Approved | 1h 12min | Crime, Drama, Thriller | 12 July 1938 (USA)
Joaquin Shannon arrives home from a cruise on his fishing boat. His first mate, Charles Nelson, is to marry Shannon's sister the next day. Nelson gets drunk and Shannon finds him near the unconscious body of a man that he, Shannon, had been fighting with previously. The man dies and Shannon takes the blame and goes to prison. There he gets into trouble instigated by "Big Red" Kincaid and is denied a parole. He stops a prison break and get a parole. Not able to get work, he takes a job with a former convict on a fishing boat. Kincaid, who has shot a guard and escaped and vowing vengeance on Shannon, shows up.
Director: Arthur Lubin
Writers: Norton S. Parker, Dorothy Davenport
Stars: Barton MacLane, Glenda Farrell, Paul Hurst
Joaquin Shannon arrives home from a cruise on his fishing boat. His first mate, Charles Nelson, is to marry Shannon's sister the next day. Nelson gets drunk and Shannon finds him near the unconscious body of a man that he, Shannon, had been fighting with previously. The man dies and Shannon takes the blame and goes to prison. There he gets into trouble instigated by "Big Red" Kincaid and is denied a parole. He stops a prison break and get a parole. Not able to get work, he takes a job with a former convict on a fishing boat. Kincaid, who has shot a guard and escaped and vowing vengeance on Shannon, shows up.
Director: Arthur Lubin
Writers: Norton S. Parker, Dorothy Davenport
Stars: Barton MacLane, Glenda Farrell, Paul Hurst
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00:03:00Funny thing about music, some tunes make your feet dance and others your heart.
00:03:07Why have you been doing okay on this trip without music?
00:03:10What do you mean without music?
00:03:12Why, that old wedding march has been ringing in my ears ever since that sister of yours agreed to throw you over for me.
00:03:18Ah, that's all right. I raised her from a pup and I'm glad to get rid of her.
00:03:22As long as it's for you.
00:03:24You won't be sorry, Joaquin.
00:03:26I'd die to make Maria happy.
00:03:29What have you got there?
00:03:30Oh, it's a boat I made with a kid. Think he'll like it?
00:03:33Jack, he'd like anything you made for him.
00:03:36Too bad you don't like his mother.
00:03:41Yeah, it's tough, ain't it?
00:03:43You know, I can't figure you out, Joaquin.
00:03:45Why you let her ornery father and brother stop your marriage is beyond me.
00:03:50You and Jean are nuts about each other, the kid's crazy about you.
00:03:55If it were me, I'd tell the whole Fenderson family to go fly a kite.
00:04:00All right, Mr. Nelson, I'll take over.
00:04:03You go along and get some sleep. I think you're going to need it.
00:04:07Well, I suppose if you're ever going to marry Jean, I'll have to kill off the rest of the Fendersons.
00:04:11Say, you let me take care of Jean, will you?
00:04:14Sure, sure.
00:04:22Tell you I won't have a daughter of mine associating with him.
00:04:25A thieving fortune he who hides behind an Irish name.
00:04:28I won't have it, do you understand? I won't have it.
00:04:31No? Well, I'm pretty fed up with what you won't have and what I can't do.
00:04:35I'm through taking orders and being bulldozed.
00:04:37I love Joaquin Shannon. My baby loves him.
00:04:40And we're going to be with him every chance we get.
00:04:42Oh, no you're not. I'll have something to say about that.
00:04:45Dad's right about him, sis. The guy's no good.
00:04:48And he'll be more no good after I get through with him.
00:04:50I'll run him off the waterfront.
00:04:52Jean! Jean, they're both in!
00:04:54It's time to get out of here, Mother.
00:04:56Yes, darling, right now.
00:04:58I'll have the boy taken away from you.
00:05:01Take him with you, Maria.
00:05:03All right, hurry, Jean.
00:05:04Hurry, Mommy, hurry!
00:05:09You know, you don't frighten me anymore.
00:05:11Jackie's mine and nobody can take him away from me.
00:05:13Oh, yes, they can. When a mother endangers a child's welfare...
00:05:16His welfare!
00:05:17Why didn't you think of his welfare three years ago when he was sick and needed it?
00:05:21When he needed a doctor, food, medicine.
00:05:24No, oh, no.
00:05:25I married his father against your wishes and that was that.
00:05:28Well, you're not going to mess up my life a second time.
00:05:35You're wasting your breath, aren't you, Jean?
00:05:37There's only one way to settle this.
00:05:40You leave it to me.
00:05:41I'll put an end to this Shannon business.
00:05:45Oh, Maria!
00:05:46Oh, Jean!
00:05:49Hey, you sure look good.
00:05:51Oh, darling, it's so good to see you.
00:05:53Hello, matey!
00:05:54Oh, Captain.
00:05:56Oh, Chris!
00:05:59Oh, Chris!
00:06:01Everything ship-shape?
00:06:02Aye, aye, sir.
00:06:03Where's the skipper?
00:06:04Gram's fighting with her.
00:06:07Oh, mutiny, eh?
00:06:08The crew prepared to board an attack.
00:06:11Hello, Shannon.
00:06:12Hello, Paolo.
00:06:13Hiya, Joaquin.
00:06:14Hello.
00:06:15Get me any tuna this trip?
00:06:16Plenty. How you been, kid?
00:06:17Okay. I'll be out of school soon and ready for that job you promised me.
00:06:20Oh, it takes a man to heave in tuna, fella.
00:06:22Look.
00:06:23Three of them.
00:06:25Holy smoke.
00:06:26When it gets to you can't count them, I'll give you a job.
00:06:29Gee, thanks, Joaquin.
00:06:31So long, kid.
00:06:37Cap, why is Gram mad at you?
00:06:39I don't know, mate.
00:06:40What do you think?
00:06:42Well, maybe because Mommy loves you.
00:06:44How do you know?
00:06:45She called Gram.
00:06:49Jean!
00:06:50Joaquin!
00:06:52Stand by, matey, while I talk to the skipper.
00:06:55Now, let me have a good look at you.
00:06:57Yep, you're the same gal I've been seeing every night.
00:06:59Such blimey, Captain Shannon.
00:07:02Jean, you're all shaky.
00:07:03What's the matter?
00:07:04Just the excitement of seeing you, I guess.
00:07:07The old man's been after you again, hasn't he?
00:07:10This time I walked out for good.
00:07:13Well, glory be.
00:07:14Now we're getting someplace.
00:07:16Oh, Joaquin.
00:07:17Right here in front of the seagulls and everybody?
00:07:19Sure, I want witnesses so he can't change his mind.
