One in a Million (1936)
Approved | 95 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance | 1 January 1937 (USA)
American theatrical manager (Menjou) discovers Henie preparing for the Olympics in Switzerland and brings her to Madison Square Garden.
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Writers: Leonard Praskins (story), Mark Kelly (story)
Stars: Sonja Henie, Adolphe Menjou, Jean Hersholt
Approved | 95 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance | 1 January 1937 (USA)
American theatrical manager (Menjou) discovers Henie preparing for the Olympics in Switzerland and brings her to Madison Square Garden.
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Writers: Leonard Praskins (story), Mark Kelly (story)
Stars: Sonja Henie, Adolphe Menjou, Jean Hersholt
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06:40Uh!
06:41I dropped it.
06:42I dropped it.
06:43I dropped it.
06:44H explain.
06:45Tell me what's the matter with you.
06:46I can't see the bolts.
06:47You try to get out the way.
06:48a. Johnny.
07:06Well looks as though he wins it after all. Someday Johnny's going to win one of
07:13his own. I think your toes and dig them in good.
07:21You're ready. On your mark. Oh no no no come back Johnny come back.
07:34Farms pretty bad Johnny.
07:35Head up body
07:40forward arms like this now when you run stretch out stride take big easy
07:47steps like that and bring my knees up away like that that's it. Sure just like
07:54the great thing himself now you're ready on your mark.
08:05All right. That's fine. Now run back. On your mark.
08:14Set. Go.
08:22Oh let me see you do it. Sure.
08:35Oh.
08:45You say when you give it everything at the start I have to bring yourself up.
08:52You got to save something for the finish. You know. Right. Maybe
08:59a fall right on your nose. And when you're getting up there are
09:02the fellows get way ahead of you. And you'll never catch up with it.
09:21Seems only yesterday Johnny since I began training you.
09:24Seventeen years then. Cross country run shot put this gives you haven't.
09:31I've had to pile up all the hurdles I've jumped it reached the moon. Oh that's made
09:35a man out of it. You're going to make the Olympic team Johnny and you're going to
09:41win the decathlon. I hope you're right Dad. We certainly worked hard enough. But
09:46right now I'm going to dress and drive to the village for a provision. You know
09:51can't tell if I might accidentally get some paying guests this weekend paying
09:55guests. That reminds me.
10:08They get me out of here I'm cooking.
10:10And.
10:18What do you keep any customers treated in this way. Or you'll get well.
10:25I can't get much more of it.
10:40I.
12:10Say don't you know it's against the law to pass
12:21a car on the right side. When I see one where do you expect me to turn out down
12:26there. You could pull that far in your head and not make
12:32a dent in it maybe you're right my head isn't that soft I ought to leave you just
12:37where you are I expected you to. Go to tell me to road hog. I always carry
12:44one in case I meet
12:45a girl like you. Give
12:57me one and.
12:58I'm. Ready for
13:06a new car and I'll take it away.
13:28I'm.
13:58The.
14:17Next time you get in trouble call the cops or
14:19a girl.
14:49I'm. The trouble
14:57is Johnny you're carrying your body too far forward you're losing your drive I'll
15:02get
15:02a wave back on that right like it way back you know what your whole body and do it
15:07I think to catch on. Right now you're going to have to finish your work out by
15:11yourself this morning and don't forget those hurdles I won't.
16:19That
16:32was
16:33a wonderful job. You are you staying here why not I didn't think they let truck
16:38drivers especially road hogs Well I guess this place is wide enough for me to pass
16:43you you won't have to honk your horn from now on sister you'll have plenty of room
17:49. I
18:17might have known you throw it you could have brought it you know the next time you
18:21lose
18:22a ball call a cop. Thank
18:30you Mr Kent Johnny to my friends minds James Stephen Jones my friend.
18:37Your father and this place operated I believe your father owns it Oh dad and so
18:42many things I can't keep track of them all couple of railways half a dozen it tells
18:47a steel mill you wouldn't think you'd waste his time on anything as trifling as
18:50a health camp. You don't buy any charm suffer from dyspepsia do I like the fact
18:56that. You look pretty when you laugh laughing improves you to come on and play
19:02some tennis.
