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00:03:31Mary is dead.

00:03:32Mary is dead.

00:03:33I can't believe it.

00:03:35You killed her.

00:03:37You're crazy.

00:03:39You're crazy.

00:03:41I can't believe it.

00:03:45I can't believe it.

00:03:47Come on.

00:04:17Come on!

00:04:47Hey.

00:05:17If you ever come near my house again, if I ever see you again, I'll kill you I swear it

00:05:47I'll kill you

00:06:17The first time I saw Mary, I knew there had to be trouble

00:06:47Maybe it was the way she looked, like a startled child when she saw me, I don't know

00:06:53All I can remember is that even then I wanted to take her in my arms

00:06:59Yes?

00:06:59Hello, is Bob home?

00:07:02No, what is it?

00:07:03I'm Frankie

00:07:05Frankie?

00:07:06Bob's brother

00:07:07Oh, of course

00:07:10I'm Mary, won't you come in?

00:07:12Thanks

00:07:12This will be a wonderful surprise for Bob

00:07:31Do sit down, can I get you something to drink?

00:07:34No, thanks

00:07:37But I am tired

00:07:39I've been traveling all day

00:07:45You'll stay for dinner, won't you?

00:07:47Well, I don't know

00:07:49Do stay, Bob will be so happy to see you

00:07:52I'm anxious to see Bob too, it's been a long time

00:07:55I think that's all Bob ever talks about, you

00:07:58Well, I hope he didn't tell you the truth about me

00:08:02But I will tell you this

00:08:03He didn't write much about you

00:08:05Or I would have been here sooner, much sooner

00:08:09Oh, no, really

00:08:10I mean that

00:08:13Do stay for dinner, please

00:08:15I don't want to be any bother

00:08:17Bob would be absolutely furious if I didn't insist that you stay

00:08:22In that case, all right

00:08:24Bob did okay

00:08:26You're quite a dish

00:08:30I never expected this from the old boy

00:08:33He's a sly one

00:08:35Bob will be home any minute now

00:08:37I'd better finish preparing dinner

00:08:38Will you excuse me?

00:08:39Sure

00:08:52So that's Frankie

00:08:53He's so different from Bob

00:08:58Doesn't seem possible that they're brothers

00:09:01He seems so exciting

00:09:04As though he would never let life pass him by

00:09:07So everything he touches becomes alive

00:09:11I'm glad he's here

00:09:13And yet

00:09:15Somehow I'm sorry

00:09:18What's the matter with me?

00:09:19I'm acting like a silly schoolgirl

00:09:26Bob seems to be doing pretty well

00:09:29It's a nice place he has here

00:09:32I've been away for two years

00:09:33Traveling around the country selling factory equipment

00:09:36During that time, my brother Bob had gotten married

00:09:40Bob a married man

00:09:41It was hard to believe

00:09:43When he wrote and told me the news

00:09:45He didn't say too much about Mary

00:09:47His wife

00:09:49And I hadn't expected to find this little beauty

00:09:51Mary

00:10:00I'm home

00:10:04Hello

00:10:05Frankie

00:10:06You old son of a gun

00:10:08Bob, it's good to see you

00:10:09How have you been?

00:10:10You look great

00:10:11This is a surprise

00:10:12You look pretty good yourself

00:10:14How long do you expect to stay?

00:10:16I don't know

00:10:17I was just passing by

00:10:19Passing by nothing

00:10:22It's been two years, Frankie

00:10:23I won't take no for an answer

00:10:26Now that you're here, you're going to stay

00:10:29You haven't changed a bit

00:10:31Still my big brother, Bob

00:10:32Looking after little Frankie

00:10:34Come on

00:10:35Let's get comfortable

00:10:37It's been a long day

00:10:40You've met Mary, of course

00:10:41Uh-huh

00:10:43Isn't she great?

00:10:44She sure is

00:10:46I knew you'd like her

00:10:47Dinner's ready

00:10:49Okay, honey

00:10:51Come on

00:11:02Sit down

00:11:03Here

00:11:07Mary, will you bring the scotch?

00:11:09We'll have a toast

00:11:14Here's to the two people

00:11:15I love best in the world

00:11:17My wife, Mary

00:11:40Here's to the two people

00:11:41I love best in the world

00:11:43My wife, Mary.

00:11:54And my brother, Frankie.

