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00:01:14The Honorable Court is now adjourned until Thursday the 10th day of December at 12 o'clock.
00:01:21Good afternoon.
00:01:23The front two and the spare are all right, but the left real one is causing me great anxiety.
00:01:30Switch mine. If I don't get another year out of them, I shall be very disappointed.
00:01:33You know, that grandson of mine is the most unusual infant.
00:01:36At five weeks, he holds up his head without support.
00:01:38Here, I'll show you a snapshot.
00:01:43Goodbye, Grant. Have a good vacation.
00:01:45Happy holiday, Josephus.
00:01:46Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you.
00:01:53Mr. Justice?
00:01:54Well, could we have a word with you, Justice Grant? Just a few questions.
00:01:57I stopped answering questions when court recessed about three minutes ago.
00:02:02What do you know about that?
00:02:04Come in, come in. Here we go.
00:02:11Well, gentlemen, Justice Grant.
00:02:13We understand you declined to preside at the Danville investigation.
00:02:16There's some speculation as to your reasons.
00:02:18Well, there needn't be. I've had a long, hard year. I'm tired. I'm going hunting.
00:02:22Miss Gilbert, would you put this in my bag, please?
00:02:25The Gazette referred to you last week as a terrible-tempered Justice Grant.
00:02:29How do you feel about that?
00:02:31I'm flattered.
00:02:32And this too, Miss Gilbert.
00:02:34Where are you going for your hunting?
00:02:36Well, there are plenty of ducks and no reporters.
00:02:39When are you leaving?
00:02:41A moment after you do.
00:02:43Good day, sir.
00:02:46Miss Gilbert, what is this nonsense? What does this resignation mean?
00:02:59I think it's obvious, sir.
00:03:01If it were obvious, I wouldn't ask the question, would I?
00:03:04Justice Grant, I've been with you for two years.
00:03:08And not once during that time have you expressed satisfaction with my work.
00:03:12Miss Gilbert, you can learn more law here in a week than you can anywhere else in a year.
00:03:17That's all that should interest you.
00:03:19I don't feel that I have to constantly remind you that you're a brilliant young woman
00:03:24that you have a fine future.
00:03:29Now, if there isn't anything else, can I go?
00:03:33Oh, you wanted to look over the Hale and Twine opinion, sir.
00:03:36They won't be back from the print until next week.
00:03:38Oh, yes. They'll need some revision.
00:03:40But I don't want to hang around here.
00:03:43Perhaps I can bring them up to you at Crownport, sir.
00:03:46That'd be fine. No, no, no.
00:03:49You need a vacation too. From me.
00:03:52I don't mind at all.
00:03:55Miss Gilbert, are you heaping coals of fire on my head?
00:03:58I wouldn't dream of it, sir.
00:04:03Oh, I'll wire you before I come.
00:04:05Thank you. Miss Gilbert.
00:04:07Yes, sir?
00:04:08No one must know where I'm going. No one.
00:04:11I want to get away from courtrooms, investigations, lawyers, black robes, everything.
00:04:22with ducks.
00:04:25Hundreds and hundreds of beautiful ducks.
00:04:31Hey, you! Wait a minute.
00:04:35Hey, you! Wait a minute.
00:04:50I'm Warren Todds, game inspector. Let's see your license.
00:04:54Yeah, just like I thought.
00:04:59Stranger in town, ain't you?
00:05:01This license ain't legal.
00:05:03Well, I just bought it yesterday at the state capitol.
00:05:05Yeah, I know, mister, but this is Crownport and you gotta have a Crownport stamp on there.
00:05:09Well, I didn't know that. I'll get one tomorrow.
00:05:11Well, but it ain't gonna do you any good today.
00:05:13You know, I could haul you into court and let the judge slap a fine on you.
00:05:17But to say wear and tear on my tire, suppose I sell you one right here. It only cost you five bucks.
00:05:30You know, the five bucks is just for the stamp. I usually get a little something for my trouble, too.
00:05:35Well, you don't understand. I'm giving you a break, brother.
00:05:40Yeah, I never pay off twice, brother. Come on.
00:05:43Well, look! Let me explain it to you.
00:06:05Your Honor, it's not as though my client were trying to evade his financial obligations.
00:06:15Tom Cooney has been a member of this community for many years.
00:06:18And in all that time, his honesty and his responsibility has never been questioned.
00:06:22Now, he intends to make good the payments on these plows, but he's been sick, unable to work.
00:06:28Now, if the court could just grant him an extension...
00:06:30The law doesn't recognize good intentions. I shouldn't have to remind you of that, Mr. Adams.
00:06:35You're supposed to be a lawyer.
00:06:37But, Your Honor, am I not justified in asking the court's indulgence in this case?
00:06:42If you take Tom Cooney's farm tools away from him, you take away his only means of earning a living.
00:06:47Mr. Adams, this is a court of law, not an employment agency.
00:06:51Tom Cooney signed an agreement with Vincent Blackston of the Crownport Auto and Supply Company.
