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00:00:01It was just luck that Johnny Cabot and I happened to be in Camellia Gardens at the same time.
00:00:06I was here to prove a point, a theory of mine.
00:00:10One that I've had for a long time about small towns, small living.
00:00:15But Cabot, he was here because he had to hide out.
00:00:19He had to get out of New Jersey, and he had to get out fast.
00:00:24Well, you probably read about it in newspapers.
00:00:29He was involved in that warehouse job on a New Jersey waterfront some three months ago.
00:00:36Whitey Roski had set it up, and then at the last minute, he didn't show.
00:00:40Johnny wasn't suspicious. He just figured maybe a blonde had turned up.
00:00:45So he and Pete went ahead without him.
00:00:48They walked right into a trap for cops' takeout.
00:00:59Johnny Cabot!
00:01:04Come out of there!
00:01:06I'll stick out. Somebody right in us.
00:01:08Come out! Come out with your hands up! We've got you covered!
00:01:12Put your hands up, we've got you covered.
00:01:42What all can you give with five minutes to live?
00:01:57Hear the talk tick-tock of the lap and clock.
00:02:01What can you do or say?
00:02:04Maybe you're all up high.
00:02:07But you better think positive.
00:02:10You got five minutes to live.
00:02:14Time is flying by.
00:02:17Now don't you sit there and let it fly.
00:02:20No time to wait, better not be late.
00:02:24Hey, don't exasperate.
00:02:27Get dressed up for your days.
00:02:30Hey, let's get primitive.
00:02:33You got five minutes to live.
00:02:40There's two minutes to live, I believe.
00:02:44I do.
00:02:47Every minute.
00:02:48Let's take a shower.
00:02:50I want you to test your head.
00:02:52I'm sorry.
00:02:53I'll be back.
00:02:55I'll be back.
00:03:56We went out from New Jersey with them and took a job hashing in a local cafe.
00:03:59Used to be an entertainer.
00:04:01Played with a trio before Danny took them on.
00:04:04They were waiting for the heat to cool off.
00:04:06Need any help?
00:04:08Yeah.
00:04:09You can mend it.
00:04:15Honey, I don't think you appreciate me.
00:04:19So what's to appreciate?
00:04:21All I want to know is how long we're going to rot in this two-bit town.
00:04:25I had a good job at that cocktail lounge in New Jersey.
00:04:28Big tips.
00:04:30Come here with you, I get big bunions.
00:04:33We got ten square feet and always everything's lost.
00:04:36I was looking right at it.
00:04:44What a life.
00:04:46This suburb life ain't for me.
00:04:51Answer it.
00:04:52Hello?
00:05:00Doris, this is Max.
00:05:02Put Johnny on, will you?
00:05:03So who says Johnny's here?
00:05:05You put the dime in the wrong slot.
00:05:07This is important.
00:05:09Tell him that a guy that knows Danny wants to see him.
00:05:11If I see him, I'll pass it on.
00:05:15Who's that?
00:05:16Oh, Max says he's got some friend of Danny's looking for you.
00:05:20Danny's?
00:05:22Give me that phone.
00:05:24Hey, I might find out who turned me in with the police.
00:05:27Doris, don't they have anything better than that for you to wear?
00:05:42Our new Dior's model, the late arriving.
00:05:45Exploding, Allie.
00:05:46What do you want?
00:05:47Fred Dorella, a friend of Danny's.
00:05:49He's got something to do with the guys back east.
00:05:51Okay, be right over.
00:05:52Good news?
00:06:01Looks like I'm back in the big time.
00:06:04Johnny.
00:06:06You just stick with old Johnny boy,
00:06:08and we're going to be right back up on top.
00:06:15I made my first contact with Cabot through a friend of his
00:06:18who ran a bowling alley.
00:06:20Hey, Max.
00:06:20Max was a small-town punk,
00:06:24but he served my purpose.
00:06:27Yes, sir, Mr. Dorella.
00:06:30Hey, nice shot.
00:06:34Thanks.
00:06:46Have a drink.
00:06:47Doreen?
00:06:55Another colonial club in Soda for Mr. Dorella.
00:07:00This one's on me.
00:07:01Hey, you're really in on things.
00:07:18Do you really know who fingered Johnny?
00:07:21Max, you talk too much.
00:07:24Yes, sir.
00:07:25Besides being late, tell me more about this Cabot.
00:07:34Oh, I got you just the kind of guy you say you want.
00:07:39He's a good driver and good eater man and careful, careful as he come.
00:07:46I got you a good man, Mr. Dorella.
00:07:50When Danny gives the word, I act.
00:07:53But I was just thinking about my cut.
00:07:57There is something in it for me, ain't there?
00:08:03The usual.
00:08:06Well, I am taking a big risk, you know.
00:08:09What big risk?
00:08:12Well, you know.
00:08:28Hi, Max.
00:08:30What's catchy?
00:08:32Mr. Dorella's getting mad.
00:08:35So Mr. Dorella gets mad, so what?
00:08:37Now, Johnny, don't argue with him.
00:08:39Danny sent him.
00:08:43Now, what's Doris doing here?
00:08:45Why, Max?
00:08:47I just thought I'd do a little fold it.
00:09:02Nice shot, Mr. Dorella.
00:09:16Johnny, this is Danny's friend, Mr. Dorella.
00:09:20That's Doris Jackson.
00:09:22Last time I saw you, it was Dorey Gettle.
00:09:26Dorey Gettle?
00:09:27You've got rocks.
00:09:28I've never seen you before in my life.
00:09:30I would have remembered.
00:09:32Seen Whitey Rowski lately.
00:09:35The name's Doris Jackson, honey.
00:09:37And I don't know what you're talking about.
00:09:39She's just come along for a ride.
00:09:44Get rid of her.
00:09:45Now, you wait just a minute.
00:09:47Johnny, take it easy, buddy.
00:09:49He knows who fingered you in New Jersey.
00:09:52Play it his way, will you?
00:09:54Look, mister, you got me mixed up with somebody else.
00:09:58Wait in the car.
00:09:59Look, honey, you know me.
00:10:03I'm Dorey Jackson.
00:10:04She's got me all wrong.
00:10:06I never even heard of a Dorey Gettle.
00:10:08Never even heard the name before.
00:10:09I said wait in the car.
00:10:12Okay, if you say so.
00:10:15I gotta go to work anyway.
00:10:17I'll see you later, Judge.
00:10:18Yeah.
00:10:19Go wipe some glasses.
00:10:31Yes, sir.
00:10:32I need someone with experience.
00:10:44I've been around.
00:10:45Who else you hired?
00:10:52No one.
00:10:56Two men making a bank.
00:10:59How big is this Fort Knox?
00:11:01You know, I work for big stacks.
00:11:05Let's get that settled right now.
00:11:07What?
00:11:09Your price.
00:11:10It's settled.
00:11:12Two thousand in advance.
00:11:14Small bills.
00:11:15No new stuff.
00:11:16Thirty percent of the take.
00:11:18You come high.
00:11:23You are careful.
00:11:29Like Max says, I've been in Racket for five years.
00:11:33I've only done one little six-month stretch.
00:11:36I've been in it for 20 years.
00:11:38Only got to do one year.
00:11:41Time off for good behavior.
00:11:42So we're both careful.
