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An altruistic department-store owner hires ex-convicts in order to give them a second chance at life. Unfortunately, one of the convicts he hires recruits two of his fellow ex-convicts in a plan to rob the store.
Director
Fritz Lang
Stars
Sylvia Sidney, George Raft, Barton MacLane
Subs: English, Portuguese, Spanish.
Director
Fritz Lang
Stars
Sylvia Sidney, George Raft, Barton MacLane
Subs: English, Portuguese, Spanish.
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00:04:31And you're going to like the goosey-gander rocker I'm going to wrap the goosey-gander rocker around your fat
00:04:35little neck, you get me?
00:04:38Yes, sir.
00:04:41Okay, lady. She'll take it.
00:04:43Oh, pardon me.
00:04:45Darling, are you sure you like it?
00:04:49Oh, yes, Mother. I just love it.
00:04:53You have the real child psychology. That's what I like about Morris's.
00:04:58Its salesmen are so specialized.
00:05:01Are you the man who sold me this thing?
00:05:03Yes, ma'am.
00:05:04You told me it opened cans.
00:05:06Lady, that ain't the half of it.
00:05:08This little thing is one of the wonders of the ages.
00:05:10It's a screwdriver, a bottle open, a cheese slicer, ice pick and vegetable pear.
00:05:13If it had one more little gadget, I bet it could cook.
00:05:15But it doesn't open cans.
00:05:17Oh, yes, it does. Now, you watch me.
00:05:19Now, first, you do like this.
00:05:21That's to make the touch a little more sensitive.
00:05:23Then you grab it like this.
00:05:24Then you turn it to the right. Then to the left. Then you listen.
00:05:28You act more like you're opening a safe than a can.
00:05:34Now, ain't that funny how them habits hang on?
00:05:40Jerome, I've never seen anything so brazen in my life.
00:05:43The man practically admitted he was a safe robber.
00:05:46Well, he is. Or was, I should say.
00:05:48Now, who but the next safe tracker could handle one of those newfangled kitchen gadgets?
00:05:52But...
00:05:52Say, that gives me an idea.
00:05:57George.
00:05:58Yes, sir?
00:05:58Make a note to put a safe in one of the front windows and have Patsy Mason open it with
00:06:02one of those new can openers.
00:06:03Jerome, don't you realize that I, your wife, come in contact with these people?
00:06:09You know, sometimes I think you've gone a little off.
00:06:12Peopling.
00:06:13Actually peopling a decent store with convicts.
00:06:17Ex-convicts, my dear.
00:06:19Who've been recommended here through probation officers.
00:06:23And the store isn't peopled with them.
00:06:25There are 50 working here, perhaps.
00:06:2750 out of 2,500.
00:06:29What's the difference?
00:06:30If the public ever finds it out, your business won't be worth a nickel.
00:06:34How are they going to find it out?
00:06:36No one knows them.
00:06:37Very few of them even know each other.
00:06:40You see?
00:06:42You see, Mary, that's the idea.
00:06:44They're not set apart.
00:06:46They're not stayed at like sideshow freaks.
00:06:48Just because they've made one or two mistakes that any of us might make.
00:06:52Jerome.
00:06:54Have you something in your past that you never told me?
00:06:58No.
00:06:59I'm sorry, Mary.
00:07:01Nothing that romantic.
00:07:02Then why?
00:07:03Look, Mary.
00:07:04Most people think if they pay a few dollars to community chests and goodwill agencies and so on,
00:07:09they've done their duty.
00:07:11And they can shrug aside all responsibility.
00:07:13But you've got to do more than that.
00:07:15Don't be ridiculous.
00:07:17What can you do more than giving money?
00:07:19In my case, jobs.
00:07:22You see, Mary, no matter how good a person's record has been in prison,
00:07:26they can't get out on parole unless they have a job to come to.
00:07:29Now, if somebody doesn't give those poor guys a chance to go straight, how are they going to stop being
00:07:34criminals?
00:07:34Oh, nonsense.
00:07:35They were born that way and there's no use trying to change them.
00:07:40Do you know, Mary, that since I've started this experiment, I haven't had one case of backsliding?
00:07:45Oh, Jerome, I don't know why you have to be such a problem.
00:07:49Mrs. Marvin's husband just collects stamps, but not you.
00:07:52Oh, no.
00:07:53You must have thieves and jailbirds for a hobby.
00:07:56And one is 14, and five is 20.
00:08:00All right.
00:08:06Carter.
00:08:07Yeah?
00:08:07There's a customer asking for you.
00:08:13Well, can't somebody else take him?
00:08:16The gentleman asked for you, Mr. Carter.
00:08:18Says you know his feet.
00:08:20Okay.
00:08:25What can I show you, sir?
00:08:26Something in a buck.
00:08:27Okay, sir.
00:08:31White tan or gray, sir?
00:08:33Did you have to come here?
00:08:35What's your...
00:08:37White.
00:08:38With rubber soles.
00:08:41What's Joe gonna do?
00:08:42Why don't you ask him?
00:08:43Ow!
00:08:44I'm asking you.
00:08:46Ow!
00:08:48Cut it out, will you?
00:08:51Is White Buck smart this season?
00:08:53Oh, very smart, sir.
00:08:56Okay.
00:08:57What do you want to know?
00:08:58Is Joe going away?
00:08:59That's what I hear.
00:08:59What's he got on his mind?
00:09:01It ain't you.
00:09:01I can tell you that.
00:09:02Why don't you leave him alone?
00:09:04I can't stand it, Gimpy.
00:09:05My conscience won't let me just stand around
00:09:07and see a guy with Joe's talents rot in a job.
00:09:09You ain't got any conscience.
00:09:11Yeah, it kills me every time I look at you.
00:09:13Gimp Carter, second story man, turning into a stool jockey.
00:09:16Well, I gotta make...
00:09:17Half my shoe.
00:09:18I ain't gonna buy nothing.
00:09:20And tell Joe I want to see him before he leaves.
00:09:23And I don't mean maybe.
00:09:26Listen.
00:09:26I'm telling you.
00:09:27This is a good racket and I ought to know.
00:09:29There isn't a racket I haven't tried.
00:09:33Look at that grip.
00:09:35Mmm.
00:09:35Let me try it.
00:09:37Well, we have an instructor here.
00:09:39If you want to learn any new grips,
00:09:42I'm just the salesman here.
00:09:44Okay.
00:09:45I'm sold.
00:09:47Thanks.
00:09:48Oh, and I want some tennis shoes.
00:09:51What do you think I need?
00:09:55I wouldn't know anything about that.
00:09:57All shoes are on the first floor.
00:09:59I'll show you while they're wrapping the racket.
00:10:01Step this way, please.
00:10:03Okay.
00:10:09Do you play?
00:10:11Tennis, you mean?
00:10:12Yes.
00:10:13You look like you'd be pretty good.
00:10:15How are you?
00:10:17Well, I never had any complaints.
00:10:27Who have you played with?
00:10:29Oh, a lot of good players.
00:10:31You wouldn't know them.
00:10:36I'd like to play with you sometime.
00:10:38What?
00:10:39Oh, I'm sorry, but I'm leaving town tonight.
00:10:42Oh.
00:10:42This gentleman will take care of me,
00:10:44and you'll find your racket at the wrapping counter.
00:10:46Goodbye.
00:10:47Good luck.
00:10:49Psst.
00:10:50Hey, Joe.
00:10:52Hello, Gimpy.
00:10:54I just seen Mickey.
00:10:56I don't think he likes your going away.
00:10:58So what?
00:10:59Well, I'd be careful, Joe.
00:11:00He's a hard guy.
00:11:01Hmm.
00:11:01That worries me.
00:11:03Well, he wants to see you before you leave.
00:11:04Hey, why don't you go to old man Morris about Mickey and them guys?
00:11:07He knows you're trying to stay on the level.
00:11:09He'd make them lay off.
00:11:10Since when have I been a squealer?
00:11:11Okay, Joe.
00:11:12Okay.
00:11:12Don't get sore.
00:11:14Sure you don't want me to go with you to the bus station or anything?
00:11:17Thanks.
00:11:18I got something to attend to before I go.
00:11:21I fixed up a couple of letters for you to take along.
00:11:24Thanks.
00:11:25Well, they may help.
00:11:28I hate to see you leave, Joe.
00:11:31It isn't because anyone's found out about you, is it?
00:11:33No, sir.
00:11:35Everybody's been swell.
00:11:36And California's a long way off.
00:11:38I take it, then, that your reason is something personal?
00:11:41Yes, sir.
00:11:43That's it.
00:11:43It's something personal.
00:11:45Mr. Morris, look.
00:11:47I want to thank you, see?
00:11:49When anyone asks me now where I worked last, I don't have to turn around and walk out.
00:11:53You're supposed to be a very dangerous character.
00:11:56They told me that a man with your record would never go straight.
00:12:01I'm glad that you proved them wrong.
