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03:15knew what their kids were doing even though if my mother and dad come to places like this
03:20i wouldn't be here now
03:50oh
04:20It's awfully good of you to say that, Morgan.
04:29All right.
04:30Oh, here's Elaine now.
04:31Thank you, Mrs. Roberts.
04:35Hello, dear.
04:36Hello, Morgan.
04:36I'll get my thing.
04:37All right.
04:38Good night, Mother.
04:39Morgan and I will be running along now.
04:41Don't be loathing.
04:42No, I won't.
04:43Your sister will be home early.
04:45Where is Burma tonight?
04:47She went over to her friend Jones to do homework.
04:49That's good.
04:50Now, don't worry about Burma.
04:52I know she's high-spirited.
04:54And you know Morgan's family.
04:56I understand.
04:57And Burma is just as anxious to see you safely married as I am.
05:01I'm sure she is.
05:02Ready, dear?
05:03Right on.
05:04You all go along.
05:05I won't be lonely.
05:06I'll be working on your trousseau.
05:08Good night.
05:08Good night.
05:09Good night.
05:20What are you laughing at, Burma?
05:37Oh, I'm enjoying the halls of higher learning, Joey.
05:39Ah, this is just the beginning.
05:41Soon I'll be working.
05:42And then we'll go to the high-rolling places.
05:44So you consider me one of the nation's nifty?
05:46Oh, you'll have your big moments.
05:48Wait till Dick makes his minion.
05:50Then your mother won't care if you go out with him.
05:52Well, you can't blame her.
05:53She knows that you can't even make love on an empty stomach.
05:55Don't worry, Dick.
05:57You can always look forward to an old-age fancy.
06:20Did you hear?
06:21Yes.
06:22Over there.
06:24At the end of the bar.
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09:32Oh, may I trouble you pretty much?
09:54My troubles are not matches.
09:57Oh, well.
10:02Oh, well.
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10:17Oh.
10:23Well.
10:28first thing we got on to was a nice slippery rock
10:34right down the hill head over heels again
10:36and I'm sure we need that water just a flag
10:40well I gotta go
10:42no I mean home
10:45that puppy over there
10:57give me an idea what do you say we have a weenie rose next Saturday yeah but
11:01where and if we can get the weenie and if we can get the beer why not try my beach
11:07place it's stocked with plenty of both what would the tariff be if they're so
11:13decided well you'd be my guest of course next Saturday night well that's certainly
11:20nice they tell as one gentleman to another that's well
11:28you like music don't you yes but you were tickling my knee oh there's nothing wrong with that is there I mean music
11:41haven't you got a little oven for a poor fella and you won't always be poor now you're talking
11:51I know but you won't always be poor
11:53gee I'm glad you feel that way
12:01I know but you won't always be poor
12:04gee I'm glad you feel that way
12:08I know but I'm not doing anything
12:11well if a couple of drinks are going to make you answer the call a while I won't go with you anymore you're stopping me in my favorite sin
12:15you're my girlfriend aren't you? yes but no honeymooning until after we're married
12:45Oh, come on back, honey.
13:15I'll teach her to see how it feels to go home alone.
13:40I'll teach her a lesson.
13:42I'll just let her walk home.
14:12I'll just let her walk home.
14:24Are you over your savage peeve, honey?
14:43I'll just let her walk home.
14:59It's quite late, isn't it, dear?
15:11Maybe.
15:12Say, Mother.
15:13Yes, dear?
15:14All the other girls have evening gowns.
15:18Why can't I have one?
15:20Why, dear?
15:21I want one for Saturday night.
15:22An evening gown?
15:23Don't be silly.
15:24Oh, I never have anything.
15:26I'll fix over that lucid dress at Elaine for you.
15:28She never wears it anymore.
15:30It will look real pretty on you.
15:31Everything I have is Elaine.
15:32Why can't I have something new of my very own?
15:34You know, Burma, we must sacrifice a little for Elaine.
15:38After she's married, your turn will come.
15:40Good night.
15:41Did you get all your homework done?
15:42Did you get all your lessons tonight?
15:43Yes, all of them.
15:44All of them.
15:45I'm going to get all of them.
15:48I'm going to get all of them.
15:49I'll fix over that lucid dress at Elaine for you.
15:52She never wears it anymore.
15:53It will look real pretty on you.
15:54Everything I have is Elaine.
15:55Why can't I have something new of my very own?
15:57You know, Burma, we must sacrifice a little for Elaine.
16:00After she's married, your turn will come.
16:03Good night.
16:04Did you get all your homework done?
16:07Yes, all of them.
16:12That's what Joanne always says.
16:13Well, I never know what to say when the teacher asks me.
