All language subtitles for The Big House (1930)

Come on.

Hello, John. Hello, Bill.

See you later. Okay. Goodbye. Bye. K Marl
manslaughter. Sentenced to 10 years. First

time in prison. Yes, sir. To me? Yes, sir. How
old are you? 24, sir. Ever serve in the Army,

Navy, Marine Corps? No, sir. Used to? Yes,
sir. Morphine, opium, cocaine? No, sir. Game.

You can have your cigarette. Married? No, sir.
That's my sister. You can have the photograph.

Thank you, sir. You'll get the rest back when you
leave prison. From now on, you'll be number 48642.

Give them the words.

Yeah.

24. Two blankets. Two blankets. Hat 36.
Hope 36. Underwear four. Underwear four

pants five pants five shirt 16 shirt
16 pants seven hat seven shoes 8 and

1/2 shoes 8 and 1/2 change your clothes in there

arm length 35 and 12 in 35 and A2
arm left forefinger left forefinger

Out this way.

I hate to see a young fellow like you in
here for manslaughter. It was an accident,

sir. Yes, I remember your case very well.
You ran a man down with your car. Yes,

sir. It was New Year's Eve. You were drunk.

Yes, sir. Now you're here to pay for
that crime with 10 years of your life.

Did you realize that? Yes, sir. Your sentence can
be reduced by good behavior and close observance

of the prison rules. And while you're not
in the common sense of the word criminal,

I want to warn you against the influences you'll
encounter here or in any other prison. Yes. So,

you be careful of your conduct, your
associations. Yes. And remember this,

prison does not give a man a yellow streak, but
if he has one, it brings it out. That's all.

Well, Reagger, what is it? Do you
know who they're putting that boy

in with? No. Who? Morgan. The sickest crook
we ever had here in a machine gun bush. Yes.

What a a weak kid like that thrown in with
a murderer and a gunman. No, no, no. Pop,

don't you get chickenarted again. Well, he
might have a chance in a cell alone. Yes,

I warned them at the last governor's
council. We have 3,000 here and sell

accommodation for 1,800. They all
want to throw people into prison,

but they don't want to provide for them after
they are in. And you mark my word, pop, someday

we are going to pay for their short-sightedness.
Uh, sure. The whole prison system is cockile.

Yeah. Here's a fish for you, Sandy.
Goes in 265 with Butch and Morgan. Okay.

Come on, boy.

upstairs to the left.

There we are.

Hello, kid.

Take off your ear, mouse. I said hello. Hello.
Make yourself to home at your flop up there.

What's your name? I said, what's your name? Kent
Malo. Mine's Smith. I'm known the world over as

machine gun Butch. You heard of me? That's a sink.
You never heard of the Lacy gang being wiped out?

Well, I done the wiping. 500 bucks for bumping off
three. Ain't much. It's cheap. What's your racket?

What you in for? Manslaughter. Manslaughter? Well,
you ain't no more than glory after all. Press the

flesh. Who'd you croak? Well, it was an accident.
An accident? Yeah, I was driving a car. Oh,

you're a wet ear. Your nose ain't even dry.
What do you mean? I'll show you what I mean,

kid. I'll learn you a lot of things before we're
through with you in here. Morg, there's company in

the parlor. Morgan is my name, hence mine. How are
you? Don't you ever have any air in here? Sure,

plenty. All hot. How long you been here? 3 years.
before robbery. I can't stand thieves. Hey, my

cigarettes. What? You took my cigarettes? Oh, you
dirty little liar. You didn't have no cigarettes.

Yes, I did. And you stole them. Now, stop your
belly aching before I slow you. Come on. Give

me back those cigarettes. You're dingy. You didn't
have no cigarettes. Give me those cigarettes. Oh,

get out. I'll show you crooks. I won't stand for
treatment like this. Hey, guard. Guard. Yeah.

Stop your squawking. Crooks, are we? Well, Mr.
High, I'll show you. Come on, let go of me. Pipe

down. Pipe down. Pipe down. Hey. Hey. What's
wrong in here? He took my cigarette. Ready,

Morgan? I don't know, sir. I was asleep. Did
you take the kid's cigarette? No, sir. So,

less noise or you'll spend your first night in the
dungeon. Ah, don't put the kid in the cooler. He's

green. He just went off these nuts. He won't do
it again. Well, you watch your stuff. Understand?

Well, Mr. Billy, you're going to get your first
lesson right now. You can't squeal in, sir.

