All language subtitles for The.Big.Steal.1949.(Don.Siegel-Film-Noir).720p.x264-Classics.ENG

Turn around.

You're on the wrong track, pal.

- Wrong track with the wrong man.
- Save it for Washington.

We're flying back today and
we're taking it with us.

No, we're not. I haven't got it.

Where is it, Halliday?

I told you, you're
on the wrong track.

Now, if you'll sit down and
stop pointing that gun at me

and let me do some talking...

Shut up, you've got
nothing to talk about.

Get your bag.

Put it down.

I'm only gonna drink
out of it. Do you mind?

We got no time.

Call me se�orita.

Vamos, will you? Will
you get out of the way?

Scram, will you? Come
on, scram, por favor.

It's men like you who make people
like them contemptuous of tourists.

Doesn't it occur to
you they don't understand?

- Well, I spoke to him in Spanish.
- Oh, is that what it was?

- Two hundred pesos, se�or.
- Forget it.

- One hundred pesos, se�or.
- I don't want any.

- Twenty pesos, se�or.
- Vamos, will you?

Twenty pesos.

Thank you, thank you, se�or.

- If that means what I think it does...
- It does.

If you know so much about
etiquette, get to work on Chiquita.

Taxi! Taxi!

Oh, you can have it.

- Who is it?
- It's Joan.

Come on, Jim, open the door.

Why, Joan, darling, where
did you drop from?

Never mind locking
it. I'm not staying.

Oh, now, Joan, don't
let's start a fight.

Now you can give me back my $2,000.

Well, that's a fine way to
greet the guy you're engaged to.

What did you expect? Kisses?

I don't understand. I thought...

No, no, you thought I was the type of
girl who would sit home and cry her eyes out.

I don't get it. What's
there to cry about?

The $2,000 you borrowed.

If you're going to put the dollar
sign in front of everything,

I guess I'm lucky to find it
out now, before we got married.

You know, darling, a woman has
to have a little faith in a man.

Oh, you're a fine one
to talk about faith.

You don't know what the word means.

- Oh, don't I?
- Oh, stop it.

The last time you started
that it cost me my bank account.

- There's that dollar sign again.
- Where? I don't see it.

Come on, hand it over. I was
saving that money for my trousseau.

Oh, darling, your pride's been
hurt because I went away without a word.

And stayed away without several.

Will you try to believe there
was a reason? A good one.

Sure, you wanted to surprise
me. By not coming back.

But, darling, I planned
on starting back tomorrow.

Go on.

I wanted to walk in on you and
dump a fortune in your lap.

I don't want a fortune. All
I want is what you owe me.

I'm trying to tell you, I'm gonna give
it all back to you with interest.

Just as soon as I finish
the little job I'm on.

- Then I'll just wait.
- Fine.

It won't take long. All I have to
do is deliver something to a man.

All right, where do we deliver it?

- We?
- You won't mind my going along?

No, of course not.

I was just going down to rent
a car. We'll leave in an hour.

You go on in and freshen up a
little bit, and I'll be right back.

- Is that what we're delivering?
- Yes.

- How long a trip is it?
- Oh, a couple of hundred kilometers.

We go through a little
place called Libres.

Not Tehuac�n?

No, that was another trip.

Oh.

Wait a minute, that's
the only map I've got.

I'll keep it safe.

I hope this is
waterproof, Mr. Fiske,

'cause I'm taking a shower
and it's taking one with me.

All right, Fiske, come on out.

What?

Come on out, sister.

Who is it?

Captain Vincent Blake, United
States Army. Open the door.

I will not.

- All right, then I'm coming in there.
- No, no, no, wait, wait. Just a minute.

- Chiquita, what are you doing here?
- Get out.

You army men might be
accustomed to group showers.

I like mine alone.

- Where's Fiske?
- Taking the parrot for a walk.

- You wouldn't be his wife, would you?
- No, I wouldn't.

I don't like that
"mmm-hmm." I'm not his wife.