00:06:56This agreement stated if he missed a payment on those plows, Mr. Blackston could take them back.
00:07:01Is that right, Mr. Cooney?
00:07:03Well, yes, Your Honor, but...
00:07:05All right, Counselor.
00:07:07Judgment against Thomas Cooney.
00:07:09But it... it was just one payment.
00:07:12If you'd give me a chance to...
00:07:14I don't care whether you say it's fair or not. It ain't!
00:07:17Get him out of here.
00:07:19Come on, Tom. This isn't gonna help.
00:07:21I know it ain't gonna help! Nothing's gonna help in a town like this!
00:07:24Officer, come on!
00:07:26Thanks, go on me!
00:07:27Come on!
00:07:28Looks like you just lost yourself another vote, sir.
00:07:30Come on!
00:07:31It ain't right!
00:07:32I know it ain't right!
00:07:33Crownport versus Joe Grant.
00:07:35Step up, Joe Grant.
00:07:44Name?
00:07:47Joe Grant.
00:07:48Hmm. Shooting ducks without a Crownport permit.
00:07:51I didn't get a chance to shoot.
00:07:53You were going to.
00:07:54Of course I was, you fool!
00:07:55That's why I bought a state license.
00:07:57We also require a Crownport license, Mr. Grant.
00:08:00And ignorance of the law is no excuse.
00:08:04Hundred dollars or thirty days.
00:08:09Which one of you gentlemen do I pay?
00:08:13The clerk.
00:08:14Should have bought it for me in the first place.
00:08:16Save yourself a lot of due.
00:08:19I assume that this hundred dollars will permit me to resume my hunting without further interference.
00:08:24Your assumption is wrong.
00:08:25You still need a Crownport stamp.
00:08:27And an officer enforcing the law is not interfering, Mr. Grant.
00:08:31As the judge, I advise you to be careful of your words.
00:08:34Next case.
00:08:37Crownport versus Burton Lyon.
00:08:39Versus Burton Lyon.
00:08:40Step up, Burton Lyon.
00:08:47Hi, Tom.
00:08:53I'm sorry it turned out that way.
00:08:56Guess that's the only way it could have turned out.
00:08:58No, I thought we had a chance, but I guess I should have known.
00:09:02What are you going to do now?
00:09:03The farm's no good to me without the tools to work it.
00:09:08Guess I'll lose it.
00:09:10The bank will start yelling for its money pretty soon.
00:09:14You know, Bill, sometimes there's just more than a man can stand.
00:09:19I've got to think of something to do.
00:09:22If I could only...
00:09:23Yeah, I know, Tom, I know.
00:09:25Look, why don't you come by the office later on?
00:09:27We'll talk about it, huh?
00:09:28We'll talk about it, huh?
00:09:40Hello, boys.
00:09:49Shave, Homer.
00:09:53I hear poor Tom Cooney lost his case.
00:09:55Yeah.
00:09:56He'll probably lose his farm now, too.
00:09:59It's a shame.
00:10:01You know, Homer, that's what I like about the fellas around your shop.
00:10:04They enjoy the good things of life.
00:10:06Like a guy who can't meet his mortgage
00:10:07or a poor farmer getting rooked out of his plows.
00:10:10Maybe a Cooney had a real sharp lawyer.
00:10:13Maybe if we had a bank that would extend an honest man credit
00:10:15or a judge that would give him a break.
00:10:17A fork like that isn't going to get you any votes, Adams.
00:10:20If I could afford a 50 cent cigar, I could get yours.
00:10:25Take the shave.
00:10:26Sure, mister.
00:10:27Stranger in town?
00:10:28Yeah.
00:10:29Aiming to stay long?
00:10:30Long enough to get a shave.
00:10:31Great little town, isn't it, old-timer?
00:10:33Yeah, Judge Harkley really gave you a welcome, didn't he?
00:10:34And our constable, Orrin Todds, that's Homer's cousin.
00:10:38Ah, he's all law and order.
00:10:40Regular minute man, isn't he, Homer?
00:10:42Uh, how many minutes did it take before he tried to shake you down?
00:10:58It's a shame.
00:10:59Ever notice how a fellow who can't make a living in a town
00:11:00always tries to run her down?
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00:17:55Well, does that wind up your business?
00:17:57Or are you going to stay and give me the first five lessons
00:17:59in how to win friends and influence judges?
00:18:01No, Mr. Adams, I'm not.
00:18:03Those lessons have been written,
00:18:05and very well written,
00:18:06in books like this and all the others.
00:18:09And somewhere in one of them,
00:18:10there's a lesson mentioning that in any transaction
00:18:13between a seller and a buyer,
00:18:14there are laws governing the behavior of both parties.
00:18:18But I doubt if you can keep afloat long enough to find it.
00:18:22You know, Mr. Adams,
00:18:23I've seen you in action now
00:18:24as a lawyer,
00:18:25as a candidate for mayor,
00:18:27and as a shipbuilder.
