Playing With Dynamite. Torchy Blane #9. (1939 film)

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Torchy Blane and Steve McBride try to nab a gangster by tracking his moll.  Jane Wyman - Torchy Blane Allen Jenkins - Lt. Steve McBride Tom Kennedy - Gahagan Sheila Bromley - 'Jackie' McGuire Joe Cunningham - Maxie Eddie Marr - Denver Eddie Edgar Dearing - Jim Simmons (as Edgar Deering) Frank Shannon - Inspector McTavish Bruce MacFarlane - Bugsie George Lloyd - Harp Aldrich Bowker - Judge Hershey John Ridgely - Reporter at the Wrestling Match Larry Williams - Reporter with Pipe John Harron - Motorcycle Policeman Cliff Clark - Mike Kelly Tiny Roebuck - The Bone Crusher Pat Flaherty - The Crusher's Handler Creighton Hale - Hotel Desk Clerk Nat Carr - Book Store Clerk Glen Cavender - Bellevue Apartments Landlord Loia Cheaney - First Woman Prison Guard Dudley Dickerson - Black Man in Courtroom Sol Gorss - Court Attendant William Gould - Fire Chief Fay Holderness - Prison Matron Harry Hollingsworth - Police Officer Mike Lally - Gahagan's Second Wrestling Handler Kate Drain Lawson - County Jail Guard Al Lloyd - Wrestling Match Spectator Frank Mayo - McGuire's Arresting Officer Mathew McCue - Wrestling Match Spectator Bess Meyers - Night Matron John 'Skins' Miller - San Francisco Taxi Driver Frank Moran - Gahagan's Wrestling Handler Jack Mower - Second Officer Arresting Torchy Paul Panzer - Wrestling Match Spectator Bob Perry - Referee Jessie Perry - Second Woman Prison Guard Bob Reeves - Police Officer John J. Richardson - Escapees' Taxi Driver Ruth Robinson - Head Matron Ralph Sanford - First Officer Arresting Torchy Cliff Saum - Bailiff Sammy Shack - Wrestling Match Spectator John Sheehan - Desk Sergeant O'Toole Madame Sul-Te-Wan - Ruby - Black Convict Woman Charles Sullivan - Charlie Leo White - Wrestling Match Spectator  Director - Noel M. Smith

Transcript

00:00The End

00:30The End

01:00The End

01:30Hello? Hello, give me the city desk.

01:44George E. Blaine speaking.

01:46Well, he's busy, huh?

01:46Well, let me have a rewrite then.

01:49Hello, Tommy.

01:50Listen, here's the lowdown on the security bank holdup.

01:53All witnesses have identified the killer as Denver Eddie.

01:57Yeah.

01:58Oh, he sure travels fast.

02:00Last week was a bank in Boston.

02:03Yeah.

02:04Okay, well, listen, tell Maxie I'm on my way in, huh?

02:06All right.

02:07So long.

02:23Well, hello.

02:37It's nice of you to stop me.

02:39Flying a little low, aren't you?

02:40Oh, we'll have to visit some other time.

02:42I'm in an awful hurry.

02:43What's your name?

02:44Say, you can't give me a ticket.

02:46No?

02:47Why?

02:48Because I'm Torchy Blaine of the Star.

02:49I've just been covering a bank robbery.

02:51Oh, sure.

02:52Oh, you don't believe me, huh?

02:53Well, I'll show you my press card.

02:55Hey.

02:56Hey, wait a minute about...

02:57Oh, my bag's gone.

02:58Isn't that too bad?

03:00And I suppose all those important little things like a driver's license and an owner's certificate

03:04were in the bag?

03:06Yes, officer.

03:07Oh, but think nothing of it.

03:08You see, I'm engaged to Lieutenant Steve McBride and...

03:10Well, who's he?

03:12Stevie?

03:13Say, you don't get around very much, do you?

03:15Lieutenant Steve McBride happens to be the best detective at the 5th precinct.

03:18Oh, I don't happen to know anyone in the 5th precinct.

03:22Oh!

03:24Oh, I'll get even with you for this, you, you...

03:26You big baboon!

03:27Threatening and abusing an officer, huh?

03:28There's two more counts against you.

03:30Now, get going and remember, I'm right behind you.

03:41This is your third offense, isn't it?

03:44Yes, sir, Your Honor.

03:45And 30 days.

03:48Next case.

03:49McGuire!

03:55What's your name?

03:57Jackie McGuire.

03:58You the arresting officer?

03:59Yes, Your Honor.

04:00The Bontard department store turned the prisoner over to me on a shoplifting charge.

04:05She was loaded down with lingerie.

04:07First offense?

04:09Sure, Judge, sure.

04:10I don't believe you.

04:12Nine months in the county jail.

04:14Nine months?

04:16Well, listen, Judge...

04:16Nine months.

04:19Come on.

04:21Next case.

04:22Blaine!

04:25Your Honor, I demand...

04:27Your name?

04:28Torchy Blaine of the Star.

04:29And I demand a release immediately.

04:31For two hours, I've been trying to convince this imitation of an adult

04:33that a phone call to my editor will prove what I'm saying.

04:36Now, I know my rights.

04:37Either I get to that phone,

04:38or I'll slap a suit on the city for false arrest

04:40that'll be bigger than the world's fair.

04:42Your Honor, I've got seven charges against it.

04:45Perhaps we'd better go into my chambers and call your paper.

04:48Oh, I've got a better idea, Judge.

04:50We'll call Lieutenant McBride at the 5th precinct.

04:54Court is recessed for half an hour.

04:56She's got a nerve belittling us like that.

05:06Who are you talking about?

05:07Torchy.

05:08She's making a tin hero out of this Denver Eddie punk

05:10after we do everything but go through the public schools looking for him.

05:14Torchy.

05:15The essence of romance.

05:19What?

05:20I feel appalled coming on.

05:26When you are married to the girl you love,

05:28and you swear to trust her by the stars above,

05:32and then by chance you catch her going through your pants,

05:35that's the end of romance.

05:37Not bad, Steve.

05:38Not bad.

05:41What a coincidence.

05:43Here's a picture of that dream cottage you wanted to buy her.

05:46She doesn't deserve it.

05:47Oh, wait a minute.

05:51It's kind of swallow, isn't it?

05:53It sure is.

05:54Now all I have to do is carry Torchy through that front door,

05:57and it'll be home sweet home.

05:59But what about the down payment?

06:01Don't you have to carry that through the front door along with Torchy?

06:03I've got that all figured out.

