Combo Film
  • 6 months ago
One Year Later
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00:01:03What's all the excitement about?
00:01:05Looks like this train's gonna take on another chicken and a young rooster.
00:01:09Yep, they go in the city on the honeymoon.
00:01:11They sure got a swell day for it.
00:01:14Jack, today the day is the night.
00:01:17Ha, ha, ha.
00:01:22Come along, Henry.
00:01:27Oh, look at the honeymooners.
00:01:29Honeymooners, bah!
00:01:31Oh, look at the boys.
00:01:37Don't forget to buy some wine.
00:01:41Don't forget to buy some wine.
00:01:44Don't I get a chance to kiss the bride?
00:01:48Come on, Molly, I think we're gonna get on.
00:01:51Happy Valley, what a fitting name for a honeymoon car.
00:01:55Oh, Dad, I think this is a lucky omen.
00:01:58Yeah, happy Valley.
00:01:59Gee, I hope our life can be like that.
00:02:09Goodbye, Jim.
00:02:11You've got a great little girl.
00:02:13I hope you'll always be happy.
00:02:16Goodbye, Dad.
00:02:17Goodbye, darling.
00:02:18Goodbye.
00:02:19I hope you'll always be happy.
00:02:21You bet I will, mother.
00:02:22Goodbye.
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00:03:15Isn't this nice?
00:03:17Little bathroom and everything.
00:03:21Why do we sleep well they make a birth here one of us.
00:03:28Oh Jim.
00:03:35Well Mrs Collins how do you like married life Mrs Collins doesn't that sound funny.
00:03:43You better get used to it.
00:03:46She usually should make these coaches comfortable nothing but the bell for the
00:03:49waiter to really laugh. Well I've got an idea.
00:04:00Let's put these up and make it so that's what I hope I'll put this over on the
00:04:05piano. Bedroom why not.
00:04:11Wherever I want it to be well the bedroom is OK with me. No but I'm.
00:04:17And it's seven o'clock and you're just returning home from
00:04:19a hard day at the office. Go on. Go on what.
00:04:28Ring and I'll let you in. I'm not very good at all come on Jim. OK.
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00:04:54Oh darling I'm so glad you're home.
00:05:00Thank you. Oh well I say. Oh anything.
00:05:06Hello.
00:05:07Oh.
00:05:10You have a hard day at the office. Oh oh yeah yeah sure. I got
00:05:16a big deal on with J.P. Moore.
00:05:22I I brought you some roses. Oh how thoughtful of you.
00:05:30I stuck my thumb with a thorn. Hash again. What do you mean.
00:05:35That chicken. We're rich we are. That's good.
00:05:42First terribly.
00:05:44Oh.
00:06:01We must be going around honeymoon curve.
00:06:05Happy.
00:06:06Here we.
00:06:09Can last always want to. Make it.
00:06:26Sound asleep. The children don't know.
00:06:30How many we got. How many would you like.
00:06:38All right. See what we can do about it.
00:06:48And I have. Some lucky. I'll do with this.
00:07:01I'm not hurting anything.
00:07:09And.
00:07:11That'll last as long as the window.
00:07:16Just think.
00:07:18Thousands of people use this train after we've gone. They'll all see. Wonder about it.
00:07:25But if they'll be attacked.
00:07:30Oh.
00:07:35Oh.
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00:08:08We were we were talking about I was he.
00:08:16He was.
00:08:19After manual.
00:08:23Cut it out. We got to try to.
00:08:27We don't want to shatter his illusions.
00:08:31Honeymoon.
00:08:33For me. You bet yes sir.
00:08:39Well.
00:08:40What's the matter.
00:08:46Good night I think I'll get a wink of sleep.
00:08:49Not a wink brother not only.
00:09:01You.
00:09:08Hope.
00:09:19I love you.
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00:09:40Mean. Yeah right.
00:09:50There is
00:09:51a big station Monday. And there's been
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00:10:27The.
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00:12:2395 cents, lady.
00:12:25I'm sorry I can't manage a better tip.
00:12:28My lady, there's something that don't give me none at all.
00:12:31What do you miss?
00:12:33Never mind.
00:12:35I'll take it.
00:12:37It's a pleasure.
00:12:39Gee, I'm glad to see you.
00:12:51Hello, Bob. Merry Christmas.
00:12:53What are you made up for, Santa Claus?
00:12:55I'm waiting for my wife.
00:12:56Wish you luck.
00:13:21Yes, ma'am?
00:13:22Yes, ma'am?
00:13:23Is this a good mystery story?
00:13:24Excellent.
00:13:25The butler kills him and you'll never guess fine till the last chapter.
00:13:28Thank you. I'll take it.
00:13:41You are a man who will go through life carrying a heavy load.
00:13:46Young man!
00:13:47My dear lady, I've told you 57 times.
00:13:49The train is four hours late.
00:13:51But we have dinner at seven.