00:18:29And if you'll take my advice,
00:18:30you'll stick to shipbuilding.
00:18:32There's a great future in it
00:18:33for lawyers.
00:18:34Excuse me, sir, for breaking in like this,
00:18:56but I think I found it.
00:18:57Yes, yes, that covers it.
00:19:04He said you haven't practiced law for 20 years.
00:19:06Imagine remembering a thing like that.
00:19:09Have you had dinner, Mr. Adams?
00:19:12No, thanks.
00:19:12Not hungry.
00:19:13I think this will cover it.
00:19:15It should work,
00:19:16but I've been batted down by those guys so often,
00:19:19I guess I haven't too much confidence.
00:19:20How long have you lived in Crownport, Mr. Adams?
00:19:27Uh, 28 years with time out for college and law school.
00:19:31Mm-hmm.
00:19:32Never established residence in any other state?
00:19:35No.
00:19:36You're sure of that?
00:19:38Well, of course.
00:19:39Well, we went to Mexico for a few months
00:19:45when I was seven, but...
00:19:46Did you file an income tax return
00:19:49for 1939 and 40?
00:19:51Well, sure.
00:19:52I didn't pay anything in 1940.
00:19:54I didn't earn enough,
00:19:55but I filed the return.
00:19:57And your figures were honest, correct,
00:19:59and would bear investigation?
00:20:01What?
00:20:02Why, of course they were.
00:20:03No, you're getting nervous, Mr. Adams.
00:20:05I'm not nervous.
00:20:06Oh, yes, yes, yes, you are.
00:20:07You're flustered.
00:20:08You're raising your voice.
00:20:09Well, why shouldn't I raise my voice?
00:20:10You've as good as accused me
00:20:11of falsifying my income tax.
00:20:12I've accused you of nothing, Mr. Adams.
00:20:14Now, look, I don't know what you have on there,
00:20:16but I want to tell you...
00:20:16Take a look.
00:20:23It's, uh...
00:20:24It's an old trick
00:20:26that Justice Brandeis used to play.
00:20:30I, uh, I read about it in Collier's once.
00:20:32You see, it's an unfortunate fact, Mr. Adams,
00:20:35that every man, even you and I,
00:20:37has done something
00:20:38that he doesn't want anybody to know about.
00:20:41Now, if you can make him think
00:20:42that you're holding in your hand
00:20:44the skeleton in his closet...
00:20:46You've got him.
00:20:48Well, let's say at least you've got him squirming,
00:20:51nervous, worried, as you were.
00:20:54But if that man
00:20:55happens to have a really guilty conscience...
00:20:58Your full name is Vincent Z. Blackston?
00:21:10Yeah.
00:21:12Tell me, Mr. Blackston,
00:21:13what does the Z stand for?
00:21:17Do I have to answer that, Your Honor?
00:21:18What can be your objection?
00:21:19Surely you have nothing to hide.
00:21:21Well, the Z...
00:21:26Well, the Z stands for Zephyr.
00:21:30It's a family name.
00:21:32Zephyr?
00:21:33Uh, means a little wind, I believe.
00:21:36Oh!
00:21:41Quiet.
00:21:44Mr. Blackston, you're the owner and manager
00:21:46of the Crownport Art On Supply Company?
00:21:47Yes.
00:21:48The, uh, the sole owner?
00:21:51Uh, well, sure, of course.
00:21:54No silent partners?
00:21:57No.
00:21:59Well, of course, sir, our people...
00:22:01Oh, then you're not the sole owner.
00:22:03I didn't say that!
00:22:04I just said...
00:22:05Is that very strange to me, Mr. Blackston?
00:22:07You don't know whether you own
00:22:07your own business or not?
00:22:08I object.
00:22:09That question is irrelevant.
00:22:11Immaterial.
00:22:12And calculated to confuse the witness.
00:22:14Objection sustained.
00:22:16Counselor will restrict himself
00:22:17to the facts bearing on this case.
00:22:21Mr. Blackston,
00:22:23your company sells most of the used cars
00:22:25and tractors in this town.
00:22:26Almost a monopoly, isn't it?
00:22:29I do the most business
00:22:30because I sell my stock
00:22:32at the lowest prices.
00:22:34That's not monopoly.
00:22:35That's...
00:22:36That's the American way of life.
00:22:41Now, tell me, Mr. Blackston,
00:22:44carry spare parts for your customers?
00:22:45Sure.
00:22:48Do you have in stock at this moment
00:22:51piston rings for the 1938 tractors
00:22:53you sold in this town?
00:22:56Well, Mr. Blackston?
00:22:58Well, no, I don't.
00:22:59Oh, then you don't carry
00:23:00all the spare parts
00:23:01your customers might need.
00:23:02Well, I can always get them
00:23:03if I need them.
00:23:04Yes, but sometimes
00:23:05your customers have to wait.
00:23:06Sure, it takes two weeks.
00:23:07If I ain't got them,
00:23:11how can they have them?
