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"Crossing into Silence" is a journey through the quiet spaces of the soul — where unspoken emotions linger, and memories echo in stillness. A haunting blend of reflection and surrender, this work explores the fragile line between holding on and letting go, between noise and the deep, inevitable hush that follows. Whether as a song, a story, or a visual piece, it invites the audience to step into the quiet and feel what words can no longer say.
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00:00:00The
00:00:30Oh, my God.
00:01:00yes and you're not a resident of this day I am NOT you mind telling the court
00:01:07why you came here I've been here nearly a month visiting friends oh merely a
00:01:12pleasure yes you made the acquaintance of young man since your arrival several
00:01:19young men I mean a certain young man his name is Jeffrey Powell that's what he
00:01:23told me he caused that man to fall in love with you I had nothing to do with
00:01:28that no no Courtney need I remind you you're under old look out of that
00:01:35window do you see that that's the bridge of size that leads from this building to
00:01:42the tomb a perjurer can walk across it in ten seconds but it takes ten years to
00:01:48return now do you dare deny that you let Jeffrey Powell on that you flirted with
00:01:53him scandalously if you used every sirens while every feminine trick to
00:01:58ensnare him no no you made him your servant your slave answer that question
00:02:02please your honor you must answer that question
00:02:05I can't I can't will you uh will you have dinner with me tonight Marion why Jeff
00:02:14well it's a good thing that I didn't keep you waiting any longer either wrung a
00:02:22confession from you or a date for dinner tonight you would not I'm having dinner
00:02:28with you and your wife judge good I'm supposed to be your house guest I've spent
00:02:31nearly all my evenings with him I object incompetent irrelevant and I love you
00:02:35why Jeff uh objection sustained the court awards the custody of the dependent of the prosecution thank you judge
00:02:42we'll have dinner to Thornton and we'll go to the new show and on the way home I
00:02:47propose you again and I'll say no again oh but someday you'll say yes you better give in
00:02:52he's the best prosecutor in the district attorney's staff oh all right you mean you
00:02:58will marry me I'll have dinner with you keep after her Jeff she's weakening I will I'll
00:03:04be by for you at 6 30 in the meantime you can practice saying oh this is so sudden hello dear
00:03:15hello hello hello Teddy oh sweetheart did the husband of mine keep you waiting long not long
00:03:21I didn't mind yeah now it's Jeff Powell to keep her company don't pay any attention to the old matchmaker
00:03:26oh well I found a pretty good husband for you didn't I and Marion's a prize good family well
00:03:34prominent father and not too homely oh Eddie oh uh here's another one of those letters for you
00:03:41oh thanks she's going after that Jeffrey Powell again oh I'm terribly sorry about that sorry at all
00:03:47she begged him to invite her I didn't do anything and ordered him to be here at half past six oh I
00:03:53know I know I'll have the hittable help you so you won't be late and you come along and quit testering
00:03:58the time well it's a disgrace the way she pursues the boy just the way you ran me down and
00:04:02oh
00:04:03oh
00:04:04oh
00:04:04oh
00:05:03Isn't it lovely weather we've been having?
00:05:04And who do you think is going to win the election?
00:05:06What?
00:05:07Never say what.
00:05:08Say I beg your pardon.
00:05:09I'm changing the conversation.
00:05:11Oh.
00:05:11I prefer traveling by air myself.
00:05:13Just as I've always claimed, it pays to buy all the goods.
00:05:17There I stood on the 18th green.
00:05:19With only 289 shopping days left.
00:05:22The irony of it all.
00:05:24Speaking of shopping days, I was doing some shopping myself this afternoon.
00:05:27And I said to myself, says I, one of these days she's going to say yes.
00:05:30And when she does, I want to be ready.
00:05:33So?
00:05:36Oh, not now, Jeff.
00:05:38I've waited so long.
00:05:39You've only known me for three weeks.
00:05:41I've been proposing for two of them.
00:05:44Jeff.
00:05:46I can't answer you now.
00:05:48Really, I can't.
00:05:49Why can't you?
00:05:51Reasons.
00:05:53Reasons what reasons?
00:05:54I can't tell you that either.
00:05:56Do you know I'd like to say something very inelegant?
00:05:59Okay, go ahead.
00:06:03Biddleface.
00:06:13Jeff, would you mind getting my compact?
00:06:16I'd love to do the pocket of your overcoat.
00:06:18Sure.
00:06:18Harry.
00:06:31Mary.
00:06:31Oh, but it's good to see you.
00:06:33And you too.
00:06:34I've been looking everywhere for you.
00:06:35There's so much to tell you.
00:06:36You can't show it here.
00:06:37There's too many people.
00:06:39And I have friends waiting for me.
00:06:44I'll call you tomorrow.
00:06:46Where are you staying?
00:06:47At the blazer.
00:06:48And you will call me, won't you?
00:06:50Promise me.
00:06:51Of course I will.
00:06:53Goodbye.
00:06:58Hello.
00:06:59Hello.
00:06:59Hello.
00:06:59I thought I'd find you here.
00:07:01You're just leaving.
00:07:03Look, Harry.
00:07:03I want to talk to you about this.
00:07:04Quiet, will you?
00:07:05Quiet.
00:07:09There's your war paint on it.
00:07:11Thanks.
00:07:12Miss me?
00:07:14Remindlessly.
00:07:15Liar.
00:07:15What about it?
00:07:21I told you, if you'd see me next week, I'd kiss you in.
00:07:24But what about it?
00:07:25All right, listen.
00:07:25I don't know.
00:07:26I don't know.
00:07:26Oh,
00:07:48Just a minute, wait a minute, it's all right.
00:07:52All right, he was with the guy. What guy? With the guy to get busted in.
00:07:59I've seen the whole team. You'll have to stay here to the parking lot.
00:08:02We've waited in the cab if you don't mind. All right.
00:08:05Of course, you're waiting time. Okay.
00:08:16You run up the witnesses our phone headquarters. Right.
00:08:19Well, anybody that saw any of this. Well, I was inside. You heard the shot then I came running out.
00:08:23Officer, I saw him in the restaurant. There were five terrible-looking men with him.
00:08:27Oh, it was awful. And what's your name? Peggy Watts.
00:08:32I'm afraid I'd ate the wreck. The man's been killed. It's a nasty man. I'll have to take charge.
00:08:36That's all right, Jeff, I understand. I'll get your cab.