00:12:02Well, boy, what are your plans?

00:12:05Oh, I don't know.

00:12:06I really haven't thought much about what I'm going to do.

00:12:11You're not a kid anymore.

00:12:13Well, I know that.

00:12:14You should settle down.

00:12:15Well, get married.

00:12:17You can take my word for it.

00:12:18There's nothing like it.

00:12:21Isn't that right, Mary?

00:12:22Maybe for you, Bob.

00:12:25Don't you agree with me, Mary?

00:12:26Of course.

00:12:29Marriage is not for me.

00:12:31You know that.

00:12:34I used to think that way, too.

00:12:37Now, if anything happened to Mary, why, look, kid.

00:12:40Why don't you stay in town?

00:12:41Well, get a job.

00:12:43I can't stay put.

00:12:45I'll speak to Mr. Norris.

00:12:47I'll see.

00:12:48I'm sure he can use you at the plant.

00:12:50I'll have to think about it.

00:12:51I just don't know.

00:12:53By the way, I met an old friend of yours the other day, Zena.

00:12:57She's still in town.

00:12:59Really?

00:13:00How is she anyway?

00:13:02Fine, fine.

00:13:04She wanted to know all about you.

00:13:06I told her I hadn't heard from you for quite some time.

00:13:09Good old Zena.

00:13:10We had some great times together.

00:13:12What about food, Mary?

00:13:13Pretty good meal, huh?

00:13:23Sure was.

00:13:25The food was really great.

00:13:27The best I've had in a long time.

00:13:29Frankie, we should stay here with us.

00:13:31We have an extra room.

00:13:33Are you sure that I won't be putting you out?

00:13:38Of course not.

00:13:39It'll be wonderful having you with us, Frankie.

00:13:42I really mean it.

00:13:45Tired, huh?

00:13:49I had a rough day.

00:13:50I bet.

00:13:51Come on, why don't you turn in?

00:13:53Okay, Bob.

00:13:55I'll show you to your room.

00:13:56Right.

00:13:58Come on, this way.

00:13:58Well...

00:14:13Say, this is nice.

00:14:16Take it easy for a few days.

00:14:18Uh-huh.

00:14:22And when you decide just what you want to do,

00:14:25we can sit down and talk about it.

00:14:28What do you say?

00:14:29Is it a deal?

00:14:30It's a deal.

00:14:32Unpack and get a good, nice sleep.

00:14:34You really look tired.

00:14:37I am tired.

00:14:39I'm beat.

00:14:42It gets pretty cold at night.

00:14:44So I brought you another blanket.

00:14:47Hey, I almost missed the TV wrestling matches.

00:14:50See you in the morning, Frankie.

00:14:52Good night.

00:14:54You can put your things in that chest.

00:14:56Okay, thanks.

00:14:59Here, I'll help you.

00:15:02Unpacking seems to be a woman...

00:15:08What's the matter?

00:15:09I have a permit for that gun.

00:15:11It's a souvenir from my army days.

00:15:14Oh.

00:15:16Traveling around the country at night by car can be dangerous.

00:15:20Yes, I suppose so.

00:15:21Well...

00:15:26Mary, where's today's TV guy?

00:15:31Please excuse me.

00:15:33Please excuse me.

00:15:50That Mary really has class.

00:15:54She's quite a gal.

00:15:55Not just, what could she have seen in stodgy old barb?

00:16:02You can't possibly have that much money.

00:16:04Enough to make a girl like Mary marry him.

00:16:08He had nothing when I left town two years ago.

00:16:11I just can't figure it.

00:16:16But I guess I never will understand women.

00:16:21This is not a bad setup for me.

00:16:24I can stay here for a couple of weeks.

00:16:26Take it easy.

00:16:27Eat.

00:16:28Eat.

00:16:29Sleep.

00:16:30Just like a paid vacation.

00:16:34And...

00:16:35With a little loving on the side.

00:16:39That is, if I can make Mary see that she didn't start living till she met me.

00:16:45It shouldn't be too hard to convince her.

00:16:47She sure looks bored.

00:16:48But Zina is still in town.

00:16:58Now, that's a girl for you.

00:17:01She's got everything.

00:17:02And a little bit more.

00:17:05The kind of a dame a fella never forgets.

00:17:08No, sir.

00:17:10I guess she thinks I gave her a pretty dirty deal, and maybe I did.