00:12:03Keep it up, kid.
00:12:05I know it hasn't been easy.
00:12:08Goodbye, Joe.
00:12:10Remember, you can always come back.
00:12:18Hello, Joe.
00:12:19Hello, Mickey.
00:12:20You got a minute?
00:12:21Nope.
00:12:21Now, listen, Joe.
00:12:22I got a proposition ought to interest a smart guy like you.
00:12:24I'm leaving town tonight.
00:12:26I figured you wouldn't stick to no eight o'clock job much longer.
00:12:28What are you going to do?
00:12:30Get another eight o'clock job.
00:12:31Then why the trip?
00:12:32They tell me the climate will do me good.
00:12:34Everything grows big out there.
00:12:35Yeah?
00:12:36Well, don't get too big for your old friends, Joe.
00:12:39We might not like it.
00:12:41That would be too bad.
00:12:48Hello.
00:12:49Hello.
00:12:53Been waiting long?
00:12:55Seems like days.
00:12:57Where's your grip?
00:12:58Oh, I checked it at the bus station.
00:13:02I've been looking at that again.
00:13:04Gee.
00:13:05Just imagine some girls could go in there and buy it and think nothing of it.
00:13:09But you smell them, isn't it?
00:13:11But, Joe, it's hour of ecstasy.
00:13:14Is it?
00:13:15Joe, you just don't understand, I guess.
00:13:19There isn't anything in the world that can build a girl up like good perfume.
00:13:23It does something for her soul, kind of.
00:13:26See?
00:13:27No.
00:13:28It must be very simple to be a man.
00:13:31Would you like to be one?
00:13:32No.
00:13:33Um, yes, I don't know.
00:13:37Sometimes I think it would be easier to be a man.
00:13:39But then, women are somewhat...
00:13:44You don't think very much of women, do you?
00:13:47I never did.
00:13:49Before.
00:13:54I'll never forget the time you stayed up all night telling me not to get discouraged.
00:13:58After you found out, I've been in jail.
00:14:00I didn't find out. You told me.
00:14:02I never told anybody else.
00:14:05Why did you tell me?
00:14:09I would never believe that a fellow and a girl could be friends like us.
00:14:13It is unusual.
00:14:15Where are we heading?
00:14:17I don't know. I thought you knew.
00:14:20What do you say we wouldn't dance around once?
00:14:22I'd love to.
00:14:23Let's go.
00:14:30It may sound funny, but I get a kick out of going into a place like this.
00:14:33There was a time that I couldn't.
00:14:35Against parole rules.
00:14:36No drinking.
00:14:37Even couldn't go where they serve it, or they'd put you right back in storage.
00:14:41Well, here we are.
00:15:10It's pretty good.
00:15:11Very good.
00:15:13How about a drink?
00:15:14I love it. Lime and lots of ice.
00:15:16That'd be good.
00:15:17Bread and butter.
00:15:21Look, how about a real drink?
00:15:23Just this once.
00:15:24I'd better not, Joe.
00:15:25Oh, come on.
00:15:26I'm gonna have one.
00:15:27I'm gonna need one pretty bad when I happen to say goodbye to you.
00:15:29Come on.
00:15:31All right, I guess I'll need one too.
00:15:32Swell, yeah.
00:15:34You sit down here and I'll be right back.
00:15:42Hello.
00:15:45Do you like dancing?
00:15:47No, thanks.
00:15:50One little dance won't hurt you.
00:15:53I'm sorry.
00:15:53I'm sorry.
00:15:53I'm with someone.
00:15:54Well, if you're sorry, why don't you get rid of them?
00:16:00Honey, you're only kidding.
00:16:02You ain't with nobody.
00:16:04Please.
00:16:04Come on.
00:16:05Get up out of there.
00:16:07Relax, Sonny.
00:16:08Relax.
00:16:08Thanks.
00:16:09You heard what I said.
00:16:10Get up.
00:16:12Joe!
00:16:14Joe!
00:16:15Joe!
00:16:16Joe!
00:16:16Joe!
00:16:17Please don't do anything.
00:16:18Come on.
00:16:18Break it up.
00:16:19Get back there.
00:16:20Where do you think you are?
00:16:21Are all ladies and gentlemen here?
00:16:22There wasn't gonna be no fight anyway.
00:16:25He was just four-flexing for the dame.
00:16:27He was ten to death when you got here.
00:16:28Joe!
00:16:29Joe!
00:16:30Break it up, boss.
00:16:31Keep on dancing.
00:16:32Go ahead.
00:16:33Come on.
00:16:34Don't look down.
00:16:36You shouldn't fight.
00:16:38No, I...
00:16:40I guess I shouldn't.
00:16:45Not me.
00:16:51I wonder if they transfer those records to California.
00:16:54You're not gonna start worrying about that again.
00:16:56You're starting new.
00:16:59Maybe.
00:17:01Joe, years from now you'll hardly remember all this.
00:17:03You'll see.
00:17:05You'll meet some girl and...
00:17:06fall in love and settle down just like everyone else.
00:17:09You're no different.
00:17:11I am different.
00:17:12You'll have to forget that.
00:17:15You have no record.
00:17:16You've never been in jail.
00:17:19That's why you're going away.
00:17:22I wouldn't get married like that.
00:17:27No, I guess you wouldn't.
00:17:30I guess you're going to tell her.
00:17:32And that'll end it.
00:17:34No.
00:17:35Not if she loves you enough.
00:17:51I'd like to sing you a song about the sort of man we girls all dream about.
00:17:57If he ever comes along, he may mean happiness or misery, but it's heaven just the same.
00:18:06But I've a funny feeling.
00:18:07They call him good for nothing.
00:18:11He isn't much to see.
00:18:15But I've a funny feeling.
00:18:19He's the right guy for me.
00:18:42But I've a funny feeling.
00:18:45He seemed to be going downhill in a world of forgotten men.
00:18:50Still he gave me the queer sort of thrill.
00:18:54That decided me there and then to say,
00:18:57Don't go on you.
00:18:59Snap out of it.
00:19:00This is love.
00:19:04There wasn't a doubt of it
00:19:07They call him good for nothing
00:19:13He isn't much to see
00:19:18But I am sure that he is
00:19:23The right girl for me
00:19:34There will come a day
00:19:37When he'll sail away
00:19:41Without even saying goodbye
00:19:48Oh, I'll swear at him
00:19:51And I'll flare at him
00:19:54I'll be his till the day
00:19:59I die
00:20:05And as I stand bewildered
00:20:11Watching the lonely sea
00:20:14I'll always say that he was
00:20:21The right guy for me
00:20:42Do you think a girl would mind that?
00:20:44She knew I changed
00:20:50You'll find someone
00:20:54We've got to go and get you a good seat
00:20:57I hear it isn't so good to sit over the wheels
00:21:01All right
00:21:02Come on
00:21:06I want to fix my face
00:21:07All right
00:21:10Ignore him, don't pay any attention to him
00:21:12I won't, don't worry
00:21:14I won't be a minute
00:21:23But you're always sitting down
00:21:25But you're always sitting down
00:21:34Come and get it
00:21:57Don't look at him
00:21:58He's dying to start trouble
00:21:59Just keep ignoring him
00:22:00Come on
00:22:01You did the right thing
00:22:02Sure, come on
00:22:08He must have fainted
00:22:10Come on
00:22:10Let's get out of here
00:22:18Stand clear, please
00:22:19Stand clear
00:22:22Well
00:22:24Goodbye
00:22:28Goodbye
00:22:28Goodbye
00:22:31Joe
00:22:33Baby
00:22:33Joe
00:22:34Wait
00:22:35Were you trying to ask me to marry you tonight?
00:22:38What?
00:22:39Because
00:22:41If you want me to
00:22:42I will
00:22:48Stop it, will you?
00:22:49Stop it
00:22:50Stop it
00:22:50Stop it
00:22:50Stop it
00:22:55Swell trip, wasn't it?
00:22:56This is a fine start
00:23:06Have you changed your mind yet?
00:23:08No
00:23:09Listen
00:23:09I don't want to talk you out of anything
00:23:11But maybe a better way to Lamar to think it over or something
00:23:14No, my mind's made up
00:23:16Okay
00:23:18But I want to be fair
00:23:20I'll give you 20 minutes
00:23:22You're not trying to back out
00:23:28Helen
00:23:31That's why I was going away
00:23:33I couldn't be around you anymore
00:23:34And I couldn't ask you
00:23:37I know, Joe
00:23:39You'll never be sorry, Helen
00:23:44Aren't you even gonna kiss me?
00:23:57Let's get married tonight, huh?
00:24:00Right now?
00:24:01Sure
00:24:04Can't leave the slave?
00:24:06Gosh, I don't know
00:24:09The information bureau
00:24:10They know everything
00:24:12Yeah
00:24:13You can ask them anything
00:24:14Uh-huh
00:24:16I knew a boy once
00:24:17You don't have to tell me about him now, do you?