00:08:39What?
00:08:41Taxi.
00:08:42Go late, boss. It's time to take it.
00:08:44Sorry, miss.
00:08:58Good night, dear.
00:08:59Good night, dear.
00:09:00Good night, dear.
00:09:07Then the young guy yanks the Roscoe and...
00:09:09When?
00:09:11Then he shoves the gas to the dame and blows.
00:09:13He what?
00:09:14He pokes the gun to the scoich and scrams.
00:09:18Dots.
00:09:20Powders.
00:09:21Can't you understand, English?
00:09:22Sir, talk at that.
00:09:23What does she do with the gun?
00:09:24Nothing at voice. Then she pokes it in the voice.
00:09:26Then she pokes it in the voice.
00:09:27And then?
00:09:28She and the dude would have come down in me cab.
00:09:30It's the same story that the taffy peddler told.
00:09:33Yeah.
00:09:34I talked to the woman in the gambler.
00:09:36Right.
00:09:37Can I scram now?
00:09:38No, not yet. You wait in the next room.
00:09:39Then keep your gab shut.
00:09:40Okay, Chief.
00:09:41But the meter on the cab's running.
00:09:43Somebody's gonna give me what I got coming.
00:09:45I wish I could give it to you, my lad.
00:09:47Oh, how I wish I could.
00:09:52Come on.
00:09:56Miss Zane, Mr. Norman, will you step in now, please?
00:10:00Yes, of course.
00:10:06Not yet, Miss.
00:10:07But I've been waiting simply for hours.
00:10:09It won't be much longer.
00:10:10I don't know what my gentlemen friends will think my being here so long with all you men.
00:10:15I'm afraid you're perfectly safe.
00:10:17I'm afraid so, too.
00:10:22Now, we'd like to have your account of what occurred tonight.
00:10:28Nasselli and I used to meet at the Taunton every Thursday night.
00:10:31Why did you?
00:10:32Well, uh...
00:10:33Oh, come on. Open up.
00:10:35This is no gambling prosecution.
00:10:38Thanks.
00:10:39Well, to arrange a little friendly game.
00:10:42West had played with us a few times.
00:10:44He knew about the Taunton.
00:10:45He was going to play with you tonight?
00:10:46No. That's why he was mad at Nasselli.
00:10:48Spread that up a little bit, will you?
00:10:50Oh, West was a piker player.
00:10:52He'd lost to Nasselli and wanted a chance to get his own back.
00:10:55Nasselli was sick and tired of his whining and refused to bring him along with us.
00:10:59West insisted.
00:11:00The boy was...
00:11:01I mean, he'd been drinking.
00:11:03I don't think he'd realize.
00:11:04West followed us out of the restaurant.
00:11:06When we got to the top of the steps, he swore at Nasselli.
00:11:08Struck him and Nasselli struck back.
00:11:10Then West pulled a gun, fired and ran.
00:11:12What did he do with the gun?
00:11:14He dropped it into my hands.
00:11:15Oh, into your hands?
00:11:16I was frightened.
00:11:17Things happened so unexpectedly.
00:11:19Yes, yes, we understand.
00:11:20All I could think of was to get away from there.
00:11:22And, uh, what did you do with the gun?
00:11:25Oh, I hid it in my purse.
00:11:26And then when the officer came, Arnie made me give it to him.
00:11:30I see.
00:11:31Well, that'll be all for a moment.
00:11:33If you'll wait in the next room.
00:11:34Certainly.
00:11:42How many people know we have the gun besides the officer and ourselves?
00:11:45Well, there's those two there, the taffy peddler and that flippity-tongued taxi pirate.
00:11:50Hold all of them as material witness.
00:11:52But the woman.
00:11:53The woman, too.
00:11:54But she admitted hiding the gun in her purse.
00:11:55That makes her an accessory after the fact.
00:11:57I realize that, but I'm not interested in prosecuting a foolish woman for something she did in a moment of hysteria.
00:12:01Besides, I want to keep the defense guessing.
00:12:04Guessing?
00:12:05About the gun.
00:12:06Until the trial.
00:12:07The moment we arrested her, they'd know why.
00:12:10Then tis material witnesses there be, the whole lot of them.
00:12:13And see that no word about the gun leaks out.
00:12:15Oh, I'll gag me, sir.
00:12:17So I don't blab in me sleep.
00:12:19Okay.
00:12:20There.
00:12:27Ah, good morning, beautiful.
00:12:29Lovely morning, huh?
00:12:30It's going to rain.
00:12:31Hmm?
00:12:33Well, so it is.
00:12:35Well, that'll be good for the crop.
00:12:37Good for the crop.
00:12:38How did you know I was going to say that?
00:12:40Well, you've been saying it every cloudy morning for the past 17 years.
00:12:47Well, good morning, my dear.
00:12:48Good morning, Penny.
00:12:49Good morning.
00:12:50Good morning.
00:12:51Morning, Marion.
00:12:53Good morning.
00:12:54Good morning.
00:12:55Good morning, Miss Marion.
00:12:56How are you this morning, Miss Hittable?
00:12:57Poorly, Miss Blaisdell.
00:12:58When there's rain in the air, my rheumatism gets worse and worse.
00:13:06You shouldn't see her like that, dear.
00:13:08You know she has no sense of humor.
00:13:19Oh, Marion.
00:13:20Yes?
00:13:31Yes?
00:13:32What is it?
00:13:33Judge, who's the best criminal lawyer in the city?
00:13:54Alan Adams.
00:13:55Alan Adams.
00:13:56Yes.
00:13:57What do you think of this?
00:13:58What?
00:13:59Harry West is going to be defended by Alan Adams.
00:14:03Well, that means we're in for a real battle.
00:14:07What do you suppose West got the money to hire him?
00:14:09I've been wondering about that myself.
00:14:11Well, that means we're in for a real battle.
00:14:14What do you suppose West got the money to hire him?
00:14:16I've been wondering about that myself.
00:14:17Right in there, Jeff.
00:14:18Thanks.
00:14:19Hello there.
00:14:20Hello, Jeff.
00:14:21Hello, Jeff.
00:14:22What do you suppose West got the money to hire him?
00:14:23I've been wondering about that myself.
00:14:38Are you there, Jeff?
00:14:39Thanks.
00:14:41Hello there.
00:14:42Hello, Jeff.
00:14:43How are you?
00:14:44How are you?