00:07:21Oh, that's not like me.
00:07:23Matey, what do you think about me getting married?
00:07:25Do I, Cap?
00:07:27Yeah, see if you can talk the skipper into it, will you?
00:07:30Can we please, Mommy?
00:07:32Please.
00:07:34What's going on here?
00:07:36Maria, we're going to take Jean home with us.
00:07:38Home?
00:07:39Oh, that's marvelous.
00:07:40Now, don't let her out of your sight until I get there.
00:07:42Now, shove off, skipper, shove off.
00:07:44We've got work to do.
00:07:45Take over, matey.
00:07:47Hey, what's this all about?
00:07:48Ah, pipe down, bridegroom.
00:07:50You're on your way to Father O'Toole's in the barbershop.
00:07:52Oh, you're nuts.
00:07:53We've a lot of fish to unload.
00:07:54Ding and I'll take care of that.
00:07:55You've got plenty to do.
00:07:56There's going to be a wedding tomorrow.
00:07:57Come on, get going.
00:08:03Yeah, and if it hadn't been for luck all these months,
00:08:05we'd be having a double wedding tomorrow.
00:08:07I've been so busy trying to get you two out of my hair,
00:08:09I haven't had time for anything else.
00:08:10All anxious to get rid of me, huh?
00:08:12I can hardly wait.
00:08:13Oh.
00:08:14Well, it won't be long now.
00:08:16Oh, Christopher, thank you.
00:08:18Hey, pipe down.
00:08:19There's a kid in the house now.
00:08:20Oh, don't worry.
00:08:21He's sound asleep.
00:08:22Fine, everything you need to do?
00:08:23Yes, everything's wonderful.
00:08:24But it does seem too bad for Joaquin,
00:08:26putting him out of his room.
00:08:27Well, from the rumors we've heard,
00:08:29I'd say it was only going to be temporary.
00:08:31Huh?
00:08:32Joaquin Shannon, what have you told him?
00:08:34Oh, I told him you were so crazy about me,
00:08:36you couldn't take no for an answer.
00:08:37Oh, you did.
00:08:38Give us a kiss, will you?
00:08:39Yeah, give us a kiss, huh?
00:08:40Oh, not even.
00:08:41You're the both of you.
00:08:42Go under your old stag party.
00:08:43Come on, boy.
00:08:44Come on in here.
00:08:56What's the big shindig about?
00:08:57One of the boys is getting hitched tomorrow.
00:09:03Bring the antelope to the fisherman.
00:09:09Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:09:11It was the most auspicious occasion.
00:09:18For tonight, we lose one of our best friends.
00:09:22For tomorrow, he becomes a bride.
00:09:34How am I doing, chap?
00:09:35For a crap of three sheets in the wind,
00:09:37you're doing all right.
00:09:38And it's my night to howl, ain't it?
00:09:40You bet it is, mate.
00:09:41So howl away.
00:09:44Yippee.
00:09:49Hey, drink up and have another.
00:09:51Come on, let's go.
00:09:52Cheerio.
00:09:54Hello, Joe.
00:09:55What's it going to be, boys?
00:09:56What do you have, matey?
00:09:57Bourbon.
00:10:07Come on.
00:10:25I need a little drink.
00:10:28I said I need a little drink.
00:10:29Allow me, all of you.
00:10:32I need a little drink.
00:10:33What you need is some fresh air.
00:10:34Come on.
00:10:35But this is my night to howl.
00:10:36You set it for yourself.
00:10:37All right.
00:10:38You can howl and walk at the same time, can't you?
00:10:40Now come on.
00:10:41Yippee.
00:10:43Yippee.
00:10:46Yippee.
00:10:52Now sit there and get some air.
00:10:55I can howl when I'm walking, but I can't howl this.
00:11:00Hey, Shannon.
00:11:01Shannon.
00:11:05There's a lot of things you and me got to settle.
00:11:07One of them is this business of you and my sister.
00:11:09So?
00:11:10Yeah.
00:11:12Well, don't start nothing you can't finish.
00:11:13I'll finish it, all right, if you don't keep away from Jean.
00:11:15Don't lead me to your chin, Joe.
00:11:17I don't want no trouble.
00:11:18But if you keep on asking for it, I'll give it to you.
00:11:21You and who else?
00:11:24Come on.
00:11:26Come on.
00:11:27Drink up.
00:11:28All right.
00:11:29A day off walking ain't worth the exercise.
00:11:31Oh, I doubt it.
00:11:34Well, this is a nice fight.
00:11:35Come on.
00:11:36Have a drink.
00:11:37Oh, have a drink.
00:12:00When that guy hits him, they're clawed apart.
00:12:03Now go on with your fun, mates.
00:12:04I got the bridegroom outside, Aaron.
00:12:06I got to throw him away.
00:12:07Hey, Dick.
00:12:09Take care of things, will you?
00:12:15Well, kids.
00:12:29Come on.
00:12:30Come on.
00:12:58Where's the trouble?
00:13:00He must be drunk.
00:13:31Joe.
00:13:37Chris.
00:13:40Hey, Chris, what happened?
00:13:43I'm tired.
00:13:44Oh, sweet.
00:13:50I'm tired.
00:13:51I'm tired.
00:13:52I'm tired.
00:13:53I'm tired.
00:13:54I'm tired.
00:13:55I'm tired.
00:13:56I'm tired.
00:13:57I'm tired.
00:13:58I'm tired.
00:14:00I'm tired.
00:14:01I'm tired.
00:14:02I'm tired.
00:14:03I'm tired.
00:14:04I'm tired.
00:14:05I'm tired.
00:14:06I'm tired.
00:14:07I'm tired.
00:14:08I'm tired.
00:14:18Come on.
00:14:19We got to get out of here.
00:14:20Come on.
00:14:21Hey, look.
00:14:22There he is.
00:14:23Come on, you're going to married in a couple of hours.
00:14:24Do you want to wake up in a can?
00:14:25Oh, no, I don't want to sleep.
00:14:29Oh, it's you, Shannon.
00:14:52Where are you going this hour of the night?
00:14:53What's up?
00:14:54Joe Fenderson.
00:14:55How cold.
00:14:56Someday, one of you boys are really going to get hurt.
00:14:57Well, I was just on my way back to the boat, and I found Fenderson stretched out there
00:14:58cold.
00:14:59Somebody must have beaten me to it.
00:15:00That's going to be hard to make anybody believe.
00:15:01Come on.
00:15:02What happened?
00:15:03Well, I...
00:15:04Well, Fenderson asked for it, and I let him have it.
00:15:05That was pretty stiff bail.
00:15:06But I knew you wanted out.
