The Scarf (1951)

Rushan Iljazi

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00:05:48Son, take off the coat.

00:06:08Turn around.

00:06:15How's the dungeon these days?

00:06:17Fine.

00:06:18Why don't you try it?

00:06:19They still have some vacancies.

00:06:21All right, son.

00:06:23Perfectly all right.

00:06:25Your feet must be as raw as horse meat.

00:06:28Sit down.

00:06:30How long have you been at the dungeon?

00:06:33Forever and ever.

00:06:36How long?

00:06:39Two years.

00:06:41Ezra is the name.

00:06:43Ezra Thompson.

00:06:45Catus, if you want to be chummy.

00:06:47Yours.

00:06:47John Howard Barrington.

00:06:50What's the difference?

00:06:52No difference.

00:06:53I just want to know what to call you, that's all.

00:06:56You know what to call me?

00:06:57You called me a fool.

00:06:58You said I was bats.

00:06:59That's right.

00:07:00You are a fool.

00:07:03I'll tell you why.

00:07:05The last one tried to beat the dungeon.

00:07:08Wound up in my turkey coop.

00:07:11About 12 years ago.

00:07:14An old geezer.

00:07:15Real old.

00:07:16Grandpa, I said to him.

00:07:19As one old gooseberry to another, you haven't got a chance.

00:07:24Why, it's ten miles from here to the dungeon.

00:07:26And how long did it take you to make it?

00:07:28Ten hours, said Grandpa.

00:07:31Then you could hardly talk.

00:07:32Ten hours, I said.

00:07:34Ten hours of fighting the desert on foot?

00:07:36Well, you're about to kill yourself.

00:07:40Boundless and bare.

00:07:43Alone in level sand, stretch far away.

00:07:46You think you've made it because you're here.

00:07:52That's what Grandpa thought.

00:07:54You know what I told him?

00:07:58Grandpa, I said.

00:08:00I'm going to turn you right in.

00:08:05Why, said Grandpa.

00:08:08Why don't you let me go?

00:08:11Let you go, I said.

00:08:14Where to?

00:08:14The next town where everybody's waiting for you, not only the law.

00:08:20You're a marked man.

00:08:25Pick yourself up and eat.

00:08:28Turkey Malagatani.

00:08:31It's my own special.

00:08:34Ezra's Desert Delight, they call it.

00:08:36Not a burp in a pot full.

00:08:43Ezra's Desert Delight.

00:08:44Next to the Grand Canyon, it's the greatest thing west of the Mississippi.

00:08:52Darn sight better than the old smelling sauces, huh?

00:08:57Let me ask you something.

00:09:00Do you really believe violence is the way out?

00:09:03I'm sorry.

00:09:04Sorry.

00:09:07Sorry.

00:09:09That's all I ever hear.

00:09:12I hate the word.

00:09:14Should be stricken from the English language by act of Congress.

00:09:17Just say sorry, and all guilt is dismissed.

00:09:24Sorry.

00:09:25It's like a sponge.

00:09:28Whatever it is, it wipes it off.

00:09:31Just like that.

00:09:31I lost my head.

00:09:33Twice in one day you lost your head.

00:09:36Twice?

00:09:37Well, you must have been out of your mind to go over the wall.

00:09:40We all are where I come from.

00:09:43Are you?

00:09:44Really?

00:09:45I can't answer that.

00:09:47The more I deny it, the more you believe it.

00:09:49I suppose so.

00:09:52Frankly, I don't know.

00:09:54That's why I ran away to find out.

00:09:57Make sure.

00:10:01How?

00:10:01I don't know.

00:10:06Yet.

00:10:11More?

00:10:13Please.

00:10:25What are you going to do?

00:10:28Do what?

00:10:28About me.

00:10:31You want my two cents worth?

00:10:34Go back.

00:10:34Save trouble for both of us.

00:10:37Go back?

00:10:39To that pest hole of creatures with bodies and no minds?

00:10:45Oh, I see.

00:10:48You're different.

00:10:50You're persecuted.

00:10:51Is that what you're trying to tell me?

00:10:53Yes.

00:10:55And no.

00:10:58That's a good answer.

00:10:59Sometimes I feel I'm persecuted and sometimes I don't.

00:11:05Insanity.

00:11:06What would you say insanity is?

00:11:10I should know, shouldn't I?

00:11:12If you did, you wouldn't be where you are.

00:11:14Well, I may not know all the answers, but some.

00:11:18Insanity is the lack of knowledge between right and wrong, they say.

00:11:22Not in the abstract, mind you.

00:11:24But in the particular act.

00:11:28Particular act?

00:11:29Particular act?

00:11:32What act?

00:11:34Whatever it is you've done against society.

00:11:38The crime.

00:11:39What was your particular act?

00:11:44I don't know.

00:11:46I can't remember.

00:11:49I feel no guilt whatsoever.

00:11:53That's why they say I'm out of my mind.

00:11:57Does that make sense?

00:12:00Doesn't it?

00:12:01Well, I don't know.

00:12:05I'm awfully confused.

00:12:09If I have no sense of guilt.

00:12:12And I haven't.

00:12:15Then maybe I didn't do what they accuse me of.

00:12:20Maybe...

00:12:21I'm innocent.

00:12:23Who gave you that notion?

00:12:30No one.

00:12:32They said I was insane.

00:12:33They had evidence to prove it, and I believed them.

00:12:37Well, I don't anymore.

00:12:39From now on, I have to prove it to myself.

00:12:43I have to find out...

00:12:46whether I committed that crime or not.

00:12:49I suppose you did.

00:12:54If I did...

00:12:55I'd give myself up.

00:12:59You expect me to believe that?

00:13:01It wasn't until the other day that my mind began kicking up.

00:13:04Now I feel that somewhere there's...

00:13:07something I don't know, which I should know.

00:13:11What's that?

00:13:13It's funny how it started.

00:13:15I was down on my knees scrubbing the floor.

00:13:17It was in the section where they keep the violent cases.

00:13:22The homicidal ones.

00:13:24Everything was as usual.

00:13:27Some of them were lying on their cots in their everlasting stupor.

00:13:31Some were pacing up and down their cages.

00:13:35Up and down.

00:13:37Up and down.

00:13:39Walking around the world over the years within a space of no more than five feet.

00:13:44One of the inmates was coming down the corridor toward me.

00:13:49Whoopi, they called him.

00:13:51Friendly little fellow.

00:13:52Harmless as a kitten.

00:13:55Next thing I heard was...

00:13:56Hey, Whoopi.

00:13:57Gargantua's voice.

00:13:59Whoopi, Gargantua coaxed.

00:14:01Come over here, boy.

00:14:02I got a story for you.

00:14:04They whispered together and...

00:14:06I went back to my scrubbing.

00:14:08Suddenly there was a terrifying scream.

00:14:10I wanted to get at them, to separate them.

00:14:19I wanted to, but I couldn't.

00:14:22I couldn't move.

00:14:24I was paralyzed.

00:14:27I wanted to yell, but there was no voice left in me.

00:14:30I couldn't get to her.

00:14:33I couldn't help her.

00:14:35Her?

00:14:36Did I say her?

00:14:39Or him.

00:14:40I meant him.

00:14:42Yeah, that's what I thought.

00:14:50Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

00:14:52Yeah, heard it on the way up here, I believe.

00:14:54The wash dogs, remember?

00:14:58My turkeys.

00:14:59Anybody comes within two miles of here, I know about it at once.

00:15:02You expecting anybody?

00:15:05I know, but folks around here don't wait for no written invitation.

00:15:24I know.

00:15:27Warden.

00:15:28How's the old rattlesnake?

00:15:29Oh, don't flatter me, Warden.

00:15:31The light in your window said come in, so we came in.

00:15:33Hello, Ezra.

00:15:34Hi, Pete.

00:15:35Hello, Doc.

00:15:37How about a little round of hearts, huh?

00:15:39Might have better luck this time.

00:15:42Shallow men believe in luck.

00:15:43Strong men believe in cause and effect.

00:15:47A half will get you a buck.

00:15:49Who said that?