00:11:44Now, what's the bank?
00:11:46Harper Federal Trust.
00:11:52Harper Federal Trust.
00:11:55And you're not hiring anybody else?
00:11:58No one.
00:12:01So long.
00:12:02I'll see you, pal.
00:12:03Sit down until I tell you to go.
00:12:06Look.
00:12:09You couldn't take that with an army tank and a whole company.
00:12:12You're right.
00:12:13But you came with one man.
00:12:15A good idea.
00:12:17One man.
00:12:19You.
00:12:21Me.
00:12:22What makes them hand over the money?
00:12:24Hypnotism.
00:12:27Love.
00:12:29Small-town love.
00:12:38And a five-minute plan.
00:12:40I outlined the scheme from beginning to end.
00:12:52I would go to the vice president of the bank to get the money,
00:12:56while Cabin would keep his wife on ice at the house.
00:12:59Had a five-minute schedule of phone calls set up to protect us.
00:13:03No more than five minutes between each phone call.
00:13:05If there was, he'd take care of Mrs. Wilson fast and then beat it.
00:13:11It was a foolproof set up.
00:13:13By the time we broke up, Cabin was hired in the kite.
00:13:16He was already spending the money.
00:13:17This guy went for my idea so big it didn't even slow him down when I gave him the scoop on Whitey Roski and Dory Gettle.
00:13:27I've never seen you like this before.
00:13:30Does this mean what I think it does?
00:13:33Well, now, that all depends.
00:13:35Oh, Johnny, is the job that good?
00:13:38Better.
00:13:40I knew it.
00:13:40I knew it.
00:13:42Just think me.
00:13:44Doris Jackson, right at the top of the heap.
00:13:48You mean Dory Gettle?
00:13:50Dory Gettle?
00:13:52Don't be silly.
00:13:54That Fred Dorella's got to screw loose.
00:13:57Fred Dorella is a smart man.
00:14:00So, okay, he made a mistake.
00:14:02But look, let's not talk about him.
00:14:04Let's talk about us.
00:14:07I feel like a kid in a candy store.
00:14:09I want everything at once.
00:14:11When is it?
00:14:12Tomorrow.
00:14:13What do we do first, buy the car?
00:14:15No, I buy a ticket to Los Angeles.
00:14:17And then we buy the car?
00:14:18No, then I rent an apartment.
00:14:20And then we buy the car?
00:14:21No, then I buy that new electric job with twin speakers.
00:14:27Nothing for me?
00:14:30Yeah.
00:14:31I got a present for you.
00:14:33Oh, Johnny.
00:14:36Money, money, money, money, money, money, money.
00:14:43Oh, Johnny, we're going to be loaded.
00:14:45Oh, Johnny.
00:14:55I'm your woman.
00:14:59No.
00:15:01You're not my woman.
00:15:05You're Whitey Roski's woman.
00:15:08Oh, Johnny.
00:15:09Oh.
00:15:10Oh, Johnny.
00:15:16I don't know.
00:15:16We met earlier the next morning, across from the Wilson's house.
00:15:21Johnny was right on time.
00:15:29We met earlier the next morning, across from the Wilson's house.
00:15:33Johnny was right on time.
00:15:46You'd even convince me.
00:15:48Yeah? Of what?
00:15:51You're okay.
00:15:53You look like the typical jerk that sells correspondence guitar lessons.
00:15:58Where's the house?
00:16:01White one, on the corner.
00:16:05I never saw so much of nothing in my life.
00:16:09It's only half a mile from the place you're staying.
00:16:13What's the matter? Didn't you ever leave your room?
00:16:16For what?
00:16:18Don't knock it.
00:16:20Or else you're going to find a neighborhood where nothing ever happens.
00:16:24People here live the kind of lies magazine ads talk about.
00:16:27Hey, who's that?
00:16:34Mrs. Wilson.
00:16:36You didn't even look.
00:16:37I don't have to look. I just checked my watch.
00:16:407.35. At 7.35 every morning, Mrs. Wilson comes out for her milk and her newspaper.
00:16:45Well, she may live like a magazine ad, but she don't look like one.
00:16:50She is a mess.
00:16:51She is a mess.
00:16:52She is a mess.
00:16:53Well, she doesn't look like twoł.
00:16:55I never do any alors, my habit.
00:16:57I must be worried about her as one.
00:16:59But she doesn't know what anything about her or what makes it possible.
00:17:02No, it's not dangerous.
00:17:04Happy job.
00:17:05You don't have time to have a candle that will anders, it's less crazy.
00:17:07Once you have a candle, he doesn't look like a candle.
00:17:09If I haven'tquaad, he doesn't even look like a candle.
00:17:12I'm going to make some hot cakes.
00:17:16Breakfast.
00:17:18Can, Bobby.
00:17:20Breakfast is ready.
00:17:31Hi, Bob.
00:17:33Hi, Bobby.
00:17:36Mosh!
00:17:38You promised to make some hot cakes.
00:17:40Madam Chairman and our guests.
00:17:44What's that?
00:17:46Well, this is a speech I've got to get memorized for our women's club this afternoon.
00:17:50This afternoon? Not this afternoon.
00:17:53You promised to buy me a new baseball uniform.
00:17:56Sorry, Bobby, but I can't do it today. I'll get it for you tomorrow.
00:17:59But, Mom!
00:18:01Bobby, our women's club has been waiting six months for this speaker.
00:18:05Now, you come on. Take a seat and go down and eat your breakfast.
00:18:10Let's go.
00:18:12Let's go.
00:18:16Ken, breakfast is ready. Hurry up. You'll be late.
00:18:20Madam Chairman and honored guests.
00:18:23We have the great good fortune to have with us today a woman who is foremost in a field.
00:18:40I wonder if I should call her a lady.
00:18:42I know what I'd call her.
00:18:43Good morning.
00:18:47Morning.
00:18:51I...
00:18:54Mush.
00:18:56Oh, no.
00:18:58Not this morning.
00:19:02Make it black, please.
00:19:05Ken,
00:19:07Ken.
00:19:09When I introduce the speaker, should I...
00:19:12Should I say woman or lady?
00:19:14Woman, I guess.
00:19:25Oh.
00:19:27What's the matter, Pop? Are you sick?
00:19:30No, darling. Your father is hung over again.
00:19:33What's hung over?
00:19:34Sick. Sick.
00:19:36Have too much to drink, Pop?
00:19:38Young man, how would you like to leave the table without your breakfast?
00:19:42Can I leave the table?
00:19:44Now, that's a great threat.
00:19:46Eat your breakfast.
00:19:48Mush.
00:19:52Why were you after late last night?
00:19:54Mr. Johnson, the bank again.
00:19:56Dad, can you take me to buy a new baseball uniform this afternoon?
00:20:03Your mother will have to do it, Bobby. I have to work today.
00:20:06Mom's busy.
00:20:08She's got to go to the women's club this afternoon.
00:20:11And I just gotta get it today. I just gotta.
00:20:15Just have to get it today, Bobby.
00:20:17Have to get it.
00:20:19And worry, Pop, I just gotta.
00:20:20Tomorrow's the big game.
00:20:22Bobby, I told you I can't get it for you today, and I can't.
00:20:26That's all there is to it. I can't.
00:20:28But, Pop!
