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00:02:27Where are you going?
00:02:30I don't know.
00:02:31Oh, you must sit down and finish your dinner.
00:02:33This is no way to carry on about nothing at all.
00:02:38Nothing at all.
00:02:39Don't take things so hard, Julie.
00:02:41You keep out of this.
00:02:42It's strictly a family matter, not for the help.
00:02:47Don't you feel awfully guilty about barking and snapping at everyone?
00:02:51Guilty?
00:02:52About what?
00:02:53You think I'm blind?
00:02:55You think I have no eyes or ears or common sense?
00:02:58I think you have too much of that.
00:03:00I rent my sheds for storage space, and you think that I...
00:03:04Pop, why do you lie?
00:03:18I'm leaving you.
00:03:20Julie, I never raised a hand to you in my life.
00:03:24And I never raised a hand to your ma while she was living.
00:03:28Because I ain't that kind of a man, Julie.
00:03:30Julie, but you got me near crazy.
00:03:33Pop?
00:03:34What?
00:03:34Will you tell me the truth?
00:03:36Yes.
00:03:38What's your connection with the ghosts?
00:03:40Well, nothing necessarily.
00:03:43I just rent in my sheds, that's about all.
00:03:46But they're better and more accessible sheds than ours.
00:03:48We're off the main highway and hard to reach.
00:03:51And why do the ghosts of men always load and unload at night?
00:03:54Why is it they're always padlocked?
00:03:55Julie, I've answered that question a hundred times today.
00:04:00The sheds are cooler at night.
00:04:03And they're locked against thieves.
00:04:06But you're not a thief, are you, Pop?
00:04:08No.
00:04:10Then why are they locked against you?
00:04:12Why can't you get in your own sheds?
00:04:14Well, who says I can?
00:04:15Can you?
00:04:16Well, sure I can.
00:04:17Then why can't I get in?
00:04:18Them's no place for a girl.
00:04:20And I don't see that it's any of your business or your concerns what's in them sheds.
00:04:24Isn't it?
00:04:26Well, another thing, there are tires in those sheds.
00:04:28Well, what of it?
00:04:29What's wrong with tires?
00:04:31And don't you go shooting your mouth off to anybody either.
00:04:34Oh, if it's so a bug boy to have hundreds of tires.
00:04:36Julie, I see we've come to a showdown.
00:04:39Yes, Pop.
00:04:41I sent you through school and you never had to work a day in your life.
00:04:44And I sent you money regular, just like a clock.
00:04:47Too regularly.
00:04:49What do you mean by that?
00:04:51I've been here four weeks.
00:04:53I haven't seen a half a dozen customers come in and out of the busy day.
00:04:56Only a strange assortment of characters are paired in and out and never eat a drink.
00:05:00I thought I'd love the Buttes.
00:05:02You mean you thought you'd run away to the Buttes?
00:05:05I didn't run away.
00:05:06No?
00:05:07A girl studies to be a schoolteacher all her life.
00:05:10And a father sends her money all through state college.
00:05:13And the last term she quits.
00:05:15No, that don't make sense.
00:05:17And I didn't ask you to come down here.
00:05:19Remember that, Julie?
00:05:20I'm beginning to understand why.
00:05:23You don't owe nothing.
00:05:26Maybe.
00:05:27But I'll find out tonight.
00:05:29Oh, yeah?
00:05:29Just how?
00:05:31I'm going to the dunes and I'm going to see the ghosts.
00:05:33Well, go ahead.
00:05:34Nobody's stopping you.
00:05:35Believe me, nobody's stopping me.
00:05:44Oh, now, what am I going to do?
00:06:05Don't ask me.
00:06:06I'm one of the help.
00:06:07I don't belong to the family.
00:06:09Oh, don't be contrary.
00:06:11Melba, as a woman, I'm asking you, what shall I do?
00:06:14Well, if I was you, I'd start shivering.
00:06:17Suppose she finds out.
00:06:19Melba, you've got to do something.
00:06:21It ain't my funeral.
00:06:23What?
00:06:23No.
00:06:25Okay, I'll do what I can.
00:06:27But I'm doing it for Julie.
00:06:28Well, so why?
00:06:30We'll see.
00:06:31I'll tell you, you tell her that...
00:06:32I'll do it my own way, a woman's way.
00:06:37That's an awful pretty dress.
00:06:39Who sent you?
00:06:40Well, why do you say that?
00:06:42But I'll tell you something.
00:06:44What?
00:06:45He feels awfully bad.
00:06:47Why?
00:06:48Well, for losing his temper all the time.
00:06:51He only loses his temper when I ask him questions.
00:06:54Otherwise, he's the sweetest man on earth.
00:06:56He is sweet, isn't he?
00:06:59Mel, tell me something.
00:07:01Sure.
00:07:03You've been here a long time.
00:07:04What has Pop to do with the ghost?
00:07:07Now, you know, you must know something.
00:07:10Well, now, isn't that funny?
00:07:11That's just what I came up to get into about...
00:07:13The ghost.
00:07:15Isn't that a crazy name for a man to go by?
00:07:18What about him?
00:07:19Well, first of all, don't go tonight, honey.
00:07:21As one girl to another.
00:07:23Look, if you came out to try...
00:07:24I wouldn't, Julie.
