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It Happened at the World s Fair en
00:01:48	Here we go.
00:02:04	We're supposed to dust those potatoes,
00:02:07	Would you like them mashed?
00:02:15	You did want to miss that barn.
00:02:18	What barn?
00:02:29	What's with the razor-sharp turns?
00:02:33	Trying to save a little gas.
00:02:43	Nice scenery around here.
00:02:45	If you've seen one potato,
00:03:07	I just spotted a couple of sweet potatoes.
00:03:12	You're a little confused.
00:03:15	Whatever they are, I'll take a bushel.
00:03:25	Chicks. I thought so.
00:03:28	How about the one in the red dress?
00:03:31	...but she's more your type.
00:03:37	I don't care if
00:03:39	...but mine I want to keep. Pull her up.
00:03:42	You just don't know a sweet potato
00:03:44	No, but I know a telephone pole
00:03:48	So long, girls.
00:04:22	- All finished up?
00:04:25	Charlie, give us a hand
00:04:32	Let's go get the loot.
00:04:39	My offer still holds good
00:04:43	Thanks. We kind of like working
00:04:45	You got families up in Sherrington?
00:04:47	That I've got to observe,
00:04:49	No, sir. It's just home base.
00:04:51	- See you next season.
00:04:54	Maybe five or six pilots
00:04:57	- Thank you, Mr. Farr.
00:05:01	Before we take off, you want to go
00:05:04	- Good. I'll meet you back here in an hour.
00:05:07	I'd like to, but I can't.
00:05:10	That's okay. I'll take care of the money.
00:05:12	You better let me hang on to it.
00:05:13	'Cause at my Aunt Clara's house
00:05:17	- You going to see Aunt Clara again?
00:05:20	- Poor old gal.
00:05:21	Terrible.
00:05:23	If it wasn't so contagious,
00:05:25	You don't have a sick Aunt Clara any more
00:05:29	All right. But you shouldn't be responsible
00:05:32	I won't.
00:05:34	It's not fair to you.
00:05:36	You said it.
00:05:38	Don't tell me.
00:05:40	Right. A little matter of unpaid bills
00:05:44	Look. I'll settle for $50.
00:05:46	Danny, you've got that gambling gleam
00:05:48	- Where's it gonna be? Charlie's Garage?
00:05:50	And after you promised
00:05:53	It's not really gambling.
00:05:56	- I'm doing it for you.
00:05:59	You spend your dough on dolls and duds.
00:06:01	- What's that, penance?
00:06:03	About the dolls, that's different.
00:06:05	I know, you're making a scalp collection.
00:06:07	- Five measly dollars.
00:06:10	But the rest goes in the vault.
00:06:23	You know something, Mike? You're right.
00:06:25	Even if I come begging to you
00:06:28	- ...don't give me that key.
00:06:33	- I'll take a walk around town.
00:06:36	I better hurry before the season closes.
00:06:41	Don't wait for me.
00:06:43	- All right.
00:07:04	Now, let's see.
00:07:05	"Ann, Betty, Claudette...
00:07:09	"...Dorothy.
00:07:11	"3820 Maple Street."
00:07:27	Please, Mike,
00:07:31	Calm down, honey.
00:07:35	Wouldn't you like a glass of iced tea?
00:07:37	Sure, but later, Shirley.
00:07:42	I'm Dorothy.
00:07:45	To me you'll always be Shirley,
00:07:51	I thought that was Aphrodite.
00:07:54	Could be.
00:08:00	I really ought to go
00:08:04	Honey, you're going to have a seizure
00:08:07	I am?
00:08:08	Sure, racing that sweet little motor
00:08:16	I really better go and fix that iced tea.
00:10:36	Dorothy.
00:10:39	- Mom. Dad.
00:10:42	- Johnson.
00:10:46	You're home early.
00:10:47	- I'd say we got home just in time.
00:10:49	We were going to have iced tea.
00:10:52	Get me my gun, Emma.
00:10:53	If you don't like iced tea,
00:10:55	- I said to get my gun.
00:10:57	- Dad, you can't, we were just...
00:10:59	He has a terrible temper
00:11:01	You'd better go, young man.
00:11:03	If you think so. That's a coward's way out.
00:11:06	I'm Dorothy.
00:11:13	- Where'd he go?
00:11:17	- Let go of me. He's getting away.
00:11:22	What do you mean I...
00:11:33	- I'll see your $10 and raise you $10.
00:11:38	I'll call.
00:11:41	Three gentlemen.
00:11:43	Sorry, pal. All blue.
00:11:48	Up, chum. We're pulling out.
00:11:51	- What's the matter?
00:11:54	One second, flyboy.
00:11:55	- Your friend has to settle up first.
00:11:58	I was light in a couple of pots.
00:12:00	Yeah, just a little.
00:12:01	Said you'd make good with these IOU's.
00:12:07	$700!
00:12:08	It's that darn lowball.
00:12:10	You sharks let a guy with only $5 on him...
00:12:13	...get into you for $700?