00:15:07You said it.
00:15:08I'd have gone to jail for that.
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00:16:30Did you think I was out of home alone again!?
00:16:33Doing truck, did you huh?
00:16:36Joe.
00:16:37Joe.
00:16:38Joe.
00:16:39Joe.
00:16:40Joe.
00:16:41Joe.
00:16:42Joe.
00:16:43Joe.
00:16:44Joe.
00:16:45Joe.
00:16:46Joe.
00:16:47Joe.
00:16:48Joe.
00:16:49Joe.
00:16:50Joe.
00:16:51Joe.
00:16:52Joe.
00:16:53That man is right.
00:16:55I'll probably cut it off shaving.
00:16:57Well, do a good job.
00:16:59I'll go and prepare the bride for the worst.
00:17:03Oh, you're a swell brother-in-law.
00:17:07I, Maria Colleen Shannon.
00:17:10I, Maria Colleen Shannon.
00:17:12Take thee, Christopher Nelson.
00:17:14Take thee, Christopher Nelson.
00:17:16For my lawful husband.
00:17:18For my lawful husband.
00:17:20To have and to hold.
00:17:22To have and to hold.
00:17:24When are you coming to my wedding?
00:17:26Soon.
00:17:27For better or worse.
00:17:29Yes, now be quiet.
00:17:31For richer or poorer.
00:17:33For richer or poorer.
00:17:35In sickness and in health.
00:17:37In sickness and in health.
00:17:39Until death do us part.
00:17:42Until death do us part.
00:17:45With this ring, I thee wed.
00:17:48And plight unto thee, my troth.
00:17:51All right, boys.
00:17:55Ladies and gentlemen, to the bride and the groom.
00:17:59Bottoms up, everybody.
00:18:01All everything.
00:18:02Leave a toast.
00:18:05To the bride and groom-to-be.
00:18:07Jean and Joaquin.
00:18:11Keith.
00:18:13There's somebody at the door, Joaquin.
00:18:15Oh, good afternoon.
00:18:16Everybody's here.
00:18:17I'll see you over there.
00:18:18Congratulations.
00:18:19Congratulations.
00:18:23Brady!
00:18:24McCann!
00:18:25Well, I'm glad to see you.
00:18:26You just missed the wedding.
00:18:27But there's plenty of grub and other things if you guys are off duty.
00:18:29Come on in.
00:18:30Sorry, Joaquin.
00:18:31We're here on duty.
00:18:33Yeah.
00:18:34Chief wants to see you down at headquarters.
00:18:36But I posted bail last night.
00:18:37Tell him I'll see him later.
00:18:39I can't go out on a kid's wedding.
00:18:40Afraid you'll have to, fella.
00:18:42Joe Fenderson cashed in about a half an hour ago.
00:18:45Joe?
00:18:47Dead?
00:18:48Yeah.
00:18:49Skull busted.
00:18:50He never came to.
00:18:51Gee, that's tough.
00:18:53Plenty.
00:18:54On you.
00:18:55It's a manslaughter rabbit.
00:19:01Me?
00:19:03But I didn't.
00:19:04Sure, we know.
00:19:05It's just one of them tough breaks.
00:19:19Yeah.
00:19:21Well, uh, could you guys do me a favor?
00:19:25Name it, brother.
00:19:29Wait outside, will you?
00:19:30Sure.
00:19:32Joaquin!
00:19:34I'm going to cut the cake.
00:19:35Shut up, kid.
00:19:36I'll be there.
00:19:39Take your time.
00:19:40The car will be down the street.
00:19:42Thanks.
00:20:00Hey, young man, where have you been?
00:20:02Hey, young lady.
00:20:03I'm not your husband.
00:20:05I'll make a wish.
00:20:08You make it for me.
00:20:11Smooth seas, kid.
00:20:13And a full cargo of happiness.
00:20:16And you see that she gets it, you lucky guy.
00:20:18Aye, aye, captain.
00:20:19I'll only beat her once a day.
00:20:21I'll take this to rock and roll school.
00:20:23I'll get it.
00:20:25He's a man worthy of you.
00:20:27He is, my dear.
00:20:28There's only one Joaquin Shannon, father.
00:20:30So, making love to my girl behind my back, huh?
00:20:33Such talk.
00:20:34Tis a disgrace.
00:20:35Sure I'll not be marrying the likes of you to a nice girl.
00:20:38She is kind of nice, ain't she?
00:20:40And it's much happiness she'll be having the pair of you.
00:20:43Now leave me to make cake.
00:20:45Be off with you.
00:20:46All right.
00:20:48Why are you looking at me like that?
00:20:50Just getting an eyeful.
00:20:52And you are one, too.
00:20:54Take off those glasses, captain.
00:20:56They're fooling you badly.
00:20:57Hmm?
00:20:59Yeah, you're right.
00:21:01I've been chipped.
00:21:02See?
00:21:03I told you.
00:21:04I told you.
00:21:05I told you.
00:21:06I told you.
00:21:07I told you.
00:21:08I told you.
00:21:09I told you.
00:21:10I told you.
00:21:11I told you.
00:21:12I told you.
00:21:13I told you.
00:21:14I told you.
00:21:15I told you.
00:21:16See?
00:21:21I've got to run down to the doctor a minute, honey.
00:21:24Take care of things for a while.
00:21:26Don't be long, huh?
00:21:40Anything wrong, Red?
00:21:42Little weather ahead thing.
00:21:44Stick with the ship.
00:21:49History!
00:21:50All about the Harvard murder!
00:21:54History!
00:21:5540 papers!
00:21:56All about the murder!
00:21:5840 papers!
00:21:59All about the Harvard murder!
00:22:01All about the murder!
00:22:13Certainly it's true.
00:22:14What about it?
00:22:15You will telephone the paper and deny it.
00:22:17Deny you have any connection with Joaquin Shannon.
00:22:19Oh, no, I won't, father.
00:22:24You're going to uphold your brother's murderer?
00:22:26I love Joaquin Shannon, and I'm going to stand by him.
00:22:31You have been found guilty of manslaughter as charged.
00:22:47Have you anything to say before a sentence is pronounced?
00:22:51No.
00:22:52And the sentence of this court is that you be committed to state prison for a term of
00:22:56not less than one and not more than ten years.
00:23:00Oh, my God.
00:23:07Oh, O'Keefe.
00:23:10O'Keefe.
00:23:12Take it easy, kid.
00:23:18You take care of her now, Chris.
00:23:20You know I kind of spoiled her before you come along.
00:23:23Sure, O'Keefe.
00:23:24Sure, O'Keefe.