00:07:25The ghost is no good.
00:07:26I know.
00:07:28Oh, you do?
00:07:29That isn't it.
00:07:30You've got brains and education.
00:07:32You've got class.
00:07:34Kathy.
00:07:34That isn't it, sugar.
00:07:36I'm scared.
00:07:37I don't want the ghost to get his hands on me.
00:07:39Get his hands on me?
00:07:40Julie, he's woman crazy.
00:07:44Be a child.
00:07:48This is no social call.
00:08:00Hello, Pop.
00:08:02She is?
00:08:03Fine.
00:08:04Fine.
00:08:04You know, I've been wanting to meet her.
00:08:07What are you talking about?
00:08:08I'm not going to spill anything to her.
00:08:11No.
00:08:11Now, listen.
00:08:12Behave yourself, will you?
00:08:13With me, a bargain's a bargain.
00:08:14Do you understand?
00:08:16Look, we came here to talk to you.
00:08:18Why don't you fellas relax and go on home?
00:08:20I'll see you tomorrow night.
00:08:21Just a minute, ghost.
00:08:21Make it snappy.
00:08:22Now, here it is.
00:08:23Federal men are too close for safety.
00:08:24You understand that?
00:08:25And three raids in Phoenix last week.
00:08:27I'm entertaining tonight, boys.
00:08:28How do I look?
00:08:28I'm pretty sharp, huh?
00:08:29Look, this is business.
00:08:30If you don't care to handle this, Big Charlie does, why don't you relax?
00:08:34I told you, go on home and I'll see you tomorrow night.
00:08:36And give my regards to Big Charlie.
00:08:38Yeah?
00:08:38I'll take it from me.
00:08:39He sends his to you, too.
00:08:41Come on, Steve.
00:08:48Ali Baba.
00:08:49Yes, sir?
00:08:50Set me up, too, in my apartment.
00:08:51I'm the very best.
00:08:52You understand?
00:08:53Yes, sir.
00:08:54I want to relax.
00:08:55Yes, sir.
00:09:15Tell me, honey.
00:09:17Can you really read mine?
00:09:18Or is it all a fake-a-roo?
00:09:20What do the customers say?
00:09:21They say you're terrific.
00:09:22They're mental mystic.
00:09:23What do you think?
00:09:24I think you're sensational.
00:09:27Can you read my mind?
00:09:29I already have.
00:09:32Relax.
00:09:35Relax.
00:09:36Relax.
00:09:39Relax.
00:09:43Relax.
00:09:48Relax.
00:09:51I'll be right.
00:09:52Come in.
00:09:53Come in.
00:09:56I'm also Bronson's daughter.
00:09:59Under in.
00:10:00Step in, lady.
00:10:06Remarkable.
00:10:07Absolutely remarkable.
00:10:09Mr...
00:10:10Martin.
00:10:11Alexander Cesar Martin.
00:10:12Yes, I know.
00:10:13May I speak with you a few minutes?
00:10:15You're a beautiful girl.
00:10:16It's about my father and you.
00:10:19Prettier than a picture.
00:10:20Look, Mr. Martin, I know what's going on.
00:10:23Prettier than your own picture.
00:10:25It's amazing.
00:10:26What picture?
00:10:35Where'd you get this?
00:10:36My hobby.
00:10:37Collecting people I don't know.
00:10:41Why do you do this?
00:10:43He doesn't look like a professor, does he?
00:10:46That's me.
00:10:48Relax, honey.
00:10:49I have a flair for organization, that's all.
00:10:51Let me show you.
00:10:52Come here.
00:11:09So I see.
00:11:10Mm-hmm.
00:11:13I still say, he doesn't look like a professor.
00:11:35Hiya, Army.
00:11:36Hello.
00:11:36You Mr. Bronson?
00:11:37That's right.
00:11:38What can I do for you?
00:11:39I'm Bob Lord.
00:11:40Bob Lord?
00:11:41All right.
00:11:43Hi-ho, Silver.
00:11:45Well, Julie's Bob?
00:11:46Well, I'm mighty glad to get acquainted with you, son.
00:11:49Come in and sit down.
00:11:51What are you doing in these parts?
00:11:53Stationed up at Camp Adams, Mr. Bronson.
00:11:55I'm sorry to seem to be in such a rush, but it took me longer to find this place than
00:11:58I figured.
00:11:59And I have to go right back to camp.
00:12:00Tell me about Julie, though.
00:12:02How is she?
00:12:03Well, you should know.
00:12:05Son, Julie's a funny girl.
00:12:08She talks a lot about you.
00:12:09But what she says ain't all flattery.
00:12:12Well, as long as she never starts talking.
00:12:14You hear from her often?
00:12:16Hear from her?
00:12:17You don't know she's with me now?
00:12:19You mean she left school?
00:12:20You mean you don't know that neither?
00:12:22Why, no, sir.
00:12:23I was nearby, so naturally I wanted to meet you.
00:12:26You know, Julie's always been so proud of you.
00:12:29It was hatchy, though.
00:12:31Oh, well, you and Julie kind of busted up.
00:12:34How come?
00:12:35Well, I swear I don't ever mind that.
00:12:38But man to man, boy, she's hankering for you.
00:12:41Is she really?