00:17:16But what's a fella gonna do when all the chips are down?

00:17:18I'm scared.

00:17:26I don't know why, but I am.

00:17:30I wish he'd go away.

00:17:34No, I don't.

00:17:36I want him to stay.

00:17:39Every time he looks at me.

00:17:41Every time I meet his eyes.

00:17:43I feel...

00:17:45I feel as though he's undressing me.

00:17:47Undressing me.

00:17:48And I don't want him to stay.

00:17:54I want him to stay.

00:17:56I love him to stay.

00:17:58Say, take it easy, Lil.

00:18:25Hey, Xena.

00:18:26What's with you?

00:18:27This is your party, remember?

00:18:30Why don't you join it?

00:18:33Stop your kidding.

00:18:35Somebody's got to stay sober.

00:18:57Hello.

00:18:59Hi.

00:19:01Hello, hi. Well, can I come in? Why not?

00:19:31Come on.

00:20:01I see you're having a party.

00:20:09Just some friends.

00:20:10I want to talk to you.

00:20:24I missed you, Zena.

00:20:30You did, huh?

00:20:32I'll bet you did.

00:20:34I made it, kid. Honest.

00:20:36Oh, sure.

00:20:38You've got to believe me, Zena.

00:20:40Gee, Zena, I couldn't help it.

00:20:42I had to leave town.

00:20:43Don't touch me.

00:20:45This time I'm not calling for anything you say.

00:20:51We had some good times together, didn't we?

00:20:55Come on, baby.

00:20:57You know that I'm crazy about you.

00:20:59Roger.

00:21:03If I had any sense, I wouldn't have let you come through that door.

00:21:07Oh, Frank.

00:21:21All the time I was away, I couldn't get you out of my mind.

00:21:39I had to see you.

00:21:57You're the only reason I came back to this crummy little town.

00:22:01Honest, Frankie.

00:22:03Yeah, baby.

00:22:05I never did have the willpower to stay away from you.

00:22:27Hi.

00:22:29Hi, babe.

00:22:30Hi.

00:22:52Stop it.

00:22:56Stop it, I say.

00:22:57I'll tell Bob he'll... he'll...

00:22:59You won't tell Bob.

00:23:00You're too smart for that.

00:23:01Besides, he wouldn't believe you.

00:23:03All right.

00:23:05He'll...

00:23:06He can't cross

00:25:37Do you think I have a beautiful body?

00:25:39Oh, sure.

00:25:43Why don't you tell me I'm pretty?

00:25:57Look at me.

00:25:59Why don't you make love to me?

00:26:02We're married.

00:26:03I'm your wife, remember?

00:26:05What's the matter with you?

00:26:07Bob, listen to me.

00:26:09Are you all right?

00:26:11I'm 23 years old.

00:26:15And when I go to bed with my husband, and when he's feeling affectionate, he kisses me.

00:26:25On my cheek, of course.

00:26:27Mary, what is it?

00:26:28Mary, you must be sick.

00:26:30I'm worried about you.

00:26:31How's that for loving?

00:26:33For living?

00:26:34And when I'm 25, and when I'm 30, he won't even kiss my cheek.

00:26:38My cheek, will you my great lover?

00:26:40What's the matter, Mary?

00:26:42I'm beautiful.

00:26:44I really am.

00:26:46Don't you want me?

00:26:48Mary, are you sick?

00:26:50Yes, I'm sick.

00:26:51Sick for one of affection.

00:26:53Sick because there's no one to love me.

00:26:56I cry myself to sleep at night.

00:26:58Did you know that?

00:27:00I've never known another man.

00:27:02And I hunger for the caresses of my husband.

00:27:05My body cries out for his love.

00:27:07Mary.

00:27:08Oh.

00:27:15Where must I go for love?

00:27:17Where?

00:27:20Don't you understand that I, I want to be loved.

00:27:30I can't figure you out.

00:27:32Maybe you'd better see Dr. Brown tomorrow.

00:27:35What's the use?

00:27:50Bridget beschäfts you in her life.

00:27:51If you

00:27:57look for Dr. Brown tomorrow.

00:27:58I can't figure you out.

00:28:01How do you enjoy this?

00:28:07I'm kind of tired from Engvist here today, it seems like it might be.

00:28:11Let's make this rush in the past book and live kitchen garden.