00:23:37Thanks, Skipper.
00:23:40Say, do you suppose...
00:23:42Suppose what?
00:23:44Do you suppose a gal could stick around a year waiting for a guy?
00:23:49The gal loved the guy the way I love you.
00:23:54Then you got a date.
00:23:56About this time next year.
00:24:18You're forced to fence, huh?
00:24:44Yeah.
00:24:45It's customary for inmates to say sir when addressing prison officers.
00:24:51We want to help you, but we can't unless you help yourself.
00:24:55By your own acts, your attitude, your conduct, you make your own record.
00:25:00Don't let other prisoners get you into trouble.
00:25:02Mind your own business, hold your temper, respect yourself, and show respect for others
00:25:07so that when you come up for parole, you'll be able to show the prison officials
00:25:10that you deserve another chance.
00:25:12It's up to you, Shannon.
00:25:14Read this book of rules carefully.
00:25:19That's all.
00:25:20Come on.
00:25:21This way, Fish.
00:25:31There's a first fish for you, Cappy.
00:25:33In with you.
00:25:46Put your duffel on that bunk, lad.
00:25:52Fisherman, eh?
00:25:55News travels fast in here.
00:26:02It's a million miles away, don't it?
00:26:05You got a cold, crawling emptiness way down deep.
00:26:08Life's betrayed you.
00:26:09There's no such thing as justice and right.
00:26:12I know.
00:26:14Most of us feel that way when we first come in.
00:26:16Not me.
00:26:17I got my sights set on a year from now.
00:26:19A year?
00:26:20Yeah, my lawyer says I'll be out of here in a year.
00:26:23You might, with good behavior.
00:26:25That's a sense, then, if it's up to me.
00:26:27Yeah?
00:26:28Kids, mostly.
00:26:29The warden and the captain of the yard are right guys.
00:26:31Most of the guards are okay.
00:26:34It's still a penitentiary.
00:26:36Being caged up like this does something to a man.
00:26:40This squirrel cage isn't going to get me.
00:27:01Hello, lad.
00:27:02Hi, Cappy.
00:27:04How'd you make out today?
00:27:05I'd probably do better heaving tuna.
00:27:07Hey, are you a southpaw or a right-hander?
00:27:09How long are you in for?
00:27:10You know, if you're a lifer, you gotta go on Grogan's team.
00:27:12I only get the short-termers.
00:27:13What's he talking about?
00:27:14Oh, this is Sophie, manager of the prison Green Sox.
00:27:18Sophie, this is Shannon.
00:27:20Hiya.
00:27:21All I care about is if he can play baseball.
00:27:22You know, the thing that burns me up about this joint,
00:27:24I know the more I get a good man developed, the more I'll lose him.
00:27:26How come?
00:27:27Didn't they pardon my best pitcher this morning?
00:27:29I'm sorry, but I'm not a ball player.
00:27:31You ain't?
00:27:32Well, why did you say so?
00:27:34Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:28:04♪
00:28:33♪
00:28:52Still got your sights set on that year?
00:28:56Blame me?
00:29:00Something to aim at, son.
00:29:03You stick with it.
00:29:10Trouble brewing today.
00:29:12I can smell it.
00:29:18Sure he is.
00:29:19I just heard the screw tell the chaplain.
00:29:21All right, come on, boys.
00:29:22Break it up.
00:29:23Break it up.
00:29:25Come on.
00:29:31Hey, fellas.
00:29:32Break it up.
00:29:34OK.
00:29:49Well, welcome home, Red.
00:29:51Hello, Chughead.
00:29:52How are you, man?
00:29:53Hello, Red.
00:29:54How are you, boy?
00:29:55Hello, partner.
00:29:56How are you, Captain?
00:29:57Welcome home.
00:29:58Welcome home.
00:30:00Hi, boys.
00:30:03So that's Big Red Kincaid.
00:30:05Yeah.
00:30:07He's a good guy to stay away from in here.
00:30:10He's always been dynamite.
00:30:13Don't worry.
00:30:15I'm not sticking my neck out.
00:30:17Hello, Sophie.
00:30:18Hey, Red.
00:30:19Say, what are you in for this time?
00:30:21Ah, Damon Fresno shot up Vermont to the parole office.
00:30:24How's the alarm, huh?
00:30:25Pretty good, pretty good.
00:30:26Oh, not bad.
00:30:27I hope you haven't lost that old control of the speed.
00:30:29Remember that last game we had with the lifers?
00:30:31Do I?
00:30:32Oh, what a game.
00:30:3417 strikeouts, and you beamed the screw with a wild pitch.
00:30:38I'll never forget the sound of that ball
00:30:40when it smashed the screw right between the eyes,
00:30:42and he goes out like a light.
00:30:44Oh, boy.
00:30:45So you're just a little ray of sunshine, huh, Red?
00:30:48Yeah.
00:30:49Just telling Sophie a little story I brought from the outside.
00:30:52You're a panicker, Stu.
00:30:53Well, I hope you brought a lot of them, Red.
00:30:55You're paying us quite a visit this time.
00:31:00That screw was always too fresh.
00:31:02I got a few new tricks that'll put him in his place.
00:31:05Yeah?
00:31:06Yeah.
00:31:07There's gonna be a lot of changes made around here for him, Stu.
00:31:19Sit down, Strike.
00:31:21Big Red said so.
00:31:22Big Red said sit down, Strike.
00:31:26Tomorrow at 10, Big Red says...
00:31:29Sit down, Strike.
00:31:30Sit down, Strike, eh?
00:31:32Why do I care if the wardens tough your baseball games?
00:31:36Well, Red says they ain't got no right to take away our recreation.
00:31:39Hey, what about you, Face?
00:31:41Count me out.
00:31:42I'm keeping my record clean and minding my own business.
00:31:44Just what is your business?
00:31:48So you're keeping your record clean, huh?
00:31:50Well, listen, you're no better than anybody else in this joint,
00:31:52or you wouldn't be here.
00:31:54Get this straight, Red.
00:31:56I'm not taking orders from you or anybody like you.
00:31:59Bitch, don't pull that kind of stuff on me and get away with it.
00:32:02You and me better understand each other.
00:32:04You may be a big shot to some of these guys,
00:32:06but to me, you're just a cheap crook.
00:32:08Why, you dirty, lying, port-a-gee...
00:32:11Come on.
00:32:22Red, you always were a troublemaker.
00:32:25You don't seem able to behave yourself outside or inside prison.
00:32:29Shannon, your record showed that before you came here,
00:32:33you had a reputation of being too handy with your fits.
00:32:36Your brawl today was responsible for injuries
00:32:38to a guard and two prisoners.