00:12:42Oh, wait till she sets eyes on you.
00:12:45Boy, I wouldn't miss that for a barrel.
00:12:48Well, let me surprise her.
00:12:49Well, she ain't in now.
00:12:51Well, can't you wait?
00:12:53No, I'm afraid not.
00:12:57Well, but you'll sure come back, won't you?
00:12:59Don't worry.
00:13:00I'll be back.
00:13:01Boy, you don't know how glad I am to see you.
00:13:03Well, that's great.
00:13:04Oh, by the way, don't tell Julie I was in, huh?
00:13:08I got you.
00:13:09You bet.
00:13:23That's very interesting.
00:13:26Is that all there is to the story?
00:13:28Yep.
00:13:29That's all.
00:13:30You know, you're human after all.
00:13:33Well, I figured out the old man with the pretty girl who would go to school, I...
00:13:38Well, me.
00:13:39I was stuck with the busy bee.
00:13:41Why not set him up in business?
00:13:42Why not?
00:13:43What do you get out of it?
00:13:46Don't worry about me.
00:13:47I can't live very long.
00:13:49After a year or two, I'll explode.
00:13:53In here or there.
00:13:54Explode?
00:13:56I'll explain.
00:13:58It's all very simple.
00:14:00When I was a kid, I was very hungry.
00:14:02Never got very much to eat.
00:14:05You know what that does to a little punk?
00:14:07Often.
00:14:07A rich country.
00:14:08A hungry kid.
00:14:10Well, you'll figure it out.
00:14:13Listen, my dear.
00:14:15There's good in me.
00:14:16I've got genius, I tell you.
00:14:18Straighten me out before I kick off.
00:14:19Please give me a break.
00:14:21Good day, it's clever.
00:14:25I'm not clever.
00:14:27I'm going to tell you something that I wouldn't dare tell anyone else.
00:14:30I'm the dumbest sap alive.
00:14:33If I had a wife...
00:14:38See all this?
00:14:41Over here, I'll show you some more.
00:14:49Why do I listen to you?
00:14:51Because you're just as helpless as I am.
00:14:53Look at this.
00:14:55I own all this territory.
00:14:57Do you know what?
00:14:59No.
00:15:00What?
00:15:01They call me the ghost, huh?
00:15:03They left me for dead.
00:15:04Not once, but twice.
00:15:05Tried to rub me out.
00:15:06Rub me out.
00:15:07Half crazy and half dead, I hit the west.
00:15:11Stone broke.
00:15:12Not a cent.
00:15:13But I'm the builder.
00:15:14And all of this could have belonged to your old man.
00:15:17My father?
00:15:19I don't understand.
00:15:22I'll tell you what, pretty girl.
00:15:24I'll make a deal with you.
00:15:25It's all yours.
00:15:28Mine?
00:15:29Mm-hmm.
00:15:30Tonight, you mustn't ask why.
00:15:35It didn't make sense.
00:15:37It didn't make sense.
00:16:02It didn't make sense.
00:16:22It didn't make sense.
00:16:31It didn't make sense.
00:16:32sense, my dear. Now look at me. I'm a desert exile. I have perhaps a year or two to live.
00:16:39But I don't give up. I've built an empire. Yes, Dr. Fashion. I know what you mean. I
00:16:46built it on sand, huh? And when I go, it goes. Life should go on, shouldn't I, pretty girl?
00:16:54There's poetry in you.
00:16:57I might have been.
00:17:08I should have met you a long, long time ago. Why did you do that? Why did I? Oh, please
00:17:15don't fight. All my life I've wanted something clean. And whatever I want. No. Whatever
00:17:22I want, I get you, hear me? If I have to smash it, I get it. Oh, you're full of
00:17:28lightning
00:17:29changes. I don't understand you. A moment ago I saw a flash. It's still here. Light it.
00:17:39I almost wish in some crazy mad way I could. You can. And you will. No. Good night. You'll
00:17:52be back, my dear. Is that you, Sugar? Hello, Bill.
00:18:34You look like you've seen a ghost. I did. Julie, what's the matter? He's mad. I don't
00:18:46like the way you said that, honey. I don't like it myself. Julie, you're smart. But on
00:18:54a couple of things, I'm smarter. I told you I know the ghost from way back. I warned you.
00:19:00Don't be a child. You ain't kidding me. What do you mean? It ain't because of your pop that
00:19:07you're so upset. No. No. I know the ghost. He's wacky and caving in. Got a bullet in his
00:19:16brain to slug in his chest and he makes big of it. He eats your heart out for sympathy and
00:19:20asks for a break and you give it to me. I won't give him any sympathy. I suppose I did.
00:19:31Are you crazy? Was a first-rate guy like Bob Lord wanting you? Bob's a million miles
00:19:40away. I wonder if I'll ever see him again. Well, Julie, he was here. He was what? Well,
00:19:48it was supposed to be a surprise. I didn't mean to tell you honest I didn't, but he's coming
00:19:53back tomorrow. No. He's coming. He's handsome. Hello, Julie. You're crazy familiar, but I
00:20:14can't quite place to meet you. Well, now you think. Think hard. I'm thinking, stranger.
00:20:21Oh, Charlie. Charlie. You must tell me about yourself. Can I see you somewhere alone?