00:13:53Lady, will you please move on? Can't you see I'm very busy?
00:13:57Thanks.
00:13:58I don't believe he knows a thing.
00:14:00Baggage?
00:14:01I've got some.
00:14:08Have you time?
00:14:09Time for what?
00:14:10Why, there's a magazine.
00:14:11Oh, surely.
00:14:12Have you life?
00:14:13Yes.
00:14:14Judge?
00:14:15Yes.
00:14:16Saturday Evening Post?
00:14:17Yes.
00:14:18Outlook?
00:14:19Yes.
00:14:20Gum and variety.
00:14:25An actor, huh?
00:14:26I saw you at the theater this week.
00:14:28Good.
00:14:29Well, I'm leaving.
00:14:30Good.
00:14:37Hello, Vera.
00:14:39Why, bless my soul, if it isn't Joyce Carew.
00:14:43All made up like Aster's pet horse.
00:14:46Who's the victim?
00:14:47I've got a millionaire that's worth his weight in gold.
00:14:50Yeah? Well, if I'm any judge of human nature,
00:14:54you'll have him off the gold standard in 30 days.
00:14:57Don't be silly.
00:14:58He's got nothing but thousand dollar bills.
00:15:00He don't know it, dearie, but it's only a matter of time
00:15:03before he matches Penny with the newspaper boy on the corner.
00:15:07How do you like the mink coat?
00:15:10He can take it, dearie. He can take it.
00:15:13And so can you, dearie. So can you.
00:15:16So can you.
00:15:21Hey, I'm Russell of the sheriff's office.
00:15:23You got my transportation here?
00:15:26Yep, here we are.
00:15:28Two for the big house and one return.
00:15:30Okay, thanks.
00:15:33Come on.
00:15:46Pardon me, can I carry your grip?
00:16:17Can I fly, boss?
00:16:18No, interstate.
00:16:29Can I help you, sir?
00:16:31No, I'm all right.
00:16:37The gate's open in two minutes, Captain.
00:16:39I'll see you in the car.
00:16:46Fuck!
00:17:08Hello, Molly.
00:17:11What do you want? Another story?
00:17:14No.
00:17:15I'm not on duty now.
00:17:17Will you leave me alone?
00:17:19I don't want to talk to you or any reporter.
00:17:22I'm sorry about it all.
00:17:24For you, kid.
00:17:26I don't want your pity.
00:17:46Interstate five.
00:17:47Yes, sir.
00:17:49Goodbye, precious.
00:17:51Too bad I had to leave on Christmas Eve, but business is business.
00:17:55That's all right, dear. I understand.
00:17:59Can I come on the train with you?
00:18:00Oh, nonsense. I wouldn't think of letting you.
00:18:02Much too drafty.
00:18:04You run along home, dear.
00:18:05Don't miss your train.
00:18:06I won't.
00:18:15How do you do?
00:18:16Well, Mrs. Hunt.
00:18:18I'm right on the job.
00:18:20Remember, I'm depending on you to get the evidence, Mr. Davis.
00:18:23Don't worry. I never fail.
00:18:26Oh, Martin.
00:18:33Will I see you on the train, or will you be in conference?
00:18:38I'm never too busy to see an old friend.
00:18:40I know it.
00:18:41Never too busy to take a new one.
00:18:43Well, see you later.
00:18:53Hello, dear.
00:18:54Darling, you're a bad boy to keep me waiting.
00:18:56Sorry, darling. My wife insisted I'm driving to the station with me.
00:18:59Made me late.
00:19:00Take those two.
00:19:04Something to read?
00:19:06All right, dear.
00:19:07Get me Happy Stories, Ballyhoo, and Jim Jim Jim.
00:19:11Literary Digest?
00:19:12No, no.
00:19:13Atlantic Monthly?
00:19:14No, no.
00:19:15Wall Street Journal?
00:19:16No, no, no.
00:19:17Snappy Stories, Ballyhoo, and Jim Jim Jim.
00:19:21You mean Jim Jim Jim?
00:19:22Yes, yes. Jim Jim Jim.
00:19:27There you are.
00:19:28Thank you.
00:19:29Thank you.
00:19:30Shall we have a drink?
00:19:34Hello, Tony.
00:19:35Where are you going?
00:19:36I'm on my way to the Yola Sanatorium.
00:19:38Going to cover the Harriman's suicide?
00:19:41Going out there to live?
00:19:43No, pal.
00:19:44To die.
00:19:45Good God, Tony.
00:19:46Don't talk like that.
00:19:48You'll be all right.
00:19:50Yeah.
00:19:51Come on, fellas.
00:19:53That's us.
00:19:54Let's go.
00:19:55Come on.
00:19:58Back to number four.
00:19:59Merry Christmas.
00:20:01Back to number four.
00:20:02Merry Christmas.
00:20:21Jim.
00:20:22Jim.
00:20:23You've got to talk to me.