19:08Have
19:08a chance to play the great central with the present forget your error relax the
19:13railroad he has to keep his mind on them but forget him while you're up here with
19:17a great expense John have a lot of money piled up for John before I take off. Maybe
19:23she didn't have so much money to spend for the only way that kid knows how to handle
19:26money is with
19:27a shovel educated abroad born in school I'm going to finish in school finish you
19:33know ought to be
19:34a snob showing how to break hearts help the gun a lot of fact in the Natalie Well
19:41I've kept my boy pretty busy rainy Johnny hasn't had much time for girls. I bet
19:48you
19:48a railroad against the Turkish town that you don't have them going in right now.
20:02Oh I love it. I like it too all I've ever known.
20:09I can't understand how a girl like you had so much joy for the simple thing oh I
20:15really haven't had too much. Johnny did you have
20:20a kid to do. I'm afraid I haven't but.
20:28I have to bet that I guess you're right good night good night good night good night
20:34Johnny.
20:41I want you to understand how I feel about this I do. First you think your daughter's
20:46a flirt and second you don't want little Johnny Boy's life all messed up. But once
20:53you're showing
20:53a spark of judgment. Don't pretend that at last you found just
21:00the right man and that man is Johnny Kent. You wouldn't understand.
21:07I get this right. Before you were born I did John can agree to all took advantage of
21:13a technicality almost ruined his life and now trying to right that wrong by helping
21:19him achieve his life's ambition to see his son win the big half. Boy isn't going to
21:25get anywhere being sidetracked by girls suppose I told you that I'm not dating with
21:30Johnny. I'd say I've heard that before.
21:48And you better get back to camp said Oh I'm all right. I'm sure you're all right but
21:54how about Stephen he'll be waiting. I'd forgotten all about him. Maybe you better
22:00finish this along I'll cut back over the month and I did.
22:07You tell me how far it is to camp two miles thanks old man.
22:10A good looking young man.
22:20How far is it to my house how do you know I was going to ask you I'm
22:24a mind reader lady this road only leads one place Oh wonder I don't think.
22:41I.
22:55I don't.
23:01Want to stay in town John last night we have
23:03a nightclub for miles oh you better look out you might bring your throwing arm
23:07lifting high ball you're not going to stay loyal Oh you know change of scenery. I see
23:13and how are all the peasants this season Oh you'll find out if you stick around long
23:17enough.
23:26Hey Pat what held you up I'm not exactly sure for
23:30a moment I thought I had something we saw it too heading this way you don't suppose
23:34we made a mistake bringing Duke along do you know what is this anyhow.
23:46There it is.
23:48Oh Johnny.
23:59Well you need to rub it in oh you like him he's very.
24:05Don't think these are some of my friends up for the weekend Oh Johnny.
24:10Johnny can we've already met he's my favorite mind reader mind reader I didn't know
24:17that you better not let anyone read your mind Pat. This is
24:23due chaos he's an athlete too you want to get acquainted Oh I'm glad to know you Mr
24:28Hill I've heard a lot about you Oh yeah Johnny's father runs this place Oh fine fine
24:32well we'd probably be seeing around give us
24:34a hand with the luggage will you yeah yeah.
24:48That's. Not bad. You know Duke won the job and so the last intercollegiate. Mind
24:55bringing me that job and. That's that bring it I don't want to walk halfway after
25:02it. Don't let it make
25:04a fool of you Johnny better carry it to him come on I'll walk with you.
25:17Not bad. Well you are for it. Mine was only
25:23a practice role. You made it I throw hail mind if I have
25:29a little trick. Thanks but I don't need any instructions from you sorry I was trying
25:35to help Oh come on Johnny how about a little penny. Just
25:41a minute can't. Stephen's happens to be my girl aren't you presuming a bit Duke
25:47pay no attention to him Johnny OK I can't you've no right to force your attention
25:52on girls above your class with Stephen's invited me. Well maybe she doesn't know
25:56who you are but the A.A.U.
25:59Kicked your old man out of athletics back in nineteen twelve for cheating. Let me
26:05enjoy stay where you are no interference.
26:08I'm. Not going to.
26:15That's all I can handle it do. I want to.
26:19Tell. You.
26:35They are Duke.
26:36I. Want to.
26:45I want to.
26:51Open I think you know I would you better stop them now I want to fight it again
26:54some other time. I want to.
27:00I want to.
27:05Say you want to. Come up and escape let us alone dad.
27:15Come on Johnny.
