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💃✨ Dive into a daring tale of love, heartbreak, and social defiance in Uptown New York (1932), a pre-Code romantic drama that explores the emotional turbulence of a woman torn between passion and propriety in Depression-era Manhattan.   📽️ Plot Summary:  Shirley, a spirited young woman, falls in love with a doctor already promised to another. When heartbreak strikes, she bravely builds a new life—but fate throws her back into his path. Can love survive class divisions, lost trust, and the moral codes of the time?   🕰️ Year Released: 1932  🎭 Genre: Romance, Drama, Pre-Code  🎞️ Starring: Jack Oakie, Shirley Grey, Leon Ames  🎬 Directed by: Victor Schertzinger   🎯 Why Watch It?  ✔️ Rare glimpse into pre-Code Hollywood's freedom and edge  ✔️ A romance that defies the norms of its time  ✔️ Strong performances and urban elegance  ✔️ Captures the emotional grit of early 1930s New York   🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more rare cinematic treasures, romantic dramas, and pre-Code classics!   👇 Explore our full collection of vintage romance and drama films:  📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  🎞️ #UptownNewYork #PreCodeHollywood #ClassicRomance #1930sCinema #OldHollywood #ShirleyGrey #VintageDrama #PublicDomainMovies  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  🗽💔 Love crosses lines in Uptown New York (1932) — a bold story from the golden age of unscripted emotion.  ________________________________________

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00:03:01It's pretty chilly

00:03:02I don't mind

00:03:03All right

00:03:04Call me tomorrow?

00:03:33Sure

00:03:34It's been perfect, Max.

00:03:37Good night.

00:03:41You're a rascal, Mr. Silver.

00:03:43Good night, Pat.

00:03:44Good night, dear.

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00:04:51Oh, Pat, I couldn't find a cab. Do you mind if I call one?

00:04:56Call a yellow. They were standing a couple of blocks away.

00:04:58All right.

00:05:02Thanks.

00:05:05Must have been later than I thought.

00:05:14Hello, yellow.

00:05:17We'll send a cab to 122 West 110.

00:05:20Yeah.

00:05:22Okay.

00:05:23Mrs. McGee would have a fit if she knew you were here.

00:05:26Do you care?

00:05:27No.

00:05:28Well, then let her have her fits.

00:05:32You're not afraid to have me here, are you, Pat?

00:05:35No.

00:05:44You look lovely with your hair almost that way.

00:05:49Do you...

00:05:50Do you love me, Max?

00:05:52You know I do.

00:05:55We can't help loving each other, can we, Pat?

00:06:00Your taxi will be here in a minute.

00:06:02It can go away again.

00:06:10Hold me tight, Max.

00:06:11You know I do.

00:06:12Let's go.

00:06:19Oh, man.

00:06:22Oh, man.

00:06:23Oh, man.

00:06:28What do you think?

00:07:00He's a smart boy. Some people take 10 to kill me.

00:07:0810 will make me 20 years.

00:07:09Please, please, please.

00:07:11Everybody, please. Keep quiet.

00:07:14I got for you a big surprise.

00:07:17I'm going to make for you a speech.

00:07:24The first thing that I want to tell you is

00:07:28that I'm very happy.

00:07:32And why am I happy?

00:07:34I'm happy because my Max here...

00:07:38Our Max, Papa.

00:07:40All right, Mama. But keep quiet.

00:07:43I'm happy because our Max here

00:07:46has just received it,

00:07:49his diploma.

00:07:49In the diploma which it tells

00:07:53that he's going to be our big doctor.

00:07:59And I always wanted

00:08:01that my Max here...

00:08:03Papa, our Max.

00:08:05Our Max.

00:08:06Mama, if it'll give you a big pleasure,

00:08:08I'll call him your Max.

00:08:11Only just keep quiet, will you?

00:08:12I always wanted

00:08:15that our Max should have

00:08:16the things that we couldn't have.

00:08:18What's the difference

00:08:19if we work

00:08:20and we sweat

00:08:21and we save every penny

00:08:23just so as my Max

00:08:25could bring home this paper?

00:08:27Just a little paper, mind you.

00:08:29Just a little paper, huh?

00:08:31But what does it say in that paper?

00:08:33It makes us very happy, huh, Mama?

00:08:35But, kind friends,

00:08:40there's also something else

00:08:42that makes me very happy.

00:08:44And it also makes

00:08:45our Max very happy, too.

00:08:48That when he comes home,

00:08:50somebody should look into his eyes

00:08:51and look, look, look.

00:08:54Already she's blushing

00:08:54like a bridegroom.

00:08:55Don't be bashful.

00:08:58Be ashamed of the gold.

00:08:59Our Max would show

00:09:00that he's very happy, too,

00:09:02but he's a little bashful.

00:09:04Well, kind friends,

00:09:08I don't think I got anything else

00:09:11to say to you

00:09:12except that

00:09:12the peaches is getting cold

00:09:14in the beginning.

00:09:20Max,

00:09:22did I say something

00:09:24at the table a while ago

00:09:25that maybe

00:09:27made you feel

00:09:29bad, huh?

00:09:34Max, yeah, I know.

00:09:39I know that you're in trouble.

00:09:42But your papa's older

00:09:43and he knows

00:09:45what's best for you.

00:09:47Max,

00:09:48many times I watch

00:09:50those young fellas

00:09:51that run away

00:09:53from our people.

00:09:55and the finish,

00:09:56the finish, Max,

00:09:59is always,

00:10:00always

00:10:01not so good.

00:10:04Believe me, Max,

00:10:06your papa knows.

00:10:09It's all right, papa.

00:10:11I understand.

00:10:12What's the matter?

00:10:21Huh?

00:10:23Oh,

00:10:24I was thinking

00:10:24about my father.

00:10:26I never met him, Max.

00:10:27Tell me about him.

00:10:30He's old, Pat,

00:10:31and tired.

00:10:32He's worked hard.

00:10:34Push carts

00:10:35and sweatshops

00:10:36and things like that

00:10:37ever since he was a boy.

00:10:39So is my mother.

00:10:41They saved every penny

00:10:42they could get

00:10:42their fingers on for me

00:10:44so I could be a doctor.

00:10:47They gave me

00:10:47a dinner last night.

00:10:48They're proud of you, Max.

00:10:51Ambitious.

00:10:53Sacrificed their whole lives

00:10:54so I could be

00:10:55a great surgeon.

00:10:55You will be.

00:10:58Now that I've passed

00:10:59my examinations,

00:11:00Abe,

00:11:04they want me to get married.

00:11:08They've chosen a girl.

00:11:11The father has

00:11:12quite a lot of money,

00:11:14has influence,

00:11:15and can see

00:11:17that I get a good start.

00:11:21They expect me

00:11:22to go to Vienna

00:11:23for a postgraduate course.

00:11:29Combination honeymoon.

00:11:32I hope you'll be

00:11:32very happy, Max.

00:11:33I'll throw it all over

00:11:37if you ask me to.

00:11:39You don't mean that, Max.

00:11:43Pat, I...

00:11:43I understand.

00:11:45It's a great opportunity

00:11:46for you.

00:11:48You can't walk on

00:11:49on your family now.

00:11:51You're fine, Pat.

00:11:52Just trying to be sensible.

00:12:00Gee, Pat...

00:12:05I'm sorry if I...

00:12:06Please.

00:12:09Pat.

00:12:11Pat.

00:12:12Pat.

00:12:22Pat.

00:12:50Pat.

00:13:51Hey, Nick, old boy, you'll make a fortune.

00:14:00Eddie, how much I get?

00:14:02Quarter of a cent.

00:14:03I need your penny.