00:23:13An intelligent answer, Mr. Blackston.
00:23:15And an honest one.
00:23:17One which will require the court
00:23:18to enter judgment against you
00:23:20in this case.
00:23:21Will Counselor explain that statement?
00:23:24Certainly, Your Honor.
00:23:25Motor Vehicle Laws,
00:23:301919, Chapter 174, Section 52.
00:23:33The sale of any automobile
00:23:34or any other automotive vehicle
00:23:36is void unless the dealer
00:23:37carries in stock
00:23:38at all times
00:23:40and on demand
00:23:41parts that may be needed
00:23:42to repair the particular
00:23:43make of vehicle.
00:23:45Will you let me see that reference?
00:23:46Counselor would seem
00:23:55to be correct.
00:24:02You put it over, Bill.
00:24:04Say, this will take care
00:24:06of Tom Cooney, too.
00:24:07You're telling me.
00:24:08Oh, that's true.
00:24:16Oh, Mr. Grant.
00:24:26I thought you were going hunting.
00:24:29Well, all the ducks
00:24:30are inside today.
00:24:31I see you winged
00:24:32a couple yourself.
00:24:33Oh, of course.
00:24:34It's nothing really big.
00:24:36Who am I kidding?
00:24:37I'm so tickled
00:24:38I feel like a combination
00:24:39of Superman
00:24:39and a member
00:24:40of the Supreme Court.
00:24:43Really, I don't know
00:24:44how to thank you, Mr. Grant.
00:24:45Oh, no need to,
00:24:46my boy.
00:24:47First time I've enjoyed
00:24:48a courtroom in years.
00:24:49Hey, thank you, fella.
00:24:54You know what this stuff is?
00:24:55No, Mr. Grant,
00:24:56he wouldn't.
00:24:57William, this is
00:24:57American money.
00:24:58Good old folding money.
00:25:00You know what you can do
00:25:01with this stuff?
00:25:01You can buy things
00:25:02that you need.
00:25:03You get it?
00:25:04What I don't get
00:25:05is where you got it.
00:25:06Well, seein' Blackson
00:25:07get trim, warm some hearts
00:25:08and unloosen
00:25:08a couple of purse strings.
00:25:10The boys have kicked in
00:25:11for your campaign fun.
00:25:12You know what we're going
00:25:13to do with this beautiful stuff?
00:25:14We're going to get
00:25:14some posters printed.
00:25:15great big ones.
00:25:16The kind that lift you
00:25:17right straight in the eye
00:25:18and follow you around.
00:25:19Why get frightened
00:25:26so Adams does win
00:25:27one rotten little case?
00:25:28Do you know
00:25:29what that case cost me?
00:25:30You can afford it.
00:25:32If it had happened
00:25:32to your hotel, Roscoe,
00:25:34you'd scream
00:25:35like a stuck pig.
00:25:36Stop it, stop it.
00:25:39Seriously, Jim,
00:25:40you don't see Adams
00:25:41as real competition.
00:25:43Well, as things stand now,
00:25:45I don't know.
00:25:46But if a lot of people
00:25:47start thinking of Bill Adams
00:25:48as the people's champion,
00:25:50well, Jim,
00:25:52there was nothing else
00:25:53I could do.
00:25:55I can give you boys
00:25:56the edge when it's a question
00:25:57of interpretation,
00:25:58but not when the law's
00:26:00right there in black and white.
00:26:01Oh, I'm not blaming you, Judge.
00:26:03It's just something
00:26:04to start thinking about,
00:26:05that's all.
00:26:06You think we'll have trouble?
00:26:07Well, now, look, boys.
00:26:11On second thought,
00:26:12we may be getting
00:26:14all steamed up for nothing.
00:26:16Yeah.
00:26:17But suppose he opens
00:26:19a lot of old cases
00:26:20like Tom Cooney's.
00:26:22I think you've got
00:26:23something there, Zephyr.
00:26:28We'll just have to show
00:26:29the boy that he's wrong.
00:26:30We'll be right back.
00:27:00Uh, Miss Gilbert?
00:27:10No.
00:27:15Miss Gilbert?
00:27:16Yes?
00:27:17Oh, that's better.
00:27:18That's much better.
00:27:20I'm Bill Adams.
00:27:21Mr. Grant asked me to meet you.
00:27:23Yes, I know.
00:27:25Here, let me take that.
00:27:26The car's over here.
00:27:30Uh, is it, uh,
00:27:59Do you think we should
00:28:01try to scoop some of that up?
00:28:06Uh, no, I guess not, huh?
00:28:09Well, uh,
00:28:10everything seems to be
00:28:11under control, but...
00:28:13Would it be all right with you
00:28:14if we went to your car now?
00:28:16The car?
00:28:16Oh, no!
00:28:17No, yes!
00:28:19Right here.
00:28:19Um, sorry to get off
00:28:31to such a bad start.
00:28:32I'm not always so clumsy.
00:28:35Oh, my hat!
00:28:38Oh, don't worry.