00:15:51Emerson.

00:15:51Forget the game.

00:15:54That's all you get out of me tonight.

00:15:55I'll get you one of these days.

00:15:56I could go for something liquid.

00:15:58All right.

00:15:59Something for the throat?

00:16:01Or something for the brain?

00:16:03Something for the brain.

00:16:04Can't do me no harm.

00:16:07I got no brain.

00:16:19Count me in on a little schnapps.

00:16:21I feel like I've been through a mix, Master.

00:16:24Some rough day we had.

00:16:25I imagine so.

00:16:27Why?

00:16:28Why what?

00:16:29I said we had a rough day.

00:16:32That's right.

00:16:33Why say it twice?

00:16:35And you said I imagine so.

00:16:37That's right.

00:16:38Just figured you fellas had some trouble.

00:16:40That's all.

00:16:42How did you know?

00:16:43I heard something on the radio.

00:16:46You have no radio.

00:16:48That's right.

00:16:51You call that funny?

00:16:53Why, no, no.

00:16:55An old bushwhacker like me trying to be funny, now, that would be silly, wouldn't it?

00:16:59Who told you?

00:17:01The turkeys?

00:17:02Mind letting me in on the turkey secret?

00:17:04Oh, now, fellas, there's no need of getting excited.

00:17:07Whatever it is, you know more about it than I do.

00:17:10What I know is two hours ago, my turkeys started acting up.

00:17:14That's all.

00:17:15Somebody come by here?

00:17:17I went outside but didn't see anybody.

00:17:20It was dark.

00:17:21I heard no car.

00:17:23So whoever it was must have been navigating on their own power.

00:17:27That's him, all right.

00:17:29Who's him?

00:17:30One of our inmates who decided to go for a little air.

00:17:33Oh, just like that.

00:17:35You know better.

00:17:36It takes a lot of help and a lot of cunning.

00:17:38He had both.

00:17:40Crazy leg of fudge.

00:17:41Most of them know when they go for a walk, they're doomed.

00:17:44He's so far gone, he didn't even realize that.

00:17:47He'll be dead before morning.

00:17:50He will, ain't he?

00:17:51If not, and he manages to reach town, they're ready for him.

00:17:55We just come from there.

00:17:57There'll be a reward of $200 on his head.

00:18:00That dangerous.

00:18:01A killer.

00:18:07They gave him the death penalty.

00:18:09And then his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in the asylum.

00:18:14Suppose he manages to stay on his feet.

00:18:20And you don't catch him.

00:18:21I even hate to think about it.

00:18:27Look at you.

00:18:28All of you.

00:18:29Big shots.

00:18:30Why, you're scared spitless.

00:18:33We're on the spot.

00:18:34He isn't.

00:18:34He's one of those I don't remember cases.

00:18:36And what has he got to lose?

00:18:38As long as the governor has no ulcers,

00:18:40loss of memory as a passport to immunity from the hot seat.

00:18:44You think he's faking?

00:18:46No, I don't.

00:18:48If he were, he'd be normal.

00:18:50He'd be just an ordinary liar.

00:18:51His brain would act as a brake on his emotion.

00:18:55But he's not.

00:18:57And that's the danger.

00:18:58A medical professor of Harvard once said...

00:19:02Attention, please.

00:19:03The sage of the sagebrush talking.

00:19:07I firmly believe, the professor said,

00:19:10that if the whole Materia Medica

00:19:12were sunk to the bottom of the sea,

00:19:14it would be all the better.

00:19:16I know that one.

00:19:17It would be all the better for mankind

00:19:18and all the worse for the fish.

00:19:21Very funny.

00:19:22Proves what?

00:19:23Proves we stink.

00:19:24You, I, all of us.

00:19:26That's what it proves.

00:19:28There's a killer on the prowl

00:19:30and we're the ones who stink.

00:19:31He doesn't.

00:19:32We do.

00:19:34If he's insane, he's sick.

00:19:38And if he's sick, he needs help.

00:19:40But he doesn't want help.

00:19:43Maybe he does.

00:19:44Now it'd be funny.

00:19:46Is that why you broke out?

00:19:47To look for another doctor?

00:19:49No.

00:19:50To look for another victim.

00:19:52Who was the first one?

00:19:54Rosemary's girlfriend.

00:19:56Co-ed at Southern California

00:19:57where he got his law degree

00:19:58just before the killing.

00:20:00The boy was adopted.

00:20:02His foster father is Cyrus Barrington.

00:20:05Does that mean anything to you?

00:20:08No, not exactly.

00:20:10Sounds like chairman of the board

00:20:12or something.

00:20:14Like oil.

00:20:15Or big steel.

00:20:16What interests me is

00:20:18what's underneath that glossy surface.

00:20:21What about the real parents?

00:20:22It might be a case of hereditary insanity.

00:20:25We have no way of knowing.

00:20:26We can't dig into his past.

00:20:28He has no past.

00:20:29He has no family that could give us a clue.

00:20:32That isn't the point, Doc.

00:20:33There hasn't been one successful escape

00:20:35in the handles of the institution.

00:20:37And I'm going to see to it

00:20:38that it stays that way.

00:20:40Good night.

00:20:41Good morning.

00:20:45Good night, Ezra.

00:20:46Thanks for that prank stuff.

00:20:47Good morning, son.

00:20:58I got the green light.

00:21:02You know, you're a strange duck.

00:21:05What's strange about me?

00:21:07I'm an open book.

00:21:09Yeah, in Sanskrit.

00:21:11Why didn't you turn me in?

00:21:15Why didn't you?

00:21:18You've got something there, son.

00:21:21Why didn't I?

00:21:23Why the deuce didn't I?

00:21:28Tell you.

00:21:29I know what it is being fenced in.

00:21:32I got sick of jealousies

00:21:34and conventions.

00:21:36A million elbows in my ribs.

00:21:39The smugness of the human mind

00:21:41which pretends progress and civilization

00:21:44and has nothing to show

00:21:46but depressions and destruction.

00:21:50I'd rather argue with turkeys and books

00:21:52and talk to a growing plant

00:21:55and have the howling wilderness

00:21:57sing me a lullaby.

00:22:00Nothing ever happens around here.

00:22:01But when it does

00:22:04must mean something.

00:22:10Call it fate.

00:22:13Call it a challenge.

00:22:15I'm not superstitious

00:22:17but I guess I just have to meet it.

00:22:22Got caught.

00:22:24That's what it amounts to.

00:22:25And you're out 200 bucks.

00:22:34That's right, son.

00:22:35Besides being full of fancy fumes

00:22:37I'm no businessman, I reckon.

00:22:38I'll get the money, though.

00:22:43Don't you worry.

00:22:45How?

00:22:52I'll put you to work.

00:22:5350 bucks a week.

00:22:55Four weeks?

00:22:55200 bucks.

00:22:56Maybe I'm a businessman.

00:23:15Of all noises

00:23:16I think music is the least disagreeable.

00:23:19Don't you?

00:23:21You heard what the man said.

00:23:23I'm a killer.

00:23:24A menace.

00:23:27And I'm an accessory

00:23:28after the fact.

00:23:30You may have the life

00:23:31of an innocent girl

00:23:31on your conscience.

00:23:33If I did it the first time

00:23:34I might do it again

00:23:37if it's in me.

00:23:41The man could be right.

00:23:45You give yourself

00:23:47the benefit of the doubt,

00:23:48don't you?

00:23:50That's all I do.

00:23:54Mr. Cyrus Barrington, Warden.

00:24:11I'm Warden Anderson.

00:24:20Dr. Gordon,

00:24:20head of our medical staff.

00:24:22Dr. David Dunbar,

00:24:23friend of the family.

00:24:24Won't you be seated, gentlemen?

00:24:27Dr. Dunbar calls himself

00:24:28my severest critic.

00:24:29I call him a nuisance.

00:24:30I have a confession to make, doctor.

00:24:34I'm allergic to irrelevant laughter.

00:24:37An Englishman.

00:24:37No sense of humor.

00:24:38What do you expect?

00:24:40I didn't mean to offend you.