00:14:05Check.

00:14:10And you get a three quarters, huh?

00:14:13Well, I got a bite of gum, don't I?

00:14:14Say, Eddie, how many machines you got?

00:14:21How many relatives you got?

00:14:23Oh, I forgot.

00:14:24Well, that's the same with me.

00:14:26I bet you won't forget when you go and collect the pennies, huh?

00:14:30Ah, check.

00:14:32Eddie, I fixed a very nice steak for you.

00:14:34That's the best of the house?

00:14:35I'm a final fixer for nobody.

00:14:37Well, just so you don't poison me.

00:14:39A nicer pleasure, my neighbor.

00:14:40Oh, yes.

00:14:41You like to have a little Worcestershire?

00:14:44Yeah.

00:14:44A little sauce?

00:14:45Uh-huh.

00:14:46Not so fine.

00:14:47Eddie, you enjoy yourself.

00:14:49Attaboy, Nick.

00:14:54Oh, yes.

00:14:56Say, Eddie, Eddie, there is a lady in the ladies' room.

00:15:07Well, that's okay with me.

00:15:09But she's stuck.

00:15:10Stuck?

00:15:11What do you mean she's stuck?

00:15:12The door is jammed.

00:15:13She can come out.

00:15:14All right, let her stay in there.

00:15:16But she wants to come out.

00:15:17All right, let her come out, then.

00:15:20What you could do?

00:15:21Climb up to it.

00:15:22Climb up to what?

00:15:24There is a window.

00:15:26Well, what's the matter with the door?

00:15:27I told you, the door is, she's a stuck.

00:15:30Well, can't you jam it open?

00:15:31Are you going to break on the door?

00:15:34Eddie, please, you climb.

00:15:35Listen, listen.

00:15:35I came in here to eat a steak, not to yank dames out of ladies' rooms.

00:15:38Go away, will you?

00:15:38That's all right.

00:15:39Please, you do for me, huh?

00:15:40Please.

00:15:41Oh, all right.

00:15:42Where's the...

00:15:42All right, you lady, please.

00:15:43All right.

00:15:44Just a minute.

00:15:45Come on, Eddie.

00:15:45Ah, you...

00:15:46It's a fate.

00:15:49That's in the window.

00:15:50I boost you up, Eddie.

00:15:52Dames can have more things happen to her if they run out of gas.

00:15:55They're losing their pocketbook or they're getting stuck someplace.

00:16:00Look out, buddy, please.

00:16:02Look out.

00:16:03The window's stuck, Nick.

00:16:04Push them out, Eddie.

00:16:07You broke through the window.

00:16:08Hey, you brick have anything.

00:16:09Eddie, please.

00:16:10The door's stuck.

00:16:14You're telling me.

00:16:15What do you think I'm doing up here?

00:16:15Looking for real estate?

00:16:17Do you think you could open it?

00:16:18I'm not even going to try.

00:16:20The two of us get down there.

00:16:21We'll never get out.

00:16:22Come on, see if you can reach my hand.

00:16:23Well, why don't you try to open the door?

00:16:26Come here.

00:16:27Step up there.

00:16:28Here.

00:16:28Oh, this is terrible.

00:16:31Now what do I do?

00:16:31Put your foot on that box.

00:16:32Come on.

00:16:33You can get through here.

00:16:34Oh, oh.

00:16:35Oh, heaven.

00:16:35This is awful.

00:16:37Please, Eddie.

00:16:38That's on my head.

00:16:39A big crowd.

00:16:40Now, can you hold it up there, Ray?

00:16:41Yeah.

00:16:42Oh, wait a minute.

00:16:43What?

00:16:44Wait a minute.

00:16:44No, sit down.

00:16:45That's on my...

00:16:46Eddie, please.

00:16:47Now, stay up there.

00:16:48We'll catch you.

00:16:48I'm coming down there.

00:16:49Fred.

00:16:50Oh, these women.

00:16:53No, no, Fred.

00:16:54They could leave tonight.

00:16:55Come on.

00:16:56Come on.

00:16:56You're all right.

00:16:57Wait a minute.

00:16:58Do you think we can do it this way?

00:16:59Yes, we can.

00:17:00All right.

00:17:01Come on.

00:17:01Do we catch you, please?

00:17:03We got you.

00:17:04All right.

00:17:05All right.

00:17:06What are you going there for, anyway?

00:17:12Why, I...

00:17:13Well, that's that.

00:17:16Check.

00:17:18The lock, she got rusty.

00:17:19I'm very sorry, Eddie.

00:17:21Oh.

00:17:22Look at that.

00:17:23No, no, no.

00:17:24What's the matter?

00:17:25Have you got a safety pin?

00:17:27Do I look like the kind of a guy that's carrying around safety pins?

00:17:29Well, you might be a little pleasant about it.

00:17:31Well, I still ain't got a safety pin.

00:17:33I got a pin, Eddie.

00:17:35I'll fix him up.

00:17:36I'll fix him up and I'm a very sorry.

00:17:38In the meantime, do you mind if I go in there and finish my steak?

00:17:41As far as I'm concerned, you can do anything you like.

00:17:43Check.

00:17:44Just a minute.

00:17:45Hey.

00:17:47You come over some other time.

00:17:49I'll fix up a nice free meal to be, huh?

00:17:51Yes, well, I think you ought to fix up a nice free script for me.

00:17:54Well, it's not my fault, Eddie, please.

00:17:57That door gives me a lot of trouble.

00:18:03It's a bit alright.

00:18:04You're gonna tell him very sorry.

00:18:06Oh, that's it.

00:18:06I'm sorry.

00:18:07I'm sorry.

00:18:08I'm sorry.

00:18:09I'm sorry.

00:18:10I was so cross.

00:18:13Yeah.

00:18:14Leave the door open next time.

00:18:16Are you going back to New York?

00:18:20Why?

00:18:20Would you mind if I went with you?

00:18:24Listen, you ain't trying to pick me up, are you?

00:18:27No.

00:18:28But I thought if you'd let me walk alongside of you, my skirt wouldn't be so noticeable.

00:18:32Where do you go?

00:18:33Uptown to 110th Street.

00:18:36Well, stick around until I finish my steak.

00:18:38I guess I can stand it.

00:18:46Well, here's to you.

00:18:54What were you doing over at Coney's this time of the year?

00:18:57Oh, business.

00:18:58Work there?

00:18:59Not exactly.

00:19:01I love to get down on the beach when there's nobody there.

00:19:03Watch the water.

00:19:04Think.

00:19:06What do you think about it?

00:19:08Oh, nothing.

00:19:09Just think.

00:19:10What do you mean?

00:19:11You gotta think.

00:19:12I beg your heart.

00:19:13I'm sorry.

00:19:15Check.

00:19:17Uh-oh.

00:19:19Let's have an orange ring, will you?

00:19:20Orange coming up.

00:19:22What are you looking at?

00:19:23Must be pretty rough tonight, huh?

00:19:25Oh, and them fresh guys, huh?

00:19:27Looks like he was a fresh guy.

00:19:28What was you trying to do?

00:19:29Tear up something?

00:19:33What?

00:19:34I guess we have a little before now.

00:19:35You got it, Victor?

00:19:36What?

00:19:37What?

00:19:38What?

00:19:41You know, it's guys like that that give this neighborhood a bad name.

00:19:44Do you live around here?

00:19:45I'm up a couple of blocks.

00:19:46I got a lot of business around here, though.

00:19:48What business are you in?

00:19:50Well, I'm a sort of a chain merchant.

00:19:52Oh, grocery.

00:19:53No.

00:19:53Chewing gum.

00:19:54Chewing gum?

00:19:55Yeah.