00:24:19But Joe, it was just the boy
00:24:21I know it
00:24:21Uh-oh
00:24:22I'm sorry
00:24:23I...
00:24:24I was just thinking
00:24:25I didn't know anything about you before
00:24:26And...
00:24:27And what, Joe?
00:24:28Well, I...
00:24:29I get crazy
00:24:30When I think there was another guy
00:24:32Maybe or...
00:24:32Or something
00:24:33Or...
00:24:34Well...
00:24:35Let's skip it, huh?
00:24:37You can skip it, Joe
00:24:39Never been anybody
00:24:40I know it
00:24:41See?
00:24:43That's the crazy thing about me
00:24:44I know it all the time
00:24:46How do we get to this information bureau?
00:24:48The subway
00:24:53This is gonna be a life sentence, kid
00:24:55You bet
00:24:55No time off even for good behavior
00:24:58You can't get rid of me, Joe
00:24:59Get rid of you?
00:25:01I wonder if you know what you mean to me
00:25:02A whole new life
00:25:04With you, I...
00:25:04I can do as you say it
00:25:06Forget that I was in prison
00:25:08You're not getting such a bargain, Joe
00:25:09You?
00:25:11Do you know what kind of girls an ex-con usually meets
00:25:14Jailbirds and things like that
00:25:15Well, if a guy's gonna hang around with him
00:25:17He might as well stay in jail
00:25:20I know what you're gonna say
00:25:21I feel sorry for him, too
00:25:23But I just don't want to be around him
00:25:25Maybe I'm too suspicious
00:25:27That's what prison did to me
00:25:29I could never trust him
00:25:33Joe, I...
00:25:34I...
00:25:35I love you more than anything in the world
00:25:36Keep remembering it
00:25:38I know I can trust you
00:25:41You'll never lie to me
00:25:43You'll never let me down
00:25:45Come on, let's go
00:25:46Come on, let's go
00:25:47Come on, let's go
00:25:48Come on, let's go
00:26:16Not so late. I always get married in the afternoon.
00:26:19Ouch!
00:26:20Don't let me marry.
00:26:21I'm dead.
00:26:22Whoo!
00:26:24Shh!
00:26:25Shh!
00:26:26She'll hear you.
00:26:28The Statue of Liberty.
00:26:38She lives down the hall.
00:26:40Oh.
00:26:42Nice place you've got here.
00:26:43Yeah, here we are.
00:26:44Here.
00:26:46Shh!
00:26:47All right.
00:26:58Joe, don't laugh, but it's good luck to be carried over the threshold.
00:27:03Okay.
00:27:07Go catch on fire.
00:27:08No.
00:27:11There goes my last match.
00:27:12Move a little to the left.
00:27:13There's a lamp there.
00:27:14I think there's a lamp.
00:27:16Ah!
00:27:20I found the lamp.
00:27:25The Statue of Liberty.
00:27:30How do you like it?
00:27:33The softest floor I ever fell on.
00:27:43Get up from there.
00:27:45Get up and get out of my house.
00:27:47Out!
00:27:49Mrs. Levine.
00:27:50Mrs. Levine.
00:27:50Don't, Mrs. Levine and me.
00:27:51Out!
00:27:51Out!
00:27:52That's no good for nothing.
00:27:53Bummer.
00:27:54Mrs. Levine, we're married.
00:27:55We were married tonight.
00:27:57Sure.
00:27:57Oh, shush.
00:27:58I don't believe you.
00:28:00If you were married, you would have told me, Helen.
00:28:02I didn't know it myself until tonight.
00:28:05Look.
00:28:10Oh, how wonderful.
00:28:12Look, Amy.
00:28:14See?
00:28:14Mmm.
00:28:15Joe, this is Mr. and Mrs. Levine.
00:28:18Joe Dennis, my husband.
00:28:20How do you do?
00:28:21Pleased to meet you.
00:28:22How are you?
00:28:24Solzheim with Glick.
00:28:26That means it should be with luck.
00:28:28Thanks.
00:28:29You're a fine boy.
00:28:31But you are getting the best little girl in the world.
00:28:34I know it.
00:28:35Mama, they're both going to live here, eh?
00:28:37Of course.
00:28:38Where else?
00:28:40That's Mr. Kelly.
00:28:41We must be disturbing him.
00:28:42Oh, so we are disturbing him, huh?
00:28:47I'll fix him.
00:28:53You've got to sleep, you, and stop making noise.
00:28:57Six weeks' rent, you owes me.
00:28:59And he should complain from our noise, yeah?
00:29:02Kinder, tonight you can make all the noise you want.
00:29:06Come on, Amy.
00:29:07Mama.
00:29:07Huh?
00:29:08Maybe I bring up a bottle of wine
00:29:10and to show the young people a good time.
00:29:12Oh.
00:29:14With a bottle of wine, you're going to show the young people a good time.
00:29:17Oh, he should muzzle you.
00:29:19Go, go.
00:29:19Go, bring the luggage, go.
00:29:22You know what, darling?
00:29:23I wasn't going to throw you out.
00:29:26Just him.
00:29:28Good night, Kinder.
00:29:30Good night.
00:29:32Good night.
00:29:32Good night.
00:29:33Come on, come on.
00:29:33Good night.
00:29:34Good night.
00:29:36In Solzheim with Glick.
00:29:38Nor with Glick.
00:29:42I think they like you.
00:29:43I think they like you, too.
00:29:46Let's clean up the place, huh?
00:29:47Yeah.
00:29:48Gosh, what a mess you made.
00:29:49Mess I made?
00:29:50Yes, you made it.
00:29:51I never make a mess.
00:29:52Well, you did this time.
00:29:54Oh, no, I didn't.
00:29:54Oh, yes, you did.
00:29:55Okay, okay, I did, I did.
00:29:59Here's your hat.
00:30:01What's that?
00:30:02Bathroom.
00:30:03Oh.
00:30:06And that?
00:30:09Closet.
00:30:11Closet.
00:30:15Closet.
00:30:16I don't know, but isn't there something missing?
00:30:20Missing?
00:30:21Yeah, you know.
00:30:26Behind you.
00:30:49Well, I guess you'd better unpack your things.
00:30:52All right.
00:30:53Um, you can have one of the top drawers and half of the middle drawer.
00:30:57That's all you get.
00:30:58I'll help you.
00:30:59Okay.
00:31:03What a mess.
00:31:11Took me a long time to fill it.
00:31:14I'm going to frame this sometime ten years from now.
00:31:20Will?
00:31:22Uh, Joe, uh, I'll empty the drawer.
00:31:26You, you empty your grip.
00:31:27Okay.
00:31:43Uh, Joe, I, I just happened to think that we better not say anything at the store about
00:31:50us being married.
00:31:52Why not?
00:31:53Well, uh, they don't want their employees to get married to each other.
00:31:57It's a rule.
00:31:59Yeah?
00:32:00I didn't know that.
00:32:04Funny.
00:32:06It don't sound like Morris.
00:32:10Well, we know we're married.
00:32:13Don't we?
00:32:22Hello, Helen.
00:32:24Hello.
00:32:25Still living at the same address?
00:32:28Yes.
00:32:29Mrs. Levine.
00:32:30It's an awful nice place.
00:32:32Well, I hope it is.
00:32:33I'll drop in some evenings.
00:32:34See you Wednesday.
00:32:37Good-bye.
00:32:55Gee, it's tough trying to eat a turkey sandwich and get a head of Red's Bolted on your lunch hour.
00:32:59Hiya, Nellie.
00:33:00Hello.
00:33:01Hello, Gladys.
00:33:02When did I make Gladys?
00:33:03No?
00:33:04No.
00:33:05Daisy, isn't it?
00:33:08Oh, I remember.
00:33:09Elsie.
00:33:10Helen.
00:33:11Oh, I don't know how I forgot it.
00:33:13Excuse me.
00:33:14It's all right.
00:33:15What are you doing tonight, Nellie?
00:33:16Anything?
00:33:17Not with you.
00:33:18I've got to study.
00:33:19Why don't you have a date with Helen?
00:33:21I don't believe I can.
00:33:23I have a date.
00:33:24You wouldn't even beg it for me?
00:33:26Don't be so smart.
00:33:27You ain't the only pebble on the beach.
00:33:29Oh, I forgot about my Henness.
00:33:35What's she mean by that crash?
00:33:37Nothing.
00:33:38She's just trying to build me up.
00:33:40Jealous already?
00:33:42Not if you give me a date, Gladys.
00:33:45No.
00:33:46Not even to go on a honeymoon?
00:33:51Where are you going to get the money for a honeymoon?
00:33:55I cashed you my ticket to California.
00:33:58You're crazy.
00:34:00Go ahead, kid.
00:34:01Pick your honeymoon.
00:34:03Come on.
00:34:05Okay.
00:34:20Potato salad, cucumber salad, pigs, macros, tongue, turkey, double eggs, Swedish meatballs,
00:34:24celery.