00:32:41What have you to say for yourselves?
00:32:44I didn't start it, Warden.
00:32:46And I suppose you didn't either.
00:32:48Sure, I started it.
00:32:52You're weak and solitary for both of them.
00:32:54But it'll give you a chance to cool off and think things over.
00:32:58Take him out.
00:33:09Come on, you. In here.
00:33:16If I had my way, you'd get a pardon for giving Red the works.
00:33:38THE END
00:33:57Come on out, Shannon.
00:34:08Okay, Jim. Take him to his cell.
00:34:21Hello, lad.
00:34:23Hello, caddy.
00:34:32Pretty tough down there, eh?
00:34:34Now I can understand why a lot of men leave prison worse than they come in.
00:34:50I sent you a message, Fish.
00:34:52What about it?
00:34:56I said, what about it?
00:34:58Well, this is the boy, Shannon.
00:35:28Joaquin.
00:35:33I forgot anything could be so beautiful.
00:35:37Oh, darling.
00:35:39How's the mate?
00:35:40He's growing like a weed.
00:35:42And Chris and Maria?
00:35:43They're still in the honeymoon stage. They sent you their love.
00:35:47How's old Ding getting along?
00:35:49Well, he and Chris will do all right when they get their skipper back.
00:35:52You know, you're still the only fisherman on the Pacific for them.
00:35:55It's only six months now.
00:35:56Yes, I know.
00:35:57Your lawyer said you were certainly for parole.
00:36:00Do you need anything?
00:36:01No.
00:36:03Do they... do they treat you all right?
00:36:05Say, this is the softest year's cruise a guy could want.
00:36:08Don't let's talk about that.
00:36:12I just want to look at you.
00:36:28And I'm to get $15 a week in a raise if I make good.
00:36:31Aren't I a business woman?
00:36:33Well, my money or everything.
00:36:35Time's up.
00:36:38I'll be seeing you, honey.
00:36:39Don't forget we got a date.
00:36:41That's only six months off.
00:36:44I won't forget.
00:36:46Just don't you stand me up.
00:36:49So long, honey.
00:36:53Bye, darling.
00:36:57Bye.
00:37:27Bye.
00:37:46Funny business, eh?
00:37:58All right, turn it off.
00:38:01This yours, Shannon?
00:38:03Yeah, I must have dropped it.
00:38:04Brother, you broke it.
00:38:05This will fix you up fine.
00:38:07Here, none of that.
00:38:08I didn't write that.
00:38:09I never saw it before.
00:38:10Tell that to the warden.
00:38:11Come on.
00:38:13Good luck, stir dude.
00:38:15I'll see you later.
00:38:16Bye.
00:38:17Bye.
00:38:18Bye.
00:38:19Bye.
00:38:20Bye.
00:38:21Bye.
00:38:22Bye.
00:38:23Bye.
00:38:24Bye.
00:38:25Bye.
00:38:26Good one.
00:38:29You did that, didn't you?
00:38:30No, not me.
00:38:31I'm keeping my record clean and minding my own business.
00:38:56Showing an inclination toward the same sort of physical violence which brought about your conviction on a manslaughter charge.
00:39:08After careful consideration and aware of the responsibility which society has imposed upon this board,
00:39:14we cannot do otherwise than to deny your parole at this time and fix your sentence at five years,
00:39:22ten months of which sentence you have already served.
00:39:26Who's next?
00:39:33Four more years.
00:39:42Telegram for Shannon.
00:39:47I'll take it.
00:39:52After you, lad.
00:40:12Bad news?
00:40:26No.
00:40:56♪♪
00:41:25Let's get out of the yard.
00:41:26There's going to be trouble.
00:41:28What's up?
00:41:30Big Red and some others got guns.
00:41:32They're going to try and shoot their way out, those fools.
00:41:36Come on, let's duck.
00:41:43Just a minute, stir dude.
00:41:48Stand still.
00:41:56I got news for you two guys.
00:41:58Walk at me and do just as I say or I'll let you have it.
00:42:01Come on.
00:42:26Hold it.
00:42:31Go to your left around this corner.
00:42:33Go on.
00:42:46Hey, get back in the big yard.
00:42:55Where's Blackie? He was supposed to meet us here.
00:42:58What's wrong, Red?
00:42:59Have you got Duckett?
00:43:00Sure, right here.
00:43:05Come on, get out of here.
00:43:09Come on, line up here.
00:43:10Get in line.
00:43:13Come on, line up here.
00:43:14Line up here.
00:43:16Come on, all of you.
00:43:17Get in line.
00:43:18Come on, get in line.
00:43:25Get in line.
00:43:35You're going through first.
00:43:37There's guards out there with machine guns.
00:43:39What do you think I brought you two along for?
00:43:43Get going.
00:43:45Get going or I'll let you have it right here.
00:43:56Don't go, Red.
00:44:03That's no good.
00:44:10There they are.
00:44:11Come on, let me through here.
00:44:12Behave yourself.
00:44:14Hold the fire.
00:44:16Get up.
00:44:25Search him.
00:44:36Take him away.
00:44:47Looks like I'm getting out of here before you, Red.
00:44:51No, no.
00:44:53Not a chance.
00:44:55Oh, I was getting mighty tired of the place anyhow.
00:45:10Smoke?
00:45:13No, thanks.
00:45:15You know what you did took nerve, Shannon.
00:45:18I guess you mean what Cappy did.
00:45:20You could have taken the credit for it, most men would.
00:45:23I'm not asking any favors.
00:45:25Well, the board thinks you'll rape one.
00:45:27They've granted you a parole.
00:45:29Now live up to its conditions, Shannon.
00:45:31And in three years, you'll regain all your rights of citizenship.
00:45:35Violate it, and you'll be back in here.
00:45:38Don't worry.
00:45:40My plans will never bring me back here again.
00:45:42Well, good luck to you, Shannon.
00:45:44Thanks.
00:45:55Oh, you old cuttlefish, you need a good hand.
00:46:22This is all keen.
00:46:26Why didn't you let us know what train you was coming on?
00:46:28We'd have been there with bells on.
00:46:29That's what I was afraid of.
00:46:31My golly, it's good to have you back.
00:46:33And you're looking all right, too.
00:46:35And I'm feeling more all right every minute.
00:46:37Say, how's my girl?
00:46:38Nothing wrong with her, but seeing you won't cure.
00:46:43Thanks, Dane, for taking care of things.
00:46:47It must seem kind of strange around here without Chris and Maria.
00:46:52Hey, did Jean tell you about the job she got for me?
00:46:54Yeah, in a cannery.