06:05I need 2,500 bucks,

06:07and according to my figures,

06:08I can save that in two years and eight weeks.

06:11Without stinting yourself?

06:14Okay.

06:17Lieutenant McBride's office.

06:18Gahagan speaking.

06:21Oh, just a minute.

06:23It's Judge Hershey of the police court.

06:26Yes, Judge.

06:29Yeah?

06:31What?

06:32Do I know her?

06:34I'm going to marry her.

06:36That's a hot one.

06:37Torchy's been pinched.

06:38Oh, who could have done such a thing?

06:40Listen, Judge.

06:41Do me a favor and discharge her, will you?

06:43Okay.

06:44And tell her I'll see her later.

06:47Thanks, Judge.

06:51I should have let her stay in there until we're married.

06:53It'll be safer.

06:54Oh, you couldn't do that.

07:05Sorry I'm late, Maxie, but I got pinched.

07:07I've been expecting that for years.

07:08I suppose the charge was impersonation of a newspaper woman.

07:12No, impersonation of a dutiful employee got knocked off for speeding because she was rushing back to the office on time.

07:17How touching.

07:18Now that you're finally here, take a look at that.

07:21Ever see that dame before?

07:22No, no, she's a new one to me.

07:27Wait a minute.

07:29Yeah, I've seen her.

07:32As a matter of fact, I just left her half an hour ago on the police court.

07:35Then you really were pinched.

07:36What a world we live in.

07:38A reporter caught telling truth by city editor.

07:41Skip it.

07:42What's your interest in the girlfriend here?

07:44She's only a small fry shoplifter.

07:46They've got nine months in the county jail.

07:47Maybe.

07:48Now see if you know any of these months.

07:52And how?

07:53Denver Eddie.

07:54Oh, and the little lady's right next to him.

07:57How does she tie in, Maxie?

07:59That's what you've got to find out.

08:00Sim snapped this just an accident.

08:02He happened to be at the station with his camera when they brought her in.

08:05After it came out of the soup, I got a hunch I'd seen this dame's mapped someplace before.

08:09So I put eggs to dig me through our morgue.

08:10And he came up with this happy family group.

08:12Right.

08:13Remember a couple of years ago when Denver Eddie shot his way out of a St. Joe apartment?

08:16Well, in the rush, he left his collection of photos behind.

08:19Yeah.

08:20Yeah, I remember.

08:21It's a little hazy, though.

08:23Say, nobody connected her in court this morning with that mob.

08:26Of course not.

08:27St. Joe's a long ways from here.

08:29Two years is a long while to remember a face that's just atmosphere and a group photo.

08:33Denver Eddie's girlfriend, the exclusive property of the star, and not even the copper's wives?

08:38Ain't that something?

08:39Yes, unless she turns out and done.

08:41Of course, if you go down and play sympathetic...

08:43Ah, it's no good, Maxie.

08:44She looks much too tough for a reporter to crack.

08:46But if I could get myself thrown in jail on some phony charge, and then get Pally with her...

08:53You'll have to take the police into your confidence to do that.

08:55Once they find out, the dame will become public domain.

08:58Well, they won't find out.

08:59There are other reasons why a newshound might want to get locked up.

09:02And besides, they were awful anxious to put me in there this morning.

09:05Now, wait a minute, Torchy.

09:06This dame isn't worth all that trouble.

09:08Listen.

09:09Denver Eddie is the hottest criminal in the country.

09:11He's wanted from coast to coast.

09:12So what are we going to do about it?

09:15We're going to get him through his girlfriend, of course.

09:18Think of it, Maxie.

09:19Denver Eddie apprehended by the star.

09:21Oh, it's the biggest scoop of the century.

09:22Goodbye, Maxie.

09:23Hello, O'Toole.

09:33Is Lieutenant McBride in?

09:35McBride?

09:37McBride.

09:37Steve McBride, remember?

09:39Oh, yes.

09:40No, he ain't in now, Miss Blank.

09:42Well, do you know where I can find him right away?

09:44Let's see now.

09:45What did he tell me?

09:47Oh, here it is.

09:49I have it right here.

09:50He said he'd be back in half an hour, but if anything came up sooner, we could reach him at 864 Spruce Street.

09:57Thanks.

10:01You said 864.

10:02Yes, ma'am.

10:03Oh, but come to think of it, he's come back.

10:07He's in his office.

10:08O'Toole, you're a genius.

10:15Hello, honey.

10:16Listen, Torchy, what's the idea of getting yourself pinched?

10:20The whole department's been ribbing me about it.

10:22And besides, it's not dignified for a detective's fiancée to be in jail.

10:26Oh, I'm sorry you feel that way about it, darling.

10:28Because I want you to have me arrested again.

10:32Look, do you feel all right?

10:34Certainly.

10:35Oh, this is Maxie's idea.

10:36He got it after what happened this morning.

10:37Listen, I don't care about Maxie's ideas.

10:40Any of them.

10:40Well, whether you do or whether you don't, here's the setup.

10:42I go to jail on a trumped-up charge, get put through the paces just like the rest,

10:46then write a series of articles on how it feels.

10:48Now, you'll fix it up, won't you, sweet?

10:51I couldn't do it if I wanted to.

10:52Well, you got me out, didn't you?

10:54Yes, but I can't get you in.

10:58McBride speaking.

11:00Yes, Captain.

11:01No, we haven't caught him yet.

11:03I know, Captain, but when a guy turns in a false fire alarm,

11:06you've got to catch him in the act.

11:08We're doing the best we can.

11:10I can't put a copper on every firebox in the city.

11:13But we'll get him.

11:14And when we do, we'll put him in so deep, he'll think he's a moe.

11:18Okay, Captain.

11:20Torchy, I'm going to be busy.

11:21I'll see you later.

11:22If I can find you.

11:23Well, you'll be able to find me, all right.

11:26Goodbye, sweet.

11:56Oh, my God.

12:26All cars in South End District, the on-look-out-for-party-turning-in-false-fire-alarm.

12:43That is all.

12:53Wait a minute, sister.

12:55Oh, sorry, Miss Blaine.

12:56Where's the fire?

12:56There isn't any.

12:58She says there isn't any.

12:59There isn't any?

13:00Well, let's go.

13:01Oh, now, wait a minute, boys.

13:02Wait a minute.

13:02I've been breaking these on every corner.

13:08That makes me guilty of violating Ordinance 487E, Section A of the Administrative Code.

13:13R.E. fire alarms and the use of fireboxes.

