00:38Do you hear?
01:00:41Oh, Morgan, you don't want the police to be horning in on that reward, do you?
01:00:45Right.
01:00:46Good thinking, kid.
01:00:48Remember, you got to shake them off.
01:00:58Oh!
01:01:01I got rid of him, okay, but he picked up my trail again.
01:01:04How?
01:01:05I went back for my hat.
01:01:06Are you sure you shook him?
01:01:07Oh, yeah.
01:01:08I fell down a manhole.
01:01:09I crawled two blocks through a sewer.
01:01:11By the time I got out, he lost my scent.
01:01:14I wish I could lose it.
01:01:15Morgan, you're a gem.
01:01:17The Bureau's proud of him.
01:01:19Yeah, I wish my girl was.
01:01:21Oh, when are we going to wrap up this case?
01:01:22Anyhow, I want to get married.
01:01:23We're going to clean up everything tomorrow, my boy.
01:01:28A lawyer ought to be here any minute.
01:01:29Lawyer?
01:01:30He's a government lawyer.
01:01:31You'll have to give us your power of attorney so we can get him to that safe deposit box.
01:01:35You're too hot to go near it.
01:01:36Now, I understand.
01:01:37But we are going to wrap up this case tomorrow.
01:01:39Right.
01:01:41Enter the legal eagle.
01:01:44Well, Mr. Rutherford, we want you to meet Mr. Morgan.
01:01:47Morgan, this is our attorney.
01:01:49Glad to know you.
01:01:51Say, haven't I seen you before somewhere?
01:01:53Possibly.
01:01:54Quite possibly.
01:01:55Your breath's familiar.
01:01:56I'm always happy to meet the party of the first part.
01:01:59Oh, careful.
01:02:00Lawyer, huh?
01:02:01Had a little trouble passing the bar.
01:02:02Oh, that shaving lotion, my boy.
01:02:04Shaving lotion.
01:02:05As a matter of fact, the last time I had the DT...
01:02:08We're wasting a lot of time.
01:02:09You got that power of attorney made out?
01:02:11It's unhandy.
01:02:13Easy, Frankie.
01:02:14Here is the document, gentlemen.
01:02:16Okay, Morgan.
01:02:18Sign up.
01:02:26There's no ink.
01:02:28No ink?
01:02:32Watch it, Dipso!
01:02:33Don't hurt, Dipso!
01:02:35Dipso?
01:02:36Who ever heard that before?
01:02:37Dipso.
01:02:38I was dubbed Dipso on one of my frequent excursions up the river.
01:02:43Oh, sort of a pen name.
01:02:44Sort of.
01:02:45We sent him off to do a little research.
01:02:51Well, Dipso, glad to see you out.
01:02:54Oh, my lovely, beautiful Rita.
01:02:57In the words of the immortal Burns, her neck is like the swan.
01:03:02So is her mind.
01:03:05Flatterer.
01:03:06Same old Dipso Dave.
01:03:08Excuse me.
01:03:09Excuse me, I have to change.
01:03:13Dipso Dave.
01:03:14Now I remember you.
01:03:15Really?
01:03:16Then we have met.
01:03:17Now let me see.
01:03:18Shut up.
01:03:18I saw your picture down at police headquarters.
01:03:21But please.
01:03:22I have all loud noises.
01:03:23We're wasting time.
01:03:24How do we know he didn't see our pictures at headquarters, too?
01:03:27Oh, wait a minute.
01:03:28This is beginning to look mighty suspicious.
01:03:30Maybe you're not G-Min at all.
01:03:31You just sign on the dotted line, Morgan.
01:03:33Oh, no.
01:03:34I need legal advice.
01:03:35Where can I get a cheap lawyer?
01:03:36Oh, I'd be very happy to represent you.
01:03:38Would you?
01:03:39My fee is a loaf of bread and a jug of wine.
01:03:42All reasonable fact of the molest.
01:03:43Sum it or I'll put a dotted line across your chest.
01:03:46Don't hurt the boy.
01:03:48Here.
01:03:49That's to show you we mean business.
01:03:51The next one's on your head.
01:03:53Oh, I never did have a good head for business.
01:03:55And sign.
01:03:56Yes.
01:03:59Mr. Lacey.
01:04:01You're on, Mr. Lacey.
01:04:03Excuse me.
01:04:04I'm on.
01:04:06Well, if you're on, I'll be off.
01:04:08What kind of a signature is this?
01:04:10Mine.
01:04:10Peter Rabbit?
01:04:12Oh, that.
01:04:12It's a nickname.
01:04:13Kids used to call me Peter Rabbit because of the way I had of walking.
01:04:16Like this.
01:04:17Hippity hop.
01:04:18Hippity hop.
01:04:19Hippity hop.
01:04:23You keep looking.
01:04:33I'll check with the doorman and see if he got out.
01:04:44Give me the police department.
01:04:45Hurry.
01:04:49Ryan speaking.
01:04:50May I speak to Lieutenant Quailin?
01:04:51Quailin speaking.
01:04:53Guess who this is.
01:04:55Look, mister, I haven't got time to play games.
01:04:58Who jerk wants me to guess?
01:05:01Oh, there can only be one idiot like that.