00:24:42Oh, I beg your pardon, doctor.

00:24:43Actually, I'm as meek

00:24:44as a turtle dove.

00:24:45I understand.

00:24:46We all have our little idiosyncrasies.

00:24:49The California sunshine

00:24:50is converted back to Dunbar

00:24:51into a native.

00:24:52Oh, not only the sunshine

00:24:53or the chamber of commerce.

00:24:55Actually, John and I met

00:24:56during the blitz in London.

00:24:57He asked me over here on a visit

00:24:58and I've been the man

00:24:59who came to dinner ever since.

00:25:01You're a physician, doctor.

00:25:03I don't know how I'm expected

00:25:03to answer that.

00:25:04I'm a psychologist.

00:25:06Oh.

00:25:07You're practicing here now?

00:25:09I'm afraid so, yes.

00:25:10I don't know whether you gentlemen

00:25:11suspect the nature of this meeting.

00:25:14I suppose it has something to do

00:25:15with the unfortunate event

00:25:17involving your son.

00:25:18My adopted son.

00:25:20I understand there's a reward

00:25:22of $200 offered

00:25:23for the boy's capture.

00:25:24That's correct.

00:25:25Do you believe that is a

00:25:27sufficient incentive

00:25:28for those looking for him?

00:25:29Even if there wasn't

00:25:30any reward at all,

00:25:31Mr. Barrington,

00:25:32I meant to keep on looking for him.

00:25:34They're employees of the state.

00:25:36Yes, but if some private citizen

00:25:38should, let us say,

00:25:40get involved.

00:25:41If a private citizen

00:25:42should become his accomplice,

00:25:44I'm afraid money won't talk.

00:25:46I'm fully aware

00:25:47of my responsibility.

00:25:48Your responsibility?

00:25:50What Mr. Barrington wants

00:25:51to say, I think,

00:25:52is that he feels

00:25:52it is duty to society

00:25:54to prevent a repetition

00:25:55of this tragedy.

00:25:56And how does Mr. Barrington

00:25:58propose to do

00:25:59his duty to society?

00:26:01I'm prepared to raise

00:26:02the reward to $5,000.

00:26:03You'll notice

00:26:04that the check is certified.

00:26:11I don't think

00:26:12it'll serve its purpose,

00:26:13Mr. Barrington.

00:26:14If you two gentlemen

00:26:15would cooperate,

00:26:16there is a way

00:26:16to ease the tension

00:26:17on Mr. Barrington.

00:26:18Is there?

00:26:19Mr. Barrington feels

00:26:21that until John is recaptured,

00:26:22he is entitled

00:26:23to protection.

00:26:26Yes.

00:26:27In view of the

00:26:28psychological complications

00:26:29involved,

00:26:30I believe this suggestion

00:26:31is not an unreasonable one.

00:26:34Thank you, gentlemen.

00:26:37Goodbye, Wharton.

00:26:38Good day.

00:26:38Glad to have met you, doctor.

00:26:40Doctor.

00:26:40That poor, grief-stricken father.

00:26:52He's full of fear.

00:26:53That's what he is.

00:26:54So are we.

00:26:56What did he do

00:26:57when John was indicted?

00:26:59He disinherited him.

00:27:02That was one of his

00:27:03responsibilities to society,

00:27:05I imagine.

00:27:06What else could he have done?

00:27:08Left a fortune

00:27:08to a lunatic?

00:27:10Cyrus Barrington.

00:27:12The story of a success.

00:27:14That story was written

00:27:15with ice water.

00:27:17Cactus,

00:27:17the old gopher,

00:27:18was right.

00:27:20We stink,

00:27:21but good.

00:27:25Barrington has a point, though.

00:27:27Has he?

00:27:28It might pay off

00:27:29to watch his place.

00:27:30It might.

00:27:31I hope it doesn't.

00:27:32a fine thing

00:27:36for me to be saying.

00:28:02what's the matter?

00:28:27My annual reminder

00:28:29that age is not only

00:28:30something you fill out

00:28:31in an application blank.

00:28:33Sciatica,

00:28:33the doctor calls it.

00:28:34Colorful name

00:28:35for such a dread pain.

00:28:36Wonderful language,

00:28:37Latin, isn't it?

00:28:38Anything I can do?

00:28:39Sure can.

00:28:40Keep up the good work.

00:28:41You remember

00:28:42when I told you

00:28:42watch me,

00:28:43watch me from dawn

00:28:44till dusk,

00:28:45and you'd get the hang of it?

00:28:46No, it didn't take you long,

00:28:47did it?

00:28:48Three weeks.

00:28:49Let me look at your paws.

00:28:51Yeah, calluses.

00:28:52The dog tag of hard labor.

00:28:55The greasery,

00:28:55the darkness, son.

00:28:56You know,

00:28:57I think I'll put a nad

00:28:57in the paper.

00:28:58Feeling low,

00:28:59feeling run down,

00:29:01no pep,

00:29:02no schwarzerbeam.

00:29:04And spend a few weeks

00:29:05at Thompson's Turkey Ranch,

00:29:07guaranteed to restore

00:29:08your appetite,

00:29:09your muscles,

00:29:10your vim and vigor,

00:29:11and all your natural hankerings.

00:29:13And every day,

00:29:14Thanksgiving Day.

00:29:17Confounded beast,

00:29:18they keep you worried,

00:29:19don't they?

00:29:19I get sick,

00:29:20so what?

00:29:21I get well.

00:29:22One of them fall sick

00:29:22and ten to one

00:29:23is a dead one.

00:29:23We're practically

00:29:24out of feed

00:29:25for these chickens.

00:29:26See, I know.

00:29:27I've got to go to town.

00:29:28Well, you can't,

00:29:28not with your bones

00:29:29all locked up.

00:29:30I've got to.

00:29:30I'll go for you.

00:29:31Ah, you're crazy.

00:29:34I'm sorry.

00:29:35I forgot about that.

00:29:36Well, now,

00:29:36cut it out, son.

00:29:37You know I didn't mean it

00:29:38that way.

00:29:38You don't trust me, huh?

00:29:39I do,

00:29:40but the police don't.

00:29:41Now, look,

00:29:41you're not going to risk

00:29:42everything for a bunch

00:29:42of jangle-brained birds,

00:29:43are you?

00:29:44Well, they mean your life.

00:29:46Yes, and if you make

00:29:46one false move,

00:29:47it means yours.

00:29:48Not necessarily.

00:29:50Don't get any ideas.

00:29:51Don't try to be a hero.

00:29:53I'm not a hero,

00:29:54but if only a hundred

00:29:54of them die,

00:29:55it means a loss

00:29:55of six hundred dollars.

00:29:57You're just a stubborn fool.

00:30:02Stubborn old fool, son.

00:30:04Old fool,

00:30:05I must insist.

00:30:07An old fool

00:30:07is better than a young one.

00:30:09That's for sure.

00:30:10Even a fool

00:30:11sometimes gives good counsel.

00:30:13An ancient Greek

00:30:13discovered that.

00:30:15If you flip your wings,

00:30:17you'll be heading

00:30:17for trouble

00:30:18you don't even think of.

00:30:22Say,

00:30:23it's been two years

00:30:24now since they took you

00:30:25out of circulation,

00:30:26is that right?

00:30:27Yes.

00:30:29Haven't seen a girl

00:30:30since, have you?

00:30:31No.

00:30:33Why?

00:30:34Why?

00:30:36Woman is man's confusion.

00:30:39You should know.

00:30:40Come on.

00:31:00Come on.

00:31:02Then he's going to be

00:31:03in a different direction.

00:31:04Whoo!

00:31:34Let's get it over with.

00:31:41Get over what?

00:31:42The conversation.

00:31:44The yakety-yak.

00:31:45I don't know what you mean.

00:31:47Simple, mister, simple.

00:31:49I've hitchhiked before.

00:31:50I know what goes with it.

00:31:53Every time my neighbor's a guy behind a wheel,

00:31:55there's a lot of dialogue thrown my way.

00:31:58It turns my stomach.

00:32:01But that's the charge for the hospitality.