00:20:30Your mother's running things here, Bobby.
00:20:32If she says the women's club is more important than her family,
00:20:35then that's the way it has to be.
00:20:37Well, that's a fine thing to say.
00:20:39Well, it's true, isn't it?
00:20:41Of course not. This is an exception.
00:20:44An exception?
00:20:46You're so wrapped up in other people, you never have any time for Bobby and me.
00:20:50I used to have a wife.
00:20:52But now I'm living with the Vice President of the Camellia Gardens Women's Club.
00:20:56Why, if I don't address you as Madam Chairman, I'm not recognized.
00:21:00Do you think I go to meetings because it's fun?
00:21:03It sounds incredible, but I do. I certainly do.
00:21:07I think it's the only thing you really enjoy.
00:21:08And do you think that Mr. Johnson would have promoted you to Vice President at the bank
00:21:13if I hadn't cultivated Mrs. Johnson at the women's club?
00:21:16No, no, of course not.
00:21:18As a matter of fact, you're doing my job so well down at the women's club,
00:21:22I'm wondering why I'd bother going to work at all anymore.
00:21:24Well, you can try doing my job at the women's club.
00:21:27You can change places with me any day.
00:21:30Well, why change places? According to you, you're doing everything.
00:21:33Running the bank, running the women's club, running everything.
00:21:35I'm just a sixth wheel around here, so you'll spin me off.
00:21:39Carry on, Mrs. Wilson. Carry on. The floor is yours.
00:21:43Quiet. I can't hear who it is.
00:21:46What was that again?
00:21:48Oh, sure, she's in.
00:21:51Hold the phone. Speak of the devil.
00:21:54Well...
00:21:58Mrs. Johnson.
00:21:59Her sister. Priscilla Arbach.
00:22:02Oh, no.
00:22:04You don't think putting your hand over that now is doing any good?
00:22:07She probably heard every word.
00:22:11Hello, Priscilla.
00:22:13Oh, Nancy. Is anything wrong? What in the world's all that noise?
00:22:19Oh, the noise.
00:22:21Oh, it must have been the radio.
00:22:23That guy number 19 is two minutes late this morning.
00:22:31You mean everybody around here eats and sleeps by a clock?
00:22:35Exactly.
00:22:37What a lie.
00:22:42Some people like it that way.
00:22:44The same thing every day?
00:22:47That's our whole plan.
00:22:51Their daily routine, our split second timing.
00:22:56I wonder if Mrs. Priscilla Arbach has much for breakfast.
00:23:00No. No, she probably has chocolates.
00:23:03Keeps a box right by the phone.
00:23:06Dials the phone with one hand, plunks in the chocolates with the other.
00:23:10The early bird catches the worm, you know.
00:23:13Oh.
00:23:14Nancy.
00:23:16I want you to be prepared for a wonderful compliment.
00:23:19Now take a deep breath.
00:23:21Are you ready?
00:23:24The committee has decided they want your Ken to be president of the PTA this coming year.
00:23:31You've decided what?
00:23:34We've decided that we want Ken for...
00:23:37Nancy, can't you hear what I'm saying?
00:23:40Yes, I hear you.
00:23:42You say you want Ken for president of the PTA?
00:23:47What?
00:23:51No, no, no. I don't think it's funny at all.
00:23:54No, I think Ken would make a delightful president.
00:23:58I want nothing to do with the PTA.
00:24:01As far as I'm concerned, the PTA can go to...
00:24:02Go where, Pop?
00:24:04Uh, never mind, Bobby.
00:24:06You, uh, go get dressed for school.
00:24:09I am dressed.
00:24:11Oh.
00:24:13Well then, go brush your teeth.
00:24:14Go brush your teeth.
00:24:18You know, this should certainly be a step up for Ken in our community.
00:24:22At least that's what Mr. Johnson says.
00:24:25You've talked to Mr. Johnson?
00:24:28Of course.
00:24:30And he's very enthusiastic about it.
00:24:32I know Ken won't let us down.
00:24:34You tell him we'll have lots of fun.
00:24:36Yes, Priscilla, I'll tell him.
00:24:41Mr. Johnson is very enthusiastic and you'll have just lots of fun.
00:24:45Mr. Johnson's in on this too?
00:24:48So it seems.
00:24:50Well, that does it.
00:24:52What time does he usually leave?
00:24:54Eight.
00:24:56Sometimes ten to eight.
00:24:58Six or seven times I cased him last month.
00:25:01He never left earlier than ten to eight.
00:25:03Never later than eight.
00:25:05Same routine every day.
00:25:08I guess he likes it, huh?
00:25:10Sure he likes it.
00:25:12He's got a happy home.
00:25:15Just chock full of love.
00:25:17Nancy, I have something to say to you.
00:25:20I think maybe we both said enough.
00:25:23Now, please, Nancy.
00:25:24Darling, let's not fight.
00:25:25Seems like all we've been doing is fighting lately.
00:25:28Look, I just want you to sit down there and listen to me for a minute.
00:25:31Now, will you do that?
00:25:35All right.
00:25:37I'm listening.
00:25:39Nancy.
00:25:41Yes.
00:25:42I can't talk to you like this.
00:25:44Sit over there.
00:25:45No, I don't think I will.
00:25:46You're much too serious.
00:25:48Besides, I know what you're gonna say.
00:25:50You... you do?
00:25:52Darling, I couldn't care less about the PTA.
00:25:54Or whether you're president of the PTA.
00:25:57As far as I can learn, you can tell him to go jump in the lake.
00:26:01That's not what I wanted to say.
00:26:04Nancy, I want...
00:26:06My bike flight.
00:26:08Mom, I lost my bike flight.
00:26:10Have you seen it?
00:26:12Oh, no.
00:26:13Not another one.
00:26:14Don't move.
00:26:15Nancy.
00:26:16Oh, Bobby.
00:26:17Never mind, Mom.
00:26:18I found it.
00:26:20Now, that's a good place to keep it.
00:26:22I'm sorry, darling.
00:26:23Now, what was it you were saying?
00:26:24It wasn't important.
00:26:25Some other times.
00:26:26Well, it is getting late.
00:26:27Yes.
00:26:28Yes.
00:26:29I'd better get to work.
00:26:30What'd you like to help the sinner?
00:26:31Oh, just tell her I'll think it over.
00:26:33This hangover's killing me.
00:26:34Maybe the whole thing will look better tomorrow.
00:26:35Well, I'd better hurry.
00:26:36It's ten of eight.
00:26:38Well, I'm a little late.
00:26:39Hey, haven't you forgotten?
00:26:40It's important.
00:26:41It's important.
00:26:42Some other time.
00:26:43Well, it is getting late.
00:26:44Yes.
00:26:45I'd better get to work.
00:26:47What'd you like to help the sinner?
00:26:48Oh, just tell her I'll think it over.
00:26:50This hangover's killing me.
00:26:51Maybe the whole thing will look better tomorrow.
00:26:54Well, I'd better hurry.
00:26:56It's ten of eight.
00:27:01Well, I'm a little late.
00:27:03Hey, haven't you forgotten something?
00:27:06Uh, have I?
00:27:08She wants a kiss.
00:27:10Bobby, what are you doing?
00:27:12Just studying Dad's technique.
00:27:14All right, young man.