01:05:03Trace this call.
01:05:06Keep out of their way, but keep them there.
01:05:08I'll be right over.
01:05:09Oh, okay.
01:05:11But if anything happens, you tell Edith that I tried.
01:05:13Doorman says he didn't leave.
01:05:22We'll find him.
01:05:23Yeah, but easy on that trigger finger of yours.
01:05:26We'll just have to knock him cold and get him out of here.
01:05:28Yeah, but make it look like an accident.
01:05:31There he is.
01:05:32Here's our chance.
01:05:46Yeah, what are we waiting for?
01:05:54Hey, there's a lot of you fellas around.
01:05:55What are you, chorus boys?
01:05:57What do you mean, chorus boys?
01:05:58I guess you didn't knock him out.
01:06:19I hit him hard enough.
01:06:21He must be hiding someplace.
01:06:22You take that, Edith.
01:06:23You can't get away.
01:06:24Listen to the bongo.
01:06:36Listen to the bongo.
01:06:40Listen to the bongo man go.
01:06:43Mambo!
01:06:44Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:06:46Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:06:48Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:06:49Gotta go right now.
01:06:51Mambo!
01:06:51Beat that drum and make it sound crazy.
01:06:53No one here ever gets lazy.
01:06:55Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:06:57Gotta go right now.
01:06:59When you need a so-and-so and you need a little dough,
01:07:02Take it all, then goodbye, Joe.
01:07:04Listen to the bongo man go.
01:07:07Mambo!
01:07:08Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:07:10Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:07:12Pardon me, gotcha, go mambo.
01:07:14Gotta go right now.
01:07:15Mambo!
01:07:16Mambo!
01:07:17Mambo!
01:07:18Mambo!
01:07:18Mambo!
01:07:18Mambo!
01:07:19Mambo!
01:07:19Mambo!
01:07:20Mambo!
01:07:20Mambo!
01:07:21Mambo!
01:07:21Mambo!
01:07:22Mambo!
01:07:22Mambo!
01:07:23Mambo!
01:07:24Mambo!
01:07:24Mambo!
01:07:25Mambo!
01:07:25Mambo!
01:07:26Mambo!
01:07:26Mambo!
01:07:27Mambo!
01:07:28Mambo!
01:07:28Mambo!
01:07:29Mambo!
01:07:30Mambo!
01:07:31Mambo!
01:07:32Mambo!
01:07:33Mambo!
01:07:34Mambo!
01:07:35Mambo!
01:07:36Mambo!
01:07:37Mambo!
01:07:38Mambo!
01:07:39Mambo!
01:07:40Mambo!
01:07:41Mambo!
01:07:42Mambo!
01:07:43Pardon me, got to go Mambo, pardon me, got to go Mambo, pardon me, got to go Mambo.
01:07:51Gotta go right now.
01:08:13Well, did you find him? No, he must have slipped out the back door. We'd better get out of town before he puts the cops in.
01:08:27Yeah, I guess we'd better move fast. Well, what's your hurry? Aren't you gonna wait for redim?
01:08:31I'll take care of you. You'll have to catch me first.
01:08:43Yeah!
01:09:03Oh!
01:09:13Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!
01:09:18Whoa!
01:09:21Oh!
01:09:32Oh!
01:09:37Give me the police.
01:09:45Make that an ambulance.
01:10:07Here, you do it.
01:10:37One woman, who are you?
01:10:55Where's Otto?
01:10:56What did you do with my brother?
01:10:57Where is he?
01:10:58Oh, he's at the moment.
01:10:59Out where?
01:10:59In your dressing room.
01:11:01And who are you?
01:11:01Oh, he's some crackpot.
01:11:03Don't worry, we'll handle him.
01:11:04I better see what happened to my brother.
01:11:07I'm going to take care of you.
01:11:18Dipsow!
01:11:20Good liquor, too.
01:11:21I'd rather lose two pints of blood.
01:11:24Went right to their heads, huh?
01:11:25Thanks a lot, Dipsow.
01:11:26I'm very happy to have been of service.
01:11:28Well, the police will be here any minute.
01:11:29Oh, well, in that case, I'll bid you a hasty hail and farewell.
01:11:32Well, goodbye.
01:11:34Someday we'll split a bottle together.
01:11:37Excuse me, I've got to make another change.
01:11:44What are you going to change, your skin?
01:11:47Well, that must be the police.
01:11:51You think you're tough, huh?
01:11:58Here they are.
01:11:58Round them up, boys.
01:12:00Wait just a minute.
01:12:01Darling.
01:12:23Yes, dear?
01:12:24You can come in now.
01:12:26Check.
01:12:27Roger.
01:12:27We'll go.
01:12:28Hello, Mr. Morgan.
01:12:41Hello, Mrs. Morgan.
01:12:46Oh, wait a minute.
01:12:48Rusty, where are you going?
01:12:49What's the matter?
01:12:51I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:52I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:53I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:54I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:55I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:56I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:57I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:58I went back from the nightcap.
01:12:59I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:00I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:01I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:02I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:03I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:04I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:05I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:06I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:07I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:08I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:09I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:10I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:11I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:12I went back from the nightcap.
01:13:13I went back from the nightcap.
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