00:12:15	$5? He dropped $400 in cash
00:12:20	You blew our pay.
00:12:21	"Mike, don't give me the key
00:12:24	You're tensing up.
00:12:26	- Come on. Quit stalling.
00:12:29	- You ain't been busted yet.
00:12:32	Get them.
00:13:23	Danny. Come on, boy. Get up.
00:13:26	Danny. It's me.
00:13:29	Let's get out of here. Come on.
00:13:45	- Hurry up, will you?
00:14:43	- Home again.
00:14:53	- Hi, boys.
00:14:55	What tears you away from pinochle?
00:14:58	Nope. Just a couple of deadbeats.
00:15:01	Sure hope you find them.
00:15:03	I just did.
00:15:05	Anyone we know?
00:15:07	Had a little phone call
00:15:10	In these parts, when a man loses at poker,
00:15:13	- I mean to. I will.
00:15:15	There's a difference
00:15:18	Maybe.
00:15:19	What about those other debts
00:15:22	They add up to almost $1,200.
00:15:23	- $1,200?
00:15:26	We start a seeding job tomorrow
00:15:29	You'll have a rough time up there,
00:15:33	- Translation?
00:15:36	- Come on, Sheriff.
00:15:38	You're dead. Hand over the keys.
00:15:40	Taking our plane won't get them
00:15:42	Hold it, fellows.
00:15:44	Pardon me, Sheriff.
00:15:47	Now just what do you think you're doing?
00:15:49	I'm giving you my IOU.
00:15:51	I'm giving you just two weeks
00:15:54	If you don't give me the money by then,
00:15:57	Keys.
00:16:00	It's a little too late for that, buddy.
00:16:02	Come on, Mike. Let's get cleaned up.
00:16:04	Guess what, Danny?
00:16:05	- He just cleaned us up.
00:16:17	There's so many things
00:16:20	A drunk, an arsonist, but no.
00:16:22	I'm teamed up
00:16:25	Wrong.
00:16:26	If you averaged out my bets
00:16:29	Then where's the money?
00:16:30	I've had expenses.
00:16:32	Besides, I'm trying to get us a stake...
00:16:34	...so we can expand, be executives.
00:16:37	Knock it off. We've been chasing
00:16:57	How do you like those creeps?
00:17:00	Instead of two airline executives.
00:17:02	I'm tired of you digging in
00:17:06	If you can go places faster on your own,
00:17:08	...I don't want to be a rock
00:17:10	Want to break up the partnership?
00:17:12	- I'm not saying I want to.
00:17:16	Come on. What is all this?
00:17:18	You don't want to bust up?
00:17:20	I don't see much point in it.
00:17:23	Don't underestimate yourself, buddy.
00:17:25	There you go again needling.
00:17:34	- Told you our luck would change.
00:17:36	- Up north.
00:17:38	North, just like us.
00:17:39	Do you gentlemen have a match?
00:17:43	- Sure.
00:17:44	By all means.
00:17:46	It's only gold plate, honey,
00:17:48	Thank you.
00:17:53	- Our luck's changed?
00:17:56	And your gold-plated lighter.
00:18:13	Danny, come on.
00:18:17	- Good morning, gentlemen.
00:18:19	- Where are you going?
00:18:22	Seattle. Fantastic.
00:18:24	- Great, huh?
00:18:26	Uncle Walter's taking me
00:18:30	- Good for you, honey.
00:18:33	Come on, Mike.
00:18:36	Can I ride in the back with Mr. Mike?
00:18:39	Let's go.
00:18:41	Right down.
00:18:43	All right. Up.
00:18:46	There. Be careful.
00:18:55	All set, Mr. Ling.
00:19:08	Danny, what's so big with you
00:19:11	Don't you get it?
00:19:15	Let's don't get hung up on that guy again.
00:19:17	He's always good for a touch.
00:19:18	Forget it.
00:19:20	No, when they closed his gambling ship,
00:19:24	If I know Vince, he's back by now.
00:19:26	What we want to do is earn some money,
00:19:29	Okay. Maybe he can put us
00:19:31	Yeah, the first train to the big house.
00:19:33	- It won't hurt to call him up and say hello.
00:19:37	This highway hiking's a bad scene.
00:19:40	Pardon me, Mr. Mike,
00:19:45	I'll give it a try.
00:19:47	- What's your name?
00:19:49	Do you play this thing, Sue-Lin?
00:19:51	I'm just learning. I got it for my birthday.
00:19:55	That's nice. How old are you?
00:19:57	A girl isn't supposed to tell her age.
00:20:01	Not if she doesn't want to.
00:20:02	But I'll tell you. I'm really seven...
00:20:05	...except when I go on a bus.
00:20:09	That'll be our secret.
00:20:11	- Now try it.
00:20:14	I think I used too much thumb.
00:20:18	Could be.
00:20:19	I have a real secret.
00:20:23	Cross my heart.
00:20:25	- I don't know something.
00:20:28	No. And I'm ashamed to tell Uncle Walter.