00:32:04Go ahead, mister, turn my stomach.

00:32:06What do you want to know?

00:32:07I don't want to know anything.

00:32:10You're not the curious type?

00:32:12Definitely not.

00:32:14That's a new one.

00:32:16You kidding?

00:32:17No.

00:32:18You must be.

00:32:20Why did you stop in the first place?

00:32:22I wonder.

00:32:24I know.

00:32:26I look like a heck of a nice girl to you, don't I?

00:32:29Frankly, no.

00:32:31You just haven't gotten around to it yet, believe me.

00:32:35Well, mister, I'll give you a break.

00:32:37You might as well know it now.

00:32:39I'm no lily.

00:32:40Not at all.

00:32:42But my morals have no zipper.

00:32:44You let it go at that.

00:32:51And don't try to save my beautiful soul.

00:32:53It kills me.

00:32:54Why should I?

00:32:55You shouldn't.

00:32:56But you would.

00:32:56You'd wind up telling me that underneath this hard-boiled surface of mine, there must be something soft as a powder puff.

00:33:04There isn't, mister.

00:33:06Interesting.

00:33:07In getting to know you, I'm getting to know myself.

00:33:09Service is on the house.

00:33:14That's as far as it goes.

00:33:17Cash and Gary Connie, they call me.

00:33:19I worked in a drive-in and I had that embroidered across my jacket.

00:33:22My father used to say, money makes the man.

00:33:28As far as I'm concerned, money makes the woman, too.

00:33:31He only said it.

00:33:33I mean it.

00:33:34It's just being realistic.

00:33:35Get it?

00:33:39That isn't hard to get.

00:33:42Look, the man of the world.

00:33:45I'm glad we understand each other.

00:33:50There's nothing else to be discussed, is there?

00:33:56Do you mind if I take a nap?

00:33:58No.

00:34:05I've known all sorts of people.

00:34:15But you're a sort all by yourself.

00:34:17Don't say that.

00:34:18What's eating you?

00:34:19It isn't true. I'm not different.

00:34:21You're right, you're not.

00:34:22You hardly know me, and yet you say I'm different. Why?

00:34:26We've been here now for an hour or so.

00:34:29Doing nothing but look at the sun, listen to the wind.

00:34:33It's kind of boring, don't you think?

00:34:35I'd rather look at myself in the mirror and make faces.

00:34:40I'm satisfied.

00:34:43To me, it's an image spelling freedom.

00:35:01Where are you headed for?

00:35:03Los Angeles.

00:35:03Employed, yes.

00:35:07Profession singing waitress.

00:35:09You got a voice?

00:35:11If I had a voice, I wouldn't be singing while serving knockout drops.

00:35:15What's needed for a job like that?

00:35:17Nothing.

00:35:18Except a boss who likes you.

00:35:21Who's he?

00:35:22It's a fellow named Level Louie.

00:35:25A beer joint on South Main.

00:35:26Big time.

00:35:27Gifts for important customers.

00:35:30Gifts?

00:35:32Brass knuckles for the ladies, guns for the gentlemen.

00:35:35No.

00:35:36Yes.

00:35:37I'll show you how Level Louie is.

00:35:39The guns are loaded.

00:35:41And his checks are good.

00:35:43What are you doing here, then?

00:35:44Ah, vacation.

00:35:48I took a job on a dude ranch about 20 miles from here.

00:35:51The Casa Gustavo, they call it.

00:35:53And don't ask me who the boss is.

00:35:54He's a guy by the name of Gustavo.

00:35:56Singing waitress?

00:35:57No.

00:35:58Waitresses there don't sing.

00:35:59They cry.

00:36:01They act as doctors and barbers.

00:36:05All you ever discuss with a guest is their stomachs and the weather.

00:36:09No dough, no fun.

00:36:11Just the smell of milk and fertilizer.

00:36:14How long did you hold out?

00:36:15Six weeks.

00:36:16That's all you can take.

00:36:18After that, you start yelling again, Main Street, here I come.

00:36:21Come on.

00:36:27It's getting chilly.

00:36:39I have to protect my source of income.

00:36:49Where did you get this scarf?

00:36:51You ask the funniest questions.

00:36:53Where did you get this scarf?

00:36:54What difference does it make?

00:36:55I want to know who gave you this scarf.

00:36:58And you're not the curious type.

00:36:59Oh, no, definitely not.

00:37:00Not you.

00:37:01Tell me.

00:37:01All right.

00:37:03You're too wacky for me, mister.

00:37:05The dollar chain stores gave it to me for 89 cents.

00:37:08Now, what's all the breeze about a cheap piece of silk?

00:37:12You sure I've seen this scarf before?

00:37:14Sure you're sure.

00:37:15You think for 89 cents you get an exclusive?

00:37:17It was around a girl's neck, just like yours.

00:37:22Don't.

00:37:25You tickle.

00:37:27It's getting late.

00:37:49You sure you won't come in?

00:38:12No, thanks.

00:38:13All right.

00:38:15Maybe I'll run into you again sometime.

00:38:23Didn't you forget something?

00:38:24Did I?

00:38:25You promised to lend me $10 for my bus fare.

00:38:28I'll be right back.

00:38:29Suppose you're not.

00:38:31It won't take me long.

00:38:32Don't take me long.

00:38:53I never thought he'd go in for anything like that.

00:39:15What do you mean?

00:39:17You're his hired hand, you say?

00:39:19That's right.

00:39:20Hard to take.

00:39:21No one is.

00:39:22I guess he's getting old.

00:39:23He's been old ever since I knowed him.

00:39:26Never needed nobody.

00:39:28He isn't feeling so well these days.

00:39:30Well, who is?

00:39:31That's right.

00:39:33Mind if I get personal?

00:39:37No.

00:39:39You sort of look like I've seen you before.

00:39:42This face of mine comes in carloads.

00:39:45It ain't the face, it's what's in the face.

00:39:49Yours tells a tale, friend.

00:39:51Been around these parts for long?

00:39:54A while.

00:39:56Worked on a ranch before.

00:39:58Where?

00:40:01Cousa Gustavo.

00:40:02Gus?

00:40:03What do you know?

00:40:04Bet he didn't tell you he used to be a wrestler.

00:40:07He used to do his stuff right here at the Legion Hall.

00:40:10Boy, he had arms like a pipeline.

00:40:12Good boy, Gus.

00:40:13That should do it.

00:40:15Well, I hate to see cactus going soft.

00:40:18You tell him, will you?

00:40:20He sure will.

00:40:21A deal's a deal, I always say.

00:40:23No two ways about it.

00:40:25Three drinks, that's a dollar fifty.

00:40:27Plus fifty cents for you, Jack.

00:40:31That makes two dollars each.

00:40:32Right?

00:40:33Well, that's right.

00:40:35Much obliged, Tom.

00:40:36That's right.

00:40:37Now, for each drink, we chip in an equal amount for the lady.

00:40:43That's the deal.

00:40:43That makes seventy-five cents for each of us, Sid.

00:40:48Well, here's my share, lady.

00:40:51There.

00:40:53And here's Sid's.

00:40:56Lady.

00:40:57Lady.

00:41:27hey you excuse me boys excuse me nothing it's a friend of mine who is a friend of yours

00:41:37this one that ain't a friend of yours we buy the drinks don't we where i come from who buys

00:41:49the drinks is your friend it makes us your friends don't it let me out of here bertha here says

00:41:55why do you mean bertha to me you're bertha bertha says beat it

00:41:59this guy's looking for a headache i can see that what say said bash him in the stomach first

00:42:09then stove his teeth in better start with the crackers better if you give it to him in the

00:42:15bread basket oh good he's out where's the fun makes sense sit

00:42:23wanna play if not hoof it out

00:42:30he wants to play

00:42:35you do wanna play

00:42:39this is gonna be good this is call the police police what bird those two baboons will murder

00:42:57him oh don't worry about that that's just a friendly little get-together

00:43:04are you out of your mind you stupid pigeon all right all right but it's no good i tell you

00:43:10get me the sheriff please that's for the reputation of the house to mess with the law

00:43:18keep everything in the family and you're better off

00:43:21uh hello uh this is jack sheriff the waiter jack over at the silver saddle

00:43:35yeah uh-huh i hope it didn't disturb you sheriff get your hand away from our

00:43:40uh say there's a lady here that insisted on me calling you

00:43:45why well i'll tell you here that it's a difference of opinion

00:43:49yeah

00:43:50what's it

00:43:54going here

00:43:55oh that

00:44:01that street customers wailed the tar out of each other

00:44:06uh

00:44:10uh

00:44:13uh

00:44:15uh

00:44:21uh

00:44:25uh

00:44:27uh

00:44:31uh

00:44:34Thanks.

