As his partner in crime, Fred Dorella (Vic Tayback), heads to the bank and tries to extort cash from executive Ken Wilson (Donald Woods), Johnny Cabot (Johnny Cash) kidnaps Wilson's wife, Nancy (Cay Forester). Fred tells Ken that, unless he hands over $70,000 in cash, Johnny will kill Nancy. Ken comes up with a ploy to buy some time for the police to assess the situation. Though the scheme is coming unstuck, Fred and Johnny aren't about to go quietly.
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00:00:01It was just luck that Johnny Cabot and I happened to be in Camellia Gardens at the same time.
00:00:06I was here to prove a point, a theory of mine.
00:00:10One that I've had for a long time about small towns, small living.
00:00:16But Cabot, he was here because he had to hide out.
00:00:19He had to get out of New Jersey, and he had to get out fast.
00:00:25Well, you probably read about it in newspapers.
00:00:30He was involved in that warehouse job on a New Jersey waterfront some three months ago.
00:00:37Whitey Roski had set it up, and then at the last minute he didn't show.
00:00:41Johnny wasn't suspicious. He just figured maybe a blonde had turned up.
00:00:46So he and Pete went ahead without him.
00:00:48They walked right into a trap for cops' takeout.
00:01:06Johnny Cabot, come out of there.
00:01:08Take out. Somebody read it in us.
00:01:10Come out. Come out with your hands up. We've got you covered.
00:01:14Come.
00:01:22Come.
00:01:24Come, Tim.
00:01:26We're back.
00:01:50What all can you give
00:01:53With five minutes to live
00:01:57Yeah, but talk, tick-tock
00:01:59Of the lap and clock
00:02:01What can you do or say
00:02:04Maybe you're all afraid
00:02:06But you better think positive
00:02:09You got five minutes to live
00:02:14Time is flying by
00:02:16Now don't you sit there and let it fly
00:02:20No time to wait
00:02:22Better not be late
00:02:24Hey, don't exasperate
00:02:26Get dressed up for your days
00:02:30Hey, let's get primitial
00:02:33You got five minutes to live
00:02:54You got five minutes to live
00:03:38Johnny hid out in a motel in Camellia Gardens, 2,000 long miles from New Jersey.
00:03:43It was a quiet town, too quiet for Johnny with his big city taste.
00:03:48Well, he holed up in that motel room and he never went out.
00:03:51Just sat there, plunked on his guitar and let his girl support him.
00:03:55She came out from New Jersey with him and took a job hashing in a local cafe.
00:03:59Used to be an entertainer.
00:04:01Played with a trio before Danny took him on.
00:04:03They were waiting for the heat to cool off.
00:04:06Need any help?
00:04:08Yeah, you can mend it.
00:04:15Honey, I don't think you appreciate me.
00:04:19So what's to appreciate?
00:04:21All I want to know is how long we're going to rot in this two-bit town.
00:04:25I had a good job at that cocktail lounge in New Jersey.
00:04:28Big tips.
00:04:29Come here with you, I get big bunions.
00:04:33We got 10 square feet and always everything's lost.
00:04:38I was looking right at it.
00:04:44What a life.
00:04:46This suburb life ain't for me.
00:04:51Answer it.
00:04:59Hello?
00:05:00Doris, this is Max.
00:05:02Put Johnny on, will you?
00:05:03So who says Johnny's here?
00:05:05You put the dime in the wrong slot.
00:05:07This is important.
00:05:08Tell him that a guy that knows Danny wants to see him.
00:05:11If I see him, I'll pass it on.
00:05:15Who's that?
00:05:16Oh, Max says he's got some friend of Danny's looking for you.
00:05:20Danny's?
00:05:21Give me that phone.
00:05:24Hey, I might find out who turned me into the police.
00:05:39Doris, don't they have anything better than that for you to wear?
00:05:42Our new Dior's model, the late arriving.
00:05:45Exploding, Allie.
00:05:46What do you want?
00:05:46Fred Dorella, a friend of Danny's.
00:05:49He's got something to do with the guys back east.
00:05:51Okay, be right over.
00:05:56Good news?
00:06:01Looks like I'm back in the big time.
00:06:04Johnny.
00:06:06You just stick with old Johnny boy and we're going to be right back up on top.
00:06:15I made my first contact with Cabot through a friend of his who ran a bowling alley.
00:06:20Hey, Max.
00:06:21Max was a small-town punk, but he served my purpose.
00:06:27Yes, sir, Mr. Dorella.
00:06:29Hey, nice shot.
00:06:34Thanks.
00:06:46Have a drink.
00:06:49Doreen?
00:06:55Another colonial club in Soda for Mr. Dorella.
00:07:00This one's on me.
00:07:15Hey, you're really in on things.
00:07:17Do you really know who fingered Johnny?
00:07:21Max, you talk too much.
00:07:24Yes, sir.
00:07:30Besides being late, tell me more about this Cabot.
00:07:34Oh, I got you just the kind of guy you say you want.
00:07:39He's a good driver and good eater man and careful, careful as he come.
00:07:47I got you a good man, Mr. Dorella.
00:07:49When Danny gives the word, I act.
00:07:52But I was just thinking about my cut.
00:07:57There is something in it for me, ain't there?
00:08:03The usual.
00:08:06Well, I am taking a big risk, you know.
00:08:11What big risk?
00:08:12Well, you know.
00:08:28Hi, Max.
00:08:31What's catchy?
00:08:33Dorella's getting mad.
00:08:34So Mr. Dorella gets mad.
00:08:37So what?
00:08:37Now, Johnny, don't argue with him.
00:08:39Danny sent him.
00:08:43Now, what's Dorella's doing here?
00:08:45Why, Max, I just thought I'd do a little fold it.
00:09:13Nice shot, Mr. Dorella.
00:09:16Johnny, this is Danny's friend, Mr. Dorella.
00:09:19That's Doris Jackson.
00:09:21Last time I saw you, it was Dorey Gettle.
00:09:26Dorey Gettle?
00:09:27You've got rocks.
00:09:28I've never seen you before in my life.
00:09:30I would have remembered.
00:09:32Seen Whitey Rowski lately.
00:09:34The name's Doris Jackson, honey.
00:09:36And I don't know what you're talking about.
00:09:39She's just come along for a ride.
00:09:44Get rid of her.
00:09:45Now, you wait just a minute.
00:09:46Johnny, take it easy, buddy.
00:09:49He knows who fingered you in New Jersey.
00:09:52Play it his way, will you?
00:09:54Look, mister, you got me mixed up with somebody else.
00:09:57Wait in the car.
00:10:00Look, honey.
00:10:01You know me.
00:10:02I'm Dorella Jackson.
00:10:04She's got me all wrong.
00:10:06I never even heard of a Dorey Gettle.
00:10:08Never even heard the name before.
00:10:09I said, wait in the car.
00:10:12Okay, if you say so.
00:10:14I've got to go to work anyway.