If you were, I wouldn't
be saying "mmm-hmm."

What are you looking for?

Well, just a few
hundred thousand dollars.

There's nothing here.

- All right, where is it?
- I don't know what you're talking about.

When Mr. Fiske comes
back, he'll take care...

You want to know something?

I don't think Mr.
Fiske is coming back.

Now, look here, Captain
whatever-your-name-is.

- Blake.
- You'll find Jim down at the bar.

Sure, he's probably buying
the parrot a drink.

Well, it looks like you were
sort of caught holding the bag.

You thought it was in
there, too, didn't you?

You weren't by any
chance planning on a few minks

and a couple of new
convertibles, were you?

I...

Are you always so chivalrous to
strange women, Captain Blake?

We'll kick that
around some other time.

Boy. Boy.

What do you mean by yelling at him?

- You almost made him drop it.
- I'm sorry.

That wouldn't have helped much
in putting the pieces together.

This is almost 400 years old.

I was just trying to ask
him where I can rent a car.

Well, go ahead and ask him.

Where can I rent a car?

I can recommend you
only Bobos Company.

One block down, Calle
Vista, and two blocks right.

Mister, mister, you're next.

That would be a
500-peso deposit, se�or.

Where do I hit the
highway to Tehuac�n?

You drive six blocks down to Calle
Internacional, turn to the right.

- Did you check the spare?
- Thank you, se�or.

- I was just coming back to get you.
- Sure you were.

You might need a clean shirt. Who
else have you been stealing from?

- What are you talking about?
- Stop lying, Jim.

I was talking to an army man. He
searched your rooms after you left.

We opened the same briefcase.

- Is the money in there?
- Who said anything about money?

- Captain Blake.
- Blake? But...

What did he look like?

That's Duke Halliday.

Yo no hablo so fast.

Having trouble, Mr. Halliday?

Hey, give me a hand, will
you? I can't understand this guy.

- So your name is Halliday.
- No, no... You know what it is.

- Come on, get this guy off my neck.
- Get him off yourself. You speak Spanish.

- What did you say to him?
- I told him we were complete strangers.

No, no, no.

Now, wait a minute.

Now you've done it. What'd
you have to get me into it for?

Into what? I don't know
what I got myself into.

The Inspector General's office.

You're going to have
some explaining to do.

Am I?

In that case, you better keep your mouth shut
if you want to keep Fiske out of jail.

If you want to stay out of
jail, you better do the same.

Buenos d�as. Buenos d�as, se�or.

- Oh, I speak English.
- Oh, I didn't know.

Oh, yes, I am student of my
lieutenant. He's University of California alumni.

Alumnus.

- That's fine, Captain, but...
- Inspector General.

Oh, sorry, Inspector
General. But there's no time to lose.

I've got to get out of here
quick, if you'll just listen to me.

Certainly. Your
tourist card, please.

Come on, hurry it up, will you?

Thank you very much.

"Joan Graham. Age
24. Miami, Florida."

Secretary to Vice President, Mexican-American
Import Corporation.

- This explains your excellent Spanish.
- Inspector, please.

I am so sorry, but there
are other formalities.

Your tourist card, please.

Thank you.

- "Captain Vincent Blacky."
- Blake.

- "Blacky."
- Blake.

Blake. "United States Army."

Officer Morales spoke of
some alter... Um, alter...

- Altercation. Fight.
- Oh, yes.

Would you mind
explaining, Captain Blake?

I was just trying to stop a man.

The United States Army has
reason for questioning him.

Oh, and the man, his name, please?

Fisher, James Fisher.

Fisher. Has extradition
been arranged?

Well, a request has been put in.

It's unfortunate I
haven't been advised.

I know, I meant to do
that, but I ran into him.

I guess I acted on the spur of
the moment, but there he was.

And there you were and there
was Morales, so here we are.

Next time you won't
be so impulsive, perhaps?

No, sir.

- Then you may go.
- Thank you.