00:44:55Hi, Sheriff.

00:44:58Boys.

00:44:59Sheriff.

00:45:00Hi.

00:45:00What's the trouble?

00:45:01Trouble?

00:45:02No trouble.

00:45:03Just letting off steam, eh, Tom?

00:45:04That's right, Sheriff.

00:45:05You said it.

00:45:06It's Saturday night, you know.

00:45:07No harm done.

00:45:09No harm.

00:45:10They beat the bejabers out of the guy.

00:45:13We did?

00:45:14Do we?

00:45:15What guy?

00:45:22He's gone, I guess.

00:45:23Who is he?

00:45:24The guy she says they beat the bejabers out of.

00:45:27We don't know him, do we?

00:45:29Oh.

00:45:30Friend of birth is here.

00:45:32Well?

00:45:33I don't know.

00:45:34Well, you said he was a friend of yours.

00:45:36He isn't any friend of mine.

00:45:37You said he was.

00:45:38I only knew him a few hours.

00:45:40What's his name?

00:45:40I don't know.

00:45:41What else don't you know about him?

00:45:43Nothing.

00:45:45Nice fella he was.

00:45:46You in the habit of picking up strangers just as long as they're nice?

00:45:49I didn't pick him up.

00:45:50He picked me up.

00:45:51You know your name?

00:45:52Yes.

00:45:53Great.

00:45:54Let's have it.

00:45:55Connie Carter.

00:45:56Didn't you call her Bertha?

00:45:57What do you want to know, what he calls me or what my birth certificate calls me?

00:46:00Your business here?

00:46:01None.

00:46:01I wouldn't do any business here if you gave me the key to this sick town.

00:46:04Easy, girl.

00:46:05I'm just passing through.

00:46:07Where to?

00:46:07L.A.

00:46:08And that's just where you're going.

00:46:10Right now.

00:46:12There's a bus leaving here in 15 minutes.

00:46:14If I see you again, I'll pull you in.

00:46:15Why?

00:46:16You can't charge me with anything.

00:46:18Can't I?

00:46:19Vagrancy, for instance?

00:46:21How does that sound to you?

00:46:22I'm no vagrant.

00:46:23I'm a waitress.

00:46:24Never mind.

00:46:25You heard me.

00:46:27Run along, miss.

00:46:27I'm a waitress.

00:46:57We've been here now for an hour or so, doing nothing but look at the sun and listen to the wind.

00:47:21Kind of boring, don't you think?

00:47:23I'm satisfied.

00:47:25To me, it's an image spelling freedom.

00:47:53Let's go.

00:47:56Let's go.

00:47:58I want you to visit my neighbor.

00:48:00I want you to visit my neighbor.

00:48:04Listen to me.

00:48:06I want you to visit my neighbor.

00:48:07I like you.

00:48:09We're looking at the Student within the!", convention.

00:48:12Have you any criminal action?

00:48:13Have you yet?

00:48:14Do not track me.

00:48:15After that, I think you're working my neighbor.

00:48:16Did you guys sing somewhere before you?

00:48:17I've worked for a visit all six years?

00:48:20Andrew, Lord, it was 늘 on Earth.

00:48:22Oh, my God.

00:48:52Oh, Miss.

00:49:01I forgot your purse.

00:49:04Thanks.

00:49:22Oh, my God.

00:49:52Oh, my God.

00:50:22You know what to do, you treacherous reptile.

00:50:25It's a nice day. Why spoil it?

00:50:27Well, I haven't seen you since yesterday noon.

00:50:30Where have you been?

00:50:31In town.

00:50:32Where did you sleep?

00:50:39Right here.

00:50:40Why didn't you come in?

00:50:41I didn't want to disturb you. You're sick.

00:50:43Oh, I ought to beat your brains out, except you haven't any.

00:50:47I wish you were right.

00:50:49If I didn't have a brain, I wouldn't have a sick one.

00:50:52What happened?

00:50:53The turkeys are all right now.

00:50:54Are you?

00:50:55Sure.

00:50:56Tell me.

00:50:57Nothing much to tell.

00:50:59How much?

00:50:59Hardly anything.

00:51:01Hardly anything, eh?

00:51:04Been in a fight?

00:51:07Barroom brawl. You know, it starts for no reason.

00:51:09No reason being a girl, of course.

00:51:11I hate to pull the old I told you so stuff, but I told you so, didn't I?

00:51:18So what?

00:51:19I'm all right, I tell you. Nobody recognized me.

00:51:22All right, so you're all right.

00:51:24I borrowed ten dollars from the feed money I took.

00:51:28For the girl, of course.

00:51:29Nothing like that. I'm not interested in her.

00:51:31Oh, certainly not.

00:51:34She had a scarf I'm interested in.

00:51:36Is that so?

00:51:37I knew that scarf.

00:51:41Must be quite a wench. Did she restore your memory, too?

00:51:44No, she didn't, but the scarf did somehow.

00:51:49Are you serious?

00:51:50Dead serious.

00:51:52Rosemary was strangled with a scarf like that.

00:51:56And?

00:52:00That's all.

00:52:03That's all?

00:52:05You remembered.

00:52:05For the first time, you remembered.

00:52:08That's what matters.

00:52:10No, it doesn't.

00:52:11It only shows I lost all sense of proportion.

00:52:15I lost all sense, period.

00:52:18I thought I had something.

00:52:20What did I have?

00:52:21A bubble that burst.

00:52:24Scared?

00:52:25I can't help it.

00:52:27So far, at least, I've had doubts.

00:52:29Doubts may wreck you, but they let you believe what you want to believe.

00:52:33Facts don't.

00:52:34Suppose I am the one.

00:52:38Suppose I am.

00:52:41Suppose you aren't.

00:52:43It's worth taking a chance, isn't it?

00:52:44That's what I thought.

00:52:47Right now, I don't know.

00:52:50I'm afraid.

00:52:52Afraid?

00:52:53Why?

00:52:55Chances don't rule men.

00:52:57You've got to take one to win one.

00:52:59That's the way I look at it.

00:53:00Do you really?

00:53:03You wouldn't be here if I didn't.

00:53:04You know that.

00:53:06Why make me say it again, stupid?

00:53:08And for heaven's sake, don't say you're sorry.

00:53:11I won't.

00:53:13Scarf along to Rosemary?

00:53:14Yes.

00:53:17Gift of yours?

00:53:19No, David gave it to her.

00:53:21David?

00:53:23Pal of mine, my best friend.

00:53:27Heard from him lately?

00:53:31No, I haven't.

00:53:32I haven't heard from him at all.

00:53:47There's a guy giving me the eye.

00:53:49What do you want me to do?

00:53:51Go over, shake his eye, and say, how do you do?

00:53:53I don't like the looks of his looks.

00:53:55Probably a connoisseur looking for atmosphere.

00:53:58I'm the atmosphere, you know that.

00:53:59It makes me nervous.

00:54:01Let's see what he wants.

00:54:03What's your guess, Louis?

00:54:04Silk underwear?

00:54:06I'd say he wants booze.

00:54:08Where is he?

00:54:27Who is he?

00:54:29I don't know.

00:54:31Who is he?

00:54:34A cousin of mine.

00:54:35Sure.

00:54:35I call him an ex, you call him a cousin.

00:54:37Ex my foot.

00:54:38Something tells me.

00:54:39Shut up!

00:54:41Something always tells you something.

00:54:44Whatever it is, it's a lot of goulash.

