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00:00:44 [Crickets chirping]
00:00:57 Hiya, babe. When'd you get here?
00:00:59 Why, hello, big boy. You are lonesome, no?
00:01:03 I'm lonesome, yes.
00:01:04 I'm lonesome, too.
00:01:06 Well, what are we waiting for?
00:01:10 Ah-ha.
00:01:12 Mm-hmm.
00:01:14 Ah-ha.
00:01:17 Mm-hmm.
00:01:19 Mm-mm.
00:01:21 What's the big idea? You did for me first, didn't you?
00:01:23 You come with me, no?
00:01:25 I come with you, yes.
00:01:26 Hiya, spoiled old boy. Am I going to see you?
00:01:31 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:01:33 What's the idea?
00:01:34 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:01:39 Hey, Marks, you must be the top man around here, huh?
00:01:42 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:01:45 Fine guy you find out to be.
00:01:46 Got a sword rack in here so you won't cut me in.
00:01:48 And I was your best friend in the house.
00:01:50 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:01:53 Okay, watch. I'll punch you right in the nose.
00:01:55 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:01:57 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:02:00 Oh, is this? Is this a supper, huh?
00:02:02 Well, this is my service.
00:02:03 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:02:05 Oh, look, a jungle water mat.
00:02:07 [Whistling]
00:02:10 Hiya, skinny. What's cooking?
00:02:11 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:02:13 All right, boys. Throw them in. Put a lot of gravy on them.
00:02:16 Eat the little toad.
00:02:17 You guys ain't going to do that for me.
00:02:18 I'll call my cousin. Don't fight me.
00:02:20 Get away from me.
00:02:21 [Laughing]
00:02:23 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:02:27 [Laughing]
00:02:29 Oh, Marks, please don't do it to me.
00:02:31 I like you, my best friend. Mark, please.
00:02:33 [Laughing]
00:02:34 Hey, Glimpy.
00:02:35 [Humming]
00:02:38 Hey, Glimpy.
00:02:39 [Humming]
00:02:42 [Speaking in foreign language]
00:02:45 What's the matter, guys?
00:02:46 What's the matter, guys? What's the matter with you?
00:02:47 What guys? What hat? What are you talking?
00:02:49 [Scoffs]
00:02:51 Boy, am I glad.
00:02:52 What do you think you are, a French general?
00:02:56 What do you mean?
00:02:57 You guys were chasing me.
00:02:58 I'm here with a ball of pride.
00:02:59 You're going to bound me.
00:03:00 Ah, you was dreaming.
00:03:02 I know I was dreaming.
00:03:03 But you was there, don't you remember?
00:03:05 I told you those snipes would get you.
00:03:09 They'll murder you.
00:03:10 Now, come on. Let's get those passes.
00:03:12 Okay, Corp.
00:03:13 Boy, well, I'd be glad to see the old gang again.
00:03:20 You think it was your telegram or something?
00:03:22 No, I want to drop in on them kind of precipitate, you know, unexpected like.
00:03:25 Oh, like the captain?
00:03:26 That's the idea.
00:03:27 I don't want them to fix things up and spend a lot of money.
00:03:29 Hey, you got a cigarette?
00:03:30 You know that Danny sure loves to dip into that treasury.
00:03:33 Hey, please give me a cigarette, huh?
00:03:35 I made that guy president before.
00:03:36 I left just kind of pro-temporary like.
00:03:38 And if he don't show a surplus when I get back, I'm liable to ostracize him,
00:03:41 emote him, fine him.
00:03:42 I might even court-martial him.
00:03:43 Cigarette me, wouldn't you, kid?
00:03:45 Oh, certainly.
00:03:46 Thanks.
00:03:48 Match me.
00:03:51 Hey, soldier, you got a match?
00:03:55 What's the matter with you? Don't you ever go to PX?
00:03:58 I graduated from PX 12 in the Bronx.
00:04:00 Thanks.
00:04:02 How about you've been in the army long enough to know you don't salute a corporal,
00:04:16 you only salute brass hats.
00:04:17 It's kind of getting hot out here.
00:04:21 The heat bothering you?
00:04:22 Getting a fever?
00:04:23 You listen, if you give my friend...
00:04:26 Sorry, sir.
00:04:27 Yeah, we're both sorry, sir.
00:04:28 It's all right, boys.
00:04:30 Don't ever do that to a second lieutenant.
00:04:33 Why didn't you tell me there was a colonel standing back there?
00:04:40 What do you want from me? What are you, deaf?
00:04:42 The eagle on his collar was screaming at you.
00:04:44 I wasn't afraid to bust my hand, I'd hit you right in the head.
00:04:46 We won't give you a chance.
00:04:47 Corporal McGinnis.
00:04:48 Yes, sir.
00:04:49 I thought you only saluted brass hats.
00:04:52 I salute them.
00:04:54 I'm hot.
00:04:55 What do you want?
00:04:57 Lieutenant Carr wants to see you at headquarters right away.
00:04:59 Thanks.
00:05:00 I wonder what he wants.
00:05:03 Maybe he saw what you did to the colonel.
00:05:05 Hey, get out of here.
00:05:06 Go get your pass, I'll meet you back in the barracks.
00:05:08 Sorry, corporal, but there's nothing I can do about it.
00:05:17 Sir.
00:05:23 You...
00:05:24 Is there anything I...
00:05:26 Is there some way I...
00:05:28 Is there anything you can do at all, sir?
00:05:31 I'm sorry, but that's it.
00:05:33 Yeah.
00:05:42 The colonel just stood there.
00:05:43 And when Muggs turned around and saw what it was,
00:05:45 the colonel smiled.
00:05:46 Can you believe that? He smiled.
00:05:48 Boy, he's a nice guy.
00:05:49 I hope when I get overseas I've got a chance to save his life.
00:05:51 Hey, Muggs.
00:05:52 I was just telling these guys about the colonel giving me a match.
00:05:54 Did you get your pass?
00:05:56 What's the matter? Want to give you a pass?
00:05:58 Yeah.
00:06:00 Give me a pass, all right.
00:06:01 Oh, boy, you're lucky. That's great.
00:06:04 What's great about it?
00:06:05 You're out of the army.
00:06:06 No more drill, no more getting up early.
00:06:08 Wait a minute.
00:06:09 You said I wanted to be out.
00:06:10 Well, don't you?
00:06:11 No, I don't.
00:06:12 Well, then don't let him do it to you.
00:06:13 Stand to your right. Give him an argument.
00:06:15 I did.
00:06:16 What's this all about?
00:06:17 My eyes. Section 3.
00:06:20 My eyes. Section 10, they call it.
00:06:22 Said I couldn't see good enough.
00:06:23 Find time to find out.
00:06:25 How come you got by the draft board?
00:06:26 Oh, I memorized the chart.
00:06:28 Doctor was a little too smart for me.
00:06:30 I think he switched cards when I wasn't looking.
00:06:32 That's dishonest.
00:06:33 Anyway, since when do you have to have good eyesight to see the draft?
00:06:35 It ain't that small.
00:06:36 I got an idea.
00:06:38 Tell him not to fight the Germans.
00:06:39 Tell him I'm speaking. He can see them.
00:06:41 I'm sorry, Muggs.
00:06:45 That's all right, Clint.
00:06:46 Figures.
00:06:48 You want the most in life, you never get.
00:06:50 Things you don't want is always thrown up in your face.
00:06:52 Like that.
00:06:54 We...
00:06:57 wish you was here.
00:06:59 The gang...
00:07:02 is in a pretty bad mess...
00:07:05 without any president...
00:07:07 or secretary, period, exclamation point.
00:07:11 You got it?
00:07:12 Take it easy. Take it easy.
00:07:13 Yeah.
00:07:15 Darn them Japs and them Nazis.
00:07:17 Here.
00:07:18 Take a swing at them for us.
00:07:20 And yours...