00:28:15Beautiful. I knew this had to be.

00:28:45I knew this had to be.

00:29:15I never thought it could be like this.

00:29:29This is what I've been waiting for.

00:29:32This is what I've been yearning for.

00:29:45This is what I've been yearning for.

00:30:15This is what I've been yearning for.

00:30:45This is what I've been yearning for.

00:31:15This is what I've been yearning for.

00:31:17This is what I've been yearning for.

00:31:21Yes.

00:31:26How long is your brother Frankie going to stay here?

00:31:30Why?

00:31:31Oh, I don't know. Just wondering.

00:31:33What's the matter, Mary? Don't you like Frankie?

00:31:36He's a nice kid. Don't you think so?

00:31:39Yes, of course I do.

00:31:41I'm not much company for you and I thought you'd be glad to have someone like Frankie around.

00:31:46No, Bob. I really don't need anyone but you.

00:31:49Are you ready, Bob?

00:31:51Okay, boy, let's go.

00:31:53Will you be back soon?

00:31:57Yes. See you later.

00:32:10So long.

00:32:11How does it feel to be back in your old hometown?

00:32:24Well, everything is the same. Nothing has changed. It's as though I never left the place.

00:32:29I know just what you mean, but it's home to me. I have everything I want right here. A wonderful wife, a good job, a nice home.

00:32:38A man doesn't have a right to ask for anything more.

00:32:40I'd say it depends upon the man, wouldn't you?

00:32:44Well, I guess you're right.

00:32:47Hey, Bob, you're taking the long way, aren't you?

00:32:52Well, that's right. But I wanted to talk to you.

00:32:55This is a center park, isn't it? I spent plenty of afternoons here when I played hooky from school.

00:33:04Well, I know what you mean. We all go through that period. I used to come here with a book and read until it got too dark for me to see and mom would think I was in school studying.

00:33:16It always made me feel guilty. Those were the good old days. Yep. Pretty here, isn't it? Uh-huh.

00:33:27Gee, Frankie, I wish you'd forget that traveling job of yours. Stay here. Settle down and make a life for yourself. You've got to make roots someplace.

00:33:37I don't know. I haven't decided yet.

00:33:40Well, take your time. I'm sure you'll see it my way.

00:33:44Just remember, my home is yours. Stay as long as you like.

00:33:49Thanks, Bob.

00:33:52But that could be a very long time.

00:33:55Ah, go on. Now we'll see how good you are.

00:34:04Hi.

00:34:06Well, that's the table I always use. The place is kind of empty. But in an hour, it'll really be packed.

00:34:14Maybe.

00:34:22Let's try it.

00:34:24Yeah.

00:34:24I'm sure you'll see.

00:34:56Good shot.

00:35:00Not bad, huh?

00:35:01I haven't played since I left town.

00:35:03That's more than two years ago.

00:35:13Frankie, you don't know what it means to me to have you here.

00:35:26Hi, honey.

00:35:38How about some coffee?

00:35:40All right.

00:35:41That sounds good.

00:35:43I'm going to change.

00:35:48Frankie, you must leave here.

00:35:50You don't mean that, do you?

00:35:55No.

00:37:39Zena?

00:37:41Zena, are you home?

00:37:43Wait.

00:37:44I'll be through in a minute.

00:37:46I'll be through in a minute.

00:37:53I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:01I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:03I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:05I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:13I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:15I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:17I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:27I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:29I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:31I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:41I'll be through in a minute.

00:38:43I'll be through in a minute.

00:39:49Hi, Xena.

00:39:57Hello, handsome.

00:40:04Xena, I'm crazy about you.

00:40:19Xena, I'm crazy about you.

00:40:49I never felt like this about any woman.

00:41:08Honey, how about a drink?

00:41:21I'll just take my coat off and fix one for you.

00:41:28I guess by now you know what I take.

00:41:32I sure do.

00:41:34Well, it looks as though I'll have to start thinking about getting back to work.

00:41:37That means traveling again.

00:41:39I've decided the road is for me.

00:41:42I hate to leave you, Mary.

00:41:44I feel terrible just thinking about how much I'll miss you,

00:41:47but I'm in pretty bad shape financially, and a fella has to live.

00:41:52Chris needs some ice.

00:41:53Hey, what's the matter, Mary?

00:42:03Why so quiet?