00:14:45hello there yeah I've been neglecting you terribly yes you have I was thinking
00:14:56of you were you here no what's this at the past of the trial that you can see
00:15:03your husband-to-be opposed the great Alan Adams
00:15:07Jeff do you really believe that Harry West is guilty beyond any doubt but
00:15:15yeah but what although the paper says Adams is confident well I'm afraid the
00:15:22confident mr. Adams is in for a surprise surprise you'll see when you come to the
00:15:26trial I'll be there Jeff I'll be there every day all that'll be fine
00:15:36the state may proceed
00:15:46your honor gentlemen the jury the contention of the state is defendants shot and kill
00:15:53the celly I have no desire of involving this trial unnecessarily I believe the
00:16:01simple facts are sufficient to convince you beyond reasonable doubt it's all
00:16:08first with every person to the stand
00:16:16and you're the head waiter yes I'm the head waiter at the thought on the night of
00:16:22the 18th mr. Norman mr. Nacelli and miss fame came into the restaurant about a
00:16:27half-hour later a man came in and asked where they were is that man in the
00:16:31courtroom yes that's the man that's all I saw that man come in and I saw him
00:16:42leave he was arguing with poor mr. Nacelli I know him anywhere mr. Westman
00:16:47me thank you your witness
00:16:58it's what how many people came in the rest while you were there I haven't the
00:17:03biggest idea did I come in I don't think so did a man with a long black beard
00:17:09coming I don't know and why are you certain Harry West was there because I saw a young
00:17:14lady stop him right by my table arguing on his way out no on his way in did you
00:17:20know the young lady no I just glanced at it and you happen to glance at mr. West
00:17:26when he went out I suppose you could describe this young lady the one you just
00:17:31glanced at oh of course she was wearing a gold embroidered before evening gown it
00:17:36had puffed sleeves a square neckline small buckles and a gold metal cloth belt
00:17:40that a stable trim throw all the hems were hand rolled and was made out of ten
00:17:44and three eight yards in the turret and you just glanced at this one well how could you
00:17:55possibly tell how much material there was an account of the eighth of a yard because
00:17:58it was exactly like one I made for myself that's why I glanced at it and now miss
00:18:04what is this the lady I think the attorney is leaving the witness by direct interest this
00:18:09thing I rephrase my question do you see the young lady in the court your honor I did speak
00:18:17to a young lady but she's not here and has no connection with this case that's all miss what
00:18:24your honor I asked the witness be instructed to answer that question I withdraw my question your
00:18:31honor the witness will answer the question what question do you see the young lady in the court
00:18:38well
00:18:48no I don't believe that she's here but I'd know the best if I saw it that's all I was on my way to the
00:18:56theater to sell my Taffy I saw him pull the gun and shoot mr. Miss Ellie just like the Taffy guy said
00:19:06he didn't give him a chance I've seen the whole thing West had been drinking it was very quarrelsome
00:19:12he struck Miss Ellie looked out a gun and pulled the trigger I heard a whistle blowing and I came running as I
00:19:21rounded the corner I bumped into West so I held him thank you your witness
00:19:35when you caught Mr. West did you search him yes I did thoroughly yes did he have any weapon on his
00:19:41person particularly a gun he did not that's all your honor the state has established that the murder of
00:19:51Nacelli use a gun mr. West was captured within 200 feet of the font and entrance without any weapon no gun
00:19:58has been introduced in court and there has been no effort made apparently to find this weapon therefore I
00:20:03I demand an immediate dismissal I have to say to prepare to call witnesses covering the point in question
00:20:08the state may proceed
00:20:10I'd like to offer in evidence this gun and ask that it may be marked for exhibit
00:20:17no direction it may be so much almost a
00:20:22Ellen saying to the stand please
00:20:24how much where to tell the truth the whole truth nothing but the truth
00:20:33help you God I do what is the name please Evelyn saying be seated
00:20:40saying you were present at the time of the shooting I was
00:20:43will you tell us in your own words what occurred immediately after the shot was fired
00:20:46when the gun went off I was frightened stunned I didn't realize what had happened
00:20:51and then Harry Mr. West thrust the gun into my hand
00:20:59is this the gun
00:21:00I believe so
00:21:01yes
00:21:06go on please
00:21:07and then he
00:21:08Mr. West ran off
00:21:10well I was confused terribly
00:21:12so I thrust the gun into my purse and hurried down the steps
00:21:15Your Honor
00:21:16Your Honor I demand that this would just be placed under arrest as an accessory after the fact
00:21:19unless the state has promised her immunity in return for a testimony
00:21:23promise nothing
00:21:24then I demand that she be placed in custody
00:21:26perhaps her story won't be so clear when she faces prison
00:21:28Your Honor
00:21:29I insist upon her
00:21:30she's convicted herself
00:21:31but she did it in a moment of hysteria
00:21:33Your Honor
00:21:34silence
00:21:36Felix placed the witness under arrest
00:21:38the court will now adjourn for a brief recess
00:21:40well young man I hope you realize what we're up against now
00:21:58I do
00:22:01if I put you on the stand will you tell the jury the truth
00:22:04I'll tell them I'm innocent
00:22:07will you tell them who you really are
00:22:12no
00:22:14very well
00:22:18come in Miss Courtney
00:22:21Harry
00:22:22what are you doing here
00:22:23oh Harry I
00:22:24I sent for her
00:22:25get her out of here
00:22:26please
00:22:27now we've got to have an understanding the three of us
00:22:30you've written this boy's life
00:22:31he refuses to let me use what I know of his past
00:22:34and if I put him on the stand
00:22:35Powell will rip him apart on cross-examination
00:22:38I refuse to answer
00:22:39exactly
00:22:40and every man in that jury will think you're hiding something and they'll convict you
00:22:42how much would it help if he did talk
00:22:52I'd stand one chance in a thousand of getting him off with the life sentence
00:22:56it's not worth it
00:22:57then I'll have to put her on the stand
00:22:58I won't let you drag her name into this
00:23:00oh Harry please
00:23:01if I get into this I'll do the pain
00:23:03oh but listen dear I
00:23:04get her out of here
00:23:05please
00:23:06we suppose Adams will put West on the stand
00:23:17I doubt it
00:23:26Mary
00:23:28what were you doing in that room?