00:19:56What's the matter with that?

00:19:57Oh, nothing.

00:19:59Here we are.

00:19:59Mr. Place?

00:20:02Thanks for everything.

00:20:04Check.

00:20:05Well, good night.

00:20:06Good night.

00:20:07Say, listen now.

00:20:09What about Tuesday?

00:20:11Well, what about it?

00:20:14Well, do you want to go to a movie or something?

00:20:16Oh.

00:20:18Well, what about it?

00:20:20Well, I suppose you call me Tuesday.

00:20:23Oh, no.

00:20:24Listen.

00:20:24When I make a date, I want to make a date.

00:20:26I don't like that policy of calling up to find out if it's on or off, you know.

00:20:30Why do you want to make a date with me?

00:20:32Why does any guy want to date a girl?

00:20:34Say, listen.

00:20:35You want to be complimented.

00:20:38Check.

00:20:39Well, what about it?

00:20:41Check.

00:20:42Oh.

00:20:44Well, Tuesday night.

00:20:45Good night.

00:20:46Night.

00:20:46Well, say, what's your name?

00:20:48Patricia Smith.

00:20:49Patricia.

00:20:50That's a very pretty name.

00:20:53Eddie Doyle.

00:21:02What's so funny about that?

00:21:04Oh, nothing.

00:21:06Well, 8.30 Tuesday night.

00:21:09Good night.

00:21:16Good night.

00:21:46Good night.

00:22:16I got back this morning.

00:22:18I know.

00:22:20Why did you come here?

00:22:22I had to see you, Pat.

00:22:23I counted the hours during the whole trip back.

00:22:26How did you get in?

00:22:28Bribed the landlady.

00:22:29How was Vienna?

00:22:43It was marvelous.

00:22:45You would have loved it.

00:22:47But let's not talk about that.

00:22:50You shouldn't have come here, Mac.

00:22:51Do you think I could come back without seeing you?

00:22:54Where were you?

00:22:56I've been waiting hours.

00:22:58Over at Coney.

00:22:59Coney?

00:23:00This time of year?

00:23:01Why not?

00:23:02Why not?

00:23:03Lonely?

00:23:05No.

00:23:07Just restless.

00:23:08You poor kids.

00:23:12Max, please, don't.

00:23:13It's not fair.

00:23:14It's not fair for us to be separated, Pat.

00:23:17We love each other.

00:23:19We did love each other.

00:23:21Don't pretend.

00:23:30Oh, just excited at seeing you, I guess.

00:23:34Why can't we go on as we were, Pat?

00:23:36There's no difference.

00:23:38There's a lot of difference.

00:23:40You have a wife now.

00:23:41But I don't love her.

00:23:44You married her.

00:23:47You understood.

00:23:49Try to understand me, Max.

00:23:50I can't go on being a girl on the back of your life.

00:23:53I won't.

00:23:54I want a life of my own.

00:23:56What we had was fine, but it's over.

00:23:59If we went on now, it would be just dirty.

00:24:04Please go, Max.

00:24:05I'm tired.

00:24:09Goodbye, Max.

00:24:13I'll phone you.

00:24:14Don't, Max.

00:24:15I'm forgetting about you.

00:24:19I couldn't.

00:24:20And neither can you.

00:24:22And whether you let me see you or not,

00:24:24you won't forget me.

00:24:25Wouldn't you beat the prize?

00:24:27God's you.

00:24:41No.

00:24:45He's trying to rephrase you.

00:24:47He's trying to solve them.

00:24:48No.

00:24:49No.

00:24:50No.

00:24:51No.

00:24:52No.

00:25:24Hey, how are you?

00:25:35Uh-oh. So it's you, huh?

00:25:38Class it again.

00:25:40I owe Pop three bucks.

00:25:42I've been waiting for you to get the pennies out of that coffee grinder so I can pay.

00:25:47I've been waiting for that.

00:25:48Say, listen, I've got to take Sheena out of here because it's costing me about five bucks a week.

00:25:51No, it ain't. Did I miss you last week?

00:25:53Yeah, you missed.

00:25:54Hello?

00:26:01I asked you not to, Max.

00:26:04No, please don't do that.

00:26:07I can't.

00:26:10I've got a date anyway.

00:26:12Who is that? Peanut vendor?

00:26:16Please see me, Pat.

00:26:17Well, it can't do any harm for me just to talk to you once in a while.

00:26:23All right, Pat.

00:26:31You're the boss.

00:26:32Well, it's about time you was getting home there, son.

00:26:44Come on, let's go.

00:26:46Met a girl three weeks ago, and he ain't been the same since.

00:26:49Come on, come on, I'll call you a cab.

00:26:52Come on, boys.

00:26:53Oh, Pat.

00:26:54Take good care of Al, is he?

00:27:02What are you reading?

00:27:02The sex life of the frog.

00:27:05Must be pretty snappy.

00:27:07Stay time, will it?

00:27:08It's tough enough at night to carry you around, but I've got to stay up.

00:27:12Come on, people are looking at me straight enough, will it?

00:27:20Hey, taxi.

00:27:21Come here, will it?

00:27:21Come on, come on, sir.

00:27:23Come on, please.

00:27:29Come on, get him.

00:27:31Go home and get some sleep, will it?

00:27:32142 West 120, I'll see.

00:27:34Hey, I haven't got a liquor.

00:27:36You're telling me, huh?

00:27:38Here, stand with this.

00:27:41142 West 120, you got that?

00:27:43Now get some sleep, will it?

00:27:51Come on, Eddie.

00:28:04This is Lester Martin, Eddie Doyle.

00:28:06How are you?

00:28:07Hello.

00:28:08I'll be ready right away, Eddie.

00:28:12Kind of a worn-out old set.

00:28:15I like it.

00:28:16It's a high tone.

00:28:17What do you mean, a bad tone?

00:28:19It's got a good tone.

00:28:19I know, because I got a musical ear.

00:28:21Well, it's all right now, I guess.

00:28:26If you have any more trouble, let me know, Pat.

00:28:28Thank you, Lester.

00:28:29You're a darling.

00:28:30See you later.

00:28:31Bye.

00:28:32So long.

00:28:40Uh, who, uh, who was the guy?

00:28:43Boy from downstairs.

00:28:45Yeah, what's he doing up here?

00:28:47He came up to fix my radio, silly.

00:28:49What's the matter?

00:28:49Couldn't I fix it?

00:28:50I don't know, could you?

00:28:51Well, certainly, I got a kind of a mechanical head.

00:28:55And listen, there was no reason you're calling the guy darling, either.

00:28:58I didn't call him darling.

00:28:59I simply said he...

00:29:00Listen, it's the same thing.

00:29:02I'm telling you, don't have any men in your room, because it don't look right.

00:29:05What about yourself?

00:29:05Well, uh, I'm different.

00:29:08I, uh, well, you're my girl, ain't you?

00:29:11Well, not that I know of.

00:29:12Well, you are, and I don't want to see that monkey up here no more, see?

00:29:14Well, I'll have anyone up here I like.

00:29:16Now, is that the right attitude to take?

00:29:18I'm not going to stand here and let you yell at me.

00:29:20Who's yelling?

00:29:20You are.

00:29:21I am not.

00:29:22You are.

00:29:23All right.

00:29:25That's the way you want to act about it?

00:29:26I'm just trying to take an interest in you, see?

00:29:28Go on, go ahead, get yourself a bad reputation.

00:29:30Have them in your room.

00:29:31Go on, see if I care.

00:29:32Oh, Eddie, what are we arguing about?

00:29:39I don't know, but you started it.

00:29:41I did not.

00:29:42You did.