00:27:15In the house.
00:27:17Okay, but I don't think I'm going to miss much anyway.
00:27:21Well, pretty fresh, isn't he?
00:27:24He may be right.
00:27:25You didn't tell me that I had no kid.
00:27:28So what if I didn't?
00:27:29I think I'd like a real goodbye kiss.
00:27:31I...
00:27:33I should.
00:27:39Hey, I hope Bobby's peeking through that window.
00:27:43In this kind of setup, you tell me everything, mister.
00:27:45I don't want to fool around with no kids.
00:27:47Now you get rid of them or cut me out.
00:27:49What's with you and kids?
00:27:50I had one getting away one time, and I ain't going to fool around with no kids.
00:27:54All right, you calm down.
00:27:55You wait until a kid goes to school.
00:27:57So what time does he go?
00:27:588.15, on a nose.
00:27:59Every day at the same time.
00:28:00Every day at the same time.
00:28:01Every day at the same time.
00:28:02My name.
00:28:04See what I mean?
00:28:06Love.
00:28:08See you later.
00:28:09There's a guy that'll do anything for his wife. We're going to make him do it.
00:28:19I fixed breakfast for two this morning. Orange juice?
00:28:39Just coffee, please.
00:28:57Figured you wouldn't be eating breakfast at home today.
00:29:00I'm sorry, honey.
00:29:02It's the hangover.
00:29:03We had a pretty big night last night.
00:29:05Remember?
00:29:07Last night you said you'd ask Nancy for a divorce this morning.
00:29:10You promised me.
00:29:11I just couldn't, that's all.
00:29:15I don't want it this way.
00:29:17What do I say?
00:29:19What did you plan on saying last night?
00:29:22You knew it wouldn't be easy.
00:29:24Easy?
00:29:25Every time I build up to the subject, somebody or something interrupts.
00:29:30It's some gossipy club woman.
00:29:32A bite plate or a baseball uniform.
00:29:35And when I finally tell her I have something to say to her,
00:29:38she tells me she knows what it is.
00:29:40And does she?
00:29:42No, no.
00:29:43She thought it was something else.
00:29:45Ken, I didn't want this to happen any more than you did.
00:29:50It has happened.
00:29:54We're finished with it.
00:30:15All right.
00:30:16Should we go?
00:30:17Now, listen, no one will make fun of your clean trousers.
00:30:18And if they should, you're just telling Miss Forbush.
00:30:20Uh, Mom, I don't want to be a snitcher.
00:30:21Oh, I'm getting tired of waiting.
00:30:22A muffler.
00:30:23That's good thinking.
00:30:24Yeah.
00:30:25Perfect house to house salesman.
00:30:26Uh, look at they come right home for lunch.
00:30:27Oh, I forgot, I'll move 50 cents to the school place this afternoon.
00:30:30I'll give it to you at noon.
00:30:32I'll take it to the next hour.
00:30:33Why?
00:30:34I'll give it to you at noon.
00:30:35Oh, see?
00:30:36You can't take it to you.
00:30:37Oh, I can take it to you.
00:30:38I'll take it to you at noon.
00:30:39Oh, no.
00:30:40Oh, oh, oh, yeah.
00:30:42Okay, take it all the way.
00:30:43I'll take it to you at noon.
00:30:45You can take it to your lunch.
00:30:46You can take it.
00:30:47And, uh, see if I could go to breakfast.
00:30:48I'll take it tonight.
00:30:49Maybe we'll do it tomorrow.
00:30:50I'll take it tomorrow.
00:30:51Well, don't do it tomorrow.
00:30:52afternoon. I'll give it to you at noon. Aren't they giving it for the parents this time? Sure,
00:30:58Tuesday night, but you don't want to go, do you? Why not? I'm not in it. I'm sure there are parents
00:31:04who go whose children aren't in it. Not very many. Well, I'll ask your daddy if he wants to be one of
00:31:10the not very many. I'll call you between 10 30 and 11. I'll be waiting. Off you go.
00:31:16Well, that's your cue and mine, right? Don't use that unless you have to. Wait the full five minutes.
00:31:31What else? Five minutes between each phone call. Don't get trigger happy.
00:31:38Everything was going on schedule. Just as I planned. Good morning, ma'am. I'd like to
00:31:50demonstrate a fine new product. I'm sorry. I never buy from a door-to-door sales. But lady,
00:31:56I'll give you $10 if you guess what I'm selling. I bet you can't guess what I'm selling. $10.
00:32:02You certainly got a new approach. What's the catch? No catch, I promise. Go on, guess.
00:32:08Whatever it is, I won't buy. Oh, it doesn't matter. Go on. Yes.
00:32:17This is silly. Obviously, you're selling guitars or guitar lessons or music.
00:32:24You're absolutely right. Here's your $10. But for what?
00:32:31I can't take this. Here, take it back. No, no. I wouldn't think of it. You keep it. Go on. Keep it.
00:32:38What? But I'll tell you what. You could do me a big favor if you would.
00:32:44What would you like?
00:32:47I'd sure like to have a drink of water, ma'am. Oh, of course. You wait here. I'll go get you one.
00:33:08Now, let's not scream, Mrs. Wilson. We don't want to disturb nobody, you know.
00:33:16How did you know my name?
00:33:19We'll lock this one, too. You ought to be more careful when you're alone, I mean.
00:33:25Where's the other phone? In there. That's good. I want to see both phones.
00:33:30What do you want? There's nothing of any value here.
00:33:35Let me decide that, Mrs. Wilson.
00:33:39What are you going to do?
00:33:40We're going to sit down, Mrs. Wilson. We're going to wait.
00:33:43We're going to sit down, Mrs. Wilson.
00:33:58Must you do that?
00:34:00Lady, there ain't nothing I have to do.
00:34:03What are we waiting for?
00:34:05If you want to steal something, steal it and go.
00:34:08We're waiting for a phone call.
00:34:09Oh, Ken, you'll never have the nerve as long as we're in Camellia Gardens.
00:34:16So let's get out.
00:34:17Get out of Camellia Gardens?
00:34:20Let's go to, uh, to Las Vegas.
00:34:22We needn't even pack our clothes. Just leave.
00:34:26And you could phone Nancy from there.
00:34:28And what about my job?
00:34:30Well, we wouldn't have to stay long, just a couple of weeks.
00:34:33And then we could come back on our terms.
00:34:36Our terms? Why, Mr. Johnson would fire me so fast.
00:34:39All right, well, let's not come back.
00:34:42Let's forget the bank. Make a complete break with the past.
00:34:46Why should you spend the rest of your life doing things you don't want to do?
00:34:51What time does the plane mean?
00:34:546.15.
00:34:55You mean you'll go?
00:34:57Oh, Ken, I knew you wouldn't let me down.
00:35:05Well, that's one more dollar.
00:35:16Did you notice how I didn't let her get by with that routine about her husband donating at the office?
00:35:22Gert, I've just got to get home.
00:35:24Well, let's just try Nancy once more. I heard the radio shut off.
00:35:26Oh, my husband will be sore as an owl.
00:35:28Irma, remember the community fun.
00:35:30Well, you go on. I've got to go home.
00:35:36Oh, no. We'll wait till we can both come back together.
00:35:47All right, lady. I'm sure. And don't try to pull anything.