00:34:25What have you got, Helen?
00:34:26That.
00:34:27Oh.
00:34:27Cream fish, salmon, smoked terry, shrimps, ancho.
00:34:31Say, you don't like fish, do you?
00:34:33No.
00:34:34But fish are crazy about me.
00:34:35They follow me around like dogs.
00:34:37The regular dinner?
00:34:39No, we're not having the dinner.
00:34:40We just came in for a few appetizers.
00:34:42We're having dinner in Italy.
00:34:46Baby, you don't cut.
00:34:48You wind.
00:34:49Wine?
00:34:50Look.
00:34:50Just like this.
00:34:52See how simple it is?
00:34:53You wind it up, and you go like this.
00:34:55Hey!
00:34:56One of those herrings you had in Sweden just winked at me.
00:34:59If he does it again, you punch him in the nose, buttoning on our honeymoon like this.
00:35:08It isn't that I can't do it.
00:35:10I'm just too weak.
00:35:11Woo!
00:35:12Eating with chopsticks is such hard work.
00:35:14I always whip up a fresh appetite.
00:35:16See what you're fortunate.
00:35:23Well, what does it say?
00:35:25Ten stalwart sons will bless thine old age.
00:35:29Ten?
00:35:34Manufactured by the Hong Kong Noodle Company.
00:35:38Come on.
00:35:41Let's get out of here.
00:35:48What's that?
00:35:49A pancake, Caroline.
00:35:50A pancake?
00:35:51Yeah.
00:35:53I'll fix it.
00:35:53Yes?
00:35:54Yeah.
00:35:55And then it'll fix others.
00:35:58Watch.
00:35:59First, you squeeze it in.
00:36:00You squeeze the lemon, see?
00:36:02Then you spread the applesauce.
00:36:03Eating your cake, Joe?
00:36:09Go ahead, Joe.
00:36:11I'd like to see you have a good time.
00:36:13You know what you can do, don't you?
00:36:15Excuse me.
00:36:18I'll be seeing you down at the store one of these days.
00:36:27Who was that?
00:36:28Oh, just a couple of guys.
00:36:30Really?
00:36:31I'd never have guessed it.
00:36:33Oh, I'm sorry.
00:36:36No, I'm sorry.
00:36:37I didn't mean to be nosy.
00:36:39But you seem worried.
00:36:41And Joe, if you're worried, I've got a right to worry either.
00:36:45We're married, darling.
00:36:48Don't you think I know that?
00:36:51Let's go.
00:36:52A fine honeymoon.
00:36:53Eating all the time.
00:37:04Good evening, darlings.
00:37:06Hello.
00:37:07Hello.
00:37:08We had such fun.
00:37:09That's good, Kindle.
00:37:10Have a good time.
00:37:12Oh, even I was younger.
00:37:13I could tell you.
00:37:15That's all right.
00:37:17That's all right.
00:37:17And have I got a surprise for you.
00:37:20Haven't we, Avia?
00:37:21Mmm.
00:37:23I've got a separate room for your husband already.
00:37:27Already?
00:37:28Why, we were only married yesterday.
00:37:30It's all right.
00:37:30It's all right.
00:37:31It's almost free for only $4.
00:37:34But...
00:37:34But we just...
00:37:35You know, I kicked out at no good for nothing, Mr. Kelly.
00:37:39He always hollered for quiet.
00:37:41So I gave him quiet with nature and the Central Park.
00:37:45Gee, a sweep.
00:37:47I never had two rooms to live in in my life.
00:37:51Okay.
00:37:52Sold.
00:37:53And we'll use it as a sitting room.
00:37:56Okay.
00:37:57And now, Kinder, come and see the surprise.
00:37:59Go ahead.
00:38:00Go ahead.
00:38:00Look.
00:38:01Look.
00:38:10You like fish, don't you?
00:38:12Oh, sure.
00:38:13Sure.
00:38:14Joe's crazy about fish.
00:38:15They like him too.
00:38:16They follow him around like dogs.
00:38:18Come on.
00:38:18It's our special.
00:38:19Mama didn't make a filter fish in a long time.
00:38:21Let's sit down and eat.
00:38:25Good night, Kinder.
00:38:27And have a good appetite.
00:38:28Good night.
00:38:29Good night.
00:38:30Good night.
00:38:30Good night.
00:38:31Good night.
00:38:31Good night.
00:38:33Oh, I forgot to tell Mrs. Levine something.
00:38:37And get rid of the whale before I come back.
00:38:39Oh.
00:38:40Mrs. Levine.
00:38:41Yeah.
00:38:43Just a minute.
00:38:46Will you do me a favor?
00:38:47What is it, darling?
00:38:49Well, um, you see, the Morris store doesn't want their girls to marry.
00:38:54And I heard today that they check up on their employees.
00:38:57So if anyone comes around asking questions, you won't give me away.
00:39:00Leave it to me.
00:39:01Will I call you an old maid?
00:39:04And Mr. Levine, you'll warn him.
00:39:05Listen, who does all the work around here?
00:39:08When the spotter comes around spotting,
00:39:10Aby will keep his mouth shut.
00:39:12I am the liar in this family.
00:39:17Good morning, Mr. Morris.
00:39:19Hello, Joe.
00:39:21Good morning, Mr. Morris.
00:39:23Good morning.
00:39:23Good morning, Mr. Morris.
00:39:25Hello, McTavish.
00:39:25How's the wife?
00:39:26Oh, she's fine now, Mr. Morris.
00:39:28I sure appreciate your transferring her to the Lacey's.
00:39:32Those heavy bolts in the dress goods were a wee bit too much for her.
00:39:35Well, I'm glad to hear she's feeling better.
00:39:37Thanks, Mr. Morris.
00:39:43I didn't know your wife worked here.
00:39:45Sure.
00:39:46We were five years together in the glassware.
00:39:49I thought he didn't like his employer's marriage to each other.
00:39:52Don't be silly.
00:39:53He'd give us a hundred dollar ice box for a wedding present.
00:39:56Someone's been kidding you.
00:39:58Yeah.
00:40:00I guess they have.
00:40:04Well, Helen, you're on the home stretch.
00:40:07Yes, sir.
00:40:08Job all right?
00:40:09Yes, sir.
00:40:10I wish there were more Morris's.
00:40:12But you've got a good record, Helen.
00:40:13Keep it up.
00:40:14Now remember, no drinking.
00:40:15Yes, sir.
00:40:16No staying out at night.
00:40:17Yes, sir.
00:40:17And no falling in love.
00:40:18That is, not yet.
00:40:20No, sir.
00:40:21Okay.
00:40:22Now, I've got good news for you.
00:40:23I think we can drop the weekly reports from now on.
00:40:26I'll see you a month from today.
00:40:31Okay?
00:40:32Thank you, Mr. Dayton.
00:40:34Goodbye.
00:40:35Goodbye.
00:40:38Why don't you drop around Thanksgiving Day?
00:40:41We might talk a little business.
00:40:43My business is selling sporting goods.
00:40:46You?
00:40:47Don't be a sap.
00:40:50Listen, Joe.
00:40:51I want you to come in with me.
00:40:53Sure you do.
00:40:54I always had the brass, and all you had was a quick getaway.
00:40:57You've got to remember that for the rest of your life.
00:40:58There was reasons for that.
00:41:02Listen, I've got a pretty sweet setup.
00:41:05You'd like to make a little dough, wouldn't you?
00:41:08That mashie is $14.70.
00:41:11Too much for me.
00:41:14I'll be waiting for you on Thanksgiving Day.
00:41:17I can't keep you from waiting.
00:41:27Almost ready?
00:41:29Almost!
00:41:30Gee, didn't we have fun last night?
00:41:33I can even stand Pinochle to be with the Levines.
00:41:36You know why I like to be with them so much?
00:41:37Why?
00:41:38It's the only time I get called Mrs. Dennis.
00:41:40We don't have to pretend around them.
00:41:43Oh, Joe.
00:41:44I'd like to climb to the top of the roof and call everyone who goes by.
00:41:47Hey, I'm Mrs. Dennis!
00:41:49Why can't you?
00:41:51Why, Joe, I told you.
00:41:57Helen, are you sure you were right about...
00:42:01Morris not liking it?
00:42:02Why, of course.
00:42:05Joe, would you get me a bath towel, please?
00:42:09They're in the closet, darling.
00:42:24Can't you find them?
00:42:26Yeah, I found them.
00:42:29What's the matter, darling?
00:42:31I found a bundle of letters in with the towels.
00:42:35Letters?
00:42:36Well...
00:42:36What are they?
00:42:38I really don't remember what they are.
00:42:40I, uh...
00:42:42They look like love letters.
00:42:45Can I open them?
00:42:46No.
00:42:47I'd rather look at them first.
00:42:49I really don't remember what they are.
00:42:51Okay.
00:42:54None of my business anyway, I guess.
00:42:59Here's the towel.
