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00:00:23This is Philadelphia, city of brotherly love, where the Continental Congress signed the
00:00:28Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776. This is Philadelphia, seen from a vantage point which
00:00:37few Philadelphians care to visit. For just 45 years after the birth of American freedom, the founding
00:00:43fathers of the city chose a site in a district known as Cherry Hill, and there they built a prison
00:00:50modeled on the lines of a medieval fortress. Its grim walls have stood since 1821, and within the
00:00:58many men have paid the price of crime. Its records are rich with strange stories, but none more
00:01:06strange than the one we're about to tell.
00:01:43Mr. Paul, the warden wants 3725. 3725.
00:02:04The warden wants you, Larry. What goes on? He's probably going to give me the weekend in town.
00:02:09Get over there in the dump and good luck.
00:02:18Hi, Larry.
00:02:19Where's he taking you?
00:02:20The warden's office.
00:02:21Good-bye, baby.
00:02:23What's he going to get, Max?
00:02:24Weekend in town.
00:02:25Bring me a couple of pints, Larry.
00:02:27Bring me a couple of tomatoes.
00:02:28Me too, brother. How I miss my vegetables.
00:02:30Come on. Come on.
00:02:32Come on.
00:02:33Come on, brother. Come on.
00:02:36Come on. Come on.
00:02:38Come on. Come on. Come on.
00:02:40Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.
00:02:463725.
00:02:47Okay. How are you, Larry?
00:02:50I'm good, sir.
00:02:51Sit down. I got some news for you.
00:02:56your petition to the pardon board has been acted on favorably i can't tell you when you're going
00:03:03to get out of here but yet as soon as that pardon comes down from harrisburg you'll be released
00:03:12you mean you mean you're not really going to turn me loose well don't you want to go yes sir
00:03:19it's just it's kind of a shock having to leave home after all these years
00:03:25none of my family are living i don't know a soul on the outside
00:03:30i don't even know yet what i'm going to do you will adjust yourself in time
00:03:37congratulations thank you sir that's all larry
00:03:40yes sir hey larry yes what's on your mind i hear you're going out soon
00:03:55how long you been inside 15 years 14 when i came here
00:04:01i beat up a guard reformatory and he died
00:04:05it was an accident
00:04:11what's it like out there the only thing i know is the sound
00:04:16keeps getting louder every year yeah that's the traffic
00:04:21freezes the guts in the guy who just flush out a star
00:04:26world is full of slap-happy jerks seem to have a yen to kill
00:04:31old things been stepped up considerable since the salt of your way
00:04:35everybody's got the jitters buck ain't worth a buck anymore
00:04:39i haven't touched a buck for so long i wouldn't know what it felt like
00:04:43it still feels good
00:04:47i'm like a guy that sprouted wings
00:04:50crazy to try them
00:04:55i'm scared stiff
00:04:57some guys get so stirred bugs
00:04:59they can't stand it they want to come back in and can't all be bad outside i'll tell the
00:05:08world it ain't hey look you know anything about dames
00:05:13only what i've heard boy have you got a lot to learn
00:05:18there ain't nothing in all the world like a dame
00:05:21it can be sweet and wonderful
00:05:24and it can tear your heart out
00:05:28somewhere
00:05:30there's a right one for every guy
00:05:34sure is tough finding her
00:05:37you're being born all over again kid
00:05:40only this time
00:05:43you're a man
00:05:46you're a man
00:05:46getting kinda
00:05:49sleepy
00:06:06you have six hundred and seventy two dollars and fifty cents on the books
00:06:09that right
00:06:10that's right
00:06:12quite a bankroll
00:06:13well it took me fifteen years to earn it
00:06:16so long nelson
00:06:17don't come back
00:06:18not if i can help it
00:06:29this will introduce you to dr flitcher
00:06:31from the philadelphia general hospital
00:06:34you've had a good training here larry
00:06:36and i'm asking to put you to work as assistant in the hospital laboratory
00:06:39well if you know i'm a concept
00:06:41well that'll be all right with fletcher but be sure to place this in his hands
00:06:44i get you
00:06:44here's a lot trees
00:06:44here's a lot of work uh...
00:07:06and i will achieve it
00:07:10thank you
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00:07:16It seems like a new world you're going back to, Larry.
00:07:19For a good many years, your living has been regimented.
00:07:21Every move thought out in advance.
00:07:24But when you go through these gates, you're on your own.
00:07:31It's your life, my boy. Good luck.
00:07:35Thank you, sir.
00:08:02Thank you, sir.
00:08:20All right.
00:08:30Double-edge.
00:08:37Let's get some from here.
00:08:38Stand.
00:08:39Come on.
00:08:39Get him.
00:08:40Get him.
00:08:41Come on.
00:08:42Get him.
00:08:42Hey, good push.
00:09:04All right, let's go.
00:09:41Hey, don't you know better than the cross again?
00:09:45Oh, a con, eh? That cap's a dead giveaway. Go ahead, color.
00:10:15Come on, we can't let go!
00:10:17Come on, what?
00:10:19Get me out of the way!
00:10:21Oh, my God, my son!
00:10:25What do you want to do, foul up the game?
00:10:28Mind your own business, you big drip.
00:10:30Get me out of the way!
00:10:35Let's go.
00:11:05Let's go.
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00:16:22Hey, is this fish fresh?
00:16:24Sure it's fresh. You can smell it.
00:16:26You're telling me.
00:16:27A joker.
00:16:28Two cheeseburgers on my well.
00:16:31Cheeseburgers, hamburgers, nutsburgers.
00:16:32So many burgers I gotta think of.
00:16:35What's the matter with you?
00:16:37You taking a bar or something?
00:16:39No.
00:16:40Then why don't you get wise?
00:16:45Larry, you like it here, don't you, huh?
00:16:47Must I like it?
00:16:49Well, you know, dishwashers never stay very long.
00:16:51You're the first guy since I hit this town
00:16:53who didn't try to shove me around.
00:16:55Well, Larry, I like to do by people
00:16:57like I like to happen to do by me.
00:16:58It's expensive sometimes, but it pays.
00:17:01You know, I remember the time...
00:17:02A bowl of chili.
00:17:02A bowl of chili.
00:17:14Good night.
00:17:19Well, Bertie, another week.
00:17:20Here's your money.
00:17:23Forgot to take out for them dishes I broke.
00:17:26This is a cheap.
00:17:27Goodwill comes high.
00:17:29That's the case.
00:17:30How about a raise?
00:17:31Sometimes it comes a little too high.
00:17:35A little late, fellas.
00:17:36Sorry, the place is closed.
00:17:38That's what you think.
00:17:39This is a stick-up.
00:17:40Now, now, wait a minute.
00:17:41I'll just walk out of you and you'll get hurt.