00:36:05I'll be listening, lady. Don't you forget it.
00:36:12Hello?
00:36:13Mrs. Wilson.
00:36:14You're catching on real good, lady.
00:36:40Now, come on back and sit down.
00:36:44What all can you give with five minutes to live?
00:37:05Hear the tock-tick-tock of the Latin clock.
00:37:08What can you do or sing?
00:37:13Maybe you ought to pray.
00:37:16Hey, but you better think positive.
00:37:21You've got five minutes to live.
00:37:31Do you want me to just sit here and listen to you sing?
00:37:33Knit.
00:37:34Knit.
00:37:36Knit?
00:37:37I don't knit.
00:37:40You don't knit.
00:37:42Why, you disappoint me, Ms. Wilson.
00:37:44I thought you was a perfect wife.
00:37:46Me?
00:37:46You know, Ms. Wilson, this is the first time I ever got this close to a perfect wife.
00:37:54And I've always wondered what one looked like.
00:38:08Good morning, Ms. Meredith.
00:38:09Good morning, Mr. Johnson.
00:38:12Good morning, Ken.
00:38:13Morning, Mr. Johnson.
00:38:14Sit.
00:38:15I just came in for a little talk.
00:38:17Did he?
00:38:18Nothing that won't keep.
00:38:20Good.
00:38:21Now, Ken, before I say anything, I'd like to preface my remarks with a very tired old cliche.
00:38:29It's none of my business, but not the PTA.
00:38:33No, Ms. Ellen Harcourt.
00:38:38What about Ms. Harcourt?
00:38:39Nice girl.
00:38:40My wife trades with her at Carroll's dress shop.
00:38:44Yes.
00:38:45You see her quite frequently.
00:38:47Mr. Johnson, as you said when you came in, it's really none of your business.
00:38:53The private vices of any bank employee are definitely my business.
00:38:58Particularly when they show signs of becoming a public scandal.
00:39:06Would you consider...
00:39:07Would you consider a divorce a public scandal?
00:39:13Has it gone that far?
00:39:16I just asked you a question, Mr. Johnson.
00:39:18It might.
00:39:19Then again, it might not.
00:39:20But if it has reached that point...
00:39:24I didn't say it has.
00:39:27Well, obviously, you will have to make your own decision, Ken.
00:39:30I merely wanted to tell you...
00:39:32How you feel about it.
00:39:33No, how the bank feels about it.
00:39:37Are you an entertainer?
00:39:48No, Mrs. Wilson, I'm not.
00:39:51I'm a killer.
00:39:52Don't move.
00:39:52You shot me.
00:40:06Oh, dadgum.
00:40:09You weren't shooting at that base.
00:40:10You were shooting at me.
00:40:12Cold blood, you stood there and shot me.
00:40:14If I wanted to shoot you later, you'd be dead.
00:40:20I'm bleeding.
00:40:23A little blood never hurt nobody.
00:40:26Why are you here?
00:40:27We've got no shoes, no furs, nothing.
00:40:30Why are you here?
00:40:35Hey, what you got under there?
00:40:36What do you mean?
00:40:41Look, honey, I ain't married to you.
00:40:43Maybe bank presidents don't mind their women looking like that, but I do.
00:40:47Now, you take all that junk off.
00:40:49Remove the artillery.
00:40:52You wouldn't want to make the front pages looking like that, would you?
00:40:55What front pages?
00:40:55What are you talking about?
00:40:56Probably all of them.
00:41:00You know, this is the kind of stuff that sells papers.
00:41:02Now, you finish the job and hurry up, because I ain't got all day.
00:41:08And you, you ain't got hardly no time at all.
00:41:12If my husband knew what you're doing, he'd kill you.
00:41:26You'd probably thank me.
00:41:30You've got a lot of nerve.
00:41:32A common uncouth criminal to come in my home and tell me how to look.
00:41:36I don't care how I look.
00:41:38I know you don't.
00:41:39But I do.
00:41:42I like a broad to look sharp.
00:41:44I'm not a broad.
00:41:45All of you are.
00:41:47You're hurting me.
00:41:50Let me have a look at that.
00:41:52Hey, you know, I got a good eye to shoot like that.
00:41:56That scratch ain't even skin deep.
00:42:04Take your filthy hands off of me.
00:42:09Get away from me.
00:42:11Why, Mrs. Wilson?
00:42:16Come on, shoot to me, babe.
00:42:32What's this?
00:42:32I saved for a year to buy this.
00:42:45How long did you save for this little dandy?
00:42:54A turnip ring.
00:42:55A turnip ring.
00:42:56A turnip ring.
00:42:56A turnip ring.
00:42:57A turnip ring.
00:42:58A turnip ring.
00:42:58A turnip ring.
00:43:03Well, the perfect husband for the perfect place.
00:43:07No, please.
00:43:08Not that.
00:43:08Please.
00:43:14Oh, itty pretty.
00:43:15Oh, it's a bad, bad weapon.
00:43:32I'll show you how bad it is.
00:43:35Show me.
00:43:35Show me.
00:43:38Ah, look what you hadn't done.
00:43:40Ah, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:43:43Damn you.
00:43:52Happy up, lady?
00:43:52Happy up?
00:43:53Huh?
00:43:53Ah, yeah.
00:44:00You piece.
00:44:01Oh, can I, plan?
00:44:03I don't get it.
00:44:04Oh, go away.
00:44:16You're a regular wildcat, ain't you?
00:44:20But you know something?
00:44:21I always got an ace in the hole.
00:44:23What are you going to do?
00:44:24Whatever I want.
00:44:25Be careful.
00:44:26That gun will go off.
00:44:28Where's the bedroom?
00:44:31Where's the bedroom?
00:44:35Huh?
00:44:35Why?
00:44:38I'm going to fix you up.
00:44:41Thanks for waiting for me, Max.
00:44:43Yeah?
00:44:44I have an important favor to ask of you.
00:44:46Sure, Mr. Gorilla.
00:44:48Wait here for me.
00:44:50Well, I've got things.
00:44:51When you see me walk out of that bank across the street,
00:44:55call that number.
00:44:57If I don't come out, don't call.
00:45:01Leave it alone.
00:45:04Not like a messy bed.
00:45:22Where's the closet?
00:45:29Are you going to lock me in the closet?
00:45:31Not a chance, lady.
00:45:39Can I help you, sir?
00:45:41Uh, no.
00:45:43I'm just going to see Mr. Wilson.
00:45:45Oh.
00:45:46Well, uh, that's his secretary over there, Mr.
00:45:49I know.
00:45:58Can I speak with Mr. Wilson?
00:46:00Who should I say is calling?
00:46:02Mr. Durella.
00:46:03Fred Durella of New York.
00:46:04Oh, yes.
00:46:05Just a move, please.
00:46:06Well, looky here what I found.
00:46:11The skeleton in the closet.
00:46:14Hey, where'd you get this?
00:46:17That was a joke.
00:46:18My husband's.
00:46:19When?
00:46:20A long time ago.
00:46:23I said when?
00:46:24About ten years ago.
00:46:26That's what I thought.
00:46:31You get this, and you wear that.
00:46:35You know, it's just about time you started wearing this little joke.
00:46:38Put it on.
00:46:42Put it on?