00:20:24You must.
00:20:25Jim, you've got to listen to me.
00:20:28Does everybody have to see these?
00:20:29It's no use.
00:20:30Let him be.
00:20:31Oh, but Jim.
00:20:33Please.
00:20:34Please.
00:20:40See that?
00:20:42Poor kid.
00:20:44I covered the trial.
00:20:46Yeah.
00:20:47So did I.
00:20:49I see they're going to burn him New Year's Eve.
00:20:53Pretty tough.
00:20:55Yeah.
00:20:57Well, so long, Dick.
00:20:59Merry Christmas.
00:21:01Same to you, Tony.
00:21:02Many of them.
00:21:03Buck up.
00:21:16Bye.
00:21:17Bye.
00:21:18Remember me to the folks.
00:21:19Goodbye.
00:21:20Merry Christmas.
00:21:24Well, Tony, watch your step.
00:21:25Yes, sir.
00:21:26Take good care of him.
00:21:31Thanks.
00:21:35Are these your children?
00:21:36Yes.
00:21:37Kate and Sidney.
00:21:39My, what beautiful names.
00:21:41Steak and Kidney.
00:21:48Clarence.
00:21:49Clarence.
00:21:50Look, Mom.
00:21:51Watch out.
00:21:52Oh, my dear.
00:21:53You shouldn't be putting your hand on the...
00:21:55Clarence, you are no better than that.
00:21:57Oh, Clarence.
00:21:59Come on, now.
00:22:00Let's go.
00:22:01Goodbye, girls.
00:22:02And have a good time.
00:22:03Goodbye.
00:22:10Jackie, wait now.
00:22:11Which car, please?
00:22:16Right here.
00:22:23Hello, pal.
00:22:54Sit down, my dear.
00:22:56Hey, tell us.
00:22:57He's on this train.
00:22:58Who?
00:22:59This Collins guy.
00:23:00No fooling.
00:23:01Where?
00:23:02In the end room.
00:23:03I just walked by and I saw him chained to the sheriff.
00:23:05Are you sure?
00:23:06Sure, I'm sure.
00:23:07No wonder I didn't get any applause in this town.
00:23:09They handcuffed the people.
00:23:10Gosh.
00:23:11What a trip to be taken.
00:23:13Christmas Eve to the death house.
00:23:15Excuse me, sir.
00:23:16I've got to go.
00:23:17I've got to go.
00:23:18I've got to go.
00:23:19I've got to go.
00:23:20I've got to go.
00:23:21I've got to go.
00:23:22I've got to go.
00:23:23I've got to go.
00:23:24Excuse me.
00:23:25Excuse me.
00:23:27Excuse me.
00:23:28Excuse me.
00:23:33Did you have to do that?
00:23:34The door is locked.
00:23:35What's the matter?
00:23:36Are you worried?
00:23:37I'm sorry.
00:23:38Kid orders.
00:23:40Take off your coat, kid.
00:23:41Sit down.
00:23:52You can't go in there, miss.
00:24:08I've got to.
00:24:09I've got to see.
00:24:10But you can't do it, I tell you.
00:24:11What is it?
00:24:12Is this your lady?
00:24:13Oh, please.
00:24:14I must see.
00:24:15I'm his wife.
00:24:16Listen, keep her out of your house.
00:24:17Gee, isn't it tough enough as it is?
00:24:18Better go away, ma'am.
00:24:19It's no use.
00:24:20Oh, Jim!
00:24:21Jim, please.
00:24:22Take her away from here.
00:24:23I don't want to even hear her voice.
00:24:47We're all so sorry.
00:25:14What we need is some happy music.
00:25:16Honey, would you like to hear me play the Victrola?
00:25:18Sure, I'm always ready to help a talented young musician.
00:25:21Now there, girl.
00:25:22A little music won't do her any harm.
00:25:24Tomorrow's Christmas and we'll all have a nice rest.
00:25:26Sure, everybody but me.
00:25:27I'm doing six shows at the Bijou's Ring.
00:25:30Poor girl.
00:25:31Singing or dancing?
00:25:32Both.
00:25:33And 48 nip-ups to make it harder.
00:25:35How's that for a nice rest on Christmas?
00:25:39Thank you.
00:25:43How's that, good?
00:25:47Not so good.
00:25:53She's the kind of girl that hangs stockings on a Christmas tree and socks on your jaw.
00:26:00My dear lady.
00:26:03If I'm not mistaken, I think I heard you remark that you were a dancer?
00:26:08Yeah, I'm a whopper.
00:26:09I warble free songs and do a butt routine for a finish.
00:26:12Your versatility is astounding.
00:26:14I used to have a troupe of trained pigeons.
00:26:16The thing got so tough I had to eat the eggs.
00:26:18Where do you play next?
00:26:20Bristol.
00:26:21I'm breaking a jump between El Paso and Montreal.
00:26:24Oh, Montreal.