Unless Miss Graham
has something to add.

No, no, nothing.

You and Captain
Blake are old friends?

Well, we have a mutual interest.

- Birds.
- Oh.

Thank you for your courtesy, sir.

We are always glad to be of
service to army officials.

I trust we shall soon see
each other again, Captain...

- Blake.
- Yes, Captain Blake.

- My English is improving, no?
- Oh, yes, Inspector.

I'll tell you a little
story, in English.

Once upon a time, there was a cat who
had a little mouse right in its paws.

But he let the little mouse go that
later he could follow that little mouse

into a group of other little mouses.

Mice.

You're a clever cat, Inspector.

So is the mouse.

Please let go of me. I
don't like being mauled.

- This isn't mauling, it's called hanging on.
- Whatever it's called, I don't like it.

Well, you'll have to learn to
if you're not gonna break down

and tell me where that
friend of yours went.

I said I didn't know.

And I said I didn't believe
you. You must know something.

I do. You have the worst
manners of anyone I've ever met.

Come on in here.

Blake?

No habla Spanish so good.

I speak English good.

Oh, what a break.

I'm Captain Blake of
the United States Army.

I need your help, Inspector.

In what way can I help you, Captain?

I'm looking for a man
named Duke Halliday.

He arrived on the Santa
Maria a couple of hours ago.

He might be using an
alias, probably is.

I hate to interrupt you, but can
I see your credentials, Captain?

Well, unfortunately, I had an
encounter with Halliday onboard the ship.

- He pulled a fast one on me and stole them.
- I see.

However, if you'll get in
touch with Army Headquarters

and ask for a
description of Captain Vincent Blake,

you'll find a crescent-shaped
scar indicated on my record.

- That won't be necessary, Captain.
- Thank you, sir.

I had extradition
papers, but he took them, too.

I'm sending for duplicates.

May I proceed before they arrive?

- You have my permission.
- Good.

When I find him, I'll let you
know so that you can make the arrest.

- Good luck, Captain.
- Good day.

Good day.

What means, "He pulled a fast one"?

Copped a Sunday.

Strange language, but colorful.

Call the American Consul and get the
complete report on Captain Blake.

The cat reaches out with
his other paw, huh?

To toy with another mouse?

- Shall we follow the mouse?
- Yes.

Better no. Let us rush
to the airport instead.

Yes, Inspector.

- What do you think you're doing?
- Oh, I just thought you might be Ionely.

- Just step all over me.
- Sorry, I just don't like women drivers.

I rented this car and I'm responsible
for it, and you can't come in...

Well, what do you know? A road map.

With the route
marked nice and clear.

Being a moderately intelligent
fellow, I can only come to one conclusion.

You follow the pencil
line and we find Fiske.

You're too young to read a map. It's
the right turn, not straight ahead.

That is if you're
going by way of Providencia,

which, according
to the map, you are.

I don't usually make it a
habit to butt into women's affairs,

but what's this guy Fiske to you?

Don't change your
habits because of me.

I wouldn't if we didn't
have so much in common: Fiske.

I'm interested in him, you're
interested in him.

- Not a bad-Iooking fellow. - Is
that why you're interested in him?

- Chiquita.
- Look, stop calling me Chiquita.

You don't say that to
girls you don't even know.

Where I learned Spanish, you do.

Oh, come on, hurry up, will you?

Give me the suitcase.

Who's holding the bag now?

Gentlemen, you don't
know how sorry I am.

Let's get out of here.

One thing about Jim, he's no dope.

Are you praising him
or taking me apart?

Both.

What do you suppose he
did with that money?

Oh, he probably chewed
it up and swallowed it.

- What's the matter?
- Nosebleed.

Ran into a wall.
Nothing to worry about.

Here. Here, let me.

- And who's worrying?
- I am.

Worrying my nose
might stop bleeding.

- Keep your mind on the road.
- I can't.

In that case, you better
let me drive for a while.

Okay, but remember my
weakened condition.