00:23:29oh Jeff I
00:23:30you were in there with Adams and West
00:23:31I know
00:23:32no I wasn't
00:23:33I saw you
00:23:34Mary
00:23:35that night Mrs. Thornton you wore a gold dress
00:23:38I don't know what you're talking about
00:23:39it was you who spoke to Harry West
00:23:40Jeff please
00:23:41what have you to do with him?
00:23:42why are you mixed up?
00:23:43I can't tell you not now
00:23:44I've got to know
00:23:45Jeff please
00:23:46tell me what you mean to
00:23:47I can't
00:23:52you're quite right sir
00:23:54I fired test bullets from the gun and compared them to the slug taken from the Sully's body
00:23:59and as an expert on ballistics it's your conclusion that this is the murder weapon
00:24:05it is
00:24:07your witness
00:24:08no question
00:24:10that's all
00:24:14your honor
00:24:15state rest
00:24:26your honor
00:24:27gentlemen of the jury
00:24:31the able attorneys for the state
00:24:34have called witnesses
00:24:36presented experts
00:24:37have shown you evidence
00:24:38in an attempt
00:24:39to prove Harry West's guilt
00:24:42the defense has no witnesses
00:24:44no experts
00:24:45no circumstantial evidence
00:24:47I believe my client
00:24:50I believe this murder was cunningly planned
00:24:52and ingeniously executed in such a manner
00:24:54as to throw the blame
00:24:55on an innocent boy
00:24:57my only defense will be
00:24:59the honest story
00:25:00of a young man
00:25:02call Harry West
00:25:04Harry West for the stand
00:25:06I do
00:25:07what is your name?
00:25:08Harry West
00:25:09be seated
00:25:10now Harry
00:25:11I want you to tell the jury exactly what happened that night
00:25:14all right
00:25:16I will
00:25:18what I need
00:25:20Mr. Norman said about my being at the Thornton
00:25:21was true
00:25:23I've lost money to Mr. Nazzelli
00:25:24I've wanted a chance to win it back
00:25:28I've been drinking
00:25:29but not enough to
00:25:30to do what they said I did
00:25:31when we reached the door
00:25:33the celly said
00:25:34look Harry
00:25:35meet the drinks
00:25:36Was true
00:25:38I've lost money to mr. Zoey. I
00:25:41Wanted a chance to win it back
00:25:43I've been drinking but not enough to to do what they said I did
00:25:47When we reached the door
00:25:49Miss Ellie said look Harry meet us next week, and I'll kiss you in and
00:25:53Then he lunged against me as though Arnie had shoved him. I grabbed him to help him get his balance like anybody would
00:26:00Then I heard a shot
00:26:02He he tried to hang on to me then he he went down on the steps
00:26:09Arnie press the gun against my side and said beat it or I'll let you have it, too. I was frightened I ran
00:26:17Arnie Norman children not me
00:26:21Your witness
00:26:28No questions
00:26:32I
00:27:02Hello
00:27:04Hello
00:27:06Speaking
00:27:09Yes
00:27:10Yes
00:27:11Yes
00:27:15Thank you
00:27:20Guilty
00:27:21There was no recommendation or leniency the court has no choice
00:27:31There's no choice
00:27:41This is Don Hayes your air reporter coming to you with our noon broadcast of worldwide news
00:27:46Our first item is an echo of the sensational mystery man murder trial that ended last week in the death verdict of Harry West
00:27:51Today just five days after West conviction Evelyn duchess fame was found guilty as accessory after the fact and given a one to five year sentence in the women's state penitentiary
00:28:02Now look here Arnie. Steady duchess will you?
00:28:04What you told me?
00:28:05Don't worry you'll be taken care of
00:28:07I'd better be
00:28:08You will
00:28:09Time's up miss
00:28:10Time's up miss
00:28:12Salam
00:28:17Well why did she leave? Where did she go?
00:28:19She left this morning Jeff. I helped her with her traveling arrangements
00:28:23Did she know that I've been trying to see her ever since the trial?
00:28:25Yes
00:28:27Well then why wouldn't she give me just a minute?
00:28:30Perhaps she couldn't Jeff. She asked me to give you this
00:28:33Where does Marion's family live?
00:28:48She has a sister in San Francisco
00:28:50Did she go there?
00:28:52No Jeff. She didn't
00:28:54Where did she go then?
00:28:55I can't tell you that Jeff
00:28:56Why?
00:28:58Because I promised her I'd tell no one
00:29:03I see
00:29:07Well thanks. Goodbye
00:29:17Name?
00:29:18Lucille Bennett
00:29:20321 C building. Move on
00:29:24Name?
00:29:25Olga Bulich
00:29:27415 C building. Move on
00:29:31Your name?
00:29:32Mary Court
00:29:33Oh Alice
00:29:34Yes
00:29:35Wasn't we one girl alone in a double cell?
00:29:39Evelyn Sane in B building
00:29:41Put this girl in with her
00:29:43What's your name?
00:29:44Mary Court
00:29:47519 B building
00:29:49Move on
00:29:51Name?
00:29:57Taxi
00:29:58This is Mary Court
00:29:59Will you introduce her to the other three?
00:30:01Yes, Miss Butler
00:30:02This is Taxi Falls
00:30:03Glad to know you, Mary
00:30:04Hello
00:30:05This is Laura Summers
00:30:06Hello
00:30:07How do you do?
00:30:08Is this your first trip?
00:30:09Uh-huh
00:30:10Like to meet the club members?
00:30:11Love to
00:30:12What you up for?
00:30:13Buying things
00:30:14Hot stuff?
00:30:15Hot chicks
00:30:16Hello, Miss Butler
00:30:17This is Mary Court
00:30:18Hello
00:30:19Hello, Sally
00:30:20Do you recognize her?
00:30:21No
00:30:22I had her pictures in all the papers
00:30:25Three of her husbands came home at once
00:30:27I found the other one there
00:30:28Oh
00:30:29Stella
00:30:30This is Mary Court
00:30:31Stella Allen
00:30:32Hello
00:30:33Hello
00:30:34Glad to meet you
00:30:35Thanks
00:30:37She's been here since the joint with the kindergarten
00:30:39Every time they let her out she's set fire to something
00:30:42Something she's insured
00:30:43Oh
00:30:44I'm glad she hasn't a policy on this place
00:30:46They're just joining today
00:30:48I've been in some war with saddle a cockles and played polo
00:30:52What's your room number?
00:30:53519
00:30:54519
00:30:55Uh-oh
00:30:56Well, she have fun
00:30:57What's the matter with 519?