00:17:43Hold it, fella, or you'll stop a slug.
00:17:46Larry, do what he tells you to do.
00:17:48You mustn't interfere with a stick-up.
00:17:49It ain't done.
00:17:50He won't interfere.
00:17:51He won't live that long.
00:17:53Look, I've seen a lot of you kind of guys.
00:17:55I've listened to them spill their guts
00:17:57and they were all scared just like you're scared now.
00:18:01This is a good man.
00:18:02Why don't you get out and leave him alone?
00:18:04Please, please, please don't get mad at him.
00:18:06He's a strange sort of a fella.
00:18:08Maybe he don't understand.
00:18:09Oh, shut up, you old goat.
00:18:27Larry, where are you going?
00:18:29I've got to find a place like the one I just came from.
00:18:32There's a kind of peace there.
00:18:34There's none outside.
00:18:36Larry.
00:18:57What's up, Larry?
00:22:03I'm Larry Nelson.
00:22:04They sent me down from the main office.
00:22:07It's all right with you.
00:22:08I'm your new lab assistant.
00:22:09Had any experience?
00:22:11About five years.
00:22:12Well, that's more than I expected.
00:22:14Make yourself comfortable, boy.
00:22:15Well, Larry, they titled this job lab assistant, but actually, it's a combination of errand boy, janitor, nursemaid to guinea
00:22:27pigs, and all-around factota.
00:22:29It pays, uh, it pays cigarette money, and no advancements, and no advancements, need it that much.
00:22:38We, uh, treat TB patients at Jewel Lake, active and convalescent.
00:22:46It's an ideal location, uh, it's an ideal location, uh, it's an ideal location because nothing exciting ever happens here.
00:22:50My last assistant couldn't take it.
00:22:53I can take it. Sit down, sit down.
00:22:58Uh, say when?
00:23:00Oh, none for me, sir. I never touch it.
00:23:02I thought the younger generation started at birth.
00:23:06Okay, Larry, I'll send you up to Dr. Deboll for a physical.
00:23:11After that, go to the supervisor's office and have your, uh, quarters assigned to you.
00:23:18Be here at eight o'clock in the morning.
00:23:20Dr. Deboll is upstairs in the administration building.
00:23:23Uh, and Larry, we're gonna get along fine.
00:23:27I'm sure we will, sir.
00:23:28Thanks.
00:23:43Is this Dr. Deboll's office?
00:23:45Yes.
00:23:46Are you Mr. Nelson?
00:23:48Yeah, yeah, I was sent up here for a physical.
00:23:50I know. Strip.
00:23:52Huh?
00:23:53To the waist.
00:23:55I'll do the preliminary.
00:24:01Well, hurry, please.
00:24:10Get on the scale.
00:24:24Over here.
00:24:28Over here.
00:24:31Sit down.
00:24:35Give me your arm.
00:24:54That's all.
00:24:55This way, please.
00:25:02Already, Dr. Deboll.
00:25:04Well, go on here.
00:25:32Larry Nelson.
00:25:34My name's Wormser.
00:25:35Gus, one of the orderlies.
00:25:37I bunk right next door to you.
00:25:38How you doing?
00:25:39Okay.
00:25:40Good.
00:25:40Stowing your gear, huh?
00:25:41Getting everything ship-shaped.
00:25:42That's swell.
00:25:44Glad to see a new face aboard.
00:25:45The last guy worked for Doc Stewart was a G.I.
00:25:48who won the war.
00:25:49Talk too much.
00:25:50Cigarette?
00:25:50No, thanks.
00:25:51I mean, have you got one?
00:25:52Yeah.
00:25:53I think so.
00:25:55I...
00:25:55Yeah.
00:25:57Thanks, match.
00:26:00Were you in the war?
00:26:01No, they wouldn't take me.
00:26:02I wasn't a merchant marine.
00:26:04Boy, that's the life.
00:26:04I'm nuts about it.
00:26:06I'd still be a sailor if it wasn't for my wife.
00:26:08Is she with you?
00:26:08Heck no.
00:26:09She's hunting me.
00:26:10I owe her dough.
00:26:12That's why I'm buried in this hideaway.
00:26:14And cigarette?
00:26:16No, thanks.
00:26:17No.
00:26:18Oh.
00:26:19You see, Larry, I got a complex.
00:26:22I'm a marrying guy.
00:26:23I've been married three times already,
00:26:24and every hitch a howling success.
00:26:26I don't dare turn myself loose
00:26:28for fear I'll get spliced again.
00:26:29Hey, how about some chowder?
00:26:30They got a pretty good mess here.
00:26:31Come on, I'll show you where it is.
00:26:32Meet any of the nurses yet?
00:26:34Only one.
00:26:36Here comes a trim little sloop.
00:26:37Good lines.
00:26:38A little broad in the beam,
00:26:38but okay in a heavy sea.
00:26:40Hiya, Morty.
00:26:40Hello.
00:26:42Morty's a craft without a skipper.
00:26:43I tried to sign on, but she wouldn't have me.
00:26:45She blinked the lights at you, boy.
00:26:46Did you get that?
00:26:46Hmm, not interested.
00:26:48Don't be too sure.
00:26:49In every guy's life,
00:26:50a little rain must fall.
00:26:51Comes a dull day.
00:26:52Uh-uh.
00:26:53Hello, Miss Prentice.
00:26:54Good evening.
00:26:56Lay off that one, brother.
00:26:57That's a freighter, strictly for cargo.
00:27:07Hi.
00:27:08Hi.
00:27:09Let's tie up alongside these two luxury liners.
00:27:11How about it, gals?
00:27:12We're nearly finished, but you're very welcome.
00:27:13Miss Maynard, Miss Taylor, Larry Nelson.
00:27:15Doc Stewart's new assistant.
00:27:16Hello.
00:27:17I prepared Mr. Nelson for his physical.
00:27:20Some guys get all the breaks.
00:27:21I weighed him, took his dimensions,
00:27:23gave him a man to a test.
00:27:25We're acquainted.
00:27:26You're practically married.
00:27:28Sit down, fella.
00:27:29I think I'd better find another spot.
00:27:31Well, what's the matter?
00:27:32Don't you like us?
00:27:33Well, how can I tell?
00:27:35Well, for Pete's sake, don't strain yourself.
00:27:38Sit down.
00:27:39We won't bite you.
00:27:40Not tonight.
00:27:40We're worn out practicing on these steaks.
00:27:44You like it here, Mr. Nelson?
00:27:46Yep.
00:27:48Well, you know, Larry's a guy of few words.
00:27:56Perhaps he hasn't many words.
00:27:58Maybe he's all brawn, like so many perfect specimens.
00:28:04Well, what do you mean by that?