13:16Now, I know my rights and I insist...

13:17What's going on here?

13:19Well, you see, Chief, that is, Miss Blaine thought this was a mailbox.

13:23Yes, she thought it was a mailbox.

13:26Oh, she did, did she?

13:30I don't care who she is.

13:32No woman can run the fire department like she evidently does the police.

13:35I'm going to prove that she's guilty of violating...

13:37Ordinance 487E, Section A, 11 counts.

13:41You hear that?

13:42She admits it.

13:43I think you're taking this a little too seriously, Chief.

13:45Why not leave it in our hands?

13:47I'll be responsible for Miss Blaine's future conduct.

13:50We'll leave our future up to the court.

13:52Oh, you're absolutely right, Chief.

13:57Well, Captain?

13:58All right, Chief.

13:59My department will book her.

14:01And my department will see that they throw the book at her.

14:07Ellen Blaine, alias Torchy Blaine.

14:10Yes, sir.

14:12Your Honor, the fire department, which is the complainant in this case,

14:16asked the court for no leniency toward the defendant because of political influences.

14:22You may rest assured this court is unbiased in its judgments

14:26and does not allow coercion in any form.

14:30Thank you, Your Honor.

14:33The defendant is charged with violation of Ordinance 487E.

14:38Section A, and I did it.

14:40Do you wish this court to accept that as an admission of premeditated guilt?

14:45Yes, Your Honor.

14:45I broke the fire alarm boxes, 11 of them, just for fun.

14:52Order in the court.

14:53The court has no alternative other than to sentence you to serve 30 days in the county jail.

14:59Oh, thank you, Judge.

15:00For each false alarm.

15:03For each...

15:0511 times...

15:06Hey, now, wait a minute, Judge.

15:07That's all.

15:10Well, I hope you're satisfied.

15:13Oh, completely, Ducky.

15:15Now, you'd be a good boy until Mama wants you to get her out of jail.

15:18This way, Lady.

15:19Goodbye, sweets.

15:20Listen, Torchy.

15:23It's no soup, Maxie.

15:26The dame talks plenty, but doesn't say anything.

15:28If you know what I mean.

15:30Looks like you got yourself thrown in jail for nothing.

15:33Well, I'll pull some strings and get you out of here.

15:35Oh, Maxie, don't do that.

15:36Wait till I give you the word.

15:37Give me a few more days.

15:38Your time's up.

15:40Okay.

15:41So long, Maxie.

15:41So long, kid.

15:42Ditch the dirge, Ruby.

16:09This ain't Revival Day.

16:11Well, you might wish it was, if you don't mind your own business.

16:25I'm telling you for the last time, lay off that singing.

16:29What are you going to do about it if I don't?

16:30I'm going to do it.

17:00She's going to sell it again.

17:01Yeah, she's going to sell it with me.

17:23Thanks, kid.

17:25Skip it.

17:25I'll report what you've done.

17:29Recommend you be made a trustee.

17:31Fall in.

17:42How do you like to get out of here?

17:44The only reason I'm staying is because of a couple of hundred iron bars and a few guards.

17:47Don't let that worry.

17:49You got ideas?

17:50Maybe.

17:51I'll talk to you later.

17:52Keep your eyes on the magazine and listen.

18:13If you spread enough dough, you can get in or out of any place.

18:18Yeah?

18:18What's on your mind?

18:19Well, you're going to be the fair-haired gal around here from now on.

18:22So it ought to be a cinch for you to find out which guards we can fix.

18:25How do you get the dough to fix them?

18:27The boyfriend.

18:28He just came into a pile of jacks.

18:30Now, if we get out of here and as far as Frisco, I can get word to him.

18:33He'll shell out whatever you've promised.

18:35So all you've got to do is to find out which guards have their hands on.

18:38Maybe the one who said she'd recommend...

18:41X-Nake, X-Nake.

18:44Telling you winded the head matron's up.

18:52She unquestionably saved the woman's life, but could very easily have been killed herself.

18:58We've got to get her out of here, whether she likes it or not.

19:00Hello, Lieutenant.

19:02Torsi, I've had enough of this foolishness.

19:05You're getting out of here.

19:06Well, of course I am.

19:06And that's what I wanted to see you about, Stevie.

19:09I'm going to escape.

19:10What?

19:11Escape.

19:11E-S-C-A-P-E.

19:12Break jail.

19:13Land.

19:14Oh, no, you don't.

19:15First you break into jail, now you want to break out.

19:17All for a two-bit newspaper story.

19:18I'll see the commissioner.

19:19That's just what I want you to do.

19:21Sit down.

19:21Look, a girl in here on a shoplifting beef is escaping with me.

19:25Why don't you make it a general jail delivery?

19:27Then you'll really have something.

19:28Will you listen to me?

19:30After we make the break, we head for San Francisco, where she contacts Denver Eddy.

19:35Who?

19:35Denver Eddy, her sweetie.

19:37Get it?

19:38Who do you think you're ribbing?

19:39On the level, Stevie.

19:40That's why I wanted to get in here in the first place.

19:42Maxie spotted her in an old photograph with Denver Eddy.

19:45Now, look, here's what I want you to do.

19:47You have your department fix the guards and the matrons so we can make the break.

19:50Then you follow us to San Francisco and stake yourself out in a hotel nearest the post office.

19:54When I get a chance, I'll contact you there.

19:57How do you know she'll fall for that gag?

19:58Because it's hers.

19:59Oh, I'll see that the escape looks plenty legitimate.

20:03Stevie, it can't miss.

20:04And just think, $5,000 reward.

20:07Well, we can buy that little dream cottage we've been looking at.

20:09And besides, I get a scoop.

20:11Kahagan gets a trip and the local boys make good.

20:14Now, the deal's cold.

20:16Oh, Stevie.

20:16You'll be sticking your neck out, honey, where anything can happen.

20:19Well, don't be silly.

20:19I'm not going to start anything.

20:21I'll just sit tight and wait for you.

20:23Stevie, look what it'll mean to you.

20:25To us.

20:28This is the door they'll escape through.

20:30Kahagan and I will be watching from a room across the street.

20:33You better park your car about here so Miss Blaine can spot it when she gets outside.

20:37Now, the night matron, who is in on the break,

20:39has orders to start the fireworks exactly at 9 o'clock, so you better get going.

20:43Okay, Steve.

20:43When we're in San Francisco, the main thing we've got to do is to stay away from the cops

20:48so they don't get wise when we're looking for somebody.