00:28:39We'll, we'll, we'll get it.
00:28:40Oh, no!
00:28:45Oh, no!
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00:30:34Ondan sonra bu bir şey.
00:30:36Sen bir soru var.
00:30:38Bu soruyu duyuyoruz.
00:30:50Bu kızı mı?
00:30:52Bilmiyorum.
00:30:53Bu bir soru var.
00:30:57Bu bir tane daha önce var.
00:30:59Noyuyucu?
00:31:00I don't register women without baggage in my hotel
00:31:04Henry, show this lady out
00:31:07But you don't understand
00:31:08Yes, I do
00:31:09Why, you
00:31:10Please, Mr. Adams, let me explain
00:31:12Come on, sister, beat it
00:31:14Take your hands off her
00:31:16Oh, yeah?
00:31:28Nice work, pal
00:31:30I tell you, you can't do this
00:31:42Look facts in the face, mister
00:31:43Oh, but officer
00:31:45Hey, officer
00:31:46Hey, sergeant
00:31:48Sergeant, I want to use that phone
00:31:50Will you please keep quiet, your honor?
00:31:56Just trying to get us out of here, you know
00:31:58Why didn't you think of that before you got us in?
00:32:01Look, I'm very sorry this happened, but it isn't my fault
00:32:04I suppose I started the fight
00:32:07You sure did all right once it got going
00:32:09Oh, what a gal
00:32:12And what a wallop
00:32:14Yeah, Miss G, you're really some scrapper
00:32:18Say, Roscoe Swade asked me to call you, judge
00:32:24We've got Bill Adams in here with a dame
00:32:25Salt and Battery
00:32:26How long do you want us to hold him here?
00:32:29Oh, just let them stew for a while, sergeant
00:32:32Adams will probably want to get in touch with me
00:32:35And I
00:32:37Oh, he does, huh?
00:32:40Well, I'm out of town
00:32:41You can't reach me anywhere
00:32:43That's right
00:32:45Over a night
00:32:46Will you have the chef prepare a couple of these for tomorrow night's dinner?
00:32:59And I'll have my key, please
00:33:00Yes, sir
00:33:01What, uh, what room did you put Miss Gilbert in?
00:33:05Gilbert? Gilbert
00:33:06There's no Miss Gilbert registered
00:33:09Well, that's strange
00:33:11Strange
00:33:11Anything wrong, Mr. Grant?
00:33:13Why, yes, I was expecting my secretary today
00:33:16Mr. Adams was to have met her
00:33:17Your, your secretary?
00:33:20Yeah
00:33:20Miss, uh, Miss Gilbert
00:33:22Miss Lucy Gilbert
00:33:22Have you heard from her?
00:33:23No
00:33:23No, not exactly
00:33:25Well, that is, she was here, but
00:33:27Where is she?
00:33:28Well, Mr. Grant, you see, we, uh
00:33:30We had a little trouble
00:33:32Where is she?
00:33:34She's with Adams
00:33:35In the county jail
00:33:36Well, you get them out of there
00:33:38And fast
00:33:39Yes, sir
00:33:40Yes, sir, right away
00:33:41Bertie
00:33:43Get me Judge Harkley
00:33:44Quick
00:33:45Yes, sir
00:33:46Come in
00:33:54Good evening, Mr. Grant
00:34:00Well, good evening, Miss Gilbert
00:34:02I'm sorry I couldn't meet you at the station
00:34:05So am I, sir
00:34:10However, Mr. Adams seems to have made your introduction to Crownport quite spectacular
00:34:16Well, if it amuses you both, of course, it was quite worthwhile
00:34:19I'm sorry
00:34:21Sit down, Miss Gilbert
00:34:23You, uh, you seem tired
00:34:26What, what happened?
00:34:28Well, when I said the boys were, were playing with brass knuckles, I wasn't kidding
00:34:32Look, I win a case from Blackston
00:34:34That makes a good impression around town
00:34:36So I walk into Swade's hotel
00:34:38Roscoe says something, provokes a fight in Highland in jail
00:34:41That's the way Crownport's run, Mr. Grant
00:34:43I hope the fact that Miss Gilbert was involved won't upset you
00:34:47The fact that Miss Gilbert was involved upsets me a great deal
00:34:50It strikes me that Swade, Connison and company are just been a little too high-handed
00:34:56Well, you can't fight the city hall, sir
00:34:58As candidate for mayor, that's what you're doing, isn't it?
00:35:02Well, I suppose I am, but the boys are starting to play rough
00:35:04Well, of course, if they play too rough, you can always go back to your ship building
00:35:09Yes, I guess I could
00:35:11But right now I'm going to go home and get some sleep
00:35:14Miss Gilbert and I have a date in court tomorrow
00:35:16Good night, Miss Gilbert
00:35:17Don't hold me against Crownport
00:35:19All right, sir
00:35:20Your notes, perhaps you'd like to go over them
00:35:33I gather somehow that you're not very much drawn to Mr. Adams
00:35:38My personal reactions to him aren't important, sir
00:35:42Well, I wouldn't be too hasty
00:35:44He attracts too much trouble
00:35:47He certainly does
00:35:48His whole approach is wrong
00:35:50He shuts his eyes and wades in and slugs
00:35:53But he has good stuff
00:35:56Do you think it wise to get involved with his problems?