00:26:27I'd love to see Montreal.
00:26:29So would I.
00:26:30I've played it a dozen times and I haven't seen it yet.
00:26:34Oh, that poisonous child.
00:26:36Oh, it's Christmas Eve and the kid's excited.
00:26:40If you're not a good boy, you won't see Santa Claus.
00:26:43Ah, there ain't no Santa Claus.
00:26:46Can you beat that?
00:26:48Yeah.
00:26:49The storks don't bring babies, either.
00:26:52If he lives till morning, there won't be life.
00:26:57Don't you want to see Santa Claus?
00:26:59I'd sooner see that murderer down on the end there.
00:27:02Such morbidity, such morbidity.
00:27:09I want to talk to you.
00:27:11Come inside.
00:27:38Come on.
00:27:39Drink it, Molly.
00:27:40It'll do you good.
00:28:08You poor kid.
00:28:39What's the matter?
00:28:40What's the name of this coach?
00:28:42What?
00:28:43What's the name of this coach?
00:28:45Let me see.
00:28:46I didn't notice it.
00:28:48Oh, yeah, Happy Valley.
00:29:09Be your age, darling.
00:29:13Ah, ah, no necking.
00:29:15What?
00:29:16I never neck on an empty stomach.
00:29:19Come on, then.
00:29:20Let's eat.
00:29:26Can you hear that poor man coughing?
00:29:28I saw him in the club car.
00:29:29Poor devil, he's dying on his feet.
00:29:39Is there anything I can do?
00:29:43Yes, put some medicine in him.
00:29:45In the bag.
00:30:09Ahem.
00:30:17Where are you going?
00:30:18You ought to be in a hospital.
00:30:21That's where I'm going.
00:30:24To visit a sick friend.
00:30:28Is there anybody there to look after you?
00:30:32Yeah.
00:30:34An old man with a scythe.
00:30:39The gun?
00:30:41As in case the old man keeps me waiting too long.
00:30:47Oh, boy, I got him.
00:30:49Okay.
00:30:50Well, well, a cowboy.
00:30:53No, I'm too young.
00:30:55Only a calf boy.
00:30:57Same here.
00:30:58I used to be a calf boy.
00:31:03What's that?
00:31:05What's that?
00:31:08What's that?
00:31:11Well, what is it?
00:31:12Now it's to you.
00:31:14Do you like beer?
00:31:15Sure.
00:31:18There's your pretzel.
00:31:22Out of my way.
00:31:23I'll show you a good trick.
00:31:24I'll show you how a cowboy catches a horse.
00:31:26I used to be a real cowboy.
00:31:29What do you call that?
00:31:30This?
00:31:31The end.
00:31:37Is this the leg they put the electrode on?
00:31:39Now, easy, kid.
00:31:40Easy.
00:31:41You can still get a pardon.
00:31:42I didn't kill him.
00:31:43I swear I didn't kill him.
00:31:45Pull yourself together now, kid.
00:31:49Okay.
00:31:52Now, now, now.
00:31:53Now, now, now.
00:31:54Now, now, now.
00:31:55Now, now, now.
00:31:56Now, now, now.
00:31:58They shave your head, don't they?
00:32:00They put that awful helmet on.
00:32:02I've seen pictures of the chair.
00:32:04God, I can't stand it.
00:32:06I'll go mad.
00:32:07Now, now, now.
00:32:08Pull yourself together.
00:32:10Here.
00:32:12Here, read this.
00:32:14Get your mind off it.
00:32:16Come on, come on.
00:32:28And I was waiting there by the gate.
00:32:30And he wouldn't even talk to me.
00:32:32I know.
00:32:33I saw it.
00:32:34Why?
00:32:36You were there at the trial.
00:32:38You and your pals wrote all that dirt about me.
00:32:42How did it start, Molly?
00:32:45What, more news?
00:32:48No, Molly.
00:32:49No, Molly.
00:32:50No, Molly.
00:32:51No, Molly.
00:32:52No, Molly.
00:32:53No, Molly.
00:32:54No, Molly.
00:32:55No, Molly.
00:32:56No, Molly.
00:32:57I don't want any more news.
00:32:59I'm your friend, and I want to help you.
00:33:08Well, after we were married, we went to the city.
00:33:12Jim got a grand job, and we were so happy.
00:33:16And he was doing very well.
00:33:19And then one night...
00:33:26A few hours later...
00:33:43Oh!
00:33:44Hello, darlings.
00:33:46I thought it was about time you met my boss.
00:33:48Mr. Grant, my wife.
00:33:49How do you do?
00:33:50How do you do?
00:33:51Why didn't you tell me?
00:33:53I gave Jim a lift home and he asked me for a cocktail.
00:33:55Oh, sure, but you're going to stay for dinner, too.
00:33:57You can fix up something, can't you, darling?
00:33:59You're the best little cook in the world.
00:34:00Well, I'd be delighted if it isn't too much trouble.