00:29:44Anybody think we're as mad at me, let's do it.

00:29:47Argue, argue, come on, let's get out there before we start it all over again.

00:29:50We'll have a snappy dinner, because I've got two tickets.

00:29:52A couple of tickets for a play?

00:29:53No, for a wrestling match.

00:29:55A wrestling match?

00:29:56Well, I've never been to one.

00:29:58You've never been to a wrestling match?

00:29:59Well, they're swell.

00:30:00Oh, I don't think I'd like that.

00:30:01Let's go to a movie.

00:30:02What do you mean, movie?

00:30:03Listen, I'll wrestle a match.

00:30:04I'm dead.

00:30:07Ladies and gentlemen.

00:30:14The main event of the evening, a wrestling match to a finish.

00:30:19Introducing that well-known collegiate at 225, Paul DeLonge.

00:30:26At 230, former heavyweight champion of the whole world, Wadduk, Leviscoe.

00:30:42Pete Dando, referee, let's go.

00:30:46Gegner, let's go.

00:31:00Let's go.

00:31:02Let me go.

00:31:14All right, pull on it, pull on it!

00:31:25All right, kill it!

00:31:29All right!

00:31:44Look, Eddie, he's a bisco younger than this.

00:32:12Today, he's not an abysco, he's a bisco.

00:32:42Oh, there's a duper and a certain ride!

00:32:55I made a remark up at your house tonight that kind of gives me an idea.

00:33:22What do you say we get sealed?

00:33:24Huh?

00:33:25Well, why not?

00:33:27Why not what, Eddie?

00:33:28Well, why not get married?

00:33:33Eddie, are you proposing to me?

00:33:35Well, what the...

00:33:36What do you suppose I'm doing?

00:33:42Eddie!

00:33:43Eddie!

00:33:44Eddie!

00:33:45Eddie!

00:33:46Eddie!

00:33:49Come on!

00:33:50Come on!

00:33:51Come on!

00:33:52Come on!

00:33:52Get a hold of it!

00:33:54How are you?

00:33:55Come on!

00:33:55How are you?

00:33:56How are you?

00:34:00Get a look on that statement!

00:34:06Eric!

00:34:06He's not under his head!

00:34:08Now, it's what he's called!

00:34:09Pat!

00:34:10Here I am, Eddie.

00:34:13Where am I?

00:34:13It's all right, buddy.

00:34:14You've just been killed.

00:34:15Here, take another sniff of this, boy.

00:34:17Are you hurt, Eddie?

00:34:18Gee, what happened?

00:34:19Oh, DeLong sat on you.

00:34:21DeLong?

00:34:22I thought he was in the ring.

00:34:23He was, but the Frisco threw him out.

00:34:25And he landed on you.

00:34:27Are you all right, Eddie?

00:34:28Say, what kind of a joint is this, anyway?

00:34:29You bring a gal in here for an evilest entertainment,

00:34:31they start throwing wrestlers at you.

00:34:32Where's the big palooka?

00:34:33Ah, take it easy, buddy.

00:34:34Here, have a drink.

00:34:35Listen, I don't want no drink.

00:34:36I've got a right to be sore.

00:34:37Ah, say, don't take it that way.

00:34:41Big, big.

00:34:42How do you feel, Eddie?

00:34:43I'm all right.

00:34:44Them guys can't hurt me.

00:34:45Sure, you're a guy what's in good condition.

00:34:47You can take him, boy.

00:34:48Yes, sir.

00:34:49Wait, where's my cat?

00:34:50Here I have it.

00:34:51Gee, it's a good thing it didn't land on you, honey.

00:34:54Say, he wouldn't land on a lady.

00:34:56What do these guys do, pick their spots?

00:34:59Hey, buddy, we've got to be going along now.

00:35:01We've got to get on to the next for a bit.

00:35:02Go ahead, go ahead.

00:35:02Be careful.

00:35:03Hey, you better go out and get some air.

00:35:04Do you a lot of good.

00:35:05All right, thank you, boys.

00:35:06All right, I'll do it.

00:35:08Gee, I didn't see this.

00:35:09What happened, anyway?

00:35:10Was this guy thrown out at me?

00:35:12He jumped.

00:35:14Holy.

00:35:18What are you laughing at?

00:35:20You look so funny.

00:35:21Well, can I help her if it starts raining wrestlers?

00:35:24She even agrees that 5,000 people in the joint have got a pick on me.

00:35:27Why is that?

00:35:27Didn't you see him coming?

00:35:28How could I see him coming?

00:35:30I was looking at you.

00:35:33And, by the way, I was asking you a question.

00:35:37When?

00:35:38When that big Dutchman lit on me.

00:35:39Oh.

00:35:40What's the dope on it?

00:35:43I mean, about us getting married.

00:35:46Eddie.

00:35:48Why do you want to marry me?

00:35:50Well, why does anybody want to marry anyone at all?

00:35:53I mean, it's the sort of thing.

00:35:55I like it.

00:35:56I think you're a great kid.

00:35:58You're clean and good and everything.

00:36:01What?

00:36:05What are you doing, crying?

00:36:06I'm sorry, Eddie.

00:36:08Well, then what are you doing for?

00:36:09I don't know.

00:36:11Come on, snap out of it.

00:36:13Don't do that.

00:36:15Well, look at me.

00:36:17What about it?

00:36:19Let me think about it, Eddie.

00:36:20Now, listen.

00:36:21I'm the kind of a guy that likes to know if I'm going to get married or not.

00:36:24I know.

00:36:25Well, say yes or no, because I've heard them both.

00:36:29I just thought I'd, because that's the proper thing to do.

00:36:34And, well, I, like I know if I get back to my regular eating again.

00:36:40You know, when I first met you, I had an awful healthy appetite.

00:36:44I'll let you know tomorrow night, Eddie.

00:36:46Well, you'll make it longer, will you?

00:36:47Because those kind of nervous, high-strung fellas.

00:36:52What?

00:36:53Kiss me.

00:36:55Sure.

00:36:56There you are.

00:36:57Eddie, do you know that's the first time you've ever kissed me?

00:37:01Well, it's all right, isn't it?

00:37:02Sure.

00:37:04Well, let's go.

00:37:05Well, just because she likes flowers, there's no reason to turn this joint into a fairy palace.

00:37:25Well, we've got to make it look like an engagement party, don't we?

00:37:28Well, how do you know she's going to marry you?

00:37:29Listen, they always say I'll let you know when you first ask them.

00:37:33They never say yes right away.

00:37:34It's a system with them.

00:37:36She just says no, wouldn't she, when I first asked her if she wasn't going to say yes, wouldn't she?

00:37:39No, I don't know.

00:37:40It's too complicated, Heath.

00:37:42Oh, wait, with them.

00:37:42You know, I know women, I guess.

00:37:44What time's the gang coming?

00:37:47Eight o'clock.

00:37:48And she breezes in here at 8.30.

00:37:50You know, it's always dangerous to surprise girls, and sometimes they don't like it.

00:37:54Yeah, not this one.

00:37:55She's regular, boy.

00:37:57Yeah, I heard that before.

00:37:59Hey, give me a glass, will you?

00:38:01All right, here.

00:38:02What's the matter?

00:38:11Oh, this is great.

00:38:13This is the best I've ever made.

00:38:16Oh, boy, oh, boy.

00:38:20Is that the same stuff?

00:38:21It looks like the bottom of the bed is full.

00:38:35Taxi, ladies?

00:38:37No, thank you.

00:38:39Please, Pat, I want to talk to you.

00:38:41I can't.

00:38:42I've got a date.

00:38:43Well, just 10 minutes, and I'll take you wherever you want to go.