00:20:29Come on. Julie? Oh, Bob?
00:21:00It's been a long time. Hasn't it? You like it here? I love it. Julie, I may have seemed
00:21:14hasty when I enlisted, but the war did come, and it's a war worth fighting.
00:21:23Oh, we're out on a pass. Can I see you tonight about 8 o'clock? I don't know, Bob. Well,
00:21:33I
00:21:34know your date book was always pretty full in college. Yes, my chemistry professor for Mondays
00:21:40until Saturday. And Sunday. Yes, for variety. I'll see you then. Julie. Julie, there's a phone
00:21:53call for you. For me? I think it's him. Tell him I'm not him. Tell him anything. I don't want
00:22:02to speak to him ever.
00:22:04I don't want to speak to him.
00:22:04I don't want to speak to him. I don't want to speak to him ever.
00:22:36Do you mind if I talk to you, Mr. Lloyd? No, certainly not. Well, it's about Julie. She
00:22:41needs to be married. She needs to be? To you. If she doesn't, the ghost will get her for sure.
00:22:48The ghost will get her? That ghost? The ghost in person. Oh. Oh, I see. Well, don't you
00:22:57worry now. I'll take care of everything. Thanks a million. You want to stay now, don't
00:23:02you? Oh, sure. You bet. Good evening, Lieutenant. Good evening, Miss Bronson. Can you salute
00:23:09me, Lieutenant? You've always been my commanding officer. Have I? Well, let's go. We're going
00:23:16in places. Oh, where? It's all set. Come on. Where are we headed, Bob? Shh. It's a secret.
00:23:48Oh, God. The dunes. No. All through school, we sat and looked at that moon. But tonight,
00:23:55this is going to be a big evening. Oh, darling, I'd rather look at the moon and listen to the
00:24:01coyotes. Why? Bob, you can't afford the dunes. They're outrageously expensive. Ah, who cares
00:24:08about money? Who knows about tomorrow? Julie, tonight I can afford anything. But, darling,
00:24:13I'm not dressed. I don't want to go in. Nonsense. Tonight's the night.
00:24:18Nonsense.
00:24:23Nonsense.
00:24:28Nonsense.
00:24:31Nonsense.
00:24:33Nonsense.
00:24:35Nonsense.
00:24:47Nhaul M curso
00:24:52Thanks.
00:24:53We'll order later.
00:24:57Is there anything wrong, Julie?
00:25:01I'll be all right.
00:25:03I'm not much on making speeches, ghost.
00:25:05You know the situation.
00:25:07The way to head.
00:25:08So big jury let your horn in on this territory, thinking there's room enough for both of you.
00:25:11There was.
00:25:12That's right.
00:25:13But people are not spending like they used to.
00:25:15What are you talking about?
00:25:16There's more money now than ever.
00:25:17Not for us.
00:25:17Sent us watch a squeeze play.
00:25:19So we can buy it.
00:25:20We'll do the talking, ghost.
00:25:22Just remember you're not back east anymore.
00:25:23And?
00:25:24Things are going to be a little bit different.
00:25:26Go ahead.
00:25:27And you're going to sell out to Big Charlie?
00:25:30Supposing I don't want to sell.
00:25:31You'll sell.
00:25:33Get out of here.
00:25:35Get out!
00:25:52Gee, Jeff, don't get sore.
00:25:54I think Charlie ain't kidding around.
00:25:56Oh, why don't you relax?
00:25:57Put your big hip to the chair and shut up.
00:26:22I've been a pig-headed pie-faced fool.
00:26:25Well, I'd pie-faced anyway.
00:26:29Bob, I really didn't think we'd be in this war.
00:26:32You know that?
00:26:35Darling, you know what?
00:26:36Know what?
00:26:37Good evening.
00:26:40How are you, Miss Bronson?
00:26:43Very well, thank you.
00:26:45Allow me to introduce myself.
00:26:47I'm Alexander Cesar Martin, a very close friend of Miss Bronson's.
00:26:50I'm Bob Lord, a very old friend of Miss Bronson's.
00:26:53Will you join us?
00:26:55Thanks.
00:26:55I hear a lot about you, Lieutenant.
00:26:57Well, I hope it's not all bad.
00:27:03Mr. Martin, Bob and I haven't seen each other for a long time.
00:27:07You have to go back to camp soon.
00:27:09I hope you won't think I'm being rude.
00:27:11I think you're being very rude.
00:27:12Now, just a minute.
00:27:15Please, Bob.
00:27:18All right, children.
00:27:20For your sake.
00:27:28Hey, boss.
00:27:29Strike one, big Charlie.
00:27:32Strike two, the army.
00:27:34Who's pitching?
00:27:35I'm pitching.
00:27:38And I never lose.
00:27:39And don't you forget it.
00:27:42Don't you forget it.
00:27:47Don't you forget it.
00:27:52Don't you forget it.
00:27:54Don't you forget it.
00:27:57Don't you forget it.
00:27:58Don't you forget it.
00:27:59Don't you forget it.
00:27:59Don't you forget it.
00:28:00Don't you forget it.
00:28:00Don't you forget it.
00:28:00Don't you forget it.
00:28:00Don't you forget it.
00:28:01Don't you forget it.
00:28:03Don't you forget it.