That's that. Now, lay off that
stuff, Butch, do you hear? Ah,

he's only stunned. I didn't bat him hard.
Put him in his bunk. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

Now give him back his cigarettes. What?
You heard me. Why? I ain't got these old

weeds. Don't lie to me, Butch. Say, listen. I
bumped off guys for calling me a liar. Yeah,

and look where you are now. Who? Me? Yes, you.
Well, look where you are, too. That's right,

Butch. Both of us. The quick and the dead, the
clever and the dumb. What? You know, from the

neck down, you're a regular guy, Butch. Now, give
the kid back his cigarettes. Who? Me? Yes, you.

Okay.

I was only kidding. Just kidding. That's all.

Sure. I knew that all the time.
Now, put him up in his pocket.

I said put him up in his pocket.

Gee, it reminds me of Sadi.

Gee, Sadie was a good old sky.

I shouldn't have slipped her that ant poison.

I should have just battered
her in the jaw a few times.

Get off of my dog. Get back in the line there.

All right.

Get it over. Is everything all set? Sure. This
guy. Ah, Kent, we hear you're slated to get out

soon. What do you mean? Who told you that? Jim's
the trusty over in the warden's office. He's here

on everything. And he heard something about me.
Yeah. The warden says you're too nice a kid to

keep here. They're going to let me go. Sure they
are. How soon? Old Jet Soon's a warden gets the

okay from the governor. Gee, you're a lucky guy.
Are you camp Milo? Yeah. Wallace wants to see

you. What does he want to see me for? Why? To tell
you the good news that you've been pardoned. Gee,

that's great. Well, ain't you going to say
goodbye? Sure. Bye. Be good, kid. So long, kid.

Hey, where you headed? Captain Wallace
wants to see me. You can't go in there.

Get back. Yeah. What's the out here?
They said you wanted to see me, sir,

about my parole. Who said that? Well, they
did. That trusty over there went true,

wasn't it? They weren't ribbing me, were
they? Sure. The kid in you can't. Well,

then I'm not going out. No, you're going to
be with us for a long time. Go on, beat it.

Get out of the door, are you?
Not yet. Are you going home? Hey,

you don't gang up here. Come on.
Keep this place clear. Get around.

Hey, Pop. Any letters for me? Move on now.
If there was, I wouldn't give them to you.

Oh, go on for your sport, would you? And any
letters for Morgan? You know, Pop, if all the

screws were like you. Oh, you cut out the apper
sauce. And don't be calling the guard screws. Yes,

sir. No letters for you, Morgan. But I've got one
for Butch and Ken. Fine, I'll take them to him.

Thanks, Pop. I used to milk a cow all the time.
Let it for you, Butch? Yeah. Let it for me. Yes,

you. Gee, why don't those Danes let me alone?
Sure, Butch, you can't blame him. Where's Kent?

Haven't seen him. Hey, stick around. I'll bet.
This is a hot one. Oh, boy. Look at that. Why,

it's from Myrtle. Myrtle? Yeah. I thought
you croak her. No, that was Satan. Oh,

this girl is nuts about me. About you? Yes.
Wait a minute. I'll show you. Dear sweetheart,

how I miss my great big boy. You have it.

Ah, doggy. The only fun I get is sleeping
because then I dream about you every night.

The rest of this is too juicy for you guys. Nobody
gets to read this but me and my pal Morg. Come on.

I want to read this. You and me, Morg. Hey,
come on. What the Get out of here. Go on. Go on.

Say, Morg, who do you suppose would write me
a letter? I'll read it to you, Butch. Say,

if I even knew a dame called
Myrtle, I'd kick her teeth out.

Juan, read it. Who's it from? Well, it's about
your mother, Butch. My old lady. Yeah. Gee,

she's been holding out on me. I didn't even
know she could write. Well, it isn't from her,

Butch. It's from a guy named Tony Loop. It's
about nothing wrong. Go and read it. Dear Butch,

when your mother was sick, she didn't
want me to write no letter and tell you,

even when they took her to the county hospital,
I went to see her a couple of times, and she

said you had enough to worry without having to
think about her. Anyway, she She died yesterday,

but as we couldn't get enough money to give her a
send off, we had to let the hospital take care of

it. Anyway, we sent her a bunch of flowers.
I guess that's all. Yours truly, Tony Luke.

Gee, I can't believe it. Lord, Ma's dead. I wonder
if it hurt her much. Oh, I don't think so, Butch.

She probably just dropped off quietly. Yeah.
Yeah. She was pretty old, wasn't she? About 70

and as big as a minute and game and say the last
time I was arrested, she fought like a wild cat.

It took two bulls to hold her and she
almost bit the thumb off of one of them.

Gee, she was a swell old lady. I wish you
would have met her, Morg. So do I. But

say, Morg,

I'm going to make a break. I'm
going to get out of here and

I'm going to give that little old lady
the swellstlest funeral she ever had.

Donald. Yeah. Here comes Oliver.
Hello, Morgan. Got a match? Sure.