00:46:44Right now.
00:46:50No.
00:46:52Want me to scratch the other cheek?
00:46:53No, no, please.
00:46:56Don't.
00:46:56I'll put it on.
00:46:58Hey, where are you going?
00:47:00You want me to put it on?
00:47:02That's what I'm going to do.
00:47:03I'm going to put it on.
00:47:04Uh, no.
00:47:06Not in there.
00:47:07Right here.
00:47:24I ain't had so much fun in a long time.
00:47:28You just never mind, Miss Wilson.
00:47:30I'll do it for you.
00:47:31I'll take the fight out of you.
00:47:47No.
00:47:48No.
00:47:49Please.
00:47:50Please.
00:47:50No.
00:47:51What's that wreck?
00:47:52What is it?
00:47:53It's in the kitchen.
00:47:56Oh.
00:47:59What's that wreck?
00:48:00What is it?
00:48:01It's in the kitchen.
00:48:02Yes, sir.
00:48:32Get in here and clear this thing off.
00:48:37Where's the switch?
00:48:39Will I push on this darn thing?
00:48:44If I can't outsmart that too big crook, I deserve to be shot.
00:48:48What am I saying?
00:48:54Get in here right now!
00:48:56Drag yourself out of the bed, Miss Wilson.
00:49:02Oh, no.
00:49:11Look at dust making believe me.
00:49:24Get in here right now!
00:49:32Mrs. Wilson.
00:49:36I changed my mind.
00:49:39Hey, I guess you gals are all alike when old Johnny steps on your starter, huh?
00:49:45Yeah, I guess we are. We're all just the same. Big bore.
00:49:50Who are you kidding?
00:49:51This is Christmas, and I just got the nicest package.
00:49:57And ain't you glad I came along?
00:49:59Yeah, I've just been waiting for you.
00:50:02You never had it so good, did you?
00:50:04No.
00:50:06We're both a couple of wild cats.
00:50:11And this little wild cat is all mine.
00:50:15Not while you've got that gun on you.
00:50:18Who are you kidding?
00:50:20Go on, put it on the table.
00:50:22Uh-uh.
00:50:24Put it on the table.
00:50:26Oh, go on, you'd like it.
00:50:32You animal!
00:50:34Stop it! Stop it!
00:50:35Get away from me!
00:50:37You gutter, Stein.
00:50:40Go on!
00:50:41Go on, kill me!
00:50:42Get it over with!
00:50:43I can't stand any more of you!
00:50:46You hear me?
00:50:47Kill me!
00:50:49What's the matter?
00:50:50Haven't you got the nerve?
00:50:51Go on, kill me!
00:50:53Kill me! Kill me!
00:50:55I got the nerve, but I'll kill you when I get ready.
00:51:02Mrs. Torella, you may go in now.
00:51:04Thank you, miss.
00:51:14Good morning, Mr. Torella.
00:51:16Have a seat.
00:51:18Thank you, Mr. Wilson.
00:51:21Now, how can we be of assistance to you?
00:51:24I'd like to see you about cashing a rather large bank account.
00:51:29All right.
00:51:30Seventy thousand dollars.
00:51:34This is rather large.
00:51:35Yes.
00:51:37But an okay from one of the bank executives.
00:51:39Should be sufficient identification.
00:51:41Oh, certainly, Mr. Torella.
00:51:42I didn't understand.
00:51:44Which one of the bank executives here are you acquainted with?
00:51:47You, Mr. Wilson.
00:51:49What?
00:51:51You, Mr. Wilson.
00:51:52You'll okay it.
00:51:54Me?
00:51:55Why, I've never seen you before in my life.
00:51:58Oh, but I've seen you.
00:52:00As a matter of fact, I know you very well.
00:52:02You live at 12, Olden Drive.
00:52:05You have a son, Bobby, six years old.
00:52:07Your wife, Nancy, is a big shot in a women's club.
00:52:10Right now, she's at home with a friend of mine.
00:52:13A friend of yours?
00:52:14Well, let's say a business associate of mine.
00:52:19That would be a better description.
00:52:21Mr. Torella, what is this?
00:52:24Very simple, Mr. Wilson.
00:52:28This is a hold-up.
00:52:30What?
00:52:32Until you okay that bank draft there.
00:52:34We cash it together here.
00:52:36Your wife is in very serious danger.
00:52:37You're crazy as a Betsy bug.
00:53:02Turn it off.
00:53:03And you think I'm going to hand over $70,000 in cash?
00:53:07Just like that.
00:53:09I'm sure of it.
00:53:11In fact...
00:53:13I can bank on it.
00:53:15You won't even get to the front door.
00:53:17May I suggest you call your home?
00:53:18All right, answer it.
00:53:35This thing is who I think it is. You hang up.
00:53:37Let's go ahead.
00:53:41Hello?
00:53:42Nancy?
00:53:43Ken!
00:53:45Ken!
00:53:46Nancy, are you all right?
00:53:48Is there anyone there with you?
00:53:50She's all right, Wilson, and old Johnny's right here with her.
00:53:53Nancy, can you hear me?
00:53:55Is he?
00:53:55That's enough, Mr. Wilson.
00:53:56Get off the phone.
00:53:58Nancy.
00:53:59Ken, Ken, I can't.
00:54:02Now, Mr. Wilson, I'd like to speak to the man in your office,
00:54:04please.
00:54:05Listen, you.
00:54:06If you.
00:54:08Put him on, mister.
00:54:12He wants to speak to you.
00:54:16Thank you, Mr. Wilson.
00:54:19Hello?
00:54:20Everything all right?
00:54:21Just fine.
00:54:25I have 1120.
00:54:27I'll call you in exactly five minutes, maybe less.
00:54:31That means we're on our way to the vault.
00:54:34You got that?
00:54:35I don't call you within five minutes.
00:54:38Go ahead.
00:54:44Convinced, Mr. Wilson?
00:54:46What are you going to do?
00:54:48Nothing, if you cooperate.
00:54:50I plan to walk out of this bank with $70,000.
00:54:53And if I don't cooperate?
00:54:55My partner is cold-blooded and trigger-happy.
00:54:58You're bluffing.
00:55:00Oh, you think so, Mr. Wilson?
00:55:02I could have the police there in five minutes.
00:55:04They'd be there in 10 minutes, Mr. Wilson, not five.
00:55:08I know the police protection in Camellia Gardens.
00:55:10It's undermanned.
00:55:12Have one patrol car for every seven square miles.
00:55:15They'd be there in time to find your wife, not the saver.
00:55:18Suppose I told you I didn't care what happened to my wife.
00:55:27Make it short.
00:55:31Hello?
00:55:32Oh, Ken, darling.
00:55:33I'm so happy.
00:55:34I can hardly believe it's true.
00:55:37I just had to phone you to make sure I'm not dreaming.
00:55:40Say it's true.
00:55:41Say it.
00:55:42Are we really going?
00:55:45Yes.
00:55:46Yes.
00:55:47Was that all you have to say?
00:55:51I...
00:55:52I'm busy right now.
00:55:54I'll call you back.
00:55:55But, Harry, I'll give you just five minutes.
00:55:58All right.
00:55:59Who was that?
00:56:01That was the woman I'm flying to Las Vegas with tonight.
00:56:05Your girlfriend?