20:50Maybe we can tell them we're tourists.

20:52We don't have to tell them anything.

20:53There's no reason why they should know we're officers.

20:55If they get wise to us, they'll smell our award and get right in our hair.

20:58Come on.

21:07Did you get it?

21:10Give me the keys.

21:11Thanks, this is one of you.

21:14Thanks, this is one of you.

21:41Do as I tell you and you won't get hurt.

22:02Take us up to the locker rooms.

22:03We want to get the clothes we came in.

22:04Now get going.

22:05There's a taxi.

22:12Yeah.

22:23Now step on it, buddy.

22:28Well, they're on their way, Steve.

22:32Must get to the airport.

22:33Hey, how long are we going to be up here with the Angels, Steve?

23:00We're going to be in San Francisco in about a half hour.

23:04Don't you feel all right?

23:07Certainly, certainly.

23:09Only I don't like riding in these airplanes.

23:12It makes me ears feel funny.

23:14They're on your head, aren't they?

23:19Yeah, why?

23:20Yeah.

23:20All right.

23:42Bye.

23:47Taxi!

23:49Taxi!

23:51Take us to the 1200 block on Sycamore Street.

23:53Okay, ma'am.

23:55Taxi!

23:57Taxi!

24:17Thanks very much, Mr.

24:30It's on your mind to me.

24:32Oh, there's a couple of guys around here getting me nervous.

24:35There's one of them sitting over there by the window.

24:41It's been two days now.

24:43First off, they wanted to get a room.

24:45I told them I was filling up. They kept hanging around anyway.

24:47How about his pal?

24:48Slicker.

24:49Smooth dealer, I'd call him.

24:51Maybe the gang leader.

24:53Here he comes now.

24:58Well?

24:59Shhh!

25:00Blank that copper.

25:01He's been talking about us.

25:03How do you know?

25:04Him and that guy behind the desk have been watching me and whispering.

25:07Well, lots of people do that when they first see you gagging.

25:09Oh, I didn't know that, Steve.

25:15I don't get you, Charlie. Can't you be a little plainer?

25:19I can't tell you over the phone.

25:21Meet me in 10 minutes on the corner of 4th and Howard.

25:24But do you think it's safe?

25:28Yeah.

25:30Yeah.

25:31Yeah, I know, but...

25:35Okay, I'll be there.

25:37Where are you going?

25:40I got to see Charlie right away.

25:42He must have got word of the boyfriend.

25:43I'll be back as soon as possible.

25:45Maybe in a half an hour.

25:46Bye.

26:07Bye.

26:16I think you're right about that copper.

26:19Let's breathe and see if he follows us.

26:38He's tailing us, all right.

26:39I want you to step in the whole San Francisco police force.

26:41We're dividing up our 5,000 bucks.

27:07Stephen.

27:12Don't crack the bean tail.

27:17Steve.

27:18Don't crack the bean tail.

27:37May I help you?

27:44Oh, yes, yes.

27:45I was reading a novel in the beauty shop, and, uh, well, it was very interesting as far

27:49as I got, and I thought you might have a copy of it.

27:51What was the title?

27:53Oh, oh, that's the trouble.

27:54I didn't notice the title.

27:56But maybe if I tell you what the story's about, you'll recall it.

27:59As I remember, it had something to do with an undercover woman and a $5,000 reward.

28:04It seems that the undercover woman had established herself in an apartment, waiting for a desperate

28:11criminal to show up.

28:13And then there was something about, about a fire escape and some silk stockings.

28:17Oh, it was very interesting.

28:19Well, I do seem to...

28:20Oh, I've got it.

28:21The window had a sudden exposure.

28:24I mean the window of the apartment that the undercover woman was in.

28:27You see, the window had to face south, or the detective would never have seen the silk

28:30stockings.

28:31Well, what silk stockings?

28:33Oh, oh, that's right.

28:34I'm a little ahead of my story.

28:36Well, you see, the detective was hiding out in an apartment across the street.

28:40That's why he could see the silk stockings when the undercover woman hung them on the fire

28:43escape outside her window.

28:46Three stories up, I think.

28:48How else was she going to hang them out there?

28:50And how else was the detective to know when the desperate criminal showed up?

28:53Well, I'm afraid you have me there, lady.

28:57I know, boss.

28:58Them silk stockings was a signal.

29:00Pardon me, madam.

29:01I believe I recall a novel something like that.

29:04I think it was called the, uh, the detective understands, or she got her message across.

29:09Why, thank you.

29:10I do believe it is the detective understands.

29:13Have you got it?

29:14No, I have not.

29:15Oh.

29:16Oh, I'm sorry.

29:17But maybe if you get a copy, you'll send me a postcard.

29:22Yes, gladly.

29:23What is the address?

29:261298 Sycamore Street.

29:30Apartment 42.

29:34Gentlemen, may I help you?

29:36How much is this?

29:37Oh, that's a very fine cookbook.

29:39That'll be two dollars.

29:40I'll take it.

29:41Sentence of the Castle Hotel.

29:43J.K. Moriarty is the name.

29:44Yes, sir.

29:45At once.

29:53I didn't know you were a cook, Steve.

29:55How about whipping me up a sweet potato pie some night, huh?

29:57Forget it, you dope.

29:58I only bought the cookbook to give that copper a name and an address.

30:01Oh.

30:02Taxi.

30:09Why don't somebody build a man-sized cab?

30:12Come on, Gaggin.

30:14Come on.

30:36Thank you, buddy.

30:36Her apartment's on the third floor.

30:42That must be the fire escape she meant.

30:43Yeah.

30:47And that's the place across the street.

30:48The street tried to tell us to hold into it.

30:50We'll get a room on the north side.

30:51Directly opposite if we can.

30:56Here you are, Gant.

30:58Nice, ain't it?

30:59Yeah, kind of reminds me of the Ritz.

31:01It's got just the view we want, so we'll take it.

31:14Thank you, sir.

31:18Helen.

31:19Yeah?

31:19Gee, Ken, I got swell news.

31:22Charlie reached Eddie through a guy in Salt Lake City.

31:24He'll be showing up any day now.

31:25And maybe your sweetie, too.

31:27My sweetie?

31:28Yeah, sure.

31:29Steve the flathead.

31:31Oh.

31:32Oh, sure, Steve.

31:33Yeah.

31:34I figured he was kind of lonesome.

31:35So I says to Charlie, does he know a guy with that moniker?

31:37And he does.

31:39Well, that's quite a coincidence.

31:41But that ain't all.