Thanks.

Good news, Butch. Bad news whenever
you come around. Great kid, isn't he,

Marvin? Yes. And he's not always kidding.

You know that guy's a steel pigeon if ever there
was one. I wish I could get the low down on him.

I'll knife him someday. Oh, that kind of talk
won't get you anywhere. I'm going to break this

place wide open. Yeah, and then what'll happen
to you down in the dungeon with the rats? No,

we got to take our medicine, Butch. Yeah, it's
all right for you to talk. You'll be going out

of here in a few years. But what do I gain eating
this dirt? I'd go nuts if I didn't start trouble

once in a while. I'd rather stand up and fight.
And even if I got the rope, it's better than

sitting here rotting in this stinking hole. I'll
cut out that talk, but do you mean? Yes, you.

Okay.

I was only kidding. Sure. Hey, listen
now, B. Come on. How about that hot

number of yours? The gang want to hear it
again. Come on. Go on, read it. All right,

I'll read it once more. See Kent around anywhere?
Yeah, he's around the corner with Oliver.

What about Morgan? Morgan? Who knows anything
about him? But Butch? Listen to Oliver. That

guy will kill me someday. Packs a knife.
Oh, he packs a knife, does he? Don't let

that worry you. That knife's going to get him
into trouble. Hey, listen you guys. If I ever

catch either one of you double crossing Butch,
I'm going to get you. Do you understand? Now,

can't you keep away from this rat? What do you
mean? He's the only guy that's been decent to

me since I've been here. I was only trying to give
him some good advice. Yeah, well, beat it. Do you

hear? I'll give you some good advice, Kent. Now,
you're in a tough spot, but you've got to learn

that whining and double crossing isn't going
to get you anywhere. And I'm not whining and

I won't stand for your ribbing. What right have
they got to poke me in a cell with Butch and you

a robber bragging about it? Oh, I see. Too good
for the rest of us, huh? Well, if you're wise,

you'll stand up and take your jolt like a
regular guy. Yeah. Yeah. Here's a letter for you.

Get wise, kid. Play up for Morgan and Butch.
They run the joint here. And if they're off you,

they'll make it tough for you. If you're friends
with them, they'll let you in on their plan.

What do you mean? I'll tell you later. Oh,

I wouldn't do that. Could you
trust me? I'm your friend.

These three dames were crazy about
me. See, watch. I had a dreamland. Oh,

cut it out. You're full of hops. And they
said to me, they said, "If you come up,

I I I was sitting on a velvet cushion and
about a thousand beautiful blue-eyed blondes

was dancing all around me." Oh, gee, I'd go
nutty over a rag doll. Hey, look. Oh, look.

Look. A beautiful butterfly. Oh, you're crazy.
That's a racehorse. Look at that sucker run.

I bet he makes the top of the wall in 10
seconds. Say, look at the build on that

Philly. I'll take the thin one, Butch. This
is mine. Say, well, do you bet my raceh horse

can't trim that one of yours? You're on. Say, Mr.
Butch, I'll hold the stakes. Yeah. Who's going to

hold you? Come on. Get off your cigarettes.
Let's have a race here. Get out of here. Come

on. Put them out there. I'll let you boys
make your bets. I'll cover all your bets.

pack. All right, make all your bets.
I cover this push. I'm betting on.

Come on, get in there. I'm covering. Hey, listen.
You What about these? No, you you you can't

because the Hulk gave me this to buy him a pair
of spenders with, and if I don't bring them back,

he'll tear my piano. Ah, come on. Get in
there with him. Oh, yes. Sure. All right,

come on now. There. All right, come on now.
Give me the bug. I'll warm them up. All right,

here you go. Watch them run. You all ready?
Okay, let go. Let him go. Look at that god

dictation. There he goes over the line. Over
the line. I win. I win. That's just too bad.

No wonder that

Who done that? Come on. What porch climbing
crook done that? You did. Who? Me? Yes, you.

What's the big idea? You wouldn't double cross a
pal, would you, Butch? Any more of you guys think

I pulled a phony? You, Joe? Not me. You put them.
No. No. You can't get away with that, Butch. No.

You're asking for it, ain't you? One wiggle
out of you and I'll give it to you. Yes. You

guys will have to get the hole for this. Yeah,
you'll get the hole. Just 5 ft 10. They'll have

to dig it big enough for two. Oh, yes. Yeah. Look
out, Butch. Ditch that knife. Here comes Wallace.

Well, what's coming off here? Me
and Morgan was just rrestling a bit,

sir. Sure you weren't mixing up a
little fighting with it, huh? Oh,

me? No, sir. And you better not, or
I'll fix up a lot of dark days for you.