00:28:04Don't you forget it.
00:28:05Don't you forget it.
00:28:09Don't you forget it.
00:28:13Julie
00:28:15Can we take up where we left off?
00:28:18Bob, we must
00:28:40Julie, there's no one else, is there?
00:28:42Not that it makes a bit of difference.
00:28:45Oh, doesn't it really?
00:28:46Well, there was no one else, was there?
00:28:51What do you think?
00:28:56First of all, there was Frank.
00:28:59The student.
00:29:00So young.
00:29:04Then there was, uh,
00:29:06Eddie.
00:29:07The football player.
00:29:09Not bright.
00:29:11Very strong.
00:29:13Then there was, uh,
00:29:15let me see.
00:29:18Number three was Sandy Lake.
00:29:21We used to play chambon,
00:29:23the terry-tet cafe.
00:29:25We used to play for me.
00:29:29Sweet mystery of love.
00:29:31Miss Faith.
00:29:38You really are sweet not to ask any questions, Bob.
00:29:43You big baby.
00:29:49Julie.
00:29:51Will you marry me?
00:29:54Bob.
00:29:56Will you?
00:29:59You know I will.
00:30:01Anytime.
00:30:17Hello, Bronson.
00:30:19It's the middle of the night.
00:30:20What do you want?
00:30:20Open up.
00:30:21This is a matter of business I want to talk to you about.
00:30:23Can't it wait?
00:30:24Open up, I said.
00:30:26Why don't you keep this place clean, huh?
00:30:27What are you talking about?
00:30:28It's spick and span.
00:30:30I don't like the dark.
00:30:32Well, what do you want?
00:30:33You remember, I don't want Julie woke up.
00:30:35Find your minutes, Bob.
00:30:36The chief does the program.
00:30:38Now, this is it, Bob.
00:30:39From now on, I give orders around here.
00:30:41You understand?
00:30:41You always have.
00:30:42I wanted action.
00:30:43And by action, I don't mean frying hamburgers.
00:30:45You get me?
00:30:46Now, remember, ghost,
00:30:46I've always done just as you said.
00:30:48But now enough's enough.
00:30:53Hello, pretty girl.
00:30:55What's happening?
00:30:55Well, now, I don't want to be rude.
00:30:57I didn't figure you could hear me.
00:30:59Believe me.
00:30:59Get this whole thing straight.
00:31:00I mean to.
00:31:01Right.
00:31:02Number one.
00:31:03From now on, I'm boss around here.
00:31:05You are?
00:31:06And why?
00:31:07Ghost, I warned you.
00:31:08Shut up.
00:31:09Pop.
00:31:10I'm going to go through with my end of the bargain on one condition.
00:31:13The pretty girl here doesn't see the lieutenant anymore.
00:31:17Are you out of your mind?
00:31:18I'm talking to you, Pop.
00:31:20How do we have to take this?
00:31:22Listen, ghost, a man can only stomach so much.
00:31:38You coward.
00:31:40All right, ghost.
00:31:42You ask for it.
00:31:43Now I'm going to tell you.
00:31:45And I'm going to tell you plenty.
00:31:47I said shut up.
00:31:48Bring it fast.
00:31:49Pop.
00:31:50Never mind, Julie.
00:31:51I know what I'm doing.
00:31:54And for eight long years, I've had humble pie.
00:31:58But no more, ghost.
00:32:00Because I know a thing or two about you.
00:32:03I've got enough on you to put you away for that couple of years left in that rotten body of
00:32:08yours.
00:32:09More than that, I've got enough to burn you.
00:32:11Are you through?
00:32:11No.
00:32:12Not yet.
00:32:13You stay away from Julie.
00:32:15And don't give her no orders.
00:32:16Don't touch that toy.
00:32:18I can't prepare for this, Pop.
00:32:20Check, get me that file.
00:32:30Well?
00:32:36Guess this is the payoff, isn't it?
00:32:37You're bad, Miss Martin.
00:32:40Big Charlie wants to see you.
00:32:42Well, no.
00:32:43Isn't that nice?
00:32:44I'm always glad to see Big Charlie.
00:32:46I haven't come up to my place.
00:32:48Big Charlie picks his own places.
00:32:50Why don't you relax, boys?
00:32:52Just kind of take it easy.
00:32:54And pay my compliments to Big Charlie.
00:32:56Tell him I'm a little busy right now.
00:32:58We're not looking for any trouble.
00:33:09Chick, get him out of here.
00:33:11Can you help?
00:33:13I call him sheriff.
00:33:14No, you don't.
00:33:15Look, two men have been killed and another wounded.
00:33:17I'm calling the sheriff.
00:33:19Huh?
00:33:19She's calling the law.
00:33:21It ain't good for you.
00:33:23This isn't right.
00:33:25You don't know what you're doing.
00:33:26I think he does.
00:33:28Don't listen to him.
00:33:30You're acting like a guilty man.
00:33:32A murderer.
00:33:33He is.
00:33:33He's not.
00:33:35You shot him in self-defense.
00:33:37You've got nothing to hide.
00:33:39Julie, I'm a two-time loser.
00:33:42I think I'm losing.
00:33:43Don't think, Pop.
00:33:45Go ahead, Ghost.
00:33:46Go on and show her.