00:46:56And you're the best tuna skipper on the coast.
00:46:58Yeah, without anything to skip her.
00:47:00You know, a parole man's got to have a job waiting for him.
00:47:02Well, I'll get myself squared around soon.
00:47:04Maybe I'll get another boat.
00:47:05Sure you will.
00:47:07Well, if this tub was mine, you wouldn't have to go any further.
00:47:10Well, Dane, I got to be getting home.
00:47:11Well, if this tub was mine, you wouldn't have to go any further.
00:47:14Well, Dane, I got to be getting home.
00:47:15Well, Ding, I gotta be gettin' home.
00:47:21♪♪♪
00:47:41Hey there, fella, call your shots.
00:47:44Cap! Cap! Cap!
00:47:49Hello, baby.
00:47:52Gee, Cap, I'm glad you're back.
00:47:59Well, well, you been a good sailor?
00:48:02Aye, aye, sir.
00:48:04Well, where's our skipper?
00:48:06Cookin' dinner. Gee, I gotta tell you you're home.
00:48:09No, no, don't spoil my surprise. Wait a minute.
00:48:14How about some ice cream?
00:48:16Gee, thanks, Cap.
00:48:18♪♪♪
00:48:33Jackie, how many times...
00:48:36Joaquin! Joaquin!
00:48:40Skipper.
00:48:42Oh, darling, honey, I... I can't believe it even yet.
00:48:46I have kind of stood you up on that deck with me two years ago.
00:48:49Oh, but we're keeping that date, darling, aren't we?
00:48:52Those two years are gone, Joaquin, gone as though they'd never even been.
00:48:55Our life starts now, now together.
00:48:58Oh, it's not as easy as all that.
00:49:00I'll be on parole for three years.
00:49:02I know, sweet, I know.
00:49:04But once we're married and you've got your feet on a deck again,
00:49:06all this is going to be just like a bad dream.
00:49:09You don't understand, honey.
00:49:11We can't be married.
00:49:14We can't be married?
00:49:16Not until I'm released from parole.
00:49:18But why?
00:49:20A wife, a home, responsibilities.
00:49:23Why they give a man something to work for, to live for.
00:49:26I guess they got it figured out different.
00:49:29Maybe they don't want a guy to have anything to live for.
00:49:32Oh, darling, let's fool them.
00:49:44We've waited two whole years to keep a date without each other.
00:49:48Together we ought to be able to wait a little bit longer, huh?
00:49:55With you on deck, that guy could wait forever.
00:50:11Hello?
00:50:12Yes, he's working here.
00:50:15Sure, I know, but what difference does that make?
00:50:18His work is satisfactory.
00:50:21All right, sir, if you say so.
00:50:24Oh, Joaquin.
00:50:26Yes, sir.
00:50:27I'm afraid this is your last day.
00:50:29I've got to cut down on my help.
00:50:31Sorry.
00:50:32Maybe one thing will pick up.
00:50:46Well, Jean, this is a surprise.
00:50:49Perhaps it's also a surprise to you that Joaquin was discharged from the cannery today.
00:50:53I'm not interested.
00:50:54No, I know.
00:50:55You're only interested in punishing me through Joaquin.
00:50:57It's not my fault you chose a murderer.
00:50:59Joaquin didn't kill Jo.
00:51:01But even if he had, he's paid the penalty the law demanded, and he has a right to existence,
00:51:05a right to an honest livelihood, and you shan't defeat him.
00:51:08I don't have to.
00:51:09His prison record will do that.
00:51:12When you get tired of supporting your ex-convict sweetheart...
00:51:16Why, you...
00:51:25Gangway!
00:51:26Gangway!
00:51:27Looky, Mommy, what I got.
00:51:29What'd you get there?
00:51:30Cap gave it to me.
00:51:31Cap gave it to you?
00:51:33Sure, and you're going to get me skates, too.
00:51:36Isn't he keen, Mom?
00:51:38Gangway!
00:51:39Gangway!
00:51:40Now this is for you.
00:51:41For me?
00:51:42Well, what happened?
00:51:43I got a job.
00:51:44No.
00:51:45I'm skippering a tuna boat for an Eastern outfit that just started up.
00:51:48Seventy-five bucks a week and a percentage.
00:51:50Oh, that's too good to believe.
00:51:51No, it's only the beginning.
00:51:53We're going places from now on, you and me.
00:51:55We'll show them they can't keep a good guy down.
00:52:07Hello, Chief.
00:52:08Well, aren't you a little ahead of schedule, Sheriff?
00:52:11Yeah, I just dropped in to tell you I won't be able to report till late next month.
00:52:14Why not?
00:52:15Oh, I'm back in the business.
00:52:16I know.
00:52:17Skipper a tuna boat.
00:52:18She sails tomorrow.
00:52:19I'll be down off the coast of South America this time next month.
00:52:21Did you read your parole carefully?
00:52:23Sure.
00:52:24Then evidently you've forgotten that you're forbidden to leave the state of California.
00:52:28I'm sorry, Shannon.
00:52:30It's a tough break.
00:52:32What you don't understand, it means a fresh start, a future.
00:52:35I know.
00:52:36And I wish there was something I could do about it.
00:52:38But no one can.
00:52:39It's the law.
00:52:51Hi, Shannon.
00:52:52These jailbirds sure get around, don't they?
00:53:01You meet a good man, mister?
00:53:03Uh, we're laying men off, not hiring.
00:53:09Nothing today.
00:53:22Oh, it's a swell night, isn't it?
00:53:25Look, Joaquin, look, a falling star.
00:53:27Make a wish.
00:53:32Getting a little tired of wishing, darling?
00:53:34A little.
00:53:36You know, I was just wondering.
00:53:39Things are a little slow here in Port Harbor.
00:53:41Maybe, maybe if you went on to another town where there's more activity.
00:53:45So, you think they got me on the run, huh?
00:53:47Oh, no.
00:53:48Well, don't you worry.
00:53:49I'll get a job, and right here, too.
00:53:51Now, come on.
00:53:52Tell me goodnight and send me home.
00:53:54Oh, darling, I don't like the idea of you bunking on that smelly little boat.
00:53:59After all, this is your home.
00:54:00And Jackie and I...
00:54:01Make it a home, and that's that.
00:54:03You know, I think I'm going to like you when I get to know you better.
00:54:08Goodnight.
00:54:09Goodnight.
00:54:15Aren't you Joaquin Shannon?
00:54:17Yes.
00:54:18Sorry, it's the rule of the company not to hire men who are on parole.
00:54:33Hi, Taylor.
00:54:34Hello, Skipper.