00:28:05That's what Dr. Diebold calls you.
00:28:07The most perfect physical specimen he's ever examined.
00:28:11Do you agree with the doctor?
00:28:12I'm not interested in specimens.
00:28:15I lean toward brains and good manners.
00:28:18Well, it's only good manners.
00:28:20It keeps me from busting you right in the nose.
00:28:26Well, Charlotte, you asked for it.
00:28:29You're no better than a common thug.
00:28:33After this, when you pick up one of these characters,
00:28:35keep them to yourself.
00:28:38You should have scraped the paint off that doll.
00:28:40She didn't mean it.
00:28:41Charlotte blows up easily.
00:28:43Be seeing you.
00:28:46Charlotte.
00:28:48Are you beginning to fall for that damn?
00:28:52I'm wondering what she'd do if I did bust her in the nose.
00:29:09Somebody said you wanted me.
00:29:10What can I do for you?
00:29:11You can't do a thing for me.
00:29:13I want you to help Gus take this patient to his room.
00:29:16It's on this floor, number 37.
00:29:19Yes, ma'am.
00:29:27Well, come on.
00:29:28What are you waiting for?
00:29:42What are you waiting for?
00:29:47I want you to do?
00:29:47Just a minute, please.
00:29:48I want you to prepare the patient for bed.
00:29:50Do you know how?
00:29:52Yes, ma'am.
00:29:56I'll be back in a little while, Mr. Stoker,
00:29:58and see that you're made comfortable for the night.
00:30:00Be careful.
00:30:12Mr. Stoker's your new name, huh?
00:30:16What are you doing here?
00:30:18I work here.
00:30:20Been here for a week now.
00:30:20On the lam?
00:30:22Uh-uh.
00:30:23I got a pardon.
00:30:26Well, how come you picked this place?
00:30:29Oh, I needed a spot.
00:30:31They turned me loose.
00:30:32I was scared.
00:30:33Went too fast for me, the outside.
00:30:35I didn't know how to talk or how to act.
00:30:40Well, they run on time here.
00:30:42I can do time.
00:30:43I feel safe.
00:30:45Been reading about you, Jack.
00:30:47The million-dollar bandit.
00:30:49There's a 20 grand reward on my head.
00:30:52You've been reading about that, too.
00:30:55Suppose you'll be calling copper.
00:30:57If they catch up with me, I'll burn.
00:31:00You'll burn, all right, but I won't be the cause of it.
00:31:04I've got to get well and get out of this place.
00:31:08Have I got a chance, Larry?
00:31:10You've got just about the same chance you gave those three guards in the armored car.
00:31:14You're stir bugs, kid.
00:31:16It's the same talk all the croakers give me.
00:31:19What do you want me to do, lie to you?
00:31:21Three years ago, when we had you in the hospital at the pen,
00:31:23the x-ray showed that your right lung was spotted and your left was affected.
00:31:27What are you beefing about?
00:31:28How many crooks like you get a chance to die in bed?
00:31:31I'm not dying.
00:31:34I can't die.
00:31:35I won't.
00:31:37I've got a million soldered away.
00:31:39A lot of good that's going to do you.
00:31:42Anything else I can do for you?
00:31:45Not right now.
00:31:48Have a good night.
00:32:10Hello.
00:32:12Hello.
00:32:14What are you doing?
00:32:17Just trying to figure things out?
00:32:19That's a big order.
00:32:22You stick too close to this place.
00:32:25I'll admit there isn't much to do of an evening just to run down to the village.
00:32:29Have you been there?
00:32:30No.
00:32:32I'm on my way there now.
00:32:34Would you like to take a little ride?
00:32:37I know it's reverse English on a pickup, but you look so lonesome.
00:32:41So am I.
00:32:44Believe me, my intentions are honorable.
00:32:57You like to be alone, don't you?
00:33:02The more I see of this outside, the world, I mean, the more I realize what a wonderful place it
00:33:09was meant to be.
00:33:11Why do people push each other around and snap and snarl and fight to get there first?
00:33:16Was it that bad?
00:33:18I hadn't noticed.
00:33:20What are you doing about it?
00:33:22Just keep it out of the way.
00:33:23You're ducking, are they?
00:33:25Does that fix anything?
00:33:27Larry, you'll never know contentment until you've found understanding of the people around you.
00:33:32Also, you've got to make them understand you.
00:33:34I'm afraid I can't do that.
00:33:36I don't think you're trying very hard.
00:33:40Hear that?
00:33:41Uh-huh.
00:33:42You know what it is?
00:33:44Huh?
00:33:45A mockingbird.
00:33:47It's tough going for him, too, but he does his best.
00:33:51All night long, he sings his heart out to keep up his mate's courage as he sits on her eggs.
00:33:56I don't know anybody sitting on eggs, and I can't sing.
00:34:01You know, that's the first time I ever heard you laugh.
00:34:03You ought to try it more often.
00:34:06I'm sorry.
00:34:07I didn't mean to lecture you.
00:34:09I didn't mind.
00:34:12You kind of liked it.
00:34:21I didn't mean to lecture you, but I think I'll walk back.
00:34:24But I don't want you to walk back.
00:34:26All right, Joe.
00:34:29It's such a warm night.
00:34:30Can't we go in for a little while and have something cool to drink?
00:34:33It's my idea, so we'll go Dutch.
00:34:35Well, I've got money, but I...
00:34:37Now, please, we may find some laughs in here.
00:34:57Take your order, folks.
00:35:03Two horses next.
00:35:11What's the horses next?
00:35:13Ginger ale with lemon peels.
00:35:15Hiya, shipmate.
00:35:16Steppin' out.
00:35:17I'll buy you a drink.
00:35:20Wait till I dock the Queen Mary.
00:35:25Two horses next.
00:35:34Well, look who's here.
00:35:36You know Anne.
00:35:37Sure.
00:35:37Hiya, Miss Taylor.
00:35:38Hello.
00:35:38Mr. Nelson, Mr. Cheney.
00:35:40Pleasure.
00:35:41Hiya.
00:35:41Why don't you come over to our table?
00:35:42No, thanks.
00:35:43We're not staying home.
00:35:45Okay.
00:35:46Just trying to be polite.
00:35:48Yeah.
00:35:50What a character.
00:35:56Who's Cheney?
00:35:57Somebody Charlotte met here one night.
00:35:59I believe he's from New York.
00:36:06Wouldn't you like to dance?
00:36:08I've never danced in my life.
00:36:10I'll show you the steps.
00:36:12Come on, it'll be fun.
00:36:14Take a chance.
00:36:24I'm not much good at this sort of thing, am I?
00:36:26You just follow me and you'll be all right.
00:36:28Relax.
00:36:29Loosen up.