00:38:47Well.

00:38:48I may want to kidnap you, but I promise I won't.

00:38:51But I want to go to 120th Street.

00:38:53Well, later.

00:38:53I've got something to show you first.

00:38:55Well, Max, I've got a date.

00:38:57All right, all right.

00:38:58All right.

00:38:58Well, what's this?

00:39:13You'll see.

00:39:15Come on in.

00:39:16Well, I can't, Max.

00:39:17I'm late now.

00:39:18Well, a few minutes more won't make any difference.

00:39:20Besides, it's terribly important.

00:39:23Well, really, I shouldn't.

00:39:24But you will.

00:39:26Will you park my car for me, please?

00:39:28Yes, sir.

00:39:37Now what happens?

00:39:38Nothing.

00:39:41We're home.

00:39:43Max, you're crazy.

00:39:46Sure.

00:39:48But sometimes it's nice to be crazy.

00:39:50Take off your wrap.

00:39:53Come on, take it off.

00:39:56Have a drink?

00:39:57No.

00:39:58Oh, Pat, don't be a wooden shoe.

00:40:01Well, I want to go to 120th Street, and I'll see that you get there.

00:40:05But first, be a little nice to me.

00:40:07I haven't seen you in weeks.

00:40:09And after all, I'm not a musical comedy villain, you know.

00:40:11Well, just one little drink, then you take me back.

00:40:13You promise?

00:40:14Sure.

00:40:15Go on, take off your wrap.

00:40:21Well, we'll ring them again, will you?

00:40:25Listen, I put a nickel in.

00:40:26I've been putting nickels in there all night.

00:40:30I know it's the right number.

00:40:31Don't you think I know what number I'm calling?

00:40:33All right, just keep ringing, will you?

00:40:39Come on, Eddie, here's some fun.

00:40:41He'll be here.

00:40:42She's only an hour late.

00:40:44Now, what's an hour to a tomato?

00:40:45I know, Al, but maybe something happened to her.

00:40:47Nah, she just wants to keep you waiting.

00:40:49I know women.

00:40:51Come on, hang it up.

00:40:52We need to wait for inside there.

00:40:54Come on, come on.

00:40:56The gang's waiting.

00:40:57Come on.

00:40:58Come on.

00:40:59Come on.

00:41:03Come on.

00:41:06It's not a great deal of money.

00:41:10Big, nice, real.

00:41:14He asked me to marry him.

00:41:16I see.

00:41:17What are you going to do?

00:41:19I don't know.

00:41:21Does he know about me?

00:41:23No.

00:41:25Are you going to tell him?

00:41:27I don't know that either.

00:41:28He's downstairs.

00:41:39I thought maybe she couldn't find the place.

00:41:42Is the number still out there?

00:41:44Yeah.

00:41:45Well, then there still must be the place.

00:41:48Come on.

00:41:49Snap out of it.

00:41:50Let's have a drink.

00:41:51Oh, gee.

00:41:52What do you think could have happened to him?

00:41:54Oh, Sister Jeff.

00:41:55I don't mind, but, you know, it's kind of embarrassing.

00:42:00Well, it looks as old if I have to handle the situation.

00:42:04What are you going to do?

00:42:05Come on.

00:42:07Hey, fellas.

00:42:08Hey.

00:42:08He said, wait a minute.

00:42:09Quiet.

00:42:10Hey, fellas, listen.

00:42:12Now, wait a minute.

00:42:13Eddie's girl giving the go-by's.

00:42:15Well, it looks as old if we've got to find a new bride-to-be.

00:42:17Now, the line forms on the left, girls.

00:42:19Come on.

00:42:20Over here.

00:42:20Hey, I can't do it.

00:42:22Hey, I can't do it.

00:42:23Hey, I can't do it.

00:42:25We're going to be right now.

00:42:27He doesn't keep thinking.

00:42:28Oh, he doesn't keep thinking.

00:42:29Oh, he doesn't keep thinking.

00:42:40I'm sorry, Eddie.

00:42:42I was just trying to get out of it.

00:42:45Oh, that's all right, Al.

00:42:47Well, maybe she didn't know it was important.

00:42:49You know, it was a surprise on her.

00:42:52Yeah, surely.

00:42:54Maybe something else came up, huh?

00:42:58Gee, she could have phoned, though.

00:43:00Well, girls are funny like that.

00:43:03You remember, Martha?

00:43:04She stood me up four nights in a row.

00:43:07And then body-pained bucks for me.

00:43:09But what a personality.

00:43:12Hey, where are you going?

00:43:13I'm going to find her, Al.

00:43:14I should have married you, Pat.

00:43:21But you didn't.

00:43:22Oh, I don't blame you, Max.

00:43:25But I've got to make a decision.

00:43:26And when something dies, you don't go on having funerals.

00:43:31Just cry a little and forget about it.

00:43:34Well, I suppose I should be as regular as you were.

00:43:38You could help me, Max.

00:43:40All right, Pat.

00:43:47I will.

00:43:48Good night, Pat.

00:44:03Bye, ma'am.

00:44:04Oh, Eddie.

00:44:15Yeah?

00:44:17Eddie, I...

00:44:18I'm awfully sorry.

00:44:21That's off, Kate.

00:44:22Get about it.

00:44:23Eddie, let me explain.

00:44:24I thought you was okay, didn't I?

00:44:26Eddie, please listen to me.

00:44:29Well, who was the guy?

00:44:32It was Max.

00:44:33Dr. Silver.

00:44:35I suppose you're going to tell me you're sick, huh?

00:44:37No, Eddie.

00:44:38Don't you know that you're supposed to have a date with me tonight?

00:44:40I couldn't help it.

00:44:42Just as I came out, Dr. Silver came along, and he offered to drive me up.

00:44:45Now, we got to talking, and I forgot all about the time.

00:44:49He's an old friend of mine.

00:44:51I'm awfully sorry, Eddie.

00:44:52Okay.

00:44:53Eddie, please, won't you sit down for just a minute?

00:44:57All right.

00:45:06Gee, Pat, if you don't want to bother with me, well, just say so.

00:45:12And if you got other ideas, well, that's okay, too.

00:45:17But I just want to tell you that I fell for you right from the start.

00:45:23And I knew right off the bat that you was on the square.

00:45:26Of course, I don't know anything about this love-making business.

00:45:33I ain't much of a guy either.

00:45:36But, well, I haven't got a lot of money.

00:45:39I haven't got a car.

00:45:40But I got a good business, and I'm going to make good.

00:45:47And I know that I could make you happy.

00:45:51So, I just want you to know that I'm nuts about you, and, well, you can let it go at that.

00:45:59And you want to marry me?

00:46:01Well, that's a general idea.

00:46:03Gee, Eddie, I think you're swell.

00:46:04That's about all, huh?

00:46:08No.

00:46:12When do we get married?

00:46:16Yeah.

00:46:17Do you mean it?

00:46:18Mm-hmm.

00:46:21Oh, gee.

00:46:21It's a half impediment.

00:46:25Why ye may not be lawfully joined together in matrimony, you do now confess it.

00:46:30Or be ye well assured that if any persons are joined together otherwise than as God's word doth allow,

00:46:35their marriage is not lawful.

00:46:38Edward, wilt thou have this woman to thy wedded wife

00:46:40to live together after God's ordinance in the holy state of matrimony?

00:46:45Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor, and keep her in sickness and in health?

00:46:50And forsaking all others, keep thee only unto her, so long as ye both shall live?

00:46:57I will.

00:46:58Patricia, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband

00:47:01to live together after God's ordinance in the holy state of matrimony?

00:47:06Wilt thou love him, comfort him, honor, and keep him in sickness and in health?