00:20:32	What is the World's Fair?
00:20:35	Let's see.
00:20:36	First of all, it's a collection of exhibits.
00:20:40	What are exhibits?
00:20:44	They're sort of things
00:20:47	What are exhibition?
00:20:50	I don't seem to be explaining it
00:20:53	Not so far.
00:20:56	I'll tell you what.
00:20:57	Maybe this will give you an idea
00:21:00	I think.
00:22:31	Just like you said. Too much thumb.
00:22:47	That, Mr. Mike, what's that?
00:22:49	It's called a monorail, honey.
00:22:51	Sorry, gentlemen. This end of the line.
00:22:54	- Thanks for the ride, Mr. Ling.
00:22:57	Here we go, honey.
00:23:06	Are we going to ride on the monorail?
00:23:08	Soon as I make a phone call
00:23:12	Good-bye, Mr. Mike, Mr. Danny.
00:23:14	- So long, kid.
00:23:17	Let's put this stuff away.
00:23:18	- I'll take care of the guitar.
00:23:21	I won't.
00:23:35	All right.
00:23:45	- Let's get to the airport.
00:23:47	- Start looking for a job.
00:23:49	If we don't start working,
00:23:53	I hate to see you panic like this.
00:23:57	We don't even know if Vince Bradley's
00:24:00	- So we ask around.
00:24:03	...and come up empty,
00:24:05	And besides, if we find him...
00:24:06	- Mr. Mike.
00:24:10	- What's the matter, honey?
00:24:12	Have to do special job
00:24:15	- Cannot take niece to the fair.
00:24:19	Don't cry, honey. It will be all right.
00:24:22	Atta girl.
00:24:23	- Why don't you take her?
00:24:26	- Would you, Mr. Mike?
00:24:29	- Please.
00:24:31	You've been tensing up lately.
00:24:33	Danny, you keep forgetting,
00:24:36	- We're broke. We're strapped.
00:24:39	What's the matter? Your feet hurt?
00:24:42	- Where'd you get...
00:24:46	I've been keeping it for an emergency.
00:24:48	Now can you take me, Mr. Mike?
00:24:52	We'll go Dutch treat.
00:24:54	Look at the kid.
00:24:57	Mr. Ling, you don't mind if he takes her
00:25:00	I guess it's okay.
00:25:02	As long as you get her back by 8:00.
00:25:04	I'll meet you here myself. 8:00 sharp.
00:25:06	- Big deal.
00:25:10	Go ahead.
00:25:17	As I was saying, we better get started
00:25:21	- So long, gentlemen.
00:25:24	- See you, Mr. Ling.
00:25:51	I wish we had a seat that faced the front.
00:25:54	I can see fine from here.
00:25:58	Excuse me, miss.
00:26:00	- No, thank you. I'd rather stand.
00:26:09	There's the Ferris wheel.
00:26:13	Amazing.
00:26:41	Golly, I don't know where to begin.
00:26:44	Take your choice.
00:27:08	You haven't seen anything yet.
00:27:11	- We got a lot of looking to do.
00:27:14	- We got a lot of eating to do. Come on.
00:27:30	The more dimes I have on the table...
00:27:32	...the more chance
00:27:34	Play for a dime.
00:27:36	You toss them in, you win,
00:27:38	...any prize you see, any prize you like.
00:27:43	Let's get a big-prize winner.
00:27:47	And the little lady wins a big doggie.
00:27:49	And we have another winner.
00:27:53	They got another winner.
00:27:55	All right. You win, smarty.
00:27:59	- Want me to carry it for you?
00:28:02	It's bigger than you are, you know.
00:28:23	That's a dream car.
00:28:25	I'd love to get that for Uncle Walter.
00:28:29	- What, to deliver apples in?
00:28:32	You're silly.
00:28:37	Seven-course Chinese dinner, 99 cents.
00:28:43	- I'll have...
00:28:48	Here you are.
00:28:51	- Something for you, sir?
00:28:53	- Something for you.
00:28:55	Come on.
00:29:17	Oh, no.
00:29:19	What's the matter?
00:29:26	- Here you are, Sue-Lin.
00:29:50	I don't feel good, Mr. Mike.
00:29:53	I wonder why.
00:30:00	Easy, honey, easy. We'll fix you up.
00:30:02	Good heavens. What's the matter?
00:30:03	- I got stomach ache.
00:30:07	I'm afraid it's my fault.
00:30:08	That's generally the case.
00:30:10	Sure. My stomach went
00:30:14	- Is that dog yours or the child's?
00:30:19	Come along, dear.
00:30:31	I've never seen a little girl
00:30:34	Wonder where she puts it all.
00:30:35	No wonder she's sick.
00:30:39	Hot dogs, Cracker Jacks.
00:30:40	"Is that dog yours?"
00:30:43	I hope Sue-Lin's all right.
00:30:45	I shouldn't let her eat all that junk anyway.
00:30:47	Popcorn, Cracker Jacks,
00:30:49	Pardon me. Are you next?