00:33:48He was going to do it when the boys dropped in.
00:33:50Now I don't care.
00:33:51Go on and show her.
00:33:59Pretty, huh?
00:34:01Your Pop couldn't help itself, Julie.
00:34:03The ghost's been blackmailing him.
00:34:04I know.
00:34:05Shut up.
00:34:06Get inside.
00:34:10Well, it looks like it's funeral all around, pretty girl.
00:34:12What do you mean?
00:34:13Now, now, relax.
00:34:15I think it'd be a good idea for you to bury that soldier boyfriend.
00:34:18I'm the head man now.
00:34:20Go!
00:34:21Don't go!
00:34:22What do you want to do, Hank?
00:34:24Well, listen, honey.
00:34:26I think we're beginning to see eye to eye.
00:34:28And I don't think you want to mess up the lieutenant's life.
00:34:31Is that right?
00:34:33Listen.
00:34:34It's not so bad.
00:34:36I'm offering you a lot.
00:34:39Security.
00:34:40Luxury.
00:34:41Gowns that fit like, like it's left.
00:34:43And everything I've got.
00:34:44And that's everything you can see and lots more.
00:34:46Oh, please.
00:34:46Now, listen.
00:34:48Just listen to me.
00:34:49I'm not going to live on.
00:34:51Someday soon.
00:34:54I'm going to blow up.
00:34:55And my head are in the chest.
00:34:56And everything will be yours.
00:34:59This world is only made for you.
00:35:01Why don't you forget your soldier boyfriend?
00:35:03Huh?
00:35:04No!
00:35:19I tell you.
00:35:20When I killed Joe Ehrlich eight years ago,
00:35:23I was crazed with pain.
00:35:25I was.
00:35:25Why, they beat me near to a pulp before I shot.
00:35:28You know that, Jake.
00:35:30That's history.
00:35:31Come on.
00:35:32All right.
00:35:32But I ain't a killer like you are, Jake.
00:35:35Well, it makes me sick even to see somebody die.
00:35:38You're going to blow your top.
00:35:40All right.
00:35:40I'll keep shut up.
00:35:42But we're both in this together.
00:35:44Well, if you want to come out.
00:35:47All right.
00:35:47I'll keep shut, Jake.
00:35:49I'll keep you.
00:35:51All right.
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00:39:53TO meme
00:39:54I don't know how healthy Mr. Martin is
00:40:03Pop
00:40:03we'll take your words but nothing happened here last night
00:40:06but I hope you ain't kidding
00:40:17is always gonna be like this
00:40:22Oh, darling.
00:40:31Hello, Julie.
00:40:33Hello, Bob.
00:40:36I didn't expect you to early.
00:40:38Come on, put on your bonnet and smile.
00:40:40You know, we're getting married.
00:40:42Now?
00:40:43Yes, now.
00:40:44Oh, I know what you're thinking.
00:40:46It seems kind of sudden, like a big rush.
00:40:50Bob.
00:40:51Now, you're going to listen to me now.
00:40:53Sit down.
00:40:54I've got a lot to tell you.
00:40:55Now, listen to me, Bob.
00:40:56Darling, we're leaving.
00:40:57I can't tell you, even you, exactly when or where we're bound.
00:41:01That's military information.
00:41:02But you must be leaving.
00:41:04I'm hardly an impetuous guy.
00:41:06If I'm in such a big rush, there's a gleason.
00:41:08I'm sure they are.
00:41:09Honey, these aren't days to dally, right?
00:41:11Of course, by and torrents.
00:41:13We've got to seize it now or maybe lose it forever.
00:41:16Who knows if we live tomorrow?
00:41:18Yes.
00:41:19It's just it.
00:41:21She knows if we live tomorrow.
00:41:25No, Bob.
00:41:27It can't be.
00:41:30What can't be?
00:41:32You.
00:41:33Me.
00:41:34Me.
00:41:34Us.
00:41:36We're meant to be.
00:41:38Oh, man.
00:41:39You're kidding.
00:41:41No, Bob.
00:41:42Yeah, but what are we waiting for?
00:41:46I'm not going to marry you.
00:41:49Julie, last night.
00:41:51Last night was a long time ago.
00:41:53A long time ago?
00:41:55Longer than I can remember.
00:41:59Bob.
00:42:04I do not love you.
00:42:06I don't believe you.
00:42:09Do you think it's fair to marry me tonight and leave me tomorrow?
00:42:13Perhaps never to come back?
00:42:16You don't know that, Julie.
00:42:18I'll always be with you.
00:42:20Don't you see?
00:42:22Don't you know?
00:42:25Thousands of us, millions maybe, will have to go out and fight.
00:42:28But why?
00:42:29So that life can go on.
00:42:31It must go on.
00:42:34Of course you know.
00:42:36No, Bob, please don't.
00:42:38Don't ask me why.
00:42:42Julie, you love me.
00:42:46Maybe.
00:42:49In a funny way.
00:42:51Is there someone else?
00:42:53Yes.
00:42:54Why don't you tell me about it?
00:42:57About it doesn't matter.
00:43:00It's not really important.
00:43:02What?
00:43:04Well, he can give me security and everything I want.
00:43:06I'll be a rich widow.
00:43:09Then maybe.