31:42Charlie says he'll get a line on your man and bring him here.

31:44I'm some pal, eh?

31:48Yeah, yeah, you're some pal.

32:07Hey, Steve.

32:08Steve, take a look at this.

32:10The log on land on death ready in Salt Lake City,

32:12but he eluded him by two hours.

32:13Look.

32:13What?

32:14I tell you, the guy is uncanny.

32:15Absolutely uncanny.

32:17For our sake, I'm glad he skipped out on him.

32:19Yeah.

32:19I hope Torchy hasn't given us a bum stare.

32:22So do I.

32:23Because you won't look so good back in uniform.

32:26You're telling me?

32:27I wish something would hurry up and happen.

32:29My nerves are getting jumpy.

32:30Keep your eyes on that fire escape,

32:31and let's hope for the best.

32:38Hello, Jimmy.

32:39Now, those two mugs you had spotted,

32:41still hanging around?

32:42No, I ain't seen them for two or three days.

32:43They gave me a phony lead to the Castle Hotel.

32:45That's why I'm sure they're hot.

32:46Well, you know where to find me if they show.

32:48Oh, I'll be watching for them.

32:49Okay, boy.

33:02Hey, wait a minute.

33:05Where's your stand?

33:06Around the corner of the 400 block.

33:08Good.

33:08Do you remember picking up a couple of guys day before yesterday

33:10right in front of that bookstore?

33:11Well, I, uh...

33:13And one of them gets these dice

33:14are jammed down over his ears?

33:16Oh, sure.

33:16I remember now.

33:17Where'd you take them?

33:18Well, they had me drive them around

33:19a couple of dozen blocks

33:20before I dropped them off

33:22at the Bellevue Apartments on Sycamore.

33:24Say, they acted like they figured

33:25somebody might be tailing them.

33:27You got something there.

33:28Thanks, buddy.

33:30Wrestling natural tonight.

33:31Tiger Gooch meets the Bone Crusher.

33:34Hey, boss,

33:34the old Bone Crusher's doing his stuff tonight

33:36right here in San Francisco.

33:38Who's the Bone Crusher?

33:40Well, he's a wrestler.

33:41He used to be pride of the Navy.

33:43That is next to me.

33:45You see this here belt?

33:46Yeah.

33:46I won it for being champion.

33:48Oh, you beat him, huh?

33:48Why?

33:49Say, I was defending the title.

33:51We each had a four apiece.

33:53Then the match was called off

33:54on account of rain.

33:55So I kept the belt.

33:57Boy, oh boy, what a night.

33:59I'll never forget it.

34:00I was wearing purple tights

34:01and the old Crusher was wearing...

34:03The straight jacket.

34:03Yeah.

34:04No, no.

34:05Oh, cut it off, boss.

34:06This boy was plenty tough.

34:07Of course, the rain saved him.

34:09Naturally, and you never had a rematch.

34:11Well, that's it, boss.

34:12I give him plenty of chance.

34:14He's been avoiding me now

34:15for 15 years.

34:17But I'd like to see the old Crusher

34:19do his stuff, though.

34:20If Denver Eddie would only show up,

34:22maybe we could make it.

34:23Maybe.

34:24You two take the side.

34:33You two cover the alley.

34:34Come on.

34:37Then we started sparring around.

34:39I moved over here.

34:40He moved over there.

34:41Then I got his neck.

34:41And I pulled him around here.

34:42I jumped around.

34:43I reached over.

34:43I got a body slammer.

34:45Then I got his toe.

34:46I said, you give up?

34:47You give up?

34:48Top of the stairs.

34:49Life's taught to your weapons.

34:51Okay, boys.

34:52Give up.

34:53Give up!

34:54Oh!

35:00Boss!

35:02Caught his socks are flying from the mast.

35:06Let's go.

35:09Boy, oh boy.

35:10Those 5,000 bucks is in the bag.

35:12Look, you got a badge.

35:26They may not come in here,

35:27but I'm not taking any chances.

35:33Here, here.

35:42All right, hold on your feet

35:53and put up your hands.

35:54What's the idea?

35:55That's what we'd like to know.

35:57All right, boys.

35:57Frisco.

36:00Nothing on him.

36:01Of course, there's nothing on us.

36:02Can't a manager work out with this wrestler

36:04without you guys bouncing in?

36:06You mean that's a wrestler?

36:07What's your name?

36:08Gary the horse.

36:09Who?

36:10This is confidential,

36:11but a fact, officer.

36:12This is the one and only

36:14genuine Harry the horse.

36:17I've heard that name someplace before.

36:19Yes, so have I.

36:20Of course you have.

36:21Let me present

36:22the former heavyweight champion

36:23of the Navy.

36:24Glad that...

36:24Tugboat division.

36:26Get a load of that belt.

36:27He's been defending it

36:28for 15 years.

36:31Yes, the McCoy, all right.

36:32All right, boys.

36:33Wait for me down in the car.

36:35Yeah.

36:38You've got what it takes.

36:39Used to be a bit of a grappler myself.

36:41Say, why aren't you two working out in the gym?

36:44Well, I'll tell you.

36:45I'm planning to put him in a bout

36:47as a dark horse

36:48so I can pick up some juicy odds

36:49before the natives here

36:50get wise to how good he is.

36:52Yeah.

36:53I'll take a piece of that idea myself.

36:55Wait a minute.

36:55I'll take a piece of that.

36:56Sure.

37:01Sutter, 6285.

37:04Hello, is Mike there?

37:05Okay, put him on the wire.

37:07Mike's matchmaker for Sportland Arena.

37:10Hello, Mike.

37:10Simmons talking.

37:11I just dug up a new wrestler for you.

37:13Is he good?

37:15Listen, this is on the QT.

37:17The guy I'm talking about

37:18is the original Harry the horse.

37:21I ain't no horse.

37:22Yeah, that's right.

37:23Former champion of the Navy.

37:25I'll bounce him and his manager

37:25down to see you, right?

37:27Okay.

37:28Run down to see Mike right away.

37:30He might have a spot for you

37:30on the bill next week.

37:32Here's the address.

37:34Much obliged.

37:35Don't mention it.

37:37Well, I guess it's a good thing

37:38I dropped in after all.

37:39So long, Charlie horse.

37:41Harry horse.

37:41He's still there.

38:01Now, listen, Chief.

38:02I'm a patient guy,

38:03but I ain't gonna be called no horse.

38:05Help me get Ben Redding

38:06and I'll call you sweetheart.