00:54:36Any luck today?
00:54:37No, it's the same old story.
00:54:39I'm beginning to think you had the right idea about my getting out of town.
00:54:42Oh, nonsense.
00:54:44Things are picking up.
00:54:45You're bound to get something soon.
00:54:47That's what I thought.
00:54:49But when a job's not forbidden by a guy's parole,
00:54:52he's poised and ready to go.
00:54:55You know, I've been thinking about it for a long time.
00:54:58That's what I thought.
00:54:59But when a job's not forbidden by a guy's parole,
00:55:02he's poised in any way because he's been in prison.
00:55:06Ah, how on earth do they expect a parole man to make a living?
00:55:10They don't give you the answer to that one.
00:55:15A wolf at the door would have it paroled, huh?
00:55:17Well, we'll pull him and eat him.
00:55:19And that's an idea.
00:55:20They say they're very tasty stuffed with ripe California technicalities.
00:55:24How did I ever fall for a dizzy game like you?
00:55:27I don't know.
00:55:28How did you?
00:55:33Jackie!
00:55:35Jackie, what on earth?
00:55:36What's the matter?
00:55:37Hey, fella, what have you been doing?
00:55:38I had a fuck-up fight.
00:55:40Well, did you win?
00:55:41Yes, he did.
00:55:42And you're not miscoding him.
00:55:43It was in a good cause.
00:55:45But a bit of soap and water wouldn't hurt him.
00:55:47No, we'll go do a little repair work.
00:55:49Come on, darling.
00:55:50Well, how do you like that?
00:55:52He ain't a little cuss, ain't he?
00:55:53Pretty well bunged up.
00:55:54It's not his body that's aching, Joaquin.
00:55:56It's the loyal heart of him.
00:55:58What do you mean, father?
00:55:59Well, uh, you know how these young hoodlums are.
00:56:04They're pretty free with their tongues and, uh...
00:56:07Well, Jackie'd have none of it were you were concerned.
00:56:12I see.
00:56:13But not a word to him.
00:56:15You're not supposed to know.
00:56:17I understand.
00:56:19Thank you, father.
00:56:21Thank you, father.
00:56:23That's all right, my boy.
00:56:32It's the only way, Ding.
00:56:34I've been too dumb to see what all this was doing to Gene and Jackie.
00:56:37But I sure got wise to myself this afternoon, and I'm getting out.
00:56:40Yeah, I don't know, but maybe it's a good idea.
00:56:43Get away for a while.
00:56:44Get yourself squared round.
00:56:46Things will be mighty different.
00:56:48When you come back, well, you can tell them all where to head in.
00:56:50Try to make Gene see it that way, will you?
00:56:52Don't she want you to go?
00:56:54She don't even know I'm going.
00:56:56A little too tough to say goodbye.
00:56:58I'll write to her when I get set.
00:57:00Well, good luck to you, lad.
00:57:02I'm betting on you.
00:57:03Thanks, Ding.
00:57:06Kind of look out after things, will you?
00:57:09So long.
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00:58:11Give us some of that oldest two-year-old whiskey.
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00:58:36Don't you remember me?
00:58:38Yeah, how are you, Sophie? When did you get out?
00:58:40About six months ago.
00:58:42Hey, you don't look like you've been eating very regularly.
00:58:45Well, I'm on a kind of a diet. It's good for the indigestion.
00:58:48Yes, well, I don't know diet.
00:58:51I need company.
00:58:53Let you and I sneak up on a couple of T-bones, huh?
00:58:56Okay.
00:58:59Well, I got the old Green Sox team in a championship form.
00:59:03Series stands three to three and the big game's coming up.
00:59:06What do you suppose happens?
00:59:08My time's up.
00:59:13Feel a little better?
00:59:14Like a million, thanks to you.
00:59:16How come you're broke?
00:59:18Well, folks don't seem to want to hire parole convicts.
00:59:21No wonder you're starving to death.
00:59:23Why don't you get wise to yourself?
00:59:25There's a lot of shortcuts to easy dough.
00:59:27Well, I don't know anything that ain't crooked.
00:59:29I don't fall for that stuff.
00:59:31I don't either.
00:59:32I don't have nothing to do with any racketeering on the up-and-up.
00:59:38You know, I might be the answer to your maiden's prayer.
00:59:42You're a sailor, ain't you?
00:59:43I used to be.
00:59:45I did my own tuna boat for five years.
00:59:47You mean you can steer them and find places?
00:59:50Sure.
00:59:52Like maybe as far away as South America?
00:59:55Oh, I made Ecuador many a time.
00:59:57Ecuador.
00:59:58Is that a lady bullfighter?
01:00:01No, that's a port in South America.
01:00:04Brother, you got a job.
01:00:06You're the skipper of my new boat, the Lottie B.
01:00:08Sure.
01:00:10And me and the Lottie B is gonna take you to South America, huh?
01:00:13You think I'm kidding, huh?
01:00:14I just bought it.
01:00:16There she is, all clear and free, waiting for us to go aboard.
01:00:20And what do you want with this?
01:00:21It's a fishing boat.
01:00:22Right down your alley, ain't it?
01:00:24Here's a little dough.
01:00:25You go out and buy yourself whatever you'll need.
01:00:27Now, wait a minute, Sobe.
01:00:28Don't get me mixed up with anything phony.
01:00:30You don't think I'd get a pound of jam, do you?
01:00:33Now, look.
01:00:34Here's the setup that's a pushover.
01:00:36Nah, thanks just the same, Sobe.
01:00:39But I'm afraid this is not the kind of a job I'm looking for.
01:00:42Well, have it your own way.
01:00:44I think you're making an awful chump out of yourself.
01:00:46Maybe.
01:00:47But I have to play it the way I see it.
01:00:58Thanks for the feed and the offer, Sobe.
01:01:00Okay.
01:01:01I still think you're a hundred percent chump.
01:01:06Thanks.
01:01:08Oh, you don't get the idea, Sobe.
01:01:10I'll get a job pretty soon.
01:01:11I'll be back on my feet again.
01:01:12I won't have anything to worry about.
01:01:17Well, so long.
01:01:18So long.
01:01:20Your name's Joaquin Shannon, isn't it?
01:01:23Yeah.
01:01:24You're wanted as a parole violator.
01:01:27Come along.
01:01:31Come on.
01:01:32Here I come.
01:01:42Smart trick.
01:01:43You think I want to let him take me back?
01:01:45Can't figure you.
01:01:46You just talk about jobs and going straight,
01:01:48and all the time you're hiding a firecracker.
01:01:50Are you nuts?
01:01:52Say, you still want to skip over that boat of yours?