00:36:00After all, you are on your vacation
00:36:02Oh, I'm not involved
00:36:04I'm just trying to give the boy a push
00:36:06Come in
00:36:08May I turn your bed down, sir?
00:36:11Oh, yes, yes, certainly
00:36:12Good night, Mr. Grant
00:36:15Good night
00:36:16Oh?
00:36:18I'm all right
00:36:19Good night, Miss Gilbert
00:36:24Kind of skimpy, isn't it?
00:36:36They just ain't long enough
00:36:37None of them
00:36:38I keep a-telling, Mr. Swade
00:36:40Well, there, that'll have to do
00:36:43Good night, sir
00:36:45Hope you rest well
00:36:46Thank you
00:36:47Good night, sir
00:37:03Good night, sir
00:37:05Wrong number
00:37:26Mr. Adams, wake up
00:37:28This is Mr. Grant
00:37:29What?
00:37:32Wait a minute
00:37:33Yeah?
00:37:39You want me to what?
00:37:40I said get into your clothes
00:37:42Get two yardsticks
00:37:43Yardsticks
00:37:44Come right over here
00:37:46And register for the night
00:37:47At the hotel
00:37:47I'll tell you all about it
00:37:49When you get here
00:37:49But get here
00:37:50Right
00:37:51Hello, Rosco
00:38:01Give me a single room
00:38:03Next to Mr. Grant
00:38:04I'll, uh, I'll pay in advance
00:38:06413
00:38:13What's the matter, Rosco
00:38:15You don't seem at all happy to see me
00:38:17I, uh, brought my luggage, too
00:38:20Why should he sleep here with yardsticks?
00:38:28He's got a place of his own
00:38:29Hello
00:38:35Get me Miss Gilbert's room, please
00:38:37Where do we start?
00:38:38Why should he want to talk to her
00:38:40In the middle of the night?
00:38:45I don't know
00:38:46It's Grant
00:38:49Yes, Mr. Grant
00:38:51Yes, sir
00:38:53Right away
00:38:55He wants a bellboy right away
00:38:58He wants to send something
00:38:59To Miss Gilbert's room
00:39:00They're up to something
00:39:01I know they are
00:39:02Henry
00:39:06Take this yardstick to Miss Gilbert
00:39:15Yes, sir
00:39:15Uh, Mr. Swade said
00:39:17With his compliments
00:39:18My compliments to Mr. Swade
00:39:20I don't eat fruit
00:39:21I don't eat fruit
00:39:21Yeah, sir
00:39:21cómo
00:39:25I don't eat fruit
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00:48:03You know Lucy, Crownport's not such a bad little town.
00:48:07It's got a lot of nice people in it.
00:48:09You've just seen the worst side of it.
00:48:11Like you?
00:48:13No, but what I mean Lucy is...
00:48:16Can you see yourself living in a town like Crownport?
00:48:21No, pretty dull I guess so.
00:48:24Very.
00:48:25Practically nothing's happened to me since I met you.
00:48:27Yeah.
00:48:28No, but seriously sometimes I have home days of peace and quiet.
00:48:32No, we've been together for several hours and nothing very spectacular has happened.
00:48:39Not near enough has happened.
00:48:55Let's get out of here now.
00:48:59Sorry.
00:49:02Sometimes we have old days of peace and quiet.
00:49:05Good night, Mr. Adams.
00:49:09Oh, that date for breakfast still stands.
00:49:13Good night, Bill.
00:49:22Good morning, Herman.
00:49:23Well, goodbye, Mr. Adams.
00:49:25Oh, no.
00:49:26Oh, no.
00:49:27Mr. Grant said you were to look after me today.
00:49:29And what he says goes.
00:49:30He's your boss, you know.
00:49:31Well, I've had breakfast with you.
00:49:32Oh, yes, but I need much more looking after the matter.
00:49:35Much more.
00:49:40What the...
00:49:42Wait, Bill.
00:49:43Hey, I've been trying to find you.
00:49:48Look.
00:49:49Hey, what's going on here?
00:49:50What do you think you're doing?
00:49:51You're being evicted.
00:49:53Here's your notice.
00:49:54Come on, boys.
00:49:55Don't take all day.
00:49:56Okay, folks.
00:49:57Because of the lumber I keep around, the place has attracted termites.
00:50:00How do you like that?
00:50:01It's fantastic.
00:50:03Look.
00:50:04Look.
00:50:05Look.
00:50:06Can't you just wait until I call Ridges and get this thing fixed up?
00:50:08Sure.
00:50:09You can call him at Swade's office, but it won't do you no good, pal.
00:50:11He signed the notice himself.