00:56:06No.
00:56:07My next wife.
00:56:08Then I'll be doing you a favor.
00:56:10That's right.
00:56:11You will.
00:56:12Get up.
00:56:37Get up.
00:56:39Get up.
00:56:40All right, answer.
00:56:53Hello.
00:56:54Nancy?
00:56:55This is Priscilla.
00:56:57Nancy, are you there?
00:56:59Yes, Priscilla.
00:57:01Okay, Mr. Wilson.
00:57:03You have a minute and 38 seconds.
00:57:06Let's sit here and watch the clock.
00:57:08See who pops first.
00:57:16Priscilla, I can't talk now.
00:57:19Don't forget, Nancy.
00:57:20When I want something, I get it.
00:57:23Bye, Priscilla.
00:57:29Ain't no alternative.
00:57:33You got 40 seconds to live.
00:57:38Once I call, your wife's going to be dead in 35 seconds.
00:57:45And you'll go to prison.
00:57:46I'll be a convict.
00:57:47You'll be a murderer.
00:57:48I'm not murdering anyone.
00:57:4926 seconds.
00:57:50But you can't just walk into a house and kill a defenseless woman.
00:57:53My partner will.
00:57:5617 seconds.
00:57:57It takes 12 seconds to dial, Mr. Wilson.
00:57:59Make up your mind.
00:58:00Looks like your time's run out, lady.
00:58:23You're sure taking your time today.
00:58:25All right, all right.
00:58:27I know this is the final stretch.
00:58:3111.30.
00:58:33Right.
00:58:35When the second hand hits, I hit.
00:58:38I'm sorry, Mr. Wilson just stepped out of his office.
00:58:50Oh, well, I'm sure he'll be back in a minute.
00:58:53Uh, I don't want to miss him, so I'll just hold on, if you don't mind.
00:58:55No, that'll be perfectly all right.
00:58:56Stacks of thousands, please.
00:59:01Small denominations, Mr. Wilson.
00:59:02Nothing larger than the hundreds.
00:59:03Oh, I'm sorry.
00:59:04I'm sorry.
00:59:05I'm sorry.
00:59:06I'm sorry.
00:59:07I'm sorry.
00:59:08I'm sorry.
00:59:09I'm sorry.
00:59:10Mr. Wilson just stepped out of his office.
00:59:11Oh, well, I'm sure he'll be back in a minute.
00:59:13Uh, I don't want to miss him, so I'll just hold on, if you don't mind.
00:59:152,000, please.
00:59:18Small denominations, Mr. Wilson.
00:59:20Nothing larger than the hundreds.
00:59:33How come from Stevens?
00:59:34I'll need another 20,000.
00:59:36I'll need another 20,000.
00:59:58I'll need another 20,000.
01:00:04I'll need another 20,000.
01:00:17You better hurry.
01:00:18We still have plenty of time.
01:00:21I'll make my call after I leave the bank, Mr. Wilson.
01:00:25Yes.
01:00:27Yes, of course.
01:00:29I still have another minute for that.
01:00:32Thank you, Stevens.
01:00:38Thank you for your cooperation, Mr. Wilson.
01:00:51Mr. Wilson.
01:00:52Yes, yes.
01:00:53Did I speak to you for a minute?
01:00:55Later, Pop.
01:00:56Later.
01:00:57I'll be on my way.
01:00:58Don't forget to make that call.
01:01:00Now, hold on.
01:01:01You stop or I'll shoot.
01:01:08Mr. Wilson, what's going on here?
01:01:10You're helping him escape.
01:01:31Wake up.
01:01:32Wake up.
01:01:33Get some water, quick.
01:01:40What did you pull me away for, Mr. Wilson?
01:01:41I had any corner.
01:01:42Oh, Pop.
01:01:43You don't know what you've done.
01:01:47Oh, Pop.
01:01:48Oh, Pop.
01:01:49You don't know what you've done.
01:01:55Oh, Pop.
01:01:56Good.
01:01:57Oh, Pop.
01:01:59Oh, Mom.
01:02:01Oh, Pop.
01:02:02Oh.
01:02:03Oh, I'm too old.
01:02:04Oh, my goodness!
01:02:05Oh, I'm so sorry.
01:02:07Oh, I'm so sorry.
01:02:09Yeah.
01:02:11Oh, buddy.
01:02:12Oh, my goodness.
01:02:13Oh, dear.
01:02:14Oh, dear.
01:02:15Oh, dear.
01:02:16Oh, dear.
01:02:17Oh, dear.
01:02:19Oh, dear.
01:02:20Now, I'm ready, Miss Wilson.
01:02:36Nothing personal.
01:02:47He won't even feel it.
01:02:49No, no, please, don't, don't.
01:03:00He cleared it wrong.
01:03:10Answer.
01:03:11Hello?
01:03:20Nancy, this is Priscilla.
01:03:22I was rather peeping with you a while ago when you...
01:03:24Hurry up and get rid of that magpie.
01:03:26...until we settle this PTA matter.
01:03:29Now, I know you've got time to talk and you're not going to put me off.
01:03:33Uh, Nancy, are you listening?
01:03:36Yes, Priscilla.
01:03:38I want to know what Ken said, Nancy.
01:03:40In fact, I insist on knowing.
01:03:43I can't tell you now, Priscilla.
01:03:45Nancy Wilson, what kind of an answer is that?
01:03:48What did he say?
01:03:50He wants a few days to think it over.
01:03:53Think it over?
01:03:54Think it over?
01:03:55Oh, that's just like a man.
01:03:57Big executives and they can't even make a simple decision about a...
01:04:01...simple little organization like the PTA.
01:04:04Well, you get him to tell you tonight.
01:04:07You know how men are always avoiding their specific duty and this mustn't happen.
01:04:14I said get rid of her.
01:04:16I'll try, Priscilla.
01:04:18Try?
01:04:19You've got to get him to say yes and tonight.
01:04:23Priscilla.
01:04:24I've already talked to Mr. Perkins.
01:04:26You know the cute little bald one.
01:04:28And he told me he'd be honored to serve under Ken.
01:04:32I can't talk, Priscilla.
01:04:34I must say goodbye.
01:04:36No, you don't, Nancy Wilson.
01:04:38We won't keep this a chance, Nancy.
01:04:40We've got to remind you...
01:04:41You better get rid of her now.
01:04:43...to Bobby, that fine, wonderful little chap.
01:04:46I'll do my best.
01:04:47Don't you try to put me off.
01:04:49There are lots of other things we ought to do.
01:04:51Hang on.
01:04:52I said hang on.
01:04:53I said hang on.
01:04:54That's important, Nancy.
01:04:56Very important.
01:04:57And then there's...
01:04:58I'm sorry, Priscilla, but...
01:04:59I'm sorry, Priscilla, but...
01:05:01They simply must have a place where there's adequate supervision.
01:05:04They need it, Nancy.
01:05:06I can't talk any longer, Priscilla.
01:05:07I can't...
01:05:08I'll give you one more minute just in case he was trying to get through.
01:05:18Mom, open up for the police.
01:05:20Relax.
01:05:21Now, except with no kids, then you get him out of here.
01:05:24Get him out.
01:05:26That would accept with no kids.
01:05:32Now you get him out of here.
01:05:35Get him out.