00:10:17I'll see you later, John.
00:10:18Yeah.
00:10:29Go wipe some glasses.
00:10:31Yes, sir.
00:10:41I need someone with experience.
00:10:43I've been around.
00:10:50Who else you are?
00:10:52No one.
00:10:56Two men making a bank.
00:10:59How big is this Fort Knox?
00:11:01You know, I work for big stacks.
00:11:05Let's get that settled right now.
00:11:07What?
00:11:08Your price.
00:11:10It's settled.
00:11:12Two thousand in advance.
00:11:13Small bills.
00:11:15No new stuff.
00:11:16Thirty percent of the take.
00:11:20You come high.
00:11:23You are careful.
00:11:29Like Max says, I've been in racket five years, and I've only done one little six-month stretch.
00:11:35I've been in it for 20 years.
00:11:38Only got to do one year.
00:11:41Time off for good behavior.
00:11:42So we're both careful.
00:11:44Now, what's the bank?
00:11:48Harper Federal Trust.
00:11:52Harper Federal Trust.
00:11:55And you're not hiring anybody else?
00:11:57No one.
00:12:01So long.
00:12:01I'll see you, pal.
00:12:03Sit down until I tell you to go.
00:12:06Look.
00:12:09You couldn't take that with an army tank and a whole company.
00:12:12You're right.
00:12:13But you can with one man.
00:12:15A good idea.
00:12:16One man?
00:12:18You.
00:12:20Me.
00:12:21What makes them hand over the money?
00:12:23Hypnotism.
00:12:26Love.
00:12:29Small-town love.
00:12:38And a five-minute plan.
00:12:44It was a small cafe in silence until after midnight, making out plans.
00:12:49I outlined the scheme from beginning to end.
00:12:52I would go to the vice president of the bank to get the money, while Cabber would keep his wife
00:12:57on ice at the house.
00:12:59Had a five-minute schedule of phone calls set up to protect us.
00:13:03No more than five minutes between each phone call.
00:13:06If there was, he'd take care of Mrs. Wilson fast and then beat it.
00:13:11It was a foolproof set up.
00:13:13By the time we broke up, Cabber was hired in the kite.
00:13:15He was already spending the money.
00:13:20This guy went for my idea so big it didn't even slow him down when I gave him the scoop
00:13:24on Whitey Roski and Dory Gettle.
00:13:27I've never seen you like this before.
00:13:30Does this mean what I think it does?
00:13:33Well, now, that all depends.
00:13:35Oh, Johnny.
00:13:37Is the job that good?
00:13:38Better.
00:13:39I knew it.
00:13:40I knew it.
00:13:42Just think me.
00:13:44Doris Jackson right at the top of the heap.
00:13:47You mean Dory Gettle?
00:13:50Dory Gettle?
00:13:51Don't be silly.
00:13:54That Fred Dorella's got to screw loose.
00:13:57Fred Dorella is a smart man.
00:14:00So, okay, he made a mistake.
00:14:02But, look, let's not talk about him.
00:14:05Let's talk about us.
00:14:07I feel like a kid in a candy store.
00:14:09I want everything at once.
00:14:10When is it?
00:14:12Tomorrow.
00:14:13What do we do first, buy the car?
00:14:15No, I buy a ticket to Los Angeles.
00:14:17And then we buy the car?
00:14:18No, then I rent an apartment.
00:14:20And then we buy the car?
00:14:21No, then I buy the new electric job with twin speakers.
00:14:27Nothing for me?
00:14:30Yeah.
00:14:31I got a present for you.
00:14:33Oh, Johnny.
00:14:36Money, money, money, money, money, money, money.
00:14:43Oh, Johnny, we're going to be loaded.
00:14:54Oh, Johnny.
00:14:57I'm your woman.
00:14:59No.
00:15:01You're not my woman.
00:15:05You're Whitey Roski's woman.
00:15:08Oh, Johnny!
00:15:09Oh!
00:15:10Oh!
00:15:10Oh!
00:15:11Oh!
00:15:12Oh!
00:15:35We met earlier the next morning across from the Wilson's house.
00:15:38Johnny was right on time.
00:15:46You'd even convince me.
00:15:49Yeah? Of what?
00:15:52You're okay.
00:15:53You look like the typical jerk that sells correspondence guitar lessons.
00:15:59Where's the house?
00:16:01White one, on the corner.
00:16:05I never saw so much or nothing in my life.
00:16:10It's only a half a mile from the place you're staying.
00:16:13What's the matter? Didn't you ever leave your room?
00:16:16For what?
00:16:19Don't knock it.
00:16:21Or else you're gonna find a neighborhood where nothing ever happens.
00:16:25People here live the kind of lies magazine ads talk about.
00:16:28Hey, who's that?
00:16:34Mrs. Wilson.
00:16:36You didn't even look.
00:16:38I don't have to look. I just checked my watch.
00:16:40It's 7.35. At 7.35 every morning, Mrs. Wilson comes out for her milk and her newspaper.
00:16:47Well, she may live like a magazine ad, but she don't look like one.
00:16:51She is a mess.
00:17:17I'm not sure.
00:17:18Can, Bobby!
00:17:19Breakfast is ready!
00:17:30Hi, Mom!
00:17:33Hi, Bobby.
00:17:37Ma, you promised to make some hot cakes.
00:17:42Madam Chairman and our guest.
00:17:44What's that?
00:17:46Well, this is a speech I've got to get memorized for our women's club this afternoon.
00:17:51This afternoon? Not this afternoon.
00:17:53You promised to buy me a new baseball uniform.
00:17:56Sorry, buddy, but I can't do it today. I'll get it for you tomorrow.
00:17:59But, Ma!
00:18:01Bobby, our women's club has been waiting six months for this speaker.
00:18:05Now, you come on. Take your suit and go down and eat your breakfast.
00:18:17Ken, breakfast is ready. Hurry up. You'll be late.
00:18:30Madam Chairman and honored guests.
00:18:32We have the great good fortune to have with us today a woman who is foremost in a field.
00:18:40I wonder if I should call her a lady.
00:18:42I know what I'd call her.
00:18:48Morning.
00:18:52I...
00:18:55Mush.
00:18:57Oh, no.
00:18:58Not this morning.
00:19:03Make it black, please.
00:19:07Ken.
00:19:09When I introduce the speaker, should I...
00:19:12Should I say woman or lady?
00:19:14Woman, I guess.
00:19:27What's the matter, Pa?
00:19:29Are you sick?
00:19:30No, darling. Your father is hung over again.
00:19:33What's hung over?
00:19:35Sick. Sick.
00:19:36Have too much to drink, Pa?
00:19:39Young man, how would you like to leave the table without your breakfast?
00:19:43Can I leave the table?
00:19:44Now, that's a great threat.
00:19:46Eat your breakfast.
00:19:48Mush.
00:19:52Why were you out too late last night?
00:19:54Mr. Johnson, the bank again.