27:23I like him now.
27:29I. Don't know what started this.
27:37I guess it was my fault that girl trouble. Perhaps we'd better forget about this
27:44can't. Well funny boy maybe you'd better ask the party to give you
27:50a boxing lesson.
28:00You know but once in my life I was rather proud of John for keeping that gate locked
28:04today maybe you're proud of her making the boy break training up to all hours last
28:09night and fighting the camp's guest today are the girls got married I suppose I
28:13should have turned her over my knee but I thought the best thing to do is send
28:17the whole outfit back to town you think Johnny's too old to be bossed around like
28:21a child you seem to forget that he's something else besides an athlete he's still
28:25a youngster he should mix more with young people. The matter of winning the Olympics
28:30isn't just trophies. My objective is bigger than that. The decathlon means
28:36a career for my boy that he'll be noticed by worthwhile people. You'll have
28:41a real chance in life. I understand the chance that should have been yours
28:49Johnny's going to need
28:50a sponsor for those international games. I remember the city athletic club on the
28:55board I'm going to see that he gets that opportunity.
31:25Well I'm glad you arrived I was only good for about ten miles
31:38more. People keep you from catching. I feel like
31:44a pet poodle no just
31:46a great big athlete. Well. I didn't lose my country appetite well I've been in
31:52the city anyway.
32:22Sure you're warm enough. Say did you ever run five miles in the hot sun. No but I've
32:34taken some long walks back from ride. That's what you get for running around with
32:39the athletes my dear. Don't forget I specialize in athletes big brawny he-men educated
32:46from the neck down. Like Duke Hale. Yes like Duke Hale he manages to keep in form
32:52and have a good time too. Are you still angry over that beating he gave you off at
32:58the health camp. No my jaws are still working. Let's see what you have here.
33:06Let's see. Patty to foie gras. Lobster on a Newberg. Caviar. And spinach for you.
33:15You'll pardon me but I'm hungry.
33:22Well I'm hungry too. I've had nothing but training food for twenty years. I'm going
33:34to have some of this. Sorry I can't tempt you with a little wine. Maybe I'll see you
33:40when the decathlon. Oh the decathlon. I'm sick of hearing about the decathlon. Here
33:47give me a swig of that. I'm sick of that word myself. It isn't right Johnny making
33:55you go through all this training. What does it get you? Just a lot of silly looking
33:59trophies. You know Joan you mean more to me than anything else in the world. But
34:12Johnny I promised father I wouldn't even see you again. But I promise. Shut up.
34:29This is rich. Have you seen it? No. What is it? Gather round I'll read you something
34:36It's in the scandal column. What charming young debutant is seeing a lot of a well
34:43known young athlete who has been cutting a broad swath in blue blood society. The
34:48meeting said to be on the sly are rumored to be interfering seriously with the young
34:52man's training for the Olympic tryouts. The fathers of both were once Olympic
34:57teammates. Wait till her old man reads that. And his old man too. It must have cost
35:04you something to advertise in that paper. Maybe it was worth something. Maybe. But
35:13then Joan's father might not see it. He's too busy reading ticker tapes you know.
35:19That's all been taken care of. An old man Stevens will read it and so will Kent's
35:24father. Suppose the editor of that paper found out that you'd been seeing me on the
35:29sly. How would you like to see that in print? You wouldn't do anything like that.
35:36Frankly I wouldn't. I hope your little plan succeeds. That'll leave Johnny to me.
35:45And here's to a perfect understanding.
35:51I don't care what other people think about this. I'm only concerned with your attitude.
35:56I've spent my lifetime training you. So I could win the decathlon for you. Well I'd hope to make a man out of you.
36:04So I'm not a man. Nobody's a man who sneaks out undercover and does things he's afraid for his father to know.
36:10Just because athletes have to be a society fad you lose your head. Neglect your training. Think you're in love with some girl whose own father admits she never had a serious thought. You can't talk that way about Joan. She's different.
36:22Oh yeah? No different from other girls. Likes to be seen with famous athletes in tow.
36:27Do you think being an athlete's everything in life? Don't you consider that I have feelings like other young people? That I like to be with boys and girls my own age once in a while?
36:36Do you think I like to be pushed and pounded and worked out all over the landscape every morning? Why, you won't even let me eat the food I like.
36:44Now drink what you like. I understand you're drinking when you sneak out on these parties.