00:43:01Breakfast is on the table.
00:43:06Aren't you gonna eat with me?
00:43:07No, I got kind of a headache.
00:43:09I'm gonna go out and walk it off.
00:43:12It's raining.
00:43:13It isn't bad.
00:43:14A guy wanted to see me today anyway.
00:43:50I got the apples!
00:43:56Then I can explain my Jung...
00:43:57I've never been asked to see me now.
00:44:01They're not hot.
00:44:01You're not.
00:44:02No, no, no.
00:44:02I'm gonna be a little girl.
00:44:03You're not.
00:44:03I'm not.
00:44:03No, no, no, no, no.
00:44:04I'm a big one at the end of the mountain.
00:44:05Joe!
00:44:08Hey, you!
00:44:09Will you stop dripping all over my floor?
00:44:11What are you doing down there, anyway?
00:44:13I'm looking for Helen Roberts. She lives here, doesn't she?
00:44:15Sure she lives here.
00:44:17Do you know if she's home?
00:44:19If you want to see her, why don't you wait downstairs in the parlour?
00:44:22Say, what kind of a place do you think I own here?
00:44:25Very nice, evidently.
00:44:26But I still want to see Miss Roberts.
00:44:30Just take your time. Take your time.
00:44:35Who shall I say wants her?
00:44:37Dayton. Mr. Dayton.
00:44:40Maybe. You'd better wait outside. Helen...
00:44:42It's all right, Mrs. Levine. I know Mr. Dayton. He can come in.
00:44:46May I?
00:44:47Thanks.
00:44:49He's from the store.
00:44:51It's okay.
00:44:52But I don't like unmarried girls having visitors upstairs.
00:44:56I'm awfully sorry, Mr. Dayton.
00:44:58Mrs. Levine is very strict.
00:45:01Won't you sit down?
00:45:02Well, you seem to be pretty well protected here.
00:45:05Is everything going all right?
00:45:07Yes. Yes, sir.
00:45:08What about Joe Dennis?
00:45:11What?
00:45:12Do you know him?
00:45:16Yes.
00:45:18Well, I'm glad you're telling me the truth.
00:45:20We've had a report about you and Joe Dennis.
00:45:23You have?
00:45:25Yeah, you ride to work in the subway with him every morning.
00:45:31Oh, he roams here too, you know.
00:45:34I know him that way.
00:45:35Well, bad company can get you back into prison, you know, Helen.
00:45:38It's a violation of your parole.
00:45:41And Joe Dennis is bad company.
00:45:42He's an ex-convict.
00:45:44Joe Dennis?
00:45:45Yes.
00:45:47Well, you both work at Morrissey's, and I know it's natural to go to work with him.
00:45:50That's why you should be warned.
00:45:53I'll...
00:45:53I'll try not to see him.
00:45:57But...
00:45:57Will you warn him about me too?
00:46:00If you do, he might mention it to someone.
00:46:03And then all the people at the store.
00:46:05Well, we don't hound people.
00:46:06There's no reason to warn Joe Dennis about you.
00:46:09You never pulled a job with a gun in your hand.
00:46:11Don't worry, Helen.
00:46:12I've got to go.
00:46:13You're a good kid and I'm all for you.
00:46:16Thanks, Mr. Dayton.
00:46:20Keep your chin up.
00:46:22You know, in three months more, you'll be rid of me.
00:46:24Goodbye.
00:46:27Goodbye.
00:46:40Joe!
00:46:41What's the matter?
00:46:43I...
00:46:45I didn't hear you come back.
00:46:47Let me take your coat.
00:46:48You'll catch a cold.
00:46:52An...
00:46:53An old friend of mine was here just now.
00:46:55We talked a lot about you.
00:46:57He'd seen us together on the subway.
00:47:01He'd just left.
00:47:02Didn't you hear us?
00:47:03No.
00:47:05Who was it?
00:47:06Uh...
00:47:06Where'd you have Joe?
00:47:08Oh.
00:47:10Phew.
00:47:11God.
00:47:12You didn't answer my question.
00:47:13Mrs. Levine?
00:47:14Oh!
00:47:15Oh, the man!
00:47:16Uh...
00:47:16I knew him at the store.
00:47:18Poor guy.
00:47:19Oh, your coat's dripping all over everything.
00:47:22His wife got sick once and right on top of that he was fired.
00:47:25So I loaned him five dollars.
00:47:27I went without lunches and felt very big-hearted and noble.
00:47:30I guess I'd better put this in the bathroom.
00:47:33I certainly never expected to see that five again.
00:47:35But sure enough, up he pops today and pays it to me.
00:47:39Why did Mrs. Levine tell me that guy was a spotter from the store?
00:47:43Why?
00:47:44I don't know.
00:47:46If he was just a friend, why did you close the door?
00:47:50Oh, the door.
00:47:53You pick on everything.
00:47:54Doors are either open or closed.
00:47:56How do I know why I closed the door?
00:47:58Oh, Joe.
00:48:00What's happened to you?
00:48:01Something's changed you.
00:48:03What is it, darling?
00:48:05What have I done to make you suspicious of every little thing I do?
00:48:08Please answer me.
00:48:15Well, it's...
00:48:16I happen to find out.
00:48:19Helen.
00:48:21McTavish and his wife both work at the store.
00:48:23And you told me...
00:48:24Oh, Joe.
00:48:25Is that what's bothering you?
00:48:27Listen.
00:48:29Mrs. McTavish is Mr. Morris' wife's relative.
00:48:33She is?
00:48:34Sure.
00:48:36Morris has to make an exception there, doesn't he?
00:48:40Darling, don't you see how silly you were?
00:48:44I just get crazy ideas.
00:48:46I'm so crazy about you, Helen, that I...
00:48:48Darling, we're crazy about each other.
00:48:50It isn't you and it isn't me.
00:48:52It's you and me.
00:49:00I'm giving a little get-together for the boys tonight, Gympie.
00:49:03Turkey and all the fixings.
00:49:05I'd like to have you drop in.
00:49:07Thanks, Mick, but...
00:49:09I... I can't, I...
00:49:10Then bring Joe.
00:49:11Oh, Joe wouldn't come, even if I asked him to, I know.
00:49:14When you come down tonight, you bring Joe, see?
00:49:21I ain't never said a word about that little job up in Detroit.
00:49:24Mickey, be quiet, will you?
00:49:25That's because I like you, see?
00:49:27Well, if I should get to not liking you.
00:49:30All right.
00:49:31What?
00:49:32When you come down tonight, you bring Joe, see?
00:49:35There's gonna be lots of nice presents.
00:49:37With Mr. Morris' best wishes.
00:49:38Thank you. Merry Christmas.
00:49:40Thank you, same thing.
00:49:41With Mr. Morris' best wishes.
00:49:45Hey, Joe, how about a common jelly?
00:49:47I ought to go home.
00:49:48Uh, I mean, I got a date.
00:49:49Well, girls don't like you to show up too early on Christmas Eve.
00:49:52They got things to do.
00:49:54You know, wrap up packages and things.
00:49:56Stuff you're not supposed to know they got you.
00:49:59Listen, Joe.
00:50:00You've been awful hard to find lately, and...
00:50:02Oh, I get sort of lonesome on Christmas Eve.
00:50:06Okay, Gimpy.
00:50:07But just for a minute, then.
00:50:35Funny.
00:50:37Last Christmas I was on the inside looking out.
00:50:40And thinking I'd go bats if I couldn't get outside.
00:50:43And now I'm out.
00:50:46I don't know.
00:50:48Come to think of it,
00:50:50it was kinda cozy in that little cell.
00:50:54My old lady used to send me cake.
00:50:56The screws wouldn't let me have it.
00:50:58Figured there was a saw head in it.
00:51:00If they'd only known.
00:51:03I could have sought my way out with a cake.
00:51:07Boy, what a cook.
00:51:09Remember the chicken we used to get Christmas?
00:51:11Once a year.
00:51:14And you started thinking about it around the 4th of July.
00:51:18It's funny.
00:51:19You can eat chicken now whenever you want.
00:51:22But you don't get such a kick out of it.
00:51:24And no old lady to tell you off.
00:51:26Why do guys get married anyhow?
00:51:28Some chump ate an apple once,
00:51:29and the rest of us guys have been getting cramps from it ever since.
00:51:32Regular.
00:51:34Gee.
00:51:35For five years she couldn't even talk to me.
00:51:39And when the day's all right.
00:51:40It was a nice bunch of boys up there.
00:51:42Most of us are still together at that.
00:51:45And that's the way it oughta be.
00:51:46We gotta stick together.
00:51:47If you try to buck it alone.
00:51:49That's right.
00:51:49Do you remember the new guy that came up that night?
00:51:50That was Christmas Eve too.
00:51:51Yeah, remember?
00:51:53Yeah.
00:51:53The first time we seen him was in a mess hall.
00:51:55And nobody knew who he was.
00:51:55But we got it over the grapevine.