16:16Hey, don't forget we're going to the beach tonight.
16:18I don't think I should, Dick.
16:20That homework alibi is wearing thin.
16:22Well, you got by with it the other night, didn't you?
16:25And besides, that fellow Tony seems like a pretty grand person to know.
16:28Ah, they're not going to miss you as long as your sister's around.
16:32Well, what kind of strategy would you suggest is bringing through the interference?
16:35Leave it to Joanne again.
16:37She'll turn you out a healthy alibi.
16:39Okay by me.
16:40So long.
16:41So long.
16:42Step up and take your choice.
17:08They're all alike.
17:09Where's my dream?
17:10Where's my dream?
17:11Coming right up.
17:12I hope not.
17:15Hey, hey, look up there.
17:20Take your choice.
17:22I love you, too.
17:23See the music.
17:24Oh, thank you.
17:25Hey, how you going up there?
17:26Yeah, I want to be here.
17:27No.
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17:42Oh, yeah, I want one for me.
17:45Let's see.
17:47Let's see.
17:49No?
17:50There you are.
17:52You're going to shift that.
17:58There you are.
18:00You're welcome.
18:02All right.
18:06What's the matter?
18:08Oh, my God.
18:10I don't know where's my wife.
18:14Where's my wife?
18:20Ha ha.
18:22You all uh—
18:24Right?
18:28keluar whatever…
18:34Well, uh—
18:36What was I?
18:37Oh
18:57Who said it wasn't loaded this is going to be a slippery drink for sliding girls
19:02There anything here I haven't tried yet the funniest cigarettes I ever saw
19:32Here Burma try one of these on your algebra. What are they? I don't know. We try Tony's giggle water. Let's try his giggle weave
19:46Oh
20:16You're acting like a fool Burma don't be silly
20:30You're the one that's silly cause you're not silly
20:34There's not a lap left in your larry
20:37Romeo Romeo
20:40Wherefore I saw Romeo
20:42One hot lover coming right up
20:45One right piece coming right down
20:47Oh
20:49Oh for a worm's eye view of that
20:52Oh
20:58How do you know this little battery knife?
21:00Good night
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30:11Don't you worry kid
30:13I'll not let you down
30:15We'll get married
30:17I'll do anything
30:19I'll see Tony
30:21He'll make me alone
30:23Or give me a job
30:39Go ahead and talk to him
30:41What difference does it make?
30:55Here, did you speak to him for me?
30:57Yes, sure, go ahead. He'll talk to you.
31:01So long, Keith. I'll be seeing you.
31:09What's on your mind kid?
31:11It was your beach party.
31:13Well, I
31:15I got Burma in trouble. I
31:17I want to marry her, but I haven't any money. I haven't a job. That's why I came to see you
31:23I
31:25I've got to marry her. So I'm elected to be the best man at your wedding. Oh, the kids didn't talk. It was all quieted down all except Burma. I I gotta marry her.
31:31I'm unable to spare any cash right now, but I might be able to put you in a way of making a little money for yourself. Tell me I'll do anything. Of course, you've got to be a little careful. Sit down. I'll tell you about it.
31:49If anybody says anything, leave it to me. We are carrying tea. That's all. Just tea. Come on.
32:19There he is.
32:32Alright, let's get to him.
32:33Alright.
32:39.
35:29Of course.
35:30If you want the newspapers
35:31to bring in the both of them.
35:31I don't care.
35:37I don't care who's brought
35:38in now.
35:40And nothing else matters.
35:41In your grand and generous way
35:42you took in a bunch of dumb kids
35:43and one of them was drowned.
35:44And yesterday when Dick came to you
35:45you sent him out to be killed.
35:47Tony I'm going to tell the police
35:47no matter what happens.
35:51Listen you little fool.
35:52You don't care about yourself,
35:54do you.
35:55But while I'm rotting in jail
35:55what are you going to do about your
35:56about your baby open that door I suppose it's going to be just a sweet little
36:07love child won't it and you'll give birth to it in your mother's or your
36:12sister's mrs. Morgan Stewart's home
36:26try this
36:56It'll quiet your nerves.
37:18This is the point.
37:20Right now, you're in an unpleasant situation,
37:23and I'm the fellow who can help you out.
37:26I know how you feel.
37:29And I'm going to send you away to have your baby.
37:47Elaine.
37:49We never gave her the sympathy and understanding she wanted.
37:53And now...
37:57I never realized, Mother.
37:59I'll do everything I can to find her and bring her home.
38:02Well, dear, we'll be leaving in a few minutes.
38:05Morgan, there's only one thing that marks my perfect happiness.