00:34:03Oh, fine. I'll shake up a cocktail.
00:34:05Let me help you.
00:34:12Now, may I get the ice?
00:34:14Thank you.
00:34:24And after that, he was always coming up.
00:34:27And he called me on the telephone.
00:34:30Oh, I guess he liked me, all right.
00:34:35Did Jim notice that?
00:34:37Not at first.
00:34:39I was in a spot, see?
00:34:41Grant was his boss, and I didn't want to say or do anything that would hurt Jim.
00:34:46But Grant was getting more and more difficult to handle.
00:35:01Hello, Molly.
00:35:02Oh, Mr. Grant, you mustn't come here.
00:35:04Don't be so silly.
00:35:05Well, it isn't right.
00:35:06Why, it's quite all right.
00:35:08I was just driving by and thought I'd pop in for a moment.
00:35:11No harm in that, is it?
00:35:29You mustn't be here.
00:35:31Why, what's the matter?
00:35:33Please leave.
00:35:35Now, is that nice?
00:35:37Can't you be a better hostess than that?
00:35:44I have a little present for you.
00:35:48Mr. Grant, you mustn't give me presents.
00:35:50Well, open it up anyway.
00:35:52It's just a little nothing.
00:36:08You like it?
00:36:13Please go.
00:36:20Aren't you going to offer a little drink before you send me away?
00:36:26If I fix you one, will you promise to go right away?
00:36:29Of course, if you say so.
00:36:38Don't.
00:36:43Hello, sweetheart.
00:36:44I got some papers just dropped off at the gallery.
00:36:49Hello, Jim.
00:36:50Just dropped in on my way downtown.
00:36:52Oh.
00:36:53Well, I don't understand.
00:36:56Just leaving.
00:36:57What's the matter?
00:36:58Oh, it's nothing.
00:36:59It's nothing.
00:37:00It's nothing.
00:37:01It's nothing.
00:37:02It's nothing.
00:37:03It's nothing.
00:37:04It's nothing.
00:37:05It's nothing.
00:37:06Just leaving.
00:37:09Do you live?
00:37:10No.
00:37:11No, thanks.
00:37:12No, I think I'll take the subway.
00:37:14See you at the office.
00:37:18Jim, I...
00:37:19What's he doing here?
00:37:21Nothing.
00:37:24What's that?
00:37:32Did he give you this?
00:37:34He wanted to, but I wouldn't take it.
00:37:36Well, you've got it, haven't you?
00:37:40Jim, you don't think that I...
00:37:42I don't know what to think.
00:37:48He was jealous, see?
00:37:50He wouldn't believe me.
00:37:52I thought I'd ask Grant up there.
00:37:55They had an awful scene at the office.
00:37:59Jim told him to keep away from me.
00:38:02Said he'd kill him if I didn't.
00:38:06Grant had him thrown out of the office.
00:38:32He couldn't get another job.
00:38:35Oh, he didn't say anything.
00:38:37But I knew he blamed me.
00:38:39And I was desperate.
00:38:41I thought I could fix things.
00:38:44So I called Grant.
00:38:46But he wouldn't speak to me.
00:38:50And then one night...
00:38:53Hello?
00:38:56Oh.
00:38:57Yes, we've just finished dinner.
00:38:59It's too bad I was out when you called the office.
00:39:02Is there anything I can do for you?
00:39:06No.
00:39:07I'm sorry.
00:39:08I'm sorry.
00:39:09I'm sorry.
00:39:10I'm sorry.
00:39:11I'm sorry.
00:39:12I'm sorry.
00:39:13I'm sorry.
00:39:14I'm sorry.
00:39:15I'm sorry.
00:39:16I'm sorry.
00:39:17I'm sorry.
00:39:18I'm sorry.
00:39:19I'm sorry.
00:39:20I'm sorry.
00:39:22Of course.
00:39:23Of course.
00:39:25Well...
00:39:26I probably did act a bit hastily.
00:39:31I can expect you then?
00:39:34Well, I suppose I could.
00:39:44Who was that?
00:39:45Oh, it was Ethel.
00:39:47She wanted me to run over for a minute.
00:39:49Oh.
00:39:50Do you mind?
00:39:51No, go ahead.
00:40:00I won't be long, honey.
00:40:20I'm sorry.
00:40:21I'm sorry.
00:40:22I'm sorry.
00:40:23I'm sorry.
00:40:24I'm sorry.
00:40:25I'm sorry.
00:40:26I'm sorry.
00:40:27I'm sorry.
00:40:28I'm sorry.
00:40:29I'm sorry.
00:40:30I'm sorry.
00:40:31I'm sorry.
00:40:32I'm sorry.
00:40:33I'm sorry.
00:40:34I'm sorry.
00:40:35I'm sorry.
00:40:36I'm sorry.
00:40:37I'm sorry.
00:40:38I'm sorry.