00:51:57A big shot was coming up.
00:51:58And the screws wouldn't answer no questions.
00:52:01And then?
00:52:01Half the light's out.
00:52:03Yeah.
00:52:05Remember how it started?
00:52:18Can you hear me?
00:52:21Can you hear me?
00:52:24Is the coast clear?
00:52:27The coast is clear.
00:52:29The coast is clear.
00:52:33You.
00:52:34The new guy.
00:52:35Who are you, pal?
00:52:38Who are you, pal?
00:52:43It's number one.
00:52:45Number one.
00:52:45Number one.
00:52:46Number one.
00:52:46The big shot.
00:52:48They finally caught up with him.
00:52:50He took the ramp.
00:52:55How long are you in for?
00:52:58How long are you in for?
00:53:01How long are you in for?
00:53:11Five years.
00:53:14Five years.
00:53:15Five years ain't so long.
00:53:19Five years ain't so long.
00:53:23Five years ain't so long.
00:53:27Five years ain't so long.
00:53:31That's a lifetime. Five years away from everything.
00:53:36Lights and music and beautiful dames.
00:53:40Cooped up in here like a rat.
00:53:43I'll go nuts. I gotta get out of it.
00:53:47I got plenty of jack socked away and a mouthpiece.
00:53:52I tell you, I tell you,
00:53:55I gotta get out!
00:53:58I gotta get out.
00:53:59Stick with the mob, do you hear us?
00:54:02Stick with the mob, do you hear us?
00:54:05Stick with the mob, do you hear us?
00:54:07Stick with the mob, and the mob will stick with you.
00:54:09Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:11Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:12Do you hear us?
00:54:13Yes, stick with the mob, stick with the mob.
00:54:15Do you hear us?
00:54:16Yes, stick with the mob, stick with the mob.
00:54:18Do you hear us?
00:54:19Yes, stick with the mob, stick with the mob.
00:54:21Yes, stick with the mob, stick with the mob.
00:54:21And the mob will stick with you.
00:54:23Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:23Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:24Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:24Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:26Yes, the mob will stick with you.
00:54:30Can you hear me?
00:54:32Sure can you hear me.
00:54:39Is the coast clear?
00:54:42The coast is clear.
00:54:44Give us the high sign.
00:54:52One scotch and a chaser for Joe.
00:54:54Okay.
00:55:01And the same all around for the boys.
00:55:03That king is here.
00:55:04Let him in.
00:55:13Hiya, gang.
00:55:14Hiya, Joe.
00:55:15Hiya, Joe.
00:55:19Being around with all you guys.
00:55:21Hiya, Joe.
00:55:22Seeing the same old faces.
00:55:24Hiya, Joe.
00:55:25Takes me back to the old days.
00:55:27Hiya, Joe.
00:55:28Stick with the mob.
00:55:29And I feel like I'm part of the mob again.
00:55:31Stick with the mob.
00:55:32Stick with the mob.
00:55:33Though I've gone straight and gotten a job.
00:55:34Do you hear us?
00:55:35Stick with the mob.
00:55:36Still I seem to belong with the mob again.
00:55:38Once you're in this old state.
00:55:40Unless you let them hang your crepe.
00:55:42Think of the big house once again.
00:55:43Hell, you were our buddy then.
00:55:45You're part of the mob.
00:55:46You belong to the mob.
00:55:57Something screwy's going on.
00:55:59What's going on?
00:56:00What's it mean?
00:56:01What's all the racket about?
00:56:02What's going on?
00:56:04What's all the screws running for?
00:56:06Number one is up to something.
00:56:07He must be stir-crazy.
00:56:08What's the guy trying to do?
00:56:10What's he up to?
00:56:10Is he on the lam?
00:56:11Yeah, he's taking a powder.
00:56:12What's he taking a powder for?
00:56:13Five years ain't so long.
00:56:15He's trying to run out on us.
00:56:16He ain't gotta try to miss a chance.
00:56:17That guy must be nuts.
00:56:18They'll chop him down.
00:56:19He won't get to first base.
00:56:21He can't make it.
00:56:24Listen.
00:56:36He's done it.
00:56:37He's out.
00:56:38There's a car waiting.
00:56:39There he goes.
00:56:40Hey, buddy.
00:56:41Hey, buddy.
00:56:41Hey, Chief.
00:56:43Get him off!
00:56:44Get him off!
00:56:46Get him off!
00:56:47Get him off!
00:56:48Get him off!
00:56:50Get him off!
00:56:59They got him.
00:57:01He didn't make it.
00:57:06It don't work trying to go it alone.
00:57:09Even a big shot found that out.
00:57:11Yeah. And you can't beat it either, Joe.
00:57:14Once you're in, you're in.
00:57:15That's why we're getting together again.
00:57:16Come on, Nicky. Tell him what it is.
00:57:18Joe, this is big.
00:57:20You gotta come in, Joe. We're knocking over the store.
00:57:23Morris is there.
00:57:24Sure, there's a fortune just laying there waiting for us to glom onto it.
00:57:27Furs, silver, silks. Plenty. 30,000 just laying there.
00:57:30And us chubs working for nickels.
00:57:31What kind of heels are you guys doing this to Morris?
00:57:34Eh, what did Morris ever do for us?
00:57:36He gave you a break. Nobody else ever did.
00:57:38Yeah, he can switch off of us.
00:57:40Sure. And he gave us $10 for Christmas.
00:57:43Come on, Joe. Get wise. The boys want you in.
00:57:45Sure, Joe.
00:57:46Oh, come on, Joe.
00:57:48They'd follow you over a cliff.
00:57:50I don't want to go over a cliff.
00:57:52That's just what I've been telling you.
00:58:00I guess he's afraid his girl wouldn't like it.
00:58:05Helen wouldn't like it.
00:58:06That little plaster saint.
00:58:12Meaning what?
00:58:13What are you trying to put over?
00:58:15Are you and Helen putting on a swell sister act?
00:58:18Or is she taking you for a nice, juicy ride?
00:58:21It's all right with us if she's trying to keep her parole.
00:58:23She'd be dumb not to.
00:58:24But why build her up to us?
00:58:29Parole?
00:58:31Didn't she tell you?
00:58:32I know a babe that roomed in the same cell with her.
00:58:35You mean you didn't know it?
00:58:37She's been making the sap out of you all this time.
00:58:54I didn't say nothing, Joe.
00:58:59I knew it.
00:59:03I knew it all the time.
00:59:05I knew something was wrong.
00:59:07But why did you have to tell me?
00:59:10I was happy enough, wasn't I?
00:59:21Come back when you've cooled off, kid.
00:59:23We'll be waiting for you.
00:59:26Is this a cake?
00:59:28It melts right out of your mouth.
00:59:30Gee, but so many eggs and sugar and butter and chocolate and citron.
00:59:36I don't look.
00:59:37It's all right, darling.
00:59:38It's going to be mine and Abe's Christmas present to you and Joe.
00:59:41Thanks, Mrs. B.
00:59:43You know, you don't look like you feel so good, my angel.
00:59:48I'm all right.
00:59:49Did you tell him already?
00:59:51Good night.
00:59:53What happiness that will be for him?
00:59:55He gives me the good blessings.
00:59:57Well, I'll go and get you everything for the cake.
00:59:59But remember, the main thing in the cake is the beating it.
01:00:03You've got to be beating it and beating it and beating it.
01:00:19Good night.
01:00:19Hello, darling.
01:00:20Hello.
01:00:22I can't leave the stuff to kiss you.
01:00:24It'll go flat.
01:00:26Tired?
01:00:27Not very.
01:00:28Where's the paper?
01:00:30On the chair.
01:00:34I'll be through it a minute, honey.
01:00:38This is going to be swell.
01:00:39I hope.
01:00:41Mrs. Levine's great great something invented it.
01:00:44Yeah.
01:00:45How many years ago was that?
01:00:47Oh, hundreds, I guess.
01:00:49Let's see.
01:00:50Mrs. Levine is...
01:00:52How old do you suppose she is?
01:00:54Oh, I don't know.
01:00:55How old do you think?
01:00:57Oh, she told me once when I first came here, but...
01:01:00How long you been here, kid?
01:01:01I never asked.
01:01:02Oh, about six months, I guess.
01:01:04I remember she told me then...
01:01:05How long were you in for before that?
01:01:07Three years.
01:01:42Hello, Joe.
01:01:44Come on in.
01:01:50By paying me the advance fee, my services are at your disposal from now on.
01:01:54In case anything slips.
01:01:56But let's make this clear.
01:01:59Our arrangements don't call for the protection of anyone but yourself.
01:02:02Sure.
01:02:03That's understood.
01:02:07It's what you said.
01:02:08A thousand dollars.
01:02:10You'll find it's all there.
01:02:11Naturally.
01:02:12If I don't, I'm not your lawyer.
01:02:14And remember...
01:02:15If it turns out that you don't get into a jam...
01:02:18The money is not refunded.