00:43:10It's the ghost, isn't it?
00:43:11Yes.
00:43:21Can't play that thought of her dream.
00:43:25I'll always love you.
00:43:27Goodbye, Julie.
00:43:28Goodbye, Julie.
00:43:33Bye, Julie.
00:43:34Bye.
00:43:36Bye.
00:43:44Bye.
00:43:46Bye.
00:43:47Bye.
00:43:53Bye.
00:44:08What's wrong, Julie Griff?
00:44:10Where's Bob?
00:44:13Send him away.
00:44:16What do I want with him?
00:44:18I sure have messed your life up good, haven't I?
00:44:28Come in.
00:44:33Announcing his nerves.
00:44:36Hello, Army. What's on your mind?
00:44:38I had a feeling last night we'd have a few things to settle.
00:44:41Come along?
00:44:42Yes.
00:44:43Have a drink or a cigar?
00:44:44No, thanks.
00:44:46You're a pretty sociable guy. Why don't you relax once in a while?
00:44:50I want to see you alone.
00:44:51I never see anybody alone.
00:44:54What's about the girl?
00:44:55That's right.
00:44:56Brush you off?
00:44:58How long have you known Julie?
00:44:59Don't ask me questions.
00:45:01You came up here with something on your mind. I'll get it off fast.
00:45:04Don't order me. I'm going to do this my way.
00:45:07Your way?
00:45:08You don't know who I am, do you?
00:45:10Shut up and I'll tell you.
00:45:11They tried to kill me twice. Left me for dead.
00:45:14Everybody calls me the living ghost.
00:45:16When I talk, everybody listens.
00:45:18Everybody!
00:45:19You know, I had an idea last night that you had some mighty twisted ideas concerning your own importance.
00:45:24And now I know it.
00:45:25But why Julie should pretend not to see to it, I don't understand.
00:45:29She sees what you don't see, soldier.
00:45:32A head man. A future. Not a hero's tin medal.
00:45:35A future with you?
00:45:37Yes. Yes.
00:45:39Every outfit needs a leader.
00:45:40I'm that leader.
00:45:42I lead people.
00:45:42And when they argue, I beat them down.
00:45:44So that's it.
00:45:46Little Napoleon.
00:45:47Brother, your time has come.
00:45:49From you?
00:45:50Nah, not from me.
00:45:52For millions of people all over the world.
00:45:54Thanks for the compliment.
00:45:56You know, you're a case.
00:45:58It must be your kind that makes a Hitler.
00:46:01Birch's garden must be something like this.
00:46:04That's where Hitler chews rugs.
00:46:05Hitler?
00:46:06Why that cheap punk?
00:46:09He's an amateur.
00:46:10This is America.
00:46:11I'm right in the middle of it, see?
00:46:12And let me tell you something.
00:46:14Everything I've got, I've got myself.
00:46:15When I started out, nobody gave me a lift.
00:46:17Nobody said, here, Val, help yourself to a chunk of this beautiful life.
00:46:22You think I'm crazy, don't you, huh?
00:46:23Nah.
00:46:24I know you're crazy.
00:46:26How much longer do you think people are going to put up with you and your kind?
00:46:29How much longer do you think little people are going to stand being kicked and mauled?
00:46:33Can't you see the handwriting on the wall?
00:46:35What are you talking about?
00:46:36You never read the Bible, so you wouldn't know what I'm talking about.
00:46:39But you're the last of your kind.
00:46:41The gangsters' time has come, big and little.
00:46:44You're all mad dogs.
00:46:46You poison a few, yes.
00:46:47But remember, mad dogs die of their own venom.
00:46:50Mad dog, huh?
00:46:52Well, maybe.
00:46:53You don't scare me.
00:46:54There's too many of us.
00:46:56Where are they?
00:46:56All over the world.
00:46:58You'll see.
00:46:59Little men.
00:47:00Honest men.
00:47:01Big with the dignity of toil and strong with the courage of decency.
00:47:05And these men will have their day.
00:47:07Do you know when?
00:47:08When?
00:47:09When they learn that you're made of noise and bluff.
00:47:14So you thought you'd come up here to tell me off, huh?
00:47:17That's right.
00:47:18Just to tell you off.
00:47:20Good night.
00:47:22Good night.
00:47:22Good night.
00:47:24Good night.
00:47:25Good night.
00:47:26Good night.
00:47:56Don't let him get away.
00:47:58Did you hear what he said?
00:47:59Noise and bluff.
00:48:01I'll make that Shay Taley those words.
00:48:03You bring it back here in pieces.
00:48:12Hello, pretty girl.
00:48:14Here's what happened.
00:48:15The soldier boy was up here about five minutes ago.
00:48:18Yes, but I don't think we'd have any more trouble with him.
00:48:20Says you.
00:48:26Bob, I don't know what's happened.
00:48:28Bob went to the junior.
00:48:30He must be in great trouble.
00:48:31What, with them big gorillas?
00:48:33Why, you ain't got a chance.
00:48:35I'm going.
00:48:42Hello?
00:48:43Yes, Bob.
00:48:45No, no, she isn't here.
00:48:47Really, she isn't.
00:48:48Okay, I'll be right over.
00:48:52Big Charlie says no gunplay.
00:48:55You boys behave yourself and everything will be all right.