Look, I want to get there
fast, but in one piece.

So would you mind not taking
the curves so haphazard-like?

Did you learn English in the
same place you learned Spanish,

Captain Vincent Duke Blake Halliday?

Not the same place, but
several just like it.

You know how it is in
the army, Miss Graam.

Graham.

How do you do? My name's Halliday.

I was beginning to
suspect it might be.

- Bright girl.
- Bright enough.

But a little confused. You
tell so many different stories.

Well, I'm just fishing around for
one that'll keep me out of jail.

That's where I'm
going if I lose Fiske.

I know just what happened.

You're being blamed
for something Jim did.

May I fill in a few details?

As long as it isn't too sad.

See, when I hear sad stories I
cry, and when I cry, I can't drive.

Never mind where you've been. Just
worry about where you're going.

You see, I'm what you call a
finance officer. I handle payrolls.

Pick up the money at the bank and
take it on back to the post.

Only, last time, I didn't
quite make the post.

Fiske waylaid me.

He had a gun, so what could I
do but hand over the payroll?

- Of course you told the story to the army.
- Well, sure I did. To my superior, Blake.

Didn't believe me. He seemed to
think that I had put Fiske up to it.

So I took out after Fiske, and
Blake naturally took out after me.

You're a big boy,
as big as Fiske is.

Why didn't you give him an
argument? Didn't you have a gun?

Yeah, but I was looking
down the barrel of his.

- So I gave him the 300,000.
- 300,000?

- Now, don't cry, please.
- I'm not crying, but 300,000!

When I gave Jim 2,000, I
thought it was a fortune.

Don't tell me he clipped you?

- He called it borrowing.
- No security?

Unless you call a
nice smile security.

That's all you got for your money?

Certainly was.

I'll tell you what, Chiquita. You
believe me and I'll believe you.

Step on it, Chiquita.

Look out for the cow!

Don't use the brake. Throw it in
second, that way you won't lose speed.

- This is a fine time to give driving lessons.
- And keep your eyes glued to the road.

Whatever I said about
women drivers, I take back.

Watch the road!

Stop just past those goats!

Come on, get out of
here! Get! Come on! Move!

Get! Come on, get out! Come
on, get out of here! Move!

Get out, move! Come on!

Get out! Come on, move!

- That stopped him, Captain Halliday.
- Lieutenant Halliday, Miss Graham.

A man who thinks as fast
as that should be promoted.

Oh, it's nothing.

Every time I get in a tight spot
with Blake, I always turn goats loose.

One thing I can't figure out. You
have a gun. Why didn't you use it?

In the army, they hang
you for shooting captains.

I've got a crazy notion.

Maybe you're on the level. Maybe
Jim did steal your money.

You know, I got a notion,
too. Maybe he stole your money.

Get out of here! Beat it!

Shoo! Scat!

Get out of here! Get out of the way!

May I interpret you, sir?

Oh, thank you very much. I
was looking for a garage.

- I'm Inspector General Ortega.
- I'm very pleased to meet you.

- I'd like to get this wheel changed...
- Which did you say was your name?

Fiske. If you don't
mind, I'm in a hurry. I...

Oh, you Americans
are always in a hurry.

Tom�s will attend to everything.

Meantime, let me give you the
pleasure of showing you the hotel.

That's very kind of you, but I
think perhaps I better go with him.

Please, I am learning English.

And it's so seldom I meet
few people who speak it.

Well, I have to get a new
tire. The spare is shot, too,

and you know how it is, a man
likes to know what he's getting.

Lieutenant, accompany Tom�s.

There is no mechanic in the world who
can pull a Sunday on my lieutenant.

Will you hurry it up, please?

No more for me, thanks. One's
enough. I better be on my way.

But your car is not
ready, Mr. Fiske.

Duke, there's his car!

You ask the questions while
I take a look around.

- Did you hear what he said?
- Yeah.

- What did he say?
- Jim's at the hotel.

Nice to have met you,
Inspector. I hope we meet again.