Gambling, eh? No, sir. Not me. How' those
cigarettes and tobacco get here? Well, uh,

I I was packing them in my shirt, sir, and and
Morgan me starts rrestling and I get sweaty,

so I lay him out on the ground to dry. Don't lie
to me. I wouldn't lie. No, sir. Let him alone. Is

that what you said? I said yes, sir. Another
move out of you and you go to the dungeon.

Who did that? I did. Wrestling with Butch. Well,

the next time I see you, you
better have it fixed. You get me?

Bring that stuff.

I hate his guts. It's a good thing I warned
you. If Wallace had seen that knife. Yeah,

you ain't such a bad skunk as I thought
you were. I'll move. I'll move. I'll move.

fish again. That dirty rock
was stinking. Yes, foil.

Oh, look. It's It's terrible. It even killed one
of our poor little muk mahok mahok cockroaches.

Oh, nice tenderloin steak
with mushrooms all over. Jeez,

I like your ram throat. I'm down all
you talking Butch who me? No sir.

I'll get him someday. He's on the
hunt. But tell the guys to fight down.

I can't eat that stuff. Who did that? Me. What do

you think of that? I want some food.
I don't want any more of this. Well,

you give me some food. I'm not going to eat
that. Shut up. Some food. Come on. Yeah.

Heat.

I ain't afraid of your guns. I
ain't afraid of nobody. Come on,

you jelly belly. Let's show them. That
volley went against the wall. The next time,

shoot to kill. Butch, sit down. Yellow belly.
Sit down. Butch. It's your last chance.

Cover all the entrances.

You listen to me, young men. I have treated
you squarely in your office. You've got any

grievances within my power to correct, come
to me. You can't gain anything by starting a

row like this. So, I'm warning you for
the last time. I'm running this show.

And I am ready for you. That's all. Wallace. Who
started this? Bush. Take him out. What a nice

in the aisle.

Search him. I ain't got nothing. No
hard feelings. See? Nothing on him,

sir. You had a knife? Who means? Yes,
you. No. Someone's been stringing you

in the dungeon. What for? I was only
kidding. Sure, I understand. Well,

that little joke will just cost you 30 days on
bread and water in the dark. Come on, move on.

I'm sorry about Butch. You're what?
I say I'm sorry about Butch. Yeah.

Who is it? Your lawyer.

Hello, D. Hello, Kent. What's up?
Got a little surprise for you. Yeah.

Kid, I got good news for you. You're going to
be parrolled. Yeah. When? 20 years from now.

Don't be funny. You're going to leave this joint
tomorrow. Tomorrow. Ah, quit. You're kidding. I'm

not kidding. It's all set. I just came from the
warden. Yeah. The next time you'll play it smart.

Hello, sis.

Madam, you look so pale. You're not here, are
you? No. No, but you don't know how terrible

it is here. What have they done to get me
out? Sorry, dear. What do you mean? He's

done everything. I saw the governor myself. He
was very kind. He said he couldn't do anything.

What kind of a dame would you like to
have me do for you? Any kind. How'd you

like a little gal like that one? So,
you're a lawyer, not a magician. Okay,

kid. I'll be around here with a car in
the morning to pick you up. Fine. So long.

Please. I know you're big enough to see
it through. You've got to. But you don't

know what it's like in here. Every hour,
every minute is torture. I'll go crazy,

honey. But listen, you've got to And listen.
Tell him to try again. All right. All best out.

Bye.

Bad news, kid. I got to serve out my full time.
No, you haven't. If you get the goods on somebody,

you get plenty time off. And if you block
a big job, it may open the gates for you.

Thanks,

How are you? You're going to
be a great comfort around here.

Who's that? New guy to take Butcher's place.
Doesn't speak any English. What are you doing?

I'm going out of here tomorrow. I thought you
had another year. Yeah, I did. But good behavior

got me off. And that's a very good thing for
you to remember. Think of it. Bright lights,

good food, women. Say, I saw that sister of
yours in the visitors room just now. Yeah.

Yeah. That the girl that owns the bookstore? Yes.
Well-looking kid. You know, I think it's great,

Kent, the way your family stick by you.
Gee, I wish I had a family. I haven't even

got a home outside all of it. Come on,
Rasputin. Frisking party. I don't think

This your coat, Morgan? Yes,
sir. That's not my knife. No,

it's Butch's knife. You know that. Smart,
huh? Try to cover up Butch. No, I wasn't,

sir. You don't think I'd be crazy enough to do a
thing like that the day before I go out, Shut up,

Al? This will just cost you your parole.
Oh, you can't do that, sir. I tell you,

I never saw that knife before. It was planted
on me. I came in the cell, took off my coat,

laid it on the bunk. There was no one in
there. But but this fellow and and then Kent,

you did that. I didn't do it.