00:40:39I'm sorry.
00:40:40I'm sorry.
00:40:41I'm sorry.
00:40:42I'm sorry.
00:40:43I'm sorry.
00:40:44I'm sorry.
00:40:45I'm sorry.
00:40:46I'm sorry.
00:40:47I'm sorry.
00:40:48I'm sorry.
00:40:49I'm sorry.
00:40:50I'm sorry.
00:40:51I'm sorry.
00:40:52I'm sorry.
00:41:04You can't blame him, Mr. Gray.
00:41:08It's your fault.
00:41:10He's always been jealous and when he—
00:41:12This man behaved like a maniac.
00:41:14he threatened to kill me in front of half my staff.
00:41:17Open up, or I'll take the door in.
00:41:24Jim!
00:41:26Now, just a minute.
00:41:35Why, you dirty little...
00:41:47Damn it!
00:42:06Damn it!
00:42:08Oh, damn it!
00:42:18Oh!
00:42:40The police.
00:42:42They charged him with murder.
00:42:47They took him away.
00:42:49Then he wouldn't see me.
00:42:52You wrote the trial.
00:42:53You wrote the story.
00:42:55Did you have to?
00:42:57Did you have to?
00:42:58Do I look like a streetwalker?
00:43:01It was all the police blotter.
00:43:03It was a fact.
00:43:04It's my job to dig up facts.
00:43:10I forgot.
00:43:18Damn it.
00:43:25Jim thought Grant was my lover.
00:43:28But he heard those facts.
00:43:30He dug up at the trial.
00:43:33And now he thinks I'm no good.
00:43:36And he's going to the chair, thinking that.
00:43:42Do you want to hear the truth?
00:43:44From me.
00:43:47No.
00:43:53Oh, but you're too ill.
00:43:55You should be lying down.
00:43:56No, I'm all right.
00:43:57But...
00:43:58You wait here.
00:44:09I never could open one of these things.
00:44:14That's the poor man who's so sick.
00:44:17What kind of train did you choose?
00:44:18Murderers and dying men.
00:44:24I give up.
00:44:25You're a great guy.
00:44:26Why don't you open the windows for these people?
00:44:28Opening windows and umbrellas is my specialty.
00:44:31Excuse me.
00:44:32I'll open that window for you.
00:44:34Thank you.
00:44:39It hurts.
00:44:43It's all right.
00:44:48I guess I'd better have the birds made up, huh?
00:44:51What for? I can't sleep.
00:44:59Hello, Russell.
00:45:01Hi, Tony Richards.
00:45:03Yeah.
00:45:04Come in and talk to Collins for a minute.
00:45:07Wait a minute.
00:45:11Tony Richards of the Express, want to see him?
00:45:13I don't mind.
00:45:15Thanks.
00:45:18What do you want?
00:45:19I want to talk to you about your wife.
00:45:23I don't...
00:45:24Are you going to listen?
00:45:25I'm going to tell you something.
00:45:34Do you think they'd mind?
00:45:35No, I don't think so.
00:45:36They're up in the diner.
00:45:37Have they any trouble?
00:45:38No.
00:45:39No.
00:45:40No.
00:45:41No.
00:45:42I don't think so.
00:45:43They're up in the diner.
00:45:44Have they any Christmas carols?
00:45:46Yes.
00:45:47Here's one.
00:45:59It's Christmas time again, dear.
00:46:12It's Christmas time again.
00:46:42It's Christmas time again.
00:47:02That's the truth, Jim.
00:47:04If you weren't such a blind fool, you'd know it.
00:47:08And I thought you ought to be on your knees right now,
00:47:10thanking God for a love like that.
00:47:15Would you see her now?
00:47:22May I bring her in?
00:47:24Yeah, I guess so.
00:47:41Does she...
00:47:43Does she have to see these?
00:47:47Or couldn't you leave us alone just for a few moments?
00:47:50I'm sorry, kid.
00:47:51I got my orders.
00:47:52It ain't right for anyone to visit in here.
00:47:56But it's Christmas Eve and I got a heart.
00:48:11Oh, Jim, honey.
00:48:13Don't cry like that.
00:48:16It's all right, darling.
00:48:19It's all right.
00:48:21Oh, Jim, honey.
00:48:23Don't cry like that.
00:48:26It's all right, darling.
00:48:29It's all right.
00:48:50It's all right.
00:49:10Huh!
00:49:17Oh, joy.
00:49:19Swell chow.
00:49:20And did I go for that turkey?
00:49:23The cuisine on this road is atrocious.
00:49:26The cuisine may be atrocious, but the chow ain't bad.
00:49:31Gee, a private room.
00:49:34Well, rather.
00:49:35I must travel in comfort.
00:49:38You got it, dearie.
00:49:39Up where I sleep, I can shake hands with the angels.
00:49:42Won't you come in and visit with us?
00:49:44Sure.
00:49:45Oh, you haven't met.