- I look forward.
- Thank you.

There he is. He's got company.

Miss Graham, Captain Blake.

If this were not
Tehuac�n, I would be surprised.

But everyone come to
Tehuac�n later or sooner.

Yeah, don't they?

Miss Graham, Captain
Blake, Mr. Fiske.

- How do you do?
- How do you do?

- How are you?
- Getting better all the time. How are you?

- Fine. I was just leaving.
- Oh, really? So were we.

- Nice to see you, Inspector.
- Oh, no, please, you just arrived.

- I changed my mind about that drink.
- Good.

Somebody say something
about a drink?

Someone will be very
glad to mention one, Captain.

There is a typic drink
I want you to try.

You must forgive a bad custom of me.

Making others' minds before
they do, or try to, anyway.

It's all right. I'm getting used
to having my mind made up for me.

Are you really?

It's the country, you know. She's
been watching the Mexican women.

Our women are like all women.

They listen, they smile, they
agree, and then they don't.

Who did you say was
watching the women?

Too bad you are in a
hurry up, Captain Blake.

Oh, I'm in no rush, not now. This
place sort of grows on you.

Then why not stay? It is crowded, but
we can always get one more room.

Two rooms. There is
always room for another.

Yes, why don't you stay? It'll do you
good. Give you a different outlook on life.

My outlook's getting different
by the minute. Are you staying?

I have been asking him to, but
he's also in a hurry rush.

I'm the impatient type, Miss Graham.

Not nearly so impatient
as I, Mr. Fiske.

Such a well chance to
practice my English.

But if you must go, you will.

Sorry to disappoint you, Inspector.

Well, I'm not going to
disappoint him. I'm staying.

- Good, you won't repent, Mr. Fiske.
- No, I'm sure I won't.

I'll speak to the manager now.

Inspector, you know, I just
thought there might not be another time.

- I think we'll stay, too.
- Wonderful.

Before you change
your mind, we go, huh?

Going somewhere?

205.

Hang up your receiver, will
you? It's liable to keep me awake.

Joan's watching your window, if you're
thinking of getting out that way.

Okay, you win.

You don't have to
throw your hand in, Fiske.

- Come on, draw another card.
- I've had enough. Can't we talk it over?

- You mean that?
- Yeah.

Now you're talking sense.

There's no reason why we
can't talk this thing over.

208.

Hello, Chiquita.

That guy that owes you
money wants to talk to you.

Yeah, I'm in his room.

- All right, where is it?
- Why ask me?

- You saw those two guys get the suitcase.
- Close it, Chiquita.

Yeah, I saw you throw them the
suitcase, and I saw what was in it.

Now, where's the money?

Money? Who said
anything about money?

A friend of mine knew I
was coming up this way,

so he gave me a suitcase to
deliver. I don't know what was in it.

Maybe you better look the other way.

- Where'd you hide it?
- I didn't hide anything.

Duke, maybe it's in the car.

Sure. It's got to be there.

Here, you think you can handle him?

You got a cigarette, Joan?

I quit smoking, just now.

- Joan, you've got to believe...
- Don't move.

I said don't move.

Darling, I don't
think you'll shoot me.

You're taking Halliday's
word against mine.

The word of a guy
you don't even know.

Why, Joan?

I haven't changed.

I'm the same guy who
held you in his arms.

Who still loves you.

You lost something?

No, not me, Mr. Fiske. His
glasses. Can't see a thing without 'em.

- I'll help you look.
- No need, I found them.

Then we'll go back to
the hotel, us two, huh?

Yeah.

- Oh, Duke, I tried, but...
- All you had to do was pull the trigger,

unless you wanted him to get away.

Don't go blaming me. It was
your idea to leave me here.

All right, I'm sorry. I
shouldn't have left you alone.

You were scared I'd find
the money and run off.

Shh! Quiet, Chiquita.

You don't know the
birdcage trick, do you?

Or the Indian rope trick?