00:19:59Dad, can you take me to buy a new baseball uniform this afternoon?
00:20:04Your mother will have to do it, Bobby. I have to work today.
00:20:07But Mom's busy.
00:20:09She's got to go to the women's club this afternoon.
00:20:12And I just gotta get it today.
00:20:14I just gotta.
00:20:15Just have to get it today, Bobby.
00:20:18Have to get it.
00:20:19Anyway, Pop, I just gotta.
00:20:22Tomorrow's the big game.
00:20:24Bobby, I told you I can't get it for you today, and I can't.
00:20:27That's all there is to it. I can't.
00:20:29But, Pa!
00:20:30Your mother's running things here, Bobby.
00:20:32If she says the women's club is more important than her family, then that's the way it has to be.
00:20:37Well, that's a fine thing to say.
00:20:40Well, it's true, isn't it?
00:20:42Of course not. This is an exception.
00:20:45An exception?
00:20:47You're so wrapped up in other people, you never have any time for Bobby and me.
00:20:51I used to have a wife.
00:20:52But now I'm living with the Vice President of the Camellia Gardens Women's Club.
00:20:57Why, if I don't address you as Madam Chairman, I'm not recognized.
00:21:00Do you think I go to meetings because it's fun?
00:21:03It sounds incredible, but I do.
00:21:06I certainly do.
00:21:07I think it's the only thing you really enjoy.
00:21:10And do you think that Mr. Johnson would have promoted you to Vice President at the Bank if I hadn't
00:21:14cultivated Mrs. Johnson at the Women's Club?
00:21:17No, no, of course not.
00:21:19As a matter of fact, you're doing my job so well down at the Women's Club, I'm wondering why I
00:21:23bother going to work at all anymore.
00:21:25Well, you can try doing my job at the Women's Club.
00:21:28You can change places with me any day.
00:21:30Well, why change places? According to you, you're doing everything.
00:21:33Running the bank, running the women's club, running everything.
00:21:36I'm just a sixth wheel around here, so you'll spin me off.
00:21:39Carry on, Mrs. Wilson. Carry on. The floor is yours.
00:21:43Quiet! I can't hear who it is!
00:21:47What was that again?
00:21:49Oh, sure, she's in. Hold the phone.
00:21:53Speak of the devil.
00:21:58Mrs. Johnson.
00:21:59Her sister. Priscilla Arbach.
00:22:02Oh, no.
00:22:04You don't think putting your hand over that now is doing any good?
00:22:07She probably heard every word.
00:22:12Hello, Priscilla.
00:22:13Oh, Nancy. Is anything wrong? What in the world is all that noise?
00:22:18Oh, the noise.
00:22:21Oh, it must have been the radio.
00:22:26That guy number 19 is two minutes late this morning.
00:22:32You mean everybody around here eats and sleeps by a clock?
00:22:37Exactly.
00:22:39What a lie.
00:22:42Some people like it that way.
00:22:45The same thing every day?
00:22:50That's our whole plan.
00:22:53Their daily routine, our split second timing.
00:22:56I wonder if Miss Priscilla Arbach has much for breakfast.
00:23:01No. No, she probably has chocolates.
00:23:04Keeps a box right by the phone.
00:23:07Dials the phone with one hand, plunks in the chocolates with the other.
00:23:10The early bird catches the worm, you know.
00:23:13Oh.
00:23:15Nancy.
00:23:16I want you to be prepared for a wonderful compliment.
00:23:20Now take a deep breath.
00:23:21Are you ready?
00:23:22Hmm.
00:23:25The committee has decided they want your Ken to be president of the PTA this coming year.
00:23:31You've decided what?
00:23:34We've decided that we want Ken for...
00:23:37Nancy, can't you hear what I'm saying?
00:23:41Yes, I hear you.
00:23:43You say you want Ken for president of the PTA?
00:23:47What?
00:23:51No, no, no. I don't think it's funny at all.
00:23:54No, I think Ken would make a delightful president.
00:23:59I want nothing to do with the PTA.
00:24:01As far as I'm concerned, the PTA can go to...
00:24:03Go to where, Pop?
00:24:05Uh, never mind, Bobby.
00:24:08You, uh, go get dressed for school.
00:24:11I am dressed.
00:24:12Oh.
00:24:13Well then, go brush your teeth.
00:24:18You know, this should certainly be a step up for Ken in our community.
00:24:23At least that's what Mr. Johnson says.
00:24:26You've talked to Mr. Johnson?
00:24:29Of course.
00:24:30And he's very enthusiastic about it.
00:24:32I know Ken won't let us down.
00:24:35You tell him we'll have lots of fun.
00:24:38Yes, Priscilla, I'll tell him.
00:24:42Mr. Johnson is very enthusiastic and you'll have just lots of fun.
00:24:46Mr. Johnson's in on this too?
00:24:48So it seems.
00:24:51Well, that does it.
00:24:53What time does he usually leave?
00:24:55Eight.
00:24:57Sometimes ten to eight.
00:24:59Six or seven times I cased him last month.
00:25:01He never left earlier than ten to eight.
00:25:04Never later than eight.
00:25:07Same routine every day.
00:25:09I guess he likes it, huh?
00:25:11Sure he likes it.
00:25:13He's got a happy home.
00:25:15Just chock full of love.
00:25:18Nancy.
00:25:19I have something to say to you.
00:25:22I think maybe we both said enough.
00:25:24Now, please, Nancy.
00:25:25Darling, let's not fight.
00:25:26Seems like all we've been doing is fighting lately.
00:25:28Look, I just want you to sit down there and listen to me for a minute.
00:25:31Now, will you do that?
00:25:36All right.
00:25:37I'm listening.
00:25:38Nancy.
00:25:39Yes.
00:25:41I can't talk to you like this.
00:25:44Sit over there.
00:25:45No, I don't think I will.
00:25:46You're much too serious.
00:25:48Besides, I know what you're going to say.
00:25:50You... you do.
00:25:52Darling, I couldn't care less about the PTA or whether you're president of the PTA.
00:25:58As far as I'm concerned, you can tell him to go jump in the lake.
00:26:01That's not what I wanted to say.
00:26:05Nancy, I want...
00:26:07My bike flight.
00:26:08Mom, I lost my bike flight.
00:26:10Have you seen it?
00:26:12Oh, no.
00:26:13Not another one.
00:26:14Don't move.
00:26:15Nancy.
00:26:19Oh, Bobby.
00:26:21Never mind, Mom.
00:26:22I found it.
00:26:23Now, that's a good place to keep it.
00:26:31I'm sorry, darling.
00:26:32Now, what was it you were saying?
00:26:34It wasn't important.
00:26:36Some other time.
00:26:37Well, it is getting late.
00:26:39Yes.
00:26:40Yes.
00:26:40I'd better get to work.
00:26:46What'd you like to help the sinner?
00:26:47Oh, just tell her I'll think it over.
00:26:49This hangover's killing me.