38:07Come on.

38:08Come on.

38:08Have I been asleep long?

38:21No, not long.

38:22I was gonna wake you anyway

38:23because Eddie's due to blow in tonight.

38:34When did you put those stockings out there?

38:36Just a few minutes ago.

38:37Why?

38:38What's the matter with that?

38:39Oh, nothing.

38:40Except that I didn't think

38:41they'd get very dry out there.

38:44Yeah, they are a little damp,

38:45but I always wash them

38:46before I wear them,

38:47so wet or dry,

38:48on they go.

39:06You're getting hungry, kid?

39:11Yeah.

39:11Yeah, I could stand some food.

39:13Do you think the roast is done?

39:14I'll take a look-see.

39:18Come on.

39:20I'm ready with your shoulder,

39:21I'll try it.

39:23If it's locked,

39:23give it everything you got.

39:25Everything I got?

39:26Yeah.

39:26Oh, boy.

39:31Eddie!

39:31Duck the guns!

39:35Where is it?

39:36Oh, where's it?

39:36Now, ditch the guns, will you?

39:40Hey, what?

39:40Jackie!

39:41Oh, look who's here!

39:42It's Steve!

39:42Steve the Flathead!

39:44Steve, this is Jackie.

39:45Hiya, Flathead.

39:46Hiya, Jackie.

39:50Who's this?

39:51Well, that's Harry the Horse,

39:52my bodyguard.

39:55Ah!

39:57Strong, manly type, huh?

39:58Say, the way you guys

40:01came busting in here,

40:02I thought maybe the cops

40:02were tailing you.

40:04Well, if there was,

40:05we didn't see any.

40:06Well, after all,

40:07we have to be a little careful.

40:08They might be shadowing a joint

40:10for Jackie's boyfriend.

40:11We're expecting him

40:12almost any time.

40:14Don't worry about the coppers.

40:16They're easy to cross up.

40:18I was in a hurry

40:19to see you, baby.

40:20Oh, Stevie.

40:22Come on over and talk to me.

40:26Stevie, I'm so glad

40:27to see you, darling.

40:29Romance.

40:31Romance.

40:35Maybe they want to be alone.

40:37Come on, let's get some drinks.

40:42Well, here's mud in your eye.

40:44Harry the Horse

40:45and Steve the Flathead.

40:47Sure are a couple of fancy monikers.

40:51Ah, what's the matter, horsey?

40:54Afraid of me?

40:55No, but...

40:56Say, kid,

40:57I'd better beat him oats

40:58instead of bourbon.

41:00Don't you think

41:01we'd better be going, Steve?

41:02Oh, going where?

41:03We've got to pick up

41:04some stuff we checked

41:05and look for a place

41:06to hole up in.

41:07Why don't you move

41:08in the apartment next door?

41:09It's empty.

41:10Oh, what do you say,

41:11muscle-bound?

41:12Well, I don't know.

41:12Well, of course, honey.

41:14Just like one big happy family.

41:17You go get your stuff

41:18and we'll have it fixed up

41:19with the landlady

41:20by the time you get back.

41:22Yeah, that's okay with me, baby.

41:24Come on, horse.

41:25Right with you,

41:26flathead.

41:27All right, fellas.

41:36Been waiting for you.

41:38What's the matter?

41:39Mike Kelly left worse for me

41:40and wants you right away.

41:41One of his rasses

41:41got hurt in training,

41:42so there's a spot

41:43for the horse

41:43on tonight's bill

41:44as a substitute.

41:45Oh, wait a minute, Summons.

41:46We're not ready for a match.

41:47You're looking for a break

41:48for the guy, aren't you?

41:49Yes, but...

41:49He's in the pig

41:50and missed a chance

41:51of a lifetime.

41:51Yeah, but I'm not

41:52in the pig of a lifetime.

41:53I can't.

41:53That's right, Summons.

41:54We can't go.

41:55Listen, Mike Kelly

41:56and I are old pals

41:57and I can't let them down.

41:58Come on, climb in.

42:00Here he is, Mike,

42:11the original Harry the Horse.

42:12You saved my life, kid.

42:14I thought I was gonna

42:14have to call off the show.

42:15Are you his manager?

42:16That's fine.

42:17I'm glad to know you.

42:17Tiger Gooch slipped

42:18in the shower,

42:19dislocated his shoulder.

42:20I'm sending you a man

42:21against the bone crusher.

42:22The bone crusher?

42:23Sure, some luck.

42:24Oh, but wait a minute.

42:25Show him his dressing room,

42:26will you, Simmons?

42:27Come on.

42:29Looks like we're getting

42:29the breaks quicker

42:30than we thought.

42:31Yeah, and I gotta feel

42:32I'm gonna keep on getting them

42:33until this thing is over.

42:34Well, you're not afraid

42:35of the bone crusher, are you?

42:36Who, me?

42:38Well, I licked them once

42:38before, didn't I?

42:43Quit worrying, will you, kid?

42:44Oh, they should be back

42:45before this.

42:46Oh, forget it.

42:47I guess they can take

42:47care of themselves.

42:54It's him.

43:03Eddie.

43:03Hello, honey.

43:04Hello, Jackie.

43:05Hi, boys.

43:06Hiya.

43:07Say, ain't you forgetting something?

43:08Come here, kid, and meet the boyfriend.

43:26Eddie, this is Blondie.

43:27I've heard plenty about you, Eddie.

43:29Glad to know you.

43:30This is Harp and Bugsy.

43:31Hello, boys.

43:32Well, Jackie, are you so excited

43:33you can't offer the boys a drink?

43:35Oh, that's right.

43:35We ought to celebrate.

43:36You boys sit down and relax.

43:37I'll get them.

43:38Let her get the drinks.

43:39Harp and Bugsy can help.

43:41Sure, Jackie, you stick with Eddie.

43:42He's probably got a lot to tell you.

43:44Hey, Eddie?

43:45Yeah, I have.

43:46Well, come on, boys.

43:57Gee, I'm glad to see you, honey.

44:00You had me worried.

44:03Oh, don't be so jumpy.

44:04Come on, sit down.

44:07I told you she was all right.

44:09You seem to forget that she was the gal

44:11that saved my life and helped me take a run out.

44:13It's funny there wasn't nothing about that jailbreak

44:15in the papers.

44:16So what?

44:17Newspapers don't miss a run out like that one.

44:19What are you driving at, honey?

44:23Oh, nothing.

44:27I'll be out of here in time to see a movie tonight.