That's all we need. I lose
Fiske, I get Blake. I'm dead.

Duke, will you give
me one more chance?

Sure, Chiquita.

- Going somewhere, miss?
- I beg your pardon.

- Where's Halliday?
- Halliday?

Yeah, the guy who was
with you, where is he?

Oh, you mean the man I gave the lift
to from Veracruz. His name is Blake.

When did he tell you that?
When I was shooting at him?

- You...
- Not so fast.

Let me go. I haven't done anything.

You've done plenty. You've
helped a man escape from me.

I'm Captain Blake.

- But he said...
- Never mind what he said.

Come on, before I throw
you in jail. Where is he?

He's in the hotel. Room 206.

Move over!

- Thanks, amigo.
- Amiga, feminine.

I better stick to
Chiquita. Thanks, Chiquita.

- Por nada, grandote.
- Por plenty, that was a tight spot.

So tight I stopped thinking. I
should've put his car out of action.

I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Boy! Muchacho! Boy!
Get me a mechanic!

Automobile! Get me an automobile!

Automobile!

Now what?

Hey, come on, move over,
will you? Get out of the way!

All right, tell me that's
not the polite thing to do now.

I never said a word.

- No, but you're thinking plenty.
- Boy, I bet you're fun to take a trip with.

A little bit of trouble and
you jump all over people.

You call what I'm in a
little bit of trouble?

Come on, move over, will
you? Get out of the road.

I'm in it, too, or
didn't you notice?

Look, will you vamoose?
Get off the road!

I'm sorry, doll. It must've
been some of the dust I'm eating.

- Didn't you hear me? I said I'm sorry.
- I heard you.

Aw.

Get out of the way!

I didn't say a word,
but I'm thinking.

- He says, can't we see the road's blocked?
- Is he kidding? Of course we can see it.

The highway's all right. He said
he put a sign across this road.

- Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
- Jim.

Sweet guy. Like you said, no dope.

What are we waiting
for? Turn around.

Oh, no, I'm the kind of guy doesn't
like to turn around, Chiquita.

There's a guy right behind
me with a gun, remember?

Ask him how far
ahead is the highway.

- Hear what he said?
- Of course I heard.

What'd he say?

Less than a mile
away, but try and get there.

That's exactly what I'm going to do.

- What's he congratulating us for?
- We're eloping.

- What's the matter with me?
- I told him my father doesn't like you.

- Well, thanks, what's that for?
- Don't ask questions, just take it and like it.

I like it fine. Keep it up.

You won't get jealous if
I drag in another man,

the one my father wants me to marry?

- Ten what?
- Children.

Ten kids?

Get those planks out again!

Put those planks back on there.
What's the matter with you guys?

I'm trying to get through there.

I'm trying to stop that car.

Well, now you're the one
that's up for a promotion.

Oh, it's nothing.

When I find a bridge out,
I always dig up a romance.

I didn't get all of
what you said to him.

- You know where I learned Spanish.
- Yes, I know.

All I said was we were
running away to get married.

And my cruel father was
chasing us with a shotgun.

He wanted me to marry a small, ugly
man, but I preferred the big, pretty one.

You know, he was nice, that
foreman. I hated to lie to him.

Everything you said, lies?

Well, not everything.

You are big.

Thanks.

Here, busy yourself
with this for a while.

Get the planks...

The turnoff should be
around here somewhere.

Should be 10 kilometers from
that last town we passed.

You think you're old
enough to read a map now?

I've aged a lot in
the last few hours.

- What are you
doing? - Eeny-meeny-miny-mo.

- Comes out mo.
- Yeah, but the tire tracks come out miny.

Is your name Fiske?

Are you the guy I'm
supposed to meet?

No, he's at the
hacienda down the road a bit.

I'm the reception
committee. Come on, slide over.

Wait a minute, I think
I can find it all right.

I think you better stay here,
though. I'm being tailed.

We'll take care of that.

Gonzales.

I hope this is the right road.