00:50:13Okay, fellas.
00:50:14Lift it.
00:50:15Yeah, but...
00:50:16But at least you can leave my stuff here until I can get another office.
00:50:19Sorry.
00:50:20Orders.
00:50:21Well, what difference does it make to you?
00:50:30Oh, boy.
00:50:33Where's your telephone?
00:50:34Hi, over there.
00:50:35Thanks.
00:50:41Listen.
00:50:42Will they stop reading me the Constitution?
00:50:44I'm just following orders.
00:50:45Oh, I'm asking you to do it.
00:50:46Hello?
00:50:47Hello.
00:50:48Is this the Andrews building?
00:50:49Give me the superintendent, please.
00:50:51Miss Gilbert!
00:50:52Miss Gilbert!
00:50:53I've been looking for you, Mr. Grant.
00:50:59They're evicting Bell.
00:51:00Evicting Bell?
00:51:01Why, what happened?
00:51:02Something about termites.
00:51:03Well...
00:51:04Yeah.
00:51:05Just drop my things at the hotel, will you?
00:51:08Now, tell me.
00:51:12Who's responsible for this?
00:51:14Seems that Roscoe Swade has a pal named Hart Ridges.
00:51:17Happens to be my landlord.
00:51:18Also happens to be one of Connison's boys.
00:51:20Oh, so Roscoe gives Hart a call, and here I am.
00:51:23Don't worry, though.
00:51:24I'll get another office.
00:51:25Hello.
00:51:26Hello.
00:51:27This is William Adams.
00:51:28Yes.
00:51:29I want to rent an office.
00:51:30What?
00:51:31Oh, no vacancies.
00:51:32Can't we do something, Mr. Grant?
00:51:33Well, I don't.
00:51:34Wait a minute.
00:51:35Be careful of those.
00:51:36No vacancies at all, huh?
00:51:37I see.
00:51:38Not an office in town.
00:51:39Not even a loft.
00:51:40Oh, those boys think of everything.
00:51:41Connison?
00:51:42Are you sure?
00:51:43Who else?
00:51:44Who else?
00:51:45It's too clever for anybody else.
00:51:46Who's Bill Adams?
00:51:47Do you mean Mayor Adams?
00:51:48I'm Bill Adams.
00:51:49What do you want?
00:51:50Electric company.
00:51:51Got orders to discontinue service.
00:51:52Do you want?
00:51:53No vacancies at all, huh?
00:51:54No vacancies at all, huh?
00:51:55I see.
00:51:56Not an office in town.
00:51:57Not even a loft.
00:51:58Oh, those boys think of everything.
00:51:59Connison?
00:52:00Are you sure?
00:52:01Who else?
00:52:02It's too clever for anybody else.
00:52:04Who's Bill Adams?
00:52:05Do you mean Mayor Adams?
00:52:07I'm Bill Adams.
00:52:08What do you want?
00:52:09Electric company.
00:52:10Got orders to discontinue service.
00:52:12Efficient, aren't they?
00:52:14You can find the box in the back.
00:52:15Okay, thanks.
00:52:16What's the matter, Mr. Mayor?
00:52:18Can't you pay your bills?
00:52:20You shut your mouth.
00:52:22Or I'll shut it for you.
00:52:23Oh, no, no, Tom.
00:52:24No, that's what they want us to do.
00:52:25So let's not do it.
00:52:27Why not use my sitting on this temporary headquarters?
00:52:31Oh, well, that's awfully nice to be Mr. Grant,
00:52:34but I couldn't do it.
00:52:35Why not, Bill?
00:52:36You're not going to let them put you out of business, are you?
00:52:42Where's Bill Adams?
00:52:44Oh, Mr. Mayor, you've got more company.
00:52:46Hey, Willie, bring out a couple more chairs.
00:52:49I'm Adams.
00:52:50What do you want?
00:52:51Compliments over the mayor.
00:52:52He thought you might need some help.
00:52:53Well, you send my compliments right back to the mayor and tell him to...
00:52:59You tell Mayor Connison I'm staying right where I am, out on the street.
00:53:02And before I'm through, I'll have him out here with me.
00:53:04Ah, get a soapbox.
00:53:05You bet I'll get a soapbox.
00:53:06And if Connison wants to know what I mean, tell him to come down here
00:53:08and I'll try explaining it to him personally.
00:53:13Ladies and gentlemen, please, please.
00:53:15Just give me a few minutes until I get my new office set up.
00:53:18William, you mean right here on the street?
00:53:20Sure, why not?
00:53:21We'll hang my shingle on that lamppost.
00:53:23Bill Adams, get out of the junction.
00:53:25You won't be here two hours.
00:53:26I know that, sir.
00:53:27But this time Connison's gone too far.
00:53:29He's giving me more publicity than I ever dreamed of.
00:53:31I may be here only an hour, but it'll be a good one.
00:53:33I'll get you an office.
00:53:35Now, keep out of trouble.