44:32It's the Tiger's turn to throw me the match.

44:34Yeah.

44:35Oh, I forgot to tell you, Mike Kelly came down

44:37and said you got to wrestle a substitute.

44:38The Tiger got hurt.

44:40What?

44:41Why didn't you tell me this before?

44:43Who is the guy?

44:44Oh, some ice wagon called Harry the Horse.

44:46I never heard of him.

44:48Is he good?

44:49I don't know, but you can find that out better than I can.

44:52Supposedly you don't know it's my turn to win tonight.

44:55Say this is awful.

44:55Well, you got plenty of time to make a deal with him

44:58while you're wrestling.

44:58Now, what are you worrying about?

45:00How do I know the guy's honest?

45:02I better start training.

45:05I'm ducking out of here.

45:06Our five grand reward ought to be in Torchy's apartment right now.

45:09Wait a minute, Steve.

45:10I better get this and go with you.

45:11No, you stay here.

45:12I'll have Dan Veretti in the cooler before you step into the ring.

45:15Yeah, but I don't...

45:16Where are you going?

45:18I want to make a bet.

45:19Forget it.

45:19I'll take care of it later.

45:20Look, I just got some bad news.

45:22The Crusher's got a terrific headlock.

45:24So you better go to work on his neck.

45:25Hi, kid.

45:30The Bonecrusher's pretty rough on the Palookas we got around here,

45:32but he won't have a chance against a real champ like you.

45:35Now, if he starts to put his thumb in your eye...

45:37Yeah, but that's illegal.

45:38Sure, but all you got to do is stick your thumb in his eye,

45:40then comes the revolution.

45:42Well, I don't think I can wrestle tonight.

45:43What do you mean you can't?

45:44I got an investment in you, brother.

45:45Yeah, I know, but I...

45:47But I forgot my lucky charm, and I can't perform without it.

45:51If there's one time, it'll be unlucky for you if you don't.

45:54You're right.

45:55I tell you, I always lose when I ain't got it.

45:58Scout's on her.

45:59He's right, Simmons.

46:00It's psychology.

46:01If he hasn't got his lucky charm, he's licked before he steps into the ring.

46:04I'll get it for you.

46:05Oh, but wait a minute, Steve.

46:06You don't know where it is.

46:07Oh, yes, I do.

46:08But I moved it yesterday.

46:10I know, and I moved it back again.

46:16What is this lucky charm of yours, anyway?

46:19Why, it's a...

46:20A blackjack.

46:21Yeah, a blackjack.

46:23What?

46:23Why, you...

46:24No.

46:25No.

46:27Eddie, I'm telling you again.

46:29You've got nothing to worry about.

46:31Look at all she's done for me.

46:32But this boyfriend of hers, I never heard of any Steve the Flathead.

46:36Well, Charlie has.

46:37Else, how could he have tipped him off to where she is?

46:39Get a hold of Charlie.

46:41Charlie's gone to L.A.

46:42I used to know of Steve the Flathead in Kansas City.

46:44If it's the same guy.

46:45This guy's from Kansas City.

46:47He's due to show here any minute.

46:49And if Bugsy knows him, maybe you'll believe me.

46:52Maybe.

46:57Say, it's a little warm in here, isn't it?

46:59Maybe I'll let some air in.

47:01Keep away from that window.

47:02Just that you've been working makes it seem warm.

47:08Yeah.

47:08Yeah, I guess that's it.

47:19That's your boyfriend.

47:21Ask him in.

47:22From there.

47:22Who is it?

47:30It's me, Steve.

47:33Hiya, Jackie.

47:34Hi, Steve.

47:35We've been waiting for you.

47:40Stevie.

47:41God, there's three of them.

47:43What took you so long?

47:45I got back as soon as I could, baby.

47:46So this is Steve, the Flathead.

47:48Yeah.

47:49Steve, this is Denver Eddie.

47:52I've been wanting to meet you, Eddie.

47:56And these are his pals.

47:59Hiya, fellas.

48:01You know Bugsy.

48:05Yeah, yeah.

48:09Ain't seen you in a couple of years, Steve.

48:12Yeah, that's right.

48:13How you been?

48:14So-so.

48:16How about pouring me a drink, baby?

48:18I got a thirst.

48:19Go ahead.

48:20Is anyone else interested?

48:24Well, come on, Steve.

48:32Oh, wait.

48:32That was a lucky break.

48:33That Bug mixing me up with the real Flathead.

48:35Yeah, we're safe for a while.

48:37There.

48:37That ought to convince you.

48:39So he's really Steve the Flathead, eh?

48:43Steve the Flatfoot.

48:45That guy's a New York copper.

48:46I seen him around there.

48:56What are you going to do?

48:57I can't take Eddie with that standing army, isn't there?

48:59Where's Kagan?

49:00We got in the jam.

49:01He's got to rustle our way out of it.

49:02Hey, that's an idea.

49:05If I can get that mob out of the apartment,

49:06maybe I can make the pension.

49:07Okay, okay.

49:10Let me handle it, will you?

49:12Eddie, you ain't going to hurt Blondie.

49:14I won't let you.

49:15I don't care what you do about the copper,

49:16but you got to let her alone.

49:19All right, honey.

49:20We can get him there as a cinch.

49:21Get it?

49:22Yeah.

49:22Let's try it.

49:23Well, here goes, boys.

49:36Say, how would you folks like to go to the wrestling matches tonight?

49:40I got the tickets.

49:42Where'd you get them?

49:43I'm managing the turkey in the main event.

49:45Harry the horse.

49:46Harry the horse?

49:47I didn't know he was a wrestler.

49:49Who's he matched with?

49:50The bone crusher.

49:51Yeah.

49:52We saw him down in El Paso one time.

49:55He got so tangled up, he put me a bit off his own ear.

49:57I thought you wanted the boy, Steve.

50:00What's the angle?

50:01It fits in with my racket.

50:04That Sportland arena will have 20 grand or so in the box office tonight.

50:08I figure to slip out during the main event and make the touch.

50:11Being in there as a manager makes it easy for me to case the joint.

50:14I got it all figured out.

50:1620 grand, huh?

50:21What are you telling me about it for?

50:23The mob that was going to help me got hot and had to land.

50:26So I'll deal you in if you're interested.

50:29I'm always interested in easy dough.

50:31Besides, I'd like to see the matches.

50:33But, Eddie, it won't be safe.

50:35The place will be filled with cops.

50:37Yeah, well, those cheaters of his, nobody will know him.

50:39That's right.