36:49The word is go, not sneak.
36:51Well, call it what you choose. But there are two things that'll break down the best athlete. Liquor and egotism. More than one of my friends have told me about your attitude.
37:00What if I do know I'm good? I've worked hard enough. Maybe I've heard a few things that haven't come to your ears.
37:06The coaches at the club say I'm over-trained. That your system of training is old-fashioned. They tell me if I don't relax I'll go stale.
37:14Oh, so I'm not good enough to train you.
37:17Well, how do you suppose I won the decathlon?
37:20Why, every record you've set has been broken.
37:25All right. If I'm not the man to train you, go to some other coach. Go to your friends. The ones who admire you only because you happen to be on top at the moment. Go ahead, go on, get out!
37:44I'm giving a swing party tomorrow afternoon. Joan will be there.
37:47Fine.
37:48Will you be on hand?
37:49See you tomorrow.
37:57Morningside. 2412.
38:01Hello, Athletic Club. Johnny Kent, please.
38:07When he comes in, will you have him call Patricia Stanley?
38:13Well, you've made the scandal sheet.
38:34I'd like to know the origin of that article.
38:38Well, you can't run around with a big athletic hero and keep it under cover.
38:44To tell you frankly, Duke, I thought I could.
38:47Well, you're only kidding yourself. The whole gang's been talking about it for weeks.
38:53What do you see in that slug?
38:54Oh, a lot you wouldn't bother to look for.
38:59Johnny Kent is no good, just like his old man.
39:03Never stopped to think that he probably had that published himself.
39:06Wants the world to know that a girl out of his class is making a fool of herself over him.
39:09I don't care to know your opinion on the subject.
39:14I guess I'll take a swim.
39:17There you are.
39:21Are you sure Johnny's coming?
39:23Well, he phoned me last night. He said he'd be here.
39:26Talked like he was off the wagon again.
39:27Said his old man had thrown him out.
39:29Yes, I heard there'd been trouble.
39:31Johnny's staying at the club.
39:33Guess they had to take him in.
39:34Depending on him, you know, for the Olympic team.
39:44Oh, excuse me.
39:48How about getting on your suit?
39:50No, I'm not going in. At least not just yet.
39:53I see.
39:55Waiting for your hero.
39:57Johnny needs help.
39:58Mixing his all-crowd isn't exactly the tonic he needs.
40:01Johnny and his father have been pals for years.
40:04Mixing with the set has caused them to break up.
40:06Johnny doesn't drink much, but what he does drink is a lot.
40:09He's a good drinker.
40:10Well, you're going to take on the job of training him.
40:13Next, you'll be getting the idea of marrying him.
40:15Well, I shan't think too much about that.
40:17Not until he asks me.
40:19Well, they're doing it every day.
40:21Rich girls are loping with chauffeurs, gardeners, butlers.
40:27Looks like Pat's family's gone servant-minded, too.
40:34Johnny is not a servant.
40:35And from now on, he's going to be my servant.
40:37He's going to be my husband.
40:39Johnny is not a servant.
40:40And from now on, Duke, I don't want to be tripping over you
40:42every time I turn round.
40:49Hello, Joan.
40:50Hello, Johnny.
40:51Duke.
40:52Hello, Joan.
40:53You're late.
40:54Yes, I had to move my belongings over to the club.
40:56I wanted to talk to you about that.
40:58You heard?
40:59Yes. Let's go somewhere where we can talk privately.
41:02There's a bench over there.
41:04Put there for private talk.
41:05Thanks. We'll use it.
41:07Have a drink first.
41:08I need one myself.
41:09Oh, I don't think you need that one.
41:11You had a few before you came, didn't you?
41:13Say, what is this, an inquisition?
41:14No, a reminder.
41:16You sound like my old man,
41:17always trying to tell me what to do.
41:19I'm not trying. I'm telling you.
41:21Come on.
41:25How's Joan like her writer?
41:27She acted as though she thought I had something to do with it.
41:30Well, after all, she's not too dumb.
41:32Maybe you've overstepped yourself, Duke.
41:35Pat, you've got to help me.
41:37I'm doing my little bit. I can see it.
41:40Any further suggestions?
41:43Play up to it.
41:44Turn on your best efforts.
41:46You know, I've never seen you fail to get your man.