00:36:32Hold me a little closer and it'll be easier.
00:36:38There.
00:36:39Isn't that much better?
00:36:41Yeah, much better.
00:36:49How did Nelson come to date you tonight?
00:36:52He didn't.
00:36:53I dated him.
00:36:54Oh?
00:36:55Well, was he interesting?
00:36:57I'm afraid you'd have found it a dull evening.
00:37:00You know something?
00:37:01I don't think he knows anything about women.
00:37:05Hmm.
00:37:09Maybe he needs somebody to teach him.
00:37:16Been looking for you, Miss Maynard.
00:37:18Gus Wormser said you wanted me.
00:37:19I don't want you.
00:37:20But Mr. Stoker does.
00:37:22Mr. Stoker?
00:37:23Yes, number 37.
00:37:26Did you know him before you came here?
00:37:28I never even heard of the guy.
00:37:30Well, he's been asking for you.
00:37:32You better go see what he wants.
00:37:33Yes, I will.
00:37:50What's on your mind, Stoker?
00:37:53You're a solid guy, Larry.
00:37:56You didn't turn me in.
00:37:58What do you want?
00:38:01I need your help.
00:38:03There's nothing I can do to help you.
00:38:05I had to have somebody to work me into this joint.
00:38:08So I took a chance on my ex-wife.
00:38:12Celia's a smart dame.
00:38:15And she's safe.
00:38:16As long as she collects a grand a week.
00:38:20But I'm afraid to have her come here.
00:38:23She might be followed.
00:38:25I have to have somebody to take the money to her.
00:38:28There'll be plenty in it for you.
00:38:31I don't want any part of it.
00:38:33Larry, I got a million bucks.
00:38:35The stuff people lie and cheat and kill and die for.
00:38:40I'll cut you in on a piece of it.
00:38:42What would I do with it?
00:38:44You'd spend it.
00:38:45Just like I'm gonna do.
00:38:47It's what I'm living for.
00:38:49It's why I've gotta live.
00:38:53Write your own ticket.
00:38:54I can give you the world, kid.
00:38:57Lay it at your feet.
00:39:03Look.
00:39:04Doc says they're gonna operate.
00:39:07No more thorax.
00:39:09What's that?
00:39:10Well, it'll collapse your lung.
00:39:11You'll be pretty sick for a while.
00:39:13You won't be able to move around.
00:39:14That's just the point, see?
00:39:17That's why I've gotta have somebody to contact Celia.
00:39:21Think it over.
00:39:23Will ya?
00:39:25Your name is Stoker.
00:39:27I never saw you before.
00:39:29I don't even know you're here.
00:39:39Larry?
00:39:41Yes, Doctor?
00:39:42You're a great disappointment.
00:39:45Make some mistakes, sir?
00:39:46No, that's just the trouble.
00:39:48When I hired you at Starvation Wages,
00:39:50I expected to get a drifter who'd gum up the works.
00:39:54Instead, you've reorganized the lab.
00:39:56You keep me straight on my notes.
00:39:58You work like a dog from early morn to late at night.
00:40:01I can't get you a raise and you're breaking my heart.
00:40:03Get out of here, will ya?
00:40:05Get yourself some sun.
00:40:06Buy a beer.
00:40:07Find yourself a girl.
00:40:09Dr. Debo would like to discuss number 37's place with you, Doctor.
00:40:12Oh, would he?
00:40:14Well, in that case, I'll go up and see him.
00:40:21Hi.
00:40:23Hi.
00:40:36You're a strange guy.
00:40:38You know, in this little place, everybody knows everything about everybody else.
00:40:41But nobody knows anything about you.
00:40:44There's nothing to know.
00:40:47How old are you?
00:40:4930.
00:40:50Ever been married?
00:40:52No.
00:40:54Got a girl?
00:40:57No.
00:40:58You must have had plenty.
00:41:01I never had a girl.
00:41:02Oh, stop.
00:41:03That's the truth, Charlotte.
00:41:05Brother, you've either discovered a wonderful new line
00:41:08or else you're a man that every woman should meet just once in her life.
00:41:19Would you be my girl?
00:41:26You're sweet, Larry.
00:41:29But I'm afraid it wouldn't work.
00:41:31Why not?
00:41:32I might get serious about you.
00:41:35And I can't afford that.
00:41:39Larry, the men I go with have cars and money to spend.
00:41:44Is money so important?
00:41:46It is to me.
00:41:48You see, all my life I've wanted nice things and never had them.
00:41:51Never had money enough.
00:41:53Don't get enough now.
00:41:55But when I finish here, I'll have a nursing background
00:41:57that'll land me a job with some swank doctor in a big town.
00:42:02With a start like that, I can do all right by myself.
00:42:06Suppose...
00:42:07Suppose I had money.
00:42:11Why suggest an impossibility?
00:42:13I said suppose I had money.
00:42:16You got hands like I had.
00:42:19Girl wouldn't have much chance if you really got sore.
00:42:22Come on, answer me.
00:42:24All right.
00:42:26Suppose you did have it.
00:42:28Would you go out with me then?
00:42:31That's an exciting thought.
00:42:37Well, I'm too practical to dream.
00:42:40I'm sorry, Larry.
00:42:44I don't want to start something I can't finish.
00:42:59Okay, Jack.
00:43:00It's a deal.
00:43:01Good boy.
00:43:04Close the blinds.
00:43:06Give me that leather bag there.
00:43:33There's an even 30 grand here.
00:43:36This isn't hot stuff.
00:43:38This is safe.
00:43:39At all the last time, I can handle things myself.
00:43:44Here's Celia's address in Philly and her note.
00:43:47She gets a grand a week.
00:43:49If there's one due now...
00:43:51I see that she gets paid off.
00:43:53Don't tell her they're gonna operate.
00:43:56Tell her I'm gonna live.
00:44:01Good enough, Jack.
00:44:02I'll take care of it.
00:44:07I'll take care of it.
00:44:12I'll take care of it.
00:44:14I'll take care of it.
00:44:15I'll take care of it.
00:44:22I'll take care of it.
00:44:23I'll take care of it.
00:44:24I'll take care of it.
00:44:25I'll take care of it.
00:44:26I'll take care of it.
00:44:27I'll take care of it.
00:44:28I'll take care of it.
00:44:29I'll take care of it.
00:44:29I'll take care of it.
00:44:30I'll take care of it.
00:44:30I'll take care of it.
00:44:31I'll take care of it.
00:44:32I'll take care of it.
00:44:33I'll take care of it.
00:44:36I'll take care of it.
00:44:37Yes.
00:44:38Celia Butler?
00:44:39Yes.
00:44:41I'm Larry Nelson.
00:44:42Oh, come in, Mr. Nelson.