And I guess the dungeon will cool him off
a bit. Surf him. I'll get you for this,

Kent. You hear me? I'll get you for this. On
your way. You hear me? I'll get you. Shut up.

That was where he

Hello. Who are you? Morgan. Morgan,
they got you. Yeah. Where are you,

Butch? Second hall away from you. What
happened? They found your knife on me.

My knife? Yeah. You mean it was planted on you?
Sure. Who done it? Never mind. Who? You tell me,

old pal. I'll get him the first day
I'm outside. I'll get him myself.

Oh, I knocked over my cup of water. Ah, forget it,

kid. They'll bring you another cup tomorrow
night. The big hearted butters. And that noise,

will you? Hey, Mort. When I get out of here, I'm
going to make a break. You hear me? Yeah. Yeah.

I'll do it if I have to kill a flock of screws.
How? I'm going to use my brain. Your what? Well,

maybe I ain't got no brains, but I got friends.
You hear me? Sure. Hey, when my time's up,

I'll bet you I'll still be standing on my
feet. You hear that, boy? Yeah. And you? I

bet you travel out of here free. You know that's
a swell idea. Ah, what do you mean a swell idea?

home.

I wish you would go home.

Gee, but he was a well guy and
smart too. What one time he to

hug to hug to hug himself out from under
underneath a a a wall and it took him 18

months to do it in. Yeah. What do you
do with the dirt? Oh, he he ate it.

Well, he said he did. Ah, dry up. A plan of mine
would be all right if we had somebody to work it

out. Yeah, Martin's the guy to do it. You know, he
and Butch finished that stretch in the hole today.

Come out of there, Butch. Come on. Come on.
Get out of there. Oh, I'm coming out. on.

Well, I'm still on my feet. Get Morgan
out. I heard his voice now for a week.

I told him need to come out of their feet first.

He's got on his back. Bring in the sketch.

Get Tony out.

You dirty screws. You croak my pal.
I'll get you for this. Shut up. You

spent 30 days more in the hole. Morg, I
was only kidding. Just kidding, that's all.

I'm a son of He's just a weak knees
guy. He ain't got no backbone. But me,

I'm on my feet. Shut up. Take Marvin
from the hospital. Come on, let's go.

96.

100

night congestion. Doctor. Yes. Carter
has just passed away. Carter? Oh,

yes. Put him in the mall and have
the wagon take him away tonight. Yes,

sir. Will he be all right,
doctor? Oh, yes. Yes, I think so.

number is 44789. Watch the Canadian border.
Watch the best hotels. That's his racket.

That's the first break we've had
here in 5 years. We'll get him,

though. How did he make his getaway?
Went out in the dead wagon. Swan.

Okay,

perfect.

Thank you again.

Good evening. Good evening.
If you'll uh just look around,

I'll be with you in a minute.
Thanks. I'm an all right.

Here's

your book, Mr. Garrett. How much is that?
$2. $2. Thank you. Good night. Good night.

Have you found what you wanted? No, I haven't.
Well, just what were you looking for? A book

on the Pacific Islands. A romance? No, no.
Something would give me an idea of the life there.

Oh, I'm quite sure I have something
in a new shipment that came today.

I'll go and get it if you don't mind
waiting a few minutes. Not a bit. No.

May I help? I Yes, thank you. I I was just going
to look in these boxes. I think the picture the uh

travel books are in the bottom one. Yeah, let's
have a look. Yeah, let me help. Oh, thank you.

You don't mind, do you? No, of course not.

It's It's lovely of you to go to all this all
this trouble. Not at all. I'm glad to help.

You know, it's a Stay where you
are. I thought I recognized you,

Mr. Morgan. I saw you in the visitor's
room at the prison. Yes, I remember you,

too. Hello. Hello. Give me give me
police headquarters. Yes, please.

Never mind.

Well, why didn't you go
through with it? Because Well,

because I just couldn't send
you back there. That's all.

You may go now, Mr. Morgan.

I'll take that gun.

Thanks.

Oh, good evening. Hello, Miss Marlo. Oh, excuse
me. I didn't know you had something. Oh, that's

quite all right. My friend, Mr. Everett. Sergeant
D. Glad to meet you, Mr. Everett. Same here,

Sergeant. Faces are kind of familiar. Don't I bet
you somewhere? No, I don't think so, Sergeant. No.

No. Well, maybe not. Mr. Everett is one of my best
customers. Is that so? I thought it was past your

closing time till I saw the lake. Well, it is, but
we were unpacking some books. Oh, I see. Mrs. Don

like the book I sent her. Huh? Yes. Well, I I have
another one that I'm sure she'll be crazy about.