41:48Well, maybe it's because I'm a foot.
41:51Perhaps I'd better get a horse and a uniform.
41:59Sit down, Johnny.
42:00No, thanks. I'll take mine standing.
42:02And for a lecture?
42:03No, not a lecture. Just a sensible talk.
42:05A sensible talk?
42:06About me?
42:07And me.
42:08Seen your father since you left home?
42:10Yes.
42:12When I returned to get my stuff.
42:14Did he say anything about my having been there?
42:16You? Well, what were you doing there?
42:18Oh, I see he didn't.
42:20I went to see him.
42:22I told him that I'd broken my word with my father,
42:24that I'd been seeing you, interfering with your training.
42:28And I told him I wouldn't do it again.
42:30So that's what burned him.
42:31No, you left home before I talked to him.
42:34I knew he'd see the article in the paper.
42:36And if I saw him first before he saw you,
42:38I could take the blame myself.
42:40But you're not to blame.
42:41I see you because I want to.
42:43You understand that.
42:45I wouldn't be out with you if I didn't want to be.
42:47And besides, what's the harm of it?
42:49Oh, the fact that we've been seeing each other isn't harmful in itself.
42:53I liked you and I didn't see why I couldn't see you.
42:56I thought your father foolish and selfish.
42:58But I know better now.
43:00I see Dad's been filling your mind with a lot of nonsense too.
43:03No, he hurt me worse by not blaming me
43:06than if he piled everything upon my shoulders.
43:09Johnny, you've changed in the last few months.
43:12Everybody's been telling you how good you are.
43:15And you believe it.
43:16Oh, not that you are.
43:17But you mustn't let it go to your head.
43:20You've got to go back and be the boy you used to be.
43:22You know I can never be like that again.
43:25Say, maybe that's your alibi for not wanting to see me anymore.
43:29Well, I didn't say I didn't want to see you.
43:31No, but you're leading up to it.
43:33Well, I'm not going to see you again.
43:35Not for the last of the Olympics.
43:37Oh, yes, you are.
43:38Johnny, excuse me, folks.
43:40Just the sand and for Cupid.
43:42Joe? No, thank you.
43:43Johnny? Thanks.
43:45Nothing like a cool high ball for those private little chaps.
43:48You're a lifesaver, pal.
43:49If you want another, just sing out
43:50and I shall be glad to flutter over with one of my little specials.
43:55Well, here's to love.
44:02Seen this? Yes.
44:04You are responsible for it.
44:06Say, you don't think I'd have anything like that
44:07put in the scandal sheet.
44:09Well, anyway, it's in there and it's all a reflex on Joe.
44:12Why does it?
44:17That reminds me.
44:19You'd better run along, Huw.
44:20I think I'll stay.
44:21So this is what you're sore about?
44:23Johnny, please go.
44:24Congratulations on having your name mentioned
44:26with Miss Stevens in the public press.
44:28Listen, Hale, I wouldn't be surprised
44:30if you had something to do with this.
44:32It reads like it ought to satisfy your ego.
44:34How'd you like a good punch in the nose?
44:36No, you don't, Johnny.
44:37You're in enough trouble as it is.
44:39That's right.
44:40We mustn't have any more trouble.
44:42I'm sorry, Hale.
44:43I'm sorry.
44:44I'm sorry.
44:45I'm sorry.
44:46I'm sorry.
44:47Any more scandals.
44:50Just the same.
45:01I wish I'd never met you, you big brotnek.
45:03I only wanted to show the gang I could twist you round my finger.
45:07You're just fooling me all the time.
45:09Trying to make a faff out of me.
45:11I guess my old man was right about you.
45:13Well, you were rather late in finding that out.
45:17I'd like you to drive me home, Duke.
45:25Johnny, don't you think you'd better come into the playroom and cool off for a little while?
45:30Come on.
45:37Sit down, Johnny. I want to talk to you.
45:40Do you remember what Joan said?
45:42Most of it. She said she didn't want to see me anymore.
45:45Well, she said more than that.
45:47Said she was only playing a game with you.
45:50She really had no use for you.
45:52She just wanted to show the crowd that she could lead the big athletes around by the nose.
45:56I wanted to tell you that long ago.
45:59But I knew you wouldn't believe me.
46:01Joan knows I like you and she only wanted to keep us apart.
46:04She's crazy about Duke.