00:54:46I call him an ex.

00:55:05Cody.

00:55:06Get out.

00:55:07What's the matter?

00:55:08You're asking me.

00:55:10Get out.

00:55:11Look, I have some business in town.

00:55:12I need a room for tonight.

00:55:13I thought maybe...

00:55:13I don't care what you thought.

00:55:14Get out.

00:55:15I have some money.

00:55:16If you help me, I can make...

00:55:16Don't con me.

00:55:17I don't want your dough.

00:55:20Get out.

00:55:21Well, give me a beer.

00:55:22It took me three bottles to get here.

00:55:23I might as well have another one.

00:55:24Forget it.

00:55:25Now, wait a minute.

00:55:26Get off my ear.

00:55:27This ain't no bunk for guys who take a powder.

00:55:31I don't know what you're talking about.

00:55:32You don't.

00:55:35Let me ask you a question.

00:55:38It sounds silly, but it isn't.

00:55:41Do you know who you are?

00:55:43Just answer yes or no.

00:55:44Do you or don't you?

00:55:45Are you out of your mind?

00:55:47Look who's asking.

00:55:49Certainly I know who I am.

00:55:50Well, listen, mister.

00:55:51Listen carefully.

00:55:52So do I.

00:55:53Get it?

00:55:53So do I.

00:55:55You want a straight without the dressing?

00:55:58I know everything.

00:56:00I know all about you.

00:56:02And now for the last time, get out.

00:56:04I don't want any part of this mess, not even the money.

00:56:08I don't want any blood on my hands.

00:56:10I don't want any trouble with the police.

00:56:11I don't want to lose my job.

00:56:14Is there enough left in your upper strata to get that?

00:56:23Scotch, quick.

00:56:46I just had a nightmare.

00:56:48All cousins are nightmares.

00:56:50I hate cousins.

00:56:51Let's go.

00:57:21Let's go.

00:57:51Let's go.

00:58:21Let's go.

00:58:51Don't be alarmed.

00:59:02Sit down.

00:59:06Why have you come here?

00:59:24I expected that question. It deserves an answer.

00:59:28You read about my escape, I suppose.

00:59:30I did?

00:59:31The papers didn't say anything about my motive, did they?

00:59:37Motive?

00:59:38Yes.

00:59:39I didn't escape to beat the law.

00:59:42I don't see any future in being a fugitive from justice.

00:59:47All I want to know is whether I did what they claim I did.

00:59:53And you're the one that can give me the answer.

01:00:00I?

01:00:02What makes you think that?

01:00:03What have I got to do with it?

01:00:05Nothing.

01:00:05Except that something's happened since then that made me remember.

01:00:11You mean your memory's functioning again?

01:00:19Not entirely.

01:00:22But I do remember that you were with me when it happened.

01:00:25That's correct.

01:00:27I was.

01:00:28Do you recall anything else?

01:00:36No.

01:00:38Beyond that, my mind is still a blank.

01:00:41I'm leaving now, Doctor.

01:00:46All right.

01:00:46Oh, Miss Dean.

01:00:55Call up this number, will you?

01:00:58Tell them I'd be late.

01:01:06What I want to know from you is this.

01:01:09Why didn't you appear at the trial?

01:01:12Why did you stay away from me when they were smashing my life to bits?

01:01:17Why didn't you come up and say,

01:01:18Wait a minute, gentlemen, I know better.

01:01:20I was there.

01:01:22That's just it.

01:01:23I couldn't come to your rescue because I knew better.

01:01:29I don't get it.

01:01:33I didn't want to incriminate you.

01:01:41You think I'm guilty.

01:01:47John, I know you are.

01:01:53Can you prove it to me?

01:01:56If you want me to, I...

01:01:58You can.

01:02:02Hello, Mr. Barrington.

01:02:04This is Dr. Dunbar's office.

01:02:07The doctor wants you to know your son is here.

01:02:10He came in just a few minutes ago.

01:02:16Yes, sir, that's all.

01:02:18Let's have some night, shall we?

01:02:24Night is the mother of thoughts, didn't somebody say?

01:02:27John, do you think it possible that you did it and forgot the details?

01:02:39It's just that I don't remember it at all.

01:02:41You're telling me that you did it.

01:02:44How can I say when I have no sense of guilt?

01:02:46But you think that you did it.

01:02:49It could have been me, yes.

01:02:51Then why not say that you did it, hmm?

01:02:54I don't know.

01:02:56I leave it to you.

01:03:00Do you remember the scarf?

01:03:03Yes, I do.

01:03:05The one you'd given her.

01:03:07What made you remember it?

01:03:09I saw it on another girl a few weeks ago.

01:03:11The same scarf?

01:03:12Not one just like it.

01:03:15What do you remember about the scarf?

01:03:19Rosemary had a scarf like that.

01:03:22When?

01:03:23That evening.

01:03:25What else do you remember about it?

01:03:28I can see her now.

01:03:31The scarf was so tight it was cutting into her neck.

01:03:34Yes?

01:03:37I don't want to think about it.

01:03:42When you were at the hospital, you were insane, weren't you?

01:03:48I must have been.

01:03:49In that case, do you agree that you must have been insane before you were committed to the hospital?

01:03:53I must have been.

01:03:54Do you think that you were so much out of your mind that you might have done it?

01:03:59It's possible.

01:03:59Would you say that I'm insane?

01:04:03No.

01:04:03I was the only one with you, wasn't I?

01:04:05Yes.

01:04:05Then if you were the only one who was insane, you were the one who did it.

01:04:10All right.

01:04:17If you tell me so.

01:04:22David.

01:04:24Did you actually see me do it?

01:04:27Yes.

01:04:32I'd gone for a walk.

01:04:34When I came back to the hilltop, you were right in the midst of it.

01:04:40Why didn't you stop me?

01:04:41I couldn't.

01:04:43I'll tell you why I couldn't.

01:04:45The shock.

01:04:47As if I plunged into icy water.

01:04:50My senses were numbed.

01:04:53I felt the blood rushing from my brain.

01:04:55I couldn't move.

01:04:56I wanted to, but I couldn't.

01:04:57I was petrified.

01:05:01Can you understand that?

01:05:05Yes.

01:05:08The same thing happened to me at the hospital when that poor fellow was strangled.

01:05:14Exactly the same thing.

01:05:20I did it.

01:05:47Stay where you are.

01:05:50Don't worry.

01:05:53I know now.

01:05:54I would have given myself up.

01:05:55That's what I had in mind all along.

01:05:56Sure you had.

01:05:57We believe you.

01:05:58We just came to give you transportation.

01:06:00It's a nice car waiting outside.

01:06:02The latest model.

01:06:03China flow, radio heater, even a telephone.

01:06:06How's that?

01:06:07Hold it.

01:06:13Feel better now?

01:06:20Summer rains may come and go, when to look for them.

01:06:32Summer rains may come and go, when to look for them, no one knows.

01:06:53Unexpected as love.

01:06:58Tell me.

01:07:00What's she got that I haven't got?

01:07:03Shh.

01:07:04I want to know.

01:07:06Later.

01:07:06As uncertain as life, the summer rains in the tropical heat.

01:07:19All life seems in vain, waiting for fate.

01:07:28A chick having trouble?

01:07:32The summer rains.

01:07:41Read it.

01:07:42You want me to read?

01:07:43Storm warnings?

01:07:45Storm warnings are up from Point Conception to Newport Beach.

01:07:48Small craft warnings are up until 9 p.m.

01:07:50Cut it.

01:07:51You asked me to read you something.

01:07:52What happened to the guy?

01:07:55What guy?

01:07:55The headline.

01:07:57They got him.

01:07:58I know that.

01:07:58How?

01:08:00His own father gave him away.

01:08:03Can you tie that?

01:08:04They found him in a doctor's office.

01:08:07A friend of his, too.

01:08:09She...

01:08:10I always say nice guys have nice friends.

01:08:17Time stands still.

01:08:20Days pass by.

01:08:24On and on.

01:08:26On and on.

01:08:27Tell me.

01:08:28Shh.

01:08:30Shh.