00:26:51Maybe the whole thing will look better tomorrow.
00:26:55Well, I'd better hurry.
00:26:57It's ten of eight.
00:27:01Well, I'm a little late.
00:27:04Hey, haven't you forgotten something?
00:27:07Uh, have I?
00:27:09She wants the kids.
00:27:11Bobby, what are you doing?
00:27:13Just studying Dad's technique.
00:27:15All right, young man.
00:27:16In the house.
00:27:18Okay, but I don't think I'm going to miss much anyway.
00:27:21Well, pretty fresh, isn't he?
00:27:24He may be right.
00:27:26You didn't tell me that I had no kid.
00:27:29So what if I didn't?
00:27:30I think I'd like a real goodbye kid.
00:27:33Why?
00:27:34I should.
00:27:40Hey, I hope Bobby's peeking through that window.
00:27:44In this kind of setup, you tell me everything, mister.
00:27:46I don't want to fool around with no kids.
00:27:48Now, you get rid of them or cut me out.
00:27:51What's with you and kids?
00:27:52I had one getting away one time,
00:27:54and I ain't going to fool around with no kids.
00:27:55All right, you calm down.
00:27:57You wait until a kid goes to school.
00:27:59So what time does he go?
00:28:008.15, on a nose.
00:28:02Every day at the same time?
00:28:03Every day at the same time.
00:28:05Minus.
00:28:07See what I mean?
00:28:09Love.
00:28:12See you later.
00:28:15There's a guy that'll do anything for his wife.
00:28:17We're going to make him do it.
00:28:36I've fixed breakfast for two this morning.
00:28:38Orange juice?
00:28:40Just coffee, please.
00:28:47I've fixed breakfast for two this morning.
00:28:57Figured you wouldn't be eating breakfast at home today.
00:29:01I'm sorry, honey.
00:29:03It's the hangover.
00:29:04We had a pretty big night last night.
00:29:06Remember?
00:29:08Last night you said you'd ask Nancy for a divorce this morning.
00:29:11You promised me.
00:29:12I just couldn't, that's all.
00:29:15Okay, I don't want it this way.
00:29:18What do I say?
00:29:20What did you plan on saying last night?
00:29:23You knew it wouldn't be easy.
00:29:25Easy?
00:29:26Every time I build up to the subject, somebody or something interrupts.
00:29:30It's some gossipy club woman, a bite plate, or a baseball uniform.
00:29:36And when I finally tell her I have something to say to her,
00:29:38she tells me she knows what it is.
00:29:41And does she?
00:29:43No, no.
00:29:44She thought it was something else.
00:29:48Ken, I didn't want this to happen any more than you did.
00:29:52It has happened.
00:29:55We're finished with it.
00:30:20All right.
00:30:22Shall we go?
00:30:29Now listen, no one will make fun of your clean trousers,
00:30:32and if they should, you just tell Miss Forbush.
00:30:34Mom, I don't want to be a snitcher.
00:30:37Oh, I'm getting tired of waiting.
00:30:38A muffler.
00:30:39That's good thinking.
00:30:42Yeah.
00:30:46Perfect house to house salesman.
00:30:48Now listen, come right home for lunch.
00:30:49Oh, I forgot I'll move 50 cents for the school place this afternoon.
00:30:53I'll give it to you at noon.
00:30:55Aren't they giving it for the parents this time?
00:30:57Sure, Tuesday night, but you don't want to go, do you?
00:31:00Why not?
00:31:01I'm not in it.
00:31:03I'm sure there are parents who go whose children aren't in it.
00:31:06Not very many.
00:31:08Well, I'll ask your daddy if he wants to be one of the not very many.
00:31:11I'll call you between 10.30 and 11.
00:31:14I'll be waiting.
00:31:15Off you go.
00:31:21Well, that's your cue and mine.
00:31:23Right.
00:31:26Don't use that unless you have to.
00:31:29Wait the full five minutes.
00:31:31What else?
00:31:35Five minutes between each phone call.
00:31:37Don't get trigger happy.
00:31:41Everything was going on schedule.
00:31:45Just as I planned.
00:31:47Good morning, ma'am.
00:31:49I'd like to demonstrate a fine new product.
00:31:52I'm sorry.
00:31:53I never buy for my door to door sales.
00:31:55But lady, I'll give you $10 if you guess what I'm selling.
00:31:58I bet you can't guess what I'm selling.
00:32:00$10.
00:32:02You certainly got a new approach.
00:32:05What's the catch?
00:32:06No catch, I promise.
00:32:07Go on, guess.
00:32:10Whatever it is, I won't buy.
00:32:12Oh, it doesn't matter.
00:32:13Go on, guess.
00:32:17This is silly.
00:32:20Obviously, you're selling guitars or guitar lessons or music.
00:32:24You're absolutely right.
00:32:26Here's your $10.
00:32:28But for what?
00:32:31I can't take this here.
00:32:32Take it back.
00:32:33No, no.
00:32:33I wouldn't think of it.
00:32:34You'd keep it.
00:32:35Keep it.
00:32:39But I'll tell you what, you could do me a big favor if you would.
00:32:44What would you like?
00:32:47I'd sure like to have a drink of water, ma'am.
00:32:50Oh, of course.
00:32:52You wait here.
00:32:53I'll go get you one.
00:33:11No, it's not scream, Mrs. Wilson.
00:33:13We don't want to disturb nobody, you know.
00:33:15How did you know my name?
00:33:19We locked this one, too.
00:33:20You ought to be more careful.
00:33:21When you're alone, let me.
00:33:25Where's the other phone?
00:33:26In there.
00:33:27That's good.
00:33:28I want to see both phones.
00:33:30What do you want?
00:33:30There's nothing of any value here.
00:33:34Let me decide that, Mrs. Wilson.
00:33:39What are you going to do?
00:33:40We're going to sit down, Mrs. Wilson.
00:33:42We're going to wait.
00:33:58We're going to wait.
00:33:58Must you do that?
00:33:59Lady, there ain't nothing I have to do.
00:34:03What are we waiting for?
00:34:04If you want to steal something, steal it and go.
00:34:07We're waiting for a phone call.
00:34:11Oh, Ken, you'll never have the nerve as long as we're in Camellia Garden.
00:34:15So let's get out.
00:34:17Get out of Camellia Garden?
00:34:19Let's go to, uh, to Las Vegas.
00:34:22We needn't even pack our clothes.
00:34:24Just leave.
00:34:25And you could phone Nancy from there.
00:34:28And what about my job?
00:34:29Well, we wouldn't have to stay long.
00:34:31Just a couple of weeks.
00:34:33And then we could come back on our terms.
00:34:35Our terms?
00:34:37Why, Mr. Johnson would fire me so fast.
00:34:39Oh, all right.
00:34:40Well, let's not come back.
00:34:42Let's forget the bank.
00:34:43Make a complete break with the past.
00:34:46Why should you spend the rest of your life doing things you don't want to do?