Thanks. I'll get it for you. It's in the next
room. Oh, father. She'll drive in tomorrow. Oh,

what's that? Boys are asking something, I guess.
Well, I'll be running along. I'm glad I met you,

Mr. Uh, Everett. Good night, Mr. Ever. Good night,
Sergeant. Good night, Miss Marlo. Good night.

Thanks. Why did you come here? Square a bad
deal I got from someone in prison. What do

you mean? Well, I was framed and they took my
parole away from me the day before I was to go

free. Do you know who framed you? Yeah.
Yeah, I think I know. Well, good night,

Miss Marlo. I won't bother you again. Are
you going away? Perhaps. I don't know.

I think I understand your bitterness. If
you're ever around here again, drop in. Oh,

you don't mean that. Well, of course
I do. Gee, you're a peach of a girl.

I picked him up one night to trailer him
to a book. He goes under the name of Aett.

How is she? Is she blonde? But he's Morgan. All
right. All right. Pretty smart, too. judge about

I lost track of him for a couple of weeks. When
I found him, he was actually working. I sent out

a man to spot him. That night, he quit his job.
Working must be a woman in the I know the woman.

Then you got a line on it. Sure. I haven't
lost one yet, have I? All right, let's go.

Hello. How are you? Where's your
sister? She's in the backyard.

Hello, Ann. Hello, John. How are you? Fine.
Well, good afternoon everyone. How are you,

Mr. Marlo? Oh, fitter is a fitter. Younger than
ever. Me, too. Mrs. Marlo, how are you today? I'm

fine, thanks. And tell me you're going away,
Mr. Everett. We are going to miss you. Well,

that's awfully nice of you. You know, coming here
has meant a great deal to me. Oh, you must stay

for dinner. We're going to have corn, bread, and
pie and strawberry short stop. I'm not going to

miss that train. Oh, you're not going to? Yes.
Leading in an hour. Oh, that's too bad. Oh,

I know somebody that's going to miss you. Quite
dead. Don't quad me. I wasn't born yesterday. No,

me neither. He's been sighing around all
morning. I wondered what was the matter. Now,

Dad, I'm ashamed of you. Come on, John. Don't
listen to him. You're so subtle there. Yeah,

I can't help it. I Oh, now don't pick on me, Mom.
You love it. Oh, I'm glad to see Ann again. Well,

Anne, I hate to go. Oh, you'll come back someday.
I don't think so. The minute that dick walked into

that place where I was working, I knew there
was no chance for me to continue on here.

Wouldn't it be better if you went back to prison
and served out your time? Oh, they'd give me seven

more years of it. I've got a pretty good grip on
myself, Anne, and I'd like to make a new start.

And my only hope is in some other country where
they can't get me. Well, I suppose you're right,

but I'll miss you. Will you really? You know,
I will. And I have no right to tell you this,

but you know, I get sort of a choky feeling
every time I think I'm never going to see you

again. Or don't be angry at me for saying
that, will you? I'm not angry. You see,

it's the only way I have of telling you
how much your friendship has done for me.

Thanks. What are you going to do? Work. Does
that please you? Mhm. You know, as soon as I

get to the islands, I'm going to get a little
plantation. Oh, I've heard of a chapel made a

fortune out there. Oh, that sounds marvelous,
doesn't it? You know, if it weren't for you,

I wouldn't mind going. And yet, if it weren't
for you, I I wouldn't be going. Gosh, how are

you going to figure that one out? I don't know.
Hello, Morgan. Let's see what you've got on you.

I guess you didn't know who this fellow really
was, Miss Marlo. That's too bad. Sergeant,

please wait a minute. I'm sorry
this had to happen here. An

Let's get going.

Oh, mother. I love him. Oh, if they
don't, they give him another chance.

You're going to find things
tougher than ever here. The

state has closed the mill. You know
what idleness does to a man. So,

you better watch your step. Yes, sir.
All right, Morgan. Let's go. Yes, sir.

We're going to have a lot more trouble with
that bird. You see, I think you're wrong,

Wallace. I believe he wants to go straight.
Straight? Two weeks with the old gang,

he'll be right back where
he was. Maybe. I hope not.

Hello boys. Get back over that deadliner.
I knock your block. Who me? Yes, you.

Pops getting tough. How's all the dames outside?
See my initials carved on many bed post more.

Okay. You know, the food's
getting worse here, too.

Hello, boys. How are you? Well, what's the gang
been up to, Butch? Planning. Six of us is going

right out through that gate. You aren't kidding
me, are you? No, I'm giving it to you straight.

Me and the golfer framed it. The golfer? Why, he's
been the prison gardener for seven years. Sure.

He's had an idea in the back of his
bean, though. There he goes down.