00:30:58You double with the Duchess
00:31:00The Duchess?
00:31:01Yeah, that same thing
00:31:03She's only been here weeks if you think her father owned the joint
00:31:06And her nothing but a gambler's, sweetie
00:31:08Give her half attention, she'll run you ragged
00:31:10Well, I've cast phony checks in better than she has
00:31:13Maybe I'll do a little running myself
00:31:15Maybe and maybe not
00:31:17Presenting Her Highness the Duchess
00:31:20I'm Mary Court
00:31:22How interesting
00:31:27I thought so
00:31:28Frost didn't
00:31:29Isn't it funny how some people hit it off
00:31:32Just like that
00:31:33You know
00:31:34I wouldn't be surprised if we did
00:31:47Hey, Arnie
00:31:52Come here
00:31:59Hello, Becky
00:32:00I've been looking for you
00:32:02Is that so?
00:32:03I haven't seen you since Nazelli's funeral
00:32:06Oh, I've been around
00:32:07Sure sad about him, huh?
00:32:09Too bad
00:32:10I freed your sentence
00:32:12Uh-huh
00:32:13I backed him, you know
00:32:16You did?
00:32:17Uh-huh
00:32:18I used to pay his losings and uh
00:32:20Split in on his winnings
00:32:23Though now I'm going around collecting a lot of loose change
00:32:26He had coming to him
00:32:27Oh, I uh
00:32:30I have your IOUs for uh
00:32:33Let me see
00:32:38Thirty-eight thousand dollars
00:32:41I guess that's about right
00:32:42Yeah, sure it's right
00:32:44I'll see you about that in a couple of days, Becky, huh?
00:32:46He'll see you about that in a couple of days, Becky, huh?
00:32:48He'll see me about it tomorrow at noon
00:32:52Don't you, pal?
00:32:56Okay
00:32:57Okay
00:33:16Hello
00:33:25Court
00:33:26Yeah?
00:33:27Hand me that nail file
00:33:32I said hand me that nail file
00:33:33You're as near it as I am
00:33:36Court
00:33:38One of us is going to be boss around here
00:33:41Now hand me that nail file
00:33:46All right
00:34:00There's your nail file
00:34:04Do you know that you might have
00:34:05Sure I might have
00:34:06Are you crazy?
00:34:08No
00:34:11But you see
00:34:12I'd rather be friends than be boys
00:34:14Oh
00:34:17Well
00:34:18Let's be friends
00:34:20Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
00:34:29Yes?
00:34:30I'll send him right in
00:34:35Hello, get me that
00:34:37Hello
00:34:38Have you any news for me?
00:34:39No, don't rush me
00:34:40Have you some trace of it?
00:34:41You know the trouble with the general public?
00:34:42Even them as I know better
00:34:45Including yourself
00:34:46Is it never telling the police
00:34:47All that you know
00:34:48Then you found her
00:34:49I haven't set me eyes again her
00:34:52But I do know where she is
00:34:54And if you'd had the decency to tell me about her record
00:34:57Me byes wouldn't have wasted so much good time
00:34:59Record?
00:35:00Well that girl hasn't any records
00:35:01Oh hasn't she now?
00:35:03Well then maybe that ain't her
00:35:04she now well then maybe that ain't her it is mary admittin a record as long as your arm under the
00:35:18name of mary court mary courtney mary court sentenced by judge blazel well this is a phony
00:35:28it's a frame on it i guessed it oh you did i did you know girls that pretty ain't sent to prison
00:35:37not as long as judges and cops have got their eyesight
00:35:44there how does that look fine could you set a little deeper here i'll try
00:35:50i need like to wave that way it must be grand to have a big shot like i know i'm crazy over you
00:35:55enough to come clear up here on visiting day he'd come further than that to see me even if he
00:36:00didn't have to have to oh well a little higher right here ah i wish my boyfriend would come and see me
00:36:10why doesn't he same reason why i can't go and see him he's a jollyette look mary maybe i can get arnie
00:36:17to help him he's got a lot of pull huh why the laugh if arnie's got so much drag how come you're here
00:36:26maybe i won't be very long you mean he's gonna see you i'll tell you more about that after i see him
00:36:33oh your business is here oh i'll be ready in a minute mary's visitor well i'm not expecting any
00:36:39visitors come on
00:36:47mary yeah i came here to find out what and you can go right back to your office because i don't
00:36:53want to hear anything you've got to say i told you to stay away from me and i meant it well but
00:36:57mary and what are you but that ought to be plain enough even for you
00:37:03hello miss fowell oh hello how are you who did you want to see
00:37:08miss bainby evelyn bain
00:37:18well who's your visitor a snoop from the d.a's office what he wants
00:37:23can't you guess squeal on your friends and i'll help you huh
00:37:26stay close to me honey and you won't have to turn pigeon to fly this coop what do you mean
00:37:35arnie's getting awfully lonesome for me when do we go
00:37:39pen tonight
00:37:57so
00:38:01so
00:38:05Oh, my God.
00:38:35There's a fire in the prison. Send the fire department.
00:38:38Go. Go. Come on. Quick. Get up. Get up. Get out of here. Quick. Hurry up.
00:38:41Hurry up. Hurry up.
00:38:44Come on. Come on.
00:38:46Come on. Get down here.
00:38:48Come on. Get down here. Come on.
00:39:00Fire in with the gate. The fire in with the cover.
00:39:05Fire in with the fire.
00:39:16Hi, Justice. Hiya, Tommy.
00:39:18Didn't know you were bringing a friend along.
00:39:19Oh, she's okay. Get in.
00:39:24Got a cigarette, Tommy.
00:39:26Thanks.
00:39:27Hey. Am I seen you before, baby?
00:39:36Don't tell me we went over Niagara Falls in the same barrel.
00:39:39No, Kip.
00:39:40Come on, Tommy. Let's get going.
00:39:41Ouch!
00:39:44Your coat in the car up here, Doctors.
00:39:45Oh, thanks.
00:39:46You better take this coat to hide that outfit.
00:39:48Okay.
00:39:48Okay.
00:39:48Okay.
00:39:48Okay.
00:39:48Okay.
00:40:18Hello, Arnie.
00:40:26How are you?
00:40:27Oh, gee, it's good to be here.
00:40:30How'd everything go?
00:40:31Perfect.
00:40:32Who's the girl?
00:40:33Oh, Mary.