00:34:51What time does the plane mean?
00:34:536.15.
00:34:55You mean you'll go?
00:34:57Oh, Ken.
00:34:58I knew you wouldn't let me down.
00:35:11Well, that's one more dollar.
00:35:16Did you notice how I didn't let her get by with that routine about her husband donating at the office?
00:35:22Gert, I've just got to get home.
00:35:24Well, let's just try Nancy once more.
00:35:25I heard the radio shut off.
00:35:26Oh, my husband will be sore as an owl.
00:35:28Irma, remember the community funds.
00:35:34Well, you go on.
00:35:35I've got to go home.
00:35:36Oh, no.
00:35:37We'll wait till we can both come back together.
00:35:52All right, lady.
00:35:53I'm sure.
00:35:54And don't try to pull anything.
00:36:05I'll be listening, lady.
00:36:06Don't you forget it.
00:36:12Hello?
00:36:13Mrs. Wilson.
00:36:15Yes?
00:36:16Your name has been selected for two free dance lessons at the Cambridge Garden Dance Studio.
00:36:20Now, our survey shows that covers in your area are not up on the Pax Junior Dance Center.
00:36:24We're making this get acquainted offer to start the ballroom.
00:36:26Now, if you will let me know which evening you would like to come in, I'll make an appointment for
00:36:29you.
00:36:30Mrs. Wilson.
00:36:32Hello?
00:36:34You're catching on real good, lady.
00:36:40Now, come on back and sit down.
00:36:55What all can you give with five minutes to live?
00:37:05Hear the tock-tick-tock of the Latin clock.
00:37:09What can you do or say?
00:37:13Maybe, maybe you ought to pray.
00:37:16Hey, but you better think positive.
00:37:20You got five minutes to live.
00:37:30Do you want me to just sit here and listen to you sing?
00:37:34Knit.
00:37:36Knit.
00:37:37Knit?
00:37:37I don't knit.
00:37:39You don't knit?
00:37:42Why, you disappoint me, Mrs. Wilson.
00:37:44I thought you was a perfect wife.
00:37:46Me?
00:37:47You know, Mrs. Wilson, this is the first time I ever got this close to a perfect wife.
00:37:54And I've always wondered what one looked like.
00:38:07Good morning, Miss Meredith.
00:38:09Good morning, Mr. Johnson.
00:38:11Good morning, Ken.
00:38:13Good morning, Mr. Johnson.
00:38:14Sit.
00:38:15I just came in for a little talk.
00:38:17Did he?
00:38:18Nothing that won't keep.
00:38:20Good.
00:38:21Now, Ken, before I say anything, I'd like to preface my remarks with a very tired old cliché.
00:38:29It's none of my business, but not the PTA.
00:38:33No, Miss Ellen Harcourt.
00:38:37What about Miss Harcourt?
00:38:39Nice girl.
00:38:40My wife trades with her at Carol's dress shop.
00:38:44Guess?
00:38:44You see her quite frequently?
00:38:47Mr. Johnson, as you said when you came in, it's really none of your business.
00:38:52The private vices of any bank employee are definitely my business.
00:38:57Particularly when they show signs of becoming a public scandal.
00:39:05Would you consider...
00:39:08Would you consider a divorce a public scandal?
00:39:12I...
00:39:13Has it gone that far?
00:39:15I just asked you a question, Mr. Johnson.
00:39:18It might.
00:39:18Then again, it might not.
00:39:20But if, uh...
00:39:22It has reached that point.
00:39:24I didn't say it has.
00:39:27Well, obviously, you'll have to make your own decision, Ken.
00:39:30I merely wanted to tell you...
00:39:32How you feel about it.
00:39:33Know how the bank feels about it.
00:39:45Are you an entertainer?
00:39:48No, Mrs. Wilson.
00:39:49I'm not.
00:39:51I'm a killer.
00:39:52Don't move.
00:40:01Don't move.
00:40:03You shot me.
00:40:06Oh, dadgum.
00:40:09You weren't shooting at that face.
00:40:10You were shooting at me.
00:40:12Cold blood.
00:40:12You stood there and shot me.
00:40:15If I wanted to shoot you later, you'd be dead.
00:40:20I'm bleeding.
00:40:23The blood never hurt nobody.
00:40:26Why are you here?
00:40:27We've got no jewels, no furs, nothing.
00:40:30Why are you here?
00:40:35Hey, what you got under there?
00:40:38What do you mean?
00:40:41Look, honey, I ain't married to you.
00:40:43Maybe bank presidents don't mind their women looking like that, but I do.
00:40:47Now, you take all that junk off. Remove the artillery.
00:40:51You wouldn't want to make the front pages looking like that, would you?
00:40:55What front pages? What are you talking about?
00:40:58Probably all of them.
00:40:59You know, this is the kind of stuff that sells papers.
00:41:02Now, you finish the job and hurry up, because I ain't got all day.
00:41:08And you, you ain't got hardly no time at all.
00:41:23My husband knew what you were doing, he'd kill you.
00:41:26You'd probably think me.
00:41:29You've got a lot of nerve.
00:41:31A common, uncouth criminal to come in my home and tell me how to look.
00:41:36I don't care how I look.
00:41:38I know you don't.
00:41:40But I do.
00:41:42I like a broad to look sharp.
00:41:44I'm not a broad!
00:41:45All of you are.
00:41:47You're hurting me.
00:41:50Let me have a look at that.
00:41:52Hey, you know, I've got a good eye to shoot like that.
00:41:56That scratch ain't even skin deep.
00:42:04Take your filthy hands off of me.
00:42:09Get away from me.
00:42:11Why, Mrs. Wilson?
00:42:16Come on.
00:42:17Shoot to me, babe.
00:42:18Melanie.
00:42:19Come on.
00:42:23Come on.
00:42:32What's this?
00:42:41I saved for a year to buy this.
00:42:45How long did you save for this little dandy?
00:42:54Turnip ring.
00:43:03Well, the perfect husband for the perfect place.
00:43:07No, please, not that.
00:43:08Please.
00:43:13Oh, it ain't pretty.
00:43:29Oh, it's a bad, bad weapon.
00:43:31I'll show you how bad it is.
00:43:35Show me.
00:43:35Show me.
00:43:38Ah, look what you want and done.
00:43:43Damn you.
00:43:51Help you up, lady.
00:43:53Help you up, huh?
00:43:57Help you up.
00:44:00Help you up.
00:44:01Help you up.
00:44:01Help you up.
00:44:03Help you up.
00:44:05Help you up.
00:44:09Help you up.
00:44:14Help you up.
00:44:15Help you up.
00:44:16Oh, go away.
00:44:18You need a regular wildcat, ain't you?
00:44:20But you know something?
00:44:21I always got an ace in the hole.
00:44:24What are you gonna do?
00:44:26Whatever I want.
00:44:27Be careful.
00:44:28That gun will go off.
00:44:31Where's the bedroom?
00:44:34Huh?