01:01:54Now you're getting smart.
01:01:56Come on.
01:01:57We're leaving for San Pedro right now.
01:02:12We'd better stay down here, Shannon.
01:02:14Keep undercover.
01:02:15You're better to pull out about midnight.
01:02:17I'll take care of the grub and everything.
01:02:42You're late.
01:02:43What kept you?
01:02:44Nothing.
01:02:45Say, I'm sticking my neck out plenty being here at all.
01:02:48Look at this.
01:02:51Statewide search for escaped convict.
01:02:53Captain of the yard dies.
01:02:55Second victim of Tuesday's sensational jailbreak.
01:02:58Reward, dead or alive.
01:03:00That screw had it coming to him.
01:03:02Yeah, well, you got a burn coming to you
01:03:04if we don't lamb out of here in a hurry.
01:03:06We got to beat it to the open sea
01:03:07before them harbor cops get snoopy.
01:03:09Here.
01:03:10Bring this along.
01:03:11We got a little cargo to pick up.
01:03:13Say, are you nuts?
01:03:14You're going to pull that job for them cops
01:03:16on your tail the way they are?
01:03:17Oh, quit squawking, will you?
01:03:18We got to have dough, ain't we?
01:03:20Mushy and Mack will have it all set.
01:03:21It'll be a pushover.
01:03:23I'm happy you're back, Mattie.
01:03:31Now, where were you today?
01:03:34We were at a cesar.
01:03:36Cesar?
01:03:38Cesar.
01:03:39Well, I didn't say cesar.
01:03:40Cesar's the name of the city.
01:03:43Ah.
01:03:44Well, what day is it tomorrow?
01:03:45Ted Bener.
01:03:46Oh, look, we're going to have a gu光 festival,
01:03:48a celebration of peace and love.
01:03:50Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
01:04:20Hello?
01:04:48Joaquin! What happened? Where on earth are you?
01:04:52I'm at the harbor in San Pedro. The Lottie B. Tied up alongside a pier. Pier 18.
01:05:00I can't get away, but I've got to see you tonight.
01:05:05And hurry. Hurry, I haven't got much time.
01:05:08All right, darling, I'll be right there. But, but what...
01:05:17Joaquin!
01:05:43Go aboard. Somebody might see us.
01:05:47Oh, darling, I've been nearly frantic. The police are looking for you.
01:05:57Well, they'll have to find me first. South America's a long way home.
01:06:01South America?
01:06:03Yeah. I couldn't go without seeing you.
01:06:08Oh, Jean, it means a fresh start. A chance of happiness.
01:06:11Means I'll be able to send for you soon and...
01:06:12You can't do that, Joaquin. You'll be a fugitive, a criminal.
01:06:18Where do you think I've been all these months?
01:06:20A jailbird. An ex-con. Facing a stone wall at every turn.
01:06:28What chance is there for a parole convict?
01:06:31The world has no use for them, no place for them, no job for them.
01:06:35Haven't got a job, they send you back to jail.
01:06:37And there you rot for a few more years, and the whole thing begins all over again.
01:06:41Well, it's a swell merry-go-round, but this is where I'm getting off.
01:06:44Oh, no, darling.
01:06:48Jean, don't you see this is our only chance to live again?
01:06:50Oh, then we haven't a chance. What kind of a life would that be?
01:06:53No home, no country, no peace of mind. Only fear, suspicion, lies.
01:06:58You wouldn't be happy doing that. Oh, don't you see, darling? Don't you see?
01:07:07No. All I can see is gray walls and iron bars and
01:07:12marching feet and bitter, hopeless faces. Everything else is just words.
01:07:20Jean.
01:07:25Soapy, what's that guy doing here?
01:07:29Never mind now. We gotta get out of here quick.
01:07:32Come on, Soapy.
01:07:35Soapy, you're hurt bad. What happened?
01:07:37You heard what he said, sturdood. Cut this tub loose and head out to sea.
01:07:43Come on. I'll put you ashore.
01:07:47Oh, no, you don't. You stay right here, sister. You're gonna take a little cruise.
01:07:52I don't know what you've been up to, but I got a good idea. I'm getting her out of here.
01:07:54Not and stay healthy, you don't. She stays right here.
01:07:57One yap out of her and the harbor cops would be right on us.
01:08:01Go on over there and see if you can make yourself useful. Try and do something for Soapy.
01:08:04Now, you and me are gonna cut this boat loose.
01:08:06Go up on deck and don't try any funny business,
01:08:08or I'll let you have just what I gave two other guys.
01:08:11Go on, get out of here.
01:08:16Look after him.
01:08:25Don't get any ideas in your head, sturdood.
01:08:28I'm gonna stick right here for quite a while.
01:08:41I never thought it'd be like this in this swell-looking day and taking care of me.
01:08:56Hey, lady.
01:09:01Shannon's the right guy. Tom Soapy didn't mean to put him in a spot.
01:09:08You mustn't talk anymore, Nell.
01:09:09There's something he must know.
01:09:14Red. Red is the man.
01:09:25How's Soapy?
01:09:26His troubles are over.
01:09:31Dead?
01:09:32Poor Soapy.
01:09:44Soapy said to Teddy he was sorry he got you in a jam.
01:09:47Yeah, I know.
01:09:51Listen, Joaquin, he told me Big Red killed Joe.
01:09:56Big Red?
01:09:57Yes, he not only killed my brother, but he killed a guard breaking out of prison.
01:10:03And he's a guy I've been serving all this time for.
01:10:09What are you doing?
01:10:10I'm going back.
01:10:11That's what he thinks, lady.
01:10:13But he's gonna change his mind.
01:10:15Ain't you, sturdood?
01:10:17Well, ain't you?
01:10:20All right, Red.
01:10:22I guess you win.
01:10:24Now you're talking.
01:10:27Soapy.
01:10:58Soapy.
01:11:09Joaquin, are you all right?
01:11:11Sure, I'm all right.
01:11:13Hey, what kind of a skipper are you?
01:11:15Get up there and head her back to land while I make our passenger comfortable.
01:11:19Aye, aye, sir.
01:11:27That's right, skipper.
01:11:28Do north.
01:11:32They can't send you back to prison now, can they, Joaquin?
01:11:34Not when I deliver Big Red to them, they can't.
01:11:36I'll get out of this with a clean slate.
01:11:39Red Kincaid.
01:11:42And all the time I thought it was another guy that killed Joe.
01:11:45Who?
01:11:48Well, I thought it was Chris.
01:11:51Chris?
01:11:54Oh, Joaquin, what a slow guy you are.
01:11:57They'll never get you away from me again.