00:47:12And forsaking all others, keep thee only unto him, so long as ye both shall live?

00:47:17Amen.

00:47:20I will.

00:47:23Who giveth this woman to be married to this man?

00:47:26Uh, suckle quiet, would it please?

00:47:41Yes, sir.

00:47:43With the back?

00:47:46What?

00:47:49Show this party up to the bridal suite.

00:47:51Come here!

00:48:06There you go!

00:48:07There you go!

00:48:08There you go!

00:48:09There you go!

00:48:10There you go!

00:48:25Anything else, sir?

00:48:26No.

00:48:27That'll be all.

00:48:29How about a little ice water, sir?

00:48:31Uh, what?

00:48:32Oh, oh, here.

00:48:34Thank you, sir.

00:48:35Good night, sir.

00:48:36Good night.

00:48:40Well, here we are.

00:48:43Not a beautiful joint, is it?

00:48:45I think it's fine, Eddie.

00:48:47Oh, what, we...

00:48:49Lock you with your coat?

00:48:51Yeah.

00:48:57What's the matter, honey?

00:48:59Oh, listen.

00:49:00Don't be nervous.

00:49:01Everything's gonna be all right.

00:49:03Gee, sweet.

00:49:05We don't have to stand for that.

00:49:08Hello, Clike.

00:49:09This is Mr. Doyle.

00:49:10Say, listen.

00:49:11There's a party going on next door here to make an awful racket.

00:49:16What's the idea?

00:49:17Well, listen, I want another room.

00:49:18Sorry.

00:49:19But that's the only room with...

00:49:20You do?

00:49:21Yeah, it's also a pretty kettle of fish.

00:49:22But I can't do anything about it.

00:49:23Well, how do you think we're gonna sleep?

00:49:26Yeah.

00:49:27Well, you tell me to keep quiet, will you?

00:49:28All right.

00:49:29Oh, shut up, will you?

00:49:30Oh, no.

00:49:31Oh, tough guys.

00:49:33Hey, keep quiet in there, will you?

00:49:34Hey, if you don't want it, you know what?

00:49:35I can't do anything much, but, I can't do anything about it.

00:49:36Well, how do you think we're gonna sleep?

00:49:38Yeah.

00:49:39Well, you tell me to keep quiet, will ya?

00:49:42All right.

00:49:43All right.

00:49:52Oh, shut up, will you?

00:49:54Oh, no.

00:49:56Oh, tough guys.

00:50:00Hey, keep quiet in there, will you?

00:50:02If you don't watch it, you know what you can do, don't get it.

00:50:05Oh, I'm not going to say that.

00:50:05Don't find them, Eddie.

00:50:06I don't.

00:50:08Oh, gee, it kind of spoils things.

00:50:11I mean, this is our wedding night.

00:50:13With all that racket in there, what it makes it seem like a...

00:50:16Well...

00:50:16I understand, Eddie.

00:50:19Sit down here.

00:50:20I want to talk to you.

00:50:21Talk?

00:50:24Sure, what do you want to talk about?

00:50:27Well, it's...

00:50:28Something I want you to know.

00:50:34Thanks.

00:50:39That man you saw in the car last night wasn't just a friend.

00:50:43He used to be my...

00:50:45My sweetheart.

00:50:47Of course, that was before he married to please his family.

00:50:51He's a doctor now.

00:50:53Very fine doctor.

00:50:57We were...

00:50:58Very much in love, Eddie.

00:51:03I was crazy, I guess.

00:51:05Bad.

00:51:06But I loved him.

00:51:09It didn't seem to matter.

00:51:13Do you understand what I mean, Eddie?

00:51:18Yeah.

00:51:19I get you.

00:51:20We're not really married, Eddie.

00:51:22I mean, we could forget it.

00:51:24Just because a man said a couple of words over us doesn't change things.

00:51:27And...

00:51:28And...

00:51:29Well...

00:51:31If you want to, we'll call it quit.

00:51:33I'll understand.

00:51:35I had to tell Eddie.

00:51:36It wasn't fair not to.

00:51:37Don't forget it.

00:51:40I don't want to say it.

00:52:10Hello, Mr. Clark.

00:52:17Well, give me the clerk, will you?

00:52:19Say, listen, what kind of a journey are you running here anyway?

00:52:22If I want to go to an insane asylum, I'd have gone to one.

00:52:30Now I'm not narrow-minded.

00:52:32I'm just sleepy, that's all.

00:52:33I can't go to sleep with all that noise going on.

00:52:35Yeah, yeah, I said so.

00:52:37Glad you're better.

00:52:41All right, I'll give you ten minutes, see?

00:52:43If you don't cut it out, well, I'm going to take the situation with your own hands.

00:52:46Yeah.

00:53:02Daddy, what on earth are you doing?

00:53:03Shh.

00:53:07Here, take a taste of that.

00:53:13What is that?

00:53:14You know, what is it?

00:53:15Now, let's park.

00:53:16You won't do me a good.

00:53:18Here, shorty.

00:53:21Tell me, what is that?

00:53:22Chocolate.

00:53:23I know it's chocolate, but what kind of chocolate?

00:53:26I don't know.

00:53:30Here, Snowball, bite into this.

00:53:33Now, tell me, what is that?

00:53:35Chocolate.

00:53:36I know it's chocolate, but this is a different kind.

00:53:38Tell me, do you like it with the nuts or without the nuts?

00:53:40I like it with or without the nuts.

00:53:42You don't make no difference with me.

00:53:44Just so it's chocolate.

00:53:44Eddie, you've made him sick.

00:53:49Oh, dear.

00:53:50What's the matter, honey?

00:53:50Are you sick?

00:53:51My stomach.

00:53:52Oh, you poor little fellow.

00:53:55He's my brother and he's always sick.

00:53:57Why, I can't hurt him.

00:53:58That's the best joke I've made.

00:53:59Eddie, you should have known better.

00:54:01There.

00:54:02Now, you take him home and tell his mother to give him a good dose of castor oil.

00:54:05Oh, castor oil.

00:54:09Now, darling, you're not going to cry in front of all these big boys, are you?

00:54:12Oh, he's always crying.

00:54:14Well, you tell his mother that he ate too much chocolate.

00:54:16He'll tell her.

00:54:17He tells her everything.

00:54:19Come on, Eddie.

00:54:24Say, couldn't she give me something besides castor oil?

00:54:28You tell her to put a little chocolate in it.

00:54:32Yeah.

00:54:32Oh, dear.

00:54:35Well, go ahead, boys.

00:54:36Right along.

00:54:36That's all for the day.

00:54:37Now, let's see.

00:54:44Stop it, Snowball.

00:54:46Put it back.

00:54:47Go on.

00:54:47Whenever you want to do any more testing, just call on me.

00:54:50My time is your time.

00:54:52All you got to do is one time and I'll be here.

00:54:56Goodbye, Mr. Eddie.

00:54:58Goodbye.

00:55:00Goodbye, Snowball.

00:55:02Now, Eddie, what's it all about?

00:55:06Well, you see, I'm making chocolate bars.

00:55:08These are for those chocolate machines.

00:55:10I was going to surprise you, but you walked in on me.

00:55:13And mind you, these are five-step machines.

00:55:15You see, before, I only made a quarter of a cent on the gum.

00:55:17And with these, I can make two and a half cents.

00:55:19So I figure if I get 200 machines around, I want to make ten times as much as I could on the gum.

00:55:23But, Eddie, what were you doing to the kids?

00:55:25Oh, I have them in here to test for chocolate.

00:55:27You see, I want to know what kind they like the best.

00:55:29And anyway, I'm making my own chocolate.