00:48:58Anybody tries to get funny, they get plugged.
00:49:01Now, do I make myself clear?
00:49:04We've got a special treatment for the ghost here.
00:49:08Big Charlie's got a great sense of humor.
00:49:11He figures that bullets will be waiting on you.
00:49:13But to beat your brains out.
00:49:17Get him out of here.
00:49:18And rest the place.
00:49:22So you're bumped off Shorty and Steve, eh?
00:49:24Well, now I'm going to finish you.
00:49:26I'm going to do just like Big Charlie said.
00:49:28Beat your brains out.
00:49:29Oh, say you're bumped off.
00:49:36One, two, three, four.
00:49:40Woo!
00:49:40Yeah!
00:49:41Ah-a-a-a-a.
00:49:46Hong Kong.
00:49:46Yeah, then, and, you are kind of good.
00:49:51Oh, say beyond the King.
00:49:51Lord, what do you mean?
00:49:52What do you mean?
00:49:53Oh, say you're here.
00:49:54Oh, say you're���ing.
00:49:55Oh, say you're making words.
00:50:07THE END
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00:54:10POP BRANSON
00:54:14POP BRANSON
00:54:16POP BRANSON
00:54:17POP BRANSON
00:54:18YOU SWEET
00:54:18LAST NIGHT
00:54:19DIDN'T YOU?
00:54:20YOU TOLD CORROR
00:54:20EVERYTHING, DID YOU?
00:54:21SHUT UP
00:54:25I DON'T LIKE SWEET
00:54:28BARTON, LISTEN
00:54:28HE HASN'T SAID A WORD
00:54:31ONLY SET
00:54:32HE'S MY FATHER-LINE
00:54:35MINE
00:54:36That means something to you, doesn't it?
00:54:41Mm-hmm.
00:55:01Come here.
00:55:05Come here, Pop.
00:55:07I'm not going to leave you alone here with this madman.
00:55:09I'm not mad.
00:55:11No.
00:55:13No, my man is gone.
00:55:16Come here.
00:55:19Yes.
00:55:20Yes.
00:55:21Let's all sit down and be friends.
00:55:23Yes.
00:55:24Sure.
00:55:27Let's sit down and be friends, huh?
00:55:30Yes, Pop.
00:55:31Shake hands with me.
00:55:33Come on, Pop.
00:55:34Don't be afraid.
00:55:35I'm your friend.
00:55:39Mark.
00:55:42Quiet, pretty girl.
00:55:44I never shoot.
00:55:45I never shoot.
00:55:57See what I've done.
00:56:01Scream.
00:56:03Why don't you scream?
00:56:05No, woman, go on.
00:56:19That's what I want to see.
00:56:21That's what I want to see.
00:56:23See?
00:56:23See?
00:56:46Nobody kills me.
00:56:48I'm the ghost.
00:56:49Nobody kills me.
00:56:53I'm the ghost.
00:57:04Give me the shirt.
00:57:06I feel like holding a madman.
00:57:09My father's been killed.
00:57:11No.
00:57:12No.
00:57:14Don't.
00:57:15Don't let him get me.
00:57:16Please.
00:57:17Please don't.
00:57:22Don't let him get you.
00:57:25Standing there, cringing and shaking.
00:57:29They're not human.
00:57:32Don't let him.
00:57:34Don't let him.
00:57:34Don't let him get you and finish you once and for all.
00:57:39Don't do it now.
00:57:40Don't do it tonight.
00:57:43Don't let him.
00:57:46I never killed anybody before.
00:57:49This is the first time.
00:57:51I always took the safe way.
00:57:53I had stuja.
00:57:53Don't let them burn.
00:57:54It's time you'll burn.
00:57:56Think of all the people you've had beaten and killed.
00:58:00Think of them screaming and begging for mercy.
00:58:04No.
00:58:06No.
00:58:07No, please.
00:58:09They're all over me now.
00:58:11Get them away.
00:58:12They're all over me now.
00:58:12Please don't.
00:58:13Don't.
00:58:36This is what the end is.
00:58:39For you and your God.
00:58:41They're all over here.
00:58:43They're all over here.
00:59:12They're all over here.
00:59:15They're all over here.
00:59:24They're all over here.
00:59:29They're all over here.
00:59:31They're all over here.
00:59:31They're all over here.
00:59:33They're all over here.
00:59:33They're all over here.
00:59:35They're all over here.
00:59:40They're all over here.
00:59:47THE END
01:00:14THE END
01:00:47What happened, Miss Bronson? The sheriff sent us.
01:00:51Ghost killed my father.
01:00:54Then...
01:00:55They're in there.
01:00:57We're very sorry, Miss Bronson.
01:00:59We'll take care of everything.
01:01:00The sheriff got cooler than his men.
01:01:08I have a message for you.
01:01:12What?
01:01:13I saw Bob. I fixed things up.
01:01:16You did?
01:01:17Yes. His regiment's being moved.
01:01:19You're to be in San Francisco in three days.
01:01:21You're married there before he leaves.
01:01:25San Francisco.
01:01:28Look, honey, you've got to go.
01:01:30He's right for you.
01:01:41The END
01:01:49I'm feeding.
01:01:52I'm feeding.
01:02:17The END
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