00:44:48I'm a friend of your ex-husband, Jack Bernard.
00:44:51So you said on the phone.
00:44:53But I'm afraid that's no recommendation.
00:44:56I haven't seen Jack in five years.
00:44:58If I never see him again, that'll be too soon.
00:45:01You don't have to play it smart with me.
00:45:04You recognize his handwriting, don't you?
00:45:06So he gave you a letter of introduction.
00:45:10I see.
00:45:16Oh, yes.
00:45:18Same old scroll.
00:45:20A bit more shaky than it used to be.
00:45:24You do fit the description, though I must say it hardly does you justice.
00:45:30Is this all you have to prove your identity?
00:45:33Not quite.
00:45:35I've got this.
00:45:36How very nice.
00:45:38Thank you, Mr. Nelson.
00:45:40Well, I think I'd better...
00:45:42Now.
00:45:42Now.
00:45:43Sit down.
00:45:50How long have you known Jack?
00:45:52Just since he's been at the sanatorium.
00:45:54Mm-hmm.
00:45:56I've never known him to trust a stranger like this.
00:45:59Though I must say I don't blame him.
00:46:02Is he going to die?
00:46:04Any TB patient has a chance to recover, providing he has the proper environment and the proper frame of mind.
00:46:13Usually it takes a long time.
00:46:15It takes courage as well.
00:46:18Please get the guts he'll pull through.
00:46:21I'll be back next week.
00:46:22Don't go dashing off like that.
00:46:25I look forward to seeing you again.
00:46:28You know, if you and I could see eye to eye, it might be profitable for both of us.
00:46:37You know what I mean?
00:46:40I think I do.
00:46:42Interested?
00:46:44Uh-uh.
00:46:58Did you recognize him?
00:47:00Yeah, that's the same guy I met at the tavern at Jewel Lake.
00:47:04A chump.
00:47:05You know, I don't go for that line he gave you. Jack must have known him before the sanatorium.
00:47:09Of course he did.
00:47:10One of the guys in that armored car's stick-up was never identified.
00:47:14He escaped with Jack when their hideout was raided and dropped out of sight.
00:47:19I'll bet that's who Nelson is.
00:47:21Could be.
00:47:23Tail him, Red.
00:47:24Stay with it.
00:47:25Find out what you can.
00:47:32That's all I said to this guy.
00:47:35Well, blow me down.
00:47:37Well, what's the matter?
00:47:38Get a load of my boy.
00:47:41Pretty sharp, huh?
00:47:43Yes.
00:47:44Well, where are you going? To a masquerade?
00:47:47I got something I want to show you. Come on outside.
00:47:50Not you, Gus.
00:47:53I'll be right back.
00:47:54Don't be too sure of that.
00:47:57Looks like his ship came in.
00:47:59Or maybe he struck oil.
00:48:01You've had a little vacation, haven't you?
00:48:03Yeah, Doc. Give me some time off.
00:48:05You've been gone two days.
00:48:06Yeah.
00:48:07Well, where have you been?
00:48:11Philadelphia.
00:48:12What for?
00:48:13What for?
00:48:14For you.
00:48:14For me.
00:48:18This is mine.
00:48:22Yours?
00:48:27Say, what kind of a game is this?
00:48:29Oh, I own it. I got it at a sale. You see?
00:48:36Come on. Come on. Get in.
00:48:38You better drive. I'm a little bit rusty.
00:48:42You better drive.
00:48:42Come on.
00:48:42Come on.
00:48:42Come on.
00:48:46Come on.
00:48:54Come on.
00:48:57Say, tell me something.
00:48:59Why did you show up here looking like a scarecrow
00:49:01and take that job in the lab?
00:49:03What are you, Larry?
00:49:05A crook?
00:49:08I'm not a crook.
00:49:11Nobody's after me.
00:49:12Well, then why did you get the money for all this?
00:49:14Well, why didn't you use it before?
00:49:18I just found out what money can buy.
00:49:21Don't ask me any more questions.
00:49:22You'll have to take me as I am.
00:49:25I'll take you.
00:49:40I'll take you.
00:49:41Beautiful, isn't it?
00:49:45Yes, wonderful.
00:49:50Larry!
00:49:53Platinum.
00:49:54It is real platinum, isn't it?
00:49:57That's what the man said.
00:49:59Real stones too.
00:50:00Oh, it must have cost a great deal.
00:50:03It didn't break me.
00:50:04There's plenty more where that came from.
00:50:10I've been rotten to you, haven't I?
00:50:16Just to know that this is mine.
00:50:18Oh, Larry, you couldn't understand.
00:50:21It's just a shiny piece of junk to me, but that's what you want.
00:50:25Oh, it is, it is. I love it.
00:50:35Didn't anybody ever tell you that the boy is supposed to do the kissing?
00:50:38Not the girl.
00:50:51So they operated on Jack.
00:50:53You know about that?
00:50:54Of course.
00:50:55I have a way of keeping myself informed.
00:50:58Don't you think I have any interest in the poor sick, darling?
00:51:02When's he going to die?
00:51:03I hate to disappoint you, but I think maybe he's gonna beat this rap.
00:51:07You mean death or the law?
00:51:09Maybe both.
00:51:10That remains to be seen.
00:51:14You're always in such a hurry, Mr. Nelson.
00:51:18Aren't you ready to talk business yet?
00:51:21Not with you.
00:51:22What a pity.
00:51:24Goodbye.
00:51:34There he is.
00:51:40Who is?
00:51:41Let me see.
00:51:45Who is he?
00:51:51Let's ask.
00:51:56Who is he?
00:51:58Who is he?
00:51:59Who is he?
00:52:00Who is he?
00:52:01Who is he?
00:52:02He the best is.
00:52:03Who is he?
00:52:05How did he?
00:52:05He is.
00:52:06Who is he?
00:52:06Who is he?
00:52:06Who is he?
00:52:21Nelson, you want to save yourself a lot of trouble.
00:52:25You're going to tell us the truth.
00:52:28We believe you were in on that armored car holdup.
00:52:32That you escaped with Jack Bernard when the gang's hideout was raided
00:52:35and the rest of the boys were killed.
00:52:37The loot from the armored car stick up.
00:52:41Roughly a million dollars.
00:52:43Have it been recovered?
00:52:45You expect us to believe that you don't know where it's hidden?
00:52:48You go right ahead and believe whatever you want to believe.
00:52:51I don't know anything about it and I care less.
00:52:53Yes.
00:53:03Has it ever occurred to you that the sense of touch is an amazing thing?
00:53:13Apparently, there are delicate nerves which extend to our fingertips.
00:53:18For that reason, the tissue under our fingernails is extremely sensitive.
00:53:25Have you ever had a splinter thrust under your nail accidentally?