00:53:36I'll be back in a few minutes.
00:53:38Oh, come on.
00:53:40Now, is this about right for the desk?
00:53:42Oh, no.
00:53:43I think it should be catty-conning.
00:53:44Okay, ladies.
00:53:45Uh-oh.
00:53:46Here.
00:53:47Let me take those.
00:53:48Watch this.
00:53:49Excuse me!
00:53:50Oh!
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01:01:05Judge Hartley, my friend, I'm not on trial here.
01:01:11Bill Adams has made accusations against me.
01:01:14He's had a warrant sworn out for my arrest.
01:01:16This is a hearing to show you that he has no proof of anything he says.
01:01:21That he's trying by a cheap trick to win an election he can't win by fair play.
01:01:26Judge Hartley!
01:01:27Mr. Mayor, you'll have to moderate your tone.
01:01:31This is very irregular.
01:01:33Step one, Sergeant Fairley, please.
01:01:35Mr. Connison, it's true that you are not formally on trial here.
01:01:51You asked for this hearing, you demanded by what right we had you arrested.
01:01:55We're here to tell you and to accuse you of conspiring against men who honestly oppose you,
01:02:01of inciting a riot with reckless disregard for human safety,
01:02:05of abusing the office to which you have been elected by the people of this town.
01:02:09And these accusations we are prepared to prove.
01:02:12I hate to see the old boy get himself involved like this.
01:02:15Don't worry about the old boy now, darling.
01:02:19Mr. Mayor, Mr. Grant has obtained confessions from these men.
01:02:24They have told Mr. Grant that acting on your orders, they started the riot this morning in order to make possible Mr. Adams' arrest.
01:02:34They have sworn to these facts.
01:02:36Because of this, Mr. Grant was able to demand a warrant for your arrest.
01:02:42Mr. Grant swore out a warrant for my arrest.
01:02:48A man who doesn't even live in our town.
01:02:51A meddling old fool who does nothing but shoot ducks and start trouble.
01:02:55Jim, don't say that.
01:02:57I'll say anything I please.
01:02:59I demand to know who this man is.
01:03:01Who is this Joe Grant?
01:03:03Jim, do yourself a favor.
01:03:05Don't ask.
01:03:06That's all right, Judge Harkley.
01:03:09Mr. Connison, it's not Joe Grant.
01:03:11It's John Josephus Grant.
01:03:14Where are you from, Grant?
01:03:15Washington, D.C.
01:03:17Jim, please, no more questions.
01:03:19Mr. Grant...
01:03:20Shut up!
01:03:22I'll ask all the questions I please.
01:03:24By what right?
01:03:26And what do you do, Mr. Grant?
01:03:28Mr. Connison, I am a judge.
01:03:30An associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
01:03:36Mr. Connison, you have asked by what right I've interfered in this situation.
01:03:47Do you still want an answer?
01:03:52Justice Grant, would you care to...
01:03:55No, no, no, thank you.
01:03:58Bill! Bill!
01:04:00Just throw some water on him, Lucy.
01:04:02He'll be all right.
01:04:06Your Honor, Mayor Connison, it's only right that you should know why I, a stranger, have
01:04:17become involved in your affairs.
01:04:19Believe me, it's not because I am a justice of the Supreme Court.
01:04:24It's because, like all of you here, I am a citizen of this country.
01:04:29That is no little honor.
01:04:34Men have fought revolutions, have died to be called citizens.
01:04:39And as citizens, we carry a burning responsibility.
01:04:44It means that when we elect men to public office, we cannot do it as lightly as we flip a coin.
01:04:51It means that after we've elected them, we can't sit back and say our job is done.
01:04:57What they do now doesn't concern us.
01:05:00That philosophy of indifference is what the enemies of decent government want.
01:05:06If we allow them to have their way to grow strong and vicious,
01:05:10then the heroic struggle which welded thousands of lovely towns like this into a great nation means nothing.
01:05:17Then we are not citizens, we are traitors.
01:05:23The great liberties by which we live have been bought with blood.
01:05:29The kind of government we get is the kind of government we want.
01:05:34Government of the people, by the people, and for the people can mean any kind of government.
01:05:39It's our duty to make it mean only one kind, uncorrupted, free, united.
01:05:47I believe, Mayor Connorson, that I've answered your question.
01:06:02Now, as soon as court adjourns, I'll meet you back here in my chambers.
01:06:06What's the matter, Mr. Justice? You seem nervous.
01:06:09Oh, no, no, not at all.
01:06:11How about you, Mayor Adams? Have you the ring?
01:06:13Do you know your lines, sir?
01:06:20Well, I ought to. I stayed up half the night learning them.
01:06:32Hello there, Grant.
01:06:34I'm glad to see you.
01:06:35Thank you.
01:06:36You're looking fine, Zephyr. How was the hunting?
01:06:38Oh, best I ever had.
01:06:41Good morning, Your Honor.
01:06:42Good morning.
01:06:42Good morning.
01:06:43Good morning.
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