00:44:35Why?
00:44:38I'm gonna fix you up.
00:44:41Thanks for waiting for me, Max.
00:44:43Yeah?
00:44:44Well, I have an important favor to ask of you.
00:44:46Sure, Mr. Durella.
00:44:48Wait here for me.
00:44:50Well, I've got things.
00:44:51When you see me walk out of that bank across the street, call that number.
00:44:57If I don't come out, don't call.
00:45:10Leave it alone.
00:45:13Like a messy bed.
00:45:22Where's the closet?
00:45:28Are you going to lock me in the closet?
00:45:32Out of chance, lady.
00:45:39Can I help you, sir?
00:45:41Uh, no.
00:45:42I'm just going to see Mr. Wilson.
00:45:45Oh.
00:45:46Well, uh, that's his secretary over there, Mr.
00:45:49I know.
00:45:58Can I speak with Mr. Wilson?
00:46:00Who shall I say is calling?
00:46:02Mr. Durella.
00:46:03Fred Durella of New York.
00:46:04Oh, yes.
00:46:05Just a move, please.
00:46:09Well, looky here what I found.
00:46:11The skeleton in the closet.
00:46:14Hey, where'd you get this?
00:46:17That was a joke.
00:46:19My husband's.
00:46:20What?
00:46:20When?
00:46:21Long time ago.
00:46:23I said, when?
00:46:24About ten years ago.
00:46:27That's what I thought.
00:46:30You get this, and you wear that.
00:46:34You know, it's just about time you started wearing this little joke.
00:46:39Put it on.
00:46:41Put it on?
00:46:44Right now.
00:46:49No.
00:46:52No.
00:46:52Want me scratch the other cheek?
00:46:54No.
00:46:55No.
00:46:55Please.
00:46:56Don't.
00:46:57I'll put it on.
00:46:58Hey, where are you going?
00:47:01You want me to put it on?
00:47:02That's what I've got to do.
00:47:03I've got to put it on!
00:47:04Uh, no.
00:47:06Not in there.
00:47:09Right here.
00:47:24I ain't had so much fun in a long time.
00:47:28You just never mind, Miss Wilson.
00:47:30I'll do it for you.
00:47:36No!
00:47:37No!
00:47:38No!
00:47:44I'll take the bite out of you.
00:47:48No!
00:47:49Please!
00:47:50Please!
00:47:52No!
00:47:59What's that wreck?
00:48:00What is it?
00:48:01It's in the kitchen.
00:48:33Get in here and turn this thing off!
00:48:38Where's the switch?
00:48:40What do I push on this darn thing?
00:48:46If I can't outsmart that too big crook, I deserve to be shot.
00:48:50What am I saying?
00:48:55Get in here right now!
00:48:58Drag yourself out of the bed, Miss Wilson.
00:49:08I changed my car.
00:49:10Ow!
00:49:11Look at dust making believe me.
00:49:14Ow!
00:49:16Ow!
00:49:19Ow!
00:49:23Ow!
00:49:34Ow!
00:49:35Ow!
00:49:37I changed my mind.
00:49:40Hey, I guess you gals are all alike when old Johnny steps on your starter, huh?
00:49:46Yeah, I guess we are. We're all just the same. Big bore.
00:49:51Who are you kidding?
00:49:52This is Christmas, and I just got the nicest package.
00:49:58And ain't you glad I came along?
00:49:59Yeah, I've just been waiting for you.
00:50:02You never had it so good, did you?
00:50:05No.
00:50:07We're both a couple of wildcats.
00:50:11And this little wildcat is all mine.
00:50:16Not while you've got that gun on you.
00:50:19Who are you kidding?
00:50:21Go on, put it on the table.
00:50:23Uh-uh.
00:50:25Put it on the table.
00:50:26Oh, go on, you'd like it.
00:50:33You animal!
00:50:34Stop it!
00:50:35Stop it!
00:50:36Get away from me!
00:50:38You gutter, Stein.
00:50:41Go on!
00:50:42Go on, kill me!
00:50:43Get it over with!
00:50:44I can't stand any more of you!
00:50:47You hear me?
00:50:48Kill me!
00:50:50What's the matter?
00:50:51Haven't you got the nerve?
00:50:52Go on, kill me!
00:50:53Kill me!
00:50:54Kill me!
00:50:56I got the nerve, but I'll kill you when I get ready.
00:51:03Mr. Torella, you may go in now.
00:51:06Thank you, miss.
00:51:15Good morning, Mr. Torella.
00:51:17Have a seat.
00:51:19Thank you, Mr. Wilson.
00:51:23Now, how can we be of assistance to you?
00:51:26Mr. Wilson, I'd like to see you about cashing a rather large bank route.
00:51:30All right.
00:51:32$70,000.
00:51:34This is rather large.
00:51:36Yes.
00:51:37But an okay from one of the bank executives.
00:51:40Should be sufficient identification.
00:51:42Oh, certainly, Mr. Torella.
00:51:43I didn't understand.
00:51:44Which one of the bank executives here are you acquainted with?
00:51:48You, Mr. Wilson.
00:51:49What?
00:51:51You, Mr. Wilson.
00:51:52You'll okay it.
00:51:55Me?
00:51:56Why, I've never seen you before in my life.
00:51:58Oh, but I've seen you.
00:52:00As a matter of fact, I know you very well.
00:52:03You live at 12, Olden Drive.
00:52:05You have a son, Bobby, six years old.
00:52:08Your wife, Nancy, is a big shot in a women's club.
00:52:11Right now, she's at home with a friend of mine.
00:52:14A friend of yours?
00:52:15Well, let's say a business associate of mine.
00:52:20That would be a better description.
00:52:22Mr. Torella, what is this?
00:52:24Very simple, Mr. Wilson.
00:52:29This is a holdup.
00:52:30What?
00:52:32Until you okay that bank draft there.
00:52:34When we cash it together here, your wife is in very serious danger.
00:52:50You're crazy as a Betsy bug.
00:52:57Shut up.
00:52:59Shut up.
00:53:02Turn it off.
00:53:04And you think I'm going to hand over $70,000 in cash?
00:53:07Just like that.
00:53:09I'm sure of it.
00:53:11In fact, I can bank on it.
00:53:14You won't even get to the front door.
00:53:17May I suggest you call your home?
00:53:19Yes.
00:53:31All right, answer it.
00:53:35If they do, I think it is you hang up.
00:53:37Let's go ahead.
00:53:41Hello?
00:53:42Nancy?
00:53:43Ken.
00:53:45Ken.
00:53:46Nancy, are you all right?
00:53:48Is there anyone there with you?
00:53:50She's all right, Wilson.
00:53:51And old Johnny is right here with her.
00:53:53Nancy, can you hear me?
00:53:54Is he?
00:53:55That's enough, Mr. Wilson.
00:53:56Get off the phone.
00:53:58I can't.
00:53:59Ken, I can't.