01:08:30Nothing.

01:08:31The last time I asked you, you said later.

01:08:33Well, it's later now, isn't it?

01:08:35It must be.

01:08:35It was earlier then.

01:08:38All I want to know is what she's got I haven't got.

01:08:43Summer rains.

01:08:44Always too few will wash away your blues.

01:09:03Too bad.

01:09:04Thanks.

01:09:09I'll tell you what she's got I haven't got.

01:09:12Nothing.

01:09:14Absolutely nothing.

01:09:16Satisfied?

01:09:18Plenty.

01:09:20Scotch.

01:09:21Quick.

01:09:22Another nightmare?

01:09:23Worse than that.

01:09:25This one you can't talk away.

01:09:26You know, you're a one-woman show.

01:09:35Even if you couldn't sing.

01:09:38What now?

01:09:40Nothing.

01:09:41That's bad.

01:09:42Nothing means plenty.

01:09:47You need any help?

01:09:49Besides this guy's?

01:09:52Thanks, Louie.

01:09:53There's a guy here.

01:09:54I know.

01:09:57Giving me the eye.

01:09:58That's right.

01:09:58Take a look if you don't believe me.

01:10:05Who is he?

01:10:06Silly question.

01:10:07I know the answer.

01:10:08You don't know.

01:10:09That's right, I don't.

01:10:10A cousin?

01:10:11No.

01:10:12Never saw this moose in my life.

01:10:14He wants an appointment.

01:10:15Find out.

01:10:16Whatever he is, he's a customer.

01:10:18I hope.

01:10:22Your name, Connie?

01:10:23That's what my mother tells me.

01:10:25What'll it be?

01:10:27Ezra's mine.

01:10:28Ezra Thompson.

01:10:29Glad to meet you.

01:10:29What'll it be?

01:10:31I'd like to talk to you, ma'am.

01:10:33All right, talk.

01:10:35Well, this is just between you and me.

01:10:39On the QT, huh?

01:10:40Under the belt.

01:10:42Well, listen, mister, don't go any further.

01:10:43Everything's public here, including the phone.

01:10:45Uh, prescribe me, old boy.

01:10:47Bring me a beer.

01:10:50Bye, tender.

01:10:52This guy gives me the creeps.

01:10:53He wants to talk.

01:10:55Imagine.

01:10:56He could be my grandfather.

01:10:57What else?

01:10:58A beer.

01:10:59Beat it.

01:10:59I'll handle it.

01:11:00Yeah.

01:11:00Hi, Pop.

01:11:03How are you this evening?

01:11:05The handle is Louie.

01:11:06Hey, I understand you want to chew the fat.

01:11:08I'm your man.

01:11:09Let's chew.

01:11:10It's fresh as paint, ain't you?

01:11:12The other way around, Pop.

01:11:14They call me Level Louie.

01:11:15Level, you get it?

01:11:16Everything on the up and up.

01:11:17Straight as a deck seam.

01:11:18All clammed up.

01:11:19That's me.

01:11:20Well, then save your steam.

01:11:21I want to talk to that girl.

01:11:24Hold on.

01:11:24She's pretty busy, Pop.

01:11:26You know how it is.

01:11:27I'll tell you what we'll do.

01:11:28You tell me, and I'll tell her.

01:11:32I'd call you a nitwit.

01:11:34I'm afraid you might say it ain't polite.

01:11:35You ain't gonna give us any trouble, are you, Pop?

01:11:37Maybe I will.

01:11:39I came 250 miles to see that filly.

01:11:43And that's how it's going to be.

01:11:45If not, I'm going to turn this moonshine parlor into a mashed potato.

01:11:50Now, don't think I'm chucking my weight around.

01:11:53No, no.

01:11:54Well, where I come from, they ripen with age.

01:11:58They get more powerful as they go on.

01:12:02Like old wine.

01:12:06Say no more, Pop.

01:12:07I know what you mean.

01:12:08You're after my own heart.

01:12:10You don't mince words.

01:12:11You play it fast and loose.

01:12:12Well, then what are you chirping about?

01:12:13Go and get her.

01:12:14Time's wasting, see?

01:12:15And I don't like waste.

01:12:19Connie!

01:12:21It all depends, I always say.

01:12:23It all depends on how you handle things.

01:12:25This way, that way, or the other way.

01:12:28You see what I mean, Pop?

01:12:29It all depends.

01:12:30Sit down, sugar.

01:12:36Pop's all right.

01:12:37In fact, he's okay.

01:12:39I mean it.

01:12:42Know him?

01:12:43Let me see that.

01:12:43I knew that guy.

01:12:47Sure you know.

01:12:48Your cousin.

01:12:49I told you he ain't.

01:12:50No more than he is.

01:12:51He was here last night, sitting right where your Pop.

01:12:53What did he say?

01:12:54He couldn't say much.

01:12:56I threw him out.

01:12:57Why, he thought you were his friend.

01:12:59That's why he came.

01:13:01Not that he was wrong.

01:13:03Don't you understand?

01:13:03I knew who he was.

01:13:04You did.

01:13:05I was afraid.

01:13:07What did you feel that way?

01:13:08Why didn't you go and collect the money?

01:13:12Why didn't you?

01:13:13I couldn't.

01:13:15See, when I first met him, he came in out of the night like a wounded deer.

01:13:20He was alone in the desert.

01:13:22Alone in the world.

01:13:24I felt for him.

01:13:25I felt for him badly.

01:13:27So did I.

01:13:28Yeah, but you threw him right back to the wolves.

01:13:29I didn't want to get mixed up.

01:13:30Well, I got mixed up.

01:13:31He worked for me.

01:13:33You mean you were hiding him?

01:13:34Well, if you want to be harsh about it.

01:13:36Well, you could get five years in the can.

01:13:38I know.

01:13:38I skipped the rules.

01:13:39But it just took a chance.

01:13:41Pop, let me shake your hand.

01:13:42That's something.

01:13:43I call that a deed.

01:13:45Is that the right word?

01:13:45What happens to you if he doubles up and squeals?

01:13:48Now, here's a yarn for you.

01:13:50An innocent man believed in an innocent man.

01:13:53The innocent man couldn't prove his innocence.

01:13:55That made him a criminal.

01:13:56And because of that, the other innocent man became a criminal.

01:13:59He believed.

01:14:00That's all he did wrong.

01:14:01Now, now, there's many ways.

01:14:04But only one a man can go.

01:14:06How do you know which is which?

01:14:08I had no more reason to help him than you have.

01:14:11In fact, I resented it.

01:14:13But what good did it do?

01:14:15Something told me no.

01:14:18And something else said yes.

01:14:22Let's call it faith.

01:14:24Got some?

01:14:25I go to church.

01:14:26Faith is the evidence of things not seen, says the Bible.

01:14:32Now, that's what I mean when I say that boy is not guilty.

01:14:35He couldn't be, not if you know him the way I do.

01:14:38But it says here he confessed for the first time.

01:14:40Oh, let him confess all over the place.

01:14:43Let him shout it from the rooftops.

01:14:45He's not guilty.

01:14:46He just ate and that's all there is to it.

01:14:49Bring us another drink.

01:14:50What are you going to have?

01:14:51Scotch for her.

01:14:52Same here.

01:14:52I need a good belt on the tonsils.

01:14:54This is rough.

01:14:56Don't worry, Pop.

01:14:57It's on the house.

01:15:00You're greener on the gills.

01:15:01It's awful.

01:15:02This isn't the end yet, miss.

01:15:04It isn't?

01:15:05Not if you help me.

01:15:07What can I do?

01:15:08Plenty.

01:15:09But you've got to have the stuff to do it.

01:15:11I get goose pimples when you talk like that.

01:15:13This will take care of the goose pimples.

01:15:15There's a man going by the boards who has as clean a vest as you or I.

01:15:19Mine ain't, Pop.

01:15:20I'm sorry to say.

01:15:21Well, his is anyhow.

01:15:23They're going to put that boy down for the count.

01:15:25You don't want that to happen, do you?

01:15:27I get you, Pop.

01:15:28I'm with you.