00:55:31Eddie, what do you know about making chocolate?

00:55:34Well, I've been studying up on it.

00:55:35Say, I'm going to have a business here.

00:55:37You're nothing but a great big kid yourself.

00:55:39Oh, yeah, you just think so.

00:55:40Oh, I've got a surprise for you.

00:55:44This will probably kill you.

00:55:46What do you think I am?

00:55:47What?

00:55:48Incorporated.

00:55:49Incorporated?

00:55:50Sir, look at that.

00:55:51Now, you know something?

00:55:52You own half.

00:55:53You see, I make you the vice president and treasurer because the lawyer said that's what you always do.

00:55:57Does that mean that I take care of all the money?

00:55:59Why, don't do that in previous.

00:56:01Eddie, I'm going to love this job.

00:56:02Yeah.

00:56:03Come up for lunch in a few minutes.

00:56:05Look, look, what is this?

00:56:06He says, the party of the first part says the party of the second part, well,

00:56:10I don't know what this is all about, but we won't upstairs.

00:56:12I'll be up in a while.

00:56:13All right, Henry.

00:56:15Articles of incorporation.

00:56:17Know all men but these presents.

00:56:18Be the andesons and residents of the state of Miss Day voluntarily,

00:56:21assuring a corporation under them, the state of New York.

00:56:25Oh, what the biggest man in town, I guess.

00:56:34Hey, let that alone!

00:56:38Get him away from there!

00:56:40Go on!

00:56:44Ow!

00:56:45Ow!

00:56:46Ow!

00:56:47It's all about him!

00:56:49Ow!

00:56:51Ow!

00:56:52Oh!

00:56:53Aw!

00:56:54Aw!

00:56:57Ah!

00:56:58No!

00:56:58Get him away!

00:57:05Knock out!

00:57:07Aw!

00:57:09Push!

00:57:10I don't know.

00:57:39Seriously, they wouldn't let me in.

00:57:41See that, son?

00:57:43It was the driver's fault.

00:57:44No, it was her fault.

00:57:45She didn't look where she was going.

00:57:49Yeah?

00:57:50They phoned for an ambulance.

00:57:51They're up to the corner and wait for it.

00:57:52All right.

00:57:54No problem, sir.

00:57:59Pat!

00:58:00Pat!

00:58:03Pat!

00:58:06Pat!

00:58:06Gee, honey, listen.

00:58:08Pat, look at me.

00:58:09This is Eddie.

00:58:10Pat, listen to me.

00:58:12Oh, gee, what happened, honey?

00:58:16Max.

00:58:21Max.

00:58:22What?

00:58:30I'm sorry.

00:58:32I can't believe you.

00:58:34I can't believe you.

00:58:38I can't believe you.

00:58:44I can't believe you.

00:58:44And you'll send us the right one.

00:58:46And we'll send them the right one.

00:58:48All of us.

00:59:04Now, x-rays show that she has a fractured spine.

00:59:07She should be operating on it once.

00:59:08It's a very delicate operation.

00:59:11Well, what'll I do?

00:59:13It requires the services of a neurological surgeon.

00:59:16We'll have it sent to any hospital he chooses.

00:59:26Oh.

00:59:27Do you know a doctor, Silver?

00:59:29Yes, he's very splendid.

00:59:34Doctor.

00:59:42Oh, my name is Eddie Doyle.

00:59:56Can I see Dr. Silver, please?

00:59:58Well, I'm sorry, Mr. Doyle, but Dr. Silver is still in consultation.

01:00:01I can't...

01:00:01Well, this is about Pat.

01:00:07He knows her very well.

01:00:08She had an accident, she got hurt, and she might die.

01:00:11Oh, I'm sorry, but I really can't disturb her now.

01:00:15Well...

01:00:16Oh, but you can't go in there.

01:00:18Dr. Silver, pardon me, just...

01:00:20Doctor, it's about Pat, my wife, you know, she's hurt, she was hit...

01:00:24Pat?

01:00:24Yeah.

01:00:25Where is she?

01:00:26She's at the emergency hospital.

01:00:28Phone the Trinity, tell them I'm bringing over a patient.

01:00:30It's an emergency case, Mrs. Edwards, you'll have to excuse me.

01:00:34Make an appointment for Mrs. Edwards tomorrow, come on.

01:00:41One, two, three, nine, eight, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, nine, ten years, and then we'll have to see her Russian doctor.

01:01:07Oh, no, sir.

01:01:31Oh, well, you may watch it in the gallery at night.

01:02:07Is she asleep?

01:02:29Oh, hello.

01:02:41Oh, hello.

01:02:43Hello.

01:02:47Can you pick that for me?

01:02:53There you are.

01:03:05Bill.

01:03:07Yeah?

01:03:08She gets off at 12 o'clock.

01:03:09Do you think you can get a car?

01:03:10Sure.

01:03:11I'll borrow Harry.

01:03:12Say, but listen, don't pull what you did last time.

01:03:13What do you mean, pull what I pulled?

01:03:14You know.

01:03:15Oh, God.

01:03:23Please make a well, will you?

01:03:25Yes.

01:03:27You're feeling much better, aren't you?

01:03:37Yes.

01:03:39No need to worry, she's coming along nicely.

01:03:57Pat, I can't go on with it.

01:04:25I've lived in hell ever since you married him.

01:04:29I love you.

01:04:31Need you.

01:04:32I never knew how much until, until I heard that you were hurt.

01:04:39We can't go on like this.

01:04:44I'll get a divorce, and we'll be married.

01:04:49Say yes, Pat.

01:05:09I've got 185 gum machines and 62 chocolates.

01:05:14Yeah.

01:05:15And there's only about 120 of them that are paid.

01:05:18I know, but they're aged up, don't they?

01:05:19And besides, I've got $300 worth of stock, and, well, there's that goodwill.

01:05:23What do you mean, goodwill?

01:05:25Well, I mean that I'm satisfied.

01:05:27Well, I don't care whether you're satisfied or not.

01:05:30I'll give you $1,400 for the layoff.

01:05:32Oh, gee, $1,400.

01:05:34No, no, I want $2,000.

01:05:36Okay.

01:05:37Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute.

01:05:39I'll tell you what I'll do.

01:05:40I'll split it with you.

01:05:41Give me $1,700, huh?

01:05:43$1,400 or nothing.

01:05:45Don't be crazy, Eddie.

01:05:46How long did it take you to build up this business?

01:05:48Answer me that.

01:05:49Three years.

01:05:50What are you gonna do if you sell it?

01:05:51Go back and work on a subway?

01:05:52Why, $2,000 ain't even enough.

01:05:53I know, I know, but I need the money, don't I?

01:05:55Yeah, and I know it.

01:05:57Well, maybe you can borrow dough enough to...

01:05:59Shut up, Al.

01:06:00All right, you guys.

01:06:01I've been chiseled before.

01:06:03Give me the check.

01:06:05All right, we call the deal, Eddie.

01:06:08Remember, no double-crossing.

01:06:16Need you incorporated.

01:06:18Listen, I'm doing a sign, ain't I?

01:06:20It's all right.

01:06:27Give me a big shot, Pop.

01:06:29Then go home and murder your wife.

01:06:33They're all alike.

01:06:36Oh, you guys are corkers.

01:06:38All you need is a horse and a blackjack.

01:06:46Oh, I'd like to have Mrs. Doyle's bill, please.

01:06:49Oh, yes.

01:06:51Oh, well, that's been taken care of, Mr. Doyle.

01:06:54Dr. Silver had that put on his account.

01:06:56I want my wife's bill.

01:06:57Well, I told you that...

01:06:59I don't care what you told me.