00:54:01Now, Mr. Wilson, I'd like to speak to the man in your office, please.
00:54:05Listen, you.
00:54:06If you...
00:54:08Put him on, mister.
00:54:12He wants to speak to you.
00:54:16Thank you, Mr. Wilson.
00:54:18Hello?
00:54:19Everything all right?
00:54:21Just fine.
00:54:24I have 11.20.
00:54:27I'll call you in exactly five minutes.
00:54:29Maybe less.
00:54:31That means we're on our way to the vault.
00:54:33You got that?
00:54:34I don't call you within five minutes.
00:54:38Go ahead.
00:54:44Convinced, Mr. Wilson?
00:54:46What are you going to do?
00:54:47Nothing, if you cooperate.
00:54:50I plan to walk out of this bank with $70,000.
00:54:53And if I don't cooperate?
00:54:55My partner is cold-blooded and trigger-happy.
00:54:58You're bluffing.
00:55:00Oh, you think so, Mr. Wilson?
00:55:01I could have the police there in five minutes.
00:55:04They'd be there in ten minutes, Mr. Wilson, not five.
00:55:07I know the police protection in Camellia Gardens.
00:55:10It's on demand.
00:55:11Have one patrol car for every seven square miles.
00:55:15They'd be there.
00:55:16Time to find your wife, not the saver.
00:55:18Suppose I told you I didn't care what happened to my wife.
00:55:26Make it short.
00:55:31Hello?
00:55:32Oh, Ken, darling, I'm so happy I can hardly believe it's true.
00:55:37I just had to phone you to make sure I'm not dreaming.
00:55:41Say it's true.
00:55:42Say it.
00:55:44Are we really going?
00:55:48Yes.
00:55:49Yes.
00:55:50Was that all you have to say?
00:55:54I...
00:55:55I'm busy right now.
00:55:57I'll call you back.
00:55:58But hurry.
00:55:59I'll give you just five minutes.
00:56:01All right.
00:56:05Who was that?
00:56:08That was the woman I'm flying to Las Vegas with tonight.
00:56:12Your girlfriend?
00:56:13No.
00:56:14My next wife.
00:56:16Then I'll be doing you a favor.
00:56:18That's right.
00:56:20You will.
00:56:37Come on, get up.
00:56:39Get up!
00:56:49All right, Aunt.
00:56:52Hello?
00:56:54Nancy?
00:56:55This is Priscilla.
00:56:57Nancy, are you there?
00:56:59Yes, Priscilla.
00:57:01Okay, Mr. Wilson.
00:57:03You have a minute and 38 seconds.
00:57:06Let's sit here and watch the clock.
00:57:09See who pops first.
00:57:16Priscilla, I can't talk now.
00:57:19Don't forget, Nancy.
00:57:20When I want something, I get it.
00:57:23Bye, Priscilla.
00:57:29Ain't no alternative.
00:57:33You got 40 seconds to live.
00:57:42Once I call, your wife's going to be dead in 35 seconds.
00:57:45And you'll go to prison.
00:57:46I'll be a convict.
00:57:47You'll be a murderer.
00:57:47I'm not murdering anyone.
00:57:4926 seconds.
00:57:50But you can't just walk into a house and kill a defenseless woman.
00:57:53My partner will.
00:57:5617 seconds.
00:57:57It takes 12 seconds to dial, Mr. Wilson.
00:57:59Make up your mind.
00:58:13Looks like your time's run out, lady.
00:58:23You're sure taking your time today.
00:58:25All right, all right.
00:58:27I know this is the final stretch.
00:58:3111.30.
00:58:33Right.
00:58:35When the second hand hits, I hit.
00:58:57Hello?
00:58:59Oh, yes, Miss Harga.
00:59:00No, I'm sorry.
00:59:01Mr. Wilson just stepped out of his office.
00:59:03Oh, well, I'm sure he'll be back in a minute.
00:59:06I don't want to miss him, so I'll just hold on, if you don't mind.
00:59:09No, that'll be perfectly all right.
00:59:14Stacks of thousands, please.
00:59:18Small denominations, Mr. Wilson.
00:59:20Nothing larger than a hundred.
00:59:33I'll count them, Stephens.
00:59:45Just drop in the briefcase.
00:59:54I'll need another 20,000.
01:00:17You better hurry.
01:00:19We still have plenty of time.
01:00:22I'll make my call after I leave the bank, Mr. Wilson.
01:00:27Yes, yes, of course.
01:00:29I still have another minute for that.
01:00:34Thank you, Stephens.
01:00:39Thank you for your cooperation, Mr. Wilson.
01:00:47Mr. Wilson.
01:00:53Yes, yes, Mr. Wilson.
01:00:54Can I speak to you for a minute?
01:00:55Later, Pop, later.
01:00:57I'll be on my way.
01:00:58Don't forget to make that call.
01:01:00Now, hold on a minute.
01:01:01You stop or I'll shoot you.
01:01:08Mr. Wilson.
01:01:10What's going on here?
01:01:11You're helping him escape.
01:01:31Mr. Wilson.
01:01:45Wake up.
01:01:46Wake up.
01:01:48Get some water, quick.
01:01:55What'd you put me away for, Mr. Wilson?
01:01:57I had any corner.
01:01:58Oh, Pop.
01:02:01You don't know what you've done.
01:02:30No, I'm ready, Miss Wilson.
01:02:35Nothing personal.
01:02:47He won't even fit.
01:02:50No, no, please don't, no.
01:02:59He cleared it wrong.
01:03:09Answer it.
01:03:18Hello?
01:03:20Nancy, this is Priscilla.
01:03:23I was rather peed with you a while ago when you...
01:03:25Hurry up and get rid of that magpie.
01:03:27...until we settle this PTA matter.
01:03:30Now, I know you've got time to talk and you're not going to put me off.
01:03:34Uh, Nancy, are you listening?
01:03:37Yes, Priscilla.
01:03:38I want to know what Ken said, Nancy.
01:03:41In fact, I insist on knowing.
01:03:43I can't tell you now, Priscilla.
01:03:46Nancy Wilson, what kind of an answer is that?
01:03:49What did he say?
01:03:50He wants a few days to think it over.
01:03:54Think it over?
01:03:55Oh, that's just like a man.
01:03:58Big executives and they can't even make a simple decision about a simple little organization like the PTA.
01:04:05Well, you get him to tell you tonight.
01:04:07You know how men are always avoiding their civic duty and this mustn't happen.
01:04:14I said get rid of her.
01:04:16I'll try, Priscilla.
01:04:18Try?
01:04:19You've got to get him to say yes and tonight.
01:04:23Priscilla.
01:04:25I've already talked to Mr. Burgess.
01:04:27You know the cute little bald one.
01:04:29And he told me he'd be honored to serve under Ken.
01:04:32I can't talk, Priscilla.
01:04:34I must say goodbye.
01:04:36No, you don't, Nancy Wilson.
01:04:38We won't leave this a chance, Nancy.