00:07:23 respectively, the gang.
00:07:25 All right, fellas?
00:07:26 Here, swing this way. Here.
00:07:30 Don't forget to bring back a couple of them, uh, DFCs.
00:07:35 Hey, what's a DFC?
00:07:36 Department of Street Cleaning.
00:07:38 The old man's got it on his hand.
00:07:39 No, no, no, no, no.
00:07:40 It's one of those medals or something.
00:07:41 I've seen a picture of a soldier on the paper wearing one.
00:07:43 Huh.
00:07:44 [knocking]
00:07:45 Oh, hello, Monksy.
00:07:54 Hi.
00:07:55 Hello, Glimpsy.
00:07:56 Hiya, Mrs. Newthorn.
00:07:57 How's everything?
00:07:58 Oh, my, how good you look.
00:07:59 Oh, Gregory.
00:08:01 My Gregory's in the army, too.
00:08:03 Did you see him?
00:08:04 No, we didn't see him.
00:08:05 Oh, he's doing fine.
00:08:07 He was promoted to KP already.
00:08:09 Isn't that good?
00:08:10 Is that good?
00:08:12 That's almost as good as a second lieutenant.
00:08:14 Oh, my.
00:08:16 See you later, huh?
00:08:17 Bye, bye.
00:08:18 Goodbye.
00:08:19 Hey, Monk, let's go down to the club, huh?
00:08:22 Uh, you go on over alone.
00:08:24 I want to get rid of this stuff.
00:08:25 OK.
00:08:26 I'll catch you later.
00:08:27 Hey, don't tell the fellas about that.
00:08:29 I won't tell them anything.
00:08:30 I want you to surprise them yourself.
00:08:32 Boy, well, they'd be glad to see you.
00:08:34 [music]
00:09:01 What are you looking for, Mom?
00:09:04 Mugsy.
00:09:05 Hi, Ma.
00:09:06 Boy, your face is so ripe.
00:09:08 Oh, it's glad I am to see you, son.
00:09:11 But what's the idea of sneaking in like a pitman,
00:09:14 scaring your poor old mother half to death?
00:09:16 Must be the commando in me.
00:09:17 [laughter]
00:09:20 Here, stand back and let me have a look at you.
00:09:23 Oh, my, but you're looking fine, son.
00:09:25 The army's doing you good.
00:09:27 Jeremy, they give you enough to eat.
00:09:29 Oh, all we want and then some.
00:09:30 No ration books or nothing.
00:09:31 Say, by the way, how you doing with your print?
00:09:33 Oh, fine.
00:09:34 I'll go put the kettle on.
00:09:36 You sit down.
00:09:37 I've got some of that good coffee cake you like.
00:09:39 Good old Mom.
00:09:41 [laughter]
00:09:42 Go on, will you?
00:09:43 [laughter]
00:09:45 [silence]
00:10:07 You little scallywag, you're up to your old tricks.
00:10:10 [laughter]
00:10:11 Oh, you're getting on with your father every day.
00:10:14 Oh, son, wouldn't he be proud if he could see you now
00:10:17 with your corporal stripes?
00:10:19 Oh, and you're going to be a top sergeant one of these days.
00:10:21 You see, just like he was in the last war.
00:10:24 Yes, sir.
00:10:26 I can see him now.
00:10:28 Just as plain as if it was yesterday,
00:10:31 marching down fifth having you at the head of his men.
00:10:35 Ironmite, they called him.
00:10:37 And he could lick any two men in his company.
00:10:42 And he'd be proud of you.
00:10:44 So am I.
00:10:52 Why, Mugsy, what's the matter?
00:10:55 [silence]
00:11:20 Oh, Rudy.
00:11:49 [knocking]
00:11:55 Hey, Mug.
00:11:59 Mug.
00:12:04 Hey, Mug.
00:12:07 Oh, hello, Miss McGinnis.
00:12:09 Where's Mug?
00:12:10 He's inside washing up.
00:12:12 Come on, sit down and have a cup of tea.
00:12:14 No, thanks.
00:12:15 Here, Lee.
00:12:16 Put this on him.
00:12:19 Oh, that's nothing.
00:12:21 Bad blinkers, that's all.
00:12:22 Tough break.
00:12:23 No disgrace.
00:12:24 See what it says here?
00:12:25 I don't vote this charge.
00:12:27 That's the very best kind you can have.
00:12:29 They want to give me a section eight.
00:12:31 What's all the shouting about?
00:12:33 It's Danny.
00:12:34 What happened to Danny?
00:12:35 Was he drafted?
00:12:36 Oh, he's in jail.
00:12:37 What for?
00:12:38 I don't know.
00:12:39 The gang didn't seem to know either.
00:12:40 I couldn't make heads or tails of it.
00:12:41 But he's been locked up since the day before yesterday.
00:12:43 Well, we better go down and do a little investigating.
00:12:45 I'll try not to be late for supper, Mom.
00:12:47 All right, son.
00:12:49 So long.
00:12:50 Bye now.
00:12:51 Hey, you think it'll fly?
00:13:01 I think it'll fly.
00:13:02 Wasn't that fine when we found it?
00:13:03 Yeah, but he needs another wheel.
00:13:04 All right, so we'll get another--
00:13:05 [shouting]
00:13:08 All right, all right, all right.
00:13:09 Skip the altercation.
00:13:10 What about Danny?
00:13:11 Danny?
00:13:12 [shouting]
00:13:14 One at a time, one at a time.
00:13:18 Who are you?
00:13:19 Spider O'Brien.
00:13:20 He's a new member of the gang.
00:13:22 New member, huh?
00:13:23 Yeah, he moved in the neighborhood after you left.
00:13:25 Where'd you come from?
00:13:27 Brooklyn.
00:13:28 Brooklyn.
00:13:29 That's one of our allies.
00:13:31 Who proposed you?
00:13:32 Danny did.
00:13:33 He worked with Danny.
00:13:34 Yeah, he was there when the guy with the badge
00:13:35 came and took Danny away.
00:13:37 He was working with Danny, huh?
00:13:38 Well, what do you know about it?
00:13:39 Why'd he get pinched?
00:13:40 Hey, fellas, look.
00:13:41 You gotta help me out.
00:13:42 How many times do I have to tell you this is a private club?
00:13:44 Aw, come on, Mugs.
00:13:45 The cops are on my tail.
00:13:46 What are you trying to do, put them on our tail?
00:13:48 Go on, hit the road.
00:13:49 Come on, Mugs, help me out.
00:13:50 Mugs, don't forget, things used to be a member of this club.
00:13:52 I've been trying to forget that for a long time.
00:13:54 Aw, come on, Mugs.
00:13:55 Last year, you were blackballed.
00:13:57 That means you're out.
00:13:58 O-U-T.
00:13:59 [knocking]
00:14:01 Mugs, you hear that?
00:14:02 All right, all right.
00:14:03 Go on and hide.
00:14:04 Don't try to get under the rug.
00:14:06 [knocking]
00:14:08 Well, if it ain't Clancy.
00:14:11 Haven't seen you since I went in the army.
00:14:13 If I'd known you were coming, I'd have made some corned beef and cabbage.
00:14:15 None of your lip.
00:14:16 Who was the guy that just ran in here?
00:14:17 Where is he?
00:14:18 You'll have to be a little more explicit about things.
00:14:20 I'll explicit you if you don't tell me where he is.
00:14:22 You got a writ of habeas corpus delictus to search his place?
00:14:25 I've got eyes and legs.
00:14:26 That's all I need.
00:14:34 [knocking]
00:14:36 Well?
00:14:51 I could have sworn I saw him come in here.
00:14:53 Well, there's a lot of basements in this neighborhood.
00:14:55 Don't give up so easy.
00:14:56 OK.
00:14:57 But if I catch you kids harboring a fugitive, I'll run you all in.
00:15:00 Look, maybe we should see a lawyer.