00:40:34Meet Arnie Norman.
00:40:35This is Mary Coy.
00:40:37Oh, so you're Arnie Norman.
00:40:39Hello.
00:40:40Haven't I seen you before?
00:40:42Yeah, I saw you in the visiting room.
00:40:44Oh.
00:40:44I've seen this dame someplace else, boss, but I ain't sure yet where.
00:40:48But I'll get you, baby.
00:40:49I never forget the face.
00:40:52I wouldn't forget a face like yours, either.
00:40:55Careful, Arnie.
00:40:56She's got a boyfriend.
00:40:57Uh-huh.
00:40:57In Joliet.
00:40:59How very convenient.
00:41:00What did you say?
00:41:03I said she could lay low here until the heat blows over.
00:41:05Then maybe we can take her over the line with her.
00:41:07Over the line?
00:41:08Sure.
00:41:09You don't think I'm going to parade you around the city, do you?
00:41:11I'm not a good bear myself right now.
00:41:13Oh, Arnie, the police haven't learned.
00:41:14No, it isn't the cops.
00:41:15It's Nacelli's gang.
00:41:17They're trying to squeeze me on those IOUs.
00:41:19Oh, Arnie.
00:41:19Oh, they won't find me here, I guess.
00:41:22Still, never mind that.
00:41:23You kids are hungry, aren't you?
00:41:24Yeah, Dom.
00:41:25Tommy, have, uh, let's just throw something together, will you?
00:41:30Your clothes are over in the bedroom, then.
00:41:32Thanks.
00:41:32Come on, kid.
00:41:33I'll loan you something with a little snap to it.
00:41:34Okay.
00:41:41There.
00:41:42How's that?
00:41:43Fine, thanks.
00:41:46Come in.
00:41:49Aren't you ready yet?
00:41:51There he is.
00:41:51I'll be ready in a minute.
00:41:52Well, come on and have a cocktail with me while she finishes dressing.
00:41:55Sure, run along.
00:42:01Hey, you look swell in that outfit.
00:42:03I'm glad you like it.
00:42:04Mm-hmm.
00:42:04Well, I guess the drink will go swell after that ride of yours.
00:42:09Thanks.
00:42:11Here's to freedom.
00:42:12Mary?
00:42:13To freedom, Mr. Norman.
00:42:15Her name is Arnie.
00:42:17Arnie.
00:42:20You can sit down unless I bring the coffee.
00:42:23Okay.
00:42:24There you go, down here.
00:42:26Thanks.
00:42:31There we are.
00:42:32Is that comfortable?
00:42:33Yes, thank you.
00:42:34Good.
00:42:44Don't I rate a drink?
00:42:46Sure.
00:42:47Hey, Tommy, give the doctor a drink, will he?
00:42:57Andrew?
00:42:58Thanks, Tommy.
00:42:59They look swell.
00:43:00They're not so bad.
00:43:06Cigarette, please.
00:43:13This is certainly grand of you, Arnie.
00:43:15Oh, don't mention it, baby.
00:43:18I'd like you to do me just one more favor, huh?
00:43:20Name it.
00:43:22Know me some clothes and a couple of dollars, and I'll be on my way in the morning.
00:43:25Uh-uh, nothing doing it.
00:43:27You're staying right here.
00:43:33Well, if you insist.
00:43:35Hello, Geoffrey, my lad.
00:43:56Hello, anything turn up?
00:43:57Have you located her?
00:43:58Hello, I haven't found your vanishing lady friend.
00:44:01My hunch is that she's with the Duchess and Arnie Norman.
00:44:04Which might be anywhere, since Arnie can't be found.
00:44:08Yeah.
00:44:09You know, there's a rumor that Packy Lacey, with blood in his eye, is wearing out his arches looking for Arnie.
00:44:17Packy Lacey?
00:44:18Where does he fit in?
00:44:19Boy, that murdering blackguard of a racketeer put up all the money the late Mr. Noselli gambled with.
00:44:26Oh.
00:44:26And, uh, two and two makes...
00:44:29Twenty-two.
00:44:32He's over in my office now.
00:44:34Suppose we go over and have a bit of a talk with him.
00:44:36Well, sure, come on.
00:44:45I've told you a thousand times, I don't know where Arnie is.
00:44:49I wish I did.
00:44:50Why?
00:44:50He owes me a lot of doughs, $38,000.
00:44:53He lost that in the cellar, didn't he?
00:44:54He owes it to me.
00:44:56Look, if you find him, tip me off, will you?
00:44:59If you should locate him first, would you let us know?
00:45:01Sure.
00:45:02After I get through collecting.
00:45:05That's all.
00:45:07Uh-huh.
00:45:09Can I go now?
00:45:10On your way.
00:45:13Did Arnie kill Noselli?
00:45:15You had wet sentence to burn for that, didn't you?
00:45:17Yeah, but why should I call your scratches?
00:45:25I wonder if he would let us know.
00:45:29He will, but he won't know it.
00:45:32Johnny boy, I want Paki Lacey's phone tapped on a man on his tail starting now.
00:45:37Now, Geoffrey, me lad, we've got the police and the crooks looking for Arnie.
00:45:43How can we miss?
00:45:44Why don't you play the tray, Dutchess?
00:45:55That's right.
00:45:57Just what I needed.
00:45:58You fathead.
00:46:00Now, Duchess.
00:46:02Well, I'm sick and tired of being cooped up here playing that idiot's delight.
00:46:05Well, why don't you try making yourself useful like Mary?
00:46:08Come on, let's dance.
00:46:12All right.
00:46:13How about the first one with you, Mary?
00:46:15Oh, not now, Arnie.
00:46:17I probably left that helmet.
00:46:18Oh, he can wave.
00:46:18Oh, but really.
00:46:22Okay, Duchess.
00:46:23Why, you.
00:46:35Why don't you lay off the Duchess?
00:46:37She's got too much on it.
00:46:38Oh.
00:46:39And that Mary Dame, too.
00:46:41Someday I'm going to place her.
00:46:42Yeah, in the wrong place.
00:46:44That girl's all right.
00:46:46I knew a lot of guys with that about Dame.
00:46:49Yeah?
00:46:50Yeah.
00:46:51Now they're wearing numbers.
00:46:53No, not that way.
00:46:59Toss it in.
00:47:00Like this.
00:47:03I never knew there was so much to it.
00:47:06Most men don't.