01:02:20Sure.
01:02:22Well, so long.
01:02:23I'll be seeing you.
01:02:25I mean, I hope not.
01:02:27So long.
01:02:38I'll be seeing you.
01:02:40What's the matter, Borton?
01:02:43Who?
01:02:44Mickey Bain?
01:02:46Boys all lined up, Joe?
01:02:47All lined up.
01:02:48You got a mouthpiece to take care of in case they stub their toe?
01:02:51Oh, sure.
01:02:53Everything's all set for Wednesday night.
01:02:57Wait.
01:02:59The way you got it lined up, it's a pushover.
01:03:01We could walk in standing up.
01:03:02You do it the way I tell you.
01:03:04We'll come out the same way.
01:03:06Come on.
01:03:10Come on.
01:03:11You stick here.
01:03:11I don't want no visitors real well.
01:03:13Okay.
01:03:15Of course, I ain't saying you're wrong, Joe.
01:03:17I'm just saying you got me all mixed up.
01:03:20I thought it was plain enough.
01:03:22Oh, sure.
01:03:23I'm straight about that.
01:03:23I meet you at the back of the store at 12.
01:03:25I didn't mean that.
01:03:26What do you mean?
01:03:28Well, I know I ain't very bright, Joe.
01:03:30That's why I gotta believe what a guy like you tells me.
01:03:32Well, you get me believing one thing and then say all the time it ain't been true.
01:03:36Well, I mean, two weeks ago, Mr. Morris was the swellest guy in the world.
01:03:39Shut up, will you?
01:03:41Now it's all right to cross him up.
01:03:43Shut up!
01:03:43For Pete's sake, lay off me, will you?
01:03:45Okay, Joe.
01:03:46Okay.
01:03:48I'll see you tomorrow.
01:03:51I'm telling you to lay off.
01:03:53Yeah?
01:03:54Who says so?
01:03:55The big shot says so.
01:03:58The big shot?
01:04:01But...
01:04:02But couldn't we make a deal?
01:04:04Maybe we could work together.
01:04:05Maybe...
01:04:06The big shot wouldn't dicker with you.
01:04:08Why not?
01:04:09I'm willing to play ball.
01:04:11What's he got against me?
01:04:14He just don't like you.
01:04:39Joe.
01:04:41Joe.
01:04:42Even if you won't talk to me anymore, I gotta talk to you.
01:04:46It's often, you know, living in the same house with somebody you love and not talking to them or anything.
01:04:53I don't blame you for being mad at me.
01:04:55I thought I was doing the right thing not telling you.
01:04:58But I guess I wasn't.
01:05:00I'll do anything to make it up to you.
01:05:12Helen.
01:05:13The telephone wants you.
01:05:15Okay.
01:05:16Who is it?
01:05:17He's a friend of Joe's, he says.
01:05:20Hello.
01:05:21Hello.
01:05:22Is this Helen Roberts?
01:05:24What do you want?
01:05:25Who is this?
01:05:26Oh, it doesn't make no difference who this is.
01:05:28You don't know me.
01:05:29I'm a friend of Joe's.
01:05:31And I'm tipping you off.
01:05:32Tonight you've got to talk to Joe and taking you to a show or something.
01:05:36And then keep hold of him, see?
01:05:37What do you mean?
01:05:38James could do that easy.
01:05:39What are you talking about?
01:05:40I'm talking about Joe.
01:05:42Who is this?
01:05:43Never mind who this is.
01:05:44Listen, if you don't know all I can tell you, Joe's going to get in trouble.
01:05:46And it certainly shouldn't be did to Mr. Morris.
01:05:48Mr. Morris?
01:05:50I mean, you keep Joe with you tonight because then...
01:05:53Because then he won't be there when the job's being pulled.
01:05:55Is that it?
01:05:56Yeah.
01:05:57No.
01:05:57Hey.
01:05:58Hey, you.
01:05:59Are you still there?
01:06:00Listen.
01:06:03Gimpy.
01:06:03Don't let Joe call you up.
01:06:05Hey.
01:06:06Hey, you.
01:06:15Mr. Morris.
01:06:16I'm...
01:06:17I'm Roberts in the blouses.
01:06:19I know.
01:06:20Sit down, Miss Roberts.
01:06:23I suppose you're very busy.
01:06:24I shouldn't have...
01:06:26But if...
01:06:26If I hadn't come quick before I thought it over...
01:06:29I wouldn't have had the nerve.
01:06:32Go on.
01:06:34Mr. Morris.
01:06:36When your life has a bad spot in it.
01:06:38And it's spoiling everything it touches.
01:06:41And it's libel even to take your life away from you.
01:06:45Don't you think it's better to just cut it out clean?
01:06:48No matter how much it might hurt?
01:06:49I do.
01:06:52So do I.
01:06:53That's why I came here.
01:06:59Hello.
01:07:00Oh.
01:07:01You came anyway.
01:07:03What do you mean, I came anyway?
01:07:04Nothing.
01:07:05Nothing at all.
01:07:06I just wondered.
01:07:07If you want to back out, just say so.
01:07:09No, Joe.
01:07:09I don't want to back out.
01:07:10I...
01:07:10All right.
01:07:11Then pipe down and come on.
01:07:27Monaghan reporting.
01:07:29Everything quiet.
01:07:34No.
01:07:51No.
01:07:57I don't want to back out.
01:07:58No, no, no, no.
01:07:59No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:08:03Whistling
01:09:33It's a frame.
01:09:34We've been turned in.
01:09:35Joel Skarl done it.
01:09:36Your girlfriend, Mr. Joel.
01:09:38A squealer.
01:09:39Shut up.
01:09:41Just a dirty little stool pigeon.
01:09:44I said shut up.
01:09:45Take the guns away from them.
01:09:56No!
01:09:57I'm ticklish.
01:09:58Where's your gun?
01:10:05It's a heirloom.
01:10:10This man has no gun.
01:10:12So your brain clicked for a minute, did it?
01:10:18If you aren't a pretty sight, my wife wanted me to collect stamps.
01:10:23I don't know why my hobby had to be idiots.
01:10:26If you had a greenest sense, you'd know I'd find out about this without this young lady.
01:10:30If you can bribe a man for $50, don't you think I can make him talk for $55?
01:10:36For the love of Pete Gimpy, put your hands down.
01:10:39You'd make me nervous.
01:10:41Thank you, Mr. Morris.
01:10:44And to think that the law says that eight useless guys like you have to be put in a nice,
01:10:50comfortable prison and fed at the taxpayer's expense.
01:10:53Well, you're not going to get off that easy.
01:10:55My taxes are high enough already.
01:10:58You're going to work for your living the same as I do.
01:11:00That's why I listened to Helen when she begged me not to toss you back into the can.
01:11:04I've done all that I know how for you.
01:11:06And it evidently hasn't done any good.
01:11:08So she's talked me into letting her try.
01:11:11She seems to think she can knock some sense into your heads.
01:11:14But I doubt it.
01:11:18But maybe you won't resent her and discount everything she says the way you do me, just because I happen
01:11:24to be your employer.
01:11:27Will you need the guards?
01:11:30Are you sure?
01:11:34Now, you listen to me.
01:11:37I'm going.
01:11:39But if any one of you leaves this room before Miss Roberts says he can, he'll be sent to prison
01:11:45for breaking in here tonight.
01:11:49Now, I know who you all are.
01:11:51And I want to see every one of you back on the job tomorrow morning at eight o'clock.
01:11:59And that doesn't mean three minutes after.
01:12:03Come on, boys.
01:12:12Come on.
01:12:13And when you leave, please turn out the lights.
01:12:19Do you think the guy's on the level?
01:12:21I don't know.
01:12:21I still don't like the idea of being here at eight o'clock in the morning.
01:12:24This job didn't pan out so well.
01:12:26Maybe the next one will.
01:12:28Sit down.
01:12:30Say, what does she want?
01:12:31Didn't you hear me?
01:12:32I said sit down.
01:12:34Say, Joe, what do you have to do?
01:12:37Ah, never mind.
01:12:38Come on.
01:12:45Oh, we might as well make ourselves comfortable while the cops clear out downstairs.
01:12:51Now, you listen.
01:12:53What I have to tell you isn't hard to explain.
01:12:56You should have learned it at school.
01:12:58The school we all went to.
01:12:59Only I learned something at that school.
01:13:02Everyone didn't, I guess.
01:13:04Something you've heard all your life and laughed yourself sick at.
01:13:06You've heard it from long-winded reformers.
01:13:09You've read it in hot-air editorials.
01:13:12It's the oldest chestnut in the language.
01:13:15It's that, well, crime doesn't pay.
01:13:24I don't mean because you get caught by the law and punished.
01:13:28Because sometimes you're not.
01:13:29I don't mean because it kills something decent inside of you.
01:13:33Because a lot of you wouldn't care about that.
01:13:36What I mean is, it doesn't add up in dollars and cents.