00:15:02 Clancy, you know a good lawyer?
00:15:04 Yeah, there's Tim Murphy and--
00:15:07 No, he's no good.
00:15:08 Too cheap.
00:15:09 Well, there's this Mike--
00:15:11 What am I saying?
00:15:12 OK, rat.
00:15:21 You can come out of your hole now.
00:15:23 Thanks a lot, Mugs.
00:15:31 I knew you wouldn't rat on me.
00:15:32 Must be getting chicken hearted.
00:15:34 Just to show you how much I appreciate it, though.
00:15:37 Still playing a big shot, huh?
00:15:39 I don't want none of your Japanese money.
00:15:41 Japanese money?
00:15:42 Let me see.
00:15:43 Gee, I didn't know Lincoln was present in that booth.
00:15:45 Now get out of here.
00:15:51 You're stagnating the air.
00:15:59 Here's the back door.
00:16:01 Somebody's liable to think we know you.
00:16:03 Now where was we before we were so crudely interrupted?
00:16:10 Oh, yeah.
00:16:11 You was going to tell me about Danny.
00:16:13 I don't know nothing about it.
00:16:14 They just come and took him, that's all.
00:16:16 We're getting nowhere fast.
00:16:17 We better get out and talk to him personally.
00:16:19 The rest of you fellas wait here.
00:16:20 Well, I got to go to work.
00:16:21 You don't have to be so anxious about it.
00:16:23 Yeah.
00:16:25 Come on, Private Climpy.
00:16:26 No.
00:16:28 I'm going to stay with the fellas and play air.
00:16:29 There he is.
00:16:38 Hiya, fellas.
00:16:39 Boy, am I glad to see you.
00:16:41 Hi.
00:16:42 You know, you greatly disillusioned me.
00:16:44 Here I make you president of the best club on the east side,
00:16:46 and I come back and find you here.
00:16:48 But I didn't do nothing.
00:16:49 Didn't do nothing, huh?
00:16:50 What are you doing behind this mosquito net?
00:16:53 What's the rat?
00:16:54 Look, after you guys left, I got myself a job at Dunlap's Warehouse
00:16:57 in the loading department, me and a kid named Spider.
00:17:00 He's a new member of the gang.
00:17:02 Yeah, we met him, and we didn't like him.
00:17:04 Me too, neither.
00:17:06 Oh, he's all right, I think.
00:17:08 So anyway, I'm in charge of the invoices.
00:17:11 Now, we handle a lot of stuff that goes to the Army.
00:17:13 So one day, Spider and I were working out on a platform,
00:17:15 and up comes a plainclothes cop and an Army officer.
00:17:18 The plainclothes cop, he says to me--
00:17:20 You're in charge of all the cases that go out of here, aren't you?
00:17:23 That's right.
00:17:24 Why?
00:17:25 I'm going to ask you some questions, and you better be ready with the answers.
00:17:27 You OK with this?
00:17:28 Is this your signature?
00:17:30 Looks like it.
00:17:31 Well, there are over a dozen cases of medicinal alcohol
00:17:33 consigned to the Army missing.
00:17:36 I don't know anything about it.
00:17:37 Are you two the only ones in this department?
00:17:40 That's right.
00:17:41 Well, you better come along with us.
00:17:44 So now they got me charged with robbery.
00:17:46 They can't do that.
00:17:48 Shut up.
00:17:49 OK, Chief, I was just thinking to myself--
00:17:51 Don't think so loud.
00:17:53 Gee, I got to hear what I'm thinking, don't I?
00:17:57 What do you think done it?
00:17:58 I don't know.
00:17:59 It looks to me like an inside job, or at least someone on the inside
00:18:01 has mixed up in it.
00:18:03 How about this kid, Spider?
00:18:05 Gee, I don't know.
00:18:07 Still, he'd have as good a chance to do it as I would.
00:18:09 We'll round him up and find out what he knows.
00:18:11 First, we'll try to get you out of here.
00:18:13 How are we going to do that, Chief?
00:18:14 Influence.
00:18:15 I spoke to some of the boys.
00:18:17 Sit tight.
00:18:18 Don't go away.
00:18:20 Are you kidding?
00:18:22 I thought there was a little superfluid.
00:18:24 Hey, Marks, if they snuffed they lifted his government goods,
00:18:33 why don't we get a job with the intelligence to work on the case?
00:18:36 You don't need good eyesight for that.
00:18:37 No, but you require intelligence, and that'll let you out.
00:18:41 I don't know about that case.
00:18:43 My old man went to Barca there.
00:18:45 Barca?
00:18:46 That's a Goyle school.
00:18:48 I know it, and he knew it too.
00:18:49 That's why he went there.
00:18:50 My family happens to be one of the intelligent people of this block.
00:18:52 I never want you to insult my family.
00:18:53 Wait a minute.
00:18:55 Hey, kid, come here a minute.
00:18:56 You afraid someone will see you around here?
00:19:00 What are you worried about?
00:19:01 You want your dough, don't you?
00:19:02 Yeah, sure.
00:19:03 All right.
00:19:04 Here.
00:19:10 You know, that doesn't look kosher to me.
00:19:12 Me too, neither.
00:19:14 There'll be more after tonight.
00:19:15 We're coming back.
00:19:16 Get it?
00:19:17 Yeah.
00:19:18 See you later.
00:19:19 Spider!
00:19:48 Yeah?
00:19:49 Come out here a minute, will you?
00:19:50 I want to talk to you.
00:19:51 You want me?
00:19:57 I'm having a little party over at the club,
00:19:59 celebrating the fact that Grumpy and I is home.
00:20:01 We'd like you to be there.
00:20:02 I'd like to.
00:20:03 When is it?
00:20:04 Well, it's going on right now.
00:20:05 You're the only one that's not there.
00:20:07 So we thought we'd come over and invite you personally.
00:20:09 Well, I don't get off for half an hour.
00:20:11 Oh, that's all right.
00:20:12 Yeah, we don't have to be back in camp until, uh--
00:20:15 well, uh, we don't have to be back in about--
00:20:18 Well, I'm back to your bailing hooks.
00:20:20 We'll see you later.
00:20:21 OK.
00:20:22 What's it all about?
00:20:25 What's it all about?
00:20:27 Confucius say patience is a virtue.
00:20:30 Yeah?
00:20:31 I thought he only made wisecracks.
00:20:33 [music playing]
00:20:35 (SINGING) Lonely now and then.
00:20:40 Do you ever regret?
00:20:44 All the happiness your sweet caresses gave me.
00:20:50 And a memory that's lingering with me yet.
00:20:57 Now and then, do you ever remember?
00:21:03 Now and then, what I try to forget.
00:21:07 If I knew then what I know now--
00:21:12 You open for business, gorgeous?
00:21:14 Oh, hello.
00:21:15 Pack me a favor.
00:21:17 Thanks.
00:21:19 Here, keep the change.
00:21:21 Have a nice evening.
00:21:25 We're still eating.
00:21:26 Uh, what are you getting so excited for, gorgeous?
00:21:29 I didn't mean nothing by it.
00:21:30 After all, what's a little peck on the cheek between friends?
00:21:33 If you're going to get excited at that,
00:21:34 how are we going to get familiar?
00:21:36 You understand what I mean?
00:21:37 Now, I always said that--
00:21:39 Hiya, boss.
00:21:41 I'm sorry.
00:21:42 Oh, I was just--
00:21:43 Inside.
00:21:44 You don't have to stand for that.
00:21:51 The customer's always right.
00:21:53 Besides, I guess it's part of the job.
00:21:55 You better let me be your bodyguard.
00:21:57 Thanks, but I think I can take care of myself.
00:21:59 But they're not all as harmless as fingers, you know.
00:22:02 Are you telling me?
00:22:03 I like the way you said that.
00:22:06 Guilty conscience?
00:22:07 Forget it.
00:22:10 Forget it.