For 3 months, every day he's been going to
that gate. The screws used to it. Don't pay no

attention to him. Yeah. Every once in a while, why
he has an extra big bunch of flowers and the screw

opens the gate. Savvy, I see. And you six guys go
through. Is that it? Sure. Simple, ain't it? Sure.

What happens when you get through the inner gate?
We crash that outer gate. There's a car waiting

outside. When does it come off? Thanksgiving Day,
noon. Most of the screws go home to turkey dinner.

We'll give them a belly full. You know it means
the rope, Butch. If they catch you, who's in on

it? Well, me and Olsen and Joe and the Hawk.
The Hulk? That means blood? No, he promised me

he wouldn't bump nobody off. Why, he cropped his
own mother. Sure he did. He cut her throat. He was

sorry for it. He's all right. Anybody else in on
it? Well, there's that big Swede and Kent. Kent?

Say, listen. You're all wrong about that Kent guy.
It was Arouchian that planted that knife on you,

not Kent. We caught him doing the same thing to
another guy. Yeah, sure. I was sure it was Kent.

Now, after you made your getaway, they put the
Gopher in the same cell with me and Kent. See,

Kent ain't in on the plans, but he's got to go
out with us. We ain't telling nobody until we get

ready to make the break outside of you. Not for
me, Butch. I'm going straight. You wouldn't kid

no friend, would you? You got me all wrong, Butch.
But I just don't play a sucker's game, that's all.

Don't let that gang know that you're going
straight. They used to have a lot of respect

for you. Hello, Lord. Welcome to the back home.
Hey, listen. Don't gang up here. Come on. Take a

powder. Take a powder. Come on. See you later.
Hey, you'll come here. You go. Where's that

bride's confession I told you to get me? Well,
will you see it? War wore an hour out. Well,

you get me sold. Hey, you you don't mind
if I take a powder, do you, Mr. Boo? Oh,

go on. Scram. Scram. Hey, T. I want to talk
to you. Morgan, I I want to explain to you

about that night. Yeah, Butch told me all
about it. What you've done doesn't interest

me. It's what you're going to do. Are you
in on this break? Yeah, they they took me

in on it. I know. It's dynamite. They haven't
told me all their plans. You keep out of it,

you hear? Not that I care about you, but I
met that family of yours, Kent. They think

the world of you, and you've caused them enough
trouble, and if anything more happens to you,

they'd never get over it. So, you keep out of
this break. It's murder, and you'll hang for it.

Hey, you. Morgan trying to turn you against the
gang. Yeah, that's what he was doing. All right.

You wouldn't think it of him, would you? Oh,
he's a rat. I wonder what Butch'll say. Think

I'd better go and tell him. All right, you tell
him. Hey, this guy could catch fish with his

hands. He'd reach under the rocks and get a hold
of a fish. Hey, Butch, you take Morgan in. Morg?

Sure. You sure he's going with us? Sure he is.
He can't wait. Don't lie to me. But who me? Well,

I never told a lie in my life. No, he's not
going with us. I just heard him telling Kent

to keep out of it. Yeah. Yeah. Said it looked
like a trap to him. Get me? You suppose Morgan

will go yellow? Oh, Morg? Well, something's
changed him. Yeah, something's changed him.

You don't suppose he'd rat on us? What's that
you said? You don't think he'd squeal? Say,

listen. He wouldn't squeal on nobody. He's
changed. That's all right. But I'll crook the

first guy that says he's a double crosser. Though
K's got his ear to the ground, and he'll soon

have plenty to tell us. He thinks the gang have
guns, but he doesn't know where they're hidden.

I promised him we'd cut his time in half if he
brought us this information. Stool begins. I wish

we could run this place without him. Yeah, well,
we can't. Who's in on it? All of Butch's gang. How

about giving them solidarity? That would only keep
him quiet for a few weeks. It isn't any one group.

It's 3,000 idle men with nothing to do but brood
and plot. You can't put them all in solitary.

We can crush them. That's what's happening to
them right now. We've tried to crush them with

this result. You search every corner of this
prison, but you find those guns. Don't worry,

sir. If those guns are here, I'll have
them on your desk before Thanksgiving Day.

And now to record our thankfulness
on this glad Thanksgiving day,

let us rise and sing hymn number 84.

King of heaven, there is joy
today. All wonder is returning

from the way. Glory, glory, how
the angels sing. Glory, glory.

with the thanksgiving.

Let our light

the day the angels sing. Open the gate. Open the
gate. Open the gates and let the king of glory.

Open the gates. Open the gates. Open
the gates and let the king of glory.

And now let us kneel in prayer.

Our Father, who art in heaven, be thy name. Thy
kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is

in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive

those who trespass against us. and lead us
not into temptation, but deliver us from the

evil. For thine is the kingdom and the power
and the glory forever and ever. Amen. Amen.