38:07We mustn't let anything spoil our honeymoon.
38:09And when we get back, I'm going to do everything to help you find Burma.
38:13Well, dear, we'll be leaving in a few minutes.
38:16Morgan, there's only one thing that marks my perfect happiness.
38:19We mustn't let anything spoil our honeymoon.
38:21And when we get back, I'm going to do everything to help you find Burma.
38:25Hey.
38:26Bring it along.
38:27Okay.
38:28Hey.
38:29Bring it along.
38:30Okay.
38:31Hey.
38:32Hey.
38:34Bring it along.
38:35Let's go.
38:37Hey.
38:38Hey.
38:39Hey.
38:40Hey.
38:41Hey.
38:42Hey.
38:43Hey.
38:44Hey.
38:45Hey.
38:47Hey.
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38:49Hey.
38:50Hey.
38:52Hey we're I'm glad to see you.
38:54Hey.
38:57Hey.
38:58hello burma but i'm glad to see you you're certainly looking fine how do you feel now
39:05strong well oh i guess i'm all right now soon i'll be able to leave here with my baby you know burma
39:14i don't think you should i shouldn't what well you become attached to it sure you got to think
39:20of your future and it's not going to be so easy that is that is for the kid to take care of
39:28but my baby must have a home exactly and very often wealthy families are willing to adopt a baby
39:34like yours give it a fine home education and all the opportunities in life that you would never be
39:40able to as a matter of fact tony just learned of a responsible couple who is willing to take your
39:45baby but i would that be quite fair to the child you have to think of yourself derma your chance to
39:53make something of yourself and get your share of things online you're smart good looking and if
39:59you listen to me you're going to make a lot of money sure
40:03it's delicious and i love it
40:21i'm glad of that burma
40:23you're always going to have champagne
40:33and you're going to have plenty you're right i was born for the good things just as well as that
40:39sister of mine
40:42take it from me tony i'm going to get enough money to make that sister of mine look like a piker
40:47and i take it you're doing all right blondie
40:56the way your marijuana customers are hooked on the stronger stuff
41:00like h and c you'll soon be ice queen of the snow peddlers
41:09blondie
41:17rolling rolling all cars
41:34rolling all cars
41:42Oh, my God.
42:12Oh, where is it?
42:28Oh, where is it?
42:30The money?
42:34All of it, except $5.
42:38Hide your low short $5.
42:39You can do it without your heroin.
42:40Oh, but that's all I could get.
42:43Oh, you can't leave me like this.
42:46And I came all this way.
42:47You know, the toys are as long as it suffers.
42:50And I have to do without it much longer.
42:52Oh, don't you see?
42:53My husband, he will discover everything.
42:55Why don't you make another connection?
42:56If you really want it, I might accept that ring for $5.
43:05But it was my engagement ring.
43:07You want this package or not?
43:08I'm the doll that should be supporting the rocks.
43:26I'm the doll, that's what I thought.
43:30Come on.
43:51Well, I've had a lot of color testing it, isn't it?
43:58Oh, Gloria.
44:00Here.
44:01Oh, you don't mind a little bump, do you?
44:04There.
44:04There you go.
44:05There it is.
44:06She's all right.
44:07Come on now.
44:14She's doing all right.
44:15Hey, Nick.
44:16I'll say she's the queen of the snow peddlers.
44:21Listen, you guys.
44:26Have I got a $50,000 idea?
44:28Hey, Tony, get it all over here.
44:32Wait.
44:33I've got to take a pop on this.
44:37Yeah.
44:38Take another shot and it'll be a $100,000 idea.
44:43What is it?
44:47I'm making a connection.
44:49And who do you suppose I see but my charming sister?
44:53Mrs. Morgan Stewart, no less.
44:56Not only that, but what have she and her wealthy husband got but a kid?
45:05Does that give you an idea?
45:13Get it?
45:14Well, uh, you mean that, uh, that's just what I mean.
45:21When we snatch the kid, Elaine will suffer the torments of hell.
45:26Then after they dig up to get the kid back, we're in the $50,000 that the Morgan Stewart's
45:30are out.
45:35But Blondie, you know what the rap is for a snatch job?
45:39That's the beauty of it.
45:41There won't be any rap.
45:45Could a well-known society dame tell the world it's her own sister who stole her kid?
46:09we've got to get it...
46:31Well, you little bat, drink this.
46:34Oh, don't make her cry, Blondie.
46:42She's too stubborn, even bald.
46:46Gee, how the little beast reminds me of my sister.
46:50She sure has a lot of spunk.
46:52She has at that.
46:58Just like me when I was a kid.
46:59Blondie.
47:05You're making contact in a half an hour.