00:49:47Miss Vera Marks, my husband, Mr. Smith.
00:49:50You're not the Smith that ran for president.
00:49:53Not quite.
00:49:54I'm a different Smith.
00:49:55I'm a traveling man.
00:49:58Sure enough, Smith.
00:50:01I remember now.
00:50:03I bet we stopped at the same hotel a dozen times.
00:50:07Darling, why not try to get a fourth-handed bridge?
00:50:11Oh, yes.
00:50:12Yes, that's a good idea.
00:50:13Oh, yes.
00:50:14Yes, that's a good idea.
00:50:15Excuse me.
00:50:17No.
00:50:18Sure.
00:50:21I beg pardon?
00:50:23I'm Mr. Hunt.
00:50:24Hunt is your name?
00:50:25How do you do, Mr. Hunt?
00:50:27What did you say your name was?
00:50:28Hunt.
00:50:30I knew I'd heard that name before.
00:50:32You just told me.
00:50:35I wonder if you'd care to play a game of bridge?
00:50:38Well, I don't play bridge, but I'll be there to help you.
00:50:43Thank you.
00:50:49I beg pardon?
00:50:51Do you object to playing cards with strangers?
00:50:54For stakes?
00:50:55Not necessarily.
00:50:56As you wish.
00:50:57I'm very fond of bridge.
00:50:58Oh, delighted.
00:51:00I'm J. Ethel Hunt.
00:51:01Oh.
00:51:02My wife and I am friends.
00:51:05I wonder if you'd care to make a four?
00:51:07Delighted, Mr. Hunt.
00:51:08Greg's the name.
00:51:09Oh, delighted.
00:51:10Will you come along?
00:51:11Yes.
00:51:13Thank you.
00:51:27So the hotel clerk said,
00:51:28well, I can give you a nice room with running water.
00:51:31I said, with running water?
00:51:33I'll sleep with no Indian.
00:51:38I must have left out the funny part.
00:51:41Let's see, what are we?
00:51:43Oh, wonderful.
00:52:00What time have you?
00:52:04One minutes to twelve, sir.
00:52:06I'm right.
00:52:08It's rather late for me.
00:52:09I think I'll retire.
00:52:10Yes, sir.
00:52:11Good night, sir.
00:52:13Good night.
00:52:18Oh, Porter.
00:52:19Yes, sir.
00:52:22Is that on this road?
00:52:23Yes, sir.
00:52:24It's an interstate line.
00:52:25If you pass it, the bridge is about a half hour.
00:52:28That's quite a sight, going over a bridge like that.
00:52:31I think we'd better wait.
00:52:32There's many of them still, just to see it.
00:52:44Oh, my God.
00:53:01Can't I do something?
00:53:14I'll be all right.
00:53:33You're a great kid.
00:53:38Are they still up?
00:53:40Yeah.
00:53:41They're playing bridge.
00:53:47Not Christmas Day yet.
00:53:50Only five minutes to go.
00:53:52Oh, don't talk.
00:53:58Mr. Cleveland, didn't we, Mr. Gregg?
00:54:01We held one bust after another.
00:54:02I will.
00:54:03Unlucky in car, lucky in love, huh?
00:54:06Good night.
00:54:07Good night.
00:54:08We've had a most enjoyable time.
00:54:09Nighty-night, Paul.
00:54:11Why, I had two honors.
00:54:15How unusual.
00:54:24You'll have to make up the berth, shall we, darling?
00:54:27Almost 12, sweetheart.
00:54:29I can hear Santa Claus scraping his way down the chimney.
00:54:32You know what Santy's going to bring my little boo-boos?
00:54:35If you mean do I know what you're going to give me, the answer is yes.
00:54:38What would you like?
00:54:39I'd like a check for 25 grand.
00:54:45No, no, seriously.
00:54:47What would you like me to give you?
00:54:48You heard me.
00:54:4925 grand.
00:54:52I don't know what you mean.
00:54:54You're going to pay and like it.
00:54:57You're crazy.
00:54:58They say there's a very comfortable penitentiary upstate.
00:55:03You're of age, aren't you?
00:55:05Oh, Mr. Hunt, you flatter me.
00:55:07You can't blackmail me.
00:55:09I've committed no crime.
00:55:11Did you ever hear of the Mann Act, darling?
00:55:14Why, you little...
00:55:15Don't sweat blood, precious.
00:55:16For 25 grand, I've never heard of it either.
00:55:37Wait here, I'll be right back.
00:55:41How long before we reach the state line?
00:55:43I have no idea.
00:56:07Even better, sir?
00:56:09I've heard you coughing.
00:56:10Something terrible.
00:56:12Every time I pass your room.
00:56:14Oh, I'm all right, thanks.
00:56:17Staying up to see the bridge?
00:56:19I might.
00:56:26Did you bring gold?
00:56:27Yeah, can I get some coins?
00:56:28Sure.