01:04:40We've got to remind Ken...
01:04:42You better get rid of her now.
01:04:44...to Bobby, that fine, wonderful little chap.
01:04:46I'll do my best.
01:04:48Don't you try to put me off.
01:04:49There are lots of other things we ought to discuss.
01:04:51Hang on.
01:04:53I said hang on.
01:04:54...the PTA.
01:04:55That's important, Nancy.
01:04:56Very important.
01:04:58And then there's...
01:04:58I'm sorry, Priscilla, but...
01:05:00...the kiddies during vacation, they simply must have a place where there's adequate supervision.
01:05:05They need it, Nancy.
01:05:06I can't talk any longer, Priscilla.
01:05:14I'll give you one more minute just in case he was trying to get through.
01:05:31...the PTAs are locked.
01:05:37Not except with no kids, but you can get him out of here.
01:05:40Get him out.
01:05:43Run Bobby, run fast! Call the police! There's a killer in here! Run!
01:05:48How do you think you're done?
01:05:50Don't hurt him, please! Don't hurt him!
01:05:55Don't hurt him!
01:05:56Don't hurt him, Mom!
01:05:56Bobby!
01:05:58Oh, Bobby!
01:06:00Oh, Bobby!
01:06:00Oh, Bobby!
01:06:04Where'd you come from, boy? How'd you get in here?
01:06:06Back for me!
01:06:08To the dance!
01:06:12Have you got any friends out there, kid?
01:06:15Bobby, why didn't you go when Mommy asked you to?
01:06:17I didn't hear you!
01:06:18What's he doing here, Mom?
01:06:23Why'd you have to come home, boy?
01:06:39You're in there! You're surrounded! Come out with your hands up!
01:06:45Come out of there! We've got you covered!
01:06:53Where's that other door?
01:06:55It's in there!
01:06:56I'm warning you! This is your last chance!
01:06:59What are you gonna do?
01:07:01Throw the door!
01:07:03Oh, he took Bobby when out the side door!
01:07:13You stay here!
01:07:14You stay here!
01:07:15Oh, he took Bobby when out the side door!
01:07:22Let me out!
01:07:23Let me out!
01:07:27Let me out!
01:07:29All right, drop it!
01:07:30Drop your gun!
01:07:34No!
01:07:36No, kid!
01:07:41No, kid!
01:07:46Don't die, boy!
01:07:50Don't die, boy!
01:07:51I'm sorry, boy!
01:07:59Let go of that boy and come out with your hands up!
01:08:02You come get me, me and this kid you killed!
01:08:19You killed the kid!
01:08:23Get away!
01:08:31Where's Bobby?
01:08:32Tell me where's Bobby!
01:08:36Get away!
01:08:42Where's Bobby?
01:08:44Here I am, Mom!
01:08:46Over here!
01:08:47Bobby!
01:08:50Bobby!
01:08:52Oh, my baby!
01:08:55What are you worried about?
01:08:57What am I...
01:09:00Why did I fool him?
01:09:03I just pretended I was shot!
01:09:08Mom, do you mean you pretended you were dead?
01:09:11Sure!
01:09:12It was easy!
01:09:12Just like on TV!
01:09:14Well, that's one for the books!
01:09:17Oh, Bobby!
01:09:19Bobby!
01:09:20Oh, Bobby!
01:09:21Oh, Bobby!
01:09:29Nancy!
01:09:29Nancy, are you all right?
01:09:31Oh, Ken, yes!
01:09:33We're all right now!
01:09:35Well, don't try to talk about it now!
01:09:36I want you to listen to me!
01:09:38Yes!
01:09:38Listen carefully!
01:09:40Send Bobby over to your sisters, then pack our suitcases!
01:09:44We're going to take a vacation!
01:09:46Vacation?
01:09:47Yes!
01:09:48We're going to Las Vegas this evening!
01:09:50Oh, Ken, you're mad!
01:09:52I could never get packed if got to Las Vegas!
01:09:55Then don't pack anything!
01:09:57We'll buy something there!
01:09:59Darling, I'll be home very soon!
01:10:01And I love you very much!
01:10:03Oh, darling, I love you too!
01:10:07Oh!
01:10:07Oh, no!
01:10:08No, no!
01:10:09Go away!
01:10:09Please, don't!
01:10:11Oh, Ken, I've got to hang up!
01:10:13I can't talk any longer!
01:10:14He's snapping pictures of me!
01:10:15And I'm wearing that horrible negligee you gave me!
01:10:20Stop it, do you hear?
01:10:21Let me change my clothes!
01:10:23Nancy, listen to me!
01:10:25Will you go?
01:10:26Yes, darling, I love you!
01:10:28Come home!
01:10:29Goodbye!
01:10:37Miss Meredith?
01:10:39Did Miss Harcourt call back?
01:10:41Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Wilson.
01:10:42With all the excitement, I forgot.
01:10:44She's waiting on your private line.
01:10:52Helen?
01:10:53Helen!
01:10:54Are you there?
01:11:03I just can't handle all those women by myself.
01:11:06You've got to hang up the phone and help me.
01:11:08Aren't you true yet?
01:11:10Yes.
01:11:12I'm true.
01:11:15Helen.
01:11:16You're sitting here for 15 minutes.
01:11:19It's not worth it.
01:11:22No man is worth it.
01:11:27That's right, Carol.
01:11:29It isn't worth it.
01:11:37Well, it's my story.
01:11:39I've got nothing more to say.
01:11:49Well, that's my day in the country.
01:11:52With simple people leading a simple life.
01:12:05Ah!
01:12:11Hey, that bum picture.
01:12:13Wait, wait until Priscilla sees her.
01:12:15Oh, Ken, I know you're going to find this hard to believe, but...
01:12:19You know it was Priscilla and her silly phone call that saved my life today?
01:12:23I know.
01:12:25No darling, you don't know.
01:12:28She phoned just as I was on my last five minutes.
01:12:31She must have been sent from heaven.
01:12:32Mm-mm.
01:12:34I asked her to phone.
01:12:36You asked her?
01:12:37Mm-mm.
01:12:38Did you tell her what was going on?
01:12:40Yes.
01:12:42Oh, darling.
01:12:47You should have heard her.
01:12:50What an actress.
01:12:51She was magnificent.
01:12:52As usual.
01:12:54What's the matter now?
01:12:56Oh, I just thought of something.
01:12:57What?
01:12:58A PTA.
01:13:00Ask a favor, do a favor.
01:13:03Uh-oh.
01:13:04I see what you mean.
01:13:05Well, I guess that old...
01:13:08Uh-uh.
01:13:09I guess that old girl has got herself a new president.
01:13:13Not until after our vacation.
01:13:15That's right.
01:13:16Well, at least I'll be rested up.
01:13:20Well, don't be too sure.
01:13:22What do you mean?
01:13:23I, uh, bought the negligee.
01:13:27Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:13:33Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:14:10I'll see you next time.
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