00:30:55	No. I was just waiting.
00:30:58	Come to think of it, yes.
00:31:01	What's seems to be the trouble?
00:31:05	It's my eye, ma'am.
00:31:07	- Did you get something in it?
00:31:10	- Which eye?
00:31:14	You see, one minute
00:31:17	...and the next minute
00:31:20	It goes back and forth.
00:31:22	If you look a little closer,
00:31:25	This way, please.
00:31:27	Would you like to bring your doggie
00:31:29	I think he'll be all right here.
00:31:31	- Don't run off, Tiger.
00:31:33	I was just talking to the dog.
00:31:40	- Sit down.
00:31:49	- What's your name?
00:31:52	Do I have to call you Miss Warren?
00:31:54	No. If you prefer,
00:31:58	Thanks.
00:32:13	- You see anything?
00:32:15	Excuse me. I'm getting dizzy.
00:32:17	There is nothing in either eye.
00:32:20	Maybe it's right in the middle
00:32:23	Going from one eye to the other.
00:32:24	I'm afraid that would be
00:32:26	You can't tell. Science is making
00:32:29	Yes, and it's too bad they haven't
00:32:33	Okay. I rushed it.
00:32:35	My name is Mike Edwards.
00:32:40	The only thing
00:32:44	...is out!
00:32:45	I know I have a tendency to press,
00:32:48	Basically, I'm not a bad guy.
00:32:50	Do you want me to call a guard?
00:32:52	- I like it better with just the two of us.
00:33:00	- Hi. How do you feel?
00:33:03	- Good.
00:33:05	- Hello.
00:33:08	- And now my stomach ache's all gone.
00:33:11	Were you sick, too?
00:33:15	No. I just caught something in my eye.
00:33:20	I'm afraid it will be there for a long time.
00:33:25	- Good-bye, Mr. Edwards.
00:33:27	- Mr. Edwards.
00:33:30	- You forgot your doggie.
00:33:34	I'm glad you told her.
00:33:39	Come on. We still got lots to see.
00:33:44	- Popcorn, Mr. Mike?
00:33:48	Two popcorns.
00:36:15	Mr. Danny.
00:36:17	- Hi, buddy.
00:36:19	I get her right to bed.
00:36:24	Not at all, Mr. Ling. In fact, I enjoyed it.
00:36:26	I wish good luck. Hope you both find jobs.
00:36:28	Thank you.
00:36:29	Tell Sue-Lin when she wakes up
00:36:32	- Will tell.
00:36:36	- I have big news, colleague.
00:36:38	A job? Don't be so crude.
00:36:41	We'll have to line up something.
00:36:42	Now, patience, patience.
00:36:45	All we have to do is climb up the gangway.
00:36:47	That's nice.
00:36:48	What's with you, punctured ear drums?
00:36:52	Okay, so you found Vince Bradley.
00:36:54	Mike, level off. Is something wrong?
00:36:56	No. As a matter of fact I feel kind of good.
00:36:59	In a lousy sort of way.
00:37:02	- You'll probably laugh yourself to death.
00:37:05	I ran into this girl today.
00:37:07	Flash! He ran into a girl, today!
00:37:10	Yeah, I know.
00:37:11	But this girl is...
00:37:14	I must be flipping my lid.
00:37:17	You mean like aloof?
00:37:19	Worse. Chilly. Ice-cold.
00:37:21	They all have to be
00:37:24	Come on, I've got something
00:37:28	- Regardez.
00:37:30	- You'll have to see him to believe him.
00:37:34	Guy named Barney Thatcher.
00:37:37	What's so special with Mr. Thatcher?
00:37:39	He happens to be absolutely,
00:37:42	...the worst gin-rummy player in the world.
00:38:10	Come on.
00:38:15	Are you nuts or something?
00:38:25	- We'll get thrown...
00:38:28	Follow me, please. Dining room...
00:38:31	...kitchen, bedroom, and down the corner,
00:38:35	- Charming, but whose is it?
00:38:38	- Pretty posh?
00:38:40	I cannot tell a lie.
00:38:43	Gin. Three blitzes and a double in spades!
00:38:50	Get out the cards, Danny boy. I'm ready.
00:38:54	Easy there, buckaroo.
00:38:56	Barney, this is Mike Edwards.
00:38:58	- Pleased to meet you.
00:39:01	Not me.
00:39:03	So shuffle the cards.
00:39:04	We haven't parked the car
00:39:07	I'll park the car.
00:39:09	I'll do that.
00:39:12	Danny, you weren't born. You were dealt.
00:39:16	Where'd you dig him up?
00:39:17	At a bridge club
00:39:20	Bridge club?
00:39:22	That's what the guard at the door called it.
00:39:28	Excuse me. I'll take it.
00:39:31	Come on, Danny. Deal.
00:39:37	My lucky chair.
00:39:42	What about your wife?
00:39:44	Don't worry about her.
00:39:49	Barney!
00:39:52	Those commercials always wake her up.