00:53:31Do you remember how it felt?
00:53:37You don't have to prove anything to us, Nelson.
00:53:40We know you can take it.
00:53:43Don't you think it's a little stupid when you can stop it simply by telling us what we want to
00:53:48know?
00:53:50Come on, get it over.
00:53:52No matter how great your endurance, every mind has its breaking point.
00:53:56Come on.
00:54:11Hold it.
00:54:12He's no good to us dead.
00:54:14Yeah.
00:54:34I just showed up, Larry.
00:54:36The nights are endless, and I can't sleep.
00:54:40What happened to you?
00:54:42I ran into a little trouble right after I left Celie's apartment.
00:54:44Three of her friends were laying for me.
00:54:46They knocked me out and took me to a house somewhere up in the hills.
00:54:49I couldn't see them. They held a light in my eyes all the time I was there.
00:54:53Only one of them talked.
00:54:54The guy that worked on me with a surgical knife.
00:54:58Garth. I know him.
00:55:01I thought the payoff might keep Celia straight, but she wants it all.
00:55:06So she crossed me and hooked up with Garth.
00:55:09You see what it means, don't you, Larry? They're getting ready to move in.
00:55:13What'd you tell them?
00:55:13What could I tell them? I don't know any more about it than they do.
00:55:16Say, tell me this, Jack.
00:55:18Who was your friend that was on the R-rad car heist with you,
00:55:20who escaped when your hideout was raided?
00:55:22His name was Du Bois.
00:55:23And where is he now?
00:55:25Dead. Caught a slug in the chest during the raid.
00:55:28That's who they think I am. It's going to be great if the coppers get the same idea.
00:55:31Well, I could clear you, couldn't I?
00:55:34We're in this together, Larry.
00:55:37I've got an idea it might be worthwhile for me to steer clear of you and your pals.
00:55:41I'm kind of getting used to this outside.
00:55:43Maybe in time I'll even like it.
00:55:45Sure, you'll like it.
00:55:47You'll like it now.
00:55:49You got yourself a dame lined up.
00:55:51Dames cost money.
00:55:53Where are you going to get it if you don't get it from me?
00:55:56I meant what I said, Jack.
00:55:58Here's what's left of your money.
00:56:00What I spent, I earned.
00:56:02But I don't want any more of it.
00:56:05Anything I can do for you now is wish you luck.
00:56:08It's not that easy.
00:56:10Can you prove where you were the date of that armored car heist?
00:56:14I don't think so.
00:56:16Du Bois is at the bottom of a river where he'll never be found.
00:56:20All the others were killed in the raid.
00:56:23I'm the only man alive who knows who Du Bois was.
00:56:27You're only alibi.
00:56:30You can't pull out now.
00:56:32You've gone too far.
00:56:34I'll take my chances on that.
00:56:45Hello.
00:56:46Hello.
00:56:46Larry, what have you been doing to yourself?
00:56:50I had a little accident. I'm all right.
00:56:51But you're hurt. You'll need dressings.
00:56:53I've got everything I need right here.
00:56:54I know how to use them better than you.
00:56:56Sit down.
00:56:58Sit down, Larry.
00:57:01My goodness, what a mess.
00:57:03You in a fight?
00:57:05Not exactly.
00:57:07You have a bad bump here.
00:57:09The scalp is lacerated, but there's no break indicated.
00:57:13Your head is solid ivory.
00:57:15What did you do to your hand?
00:57:17Got caught in a buzzsaw.
00:57:19Larry, what on earth happened to you?
00:57:23All right. It's none of my business.
00:57:25Just forget about it, will you?
00:57:27Of course.
00:57:30I haven't seen much of you lately.
00:57:32No?
00:57:34But Charlotte has, hasn't she?
00:57:38I don't blame you. She's very attractive.
00:57:41See, Ann, is it true that all girls are crazy about money?
00:57:46No, it isn't true.
00:57:48It's natural for any girl to want the most she can get out of life.
00:57:52When she's in love, she forgets about such things.
00:57:57That's a beautiful watch you gave Charlotte.
00:58:00She promised me she wouldn't tell who gave it to her.
00:58:02She's proud of it, that's all.
00:58:04Oh, yeah.
00:58:06But shouldn't a girl keep her promise?
00:58:08Larry, there are all kinds of women in the world.
00:58:10You probably know as much about them as I do.
00:58:12They didn't have them around where I was.
00:58:14You knew your mother, didn't you?
00:58:16I didn't know her very long.
00:58:18I cut my teeth on life in the streets.
00:58:21At ten, I was one of a dozen little stinkers who ran the gang.
00:58:24Reform schools couldn't hold me.
00:58:26I broke out of one after the other.
00:58:28Finally, when I was fifteen,
00:58:29they buried me in the toughest joint in the state.
00:58:34One day, I was working on a high wall.
00:58:36A guard that hated me slapped me down.
00:58:39I hit him, he fell off and was killed.
00:58:43I was only a kid, but they called it murder
00:58:44and sent me away for life.
00:58:47A few months ago, they pardoned me,
00:58:49but I was fifteen years away from the world.
00:58:55I never meant to tell this to anybody on the outside.
00:58:59Why have I told you?
00:59:00It was good for you to tell somebody.
00:59:04Well, you'll be all right now.
00:59:06If you need more help, just call on me.
00:59:08I'm always around.
00:59:10Anne.
00:59:13Thanks.
00:59:16I may not see you after tonight.
00:59:17I'm getting out of here.
00:59:19Larry, what are you running away from?
00:59:21I'm in a jam.
00:59:23Wouldn't you like to tell me about it?
00:59:27I suppose you read about Jack Bernard,
00:59:29who held up an armored car and got away with a million?
00:59:30Yes.
00:59:31He's here.
00:59:32Here?
00:59:32A patient in the sanatorium.
00:59:34Did you report it to the police?
00:59:35No.
00:59:36Don't you think you should?
00:59:37I can't.
00:59:38There's another member of the gang who was never identified.
00:59:40They're hunting him, too.
00:59:42Larry, you're not...
00:59:43No, no, no.
00:59:43He's dead.
00:59:44But the police don't know that.
00:59:45Only Bernard knows it.
00:59:46And if I turn against him, he'll swear I'm that guy.
00:59:48But you can prove that...
00:59:49I can't prove anything.
00:59:50At the time of the holdup, I was tramping it on the road.
00:59:53Bernard's the only man alive who can clear me.
00:59:55You've got to go to the police.
00:59:56You've got to.
00:59:57You wouldn't believe me.
00:59:58My record alone would convict me.
01:00:00You don't know what it's like inside.
01:00:03I used to be afraid of freedom.
01:00:05Now I can't do without it.