00:47:08Now, take your coat off last day and I'll fix the lining for you.
00:47:11You often take all this trouble, not for me.
00:47:14I like to.
00:47:15There's a needle and thread on the dresser.
00:47:17You ought to get away from here.
00:47:25Why?
00:47:27That Arnie Norman, he's bad medicine.
00:47:30And why are you staying?
00:47:34Well, I...
00:47:35I'm too old to make a change.
00:47:38But I wouldn't want my kid to...
00:47:40I mean that...
00:47:42Lester.
00:47:46Is this your son?
00:47:48Yeah.
00:47:49He's kind of clean looking, ain't he?
00:47:52Yeah, he is.
00:47:54I ain't seen him since...
00:47:56Since he was little.
00:47:58I don't even know where he is now.
00:48:02You know...
00:48:04A fella can't be so awfully bad.
00:48:06He's got a son like that.
00:48:09Sometimes...
00:48:10A man can undo a lot.
00:48:11Not everything.
00:48:14Yeah, but some things.
00:48:17Yeah, if he tries to make it up by doing one big thing.
00:48:26Something you wanted, Tommy?
00:48:27Yeah.
00:48:30You know, I've been trying to think where I've seen you.
00:48:33Now I got it.
00:48:34Yeah?
00:48:35Yeah, it was, uh...
00:48:39Nah.
00:48:40That dame was a blunt.
00:48:41Yeah?
00:48:55Oh, put him on.
00:48:58Hello?
00:48:59Jeffrey Ladd.
00:49:00Our friend Packy just had a phone call.
00:49:04Annie Norman is hiding upstate.
00:49:07And I have the address right here before me.
00:49:10All right, hold everything.
00:49:11I'll be right over.
00:49:15Yes, but we've got to be careful.
00:49:17We might put her in danger.
00:49:18Right, but, uh...
00:49:19Give me the address.
00:49:22I'll find out what I can alone.
00:49:23Alone?
00:49:24Nothing.
00:49:25I'll go along, would you?
00:49:26And we'll put the electric gear on.
00:49:28Fine.
00:49:29Come on.
00:49:32But, Arnie, I don't quite get you.
00:49:34Well, it's like this, baby.
00:49:35I'm looking forward to big things,
00:49:37with you and the deathess,
00:49:38to lead the sucker down.
00:49:40Oh.
00:49:41Arnie.
00:49:42Yeah?
00:49:43May I?
00:49:44Come on.
00:49:44Close the door.
00:49:56How did it?
00:49:57You and I have a little talking to do.
00:50:00Have we?
00:50:02When are you going to get rid of her?
00:50:03Oh, now, you wouldn't want me
00:50:06to kick a friend of yours out,
00:50:07just when...
00:50:07Don't pull that.
00:50:08I've been watching you.
00:50:10So what?
00:50:11If you know what's good for you.
00:50:12Oh, that sounds like a threat.
00:50:14Maybe it is.
00:50:15But you'd better tell her to pack up.
00:50:18We're all packing up tonight.
00:50:20All of us?
00:50:21You mean you're going to take her along?
00:50:23Oh, she might be useful.
00:50:26All right.
00:50:27Take her and leave me.
00:50:29Now, that's an idea.
00:50:33But remember, if I talk...
00:50:40Same old Dutchess.
00:50:43Can't take a little kidding, huh?
00:50:45Not from you, Arnie.
00:50:46I'll tell you what we'll do.
00:50:47We'll drop her off someplace
00:50:48outside the hospital only,
00:50:49and you and me over the border, huh?
00:50:51You mean it?
00:50:52Sure I do.
00:50:53Gee, Arnie, you can be the grandest fellow
00:50:55when you want to.
00:50:55But if you ever try to double-cross me...
00:51:01Why, Dutchess?
00:51:03Come on, snap out of it.
00:51:05I've got to go to the city.
00:51:06What for?
00:51:07Get the bankroll out of the safety deposit boxes.
00:51:09Okay.
00:51:10See you later.
00:51:12Bye.
00:51:12Bye.
00:51:12Bye.
00:51:12Bye.
00:51:12Bye.
00:51:25Bye.
00:51:27Bye.
00:51:27Bye.
00:51:28That ought to be the place.
00:51:37How about using that barn for a listening post?
00:51:38Oh, that's perfect indeed.
00:51:47Arnie Norman in the flesh.
00:51:49You can get the mic planted while he's gone.
00:51:51Oh, but there'll be others in the house there.
00:51:52We'll have to take a chance.
00:51:53Come on.
00:51:54There you are. All ready to go.
00:52:13How can I get this thing inside the place?
00:52:15You don't have to. Anywhere again the outside will do.
00:52:19But better still could you get it when it's too windy.
00:52:21Boy, that gibberish thing has sharper ears than my wife.
00:52:25Okay.
00:52:26But, Jeffrey, just in case you might get plugged,
00:52:29don't you think you'd better leave me the two cigars you got left?
00:52:34You're a cheerful cousin.
00:52:36Good luck, me by.
00:52:38Thanks.
00:52:51Oh, hello, Aletha.
00:53:14Where did I put these, Mary?
00:53:17Over there.
00:53:23It's the evening paper.
00:53:25Oh, thanks.
00:53:25Thanks.
00:53:44This boy doesn't look like a murderer, does he?
00:53:52No. No, he doesn't.
00:53:54Read it to me, will you, while I finish putting those things away?
00:53:56Okay.
00:53:56Harry West, the mystery man-killer, will go to his death at dawn tomorrow.
00:54:11This was made a certainty that the governor refused the plea of Alan Adams.
00:54:15That boy, he looks young enough to be your son, doesn't he?
00:54:24Yes.
00:54:25Lester, that boy isn't going to the chair.
00:54:28No?
00:54:29No.
00:54:30Because you're going to the police with me.
00:54:32Police?
00:54:33To admit that you helped him, Harry West.
00:54:35You're from headquarters, then.
00:54:37You're a...
00:54:37I don't have a rest.
00:54:38I'm going to save him, then you're not helping, Lester.
00:54:40I wouldn't dare.
00:54:42Army would kill me.
00:54:43Please will protect you.
00:54:44They'd arrest me for lying at the trial.
00:54:47I'll give you a break if you do his safe, honey.
00:54:50He's a smart gal.
00:54:52No, no, I can't double-cross Arnie.
00:54:54They're going to double-cross you.