00:39:55	Come on. Deal a fast one.
00:40:02	Coming, precious!
00:40:05	You miserable...
00:40:08	Sounds like she keeps him
00:40:11	He doesn't even get an allowance.
00:40:12	All I could win was rent
00:40:15	You're forgiven.
00:40:17	But we'll have to get a move on
00:40:19	In 12 days, Bessie goes on the block.
00:40:21	Don't worry. We'll raise the dough.
00:40:27	She's the kind who might go
00:40:29	Who?
00:40:31	The nurse I met at the fairgrounds today.
00:40:34	Florence Nightingale, servant of humanity,
00:40:37	The rabbit hunter rides again.
00:40:39	Some doll gives him the brush,
00:40:44	I'll tell her she's keeping me up at nights,
00:40:48	She'll probably hand you a pill.
00:40:51	You'd be surprised, Danny.
00:40:53	Some women love to think
00:40:57	And do.
00:42:52	Quiet! You'll wake Thelma.
00:43:22	It's just unbelievable.
00:43:24	Yeah. I can't figure it.
00:43:26	Not one lousy job opening.
00:43:28	Every cloudhopper in the country
00:43:31	I still say Vince Bradley's our best bet.
00:43:34	Why don't you knock it off?
00:43:37	- Vince Bradley, Vince Bradley...
00:43:40	You never listen to me.
00:43:42	I wonder why.
00:43:59	Kid, how would you like
00:44:02	How would I like to kick you in the shin?
00:44:05	- Mister, are you drunk?
00:44:07	Kick me in the shin real hard,
00:44:10	Go ahead, play it.
00:44:14	That's a good one, boy.
00:44:18	Adults, they're all nuts.
00:44:34	Nurse, I had an accident.
00:44:38	You again?
00:44:39	I think I broke my leg.
00:44:41	Only a broken leg?
00:44:44	How about malaria or hydrophobia?
00:44:46	This is on the level. I'm hurt really.
00:44:49	Miss Warren, why aren't you taking care
00:44:51	Because I don't believe he's injured.
00:44:53	You have to take my word for it,
00:44:56	- Let me have a look at it.
00:45:04	Easy, ma'am, easy.
00:45:07	Why, it's a definite skin abrasion,
00:45:11	- I'm terribly sorry. I thought...
00:45:14	If you give me something for the pain...
00:45:16	- ...it'll be all right.
00:45:17	- Let's take this gentleman inside.
00:45:20	Forgive Miss Warren.
00:45:22	Lately her mind seems to be
00:45:25	Yes, ma'am.
00:45:29	Sit over there, please.
00:45:31	Miss Warren, would you
00:45:38	Miss Warren, would you help me
00:45:42	Thank you.
00:45:44	How did this happen?
00:45:46	I tripped on something.
00:45:49	- Broken pavement? In the fairgrounds?
00:45:52	Do you remember the exact location?
00:45:54	I sort of blacked out.
00:45:56	It'll probably come back to me
00:46:00	- Your lawyer?
00:46:02	If you give him a call,
00:46:05	I don't think you need
00:46:08	I don't want to cause trouble,
00:46:11	Besides, I don't have any other way
00:46:15	I'm sure we can do something about that.
00:46:18	Miss Warren, you're just
00:46:21	- Yes, but...
00:46:22	If you just phone my lawyer,
00:46:25	It's no imposition at all.
00:46:26	Miss Warren will be delighted
00:46:29	- Won't you, dear?
00:46:33	There we are.
00:46:39	Whatever you say and my lawyer thinks.
00:46:42	- Here's your coat, Mr. Edwards.
00:46:44	I'll go and change...
00:46:46	- ...and meet you in the waiting room.
00:46:48	Will you just walk
00:46:54	I'm sure that by tomorrow
00:46:57	I hope so.
00:47:04	Get in.
00:47:31	Nice of you to take this trouble.
00:47:33	No trouble at all.
00:47:34	It's the least I can do
00:47:37	If you've got a date tonight,
00:47:40	If I did, he would. But I don't.
00:47:43	- No steady?
00:47:45	No one particular guy
00:47:48	I hardly see how that concerns you.
00:47:51	If I'm gonna go around breaking my legs
00:47:54	- ...I should at least know where I stand.
00:47:57	Sure. The way I've been feeling
00:47:59	...it's just been blind luck
00:48:03	No other girl has ever
00:48:07	You mean as a rule,
00:48:10	I wouldn't go that far...
00:48:12	...but up until now when I was alone
00:48:15	...I didn't feel the need for anybody else.
00:48:18	- Bessie?
00:48:20	You're a flyer.
00:48:22	Yeah. 9,000 hours in the air,
00:48:26	- Air Force?
00:48:28	Airline pilot?
00:48:29	No. You could call me
00:48:33	Just going where the wind blows.
00:48:36	You're looking for work.
00:48:38	We're coming up to the gate.
00:48:46	Stop the cart. It's happening again.
00:48:49	- What's the matter?