01:00:09Larry, you'll never be free until you learn to accept your responsibilities.
01:00:16Get by hand.
01:00:50Hi, Charlotte.
01:00:51What are you doing here?
01:00:52I want to see Mr. Stoker.
01:00:55Stoker?
01:00:56But there's a strict order.
01:00:57He's to have no visitors.
01:00:58Sure, I know.
01:00:59That's why I came straight to you.
01:01:01I've got to see him tonight.
01:01:02It's urgent.
01:01:03Give me ten minutes.
01:01:04Why?
01:01:04I wouldn't dare let you go to his room.
01:01:06Who's going to find out about it?
01:01:08Do you want me to get fired?
01:01:11I've got good news for him.
01:01:13Look.
01:01:14Want to see a pretty picture?
01:01:16C-note.
01:01:18That's what it's worth to me if I talk to him tonight.
01:01:20Come on.
01:01:21Be a smart kid.
01:01:22What harm can it do?
01:01:23But if you excite him...
01:01:24Why should I excite him?
01:01:26I want to help him get well.
01:01:35Ten minutes.
01:01:36That's all I need.
01:01:37When I go, I'll duck out the back way.
01:01:40I'll duck out the back way.
01:01:46Okay.
01:02:08Red.
01:02:09Good old Jack.
01:02:11What do you want?
01:02:12As if you didn't know.
01:02:13You're going bye-bye, fella.
01:02:15No, wait a minute, Red.
01:02:15You can't take me out of here.
01:02:17It'll kill me.
01:02:17You're breaking my heart.
01:02:19No, no, Red, wait.
01:02:21When you're proud of you,
01:02:22I'll put you to sleep with a broken jaw.
01:02:47I can't.
01:02:55I can't.
01:02:56Go.
01:02:57Go.
01:03:14You have to take me out.
01:03:39Larry, what are you doing here?
01:03:41Where are you going?
01:03:42Stoker's room.
01:03:42What for?
01:03:43I want to talk to him.
01:03:44But you can't go in now.
01:03:45He's asleep.
01:03:46I've got to see him.
01:03:47You know it's against Odyssey going there.
01:03:49Larry, please.
01:03:50What's the matter with you?
01:03:55What happened in there?
01:03:57Where's Stoker?
01:03:58I don't know.
01:03:59The last time I looked, he was asleep.
01:04:01He couldn't have got out here by himself.
01:04:03Not that way.
01:04:05Who was in here?
01:04:07Nobody.
01:04:08Don't you mean that somebody was in here.
01:04:09That's why you tried to keep me out of here just now.
01:04:11Who was it?
01:04:12Who was it?
01:04:14Oh, it was Cheney.
01:04:15He said he was an old friend of Mr. Stoker's.
01:04:17I didn't dream he meant any harm.
01:04:19Why should I?
01:04:20Cheney.
01:04:25Cheney.
01:04:26So that's it.
01:04:32How long have you known that guy?
01:04:34About a month or six weeks.
01:04:36And he showed up here about the same time Stoker was brought in.
01:04:39Yes, just about.
01:04:41How well did you know him?
01:04:42What did he have on you?
01:04:44Nothing.
01:04:44I went out with him, that's all.
01:04:46No nurse in her right mind to do a thing like you did tonight unless you was made to do
01:04:49it.
01:04:50Did he threaten you with something?
01:04:51No.
01:04:52Did he hold a gun on you?
01:04:52Of course not.
01:04:55Then what did he give you?
01:04:57Nothing.
01:04:58Are you trying to say that I take a...
01:05:00Don't waste your breath on lies.
01:05:01I know you a lot better than you think I do.
01:05:04What did he give you?
01:05:05Come on, spill it.
01:05:07Spill it!
01:05:08A hundred dollars.
01:05:11So for a stinking hundred dollars, you threw your patient's life away.
01:05:35Where's Ann?
01:05:36Somewhere on this floor.
01:05:37Why?
01:05:37Now get her.
01:05:38What for?
01:05:39I said get her.
01:06:04Ann, Stoker's been kidnapped.
01:06:06Stoker?
01:06:06And I think I know where he's been taken.
01:06:08What did he say on that note?
01:06:09I've only been there once before, but I'm sure I can find the place again.
01:06:11I've got to find it.
01:06:12I've got to keep him alive.
01:06:14I need your help, Ann.
01:06:15Of course, anything.
01:06:16Get in your car and take this to the nearest police station.
01:06:18Tell him to keep it safe.
01:06:19Tell him to come to a log cottage in the hills back of there.
01:06:21It's on a road overlooking a lake.
01:06:22It's a summer place, closed for the season.
01:06:25That's all I know.
01:06:26Let me do it.
01:06:27Go ahead, Ann.
01:06:27I'll do my best.
01:06:30Why did you drag her into this?
01:06:32Because I know I can trust her.
01:06:35Don't report this until morning.
01:06:37I may have him back before then.
01:06:40Have a good time on your hundred bucks.
01:06:59I'll do it.
01:07:00I'll do it.
01:07:00I'll do it.
01:07:04I'll do it.
01:07:09Let's go.
01:07:36Let's go.
01:08:31Let's go.
01:08:31Don't move.
01:08:32Take it easy.
01:08:33I came in to make a deal with you boys.
01:08:36Well, we're listening.
01:08:40I want Stoker.
01:08:45You mean you want Jack Bernard?
01:08:48What do you got to trade with?
01:08:50I'll tell you when I see him.
01:08:52We're always hospitable.
01:08:54Come upstairs.
01:08:55I'll take you to him.
01:09:02Jack, Jack.
01:09:06How is he?
01:09:07I don't know.
01:09:07I've tried everything, but I can't do either.
01:09:09I'll take you to him.
01:09:13Perhaps we played a little too rough with Jack.
01:09:22Nelson, you know about these things.
01:09:24See what you think.
01:09:45He's dead.
01:09:48It sort of complicates things, doesn't it?
01:09:51Not too much.
01:09:52We still have you.
01:10:00Hey, what's the idea?
01:10:02Take it easy.
01:10:03Where is everybody?
01:10:04Upstairs.
01:10:05Nelson's here.
01:10:06That's swell.
01:10:07Go on.
01:10:07Get up there.
01:10:09Get anything out of Jack?
01:10:10Not a word.
01:10:11He's dead.
01:10:12Dead.
01:10:19Who is this?
01:10:20Why did you bring her here?
01:10:21Wait a minute.
01:10:22Wait.
01:10:23After you guys got away, I saw Nelson find a note that Jack had hidden in a picture frame.
01:10:27Then he sent for this nurse, gave her the note, and told her to head for the nearest police station.
01:10:31Only I couldn't find the note, so I brought her along.
01:10:34I'll find it.