00:42:05You're not saying a word.

00:42:07Oh?

00:42:07You see, I just never thought about you leaving here.

00:42:11I don't know how I can stay here without you.

00:42:14You've become such an important part of my life.

00:42:16The most important part, I guess.

00:42:18I suppose I should have known that one day you would go away,

00:42:22alone, without me.

00:42:24I just didn't want to think about it.

00:42:27Maybe I thought that not thinking about it would keep it from happening.

00:42:32Can you understand that, Frankie?

00:42:36Sure.

00:42:37Sure, I know what you mean, Mary.

00:42:41For the first time in my life, I'm happy.

00:42:44For the very first time.

00:42:48Gee, Kitty, you know I'm not going because I want to.

00:42:53Well, then why go?

00:42:54Well, I have to.

00:42:58I'm down to my last dollar.

00:43:04Maybe I can help you.

00:43:06Yeah?

00:43:24Tell me you love me, Frankie.

00:43:36I love you, Mary.

00:43:38I love you, Mary.

00:43:39Honest?

00:43:39Honest.

00:43:40Then nothing else matters.

00:43:52Frankie, don't go away.

00:44:09How would you like to go with me?

00:44:11Oh, how could I?

00:44:15We could get married.

00:44:17Married?

00:44:18Oh, Frankie.

00:44:20Sure.

00:44:21We can go to Mexico.

00:44:23You can get a quick divorce.

00:44:25And then what's to stop us?

00:44:29Do you really mean it?

00:44:31Sure.

00:44:32When could we leave?

00:44:35Well, it's just a matter of money.

00:44:38We have to live, you know.

00:44:40Then there's the divorce, of course, so that we can get married.

00:44:44We need money for that.

00:44:47I know.

00:44:48But we'll work it out somehow.

00:44:51You'll see.

00:45:21You sure were stoned last night, Lil.

00:45:32I know.

00:45:33It was real nice of you to ask me to spend the night with you.

00:45:37I don't think I could have made it home.

00:45:39You were a real friend, Zena.

00:45:41Ah, you'd do the same for me, I'm sure.

00:45:44Right.

00:45:44And besides, what are friends for?

00:45:52I never thought you'd ever sober up.

00:45:58And neither did I, frankly.

00:46:00But I feel great now.

00:46:04Oh, golly, I really do.

00:46:06Mm-hmm.

00:46:07Ha-ha.

00:46:08Yeah.

00:46:08Mm-hmm.

00:46:28Oh, golly.

00:46:29Hey, I see Frankie's hanging around here again.

00:46:48Mm-hmm.

00:46:49You sure go for him, don't you?

00:46:51Uh-huh.

00:46:55Well, as they say, to each his own.

00:47:00That's right, Lil.

00:47:01To each his own.

00:47:29That's right.

00:47:34Mind if I join you?

00:48:04Why so glum?

00:48:08Frankie, I can't go on like this.

00:48:12Hiding and scared.

00:48:14If only we could be together, just the two of us.

00:48:17Find the money, Mary.

00:48:19I take you away tomorrow.

00:48:20Frankie.

00:48:21We go to Mexico and get married like I said.

00:48:25Frankie.

00:48:26What's the use of wishing?

00:48:28Where would I get any money?

00:48:29I can get some money.

00:48:31You can get money? Where?

00:48:33Well, Bob and I have a joint savings account at the Center Bank.

00:48:41What's in it?

00:48:42We saved $2,000.

00:48:44$2,000 isn't much, but it'll help.

00:48:47I can't take all of it.

00:48:49It wouldn't be fair.

00:48:51Then forget it.

00:48:52$2,000 is little enough.

00:48:57If you're going to split it, then just forget it.

00:49:02No.

00:49:03Don't go.

00:49:04I'll take all of it.

00:49:05I'll take the $2,000.

00:49:09I'll take the $2,000.

00:49:18Now, that's my baby.

00:49:21That's a smart girl.

00:49:22Frankie, when are we going away?

00:49:37When are we leaving?

00:49:38Soon.

00:49:39Very soon.

00:49:40Oh.

00:49:49Of course, we can't leave without the money for $2,000.

00:49:53I know.

00:49:54I'll get it.

00:49:55It's just Bob.

00:49:56Be careful.

00:49:57It wouldn't do for Bob to find out about us now.