00:48:52	Try to calm down. Get a hold of yourself.
00:48:55	Maybe I should've eaten
00:48:57	Yesterday?
00:48:59	It's been days. I need nourishment.
00:49:01	Please try to control yourself.
00:49:05	There's a restaurant
00:49:08	- There is?
00:49:10	Okay, you're the doctor.
00:49:12	- What?
00:49:15	Just give me these and lean on me.
00:49:18	It's okay.
00:49:24	- Hi, Erna.
00:49:26	- Not yet.
00:49:29	- Thank you.
00:49:31	What was that about, Diane?
00:49:34	I've applied for a job in the government's
00:49:37	That's great.
00:49:40	...to know she can do something useful.
00:49:43	Mr. Edwards, it just may...
00:49:46	My foot.
00:49:53	Hold it, folks. Back of the line.
00:49:56	But his foot is giving him a lot of pain.
00:49:59	- You can go the short way.
00:50:02	Going up.
00:50:07	Sorry. You'll have to wait for the next one.
00:50:45	- Coffee later?
00:50:47	- Coffee later, please.
00:50:49	Isn't Mount Rainier beautiful?
00:50:54	Breathtaking.
00:50:56	Can I help it
00:51:00	See, there I go, pressing again.
00:51:02	- That's one thing I have to watch.
00:51:06	Mike. I'll try, but it's not so easy
00:51:10	What kind of a girl am I?
00:51:12	For one thing, you've got ideals.
00:51:15	...like going into the space program.
00:51:18	Have you seen any of the exhibits here...
00:51:20	...like the Spacearium
00:51:23	Yeah. Fantastic.
00:51:25	They certainly changed my outlook.
00:51:28	All of a sudden, stomach aches
00:51:32	...just stopped seeming so important.
00:51:34	I guess you can have a tendency
00:51:37	- Present leg excepted.
00:51:40	Tell me some more
00:51:42	- All right. Are you really a pilot?
00:51:45	The program has a lot of jobs
00:51:49	I might just look into that.
00:51:53	There might come a time
00:51:56	...as the day I started out
00:51:59	...and thanks to you
00:52:17	If this were anyone else but me,
00:52:20	- For what?
00:52:23	You're not blacking out again?
00:52:26	No. I never felt better in my life.
00:54:05	I could have sworn we were alone.
00:54:10	- Let me help you.
00:54:13	As your nurse, I insist.
00:54:18	Don't walk so fast.
00:54:29	Is it getting worse?
00:54:30	A little. This stampede isn't helping either.
00:54:33	You'd better get off your feet.
00:54:37	Thank you.
00:54:43	- By the way, do you live far from here?
00:54:46	I'm way out at the other end of town.
00:54:48	- Maybe if I could rest at your place...
00:54:52	- I feel terrible about not believing you.
00:54:55	Hi, mister.
00:54:57	Hi, kid. See you around.
00:55:00	Would you like me to kick you
00:55:05	Why don't you get lost, little boy.
00:55:08	Come on. I could use another quarter.
00:55:14	Here's a half a dollar. Now disappear.
00:55:19	Little boy, did this man
00:55:23	Yes. He's some kind of nut.
00:55:27	So long.
00:55:29	You miserable...
00:55:30	Diane, believe me,
00:55:32	And you're an absolute liar.
00:55:34	"I'm falling in love tonight."
00:55:36	But I am. I mean, I was. I did.
00:55:39	As far as I'm concerned,
00:55:43	Diane, wait a minute.
00:55:47	Diane, wait a minute.
00:55:50	Mr. Mike, I'm so glad I found you.
00:55:53	- I've been looking for you for hours.
00:55:57	Mr. Mike, please,
00:56:00	Good.
00:56:02	What am I going to do? He's gone.
00:56:05	What? Who's gone?
00:56:07	My Uncle Walter.
00:56:12	...to pick up a load for our trip home
00:56:16	Take it easy, honey.
00:56:18	What time was he supposed
00:56:20	9:00 this morning.
00:56:22	I waited at the rooming house
00:56:27	...but he didn't call or anything...
00:56:31	...so I came out here to look for you.
00:56:33	- You're the only friend I have in Seattle.
00:56:40	Blow.
00:56:41	Again.
00:56:43	That's my girl.
00:56:45	You stop crying
00:56:47	- I'll help you find Uncle Walter.
00:56:56	Come on. The dice gets cold.
00:57:02	That's all right. Not out. Still alive.
00:57:07	- Get the door, will you?
00:57:13	Quick. Get in here. Hurry up.
00:57:17	- What you got there?
00:57:19	Excuse me.
00:57:20	- Wait a minute.
00:57:23	Hold it down, will you?
00:57:25	Let the 10 ride.
00:57:27	Seven or 11 does it.
00:57:28	Come on, fellows, what do you say?
00:57:31	Seven or 11.
00:57:32	- Snake eyes. You lose.
00:57:35	There you go.
00:57:36	What are Danny and those men
00:57:40	They're having a business conference.