01:15:28I know.

01:15:29I know from experience.

01:15:31I want nothing to do with them cops.

01:15:32Cops and cousins.

01:15:34Ah, fool.

01:15:38Oh, Doc.

01:15:39Over here.

01:15:42We've been waiting for you.

01:15:44I want you to meet my friend, Dr. Gordon.

01:15:46This is John's doctor at the institution.

01:15:48What are you trying to do?

01:15:49Tell me I'm crazy?

01:15:50Somebody is, I have a notion, but it ain't you.

01:15:53I'm trying to help the boy, and the doctor's going to help me.

01:15:56I've got an idea.

01:15:58Maybe it'll work.

01:15:59Maybe it won't.

01:16:00We need you, miss.

01:16:01Ain't that cozy.

01:16:03Where do I come in?

01:16:04Who helps me?

01:16:04I will.

01:16:05You do like Pop says, Sugar.

01:16:09If you say so, Louie.

01:16:10I say so.

01:16:11Pop's my pal.

01:16:12Listen, miss.

01:16:13It's just a little trick.

01:16:14You'll manage.

01:16:15Don't worry.

01:16:16All you have to do is laugh.

01:16:17Laugh?

01:16:18Did you say laugh?

01:16:19That's right.

01:16:20Laugh about what?

01:16:21It doesn't matter.

01:16:22About nothing at all, if you want to.

01:16:24It's part of a performance.

01:16:25An act, so to speak.

01:16:27Understand?

01:16:28Did you hear that?

01:16:29I told you this guy thinks I got a leak in the attic.

01:16:31Who wants to laugh about nothing?

01:16:33Shut up.

01:16:34Why?

01:16:34This ain't a laughing matter.

01:16:36Shut up.

01:16:37Go on, Doc.

01:16:40I was called down here from Elcantor to examine John again, after his recapture.

01:16:45I understand, Doctor.

01:16:46I'll be perfectly frank with you, Dr. Dunbar.

01:16:49His confession struck me like a bombshell.

01:16:54For no reason that I could detect.

01:16:57He found his memory sufficiently restored.

01:17:01To admit the crime.

01:17:05John is my friend.

01:17:06I want to do anything I can.

01:17:07I don't think you can do a thing.

01:17:09He stands convicted and now he's confessed.

01:17:11He's talked himself right back into the gas chamber.

01:17:15What, in your opinion, brought about the confession?

01:17:18Would you say there was a link between the confession and the conversation you had with him?

01:17:23I'll make it easier for you, Doctor.

01:17:24John came here with one purpose.

01:17:28It had recurred to his mind that I was a witness to the tragedy.

01:17:33Who were you?

01:17:34Yes, I was.

01:17:35And I told him so.

01:17:37He then asked me why I didn't prevent him from doing what he did.

01:17:41A logical question, wouldn't you, sir?

01:17:43Perfectly.

01:17:44I explained to him that the horrible sight I was suddenly confronted with threw me into a mental coma.

01:17:50And he accepted that?

01:17:52He did?

01:17:53I understand you studied at London University.

01:17:58Yes, I did.

01:17:59I'm a Stanford man.

01:18:00Really?

01:18:00How interesting.

01:18:01From what I gather, there must be a vital difference in the interpretation of medical ideas between our two countries.

01:18:08I'm afraid I missed the point.

01:18:09I was taught that a shock reaction, such as the one you just described, simply doesn't exist.

01:18:16What do you mean?

01:18:17I mean, you're lying, Doctor.

01:18:21I mean, you're lying, Doctor.

01:18:51The understanding realization crippled his reflexes.

01:18:53That is not what he told me.

01:18:54He couldn't tell you because he's still not aware of it.

01:18:56But I can.

01:18:57I can tell you something else.

01:18:58You're the killer.

01:18:59And he's the witness to prove it.

01:19:04It's an interesting theory.

01:19:07I'm told they call Stanford the farm.

01:19:09I didn't know it was a detective farm.

01:19:13Let's investigate your contention for a moment, shall we?

01:19:16If he was the witness, why didn't he stop me?

01:19:21His mental health had been severely impaired.

01:19:23He didn't even know he was seeing anything.

01:19:25He'd been struck on the head with a sharp instrument.

01:19:27Is that what happened?

01:19:28The scars on his scalp are still there.

01:19:30They tell the story.

01:19:32What story?

01:19:33Those scars are the evidence of an injury which you received while attempting to subdue the girl.

01:19:37He fell and his head struck a rock.

01:19:39That's the story.

01:19:41The official story.

01:19:42It's on the record.

01:19:43It's on the record for lack of truth.

01:19:46The police didn't know any better.

01:19:48You do.

01:19:49I don't.

01:19:51But you think you do.

01:19:53I don't think.

01:19:53I know.

01:19:55I know you're lying, doctor.

01:20:04Is that all?

01:20:05Not quite.

01:20:06I also know your war record.

01:20:08I know you were confined in a psychopathic ward in Banstead, England in 1942 for six months.

01:20:14And again in 1943 for three months.

01:20:18As a soldier, is that necessarily something to be ashamed of?

01:20:21As a soldier, no.

01:20:23As a doctor, it might have proven an obstacle.

01:20:26It wasn't the California sunshine that made you settle down here.

01:20:30It was the need to camouflage your past.

01:20:34You're not a doctor, doctor.

01:20:36You're a mind reader.

01:20:37Where's your turban?

01:20:39You're not a doctor, doctor.

01:20:41You're a patient.

01:20:48Good evening, doctor.

01:20:49Good evening, doctor.

01:20:49I hope you're satisfied with yourself, doctor.

01:21:04Extremely so.

01:21:05Good evening.

01:21:35who are you i'm connie well what do you want who told you to come here

01:21:47don't stare at me that way but how did you get in

01:22:05you're funny you make me laugh i do do i men shouldn't get dramatic makes them look silly

01:22:17silly you're no different from the others but you are honest about it rosemary and john and the rest

01:22:27they giggled behind my back and giggling's worse than laughing you know that don't you

01:22:34cut it out what's this all about i'll tell you what it's all about

01:22:39you're all part of a scheme aren't you rosemary the man who just left you and john

01:22:49my friend john

01:22:54why are you wearing that scarf

01:23:04tell me why why not it's mine oh but it's more than that this isn't just a scarf

01:23:15any scarf rosemary was wearing a scarf like this

01:23:21oh you're like her did you know that she was beautiful so you she laughed at me and so did you

01:23:33i remember exactly how i did it

01:23:37exactly

01:23:43the scarf i'm loose just like that my hands made a knot

01:23:53like this why don't you move and my hands tighten the knot like this tighter tighter

01:24:03and your eyes are begging me for mercy mercy mercy

01:24:09all right get it over with laughs

01:24:33the doctor is allergic to irrelevant laughter

01:24:36that's all i was to him a source of amusement

01:24:39but i got even with you

01:24:42for two years i laughed at you

01:24:44say it

01:24:46say i ruined your life

01:24:48two years aren't a man's life

01:24:51two years from the dungeon

01:24:52i was only haunted by four walls

01:24:55you were trapped in the dungeon of your own conscience

01:24:58don't worry about me i had a good time

01:25:01i was enjoying it so much i couldn't leave

01:25:03i had to stay and see the end

01:25:06it was curiosity that killed the cat wasn't it

01:25:10am i keeping you gentlemen

01:25:28in the tropical heat

01:25:33all life seems in vain

01:25:38waiting for fate to bring

01:25:44the summer rains

01:25:51hey

01:25:52for you

01:25:58who's the angel

01:26:18the guy over there

01:26:20see you connie

01:26:28time stand still

01:26:32days pass by

01:26:35on and on

01:26:38on and on

01:26:39there's no end

01:26:41time's up

01:26:42where you going

01:26:43back

01:26:44home

01:26:46home

01:26:47boundless and bare

01:26:50alone and level sand

01:26:52stretch far away

01:26:54summer rain

01:26:56will wash away

01:27:00your

01:27:02home

01:27:06will wash away

01:27:07your

01:27:10home

01:27:11will wash away

01:27:13your

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