46:06Always has been.
46:09Her father has an investment in you.
46:11He put up the money for you at the club so that you'd have a chance to win the decathlon.
46:16Why don't you give up the Olympics, Johnny?
46:18You and I could have lots of fun together.
46:21So now she thinks I can't win the decathlon.
46:25Well, I'll show her.
46:26She can have her trophies for her investment.
46:28I'll show her I can win.
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51:05This is a place to have a game.
51:06Yeah,of course.
51:07I bet you do, uncomfortable з?
51:24I saw the old man up on the box.
51:26Says he came a long way to see you lose.
51:28Yeah?
51:29You'll feel differently tomorrow
51:30after the 1500.
51:34side in a terrific athletic year between Johnny camp and do kale are decided that
51:39tomorrow we'll find do kale the winner of the decathlon
51:47get up John we haven't lost yet the 1500 meters Johnny's weakest point the
51:53deciding factor in the decathlon yes but maybe he'll always all off farm forgotten
51:58everything I've taught him maybe it isn't too late you must go to him talk
52:04with him he's losing confidence oh you know what it means to him to win you
52:09know what it means to me to have him win John Kent you're letting your own son
52:13down what he needs you most you see more worried about Joan Stephens than you do
52:22about the game suppose you do lose you know I'm not like Joan Stephens you're
52:30okay Pat Jones been in love with Duke anyway always Joan Stephens means nothing
52:36to me but the decathlon that does mean something to you oh we're just talking
52:40about you do so I said I should like to speak to you Johnny alone what I have to
52:45say would not be exactly pleasing oh I was just leaving anyway I don't know
52:51what you could have to say to me that Patricia couldn't overhear justice you're
52:54going to do tomorrow I've done everything in my power to make you a present of the
52:59decathlon to give it to you all wrapped up in cellophane so that you can go around
53:03and tell your friends that it hadn't been for you Johnny Kent wouldn't have
53:07had a chance come on you're going to listen to me
53:09well here we are where are we what do you mean oh you'll see
53:20hello Pat I do where's Johnny I haven't seen him since the left training quarters
53:28let's go to work I'll have you know this isn't my idea that was Joan we have much
53:38time we've got to get started remember what I taught you as a boy head up body forward
53:43arms like this you're running all wrong Johnny you're tight and stiff you got to take a long
53:47looping stride well
53:50all right boy come on on your mark
53:57get up oh come on John we'll follow him I was just wondering what John had to say to
54:07Johnny that seems so important I mean the Jones been seeing him again yes you you just
54:15got to win you've got to don't you worry Pat it's in the bag you know John won't look at
54:21him after he loses I'll let you step out give it everything you got
54:27what's the matter dad
54:37it's hard yes too much exertion he spent too many years out of Johnny training you
54:48help me get him into the car we'll take him to the hospital
55:12we're now on the 1,500 meter run the last event of the Catalan young Johnny Kent has
55:16shown a remarkable reversal of form over his showing yesterday is now practically even
55:20with Duke Hales both boys are far ahead of the field in the scoring of the points and
55:24the winner of this event will be the final winner of this strenuous event contest like
55:27the game youngster years Kent is out there trying but the consensus is that his efforts
55:32against Hale will be useless unless a miracle happens perhaps I'd better turn it off
55:36Hales way out in front Kent well back his form has greatly improved since yesterday but he hasn't a chance
55:46Johnny Kent moving up he's running third and coming strong
56:16He can't make the final spurt.
56:43He can't make the final spurt.
57:10He wins!
57:14I'll turn the microphone on the crowd again.
57:16And let you judge who won the final event and the decathlon.
57:20Johnny Wood.
57:23Not Johnny, Ted.
57:24John, Ted.
57:26I think I'll kiss you, John, Ted.
57:29Well, I think you'd better say that for Johnny.
57:31Oh, I shall have millions for Johnny all my life.
57:40I don't think we'd better disturb him.
57:41He still looks pretty bad to me.
57:43Oh, come on.
57:44You don't have to be part of it any longer.
57:46Hey, what is this?
57:48Well, we had to resort to something drastic, Johnny,
57:50to bring you to your senses.
57:52Well, you certainly had me fooled.
57:54Say, I'll bet you had something to do with this.
57:56Oh, why, of course I did.
57:58That's the last time you ever do anything like that to me.