Get down!

Make for the rocks!

This thing only holds six. I
should have left you in Tehuac�n.

Then you'd have been Ionesome.

In a spot like this, a
guy is better off Ionesome.

If you're thinking what
I think you're thinking...

Yeah?

He's a good shot, too. He'd have
us both before we got to the car.

I've got an awful
yen for that rifle.

It'll be getting dark soon.

I hate the thought of spending
the night with an empty revolver.

There's always me.

Tonight you got to pick.

Duke, Duke, don't
go. Please don't go.

Chiquita...

That'll have to wait till
later. Adi�s, Chiquita.

This time, don't forget
to squeeze the trigger.

Keep reaching, mister.

Tell her to come down here!

Go on, tell her before I plug you.

No! No, don't. Don't shoot!

Put it on the table.

Here it is, Mr. Fiske.

- Good, cold American dollars.
- How many?

- One hundred and fifty thousand.
- Now, wait a minute, Seton.

You're making 100%
profit on this deal.

It's hot, Mr. Fiske. Very, very hot.

Much hotter than the
goods I usually handle.

Now, if you'd robbed a bank

or a jewelry store like
most of my clients...

But you had to rob the U.S. Army.

That outfit has a long memory when
it comes to money stolen from it.

- But look at the risk I took.
- Your risk has ended.

Mine's just beginning. I've
got to get rid of this.

Now that, you can spend.

So wrap it up and be thankful.

Oh, you were being followed.

- You've all met, I take it?
- Yes, we've met.

Stop it, you clumsy fool! You
almost broke it. This is priceless.

Looks like something they'd give
you for knocking down milk bottles.

Get back, get back,
away from the table.

- Cole, get them back.
- You heard him. Get moving.

Jos� got killed. I
want to get his body.

How about Madden giving me a hand?

- Did he kill him?
- Go and help Cole.

- What did you stop him for?
- They're your problem.

- Mine? I can't take them with me.
- Well, you can't leave them here, either.

Not alive, anyway.

It'd be a pleasure to take
care of him, but the girl, I...

Oh, scruples about
killing women, huh?

Look, Fiske, why don't
you take her with you?

She'll keep her mouth shut.

- No, Duke...
- Shut up, Chiquita.

You've got your money. Do you
want her on your conscience?

He has no conscience. You're
wasting your time, Duke.

If I were sure you wouldn't
talk, I'd take you along.

Go with him.

Go on, it's the only way.

Put up your hands.

- Well, the Marines.
- Up, I said.

You, too, sister.

There's the money, Vince. There's
the guy that stole it.

Get over by the fireplace.

- Watch out for him,
he's got a gun. Shut up.

Will you get it through your head,
Vince? Fiske stole the money from...

Shut up, I said.

Why don't you let him
in on the secret, Blake?

- Is that my money?
- Our money.

- I haven't taken my cut.
- Well, take your cut and get on your horse.

We're not getting what we
figured. He's keeping 150 grand.

Well, that's the best I can
do under the circumstances.

Army money is hot, Captain Blake.

So it's the best you can do?

- I still get half, don't I?
- Sure. Sure, you've earned it.

We decided, that is, I decided
that the girl Joan should...

She should go with
me. She won't talk.

The girl stays here.

- I think it's better if...
- Let me do the thinking, like always, Fiske.

Anything you say.

Jim!

Don't feel bad about him, sister.

He didn't put up much of
a fight about you, did he?

You can't trust a guy like that.

How you going to get
out of this, Duke?

You got another bridge
handy or some goats?

Looks like I'm not
getting out of it.

Looks like you're not getting
out of it, either.

You think not?

No matter how you work it, it's gonna
be awful hard to keep your skirts clean.

They'll be checking up
on every move you made.

I was chasing you. They know that.

What about the payroll? He's
keeping it, isn't he?

Well, of course I'm
keeping it, I bought it.

Doesn't that pose something of a
problem? What do you tell the army?

Fiske has it. You gave it to him.