00:50:00Be careful, but get the money.

00:50:03Frankie, you know I've never really been in love before.

00:50:12What about Bob?

00:50:13He was so good to me and I was so lonely.

00:50:18You don't know how kind Bob has been to me.

00:50:25That's what makes it so difficult for me.

00:50:28To hurt him like this.

00:50:29Ah, you'll get over it.

00:50:31Oh, I hope so.

00:50:33Honestly, I do.

00:50:53Wait.

00:50:56I'll get into something more comfortable.

00:50:58Okay?

00:51:03I'll get into something more comfortable.

00:51:04I'll get into something more comfortable.

00:51:05I'll get into something more comfortable.

00:51:24Hi, baby.

00:51:25Frankie.

00:51:41What's the matter, baby?

00:51:42Oh.

00:51:43What is it?

00:51:44Well, it's my cousin Della.

00:51:46Della?

00:51:47Yes, Frankie.

00:51:49Who's Della?

00:51:51I don't think I know her.

00:51:56No.

00:51:57You never met her.

00:51:58Well, what about Della?

00:52:00I'm spending the weekend with her.

00:52:04You mean I won't see you for two days?

00:52:06That's right.

00:52:07Lately, I've been kind of scared of Della.

00:52:10Tell me.

00:52:11No.

00:52:12I don't want to talk about it.

00:52:14What about the $2,000 you were going to get so that we can get out of this burg?

00:52:19I'll have it real soon.

00:52:20Then we'll get out of town.

00:52:22You can forget all about Della and I can get away from Mary.

00:52:27Who's Mary?

00:52:28Well, someday I'll tell you all about her.

00:52:35Right now, let's not talk anymore.

00:52:38This is a terrible thing that we're doing to Bob.

00:53:00Please understand.

00:53:02What Bob doesn't know won't hurt him.

00:53:05Besides, he's old enough to be your father.

00:53:08An adult wanted that.

00:53:10You never should have married him.

00:53:12You know that.

00:53:15You think too much.

00:53:17Mary, what about the money?

00:53:19I can't hang around here much longer.

00:53:23Are you going to get it?

00:53:24Yes. Yes, I'll get it.

00:53:27Good. That's what I want to hear.

00:53:30You don't know how I hate to do this to Bob.

00:53:33It's been wonderful having you here all weekend.

00:53:35Oh, there's the door. It must be Bob.

00:53:37Oh, there's the door. It must be Bob.

00:54:05We want to get out of here.

00:54:06I'll go home with you.

00:54:07I know.

00:54:09You don't know.

00:54:11This is the door.

00:54:15You don't know.

00:54:16I have to be with you.

00:54:17You don't know what my office is.

00:57:12I'm in.

00:57:13Here's the Colbert Hotel on Main Street.

00:57:15If you get the money, meet me there.

00:57:17But if you don't.

00:57:19Just forget it.

00:57:20I won't be there.

00:57:21Like I said before, without money,

00:57:24you're without Zenith.

00:57:27Of course, if you're as crazy about me as you say you are,

00:57:31if I'm in your blood,

00:57:32you'll get the money, somehow

00:57:40Frankie.

00:57:42What do you want?

00:57:47I want to talk to you.

00:57:48Why are you so upset?

00:57:49You look so pale.

00:57:51Are you sick?

00:57:51No, no, I'm all right.

00:57:55What's the matter with you?

00:57:59Why are you avoiding me?

00:58:01Say, I don't know what you mean.

00:58:05Yes, you do.

00:58:06Frankie, I can't go on like this.

00:58:08But what do you want me to do?

00:58:10You do love me, don't you?

00:58:12How many times do I have to tell you that I love you?

00:58:15Please, please tell me.

00:58:17I love you so much, Frankie.

00:58:18I can't live without you.

00:58:19I love you.

00:58:21And we'll go away together as we planned.

00:58:23Just as soon as you get that $2,000, we'll leave here.

00:58:28We'll never be apart after that.

00:58:30Will we, Frankie?

00:58:31No, never.

00:58:33But I can't wait for that money much longer.

00:58:36Oh, we'll be so happy.

00:58:37You'll see.

00:58:38I told you I, I never loved anyone before.

00:58:41I know, I know.

00:58:54I have to go now.

00:58:56I have an appointment.

00:59:00But there's so much we have to talk about.