47:07Yeah, and you better get started, too.
47:10Huh.
47:12Now.
47:13Now you're going to bring this for Nicky, huh?
47:16Oh, come on.
47:17Helen, why haven't you been wearing your ring lately?
47:21Oh, my ring, yes.
47:24I hated to tell you.
47:26Tell me?
47:27Tell me what?
47:28Why, why, someone snatched it.
47:31I don't remember.
47:32It was one day when I was taking a nap.
47:35It couldn't have been one of our friends.
47:38That, uh, that blonde woman who visits you sometimes,
47:42was she here?
47:47Don't ask me.
47:48I don't want to talk about it.
47:49I'm terribly disturbed.
47:51What?
47:51I don't want to talk about it.
47:53I haven't.
48:12I don't see that questions.
48:42Lawrence, you'd better take Dean and ride out and see if you can locate Blondie.
49:02What this?
49:04Blondie.
49:05And this?
49:07Nice horses.
49:09Bad horses.
49:10Bad horses.
49:12And what's this now?
49:15Nice horses.
49:17Right.
49:18Nice horses.
49:20Show me some more.
49:21I suppose I have to.
49:27You're tickly.
49:29Where's the kitty?
49:31The kitty?
49:32Let me see.
49:33Must be some place around here.
49:36Here you come.
49:37Nice kitty.
49:41Nice kitty.
49:44Where's the kitty's tail?
49:46Well, where is the kitty's tail?
49:49Let me see.
49:50Where's my mother?
50:05Listen, Schubert.
50:06Is that my mother?
50:11We shall sit down.
50:13He may be a very bad man.
50:15So close your eyes and keep quiet.
50:17Remember, he might be a bad man.
50:20He may be a bad man.
50:21He may be a bad man.
50:22He may be a bad man.
50:23He may be a bad man.
50:23He may be a bad man.
50:24He may be a bad man.
50:25He may be a bad man.
50:25He may be a bad man.
50:26He may be a bad man.
50:26He may be a bad man.
50:27He may be a bad man.
50:27He may be a bad man.
50:28He may be a bad man.
50:28He may be a bad man.
50:29He may be a bad man.
50:29He may be a bad man.
50:30He may be a bad man.
50:30He may be a bad man.
50:31He may be a bad man.
50:31He may be a bad man.
50:32He may be a bad man.
50:33He may be a bad man.
50:33He may be a bad man.
50:34He may be a bad man.
50:35Oh, mommy!
50:59Miam, miam, miam, miam, miam, miam, miam, miam, miam.
51:03Who's in this with you?
51:05Who's the other guy?
51:07Oh, you won't talk, eh?
51:09He'll get it.
51:33Look, look at that.
51:44What a spook.
51:46We come up here to get a ring and run into a load of dope.
51:49Look!
52:01Stuart Child.
52:05Look!
52:06Look!
52:16Look!
52:16You've put up yourself your feet!
52:18Look!
52:21Hey, hi, hi, hi!
52:21Look up!
52:21You've got to hurry shoot me me, I'm Katie.
52:23Leave me!
52:24Look!
52:26Hey, oh, you've got to wysester!
52:29Great!
52:30Is that you, Mr. Stewart?
52:53Why, yes.
53:00Does that satisfy you?
53:06Yes.
53:10Give me the 50,000 and your child will be home in an hour.
53:20I'm not going to pay any rent.
53:24We'll take the baby back with a promise not to cause you any trouble.
53:28You see, the child isn't really ours.
53:31What do you mean?
53:32It was born to my wife's sister three years ago when she disappeared.
53:38Wife's sister?
53:39Yes.
53:40We adopted it out of sentiment for her.
53:46Your child will be back tonight.
53:53You've told her about her after the first day of Christmas.
53:55She's got her when I'm married.
53:56You have her when I was married.
53:58I'm not sure.
53:59I'm not sure.
54:00I'm not sure.
54:01I'm not sure if I get her old friend, but I see her.
54:04I have never heard of her.
54:06I don't know why, yes.
54:07I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'm.
54:11What?
54:14Why you?
54:17You arrived.
54:20They are not from the fire department.
54:24They are not from the fire department.
54:29They are not from the fire department.
54:34They are either far off.
54:37They're not from the fire department.
54:40If you listen to me you're going to make a lot of money that's right Burma
54:51Tony just learned a responsible couple is willing to adopt your baby
55:01But my baby must have a home
55:03But I want to keep my baby
55:06Why sister
55:09It's Elaine again
55:12Elaine, Elaine, Elaine, Elaine, Elaine, Elaine, Elaine
55:15I'll need a heavy job to raise the game
55:39You know, it's your life
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