00:57:42	What kind of business?
00:57:44	Boxcars, you lose.
00:57:45	They're railroad men.
00:57:48	You'd better get undressed
00:57:50	You'll have to turn around.
00:57:53	I'll do better than that.
00:57:59	Thank you.
00:58:03	Come on. It's an easy point.
00:58:07	Eight.
00:58:08	All right, fellows.
00:58:11	- The game is over.
00:58:13	Hold it, fellows. I'll handle it.
00:58:16	- What do you mean, the game's over?
00:58:20	I get it, it's on account of the kid.
00:58:22	- What's with her?
00:58:23	- She's going to stay here all night.
00:58:26	Because she doesn't have
00:58:28	What if her uncle comes back
00:58:30	I left word she'd be here.
00:58:31	I'm sorry, fellows.
00:58:33	Let's go to my trailer.
00:58:36	Stick around. We can be quiet.
00:58:40	Hurry up, Danny, before the dice cool off.
00:58:43	Nice going. Now I lose the house's cut.
00:58:44	The house's cut?
00:58:46	You won't be happy
00:58:48	At least I am trying to scratch up a buck,
00:58:51	Come on, Danny.
00:58:53	You'd better get back to your crap game.
00:59:05	And God bless Uncle Walter
00:59:08	Time for you to go to bed, little lady.
00:59:10	- Good night, Mr. Mike.
00:59:12	I'll turn your bed down.
00:59:15	You just go right to sleep
00:59:19	...because tomorrow
00:59:22	- All right?
00:59:26	- What if I can't go to sleep?
00:59:32	Both of them.
01:01:27	- Hello.
01:02:07	Still no U-N-C-L-E?
01:02:09	No. We haven't found him yet.
01:02:12	You look beat.
01:02:15	- Okay. Do you want one?
01:02:21	- You try the cops?
01:02:23	Why don't you get ahold of her folks?
01:02:25	Uncle Walter is the whole family.
01:02:27	That's rough, old buddy...
01:02:29	...but we've done all we can.
01:02:33	No dice.
01:02:34	They'd put her in some detention home.
01:02:35	Why don't you soften up?
01:02:38	I liked it better
01:02:41	After all,
01:02:43	It won't be for long.
01:02:44	Long enough for you
01:02:46	I've already struck out.
01:02:49	Besides, Sue-Lin comes first.
01:02:51	Look, chum. Get back on the ground.
01:02:54	- ...and you know it.
01:02:56	Gin time, Danny boy.
01:02:59	Thelma's gone to the dressmaker.
01:03:03	- What'll it be? Your place or mine?
01:03:06	It seems the pied piper here
01:03:44	Mike!
01:03:52	- What's the matter, honey?
01:03:56	You're burning up.
01:03:59	It started all of a sudden, but I'll be okay.
01:04:01	You will not be okay. I'll call a doctor.
01:04:04	No, Mike. Please.
01:04:06	- But, honey, you have a temperature.
01:04:09	They're men.
01:04:10	- Don't be silly. I'll be right back.
01:04:15	I know. Why don't you call
01:04:19	- No.
01:04:21	- If I thought it would...
01:04:27	Almost 6:00. Okay. I'll give it a try.
01:04:31	You just lie still. I'll be right back.
01:04:51	- Hello.
01:04:54	- Speaking.
01:04:56	Please don't hang up. This is important.
01:04:59	I'm sure it is.
01:05:00	I suppose you're soliciting funds
01:05:04	No. Now listen.
01:05:06	You remember Sue-Lin, the girl
01:05:09	She's staying with me and she's sick,
01:05:13	What did you do, kick her in the leg?
01:05:16	This is on the level.
01:05:19	It was her idea to call you.
01:05:21	I'm sorry, Mr. Edwards,
01:05:25	Mike, can I speak to her?
01:05:27	No. What are you doing out here?
01:05:30	Please. Maybe she'll believe me.
01:05:32	- Hello.
01:05:35	Just a second, please.
01:05:40	Hello, Miss Warren.
01:05:42	Sue-Lin?
01:05:43	It's really me,
01:05:46	My head's all hot.
01:05:51	I can't right now.
01:05:53	Please.
01:05:54	We're at the Century 21 Estates
01:05:58	Would you, Miss Warren?
01:06:02	All right, Sue-Lin.
01:06:06	I'll get there just as soon as I can.
01:06:08	Thank you, Miss Warren. Good-bye.
01:06:11	Goody. She's coming.
01:06:14	- Say, are you starting to feel better?
01:06:18	Don't misunderstand me.
01:06:21	...but not before she gets here.
01:06:56	Would you come in?
01:07:01	Where's Sue-Lin?
01:07:03	She's right back there in bed.
01:07:06	She'd better be.
01:07:07	Come with me, please.
01:07:13	Sue-Lin?
01:07:16	- Hello, Miss Warren.
01:07:20	Have you been eating
01:07:23	No. I just don't feel so fine.
01:07:26	We'll fix you up.