01:13:41You can't make any real money stealing.
01:13:44Yeah?
01:13:45We'd have made 30 grand out of this if you hadn't butted in.
01:13:48You can cut that down to 15% of 30 grand.
01:13:50That's all offense would have given you.
01:13:52And not a cent more.
01:13:54Shifty was going to give us 25%.
01:13:56Shifty would have given you 15% and that's all.
01:13:59I used to know bigger people than you that did business with him.
01:14:02That's all he ever gave them.
01:14:05Maybe I can show you better.
01:14:07Let me prove it to you, black and white.
01:14:09You figured the hole at 30,000.
01:14:11Okay.
01:14:14Hole.
01:14:1730,000.
01:14:2215%.
01:14:23That's what the fence would have given you.
01:14:2415% of 30,000 is $4,500.
01:14:29Put that over here.
01:14:31Now the payoff over here.
01:14:33The getaway car, how much?
01:14:36One grand.
01:14:37Okay.
01:14:41Getaway car, $1,000.
01:14:46You can sell it for half that.
01:14:48So you're out $500 there.
01:14:50You could have stolen it.
01:14:51But the brain back of the job didn't want a hot car on his hand.
01:14:54Sure.
01:14:56We always stole it before.
01:14:58Yeah.
01:14:59Imagine buying a getaway car.
01:15:03The trucks to haul away the hot stuff.
01:15:06You can't hire trucks for less than 200 apiece with the chances they take.
01:15:10How many?
01:15:11How many?
01:15:12I don't know.
01:15:13Joe handled it.
01:15:14Joe.
01:15:14Yeah, Joe.
01:15:19Okay.
01:15:20I guess you'd need two.
01:15:22Two.
01:15:27Three, then.
01:15:30We were tipped off.
01:15:31We bribed the watchman.
01:15:32Mr. Morris had a little talk with them.
01:15:34And told them the only way to save their jobs is by going through with it.
01:15:38Like nothing had happened.
01:15:39Three watchman at $100 apiece makes $300.
01:15:47The two stockroom men you bribed in the fur and silver department score.
01:15:53Weider and me trusting him like a mother.
01:15:57They wouldn't risk their good jobs for $50 apiece.
01:16:02That makes another $100.
01:16:04The getaway tickets.
01:16:06We'll lump them together.
01:16:06One, two, three, four.
01:16:08Eight of you.
01:16:12At $40 apiece, I suppose.
01:16:15They'll call it $300.
01:16:16I'll throw in the tools and the money for the doctor and your guns and all the other little expenses.
01:16:23I won't even count them.
01:16:25Oh, wait.
01:16:27There's the mouthpiece.
01:16:29Can't get a lawyer for less than a grand.
01:16:31They always charge that.
01:16:34Now, let's see.
01:16:36$2,800.
01:16:37$2,800 from $45 is $1,700.
01:16:43And now for the boss.
01:16:45You think you're gypped by Mr. Morris.
01:16:47That your wages aren't high enough for the hours you spend working for him.
01:16:51So you make of your mind you won't work for this boss anymore.
01:16:54But there's always a boss on any job.
01:16:56You simply traded Mr. Morris for another boss.
01:16:58But this one doesn't pay your wages in advance and get his profit afterward.
01:17:02This one takes his profit first.
01:17:05And you get what's left to divvy up among you.
01:17:08This cut is a third, right?
01:17:10Yeah.
01:17:11Yeah.
01:17:12Yeah.
01:17:12Yeah, that's right.
01:17:14Okay.
01:17:15Thirt of $1,700 is $5,6666.
01:17:21$566.66.
01:17:23That's the boss's share.
01:17:25Subtracted from $1,700 is $4,333.
01:17:34$1,133.34.
01:17:36To be split between eight of you.
01:17:38Ten.
01:17:38There's two more guys with the boss.
01:17:40Okay.
01:17:41That makes it easier for me.
01:17:47$113.33 for each of you.
01:17:51And for $113.33, you throw away your jobs, lose your homes, be hunted by coppers, and sooner or later
01:17:59be sent to prison.
01:18:00Some of you are two-time losers.
01:18:02If you get sent up again, you're in for keeps.
01:18:04Only the biggest sap in the world thinks crime pays any dividends.
01:18:08But, sister, now you ain't trying to tell us that the big shots don't make any more than that.
01:18:12The big shots aren't little crooks like you.
01:18:15They're politicians.
01:18:19What's keeping them guys?
01:18:22Get out of here!
01:18:26Get in.
01:18:27I told you the big shot didn't like you, didn't they?
01:18:29Get in.
01:18:39Sister, you're all right.
01:18:40Sure she's all right.
01:18:42Hey, Joe.
01:18:43Gee, Joe.
01:18:44Now I know why you wanted to go straight.
01:18:45Why didn't you tell us like Helen just did?
01:18:47That's talk we can understand.
01:18:48He didn't know.
01:18:50I tried to tell you, Joe, but you wouldn't listen.
01:18:52You mean you tried to tell him what you just told us and he wouldn't listen?
01:18:55Joe ain't so easy to talk to.
01:18:57Say, if I had a girl like that, I'd have some sense.
01:18:59Where do you get girls like that, Joe?
01:19:01I got mine out of jail.
01:19:02Joe.
01:19:04They raise them smart there.
01:19:06Smart enough to kid a guy like me into marrying her.
01:19:08Joe.
01:19:09I wasn't any bargain either.
01:19:10I told you that.
01:19:11But I told you.
01:19:13I didn't marry a lionty and cheatin' you.
01:19:16You should be pretty proud of yourself.
01:19:18Just skip it that I ever married you.
01:19:21Now, sister, don't go.
01:19:22Just forget about it.
01:19:23Let me go.
01:19:23Now, listen.
01:19:24Don't pay any attention to this and don't get a minute.
01:19:26Let me go.
01:19:27Let me go.
01:19:35Gee, Joe.
01:19:36That was no way to talk to her.
01:19:38You ought to thank her instead of kickin' her teeth in.
01:19:40You made her feel pretty bad, Joe.
01:19:42Did you see her face?
01:19:43Fella's got a perfect right to bawl his girl out, but gee, not in front of people.
01:19:47Shut up, will ya?
01:19:48Shut up!
01:19:49Oh, I know how you feel, Joe.
01:19:50No guy likes to admit his girl's that bright.
01:19:53Shut up!
01:19:53Shut up and get out of here, all of ya!
01:19:55Go on, get going!
01:19:56All right, come on.
01:19:57No, wait a minute, listen, Joe.
01:19:58No, never mind, Joe.
01:19:58Wait a minute, let him alone now.
01:20:00Let him alone, come on.
01:20:01Okay, Joe.
01:20:02Okay.
01:20:09Mr. Morris told us to.
01:20:21Where are you going?
01:20:23I'm going away.
01:20:25And Joe doesn't know a thing about it.
01:20:27I can tell.
01:20:29Well, I'm not going to let you do it.
01:20:32You have no right to take Joe's baby away from him.
01:20:36Joe doesn't know about the baby, Mrs. Levine.
01:20:38He doesn't know about...
01:20:39No.
01:20:40I'm glad he doesn't.
01:20:42He won't worry about me like he might.
01:20:46Well, what are you going to do?
01:20:48I can take care of a baby by myself.
01:20:51Other women have.
01:20:52Well, I can take that Joe of yours and spank him right over my lap.
01:20:56This isn't his fault, Mrs. Levine.
01:20:58It's mine.
01:20:59You don't understand, Joe.
01:21:02I lied to him.
01:21:03He can't stand that.
01:21:05He found out.
01:21:07He killed him.
01:21:20He killed her.
01:21:23He killed her.
01:21:28He killed her.
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01:26:56Where would I be?
01:26:57In a sideshow.
01:27:01I'd be in a hospital. That's where I'd be.
01:27:03But we have looked there.
01:27:05But I looked at the right time.
01:27:06Gibby, you mean you didn't find it, did you?
01:27:32Mr. Dennis?
01:27:35Which one is Mr. Dennis?
01:27:39It's all over.
01:27:42And your wife wants to see you. Follow me.
01:28:02Hello.
01:28:04Hello.
01:28:08I brought you this.
01:28:13Joe.
01:28:19He's in the nursery.
01:28:21He?
01:28:22Huh?
01:28:22What?
01:28:25Joe.
01:28:26I've been thinking.
01:28:29Now we're...
01:28:30Don't you think we ought to get married?
01:28:33I now pronounce you man and wife.
01:28:38Here they come.
01:28:40Come on, fellas. Get ready.
01:28:48Congratulations, Joe.
01:28:50Come on.
01:28:54Where's Gimpy?
01:28:55Yeah. Where is Gimpy?
01:29:00Well, he's got a right to know what's going on, eh?
01:29:03You all right?
01:29:14One, two, tres.
01:29:19One, two.
01:29:25One, two.
01:29:25One.
01:29:31One, two.
01:29:32One, two.
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