00:22:11 You want to keep healthy, you stay away from her.
00:22:18 I'm sorry, boss.
00:22:19 I didn't know it was private.
00:22:20 Well, it isn't, but that's not what I pay you for.
00:22:22 I don't mean nothing by it.
00:22:23 I just sort of keep--
00:22:24 OK, forget it.
00:22:25 Forget it.
00:22:26 Here's your cut on the last job.
00:22:28 How about the dough I paid the kid?
00:22:29 Oh, yeah.
00:22:30 How is the kid, anyway?
00:22:33 Oh, he's a little scared since they picked up Stanley,
00:22:35 but I don't think he'll get out of line.
00:22:36 Well, he better not.
00:22:37 He'll be all sick as well as his own.
00:22:39 Everything set for tonight?
00:22:41 He said the new shipment's in, just sitting there waiting for us.
00:22:44 OK, go on, beat it.
00:22:45 I'm busy.
00:22:46 Oh, Belmont.
00:22:48 Yeah?
00:22:49 Don't forget, you've already bought a pack of cigarettes.
00:22:52 OK, boss.
00:22:53 OK.
00:22:54 Hiya, Spider.
00:22:59 You didn't have to wait for me.
00:23:01 Oh, we just wanted to make sure you'd get there.
00:23:03 In unity, there's strength.
00:23:05 Yeah, it's sort of a ritual with us.
00:23:07 Always take care of our new members.
00:23:09 That's our motto.
00:23:10 A pleurisy union.
00:23:12 Hey, Muggs, what does the E stand for?
00:23:14 Elephant.
00:23:15 You never forget.
00:23:16 Well, better get along, Spidey.
00:23:17 You wouldn't want to be late, would you?
00:23:19 No, I don't want to be late.
00:23:21 [train rumbling]
00:23:24 That don't look so good to me.
00:23:39 Should we crash in and break it up?
00:23:41 No, wait a minute.
00:23:42 Let's find out what it's all about, please.
00:23:44 [footsteps]
00:23:46 Sit down there and take it easy.
00:23:53 Toss them lights.
00:23:55 [clattering]
00:23:58 Is this a joke?
00:24:05 No, it ain't no joke.
00:24:07 Just want to ask you a few questions.
00:24:09 I didn't do nothing.
00:24:10 You didn't say you did.
00:24:11 Yet.
00:24:12 What do you know about this rat Danny's taking for somebody else?
00:24:15 I don't know nothing.
00:24:16 Change the needle.
00:24:17 Every time I ask a question, you say you don't know nothing.
00:24:19 You work alongside of Danny at the warehouse, don't you?
00:24:22 Yeah.
00:24:23 Well, open up.
00:24:24 What do you know about it?
00:24:25 Gee, this is just like in the movies.
00:24:27 Where were you on the night of June 16th at 830?
00:24:29 Shut up.
00:24:31 Just trying to help, Chief.
00:24:33 Only way you can help me is by stopping a trattling.
00:24:35 I suppose you're going to tell us you don't know a lug by the name of Fingers Belmont.
00:24:39 Sure I know him.
00:24:40 So what?
00:24:41 I'd like to have a look at that glimpse.
00:24:42 Too dark in here to write.
00:24:43 I thought you went to night school.
00:24:44 Oh, I forgot.
00:24:46 When's the last time you saw this Fingers?
00:24:48 We all seen him.
00:24:49 Here today.
00:24:50 That's right, Chief.
00:24:51 When did you see him since then?
00:24:53 Well, when would I see him?
00:24:55 Well, did you see him since then or didn't you?
00:24:57 Well, no, I--
00:24:59 Oh, what a liar.
00:25:00 We seen him see you, didn't we, Chief?
00:25:02 Stop cheaping me.
00:25:04 Certainly we saw him.
00:25:06 Wanted to see what he'd say.
00:25:08 We seen you with him tonight, and he gave you something.
00:25:10 What was it?
00:25:13 What was it?
00:25:14 There was nothing to tell you.
00:25:15 He didn't give me nothing.
00:25:17 First come, Flippy.
00:25:18 Gee whiz.
00:25:27 $50, a whole month's pay.
00:25:29 He's netting, I tell you.
00:25:30 He's netting.
00:25:31 What is this, chopped liver?
00:25:32 Well, those are my wages.
00:25:33 Wages?
00:25:34 What are you, vice president or something there?
00:25:38 We saw him give you this dough.
00:25:40 What we want to know is why he gave it to you.
00:25:42 Well, he owed it to me.
00:25:43 Oh, I won it in a crap game.
00:25:45 You were just marking time.
00:25:48 Leave me here alone with this guy.
00:25:49 I'll take care of it.
00:25:50 I'll get to the bottom of this thing if I can beat his brains in.
00:25:52 You fellas wait outside.
00:25:54 Me too?
00:25:55 Yes, you too, Chief.
00:25:57 So maybe you wanted someone to help you hide the body, that's all.
00:26:00 When I get to him, there won't be no body.
00:26:01 He'll be sweeping off in little pieces.
00:26:03 Now get out.
00:26:04 Hey, kid.
00:26:05 What kind of fuzz you like there?
00:26:07 Was that numzum numzum there?
00:26:08 Hmm?
00:26:10 Hmm?
00:26:11 Relax.
00:26:28 You know, Spider, I was just kind of fooling for the benefit of those fellas.
00:26:32 They own a president's club and I got to set a good example.
00:26:35 That's all kid stuff.
00:26:37 I've outgrown that.
00:26:39 You mean you ain't trying to help Danny?
00:26:40 Danny?
00:26:42 Danny and I have never gotten along.
00:26:44 He's jealous of me because I'm president of this club.
00:26:45 I had to lick him three times to teach him a lesson.
00:26:48 You sure had me fooled.
00:26:50 Pretty good act, huh?
00:26:51 I'll say so, and am I glad it is an act.
00:26:55 Hey, kid.
00:26:56 Take back your clothes.
00:26:59 You know, you're a pretty smart kid.
00:27:01 I'd like to be cutting on a soft thing like that.
00:27:03 What can you?
00:27:04 You're in the army.
00:27:05 That's something else the fellas don't know.
00:27:07 I was kicked out.
00:27:08 You were?
00:27:09 Discharge.
00:27:10 For what?
00:27:11 There's a lot of things missing around the barracks and they searched me one night and caught me red-handed.
00:27:16 That's why I need the dough.
00:27:18 Maybe you could help me out.
00:27:20 Who would I have to see?
00:27:21 Well, I work with Fingers and a couple other guys.
00:27:24 Highjack in the warehouse?
00:27:25 Yeah.
00:27:26 What do you do?
00:27:27 Well, I just have to see that the mold on the trap door is left open before I go home every night.
00:27:32 Just have to leave a little bolt open and you get 50 bucks?
00:27:35 Yeah.
00:27:36 That's pretty easy.
00:27:38 Yeah, it is kind of easy.
00:27:40 What does Belmont do with this stuff?
00:27:42 Who does he work for?
00:27:43 Well, I don't know who the big shot is.
00:27:45 I work with Fingers and a guy named Slug.
00:27:48 We'd better shut his trap.
00:27:50 Yeah.
00:27:51 For good.
00:27:54 Uh, Spider.
00:27:56 Sorry I had to be so rough on you.
00:27:57 Do you understand?
00:28:00 Let's get going.
00:28:01 Yeah, I better be getting along.
00:28:02 My mom would be getting worried.
00:28:03 She's been kind of sick lately.
00:28:05 That's why I got into this.
00:28:06 We needed the money.
00:28:07 She's already had two operations.
00:28:10 Too bad.
00:28:11 Better be going along harmless.
00:28:29 Al, take it easy.
00:28:31 Don't say nothing about this to nobody.
00:28:32 I guess so.
00:28:34 So long.
00:28:35 See you, Mug.
00:28:41 Hi, Spider.