00:56:29I'll be right back.
00:56:30I'll be right back.
00:56:31I'll be right back.
00:56:32I'll be right back.
00:56:34Did you bring gold?
00:56:35Yeah, can I get some coffee?
00:56:36Yes, sir.
00:56:37Right away?
00:56:39Take about five minutes, boss.
00:56:40The galley's closed and I've got to make it myself.
00:56:42Right.
00:57:04What are you going to do?
00:57:07I'm going to give Jim a break.
00:57:09Tony, what do you mean?
00:57:10Do you want to help?
00:57:11Anything you say.
00:57:14Then get out of here and don't ask any questions.
00:57:16This is my show.
00:57:17Oh, you better lie down.
00:57:18Let me handle this.
00:57:19I've got a plan.
00:57:20It may work.
00:57:27Oh, we're crossing Devil's Dish in a minute.
00:57:29I'll be right back.
00:57:31Oh, we're crossing Devil's Dish in a minute.
00:57:33Do you want to come and see it?
00:57:34No, I...
00:57:35Oh, come on.
00:57:36It's a great sight.
00:57:37You'll never forget it.
00:58:00Here.
00:58:26Here you are.
00:58:27It's beautiful.
00:58:28You better hurry.
00:58:29It's beautiful.
00:58:30Really, it is.
00:58:31Look who's here.
00:58:35Open the window for me, will you?
00:58:45Have you ever seen the bridge?
00:58:46Yeah, I saw it about a year ago.
00:58:48You did?
00:58:49Yeah.
00:58:50Come over here.
00:58:53Perhaps you're more explicit.
00:58:54Between you and me, the lady is not my wife.
00:58:59I thought perhaps you could advise me.
00:59:02You pay the lady's transportation?
00:59:05Unfortunately, yes.
00:59:08That's all I wanted to know.
00:59:24There's my coffee.
00:59:37Do you have some?
00:59:42What are you doing?
00:59:43Keep quiet.
00:59:55What are you going to do?
00:59:57Do as I say.
00:59:59Don't ask any questions.
01:00:01I'm going to get you out of this.
01:00:03There.
01:00:04There's the bridge.
01:00:05Oh, what a height.
01:00:06I wouldn't care to fall off that.
01:00:11Here, let me have that gun.
01:00:15Change hats.
01:00:19Now, you get back into my room, and if you meet anybody,
01:00:21cough like a dog.
01:00:22Forget it.
01:00:24You idiot.
01:00:25Tell me about it.
01:00:26If you meet anybody cough like the devil.
01:00:28Oh.
01:00:41Don't do anything to me.
01:00:43I'll handle it.
01:00:48The tape?
01:00:49You can rip that tape.
01:00:50No, I mean tape.
01:00:51Get back.
01:01:05Don't move.
01:01:16What's the matter?
01:01:18It can't be. He's escaped.
01:01:20Escaped, all the men.
01:01:22What are they doing?
01:01:46Out of my way!
01:01:48Jim!
01:01:50Justine!
01:01:52Jim!
01:01:54Jim, don't!
01:01:56Tony!
01:01:58Where's Jim?
01:02:00In my room. Go back there and keep your mouth shut.
01:02:02Oh, what is this?
01:02:04Come along, kid. Good luck.
01:02:06Oh!
01:02:08Oh!
01:02:10Oh!
01:02:12Oh!
01:02:14Oh!
01:02:16Oh!
01:02:18Oh!
01:02:20Oh!
01:02:22Oh!
01:02:24Oh, dear!
01:02:26Can I do anything to help you?
01:02:28Oh, please! Please!
01:02:30Oh!
01:02:32Terrible thing!
01:02:34Do you think they can recover the body?
01:02:36There won't be anything to recover.
01:02:38Conductor!
01:02:40Don't ask me anything, please.
01:02:42They couldn't get to him?
01:02:44No.
01:02:46Terrible thing.
01:02:48They couldn't get to him?
01:02:50No.
01:03:12Yeah, I know.
01:03:14He took your money.
01:03:16All the money.
01:03:18What would it be?
01:03:38Where is he?
01:03:40Don't know.
01:03:42How did it happen?
01:03:44I don't know.
01:03:46Terrible, terrible thing, sir.
01:03:53Terrible.
01:03:54$25,000.
01:03:56Terrible.
01:03:57$25,000.
01:04:25Oh, thank you.
01:04:36Is there anything I can do?
01:04:51No, I'm looking after him.
01:04:53He's very ill, he should be in the hospital.
01:04:54He should be in the hospital.
01:05:01We'd be in Yola, his destination, in about an hour.
01:05:05There's a cemetery in there.
01:05:07Well, I'm an old friend of his.
01:05:10I'll take him off the train there.
01:05:12That's the best thing.
01:05:15You'll find the cemetery on the way down there, at the end of that street.
01:05:19Thanks. I'll take good care of him.
01:05:44THE END
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