00:54:56They're going over the line tonight without you.
00:54:59Lester, that boy might have been your son.
00:55:02And he's going to the chair because you lied.
00:55:04Arnie, he made me do it.
00:55:06He made me.
00:55:07Lester, I'm going to the police, alone if I must, and tell them what I know.
00:55:11Come with me and I'll help you.
00:55:12Stay here and you'll be caught with the rest.
00:55:15Well?
00:55:16No.
00:55:17I'm afraid.
00:55:18I wish your son could see you now.
00:55:27I'll go with you.
00:55:28Come now.
00:55:29Quit before Arnie gets back.
00:55:30Now I know you're those two pigeons.
00:55:38Put them up.
00:55:40Okay, next week.
00:55:45Just packy lazy.
00:55:47Now you two behave yourself and you won't be hurt.
00:55:50Where's Arnie?
00:55:51He went to the city.
00:55:51All right, get inside.
00:55:55Go on, get inside.
00:55:59I'm going over there.
00:56:00Sit down, Jeffrey lad.
00:56:01Everything's under control.
00:56:03You notice a feeling I have what with Packy on the job?
00:56:06We'll learn plenty when Arnie gets back.
00:56:09Well, maybe you're right.
00:56:10I'm sorry I have to do this, girls.
00:56:17No hard feelings.
00:56:18I'm okay.
00:56:19No hard feelings.
00:56:24No hard feelings.
00:56:26No hard feelings.
00:56:28No hard feelings.
00:56:30Now I can save you.
00:56:31We're up with goodness couple people.
00:56:31Yes!
00:56:33Oh, God!
00:56:34No hard feelings.
00:56:40I won't even go too much for me.
00:56:41No, I think so.
00:57:11What's that?
00:57:36Oh, maybe a little static.
00:57:41I wonder if, uh, what was that?
00:57:49Stand up!
00:57:52Go on.
00:57:53In there.
00:57:54Drop that gun.
00:58:12Drop it.
00:58:15And you.
00:58:17Come on.
00:58:18Now get in there.
00:58:24One thief out of you, I'll blow you wide open.
00:58:27That guy was going to squirrel the cop.
00:58:43That double-clothin' dinked.
00:58:45I know.
00:58:45I fluttered the listener.
00:58:46I socked him.
00:58:47Save it.
00:58:47Save it.
00:58:48We've got to blow quick.
00:58:49Where did they go?
00:58:49In there.
00:58:51Oh, take it easy, Jeffrey.
00:58:53You know, the program don't start until Arnie gets back.
00:58:56No, but it's waiting.
00:58:57It's on my nerves.
00:58:58Yeah.
00:58:59Well, you'd get on mine if I had any.
00:59:03Just lucky for you, I like your cigar.
00:59:05Are you sure there's nothing wrong with this machine?
00:59:08Oh, well, just to keep you easy, I'll check and make sure.
00:59:11You're right.
00:59:29Our tin wenchiff has kicked the bucket.
00:59:32Can you fix it?
00:59:33Well, I don't know.
00:59:35It's colder than me wife's feet.
00:59:37The cop's a wife of it.
00:59:50We've got to beat it.
00:59:51Wait for me in the car.
01:00:07I knew you'd come back.
01:00:24Sure.
01:00:25Where's Paki?
01:00:26What happened?
01:00:26Wendy.
01:00:27I got wife through a few things.
01:00:28How'd he find out where we were?
01:00:30Probably from your friend, the cop's.
01:00:33My friend?
01:00:34Go ahead, talk your head off.
01:00:36I just fixed their microphone.
01:00:38Well, Arnie, what do you mean?
01:00:39Tommy tipped me.
01:00:40You little double-crosser.
01:00:41Arnie, you're wrong.
01:00:42Listen.
01:00:43They'll be here in a few minutes.
01:00:46And how sorry they'll be
01:00:48to find
01:00:49that you've committed suicide.
01:00:53Arnie!
01:00:54Goodbye, Duchess.
01:00:55Where's the map?
01:01:20I'll leave the Paki's car.
01:01:39Look.
01:01:39The car.
01:01:41Well, that's my story.
01:02:07Now, will you talk to Dave Harryworth?
01:02:11Yes.
01:02:12I'll put Arnie Norman where he belongs.
01:02:14In the chair.
01:02:31They're draining.
01:02:32Right up and now.
01:02:33Hold on, there's a police station.
01:02:51Oh, my God.
01:02:53Oh, my God.
01:02:54Oh, my God.
01:02:55Oh, my God.
01:02:56Oh, my God.
01:02:57Oh, my God.
01:02:58Oh, my God.
01:02:59Oh, my God.
01:03:00Yes, Governor.
01:03:20Full confession from the woman.
01:03:22We have the real murderer under arrest.
01:03:25Yes, sir.
01:03:26Oh, thank you, sir.
01:03:27Goodbye.
01:03:28Goodbye.
01:03:30Well, Marianne, everything's all right now.
01:03:38Harry West will be a free man by the end of the week.
01:03:40Thank you, Jeff.
01:03:42And now I can tell you the truth about it.
01:03:44You don't need to.
01:03:46I think I know.
01:03:47No, you don't, Jeff.
01:03:49You see, Harry disgraced his family, left home, changed his name.
01:03:54I went in search of him.
01:03:55I see.
01:03:55I promised his father not to reveal Harry's identity until I found him and made certain
01:04:01he'd changed.
01:04:02Then charged with murder, Harry wouldn't let me tell anyone his real name, Harrison.
01:04:08Well, I hope you and Mr. Harrison will be very happy.
01:04:11But Harrison's his first name.
01:04:13First name?
01:04:14Yes.
01:04:15Harrison Courtney, Jr.
01:04:17He's my brother.
01:04:19Your...
01:04:20Your brother?
01:04:23Yes.
01:04:24Oh.
01:04:25Oh, Marianne.
01:04:29Will you look at the shameless creatures?
01:04:32And after just getting out of one bad accident...
01:04:34Accident?
01:04:35This is no accident.
01:04:37They are doing this with malice aforethought.
01:04:39And after...
01:04:40Mm.
01:04:40I mean, of course.
01:04:41baby, you there's a really whole affair.
01:04:45There's one who has been good, and...
01:04:46He's my brother.
01:04:48...
01:04:49One who with Malice, she's in trouble, he's been valid.
01:04:59Who have been paired with this song?
01:05:00The
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