00:28:42 Hi.
00:28:43 What's your hurry?
00:28:44 I gotta get home.
00:28:45 I want to have a little talk with you.
00:28:46 What about?
00:28:47 Oh, something private.
00:28:48 How about taking him back to the club?
00:28:50 Yeah, that's a good idea.
00:28:51 Come on, let's go over to the club.
00:28:52 Wait a minute, fellas.
00:28:53 I gotta get home.
00:28:54 Come on, shut up.
00:29:00 Oh, oh, do it.
00:29:16 Why don't you take your hand off the switch and bring it away?
00:29:21 I thought you were still asleep.
00:29:22 I've been up since 5.30.
00:29:24 Don't you feel funny being in these civvies again?
00:29:26 Oh, you look natural, you little old scallywag, you.
00:29:29 Come on.
00:29:30 Your breakfast will be getting cold.
00:29:34 You know, it's pretty nice to be home at that, Mom.
00:29:36 It's not nice, this grand, if you're asking me to be having you home.
00:29:39 Here's the dinner.
00:29:41 Got you some melon, some ham and eggs, some toast and jam, and a whole quarter-meat.
00:29:46 How's that?
00:29:47 Boy, it'll do for a starter.
00:29:53 Geez, it's Spider.
00:29:55 What do you kids know about this?
00:29:56 Nothing.
00:29:57 Not a thing.
00:29:58 You know him?
00:29:59 Yeah, sure.
00:30:00 Spider O'Brien.
00:30:01 He's one of the gang.
00:30:07 Looks like a fractured skull, cerebral hemorrhage.
00:30:10 Is he dead?
00:30:11 Yes.
00:30:15 Mugs must have certainly beat him up something awful.
00:30:17 What's that?
00:30:18 Oh, I didn't say nothing.
00:30:19 What'd you say about Mugs?
00:30:21 Spider was all right last night.
00:30:22 We left him here with Mugs.
00:30:23 Oh, you did?
00:30:25 Where does Mugs live?
00:30:28 I, uh, I don't know.
00:30:31 Oh, you don't.
00:30:32 Well, you're all going for a little ride.
00:30:33 You take charge of this.
00:30:34 Come on.
00:30:35 Come on.
00:30:36 Get out of here.
00:30:44 Oh, hello.
00:30:45 Hello, Mr. McGinnis.
00:30:46 Where's Mugs?
00:30:47 Where's Mugs?
00:30:48 Where's Mugs?
00:30:49 If I was a snake, I'd bite you.
00:30:50 What are you so excited about?
00:30:51 I'm not excited.
00:30:52 I just want to see you for a minute.
00:30:53 That's all.
00:30:54 Well, take a good look.
00:30:55 I ain't going no place.
00:30:56 Come on.
00:30:57 No kidding.
00:30:58 I've got to talk to you.
00:30:59 All right, Climpy.
00:31:00 I'll go before you explode.
00:31:01 You didn't do it, Mugs, did you?
00:31:02 You wouldn't do a thing like that, would you?
00:31:03 Oh, now, stop throwing those apoplectic fits.
00:31:04 I wouldn't do a thing like what?
00:31:05 A thing like what happened at the fair.
00:31:06 I wouldn't do a thing like that.
00:31:07 You didn't do it, Mugs, did you?
00:31:08 You wouldn't do a thing like that, would you?
00:31:09 Oh, now, stop throwing those apoplectic fits.
00:31:11 I wouldn't do a thing like what?
00:31:12 A thing like what happened at the club.
00:31:14 What happened at the club?
00:31:15 Oh, there he was, all full of blood and everything.
00:31:17 Gee.
00:31:18 Who was there full of blood?
00:31:19 Spider.
00:31:20 He's dead.
00:31:21 Spider's dead?
00:31:22 Yeah, that poor little kid from Brooklyn.
00:31:23 You didn't do it, did you, Mugs?
00:31:24 Of course I didn't do it.
00:31:25 Gee, that's great.
00:31:26 Get out of here.
00:31:28 Where are you going?
00:31:29 Down to the club.
00:31:30 You can't go there.
00:31:31 It's full of cops, and they're waiting for you.
00:31:32 I told you I didn't do it.
00:31:33 Yeah, you and I know that for today.
00:31:35 Don't forget, we left him there all alone with you last night,
00:31:37 and they know it.
00:31:38 That's right.
00:31:39 But I left him outside the club.
00:31:40 He said he was going home.
00:31:41 Yeah, but did anybody see you leave him?
00:31:43 No.
00:31:44 I guess not.
00:31:45 We'd better get out of here, where we can do some thinking.
00:31:47 I'll see you later, Mom.
00:31:48 Everything go all right last night?
00:31:57 Uh, not exactly, you see.
00:31:59 Something must have happened.
00:32:02 What do you mean?
00:32:03 Well, uh, the trap was locked.
00:32:05 The kid must have slipped up.
00:32:06 I thought you said he could be dependent on it.
00:32:08 Well, he can, but something must have happened.
00:32:10 Well, the stuff won't stay there forever.
00:32:12 Find out what's wrong and get busy.
00:32:14 OK, boss.
00:32:15 Corporal McGinnis from private Friedhofer.
00:32:30 Wish to see the major, sir.
00:32:32 They say it's about the Dunlap, uh, warehouse matter.
00:32:35 Send them in.
00:32:36 All right, boys.
00:32:40 At ease.
00:32:48 I thought the orderly said, "Corporal McGinnis."
00:32:51 It was, sir.
00:32:52 But I've just been arrably discharged.
00:32:54 Yeah, bad blinkers, uh, I mean, uh, bad eyesight.
00:32:57 The major would be so kind as to look this, sir.
00:32:59 Well?
00:33:06 I've got a hunch on who's lifting the government stuff in the Dunlap warehouse.
00:33:10 I know how they're doing it, but I don't know who the big shots are.
00:33:13 With the major's permission, I'd like to work on the case.
00:33:15 He's sort of an undercover man.
00:33:18 But, uh, you're not in the army now, are you, corporal?
00:33:22 No, sir.
00:33:23 Sorry to say I'm not.
00:33:25 Oh, uh, sorry you're not?
00:33:27 Yes, sir.
00:33:28 Well, this is a little bit irregular.
00:33:30 Why don't you go to the police?
00:33:32 Police already have a murder on their hands, and one of my pals is mixed up in it.
00:33:35 They just ask a lot of questions.
00:33:36 They might even hold me as a witness.
00:33:37 Yeah, they'd come to the whole workshop.
00:33:39 The whole thing would be snuffed full that way.
00:33:41 Sir?
00:33:43 Well, this really is a federal case.
00:33:46 That's why we came to see you, sir.
00:33:48 Yes, sir.
00:33:49 Call the police department.
00:33:50 Tell Captain Anderson I'll be right over.
00:33:52 Yes, sir.
00:33:53 Well, let's go.
00:34:00 What time did you leave the club?
00:34:02 Around 6 o'clock.
00:34:03 I don't have a watch.
00:34:05 You say you left this mug there?
00:34:06 That's right.
00:34:07 Yeah.
00:34:08 Have any of you seen him since?
00:34:10 No.
00:34:11 No, we haven't.
00:34:13 What's this mug's last name?
00:34:14 McInnes.
00:34:17 Yeah?
00:34:18 I think you'll find it here.
00:34:19 Send him right in.
00:34:20 All right, fellas.
00:34:21 Sit down over there.
00:34:32 How are you, Captain?
00:34:33 Hello, Major.
00:34:34 Corporal McInnes has an idea I think both of us might be able to use.
00:34:37 McInnes?
00:34:38 Mugs McInnes?
00:34:39 That's me.
00:34:40 That is?
00:34:41 Well, you're just the one I'm looking for.
00:34:43 Yeah, I know, Captain.
00:34:44 If you don't mind my telling you, you're on the wrong track.
00:34:46 I left Spider O'Brien outside the club 10 minutes after the gang left.
00:34:49 And I never laid a hand on him, so help me.
00:34:52 Well, what's your big idea?
00:34:54 You know who did it?
00:34:55 Not exactly.
00:34:56 But I think it all ties up with that warehouse job you're holding my pal Danny for.
00:35:00 Yeah?
00:35:01 What makes you think so?
00:35:02 Spider told me that he was doing the inside work on that job.
00:35:05 He got 50 bucks for it.
00:35:07 Oh, he did, eh?
00:35:08 Yes, sir.
00:35:09 So you might as well let Danny go right now.
00:35:11 Not so fast.
00:35:12 Have you any idea who gave Spider that 50 bucks?
00:35:15 I think it's Belmont.
00:35:16 He's nothing.
00:35:17 He's just a stooge.
00:35:18 He ain't got brains enough to be head man.
00:35:20 That's the guy we gotta get.
00:35:22 Do you figure this Belmont had anything to do with the killing of Spider?
00:35:25 I'm not sure.
00:35:27 But like I told the major, I think I can find out if you'll let me.
00:35:33 What do you think, Major?
00:35:34 Well, as far as the murder is concerned, it's entirely up to you.
00:35:37 As for the warehouse, which is a government case, I think the corporal can be of some use.
00:35:42 What am I supposed to do?
00:35:43 Give the whole police force a vacation?
00:35:45 No, don't do nothing.
00:35:46 Just let the whole thing lay for a while.
00:35:48 Don't even bring in Belmont.
00:35:49 Let whoever did it think they're getting away with it.
00:35:51 Yeah, you know.
00:35:52 Make out like you're Baffle.
00:35:54 Baffle?
00:35:55 Yeah, like it says on the paper.
00:35:57 X marks his butt.
00:35:58 Police department baffle.
00:35:59 [Police siren]
00:36:24 You want me, boss?
00:36:25 Yeah.
00:36:27 Take a look at that.
00:36:31 Gee, no wonder he didn't do his job last night.
00:36:33 Too bad, ain't it?
00:36:35 Yeah, it is.
00:36:38 You, uh, you wouldn't know anything about it, would you?
00:36:41 Me?
00:36:42 Why should I know anything about it?
00:36:44 It's a good thing you don't, because I don't like being mixed up in murders.
00:36:47 Neither do I.
00:36:49 Don't you think this sort of puts a kink in our setup, boss?
00:36:52 I better get busy and line up somebody else, huh?
00:36:54 Yeah.
00:36:55 Yeah, I'll take care of it, boss.
00:36:57 Yeah.
00:37:06 At the last load?
00:37:07 Yeah.
00:37:09 I'm glad I had that Army commando training.
00:37:11 I'd have pulled it up two hours ago.
00:37:12 [Siren]
00:37:15 Oh, for fuck's sake.
00:37:16 Music in my ears.
00:37:17 Let's go put on a feedback.
00:37:18 No, you go ahead.
00:37:19 I'll be over later.
00:37:20 I want to finish checking these carpets.
00:37:23 Can't go now, huh?
00:37:24 No, I want to wipe it up.
00:37:26 Well, uh, I've got two bits.
00:37:29 I guess that the payroll there was a little short on the thing here.
00:37:33 Thanks.
00:37:34 See you over there.
00:37:38 Take it easy, Joe.
00:37:42 Hiya, big shot.
00:37:43 Since when are you working here?
00:37:44 Since 7.59 and a half this morning.
00:37:46 Thought you were in the Army.
00:37:47 I was, but I got kicked out.
00:37:49 I'm taking Spider's place.
00:37:51 You remember Spider, don't you?
00:37:53 Spider?
00:37:54 Spider who?
00:37:56 Ah, quit beating around the bush.
00:37:57 You ain't fooling anybody.
00:37:59 You know, you're just the guy I want to see.
00:38:01 Yeah, what about?
00:38:02 I said I was taking Spider's place.
00:38:05 In there.
00:38:07 Get it?
00:38:08 You know, I think you and me ought to have a little talk.
00:38:11 Where can I meet you?
00:38:14 I don't know.
00:38:15 You don't know, huh?
00:38:16 Well, I'll tell you.
00:38:17 Behind the bandstand in the park at 8 o'clock tonight.
00:38:20 You'd better be there.
00:38:21 Alone.
00:38:39 Have a peanut.
00:38:40 No, thanks.
00:38:41 Thought it would suck on your teeth, huh?
00:38:43 Yeah.
00:38:47 What's that for?
00:38:48 Oh, that's the old equalizer.
00:38:50 If you came here alone like I told you, I probably wouldn't need it.
00:38:55 All right, you can come out now.
00:38:57 There's two planes hiding to go see.
00:38:59 Home for you all.
00:39:01 Come on out before I drag you out.
00:39:07 Always got an ace in the hole, huh?
00:39:09 Well, you're in on this too.
00:39:11 You might as well sit down while you can hear what I got to say with that one good ear of yours.
00:39:14 Come on, sit down.
00:39:20 Now we can start the serious conversation.
00:39:22 Might as well skip the star-spangled banner because you fellas probably don't know the words anyway.
00:39:26 Sorry, soldier, this one's taken.
00:39:28 You'll find another one up the path of peace.
00:39:30 Talker, too.
00:39:32 Okay, what's on your mind?
00:39:34 Like I told you today, I'm taking Spider's place.
00:39:37 Yeah?
00:39:38 So what?
00:39:39 Well, nothing.
00:39:40 Just what I said.
00:39:41 I'm taking Spider's place, I'm going to do everything he did, and I'm going to get his cut, too.
00:39:46 What's he talking about?
00:39:47 I don't know.
00:39:49 What's that got to do with me?
00:39:50 Come on, let's act like we're grown-ups.
00:39:52 No more kid stuff.
00:39:53 I know all about your little deal and your little trap door with the bolt.
00:39:56 Now, do I join the quartet or do I sing alone?
00:39:59 To the cops.
00:40:03 Okay, you're in.
00:40:04 That's fine.
00:40:05 When's the next job and where do I meet you?
00:40:07 Tomorrow night.
00:40:08 Maxie's at ten.
00:40:10 Maxie's?
00:40:11 Yeah, you know where it is, don't you?
00:40:12 Yeah, I know where it is.
00:40:13 I'll be there on my Sunday best.
00:40:15 Okay.
00:40:16 We'll see you there at Maxie's.
00:40:18 Right.
00:40:19 Come on, Spud.
00:40:24 Okay.
00:40:31 Chief, I'm sure proud of you.
00:40:33 You sure handled him.
00:40:34 I'm sure proud of you.
00:40:35 Are you sure?
00:40:36 Sure.
00:40:37 It was just a case of mind over matter.
00:40:39 What's the matter?
00:40:40 Oh, nothing, nothing.
00:40:41 You wouldn't understand.
00:40:47 You should have given that to the girl.
00:40:48 You're not very courteous.
00:40:50 She was bigger than he was.
00:41:02 Nice kid.
00:41:03 He used to be a bookie.
00:41:04 Who was a bookie?
00:41:05 Ah, mind your own business.
00:41:06 You tell the gang?
00:41:07 Sure, they're waiting for us at the club.
00:41:08 Let's see, you're a great secretary.
00:41:09 Just for that, I'm going to cancel your next month's dues.
00:41:12 Well, fella, I'll probably be in Tokyo by that time.
00:41:16 All right, come on.
00:41:17 Grab your seats.
00:41:18 Quick, get on those skates.
00:41:19 Act like a bunch of old women.
00:41:22 This meeting is now called to order as of the 17th instinct of the month.
00:41:26 You don't have to call a roll call because I know you're all here.
00:41:29 We've got some important business on hand.
00:41:31 You fellas got a chance to do something big for your country.
00:41:34 There's a bunch of rats been stealing stuff from a warehouse.
00:41:36 Stuff that's supposed to go overseas.
00:41:38 Stuff that might save some wounded soldier's life.
00:41:40 That's sabotage.
00:41:41 We all know who's stealing it, but we don't know where it's going or who's at the head of it.
00:41:45 Tonight I got a chance to find out.
00:41:47 You fellas got to help me.
00:41:48 We're with you, Muggs.
00:41:49 Sure, let's go.
00:41:50 No, you fellas can't go.
00:41:52 But you fellas be here at 9 o'clock, and if I get in a jam, I'm going to call Ginsberg's delicatessen.
00:41:56 Danny, you're in charge here.
00:41:57 Okay, Muggs.
00:41:58 Limpy, you stay at Ginsberg's and wait for a call.
00:42:01 Good.
00:42:02 Oh, boy, what a break.
00:42:03 This is Ginsberg, my new pan of spoodles today.
00:42:05 I saw him in the window.
00:42:06 What's spoodles got to do with it?
00:42:08 Looks like a hungry wimp.
00:42:09 Don't get any in your ear.
00:42:11 You might not hear the phone.
00:42:13 Somebody lose a tie, Clare?
00:42:16 WWB.
00:42:18 Whose initials are WWB?
00:42:20 That ain't me, Muggs.
00:42:22 Maybe it belonged to one of those cops that was here when Spider...
00:42:26 Well, you found it.
00:42:27 Keep it.
00:42:28 A lot of good this is going to be to a guy called James Aloysius Bogarty.
00:42:32 You got something there.
00:42:37 That looks like blood.
00:42:42 This ain't blood.
00:42:43 This is dry.
00:42:44 Blood's wet.
00:42:45 It could be old blood.
00:42:47 My Uncle Louie's got old blood, and that's wet.
00:42:53 It's WB.
00:42:55 I wonder if that belongs to the guy that...
00:43:00 I'd like to know who this guy is.
00:43:05 I just want to be the leader, 'cause the leader never has a bit of fun.
00:43:09 They let the other fella be the leader, 'cause all I want to do is play the drum.
00:43:15 I just want to play the cello, so I could make a mellow cello hum.
00:43:19 They let the other fella play the cello, 'cause all I want to do is play the drum.
00:43:24 Why, the rhythm of the beat makes you tingle in your feet when the drum man starts to play.
00:43:29 You've got to keep your step 'cause the drum's full of step when the drum man leads the way.
00:43:35 I just want to be the singer, 'cause the singer never has a bit of fun.
00:43:39 They let the other fella dodge the tomatoes, 'cause all I want to do is play the drum.
00:43:44 [scatting]
00:44:04 Why, the rhythm of the beat makes you tingle in your feet when the drum man starts to play.
00:44:09 You've got to keep your step 'cause the drum's full of step when the drum man leads the way.
00:44:15 I just want to be the singer, 'cause the singer never has a bit of fun.
00:44:20 They let the other fella dodge the tomatoes, 'cause all I want to do is play the drum.
00:44:25 [applause]
00:44:36 Not with me. What's new, Big Shot?
00:44:39 - Hi. - Let's get going.
00:44:41 - What's your hurry? Let's go inside for a drink. - You buying?
00:44:44 - Certainly. - Well, all right.
00:44:46 Hey, Joe, a little service over here.
00:45:02 - What'll it be? - Take mine and double shot a bourbon. What'll you have?
00:45:06 - I'll take a triple. - Okay.
00:45:09 - Excuse me, Bugs. I'll be back in a minute. - Yeah, Satan, don't get lost.
00:45:14 Here you are. Double, triple.
00:45:27 [music]
00:45:32 - Bug, what are you doing here? - Hi, sis.
00:45:47 I got a little business with Belmont. I'll tell you about it later now.
00:45:50 - Go away before he sees you. - He sees me here all the time.
00:45:53 - Does? - Yeah.
00:45:54 - Does he know you're my sister? - I don't think so.
00:45:56 Look, if anything happens, you call Olympia, Ginsburg's delicatessen.
00:45:59 - What's it all about? - Not minor details.
00:46:02 - Now beat it before you come up for works. - But, Monk, come on.
00:46:05 Scat. Scat.
00:46:07 Hey, uh, Joe.
00:46:12 - Yes, sir? - Could I have a little, uh, ginger ale chaser?
00:46:17 Okay.
00:46:19 - Here you are, sir. Ginger ale. - Thanks.
00:46:24 Thanks.
00:46:26 - He's a better kid than the spider was. - What's his name?
00:46:38 McGinnis. Muggs McGinnis.
00:46:40 - I don't know him. I better look him over. - Okay, I got him outside.
00:46:43 - I'll see you in a minute. - Check.
00:46:46 Ahem.
00:46:48 - Well? - He's hoping.
00:46:57 - Hoping what? - Oh, nothing definite. Just hoping.
00:47:01 - Ah, it's good bourbon. - Yeah.
00:47:09 - Come on. Let's rave. - Right.
00:47:11 - Come on. Let's rave. - Right.
00:47:13 - Come on. Let's rave. - Right.
00:47:15 - Come on. Let's rave. - Right.
00:47:27 - Hello, honey. - Hello.
00:47:32 - Well, have you made up your mind? - About what?
00:47:36 - About me. - Well...
00:47:40 Okay, you just take your time.
00:47:43 - Why, I wish you'd hurry up and call. I'm getting worried. - Yeah, I'll probably get in the way.
00:47:54 I don't know, except I'm getting tired.
00:47:56 Please, do me a favor and go home. I want to close up.
00:48:01 Give me another piece of strudel. Already you had six pieces.
00:48:04 Oh, what? I like strudel. Give me another piece.
00:48:06 All right, this is the place. Get going.
00:48:24 You sure you left that trap door unbolted?
00:48:28 What do you think? I'm an amateur?
00:48:31 Don't forget, when you get inside, open the door on the wall.
00:48:34 As you say, Fred, you're rocking the boat. Get going.
00:48:37 Come on.
00:48:38 Bye.
00:48:39 [Door opens]
00:48:40 [Door closes]
00:48:42 [Door closes]
00:48:44 [Door closes]
00:49:07 [Door opens]
00:49:08 - Where's the stuff? - Same place Spider always left it.
00:49:18 - Right here. - All right, let's pick him up. Come on.
00:49:30 [Door opens]
00:49:36 [Door closes]
00:49:38 [Door opens]
00:49:39 [Door opens]
00:49:54 [Door opens]
00:50:04 [Door closes]
00:50:05 Come on, we haven't done all night. Come on, let's go.
00:50:11 Ah, we should have gone with the mug.
00:50:17 Yeah, I suppose we should have sold tickets too, like at the clam bank and taken the whole neighborhood.
00:50:21 I only hope me old man stays out good and late tonight, that's all.
00:50:24 Boy, that's good student. I'm glad you like it. Please, Limpy, I'm tired. Please go home.
00:50:28 Give me another piece.
00:50:29 Already you had eight pieces of it.
00:50:31 Oh, that's nothing. One time I ate 21 lapkins.
00:50:34 - You're a schlemiel. - I heard that.
00:50:36 - What? - Schlemiel.
00:50:38 - You know what it means? - Yeah.
00:50:40 What?
00:50:41 [Door opens]
00:50:46 Come on, let's shake a leg and get this stuff unloaded.
00:50:50 Come on, you guys, give us a hand out here.
00:50:55 - Right back where we started from, huh? - What do you mean?
00:51:00 It's the back of Maxi's, ain't it? That's the guy we work for?
00:51:03 You're getting kind of nosy lately, ain't you?
00:51:05 What do you care who we're working for? Just unload this truck.
00:51:08 Come on, guys, let's get going.
00:51:10 In here, fellas.
00:51:13 Put 'em up along that shelf.
00:51:15 Okay, keep rolling. Keep rolling.
00:51:27 [Footsteps]
00:51:29 He certainly don't strain himself.
00:51:35 Nah, it burns me up, too. Sometimes I like to clonk him.
00:51:38 He better not pick on me. I got too much on him.
00:51:41 I got plenty on him, too. I could send him to the hot seat.
00:51:45 Yeah? Who'd he knock off?
00:51:47 What's holding you guys up?
00:51:49 Come on, let's step on it.
00:51:52 Ah, quit your hollering and take one of these yourself. You ain't no cripple.
00:51:55 [Footsteps]
00:51:57 Hey, take this, will you? I can't reach that.
00:52:06 Hey, here, take this.
00:52:10 [Thud]
00:52:13 Ow! Ow!
00:52:15 Oh, sorry.
00:52:17 Sorry, goof.
00:52:24 Boy, I've been dying to do that.
00:52:26 You can have the next crack at him.
00:52:28 Hey, that's a pretty nice lid.
00:52:33 Needs a little blocking job.
00:52:35 Wonder if it would fit me.
00:52:37 Uh, seven and a quarter.
00:52:41 I wear six and six.
00:52:44 [Footsteps]
00:52:46 There's two of us can send him to the hot seat.
00:52:59 Well, what do you mean?
00:53:01 Fight her.
00:53:02 How'd you find out?
00:53:04 Found a tie-clap in the clubroom and had the same initial as his hat.
00:53:08 W-W-B. All I wanted to know.
00:53:11 [Footsteps]
00:53:13 Don't let him get away.
00:53:16 Cigars? Cigarettes?
00:53:21 [Knocking]
00:53:28 [Door creaking]
00:53:30 That guy Muggs is trying to double-cross us.
00:53:35 What?
00:53:36 Yeah, he knows all about Spider getting out of the club.
00:53:38 What about Spider? Huh?
00:53:40 I said, what about Spider?
00:53:42 Wait a minute. Did you?
00:53:44 I had a boss, he's squealing Muggs.
00:53:46 I ought to break your neck.
00:53:48 I only did it to protect you.
00:53:49 Why didn't you tell me about it before?
00:53:50 Well, I-I was afraid you might think.
00:53:52 Where's Muggs now?
00:53:53 He's out of cellar. The boys have got him.
00:53:55 Keep him there until her face closes. I'll handle this myself.
00:53:57 Now get out of here.
00:53:59 Don't let him get away.
00:54:01 Look.
00:54:07 This is the last one I got.
00:54:09 Eat it and go home.
00:54:11 Right. So you out.
00:54:13 Hello? Hello?
00:54:21 Hello, Mr. Ginsberg?
00:54:22 This ain't Ginsberg. It's Glimpy.
00:54:24 Oh, Glimpy, this is Millie.
00:54:26 They've got Muggs down in the cellar down at Maxi's.
00:54:29 I'm terribly afraid you've got to do something about it right away.
00:54:32 Okay, Millie, don't worry. We're all here. We'll be right over.
00:54:35 You eat it, Ginsberg, and go on home.
00:54:38 I'll get it to my mother.
00:54:40 So you wanted to know who we're working for, huh?
00:54:48 Well, you'll find out, but it won't do you any good.
00:54:51 Pretty brave with a bunch of gorillas around you, ain't you?
00:54:57 You and Muzzolini.
00:54:59 Save your breath.
00:55:02 Can I come in?
00:55:04 I don't want to stop on you.
00:55:06 Thanks.
00:55:08 Boy, am I tired.
00:55:14 My feet are killing me.
00:55:16 Sit down.
00:55:18 Thanks.
00:55:21 How about a little drink?
00:55:23 I don't mind.
00:55:25 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:27 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:29 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:31 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:33 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:35 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:37 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:39 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:41 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:43 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:45 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:47 I'm not a big drinker.
00:55:49 I don't mind.
00:55:51 Fine, what'll it be?
00:55:53 Well, a Manhattan.
00:55:55 Okay.
00:55:57 Yeah, boss?
00:56:03 Send in a Manhattan and a bourbon highball.
00:56:05 Okay, boss.
00:56:07 Well, that's a pleasant surprise.
00:56:11 Is it?
00:56:13 Yeah.
00:56:15 Come on, fellas, let's go.
00:56:21 We gotta mark up Manhattan 7.
00:56:23 Where do we go?
00:56:25 Where do we go?
00:56:27 He's looking at you.
00:56:41 He's got a lot of work to do.
00:56:43 Thanks.
00:56:45 And what do I owe this late visit to?
00:56:49 You told me to think it over.
00:56:51 Remember?
00:56:53 Yeah.
00:56:55 You're smarter than I thought.
00:56:57 Am I?
00:56:59 Yeah.
00:57:01 Well, I'll see you later.
00:57:03 So you like to run, huh?
00:57:15 Don't.
00:57:17 That's another one I owe you.
00:57:19 [music]
00:57:21 Gee, that was good.
00:57:35 I'm glad you liked it.
00:57:37 Well, I've got a little business to attend to.
00:57:39 You stay here. I'll be right back.
00:57:41 That's a fine thing.
00:57:47 I come to see you and you walk out on me.
00:57:49 I like that.
00:57:51 Don't worry, honey. I'll be right back.
00:57:53 I want another drink.
00:57:55 Okay, I'll send it in for you.
00:57:57 But I don't want a drink alone.
00:57:59 Okay, honey, you win.
00:58:03 [music]
00:58:07 [music]
00:58:09 Come on, you guys. Grab hold of him.
00:58:23 Turn around and the first thing you know, the guy's trying to get away again.
00:58:25 Come on.
00:58:27 Come on, you guys. Grab him.
00:58:29 Look out. Now look out. Grab him.
00:58:31 Hey, Mark!
00:58:33 Mark! Hey, Mark!
00:58:35 Hey, Mark! Stop!
00:58:37 Right here. Come in swinging.
00:58:39 He's in here. Go on. Break his neck.
00:58:41 Let me at him.
00:58:43 Give me a hand with the straw.
00:58:45 Go ahead.
00:58:47 Grab your candy, fellas.
00:58:49 Go ahead.
00:58:51 That big guy.
00:58:53 Yeah.
00:58:55 Pretty cute.
00:58:57 Phew.
00:59:01 I need some air.
00:59:03 I need some air.
00:59:05 [laughs]
00:59:11 What's the matter? Can't you take it?
00:59:13 I guess not here.
00:59:15 Oh, you'll be all right.
00:59:19 [shouting]
00:59:21 Feeling any better?
00:59:25 Yes, a little bit.
00:59:27 But I want to sit down.
00:59:31 Now, you just stay here and relax.
00:59:33 I'll be right back.
00:59:35 Oh, Larry.
00:59:41 Larry.
00:59:47 I didn't know you were so nice.
00:59:49 Honey,
00:59:53 you haven't seen anything yet.
00:59:55 [music]
00:59:57 Hey, there's a whole mob down there. Someone must have tipped them off.
01:00:21 Tipped who off?
01:00:23 Oh, so that's it, huh?
01:00:25 What?
01:00:27 That's Mob's sister.
01:00:29 Mob! Mob!
01:00:33 Mob! Get up!
01:00:35 Billy! Billy, where are you?
01:00:37 Mob's in the office.
01:00:39 Where is my sister?
01:00:41 Look out, Mob!
01:00:47 He's got a gun. He's going to shoot.
01:00:49 [shouting]
01:00:51 Get him.
01:00:53 Come on, get him.
01:00:59 [shouting]
01:01:01 Grab that guy.
01:01:07 [shouting]
01:01:09 You're all right, sister. You hurt?
01:01:11 No, I'm okay.
01:01:13 Just sit there. Everything will be all over in a minute.
01:01:15 All right, train him.
01:01:19 [music]
01:01:21 Well, Sergeant, the paper just came through.
01:01:27 Congratulations.
01:01:29 Thank you, sir.
01:01:35 And you too, Corporal.
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