The Lord bless you and keep you
both now and forever more. Amen.

Heat. Heat.

Noon.

Noon sleep.

Noon.

Come on. Square. What's the dolphin? Noon.
Watch me. Don't go through the butch. It's

a trap. They'll get you. We'll get through
if someone don't double crosses. They'll

mow you down. Wallace. Morgan. Yes, sir.
I want to see you in my office. Yes, sir.

Who's in on this break? I don't know anything
about a break. Morgan, you're a liar.

They've got guns hidden somewhere.
You know where they are. If I did,

I wouldn't tell you. What kind of a rat do you
think I am? Not even if we opened the gates for

you. Is that all you've got to say to me? I'll
have plenty to say to you later. Hold him here.

I can't get anything out of Morgan.
Don't worry. I've got the dope from

Kent. The break is set for noon. Noon?
Just one minute. What are they going to

do? Ken couldn't tell me. I have double
the guns. Don't you worry. We've got him.

Where is he? Why doesn't he come? There he is.

Ross is clearly killing the flower
juts. So I pick a whole lot today.

Make a big bunch, don't they? Fine. Thank you.

Grab all those guns. Get those crews.
We'll take them to the cell. Hurry up.

There you go.

Go. Go. What do you want to put? We've been double

cross. Yes. Morgan. Daddy. Morgan. I'll
get that guy if it's the last thing I do.

Get those screws. Put him in the
hole. We'll need him later. Come on.

Hey, you guys stopping us. Clear out
of here. Come on. Get out of here.

Heat.

Heat.

Come on, get out.

They're making it hot, boys. Well, victim
standing. Come here, Chevy. Come out of here.

Come on. Get out of there. Over there. Come
on. You both are wartens. Let him open those

gates and let us go through. If he don't,
we're going to bump up every screw in here

and throw them out the yard. Yes. Beginning.
Yes. Beginning with all that gun. Hanging at

the gate. All right. Open just a little bit.
That one. All right. Come on. Come on. Do that.

All right. Come on. Come on. Get them
moving. You str. Get out of there.

said if you didn't know where the gates left

the gang out they're going to
kill all guards beginning with

I'll see him in hell first let him have Nothing.

Heat.

Come on out of there, was Come on. Shake it up.

What? You've said your prayers. I don't
know any prayers. Go ahead. Shoot.

Wallace. Miller. Miller. Give him
the gas bomb. Off to the location.

Let us go through. We'll send the
rest of these crews straight down.

You double [ __ ] man. Get you for that.

Let's go.

Heat.

Heat.

Give me another screw out of that.

Morgan, lock the door. He's
got the keys. Watch. Punch

him in. I don't have the keys. Lock the door.

Kill me. Don't kill me. I didn't mean to
squeal. I didn't mean to. They made me do

it. They made me. Don't tell Bush you kill
me. Are you going to push the gang? Huh?

You turned them in. No. Don't let him
get me, Morgan. Don't let him get me.

I guess you're not to blame
at that. You stay where you

are. I'll attend to this gang. Don't tell
Don't tell much. I didn't mean to do it.

The army tanks are here,
sir. All right, send them in.

What's that?

We'll get the rope for this, but
I'm going to get the threat, Morgan,

if it's the last thing I do. Where's Morgan?

Morgan, you in there? I'm
not going to let you rat.

Come over there, you rat. Get
out of there. Come on. All right.

I know what you're coming, but
I'm not going to be killed for

something I didn't do. If you come one step nearer

or I order, Joe, I didn't come across the gang.
You stick your head on our door and I'll throw

a slot between your horns. I am this is right.
You're all wrong, Butch. Borg didn't turn you

in. Even the screws are protecting them.
Come on, let's go in and get them. Wait,

butch my eyes. I'm supposed to be losing my
blind. You're all right. It's only a gas,

we're coming after you, you snake. on your
foot. Stay where you are. Stay where you are.

Go out freaking go.

Sorry, Butch. Did I get you? I'm on my
feet. See, don't lie to me. Who me? Butch,

it was Kent who sold out the gang, not Morgan.
Ken, you know I wouldn't double cross you,

Butch. Sure, I know you would. I
was only kidding, Tom. Just kidding.

I knew that all the time.

I want to thank you, Warden, for all you've
done. All ready for a new start, Morgan. Yes,

sir, I am. Have you made any plans for
your future? Yes, sir. I thought I'd go

to the islands or some new country and take
up government lands. Good idea. New friends,

new surroundings, hard work. That's a
man's salvation. Are you going alone? Well,

I don't know, sir. Good boy. I wish you
luck. You deserve it. Thank you, Warden.

Well, so long, Pop. So long, Morgan.
See that you don't get homesick again.