01:05:36Run Bobby, run fast.
01:05:37Call the police.
01:05:38There's a killer in here, run.
01:05:40How do you think you're done?
01:05:43Oh, don't, don't hurt him, please.
01:05:44Don't hurt him.
01:05:47Don't hurt him.
01:05:49Don't hurt him.
01:05:50Don't hurt him.
01:05:51Don't hurt him.
01:05:52Don't hurt him.
01:05:53Don't hurt him.
01:05:55Don't hurt him.
01:05:55Don't hurry home, Mom!
01:05:57Bobby!
01:05:58Oh, Bobby!
01:06:00Oh, Bobby!
01:06:04Where'd you come from, boy?
01:06:05How'd you get in here?
01:06:07Back for me!
01:06:08Through the desk!
01:06:12Have you got any friends out there, kid?
01:06:15Bobby, why didn't you go when Mommy asked you to?
01:06:17I didn't hear you.
01:06:19What's he doing here, Mom?
01:06:20Why'd you have to come home, boy?
01:06:39You're in there.
01:06:39You're surrounded.
01:06:41I'm out with your hands up.
01:06:46Come out of there.
01:06:47We've got you covered.
01:06:50Where's that other door?
01:06:55It's in there.
01:06:56I'm warning you.
01:06:57This is your last chance.
01:07:00What are you going to do?
01:07:01Throw the door!
01:07:11Oh, he took Bobby when out the side door!
01:07:13You stay here.
01:07:14I'm dead.
01:07:15I'm dead.
01:07:15I'm dead.
01:07:16Come on!
01:07:18Come on!
01:07:22Let me and out!
01:07:23Let me and out!
01:07:23Let me and out!
01:07:28Let me and out!
01:07:29All right, drop it!
01:07:30Drop your gun!
01:07:34Oh!
01:07:35No.
01:07:36No, kid.
01:07:37Don't die, boy.
01:07:43I'm sorry, boy.
01:07:47Let go of that boy and come out with your hands up.
01:07:51You come get me.
01:07:52Me and this kid you killed.
01:07:54Let go of that boy and come out with your hands up.
01:07:58You come get me.
01:07:59Me and this kid you killed.
01:08:02You're killing the kid.
01:08:07Get away.
01:08:12Where's Bobby?
01:08:14Where's Bobby?
01:08:17I'm going to go of that boy.
01:08:19I'm going to go of that boy.
01:08:21What's going on?
01:08:23I'm going to go of that boy.
01:08:26I'm going to go of that boy.
01:08:28I'm going to go of that boy.
01:08:30Where's Bobby?
01:08:32Tell me where's Bobby?
01:08:44Here I am, Mom.
01:08:45Over here.
01:08:46Bobby.
01:08:48Bobby.
01:08:50Oh, my baby.
01:08:54What are you worried about?
01:08:56What am I?
01:08:58Bobby.
01:09:01Why did I fool him?
01:09:03I just pretended I was shot.
01:09:05Oh.
01:09:08Don, do you mean you pretended you were dead?
01:09:11Sure.
01:09:12It was easy, just like on TV.
01:09:14Well, that's one for the books.
01:09:17Oh, Bobby.
01:09:18Bobby.
01:09:19Bobby.
01:09:20Bobby.
01:09:21Bobby.
01:09:22Oh, my baby.
01:09:24Oh, my baby.
01:09:25Oh.
01:09:26Oh, my baby.
01:09:28Nancy.
01:09:29Nancy.
01:09:30Nancy, are you all right?
01:09:31Oh, Ken, yes.
01:09:32We're all right now.
01:09:33Well, don't try to talk about it now.
01:09:35I want you to listen to me.
01:09:37Yes.
01:09:38Listen carefully.
01:09:40Send Bobby over to your sisters, then pack our suitcases.
01:09:43We're going to take a vacation.
01:09:45Vacation?
01:09:46Yes, we're going to Las Vegas this evening.
01:09:49Oh, Ken, you're mad.
01:09:51I could never get packed if I got to Las Vegas.
01:09:54Then don't pack anything.
01:09:56We'll buy something there.
01:09:58Darling, I'll be home very soon.
01:10:00And I love you very much.
01:10:02Oh, darling, I love you, too.
01:10:06Oh, oh, no!
01:10:07No, no, go away!
01:10:09Please, don't!
01:10:10Oh, Ken, I've got to hang up.
01:10:12I can't talk any longer.
01:10:13He's snapping pictures of me, and I'm wearing a...
01:10:15I'm wearing that horrible negligee you gave me.
01:10:19Stop it, dear here.
01:10:21Let me change my clothes.
01:10:23Nancy, listen to me.
01:10:25Will you go?
01:10:26Yes, darling, I love you.
01:10:28Come home.
01:10:29Goodbye.
01:10:37Miss Meredith, did Miss Harcourt call back?
01:10:41Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Wilson.
01:10:42With all the excitement, I forgot.
01:10:44She's waiting on your private line.
01:10:52Helen?
01:10:53Helen!
01:10:54Are you there?
01:11:03I just can't handle all those women by myself.
01:11:05You've got to hang up the phone and help me.
01:11:06Aren't you true yet?
01:11:07Yes.
01:11:08I'm true.
01:11:10Helen, you're sitting here for 15 minutes.
01:11:14It's not worth it.
01:11:15No man is worth it.
01:11:18That's right, Carol.
01:11:20It isn't worth it.
01:11:22Well, it's my story.
01:11:23I've got nothing more to say.
01:11:24Well, that's my day in the country.
01:11:25I've got nothing more to say.
01:11:29Well, that's my day in the country.
01:11:30With simple people leading a simple life.
01:11:36Ah!
01:11:37Ah!
01:11:38I've got nothing more to say.
01:11:39Well, that's my day in the country.
01:11:40With simple people leading a simple life.
01:11:43Hey,bah, Wah, Wah, Wah, Wah, Wah, Wah, Wah, Wah, Wah.
01:11:45What's that?
01:11:46You're...
01:11:47Well, it's my day in the country.
01:11:48Well, that's my day in the country.
01:11:51With simple people leading a simple life.
01:12:06Hey, that's some picture.
01:12:07What are you saying?
01:12:12Oh, Ken, I know you're going to find this hard to believe, but you know it was Priscilla and her silly phone call that saved my life today?
01:12:22I know.
01:12:23No, darling, you don't know. She phoned just as I was on my last five minutes. She must have been sent from heaven.
01:12:32I asked her to phone.
01:12:34You asked her?
01:12:36Did you tell her what was going on?
01:12:39Yes.
01:12:41Oh, darling.
01:12:46You should have heard her. What an actress. She was magnificent.
01:12:51As usual.
01:12:53Oh.
01:12:54What's the matter now?
01:12:55Oh, I just thought of something.
01:12:57What?
01:12:58A PTA. Ask a favor, do a favor.
01:13:02Uh-oh. I see what you mean. Well, I guess that old...
01:13:07Uh-uh.
01:13:09I guess that old girl has got herself a new president.
01:13:12Not until after our vacation.
01:13:14That's right.
01:13:15Well, at least I'll be rested up.
01:13:19Well, don't be too sure.
01:13:21What do you mean?
01:13:22I, uh, bought the negligence.
01:13:25Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:13:27Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha