Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 00:00:48:* Sunshine for sale * 00:00:51:* There's old man Sol * 00:00:52:* Coming your way* 00:00:54:* Hear me calling * 00:00:55:* Wants a happy day * 00:00:57:* Sunshine * 00:00:59:* For sale ... for sale * 00:01:03:* Sunshine for sale * 00:01:07:* For sale * 00:01:36:Please give a man a dime|for a cup of tea, mister? 00:01:39:If I had my teeth,|they'd be chattering. 00:01:40:Oh, you poor man. Give|him five dollars. 00:01:45:Don't despair. 00:01:47:Thank you, ma'am.|Thank you, sir. 00:01:48:He probably has to cut in|Boss Cameron for half. 00:01:52:Well, you wanted to go slumming. 00:01:54:- You think we'll be safe in there?|- No! 00:01:57:Oh, then let's go in! 00:02:07:Look you go on now and|beat it, will ya? 00:02:10:These educated college squirts.|They can't hold their liquor. 00:02:14:Sure glad I flunked|in kindergarten. 00:02:34:Hey why don't you watch|where you're going? 00:03:11:What's up? 00:03:12:I'm Casey from the Globe. 00:03:14:It looks like the mister|up there finally got sore. 00:03:17:And decided to put the|finger on our fair city. 00:03:19:You got the wrong guy. 00:03:20:You wouldn't print that,|would you, Casey? 00:03:23:Not and hold my job. 00:03:25:Maybe the chap just suddenly died|of a fractured skull from the fall. 00:03:29:Look, copper. 00:03:30:Cameron don't put enough cement on|these streets to dent whip cream. 00:03:33:But I wouldn't|print that either. 00:03:36:That bruise wasn't|for the lovetap. 00:03:38:Where'd he come from? 00:03:39:I saw him come from the Inferno. 00:03:41:I thought he was|just another drunk. 00:03:43:The Inferno, huh? 00:03:47:Who is he? Anybody important? 00:03:49:I'd hate to disappoint|you, madam. 00:03:51:But I'd say he ain't very|important. Just local stuff. 00:03:54:We'll, I'm not Philo Vance|or Dashiell Hammett. 00:03:58:That S on his sweater means 00:04:00:he's one of the visiting basketball|team from Spring Valley. 00:04:03:I always knew this|town was pretty raw. 00:04:06:But I never knew|lightning to use a 38. 00:04:09:That man was shot right|through the lungs. 00:04:12:Holy cats. 00:04:13:This is news that even|Cameron can't stop 00:04:22:Cameron ain't gonna be|too pleased about this. 00:04:24:You should oughta know he ain't|gonna stand for rough stuff. 00:04:26:You should oughta work with|these, like I do, Tomato. 00:04:29:Please, I've been telling|you the name is D'Amato. 00:04:31:D'Amato! D'Amato! See? 00:04:33:You're still a vegetable|peddler to me, Tomato. 00:04:35:Why you come down to my joint? 00:04:37:Why don't you stay uptown|and leave me alone? 00:04:38:I just wanted to see how|your half lives.… And dies. 00:04:42:It's a funny thing. You've been|getting away with murder for years. 00:04:44:But it took lightning|to pin it on you. 00:04:46:You know if I was you I'd pack|my bags and not see the boss. 00:04:50:Or I'd see the boss|and not pack my bags. 00:04:53:I'll change the name of the|place. That'll pick things up. 00:04:55:Yes. I'll change the name. 00:04:57:I read that a guy named|Shakespeare says 00:04:59:a rose by any other|name still stinks. 00:05:03:Where the coroners?|Lightning come yet? 00:05:05:They always come fast|like in moving pictures. 00:05:07:Why didn't body moved?|What do you got there? 00:05:09:Too busy. Counting these. 00:05:12:Gee, they're pretty. 00:05:13:Where you got them? 00:05:14:Off this stiff only he|wasn't a stiff then. 00:05:17:Pretty and green and stuff. 00:05:20:Like grass. 00:05:22:Love grass. 00:05:23:Love everything pretty. 00:05:24:You didn't see anything on him? 00:05:26:I mean nothing that|could identify him? 00:05:27:No, no. 00:05:29:I put one of them cards like we give out|to to the hicks down at the station. 00:05:33:- In his pocket. Good advertising, huh?|- See? 00:05:43:I run this town with ballots.|Not bullets. 00:05:47:You know that, Amato. 00:05:48:What you do with your dice and|your wheel is your business. 00:05:52:But using a gun makes|it my business. 00:05:54:Boss, it was an accident. 00:05:56:The hick lost at craps. 00:05:57:Don't they all? 00:05:58:The greatest of these|lose at crooked dice. 00:06:00:And Spider cracks|them like an egg. 00:06:03:Gee it was pretty. 00:06:05:But he wouldn't shut up. 00:06:06:He kept squawking about|calling the cops. 00:06:08:I should've taken away your gun when|I took away your vegetable stand. 00:06:12:You won't use your brain. 00:06:14:You won't play smart|like Tom and me. 00:06:17:- Mr. Cameron. My bro.|- Yes? 00:06:23:Well? 00:06:29:Nothing. 00:06:30:Get away from my train. 00:06:33:I covered you on that Smith jam by|making young Carney take the rap. 00:06:38:But this time ... 00:06:40:I don't know. 00:06:41:This is just what the district|attorney has been waiting for. 00:06:45:I'd let Pringle hang you with your own|rope if it wasn't for the river wards. 00:06:49:Even those votes|may not help now. 00:06:53:Every reform leader in town|will be crying for my scalp. 00:06:57:Every newspaper yelling|bloody murder. 00:07:00:Globe's headline|oughta be pretty. 00:07:03:You mean Casey? 00:07:04:At the bat. 00:07:07:It's a mess. Coming just|before election means suicide. 00:07:14:Suicide. 00:07:17:Why yes ... that's what it'll be. 00:07:22:Suicide. 00:07:25:Where is it? Where is it? 00:07:33:I've gotta have it|now I tell you. 00:07:35:Here it is, chief. 00:07:36:You're going to give me|a raise for this head. 00:07:38:Divine wrath strikes city.|Casey. 00:07:40:The moving finger writes and|having writ spells Cameron. 00:07:43:Omar Khayyam and Casey. 00:07:45:No no that's not it 00:07:49:yes I know. 00:07:51:Here it is. My garden. 00:07:56:When fertilized with vitamin X the|pansies turn their little faces 00:08:00:laughingly to the sun. 00:08:01:No wonder mine have|been frowning. 00:08:03:I use vitamin P. 00:08:04:Oh it don't make sense. 00:08:06:Hitler wants to play London|Bridge is falling down. 00:08:09:Cameron's dumb henchman|commits murder. 00:08:10:And you worry about the faci��|expressions up pansies. 00:08:13:What happened to this.|Exhibit A. 00:08:15:Pringle and the good citizens have been|trying to get of Cameron for years. 00:08:19:I had a call. 00:08:22:Sammy? 00:08:23:Cameron. 00:08:24:Hello, boys. 00:08:26:Just happened to be in the neighborhood|and thought I'd drop in for a nightcap. 00:08:29:We're as dry as Kansas. 00:08:31:I'll send the boys over with|some of my private stock. 00:08:33:Bourbon or rye? 00:08:34:No drink. Ulcers. 00:08:36:Well I gotta be moving along. 00:08:38:- Claustrophobia?|- Yes. 00:08:40:Unhappy in tight places. 00:08:44:Nice seeing you again, Bob. 00:08:46:We haven't had a chat for a long 00:08:47:three months four days six hours 00:08:50:seven hours you forget|daylight saving. 00:08:54:Incidentally you really helped|me out with that sewage story. 00:08:57:The switch in contracts|came a little bit late but 00:09:00:I always like to see the right|man get the job and keep it. 00:09:04:How's your wife? 00:09:05:Okay and my son's alright too. 00:09:08:Oh that's fine. 00:09:09:He must be old enough|to play basketball now. 00:09:11:Next year. 00:09:13:Too bad about that basketball|player from Spring Valley 00:09:16:committing suicide tonight. 00:09:18:Suicide? 00:09:19:- Hadn't you heard?|- No. 00:09:21:Well it's a good thing|I tipped you off. 00:09:23:I always like to take|care of the Globe. 00:09:26:The publisher's a pal of mine. 00:09:29:Yes before I came to|town for the first time. 00:09:32:Lost all his money gambling.|Was afraid to go back home. 00:09:35:Too bad but 00:09:37:you know how those|things happen. 00:09:40:I don't but our publisher does. 00:09:43:I hear you've become|quite a gardener. 00:09:45:I wouldn't take|it too seriously. 00:09:47:It might interfere|with your job. 00:09:49:Good night, Bob. 00:09:51:Remember me to your wife. 00:09:58:Someday I'm going|to print the truth. 00:10:01:And then I'll have nothing to do 00:10:03:but grow the biggest|asters in Newburgh. 00:10:08:Who are you gonna call? 00:10:10:Ripley. 00:10:11:A murdered boy just|committed suicide. 00:10:44:Excuse me. 00:10:46:Smelling new-mown hay? 00:10:49:I hate to trouble|you, ma'am but uh ... 00:10:51:this is the first time I've|been in this city and ... 00:10:53:I'd never guess. 00:10:55:In fact that was just going to|ask you the way to the aquarium. 00:10:57:Oh. 00:10:59:I know a girl like|you back home. 00:11:01:But she doesn't get|by there not much. 00:11:04:Well now that we're so friendly,|just where is our home sweet home? 00:11:08:Spring Valley. 00:11:09:Let's see. There's Temple City.|We're about 10 miles north. 00:11:13:There it is. 00:11:15:There. That's a fly speck. 00:11:18:It isn't a very a|big town, ma'am. 00:11:20:Matter of fact, we|haven't got a rail road. 00:11:23:See when our canning|factory burned ... 00:11:26:No railroad. 00:11:28:That's all very interesting. 00:11:30:But I'm here to give|information. Not take it. 00:11:33:Well that's what I was trying|to get around to, ma'am. 00:11:37:Where can I find the|Tri-State insurance company? 00:11:40:So you're one of those boys that knocks|the door down seven in the morning to 00:11:44:collect a dime a week. 00:11:46:Nope, I'm an attorney. 00:11:50:Or just plain lawyer, ma'am. 00:11:52:Could you please stop|calling me "ma'am"? 00:11:56:It's Miss. 00:11:57:Oh I'm very sorry. 00:11:59:I'm not much good at telling|a woman's age by her face. 00:12:02:Ma'am. 00:12:05:Entertainment as you like it. 00:12:07:As long as you like it. 00:12:29:But I'd told you our company pays|on death from natural causes 00:12:32:accidents and murder 00:12:33:but not on suicide. 00:12:35:And I told you, mister 00:12:37:Wilson, that it's not suicide. 00:12:40:I read what the|papers had to say but 00:12:43:Johnny wouldn't kill himself. 00:12:44:They just won the game.|He just won his letter. 00:12:47:Look, don't you see? 00:12:49:He'd saved his money|to buy the Jones farm. 00:12:52:He and Effie were gonna get|married right after graduation. 00:12:56:No Johnny wouldn't kill himself. 00:13:01:He had too much to live for. 00:13:03:And I suppose you're|inferring he was murdered. 00:13:05:That's just what I mean. 00:13:07:Then you'd better go see|the prosecuting attorney. 00:13:10:I'm going to lunch. 00:13:11:And he's on a diet. 00:13:16:But I can't figure out who|would wanna kill Johnny. 00:13:19:Don't look at me. We just prosecute|crimes. We don't commit them. 00:13:23:Look here. As a prosecuting attorney,|I appreciate your professional interest. 00:13:26:But everything's|been taken care of. 00:13:28:Why don't you go on back|home and forget it? 00:13:31:Your clients will need you. 00:13:33:Nothing to collect|around my office. 00:13:35:But dust. 00:13:37:This is my first case. 00:13:39:Besides there's more to|it than just business. 00:13:43:You see, Johnny and I were|sorta like brothers. 00:13:48:His mother she feels mighty bad 00:13:51:thinking Johnny got in a|mess and killed himself. 00:13:57:So I figure to stay around till|I can prove it was murder. 00:14:02:I suggest if you feel there's|something crooked about this case, 00:14:05:that you see Cameron. 00:14:06:He took a personal|interest in it. 00:14:08:Cameron? 00:14:10:That's all I heard|since I hit this city. 00:14:12:Who is this Cameron? 00:14:14:Know who wrote the Bible? 00:14:16:Well there's been|conflicting reports. 00:14:31:Here you are, Mr. Hollister. 00:14:33:Cameron's little|furnished walk-up. 00:14:35:Thanks, Elmer. 00:14:36:If you ever come to Spring|Valley, look me up. 00:14:38:There I'm a man about town. 00:14:42:Small town. 00:15:00:Hey, gardener, here's your load. 00:15:22:How do you-. 00:15:23:Miss Sabra isn't 60. She|doesn't need supports. 00:15:29:It seems Miss Sabra|it doesn't need any. 00:15:31:I caught her on|the first bounce. 00:15:33:Turnabout is fair play, chum.|Magazines the mailman just handed me. 00:15:44:- I uh ...|- We don't want any magazines. 00:15:46:And I don't care if you|ever get through college. 00:16:03:Aunt Terry said she'd rather face the|Germans than election in this city. 00:16:07:Or electing France. Mr. Cooper? 00:16:09:Not three years and my|favorite father's son.. 00:16:17:My darling. 00:16:18:I know it isn't polite to barge|in on you like this when 00:16:21:you haven't been invited. 00:16:24:But as one Cameron to another, 00:16:25:if you wait around for invitations|you don't get anywhere. 00:16:28:Looks as though I've suddenly got|a smart young lady on my hands. 00:16:31:If you've been on your own as|much as I have, you have to be. 00:16:34:- Sabra, I ...|- I wanted to come back before. 00:16:38:And yet ... 00:16:39:it was like 00:16:41:like when you remember a|place you used to love. 00:16:44:Well, you had fun. 00:16:46:You wanna go back and yet 00:16:49:but you're afraid to because 00:16:52:things might have changed. 00:16:56:My barber says I've changed. 00:16:58:I had three less|hairs this morning. 00:17:02:Well I'm not worried|about my father. 00:17:05:Somehow you're all|Boss Cameron now. 00:17:08:Maybe I should've stayed|with Aunt Harriet. 00:17:10:You don't mind my|being here, do you? 00:17:13:Do you? 00:17:15:Terribly. 00:17:17:You're like that first breath of|spring the poets write about. 00:17:20:And that sulfur and molasses|tonic your mother talked about. 00:17:24:And made me take. 00:17:26:You've trying to flatter me. 00:17:28:I like that. 00:17:37:In case of emergency,|break the glass. 00:17:41:You've changed, Sabra.|You've sort of grown-up. 00:17:46:You've done all right too. 00:17:48:You're a regular Beau Brummel. 00:17:52:Who's this Beau Brummel? 00:17:54:I know Bo Schultz and Bo Boratsky.|But I don't know no Beau Brummel. 00:17:57:Pardon me, sir. 00:17:58:Will you please send my|mail to the butler, sir? 00:18:01:What's this? 00:18:02:My resignation, sir. 00:18:05:Where was the fight? 00:18:06:At the door. 00:18:07:There's a Mr. Lynn|Hollister in the library. 00:18:10:He said not to hurry. 00:18:12:Just so he gets back to Spring Valley|in time to color his Easter eggs. 00:18:16:Spring Valley? 00:18:18:That jack rig. 00:18:19:Slim says he's in town. 00:18:21:But I didn't think he'd have|nerve enough to show here. 00:18:23:What is all this? 00:18:24:Who's George's|pugilistic friend? 00:18:26:Oh a big fella. A little lawyer. 00:18:29:Not just some rube trying to put|the beat on your father for a job. 00:18:32:Don't tell me you're still being|bothered by every Tom Hick and Harry. 00:18:35:Everybody has to start by|knocking on some door. 00:18:38:But they don't have|to break them down. 00:18:41:Look. 00:18:42:Kid's against us. 00:18:43:A new sable. 00:18:44:I'll not only get him out of house|but send him back to Spring Valley. 00:18:47:I'll take that bet. 00:18:48:Sorry this is a family affair. 00:18:50:As head of my family 00:18:52:I'll take care of Mr. Hollister. 00:18:54:Now darling. 00:18:55:He may be a sensation|in the conference. 00:18:56:But you don't need brains|under soft lights. 00:19:00:Now you just relax. 00:19:01:And watch second-generation|Cameron go to work. 00:19:05:Morrie. 00:19:07:Try a cigar from that box. 00:19:09:You know I don't smoke. 00:19:14:I said have a cigar. 00:19:23:I get it. 00:19:46:What the- 00:19:47:Oh. 00:19:50:You derailed them. 00:19:51:Sorry. I only wanted|to make you detour. 00:19:55:Well, I thought it was that|anti-social butler, ma'am. 00:20:02:Miss. 00:20:04:Sabra Cameron and|I'll call you Lynn. 00:20:07:Sure got introduced in a hurry. 00:20:10:I must look awfully|silly down here. 00:20:12:Yes you do. 00:20:13:Well, I'll get up. 00:20:15:You and father|should get together. 00:20:17:Well that was my idea. 00:20:19:This is not only his hobby|but his pride and joy. 00:20:22:Way back somewhere he started|out to be an engineer but- 00:20:25:Yeah? 00:20:26:Well I wanted to be one too but 00:20:28:somebody willed mama a|set of law books so. 00:20:31:I took up law. 00:20:33:You know uh ... 00:20:35:You're just what I expected. 00:20:38:You got me there. 00:20:39:I didn't know what to expect. 00:20:41:Jimmy told me all about you. 00:20:44:Jimmy? 00:20:45:Yes he's always falling off|those polo ponies of his. 00:20:50:It is sweet of you to take|me out for him tonight. 00:20:54:Me? 00:20:57:Well there must be some mistake. 00:20:59:I know a Jimmy back home. 00:21:01:But he wouldn't be falling|off any polo ponies. 00:21:04:Because all he's got as|an old car with a lotta 00:21:07:corny wise cracks|written all over it. 00:21:11:No I came to see your father. 00:21:16:While personally I'd like to|be the other fella, I'm not. 00:21:20:Dear father isn't home. 00:21:22:My blind date must be so blind|he can't even see the house. 00:21:25:Well, I guess that leaves|me a damsel in distress 00:21:29:I'd like to take you|where you wanna go. 00:21:33:Oh I wouldn't want|you to do that. 00:21:35:It seems a shame to let you sit here|alone when you're so all dressed up. 00:21:39:Oh just a little something that Cat|Reilly threw together between errands. 00:21:43:For a lady under fire,|she didn't do bad. 00:21:46:- My wrap please, George.|- Yes, ma'am. 00:21:48:Shall we go? 00:21:49:Well I hope you don't|mind my getup. 00:21:52:Oh no. 00:21:53:I almost had a tux|made on purpose once. 00:21:56:When Cousin Ally counted|on getting married. 00:21:58:But although Cal's draft number didn't|come up the joined the army anyway. 00:22:05:A piece of beefsteak|would help that eye. 00:22:07:Beefsteaks? I never.|I am a vegetarian. 00:22:24:Looks like you got nothing|to lose but a daughter now. 00:22:26:Seedy bloke. 00:22:28:She ought to have his hair cut. 00:22:30:A lady cut Samson's hair. 00:22:35:And if I know my daughter, 00:22:36:history will repeat itself. 00:22:38:Where are we supposed to go? 00:22:41:How about the Union Station? 00:22:44:Too big. 00:22:46:All right. You name it. 00:22:48:I'd like to go to a place|called the Club Inferno. 00:22:52:You are starting|off the hard way. 00:22:54:Well that's the last word. 00:22:57:Yeah. 00:23:10:- Good evening.|- Howdy. 00:23:13:When they pinch you in this|town, they do in a big way. 00:23:18:Hadn't you better pull over to the|curb while they're still polite. 00:23:21:That's my escort. 00:23:23:My father has them follow|me everywhere I go. 00:23:26:It's loads of fun. 00:23:30:Compared to you, a|goldfish is a hermit. 00:23:49:Looks like the fella who owns this|place knows where he's heading. 00:23:53:Wants to get in the mood. 00:24:05:I sure do know where|I was heading. 00:24:07:Good evening, Miss Cameron. 00:24:09:So nice to have you|with us some more. 00:24:10:- How's your father?|- Fine thanks. 00:24:13:Mr. Amato,. Mr. Hollister|when he gets up. 00:24:16:How do you do? 00:24:23:Can I check this for you? 00:24:25:No thanks. I'll just|keep it with me. 00:24:27:Montgomery. 00:24:31:Give Miss Cameron the|best table in the house. 00:24:38:Gee, she's pretty. 00:24:41:Yeah. But there but there's|something phony about that fellow. 00:24:45:He can look you|straight in the eye. 00:24:48:Good evening. 00:24:50:One of our debs. 00:24:52:She's coming out next week. 00:24:54:She may be coming out but|she ain't going any place. 00:24:59:I know. 00:25:01:You must know everyone. 00:25:02:Yes. 00:25:04:It isn't mutual. 00:25:05:There's so much petty envy|and jealousy in politics. 00:25:09:People resent my father because he's|so much smarter than anyone else. 00:25:14:I wouldn't know. 00:25:16:It took two fires and a cyclone|to get me outta school. 00:25:20:Please, may I have your order? 00:25:23:Frank 75. 00:25:24:- Ever drink one.|- No. 00:25:26:But I shot one on the|courthouse lawn. 00:25:28:It gave me an awful kick. 00:25:30:Same idea. 00:25:31:What's your pleasure? 00:25:33:Throwing eggs at|an electric fan. 00:25:35:But that's out a season so|just give me a cup a coffee. 00:25:41:Are you being taken|care of, Miss Cameron? 00:25:43:Yes. 00:25:45:You should feel flattered. 00:25:46:This is Mr. Hollister's|first evening in town. 00:25:48:And for some reason or the|other, he wanted to come here. 00:25:50:I am flattered. 00:25:52:Pleasure or business|for you, pal? 00:25:54:Well, I couldn't very well|say I was just business. 00:25:58:Seeing how there's a|beautiful lady present. 00:26:00:I don't want to keep you two|boys from getting together. 00:26:03:So if you'll excuse me if I think I'll|put in an order for a sable coat. 00:26:07:Going to be with us long? 00:26:09:Maybe yes, maybe no. 00:26:12:Depends on how long it takes me to clear|up the death of a friend of mine. 00:26:16:Suicide? That's what|the paper said. 00:26:20:But me and the papers|sort of disagree. 00:26:28:Gambling over there? 00:26:29:Yeah. 00:26:30:Anybody ever win? 00:26:32:Yes. Why you ask? 00:26:34:Oh Johnny always won. 00:26:37:That's the fella I was|telling you about. 00:26:40:Yes sir. He was really|lucky with the ivories. 00:26:43:The only thing I could ever beat|him at was pitching pennies. 00:26:46:I'm gonna mosey over and|see what's going on. 00:26:49:This is our big|number in the show. 00:26:50:Plenty exciting. Plenty hot. 00:27:06:Yeah, plenty interesting. 00:27:11:With that noise, a gun could go|off and nobody'd ever hear it. 00:27:20:Why did you me do that? 00:27:22:You know I never|drink my own stuff. 00:27:41:Pretty. 00:27:43:Take Spira. 00:27:46:Them's honest dice. 00:27:47:You said you wouldn't be|caught dead with them. 00:27:49:Now I'm afraid I'll be|caught dead without them. 00:27:52:I said let that hick win. 00:27:55:- Win?|- You heard me. Get going. 00:27:58:Someday that man'll come back|and take us both to the boohas. 00:28:04:I hope you're as lucky at|everything as you were in there. 00:28:07:- I hope so too.|- Bye. 00:28:09:I'll be back again soon. 00:28:13:Oh I'm sorry. 00:28:15:Excuse me. 00:28:18:I don't think Mr. Amato will|care about seeing you again. 00:28:22:- Frank 75.|- Coffee. 00:28:24:Look I'm not very… 00:28:27:I'm not very good at|talking about me. 00:28:30:I wish there wasn't|any one named Jimmy. 00:28:33:I have a confession to make. 00:28:36:There isn't any Jimmy. 00:28:38:That's what I figured. 00:28:40:I can tell by the way tapping|your foot in the library. 00:28:43:See I used to watch a lot of|trials back at the courthouse. 00:28:47:I could always tell when a witness|wasn't telling the truth. 00:28:51:Women keep tapping their feet. 00:28:54:Man keep drumming their fingers. 00:28:56:Funny, isn't it? 00:28:58:Very ... Mr. Hollister. 00:29:01:I'm afraid you're a little|too smart for my good. 00:29:03:I don't know why|you did it but ... 00:29:06:It's a lot more entertaining|than sitting around the YMCA. 00:29:09:Look. 00:29:12:If I want you to stir my|coffee, I'll let you know. 00:29:17:Cream? 00:29:22:- From a hick?|- Yeah. 00:29:24:When they win, I take it back. 00:29:26:It's good business. 00:29:30:More of the phony stuff|you can't spend. 00:29:41:That mail-order lawyer came|down to my place last night. 00:29:44:It's your daughter, snooping around and|asking a lot of embarrassing questions. 00:29:48:I don't like it. See? 00:29:50:We don't like it either. 00:29:51:- You told him?|- Who me? 00:29:53:- Why Tomato.|- D'Amato. 00:29:55:You should not to|go around casting 00:29:57:incriminating remarks|against your pal. 00:29:59:And you, councilman? 00:30:02:What does he mean? 00:30:03:Youse is on the ticket. 00:30:05:Wise. 00:30:06:Morrie had photostats of an|interesting bank deposit by Hughes 00:30:11:after turning over|the racing tape. 00:30:13:He's out. 00:30:14:- Slade?|- In. 00:30:17:Oh no. Oh no! 00:30:19:You don't pull a|fast one like that. 00:30:21:You promise me that there was a|shakeup, the next soft bed was mine. 00:30:25:That still good, see? 00:30:26:Are you telling me what to do? 00:30:29:In spades. 00:30:31:Amato. 00:30:33:You not only jeopardized the Progressive|Party with this college kid jam 00:30:37:but you've just|told me what to do. 00:30:41:You're through ... 00:30:44:in spades. 00:30:45:You can brush me off like that. 00:30:47:You can't get along|without a thug. 00:30:50:And that am I. See? 00:30:52:- Yes?|- Yeah! 00:30:54:Cheer up, D'Amato. The price of fruits|and vegetables is rising with the river. 00:30:58:You might think you|are a funny guy. 00:31:00:I lay you 20 to one, you|will not be elected. 00:31:03:Suppose you let me lose|sleep over that that. 00:31:06:Doctors say I'm getting|too much anyhow. 00:31:13:You know something. 00:31:15:You guys too dumb to take this thing|comfortable like laying down. 00:31:18:Replace every straw boss in the|river wards with men we can trust. 00:31:22:We'll stuff those ballot|boxes so full of votes, 00:31:24:we'll make a scarecrow|look like a Santa Claus. 00:31:28:What are you two doing? 00:31:29:Just settling an election bet. 00:31:31:Before election? 00:31:33:Before Morrie leaves. 00:31:36:I wasn't going nowhere. 00:31:37:Oh yes I was. 00:31:40:He's still a Beau Brummel. 00:31:42:That stuff's preying on my mind. 00:31:43:I even joined the Book|of the Month club. 00:31:45:I still don't read nothing|about no Beau Brummel. 00:31:49:Your Beau Brummel is|my new councilman. 00:31:52:So I guess. 00:31:53:Bad news not only|to travels fast, 00:31:54:it nearly knocked me|down at the elevator. 00:31:58:My father looks|well this morning. 00:32:00:How is Boss Cameron? 00:32:02:He is never around|when you're here. 00:32:05:Then may I talk to|my father about him? 00:32:08:You may accuse him of|anything short of murder. 00:32:14:Some of his friends 00:32:16:I don't like. 00:32:28:You look tired, darling. 00:32:29:It's a restful tired. 00:32:31:The kind your mother to have|after a good days housecleaning. 00:32:35:You're a lot like her, Sabra. 00:32:38:Laugh. Walk. Talk. 00:32:41:Things would've been a lot different|if she'd lived, wouldn't they? 00:32:47:I mean we wouldn't have|been separated so much. 00:32:50:Well I'll make up for it. 00:32:52:Because now I'm home to stay. 00:32:56:Of coarse. 00:32:57:I may have to go south|for the winter. 00:32:59:I wouldn't want to stay here and|freeze in my tenement mink. 00:33:02:What, no stable? 00:33:04:No sable. 00:33:11:There, paid off. 00:33:12:You don't seem too disappointed. 00:33:15:Well, Mr. Hollister|is rather nice. 00:33:19:If you like the Milky Way. 00:33:21:But he's still|determined to see you. 00:33:23:I hope you have better|luck with Lynn- 00:33:25:with Mr. Hollister than I did. 00:33:27:Maybe. 00:33:30:You just relax 00:33:32:under your soft light 00:33:34:and you sit back and watch a|first-generation Cameron go to work. 00:34:04:- Nice crowd tonight.|- What? 00:34:07:- I said nice crowd tonight.|- Yes loud tonight but good. 00:34:50:When are they gonna|shut the place down? 00:34:52:I haven't had any real|excitement since I left home. 00:34:55:Didn't you hear a shot? 00:34:57:- No. But I know who you are.|- Yeah? 00:35:01:Bugsy North from Chi. 00:35:04:I seen your picture|in Crime Report. 00:35:05:I'm afraid you got your|finger prints mixed up. 00:35:08:I'm Lynn Hollister. 00:35:09:I don't care where you're from|but she's going back to Kokomo. 00:35:22:Here's something I borrowed|from your brother. 00:35:25:He's a nice neighborly|sort of chap. 00:35:32:Sabra, I was just on|my way to your home. 00:35:34:Am I too late for dinner? 00:35:36:Well the soup's a bit cold.|And father's very upset. 00:35:40:Oops, got nothing on us. 00:35:43:This is Pop. 00:35:45:Pardon my not shaking hands but|my hands a little bit raw. 00:35:48:Looks like I just can't|meet a Cameron standing up. 00:35:51:Anything I can do for you?|Can I bring you something? 00:35:53:Liniment for three.|No cream or sugar. 00:35:56:This way. Please. 00:35:57:She told me to bring|my asbestos hat. 00:36:04:Certainly had a hard time getting|together with you, Mr. Cameron. 00:36:07:Of course, we did|alright down there. 00:36:10:I think I'll leave|you two on your own. 00:36:11:I'll try my luck|in the other room. 00:36:14:I'm afraid you'll|need more than luck. 00:36:17:This ought to be|quite a contest. 00:36:26:The boss, maybe he|ain't mad no more. 00:36:29:Yeah. 00:36:30:Maybe he wants us back. 00:36:31:Yeah. 00:36:33:That young fellow.|He likes us too. 00:36:35:Yeah. 00:36:37:T, something worrying you? 00:36:41:Me worry? Me T Amato worry? 00:36:44:Yeah. 00:36:46:I wasn't getting any place|with the prosecutor. 00:36:49:So when he said that she had taken|a personal interest in the case, 00:36:52:I figured you were|the one to see. 00:36:55:I did take a personal|interest in Johnny. 00:36:57:I felt even with the worries|of the coming election, 00:37:00:he was more important. 00:37:03:That's mighty fine|of you, Mr. Cameron. 00:37:06:Putting the humanity|ahead of politics. 00:37:10:Thank you, Lynn. 00:37:11:I want you to know that|I did everything I could. 00:37:14:But every report proved suicide. 00:37:18:That's too bad. 00:37:20:Well. 00:37:21:Only thing left for me to do 00:37:23:the way you put it|is to forget it. 00:37:26:Go back to Spring Valley. 00:37:28:I'm afraid so. 00:37:30:Rest assured, if anything new comes|up, I'll advise you immediately. 00:37:33:And after election, I might|find a spot for you here. 00:37:38:There should be one for a bright|determined young man like you. 00:37:42:That is of course, if you don't|mind associating with a politician. 00:37:46:Oh I like politicians.|They're clever. 00:37:49:Old Squire Cane was the|smartest man in our town. 00:37:53:He had a good heart too. 00:37:54:Puts $20 in that collection|box every Sunday morning 00:37:58:and cheats the boys at poker|every Saturday night. 00:38:05:I don't play poker. 00:38:09:If I left tonight, I can make|connections for Spring Valley. 00:38:13:Yes sir. If I hurry, I can|just about make that train. 00:38:16:I'm sure Sabra will be glad|to see that you get there. 00:38:19:Who's going where and when? 00:38:21:Lynn's going home tonight. 00:38:23:Oh. 00:38:25:I thought you might drive|him to the station. 00:38:30:It's like we both won. 00:38:37:You sure you won't go with us? 00:38:38:No darling, I'll walk. 00:38:39:Need the exercise. Keep|the old ticker in shape. 00:38:50:I didn't know Inferno did|such a good business, Amato. 00:38:54:I'll have to- 00:38:55:Miss Danielle ever come|to see me social like but 00:38:58:just to show you that|there's no hard feelings. 00:39:01:Thanks, boss. 00:39:02:Good night. 00:39:11:My hands feel better now. 00:39:13:Goodbye, Lynn. 00:39:15:Good night, sir. 00:39:17:Good night, darling. 00:39:28:Maybe you got no hard feelings.|But my bat swings good. See? 00:39:32:Amato. How can you talk|politics on a night like this? 00:39:36:Look at that moon. 00:39:38:Have you no poetry in your soul? 00:39:41:I just want a little side bet. 00:39:44:Too much success|might go to my head. 00:39:47:Good night. 00:39:54:Morning, baby. 00:39:56:Morning, darling. 00:39:58:Company? 00:39:59:Surprise. 00:40:01:Harry? 00:40:02:It'll be nice to see|the old girl again. 00:40:05:Give me some eggs and|some crispy bacon. 00:40:10:Whole-wheat toast. And uh -. 00:40:13:What's this? 00:40:15:My reputation, sir. 00:40:17:Good morning. 00:40:19:Looks like I'm always|holding you folks up. 00:40:22:But I get such a kick outta those|gadgets in your shower that 00:40:25:I almost forgot breakfast. 00:40:28:Steak. Rare. 00:40:29:I thought you'd|decided to leave us. 00:40:32:Well I uh- 00:40:34:This way, sir. 00:40:35:After 20 years of|faithful service I -. 00:40:41:Miss Sabra won't let me go. 00:40:43:That goes for me too. 00:40:44:But it only took me 20 minutes. 00:40:47:Lynn told me about|Johnny last night. 00:40:49:I know you're still trying to help|them no matter how busy you are. 00:40:53:Because my favorite|father's like that. 00:40:56:Now we have a boarder. 00:40:57:I'm not gonna stay here|without repaying you. 00:41:00:Back home, we figure that if you 00:41:02:borrow a cup of sugar you ought|to return a cup and a half. 00:41:06:That's fine. 00:41:07:I got to thinking about a|lot of things last night. 00:41:10:About that job you had for me. 00:41:12:I said after the election. 00:41:14:Seems like closing the barn|door after the horse is gone. 00:41:18:You won't need much|help after election. 00:41:21:I'm a spot right now so 00:41:23:I figured let's start now. 00:41:26:That's fine. 00:41:27:It might work out|in a lot of ways. 00:41:30:I was sort of using|the same napkin ring. 00:41:33:Titus so close together that. 00:41:36:Were bound to run into|something about Johnny. 00:41:38:Splendid idea. 00:41:40:And as you put it, we can sort|of look after each other. 00:41:47:What's the matter? 00:41:48:PS, Lynn got the job. 00:42:04:And in closing let me say ... 00:42:07:My hands feel like a|flock of bananas. 00:42:09:You're on in 20 seconds. 00:42:13:20 seconds? 00:42:25:Your speech, pal. 00:42:26:- Oh I've got my speech.|- Nun-uh. 00:42:29:This is from Cameron's office. 00:42:31:This is station CAM,|the voice of the city. 00:42:34:The following is a paid|political broadcast. 00:42:37:The opinions of the speaker ... 00:42:39:do reflect the opinion|that this station. 00:42:41:Ladies and gentlemen,|Lynn Hollister. 00:42:43:The Progressive Party speaker. 00:42:44:Mr. Hollister. 00:42:49:In presenting Morris Slade as ... 00:42:52:our candidate, I have|the honor to present ... 00:42:54:a man you'll never forget. 00:42:58:A perfect specimen of manhood. 00:43:03:A man every mother|wants her son to be. 00:43:06:Hard-working, loyal, 00:43:08:honest. Honest? 00:43:11:Honest. 00:43:13:Morris Slade's private life should|be a lesson to every voter. 00:43:18:His interest ... 00:43:21:in our great city ... 00:43:23:is a glowing torch|of unselfishness. 00:43:34:Bananas. 00:43:36:Look, folks, there's been a little|accident here in the studio. 00:43:39:And I'd probably have trouble|getting the right words ... 00:43:42:for my candidate on the|air without my papers. 00:43:46:You're probably all vote|for Mr. Slade anyway so ... 00:43:50:I'd better talk about a man|I know a little more about. 00:43:53:Mr. Thomas Cameron. 00:43:56:And in thinking about ... 00:43:58:him it reminds me of a fish fry|we had back in Spring Valley. 00:44:03:Most of the fellows splashed around|in the water and made a lot of noise. 00:44:07:But a quiet fisherman came to|the party with all the fish. 00:44:11:Back home, we call|them fish fries. 00:44:15:And here we call them elections. 00:44:17:I remember that fish fry. 00:44:19:Your Lynn got a bone, mister. 00:44:22:And my Johnny got Dr. Joe|away from his wedding. 00:44:25:To help him. 00:44:26:Time is getting short. And our|candidate's face is getting long. So ... 00:44:30:when you vote for the|Progressive Party and ... 00:44:32:Morris Slade for|councilman next Tuesday ... 00:44:34:remember you're ... 00:44:35:voting for some councilman. 00:44:37:You have just heard|Mr. Lynn Hollister. 00:44:40:Good speech, huh? 00:44:41:Pretty good but I still|prefer Gene Autry. 00:44:46:Good afternoon, Mr. Hollister. 00:44:48:Nice work. 00:44:49:But I couldn't quite tell whether|you're for Slade or agin him. 00:44:52:Maybe that was the idea. 00:44:54:Better hurry up and get|in here before someone 00:44:56:thinks you're a fugitive|from a swing band. 00:44:58:D'Amato will think I'm a|fugitive from another 00:45:00:dinner plate when I miss|that banquet tonight. 00:45:05:I got your phone call and uh- 00:45:20:- Good afternoon.|- Good afternoon. 00:45:21:Howdy. 00:45:22:The skating party|was awfully dull. 00:45:25:Father's kept you|must too busy lately. 00:45:28:And I missed you. 00:45:29:I sort of missed you too. 00:45:31:You and the police force. 00:45:45:- Dizzy?|- Nice dizzy. 00:45:48:Round and round she goes. 00:45:50:Where she stops nobody knows. 00:45:54:Maybe I spoke out of turn. 00:45:56:These things break|down once in a while. 00:45:58:Figure it will take|long to fix it? 00:46:00:I don't know. 00:46:02:Don Dylan got stuck in|one back home once. 00:46:05:Went up a boy and|came down an old man. 00:46:09:Say if a couple night owls flew by,|we could have a game of bridge. 00:46:13:At least we're alone up here. 00:46:15:Not quite. 00:46:16:Only well be as soon as I 00:46:18:give that star a Sunday|punch for winking at you. 00:46:24:It's so quiet and|peaceful up here. 00:46:27:Makes you feel so|away from things. 00:46:33:I like it. 00:46:34:Then you'd like Spring Valley. 00:46:36:Because it's always quiet|and peaceful there. 00:46:39:And friendly. 00:46:40:Even the boats on the river|in front of our house. 00:46:43:Blanket each other|sort of neighborly. 00:46:47:They seem to shake|hands as they pass. 00:46:50:They shake their fists at|each other in the city. 00:46:52:I'd like Spring Valley. 00:46:57:The fellows are so s��w|at fixing things it would 00:47:00:take them a month to|wind an eight day clock. 00:47:03:It's a bit chilly, isn't it? 00:47:04:Oh I'm sorry. 00:47:07:I was thinking. Here. 00:47:16:You know you'd be lovely|if you had brown hair. 00:47:20:I have brown hair. 00:47:22:Yeah. 00:47:30:You know something? 00:47:32:This is the first time I've|ever really been kissed. 00:47:34:You know something? 00:47:36:Here comes a second. 00:47:39:Hey, mister! 00:47:41:If you want me to hold this thing any|longer, you gotta give me more dough. 00:48:25:- Good morning.|- Morning, baby. 00:48:27:You missed your breakfast. 00:48:29:I haven't seen much of my|favorite father these days. 00:48:31:I haven't heard any|complaint about Lynn. 00:48:34:George can't even put|him out with the cat. 00:48:36:Don't change the subject. 00:48:40:Where are you going? 00:48:42:- No.|- Sure? 00:48:44:You're much too bright and too|inquisitive for a young lady ... 00:48:47:that's been coming in|pretty late nights. 00:48:49:I give up. 00:48:50:How's about a kiss on|election day? For luck? 00:48:54:Thanks, baby. 00:48:56:We will win, won't we? 00:48:58:By hook or crook. 00:49:02:Telephone for you, sir. 00:49:04:Yes I'll take it in my room. 00:49:09:Father? 00:49:12:Why did you look so|funny when I said 00:49:14:by hook or crook? 00:49:18:Baby. 00:49:19:You're imagining things. 00:49:21:That comes from|those late hours. 00:49:23:I'll have to talk to Lynn about|that and some other things too. 00:49:26:You know I don't mind|his using my razor. 00:49:28:I draw the line at his singing|spirituals in the bathtub. 00:49:32:Now you run along do|your shopping and 00:49:35:you leave this election to me. 00:49:58:Where's Pete and Louie? 00:49:59:They're in the baggage car. 00:50:01:They wanted to get used to riding in it|before Cameron found out what we did. 00:50:04:Pardon me. 00:50:06:Could you tell me where I could|find Mr. Cameron's house? 00:50:23:Who's got my bulletproof vest? 00:50:25:Hey Skimpy. You know|how easy I catch cold. 00:50:34:Your tip was right, boss. 00:50:36:Amato is raking them out of town|like the skin files. All three. 00:50:41:Thanks, Al. 00:50:43:Amato and his big boys are|headed for the fifth precinct. 00:50:46:Maybe I should ought|go meet my pals. 00:50:48:This is my business. 00:50:50:Get all the help you need. 00:50:51:And step on it to|the fifth Precinct. 00:50:53:Amato don't believe|in pillow fights. 00:50:55:How far can we go? 00:50:57:I didn't hear a|word after I said. 00:51:01:"Step on it." 00:51:06:You boys know what to do. 00:51:07:I'm counting on you, see. 00:51:09:Floyd. 00:51:12:Take Butch and Vito|to the soup kitchens. 00:51:15:Some more of the boys will|be over to help you out. 00:51:18:Pretty. 00:51:19:Get going. Get going. 00:51:24:I don't get it. Why|the rented car? 00:51:27:Well I figured that wit with|you driving all the time that 00:51:31:I never get a chance to ... 00:51:34:Yeah. 00:51:36:We could do it in my car. 00:51:38:Old man liked it so 00:51:40:I gave it to him. 00:51:42:I get should wait till tomorrow.|I'd ordered new tires. 00:51:46:Darling, why all this sudden|excitement about going to the polls? 00:51:52:As long as I'm a little|face in this big puddle, 00:51:56:I thought it might prove interesting|to look at the other little fish. 00:52:01:Alright, we'll go to|the soup kitchens. 00:52:03:I'd like you to see how well|father feeds those poor men. 00:52:06:Henry. 00:52:08:The soup kitchens. 00:52:22:Take it. 00:52:34:Oh hello. 00:52:35:I didn't recognize|you, Mr. Hollister. 00:52:37:I heard a lot of your|campaign speeches. 00:52:40:And that's good work. 00:52:41:This is Miss Cameron. 00:52:42:How do you do? 00:52:43:I haven't had the pleasure|of meeting you before. 00:52:45:Now I can see what your|father keeps you under glass. 00:52:48:Excuse me. 00:52:49:All right, boys. Get going. There's|lots of other polls to cover. 00:52:53:We gotta work fast. Come on. 00:52:54:Business looks good. 00:52:55:Feed them right and|they'll vote right. 00:52:57:The boss says a man never|listens on an empty stomach. 00:53:00:Yeah, all right.|Excuse me, will you? 00:53:02:I gotta get moving along. 00:53:04:You know how it is, don't you? 00:53:07:Hey, why don't they show? 00:53:09:These guy's been voting already. 00:53:11:Hey. 00:53:12:What's the idea? 00:53:13:I just thought that maybe you could|do a change to this big bill. 00:53:17:You want change. Ask for it.|That's my racket too. 00:53:20:All right. All right. All right. 00:53:23:Could you change this|for me, Mr. Hollister? 00:53:25:It's a fifty. 00:53:26:I'm sorry, Floyd. 00:53:28:I know he still|printed that big. 00:53:32:No ma'am, I ain't working. 00:53:33:At present, I'm sick and|relief from relief. 00:53:36:Oh. 00:53:42:How's the food? 00:53:43:This caviar is delicious. 00:53:49:You're pretty. 00:53:54:James Brown? 00:53:56:James Brown? Over there. 00:53:59:Henry Jones? 00:54:00:Henry Jones? 00:54:01:Soapy to my pals. 00:54:02:Over there. 00:54:03:Monroe. Gilbert Monroe. 00:54:06:Monroe? Not here. 00:54:07:Voting and eating.|Eating and voting. 00:54:10:Getting in a rut. 00:54:11:- How many times you voted?|- Only three. 00:54:13:The guy behind you|is four ahead. 00:54:15:I got a get over to|that fifth precinct. 00:54:16:I hear they're giving|away a set of dishes. 00:54:21:Nice meeting you again. 00:54:23:Oh, I'm sorry, Sabra. 00:54:25:It's okay. 00:54:26:How about going over to the|fifth precinct? Do you mind? 00:54:29:No. 00:54:30:But if I had known this was|gonna be a cook's tour, 00:54:31:I would've brought|my roller skates. 00:54:33:Bugsy! Oh Bugsy! 00:54:38:But I want to see my Bugsy. 00:54:41:You know I favor the|Oriental custom 00:54:43:keeping the woman|confined to the home. 00:54:44:Look why don't you|go back to Kokomo? 00:55:02:Looks like a run on|Social security. 00:55:07:Pardon me a moment, Sabra. 00:55:12:Port I wrote 00:55:15:Henry James. 00:55:18:Ed North. 00:55:21:Jack Merlin. 00:55:24:Wheatfield. 00:55:27:Oh! 00:55:29:John Mason. 00:55:31:Paul Cerf. 00:55:33:You get around pretty|fast, Mr. Brown. 00:55:36:I thought you'd wait for|dessert at the soup kitchen. 00:55:38:Never was there in my life. 00:55:40:You know me. Pat Mullen. 00:55:42:Sure I married your sister. 00:55:44:- How is this?|- Fine, fine. Next. 00:55:47:Dave Jones. 00:55:50:Get your dishes? 00:55:51:Getting the old|runaround, eh, buddy? 00:55:54:You must be new around here to worry|about a little wholesale voting. 00:55:58:You must be a reporter. 00:55:59:How come the savvy? 00:56:01:The pencil marks|around your ears. 00:56:04:Old Luke Mura on our|Dispatch has them. 00:56:06:Buddy you're alright. 00:56:07:Let's snag a ringside seat and 00:56:09:twirl a couple of sparklers 00:56:10:while the big folks shoot|off the fireworks. 00:56:12:Fireworks? 00:56:13:Stranger, here's a scoop|for old Pencil Mark Luke. 00:56:16:Because I can't print it. 00:56:18:You can't get away|with kidnapping me. 00:56:19:Kidnapping you? Ain't|kidnapping you. 00:56:22:Just wanna look at you.|That's all. 00:56:27:Look at the flowers. 00:56:28:Who do you think I am?|Ferdinand? 00:56:30:Flowers is pretty. 00:56:33:Like you. Pretty. 00:56:37:I take it it isn't good|to see things around here 00:56:39:that Cameron doesn't|want you to see. 00:56:41:There's a lotta guys vacationing in|health resorts that ain't in bad health. 00:56:47:Well, goodbye, stranger. 00:56:49:It's every man for himself now. 00:56:50:If you hear any noise around|them cracker barrels, 00:56:53:it won't be mice. It'll be me. 00:56:58:I ain't gonna hurt you. 00:57:00:Just want you to my girl. 00:57:01:Lynn! Lynn! 00:57:03:Lynn! 00:57:05:Lynn! 00:57:09:Lynn! 00:57:09:I ain't gonna hurt you, really.|I like you. 00:57:30:Oh, darling! 00:57:32:Gee I've never been so glad|to see you in my life. 00:57:34:You're going home. 00:57:36:He's done his|business for the day. 00:57:38:I said you're going home. 00:57:39:No I'm not! 00:57:40:- No?|- No! 00:57:44:We had an ornery|stubborn mare once. 00:57:47:Didn't have sense enough|to leave a burning barn. 00:57:49:But she went. 00:57:52:This way. 00:57:56:What's the idea of this|caveman stuff anyway? 00:57:59:There's bound to be|a shooting spree. 00:58:00:We gotta get out here! 00:58:01:There's no reserved|seats with my girl. 00:58:05:What? 00:58:06:I said you're my girl. 00:58:08:- Let me go!|- No! 00:58:14:I see you've got your dishes. 00:58:20:What's that? I can't see. 00:58:23:Some of Amato's cops are playing tag|with your father's phony voters. 00:58:26:He doesn't have to win that way. 00:58:28:Well then he's going to walk awful|lot of trouble for nothing. 00:58:30:Henry! 00:58:32:Henry!!! 00:58:35:If you don't put me down,|I'll call the police. 00:58:38:You'll find them on the|bottom of the pile. 00:58:41:Don't unwrap her till|you get her home. 00:58:44:Bugsy! Oh Bugsy! 00:58:55:I'm glad I'm going back|to Kokomo tomorrow. 00:58:58:First-time I have any fun.|And you have to faint. 00:59:04:Hey, you can't watch. 00:59:05:That's what I thought too. 00:59:22:That guy knows too many words. 00:59:24:He ought to have|music to go with it. 00:59:34:Oh, Lynn. 00:59:37:Mrs. Smith. 00:59:47:Home sweet home. 00:59:56:Cameron's butler|said I'd find you. 01:00:01:I suppose you forgotten me. 01:00:04:I haven't forgotten. 01:00:06:Mrs. Smith. 01:00:07:- Mrs. Smith.|- Mrs. Smith, huh? 01:00:10:Somebody call for an ambulance. 01:00:11:- Address?|- Spring Valley. 01:00:14:- Johnny's mother?|- Yeah. 01:00:19:No lightning but on a clear day|you can still see Cameron. 01:00:23:Read all about it! Cameron|party four more years! 01:00:29:Extra! Four more years! 01:00:34:Extra extra! Read all about it!|Cameron's wins again. 01:00:37:Extra extra! Get|your paper here! 01:00:40:Extra paper! Read all about it! 01:00:43:Thank you, Mayor. 01:00:45:Why of course I deserve it. 01:00:47:It's always nice to|hear you say so. 01:00:49:So long. 01:00:54:Oh good morning, Governor. 01:00:56:Yeah, thanks. 01:00:58:How about coming over|to dinner Friday? 01:01:01:Alright, we'll make|it some other time. 01:01:04:I've been trying to see you|ever since I left the hospital. 01:01:07:Sabra and I have been celebrating with|little gift given by our new Councilman. 01:01:11:I would have kept you|waiting till now but 01:01:14:as Ring Lardner says 01:01:15:it's hard to rise with the lark when|you've been out on one the night before. 01:01:21:George evidently didn't|expect me in last night. 01:01:23:Or he thought my room|needed a little airing ... 01:01:26:after the election. 01:01:28:George thought that now you'd|probably be going home. 01:01:31:That's mighty nice of him. 01:01:34:Seems like a lot of people have been|doing my thinking for me lately. 01:01:39:I've been doing a|little on my own too. 01:01:41:About you and Amato and 01:01:45:Johnny Smith. 01:01:49:I don't know what|you're talking about. 01:01:52:No? 01:01:54:No. 01:01:56:Look here, man. 01:01:57:I have several appointments. 01:01:59:Sabra invited you to|be our house guest. 01:02:01:And you repaid our hospitality. 01:02:04:Now the party is over and the 01:02:07:guest is leaving. 01:02:10:Do I remove myself or ... 01:02:12:will the coroner do it for me? 01:02:13:I just want to be up|on your etiquette. 01:02:16:I know what you're driving at. 01:02:18:There's nothing you|can do about it 01:02:20:- now.|- No. 01:02:23:Johnny's mother is|in the hospital. 01:02:25:Whether she lives or dies, I'm|gonna find out who killed Johnny. 01:02:29:If I have to take you and|your whole machine apart 01:02:32:father. 01:02:41:I think you'd better go. 01:02:44:I oughta be pretty|well packed now. 01:02:48:I'm glad I came back though. 01:02:50:A lot of things have cleared up. 01:02:53:That business about polo|ponies and no escort. 01:02:57:Your asking me to the house. 01:03:00:You two work pretty|well together. 01:03:02:- My daughter-|- Father. 01:03:04:Mr. Hollister is going. 01:03:07:Yes. 01:03:10:Yes I shoulda gone|a long time ago. 01:03:15:Funny thing here. 01:03:17:You think you know people and 01:03:20:suddenly you meet|somebody believe in. 01:03:24:I guess you believe in|them because you want to. 01:03:29:Oh you wouldn't know|what I'm talking about. 01:03:35:There. 01:03:37:You won again. 01:03:39:You won because you should. 01:03:40:Because people wanted you. 01:03:43:Oh darling, I'm so proud of you. 01:03:46:Come on. How's about a smile? 01:03:49:When did you come in? 01:03:52:Just now. 01:03:54:Imagine that stupid hick|blaming you for Johnny. 01:03:58:You couldn't know anything|about that, could you? 01:04:03:Could you? 01:04:05:No, baby. 01:04:06:Did you go shopping yesterday? 01:04:08:I've been so busy|I forgot to ask. 01:04:10:Yes but ... 01:04:12:There were so many|people everywhere. 01:04:14:All I brought home was a 01:04:16:a red checkered tablecloth. 01:04:28:I believe you're on the level|about splitting with Cameron. 01:04:31:What can I do? 01:04:32:Cameron's got me sewed up tighter|than Hitler has Mussolini. 01:04:36:We still have four|more years of it. 01:04:40:My father. 01:04:43:They fought a different|kind of war. 01:04:47:Look, Mr. Pringle. 01:04:49:Stay right here like|get back, will you? 01:04:51:I'm not going anywhere fast. 01:04:57:- Look I finally-|- Sshh! 01:04:59:I will catch up with|this guy Beau Brummel. 01:05:02:But I don't catch|the foreign lingo. 01:05:04:I declare elegante hommes. 01:05:07:Well-dressed men. 01:05:09:Well, can you beat that? 01:05:11:I've been waiting all this|time looking for myself. 01:05:22:Hiya, sucker. 01:05:23:Ssshh. 01:05:26:I'll tell Sabra I saw you. 01:05:28:She's sort of taken the chill|off since you got the breeze. 01:05:44:Yahoo! 01:05:48:You can take books out of here! 01:05:56:Hiya, sucker. 01:06:02:I remembered this|from law school. 01:06:04:I don't get it. 01:06:06:This is nothing but an old civil war|statute passed to protect slaves. 01:06:09:Yeah but it says you can't|take away the rights 01:06:12:of a citizen secured|by the Constitution. 01:06:14:And among those rights, the right|to a free and honest election. 01:06:17:That election was about as|honest as a three dollar bill. 01:06:20:So what? I lock up a game. 01:06:22:Next day, bail and no trial. 01:06:24:And then the merry-go-round. 01:06:25:But if you look at the|bottom of the page, 01:06:27:you'll see we can hold|our boys without bail. 01:06:29:I figured if you pin a wolf up long|enough, he's bound up to howl. 01:06:34:We've got 'em 01:06:35:the wolves glee club. 01:06:37:Well, what are we|waiting for you? 01:06:39:You! 01:06:39:I've been waiting for you! 01:06:43:Yes Mrs. Pringle, just a moment. 01:06:45:Tell Mrs. Pringle I won't be|home for lunch or dinner. 01:06:47:Or all night. 01:06:48:Why Mr. Pringle, at your age? 01:06:58:Can I help you, Mr. Brown?|Or is it Mr. Mullen? 01:07:01:Get moving. 01:07:05:All aboard! 01:07:06:Chicago Limited. 01:07:11:Sorry, boys. 01:07:12:But we change your reservation to|drawing room down at the jail. 01:07:15:Take them away, men. 01:07:16:Come on. Come on.|Get out of here. 01:07:27:Fine married life. 01:07:29:And the first time he's|come home in a week. 01:07:41:I'm afraid you're wasting|your time, Lynn. 01:07:43:My men cleared everyone|out of here so fast, 01:07:45:they didn't even|leave footprints. 01:07:47:I just got a hunch. I think|I'll still take a look around. 01:07:49:Okay. I'll see you|in the lineup. 01:07:51:If Cameron doesn't wiggle out of|this one, I'll have you to thank. 01:07:54:You and my father. 01:07:55:If this works, we'll have Pop|enlarged and framed in gold. 01:08:45:Leave it alone. 01:08:51:My money. 01:08:52:It's pretty. It's mine.|Give it to me! 01:08:56:Men came. Lotta me. Gonna|take me back to the place. 01:09:00:I was smart. I hid.|I ain't going back there. 01:09:03:It's dark. It's got bars. They|tie me up and hurt me there. 01:09:07:You ain't gonna take|me back there either. 01:09:09:Because I won't go.|Because I won't go! 01:09:13:Floyd! 01:09:15:Floyd! 01:09:17:You left some of your money. 01:09:23:Yes. 01:09:28:Yeah. 01:09:42:I can't. I can't. I can't|go back to that place! 01:09:45:I won't go back there.|Please please! 01:09:47:Please don't take me back there! 01:09:48:I won't if you tell me why|you killed Johnny Smith. 01:09:52:I don't know nothing.|Nothing about it. 01:09:54:Why did you shoot Johnny Smith? 01:09:56:He made me do it. Made me do it. 01:09:58:He gave me money. Lots|of pretty green money. 01:10:01:Who? 01:10:02:I can't tell you. I can't.|I can't. 01:10:05:He said if I ever told anybody, 01:10:06:It hasn't come and|take me away again. 01:10:07:I can't tell you.|I just can't tell you! 01:10:09:Listen to me! 01:10:12:I promised I wouldn't|let them take you away. 01:10:14:Remember? 01:10:16:Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 01:10:18:Yeah I remember yeah. 01:10:19:All right. Who made you do it? 01:10:21:All right. All right. I'm ready.|I'll tell you. 01:10:57:Listen, Don. 01:10:58:I don't pay you $25,000 a|year to come to your office. 01:11:01:I'm sorry, Tom. I'm a|little pressed for time. 01:11:03:This vacation idea is a|little sudden, isn't it? 01:11:05:Well, no. 01:11:07:My wife Jesse hasn't been|feeling so well and ... 01:11:10:Jesse's fine and you know it. 01:11:12:You're running out on me. 01:11:13:Why? 01:11:14:Because a couple of roughnecks|start playing Pop Goes the Weasel. 01:11:18:And a hick lawyer sees it. 01:11:19:Who do you suppose would believe|that confession outside of Pringle. 01:11:23:Dead men don't make|good witnesses. 01:11:26:Funny thing. That|statute is binding. 01:11:28:With Slade going the way he did,|some of boys don't feel so well. 01:11:32:It won't be pretty if|they start to sing. 01:11:35:I didn't tell you before, Tom ... 01:11:37:things have been|happening so fast and ... 01:11:41:The next election, I'm|running for mayor. 01:11:52:Now what about it? 01:11:54:As mayor of this city,|I can't do a thing. 01:11:57:I'm afraid the old|days are gone, Tom. 01:11:59:As I intend to run for|governor next term, 01:12:01:Here are your plane|reservations, sir. 01:12:03:Oh, thanks. Thanks. 01:12:04:Going somewhere? 01:12:05:Why yes. Thought would|take a little vacation. 01:12:08:I know. Your wife isn't|feeling too well. 01:12:14:But Governor. 01:12:15:I put you in office.|I could use you then. 01:12:20:And now, I'm through. 01:12:22:Well, I may run for|president next time. 01:12:28:Excellent drink. 01:12:29:Inspired by the gods.|Ruined by butlers. 01:12:32:Stop in and have one|with me sometime. 01:12:36:That's the first social invitation|we ever got together on. 01:12:40:Aren't you going away someone? 01:12:41:No no. 01:12:43:I'm disappointed. 01:12:45:I thought our rats|left together. 01:13:26:Father. 01:13:29:Oh you're soaking. 01:13:32:And me with a nice fire|going up in smoke. 01:13:36:I waited dinner for you. 01:13:38:Yes baby I ... 01:13:40:I forgot. 01:13:41:Apology's accepted. 01:13:43:I thought you might be hungry so I made|an omelet for you like mother used to. 01:13:47:Probably not as good but then, I never|spent much time in the kitchen. 01:13:57:It's not such a small world carried|on your shoulders is it, darling? 01:14:02:No, baby. 01:14:04:Don't you care? 01:14:06:Boss Cameron is dead. 01:14:08:Long live my father. 01:14:11:You know? 01:14:14:Guess I've known a lot of|things for a long time. 01:14:17:I tried to kid myself. 01:14:19:Being away from you so much. 01:14:21:School and traveling|with Aunt Harriet. 01:14:24:Your friends. 01:14:27:I didn't like Boss Cameron. 01:14:32:But whatever my father did,|I know there was a reason for it. 01:14:35:Two. 01:14:37:Your mother left us too soon. 01:14:39:I wanted to give you|everything she missed. 01:14:42:It was like a game. 01:14:45:Out with the other fellow. 01:14:46:Feel inside that you had to win. 01:14:49:And you won. 01:14:51:Success like straight whiskey. 01:14:54:You want more and more. 01:14:55:Until you realize the futility|of it and want to stop. 01:14:59:But you can't stop. 01:15:01:It's gotten bigger than you. 01:15:04:It's no good. 01:15:06:Nothing can lick my father. 01:15:11:Look, darling. 01:15:13:There's a boat sailing for|South America tonight. 01:15:15:Let's take a trip and. 01:15:16:And then go somewhere|and start all over. 01:15:18:And leave this city? 01:15:20:Why it's my ... 01:15:24:It's impossible that a|boy from nowhere ... 01:15:28:That one push can topple an empire|that's taken me years to build. 01:15:33:Don't mention it, please. 01:15:35:He's bossy and rude. 01:15:38:And stupid. 01:15:40:And you love him. 01:15:44:Yes. 01:15:45:Darn it. 01:15:47:What's the matter, baby? 01:15:49:He don't like me. 01:15:51:He doesn't like me either. 01:15:53:I won't let anyone say|things he did about you. 01:15:56:I couldn't. 01:16:00:Why we even talked|about Spring Valley! 01:16:05:Imagine me being dopey enough|to marry a jack-legged lawyer. 01:16:08:And live in a dull|little town where ... 01:16:10:where riverboats shake hands. 01:16:12:Not favors. 01:16:15:Darling, we're off|to Rio tonight. 01:16:16:A glorious trip. New faces.|Excitement. 01:16:19:A nice long vacation and then ... 01:16:24:Time enough to worry|about them then. 01:16:29:Yes, baby. 01:16:32:What's the matter? 01:16:33:Where are you going? We|haven't got much time. 01:16:35:George can pack for us. 01:16:36:Darling, haven't I always|taking care of everything? 01:16:39:- Uh-huh.|- All right then. 01:16:41:Don't worry. And don't wait up. 01:16:48:He's a fine boy, Sabra. 01:16:51:Remember that. 01:16:58:This is sensational! 01:17:00:This little gadget not only|digs but deworms. Fertilizes. 01:17:02:And plants seeds all|at the same time! 01:17:05:Wonderful invention. 01:17:06:I hate to take up your time. 01:17:07:But one of Cameron's|henchmen Scarface 01:17:10:just sang out about|that sewage mess. 01:17:11:Only 30 died of typhoid|fever, remember? 01:17:14:But Cameron will probably worm|out of it. He always has. 01:17:16:When? 01:17:17:I don't care if he does. 01:17:19:I'll print this. 01:17:20:Yes, sir. Sweet|spirits of Rosemary! 01:17:23:- I'll print this!|- Oh boy! 01:17:25:I'm just dying to try|out this little gadget. 01:17:39:Well, that's 30. 01:17:40:Tell the new Managing Editor if anyone|asks for me I'll be in my garden. 01:17:47:Yeah ... Yeah ... holy cat! 01:17:51:Oh boys! 01:17:52:Tell our publisher to hurry|that new managing editor. 01:17:54:And bring me new ribbon|for my typewriter. 01:17:56:Six hams on rye. And|a jug of coffee. 01:17:57:And an osteopath. Holy cats! 01:18:00:Would you mind letting|me in on this? 01:18:02:Cameron just gave|himself up to Pringle. 01:18:08:Hello. 01:18:08:Call my wife and tell her|not to fire the gardener 01:18:42:I beg your pardon, Miss Sabra. 01:18:44:But that Mr. Hollister|is here again. 01:18:46:I told you not to let him in. 01:18:48:I didn't let him in. 01:18:50:You'll find him on|the front steps. 01:18:53:Oh. 01:18:57:Oh!! 01:19:04:Darling! 01:19:05:Are you hurt? 01:19:08:How dare you hit him! 01:19:09:Oh he didn't. 01:19:11:I ran against the door. 01:19:12:But I put the door there. 01:19:20:Why didn't you answer|my phone calls? 01:19:23:I can't hear. 01:19:24:Then why didn't you|answer my notes? 01:19:25:Can't read. 01:19:26:And my flowers? 01:19:27:I know. You can't smell. 01:19:29:Well, this makes the picture|perfect. Now you can't see. 01:19:35:You're still as stubborn and|ornery as our old mare. 01:19:38:We finally had to shoot her. 01:19:40:If you think I'm going anywhere|with you, you're crazy. 01:19:43:That's not the scenery moving. 01:19:44:It's us. 01:19:55:What's so funny? 01:19:56:You. 01:19:58:And thinking about how a|politician can't change his spots. 01:20:01:Your father tells me he's going|to learn how to play poker now. 01:20:04:So I can out battle|old Squire Cane. 01:20:07:Boy, that'll be a bout Spring|Valley will never forget. 01:20:11:Spring Valley? 01:20:12:I'm getting out of the|next filling station. 01:20:18:Well, what are you|grinning about? 01:20:20:Well, it takes 50|muscles to frown and ... 01:20:23:Only 14 to grin. 01:20:25:I guess I'm just plain lazy. 01:20:28:We're exhausted. 01:20:30:We? 01:20:36:Dust on them for a week. 01:20:39:We thought you'd never come. 01:20:51:- Howdy!|- Howdy! 01:20:52:Good afternoon. 62078