You came down here to meet
him and get your share.

He got away. You didn't.

- There must be a safe place for his body.
- Oh, there is.

Not bad. Maybe the army
will believe you at that.

What about the Mexican
police? When I saw Ortega in Tehuac�n...

- Is he in Tehuac�n?
- Yeah, he was a while ago.

He was watching the girls at
the Hotel Pennyfields' pool

when he wasn't keeping
an eye on me and Fiske.

Thanks, pal.

Keep him covered, Seton.

Hotel Pennyfields in Tehuac�n.

Everything figured out
now. Army training, Duke.

Everything up through
channels since I've been tailing you.

Regular reports, endorsements,
travel orders.

You ought to see my file... Hello.

Inspector General Ortega, por favor.

You see what I mean, Duke?

Everything according to Hoyle.

Would be against regulations
for me to make the arrest myself.

Hello? Hello,
Inspector, this is Captain Blake.

Yes, sir.

I've got the man I was telling you
about, and I want you to take over.

Oh, no, sir, that won't be
necessary. I'll bring him to you at the hotel.

Thank you, sir.

Oh, there's just one
complication, Inspector.

He was killed trying
to get away from me.

All right, Duke, start running.

You were shot in the
back while trying to escape.

What about Seton? You know,
you got to shoot him, too.

With him out of the way, you can
give the army back its payroll

and come up smelling like
roses with $150,000 profit.

They'll pin medals on you,
Vince. They might even up your rank.

- Start running, Duke.
- Will you mind dropping that gun, Captain?

Don't turn around,
just drop the gun.

- You fool, don't you see what he's up to?
- Possibly.

But on the other hand,
considering the way you treated your partner,

there might be something
in what he says.

You see, I plan to
come out of this alive.

Don't be...

Please, please, please stop it.

Please stop it!

- Nice shooting, Chiquita.
- I didn't mean to. It just went off.

When your teeth stop
chattering, you get Ortega on the phone.

You tell him to come
down here pronto,

muy pronto.

- What was what you called Seton?
- Oh, fence.

Fence? Oh.

This English.

- Well, thanks for everything, Inspector.
- The thanks are to you.

- Yes, for helping me get the... goods?
- Goods.

Goods on Seton, such a clever man.

We knew he was a fence, but
we could not prove nothing.

All we could do was to wait until
someone would lead us to he.

Along came Fiske, along
came you, along came Blake.

Now we have nothing
to worry for Seton.

- Or Blake, or Fiske.
- Or you.

- Goodbye, Lieutenant.
- Buenas noches.

- Tardes.
- Tardes, Inspector...

- Generale.
- Muy bien.

Well, you're looking at a man
without a thing to worry about.

Travel order's in my pocket

and no guys with handcuffs waiting
at the end of the line.

That's wonderful, Duke.

"Home," the man said, in
2,000 well-chosen words.

- Do you really want to go home?
- Well, of course I want to.

Maybe you think what we've been
doing for the last couple of days was fun,

but not me.

- Oh.
- Why "oh"?

Just "oh." It's a two-letter
word meaning nothing in particular.

- When are you leaving?
- Tomorrow morning.

- Oh. - There's that
two-letter word again.

- What do you want me to say?
- Anything.

"Oh, wasn't the scenery great?" You
like the people, you hate to leave.

Oh, I'm not leaving.

- Did you hear what I said?
- Yeah, I heard you.

- What are they doing?
- It's a form of lovemaking.

Now you've got me doing it.

- What happens when their feet get tired?
- They pair off and sit down.

- And then?
- Then their chaperones sit down with them.

Now that I wouldn't like.

After a while, the boy
takes the girl home.

With the chaperone, of course?

Then he stands outside
her window and sings.

Oh!

And if she likes the song,

then she opens the
window and lets him in?

The windows have bars on them.

Ah.

Oh, it sounds like a charming
custom, but I think my way is better.

Waste an awful lot
of time down here.

Oh, I don't know.

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