00:59:03Okay, then meet me at our bench in the park in an hour.

00:59:07See you later.

00:59:08She's so young.

00:59:23She cried out for love, for life, but I didn't listen.

00:59:29I pretended not to hear her.

00:59:33Now she's leaving me and I'm without love, without life.

00:59:39I'll let her go.

00:59:40I'll tell her so.

00:59:41She can take the money.

00:59:44Without her, I don't need it.

00:59:46I don't need anything.

00:59:47My own brother.

01:00:12Hello, Tom.

01:00:13Hi.

01:00:20I only have time for one game.

01:00:22I have to meet some dame, but I'll be back as soon as I can get rid of her.

01:00:29Okay, don't be too long.

01:00:30Bye.

01:00:52Bye.

01:00:53Bye.

01:00:54Bye.

01:00:57Bye.

01:00:58Well, don't be angry with me. I have to talk to you.

01:01:12All right, so talk. I'm listening.

01:01:15You promised we'd go away together.

01:01:17And you promised you'd get the $2,000.

01:01:20This is it. I'm leaving town alone.

01:01:24No, Frankie. You said you'd take me with you.

01:01:26I would, if you got the two grand.

01:01:31I told you before, I haven't any money.

01:01:33But I have. I took the money out of the bank.

01:01:36You did?

01:01:37Yes.

01:01:38Well, how much money did you take? All of it?

01:01:41Yes, all of it. $2,000.

01:01:43Where is the money?

01:01:45I have it at home.

01:01:48We'll go to Mexico.

01:01:49When, Frankie? When?

01:01:51As soon as I can make arrangements.

01:01:54Oh, Frankie, I'm so happy.

01:01:56Good.

01:01:57I have some personal mass to take care of.

01:02:02You should take me about a week, okay?

01:02:05How's that?

01:02:06A week?

01:02:07Oh, I don't know if I can wait that long.

01:02:15I can get my divorce and we can be married right away.

01:02:19Isn't it wonderful?

01:02:20Yeah.

01:02:21Yeah.

01:02:24Today is Wednesday the second.

01:02:28Suppose we leave for Mexico next Tuesday.

01:02:31Next Tuesday?

01:02:33That would be the eighth.

01:02:35I'll need all of the money for the tickets and other expenses.

01:02:48Of course.

01:02:49Just as soon as you get home, I'll give you the $2,000.

01:02:53It's just a loan, of course.

01:02:55I'll pay it back.

01:02:56I'll pay it back.

01:02:59What's wrong?

01:03:01Poor Bob.

01:03:02I have to go to town.

01:03:03I'll see you later.

01:03:05Have the money for me so that I can get started with the arrangements.

01:03:08Yes, Frankie.

01:03:09When you get home, you can put my things together so we can begin packing.

01:03:15But you have all week to pack.

01:03:19I know, but I'd like to get started.

01:03:23All right.

01:03:25Oh, Frankie, I love you so much.

01:03:28I couldn't live without you.

01:03:45Next week at this time.

01:04:10I can't believe it.

01:04:12I'll never ask for anything again.

01:04:15Married to Frankie.

01:04:17Married to the man I love.

01:04:21I have so many things to take care of.

01:04:24We have so many plans to make.

01:04:28But I just want to sit here and daydream.

01:04:34I know I'm doing a terrible thing to Bob.

01:04:37Maybe someday he'll understand.

01:04:40Maybe someday he'll forgive me.

01:04:45Maybe someday, but after all.

01:04:46We'll see you next time.

01:04:57There we go.

01:05:29No, no, it can't be.

01:05:51It isn't possible.

01:05:59Why, Frankie, why?

01:06:40How could you do this to me?

01:07:04Why did you do this to me?

01:07:12You were my life.

01:07:15You were everything to me.

01:07:16No.

01:07:18That is nothing.

01:07:22Nothing.

01:07:23How do I go on?

01:07:33What do I do?

01:07:35What do I do?

01:07:36What do I do?

01:07:39What do I do?

01:07:42I don't know.

01:07:43What do I do?

01:08:15This must be a bad dream.

01:08:29If it is, I don't want to awake.

01:08:45Mary!

01:08:52Oh, my God!

01:08:54Oh, my God!

01:09:24Oh, my God!

01:09:54I suppose I should have kept away from her.

01:10:12She is, was, my brother's wife.

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