01:10:35It won't do you any good to search me.
01:10:37I haven't got it on me.
01:10:38What did you do with it?
01:10:39You think I'll tell you that?
01:10:41Search her anyway.
01:10:42If you don't find it, maybe I can make her talk.
01:10:45Nelson will tell you I'm pretty good at that sort of thing.
01:10:48I'll do the talking.
01:10:51You were right.
01:10:52My name's not Nelson.
01:10:54It's Du Bois.
01:10:56I was with Jack on the armored car heist, and both of us escaped when our hideout was raided.
01:10:59Only I was never identified with the coppers.
01:11:02Miss Taylor knows all about it.
01:11:04The sanatorium I could only get to Jack at night, and she helped me.
01:11:08She was to go with me after the final cut was made.
01:11:10What about Charlotte?
01:11:12You know what she is.
01:11:12I didn't dare trust the dame.
01:11:14And the note?
01:11:16There's a claim, Jack, in it.
01:11:17For a locker trunk at a storage place in Philadelphia.
01:11:20Buckness.
01:11:21Is the cash from the armored car in that trunk?
01:11:24Yes.
01:11:26Ann was supposed to wait for me in Philly.
01:11:28I had to do what I could for Jack.
01:11:29I owed him that much.
01:11:33Well, what did you do with the note?
01:11:35Come on, come on, tell him.
01:11:37Tell him, can't you see we're stuck?
01:11:39I pushed it down back of the seat in my car.
01:11:42It's still there.
01:11:43Where is your car?
01:11:44In the parking lot at the sanatorium.
01:11:46It might not be safe for us to go back there now.
01:11:48It'll be safe for me.
01:11:49I can get it, Olya.
01:11:50Buckness is open 24 hours a day.
01:11:51I could bring it back tonight.
01:11:53All right.
01:11:54We'll play it that way.
01:11:55We'll keep Miss Taylor here.
01:11:57Chaney and Latzo will go with you.
01:12:00Don't let them out of your sight.
01:12:02Wait a minute.
01:12:03There's a key on a chain around Jack's neck.
01:12:05Must be the key to the trunk.
01:12:17That's funny.
01:12:18What's the matter?
01:12:20Face is wet with perspiration.
01:12:23Wasn't it that way when he died?
01:12:25I don't remember.
01:12:29Miss Taylor, you're a nurse.
01:12:32Would you say this man is dead?
01:12:34Yes.
01:12:45Yes.
01:12:46Quite dead.
01:12:49What about the key?
01:12:50I'll keep that.
01:12:52But Du Bois claimed the trunk.
01:12:53You stay with him every minute.
01:12:55And don't get any ideas about not coming back with it.
01:12:58Don't think I'm bowing out on this deal.
01:13:00I want an equal cut with the rest of you.
01:13:01Don't worry.
01:13:02You'll get your cut.
01:13:03Both of you.
01:13:04Okay.
01:13:05Come on.
01:13:34You caught me nappy.
01:13:37What do you want?
01:13:38A trunk.
01:13:40A trunk?
01:13:42Huh?
01:13:43How long has you been here?
01:13:45I don't know. Maybe, maybe 30 days.
01:13:4830 days.
01:13:51I hope I can find it.
01:13:55So does he.
01:14:15Can't you be a little more careful?
01:14:16Of that piece of junk?
01:14:18If it was mine, I'd burn it up.
01:14:20Sign here, sir, and that'll be three dollars.
01:14:23Be sure to write in the name that's on the claim check.
01:14:26Then sign your own, please.
01:14:32Getting a guy out at this time of night
01:14:34for a dime's worth of dirty underwear.
01:14:37Thank you, sir, and good night.
01:14:45You guys must be going someplace.
01:14:47Yeah.
01:14:48What do you got in there, a dead body?
01:14:49Seven dead bodies.
01:14:51Midgets.
01:14:52Okay, fellas.
01:15:16Here they come.
01:15:26Everything all right?
01:15:27No trouble at all.
01:15:30Seven dead bodies.
01:15:31What are you talking about?
01:15:33That's what he said was in there.
01:15:35That's what it represents, doesn't it?
01:15:37Three guards that died in the armored car,
01:15:38three of the mob that were killed in the raid,
01:15:40and tonight, Jack Bernard.
01:15:44Let's finish this and get out of here.
01:15:46Not until we find out what's in the trunk.
01:15:48This guy might have been stringing us.
01:15:51We'll find out.
01:15:56There's your inheritance, Celia.
01:16:01Think it's all that?
01:16:02How can he tell?
01:16:04According to the figures on the tags,
01:16:06it looks like the original hall is intact.
01:16:08Well, we can count it, can't we?
01:16:10Crazy to get your fingers in it, aren't you?
01:16:13I can take a shower bath in the stuff.
01:16:16We'll go into that later.
01:16:18Right now, we'd better hit the road.
01:16:20Don't forget, we have some unfinished business.
01:16:23That's right.
01:16:24We've got to settle with our partners.
01:16:27We promised you an even cut, didn't we?
01:16:30You said I'd get what you all get,
01:16:31and that's just the way it's going to work out.
01:16:33He means we'll be caught.
01:16:35You are caught.
01:16:36This stuff's got you right now.
01:16:38There's plenty there and more,
01:16:39but not one of you is satisfied with an even share.
01:16:42Each and every one of you is figuring how he can get it all.
01:16:56There, there, there.
01:17:15Come on.
01:17:23Contact the ranger station to report this fire.
01:17:26Get those people. That's him. That's the man.
01:17:30Larry, you can't go back in there. You can't.
01:17:32I've got to. I've got to get Stoker.
01:17:33Hold it. You're under arrest and so are you.
01:17:39No, don't. There's a man alive in there. Jack Bernard.
01:18:01Come on.
01:18:02So you did call Copper.
01:18:05Jack, you've got to clear me. Tell them. Tell them who I am.
01:18:09Sure I will.
01:18:12He's Dubois.
01:18:14The only guy left who was with me in the armored car stick-up.
01:18:19Write that in your book and use it to fry him.
01:18:22No. Don't do this.
01:18:25You've got minutes to leave. Seconds.
01:18:28Don't take him with you.
01:18:32Please. Please.
01:18:38Okay, this guy's clean.
01:18:40You'll find Dubois in the river.
01:18:44Under a pier.
01:18:46A foot of Pine Street.
01:18:49With the weight to keep him there.
01:18:55I always was a sucker for a dame.
01:18:59All right.
01:19:01Come on.
01:19:11No, never.
01:19:13No, never...
01:19:17Come on.
01:19:21No, never.
01:19:23No, never.
01:19:25nar buts from it.
01:19:27A hört...
01:19:29Give me a heart.
01:19:37THE END
01:19:59THE END
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