01:07:00Nobody pays my wife's bills but me, see?

01:07:02When I hire a doctor, well, I pay them.

01:07:04Well, if Mrs. Doyle can do what she pleases when she leaves here,

01:07:07but while she's in the hospital, well, I'm going to pay the bills.

01:07:10Well, very well, Al, see what can be done.

01:07:26And then, if Mrs. Doyle can be arrested.

01:07:28I'm going to pay them!

01:07:29Oh, this is pretty good.

01:07:30We can't pay them.

01:07:31I'm going to pay them!

01:07:32Oh, my God.

01:07:33And I can't pay them to pay them.

01:07:35Oh, she's in my house.

01:07:36Oh, I won't pay them.

01:07:37Oh, my God.

01:07:38Oh, my God.

01:07:39Oh, my God.

01:07:40Oh, my God!

01:07:41Oh, my God.

01:08:13Dr. Silver's here.

01:08:29I stopped in to give you a ticket.

01:08:31So you could go aboard by yourself.

01:08:33It'll save you any possible embarrassment.

01:08:36I can't leave him, Max.

01:08:38Not knowing where he is or what he's doing.

01:08:40Pat, you can't remain loyal to a fellow you can't even find.

01:08:46You owe something to yourself.

01:08:49You're not well.

01:08:50And if you keep worrying about Eddie, you never will get well.

01:08:55Pat.

01:08:57Forget about us as Max and Pat.

01:09:00Look on me just now as your doctor.

01:09:01I don't know what to do.

01:09:04Well, I do.

01:09:06And what's more, I'm going to see that you do it.

01:09:08You're coming with me to Vienna.

01:09:10And you're going to get well.

01:09:12And then we're going to be married.

01:09:14Pat, we'll have a fine time.

01:09:17And maybe...

01:09:19Maybe we can get back something we've lost.

01:09:22Maybe.

01:09:23You'll see that she gets on the boat.

01:09:36We'll be there.

01:09:41I'll see you aboard.

01:09:44Don't be late.

01:09:44Do you want to go aboard?

01:10:07No.

01:10:08Well, you'd better stay here while I look out for the luggage.

01:10:11All right.

01:10:11Hey, let that machine alone.

01:10:36What's it, Miss Sister?

01:10:37Put back that money.

01:10:38Are you crazy?

01:10:39Officer!

01:10:40Officer!

01:10:41Give me those pennies!

01:10:45What do you want to go on me?

01:10:46This man is robbing this machine!

01:10:48This ain't screwy!

01:10:49My husband owns these machines!

01:10:50I'm making my rounds collecting my money!

01:10:51I guess I know Eddie's machines when I see them.

01:10:53I'm not going to get to the station!

01:10:54Wait a minute.

01:10:55Wait a minute.

01:10:55One at a time.

01:10:57Now, Miss, what's it all about?

01:10:58Well, this man was taking money from this machine.

01:11:01Well, what of it?

01:11:02It belongs to Eddie.

01:11:03Who's Eddie?

01:11:04My husband.

01:11:05Where is he?

01:11:06I don't know.

01:11:07I can't find him.

01:11:08I don't know who she is, and I don't know who Eddie is.

01:11:13Here's my badge to get on the dock.

01:11:15And here's some papers to approve for the company that I'm working with.

01:11:17See?

01:11:18And I'd like to know what it's all about.

01:11:25Hey, where's Eddie?

01:11:26Hey, do you know Eddie?

01:11:28Yeah.

01:11:28Does he own this machine?

01:11:30No.

01:11:31Well, he sold them.

01:11:33Sold them?

01:11:34I guess, Miss, you've made a mistake.

01:11:36All right, fella, go ahead.

01:11:37Come on, crack.

01:11:38Get out of the body.

01:11:39Come on, I'm going to see you, man.

01:11:40Come on.

01:11:40What do you mean he sold his business?

01:11:48Well, he had to pay a bill.

01:11:50Look, will you sign this paper?

01:11:51What bill?

01:11:52Well, something he had to pay.

01:11:53Sign this, will you?

01:11:54It's important.

01:11:54What bill did he have to pay?

01:11:56Say, are you kidding me?

01:11:57Hospitals ain't free.

01:11:58You mean he sold his business to pay him?

01:12:00Yeah, yeah.

01:12:01Uh, sign this here, will you?

01:12:02Al, where is he?

01:12:03Oh, well, he wouldn't be telling you.

01:12:04He's very busy.

01:12:05Now, sign this here, will you?

01:12:06Why, Al?

01:12:07Well, you're going away with another fellow, ain't you?

01:12:10He thinks that I'm going to...

01:12:11What do you mean, thinks?

01:12:12You're not down here to take swimming lessons.

01:12:15Al, where is he?

01:12:16And what's he doing?

01:12:16He's very busy now.

01:12:18Here's a pen and sign this.

01:12:19Look, see here.

01:12:19What is it?

01:12:20Well, it's for your half of the business.

01:12:22I thought you said he sold it.

01:12:23He did.

01:12:23That's the trouble.

01:12:24And if you sign this, they'll drop the charges.

01:12:27Charges?

01:12:28What charges?

01:12:28Well, when he hit the cop.

01:12:30Hit the cop?

01:12:31What cop?

01:12:32Well, the one that hit him after he socked the other two guys.

01:12:36Socked the other two guys?

01:12:37What guys?

01:12:38The ones that had him arrested.

01:12:40Arrested?

01:12:41What for?

01:12:41For selling something he didn't own.

01:12:43Al, where is he?

01:12:44In jail.

01:12:46In jail?

01:12:47Oh, which one?

01:12:49Uh, 104th Street.

01:12:50And it looks like it's for the level of Mike before you haven't come.

01:12:53There's some mistake, Sergeant.

01:13:01There's a signature right there.

01:13:02Yes, that's mine.

01:13:03Is that your signature?

01:13:04Yes, sir.

01:13:04I'm his wife.

01:13:05Now, what's the bail?

01:13:06$50.

01:13:06$15.

01:13:08$50.

01:13:08Oh, $50.

01:13:09Come on, Doyle.

01:13:18Eddie!

01:13:19Yeah?

01:13:19Eddie!

01:13:22Oh, Eddie.

01:13:25Eddie, why did you do it?

01:13:26Well, these fellas call me a crook.

01:13:29I don't mean to fight.

01:13:30I mean, send me that note.

01:13:33Well, I figured that you...

01:13:35That I was in love with Max.

01:13:36Yeah.

01:13:37Oh, Eddie.

01:13:39Oh, good to see you.

01:13:42It's no use.

01:13:43I mean, you...

01:13:44It's the devil you.

01:13:47I sent you that note because...

01:13:49Oh, well, I don't blame you.

01:13:50I mean, Max is a swell guy and he's done so much for you.

01:13:53Eddie, I don't love Max.

01:13:55It's you.

01:13:56Oh, please believe me, darling.

01:13:59I haven't been able to...

01:14:01Have you honest?

01:14:02Oh, of course I have.

01:14:03You've been so silly.

01:14:06Well, gee, I didn't know.

01:14:07I thought...

01:14:08You're going out of a while.

01:14:09Gee, thank you.

01:14:10Oh, I'm so happy.

01:14:11Come on.

01:14:13And now we have to start the business all over again.

01:14:15Yeah, but I got a new idea.

01:14:17A dime machine.

01:14:18A dime machine?

01:14:19Sure.

01:14:19You put a dime in a slot and you pull the handle.

01:14:21What do you think happens?

01:14:21What?

01:14:22A spray of perfume comes out.

01:14:24Perfume?

01:14:24Well, certainly.

01:14:26Before I get through, I'll have the whole New York smelling like a lily.

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