50:40I asked three different cops how to get here tonight and none of them tumbled.

50:42But, Eddie...

50:43You girls start packing while Steve here is giving me the line.

50:46They're all blowing right afterwards.

50:49This is the kind of a setup I like.

50:51We collect some extra dough and there won't be anybody around to put the finger on me.

50:56Will there, Steve?

50:58No.

50:59No, buddy.

50:59Me and the girls were in the first car.

51:06You go with Hop and Bugsy.

51:07Why can't I go with Steve?

51:08I don't want to be taking any chances.

51:10This way, it's safer.

51:11Come on.

51:11You better take these tickets, Eddie, in case we get separated.

51:15Okay.

51:16See you later, Blondie.

51:19Get in the bag, fellas.

51:20I'll show for you.

51:21Okay.

51:22Okay.

51:23Okay.

51:24Okay.

51:25Okay.

51:26Okay.

51:27Okay.

51:28Okay.

51:29Okay.

51:30Okay.

51:31Okay.

51:32Okay.

51:33Okay.

51:34Okay.

51:35Okay.

51:36Okay.

51:37Okay.

51:38Okay.

51:39Okay.

51:40Okay.

51:41Okay.

51:42Okay.

51:43Okay.

51:44Okay.

51:45Okay.

51:46Okay.

51:47Okay.

51:48Okay.

51:49Okay.

51:50Okay.

51:51Can Steve and the boys be here by now?

52:04Oh, I forgot to tell you.

52:07They went to pick up a pal of mine.

52:09A fellow that knows all the roads out of town.

52:11Oh.

52:12Oh.

52:16Hey, this isn't the way.

52:17Shut up, copper.

52:21Oh, Michael, how he has grown.

52:51Oh.

52:53Hey, that's Jerry Gahigan.

52:55What's all this hair, the horse stuff?

52:57Well, that's what they're calling.

52:57Did you ever see him before?

52:59Yeah, we was rivals in the Navy.

53:01I guess I better start whining.

53:04Ah!

53:06Wait a minute.

53:07Get back in there.

53:08What's the matter with you?

53:09I still got an investment in you, brother.

53:11Ah!

53:13I'm a little weak.

53:14I don't like the...

53:15So that's Steve's pal, eh?

53:18Yeah.

53:18I don't like this, Eddie.

53:21I know what I'm doing.

53:22I'm going to kill two bears with one stone.

53:26Why do you mugs think you're going?

53:28Why do you care?

53:29Now you can hit with this part of the hand.

53:38No punching.

53:39Yes.

53:39No choking.

53:40Yes.

53:41No fighting.

53:42Yes.

53:42I'm sticking a finger in the eye.

53:44Yes, sir.

53:46Take that off.

53:48But that's my championship belt, sir.

53:50Take it off.

53:51Now you go to your corner.

53:52You hear the bell, you come out resting.

53:55You're on your own.

53:56Go ahead.

54:11Hiya, kid.

54:11What's new in the Navy?

54:13I ain't in the Navy anymore.

54:14I'm a detective now.

54:15How's things by you?

54:16Just so-so.

54:17I got a wife, three kids, and goldfish.

54:21I hope Steve and those guys didn't get lost.

54:24Take it easy.

54:24They'll be here pretty soon.

54:30What's the matter with those mugs?

54:31They'll be asleep in another minute.

54:33They're just smart, that's all.

54:34Just smart.

54:35Now one false move, and somebody's liable to get hurt.

54:37Maybe we better get in some action.

54:39Yeah, I'll show you.

54:41Nothing good.

54:41You had the last four-letters.

54:43I'm the restaurant and leave it.

54:44Now it's my turn.

54:45Can I have a cigarette?

55:05In Mexico, when they line a guy up against the wall, they'll give him a cigarette.

55:08But this ain't Mexico.

55:11Oh, go on, give him one, Buxy.

55:20Have a light?

55:22Have a light.

55:41You have no calories.

55:44Lift up your right leg.

56:14Where are you going to look for the boys?

56:19Maybe they lost their tickets.

56:21Don't worry about it.

56:31I haven't lost any technique, have I, Crusher?

56:33No, you're okay.

56:39Harpin Bugsy should be here by now.

56:42Yeah.

56:44Now, you relax and I'll do my stuff.

56:46Okay, look out for my right foot, I've got a bunion.

56:48I'd better run and touch it, I'll lose my temper.

56:51Hey, wake me up if something happens, will you?

56:53Okay.

56:55Hey, look who's here, the Sherlock Holmes of the press.

56:58Where?

56:59Oh, wait a minute.

57:00Hello, Torchy.

57:01How's the world's greatest reporter?

57:02You got the wrong number, buddy.

57:03You can't kid me, you're Torchy Blaine of the star.

57:06How's your sidekick, Lieutenant Steve McBride?

57:08Look, I don't know what you're talking about.

57:09Look, I don't know what you're talking about.

57:11You're okay, sister.

57:12Ow!

57:14Ow!

57:15Ow!

57:16Ow!

57:17Ow!

57:18Ow!

57:19Oh, I know!

57:19You're in the dark, Holmes or the press!

57:20Wait a minute!

57:21Oh, wait a minute!

57:22Hello, Torchy.

57:22How's the world's greatest reporter?

57:25You got the wrong number, buddy.

57:26You can't kid me, you're Torchy Blaine of the star.

57:29How's your sidekick, Lieutenant Steve McBride?

57:32Look, I don't know what you're talking about.

57:35You're okay, sister.

57:41Ow!

57:46What have you done with Steve?

57:48Eddie, something's gone wrong.

57:49Yeah, we gotta get out of here.

57:52They're going with us, too. Get up.

57:58Ow!

57:59No! It's my pleasure!

58:06Let me down! Coach, it's in the gym!

58:08I gotta get out of here!

58:14Hey, what are you doing with that?

58:16Ready, horse. Ready, old boy.

58:18Wait a minute.

58:20Hey, that's Dan Veretti.

58:22I've had my eye on him.

58:23You've had your eye on him. Look what I've got on him.

58:25New York Police Department.

58:26Him, too?

58:27That's right.

58:28Nice work, Stevie.

58:29And you, too, Cahagan.

58:30Thanks, thanks.

58:32Thanks, thanks.

58:35Thanks, thanks.

58:36If you've had your eye on them, look what I've got up.

58:40New York Police Department.

58:42Him too?

58:43That's right.

58:44Nice work, Stevie.

58:45And you too, Cahagan.

58:52Thanks, thanks.

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