01:07:28	Let's take a look at your throat first.
01:07:32	Say "ah".
01:07:36	There's no inflammation.
01:07:38	I'd better take your temperature.
01:07:40	You want to check her leg for footprints?
01:07:44	My leg doesn't hurt.
01:07:46	Mr. Edwards was merely
01:07:49	Excuse me. Did you say merely or nearly?
01:07:52	I don't suppose you'd have time
01:07:55	I might be able to squeeze it in.
01:07:58	My throat's dry.
01:08:02	Yes, you may.
01:08:05	- The water's in the kitchen.
01:08:27	- Excuse me. You want this very cold?
01:08:33	It's cold, all right.
01:08:37	- Thank you.
01:08:40	You do have a temperature, 101.
01:08:42	I thought it would be higher than that.
01:08:46	Sue-Lin, how do you
01:08:48	I came to Seattle with my Uncle Walter,
01:08:53	So Mike said I could live here
01:08:56	- Are you and Mike old friends?
01:08:58	I just met him two days ago.
01:09:05	I must say he's full of surprises.
01:09:08	What's the verdict?
01:09:10	She does have a little temperature,
01:09:14	Here, honey. You take these.
01:09:18	There. That's a girl.
01:09:24	That's it.
01:09:27	- All right. Good night.
01:09:39	Good night, Sue-Lin.
01:09:50	Thanks for coming over
01:09:52	I'm glad I did.
01:09:54	- Do you have a cigarette?
01:10:04	You've certainly been sweet to Sue-Lin.
01:10:07	Do you have any idea
01:10:10	Not a clue.
01:10:11	There's nobody else to get in touch with
01:10:15	Mike, you know, you really should notify
01:10:19	No, I don't want to do that.
01:10:21	I'll care for her myself
01:10:24	- But suppose he doesn't?
01:10:27	- You'll keep her here until he does?
01:10:30	I mean, if she wants to stay, why not?
01:10:33	You're a very remarkable guy.
01:12:50	Hubba, hubba!
01:13:00	I tell you, this place comes
01:13:02	Knock it off, Danny.
01:13:04	Scusi, scusi. Tonight I'm very Italian.
01:13:07	- Tonight you're very drunk.
01:13:09	No, thank you.
01:13:11	Aren't you gonna introduce me?
01:13:13	Diane Warren, this is Danny Burke,
01:13:16	How do you do?
01:13:19	So you're the big attraction at the fair?
01:13:24	Mike, I think I'd better be going.
01:13:27	All right, I'll get your things.
01:13:29	- It was very nice meeting you.
01:13:33	- You sure do brighten up the terrain.
01:13:36	- Excuse me, please.
01:13:42	You don't have to leave on my account.
01:13:46	- I'll call you tomorrow at the dispensary.
01:13:49	- Good night.
01:13:53	Good night.
01:13:54	You didn't tell me
01:13:57	Can't you tell a nice girl
01:14:01	Now he's a Cub Scout. What happened?
01:14:05	Forget it. I just happen to feel
01:14:08	That's all we need.
01:14:10	Stone broke, our plane in hock,
01:14:14	Buddy, this is not the time.
01:14:16	I'm sorry. You don't plan these things.
01:14:19	What about our little old
01:14:21	When we have our little old airplane back,
01:14:24	- You're gonna give up flying?
01:14:26	I've been thinking about signing up
01:14:29	Space!
01:14:31	Beautiful. You'd be perfect.
01:14:35	I never claimed to be the brains
01:14:37	You can say that again.
01:14:39	I got to check Sue-Lin.
01:14:42	Two bourbons on the rocks, thanks.
01:14:45	Two bourbons on the rocks for table three.
01:14:51	- Danny Burke!
01:14:55	- When did you get in town?
01:14:59	- You didn't call me.
01:15:01	But we'll make up for that.
01:15:03	I spoke to Vince on the phone,
01:15:05	Over here, Danny.
01:15:06	Hey, Vince!
01:15:08	Honey, as soon as I'm through with him,
01:15:11	This isn't a touch.
01:15:13	- You name it, Danny.
01:15:16	See you later.
01:15:22	Sit down. How are the two boy aviators?
01:15:25	Grounded. How about yourself?
01:15:27	Slugging along.
01:15:29	I'm glad you called.
01:15:32	A flying job?
01:15:34	Unless you're available for another kind.
01:15:37	No. We're still pilots,
01:15:41	Again?
01:15:42	Our pal the sheriff put a padlock on it.
01:15:47	Think you could bail her out in time
01:15:51	Sure, if we had the loot.
01:15:54	- You've got it.
01:15:57	I'll toss in another $200
01:16:01	Boy, you're a lifesaver. I've been racking
01:16:05	He in some kind of a jam?
01:16:07	Woman trouble up to here.
01:16:10	But he doesn't think so.
01:16:14	I forgot the name of the mouse at the bar.
01:16:18	Lily.
01:16:20	Lily, yeah.
01:16:23	I've got to see her about a phone call.
01:16:36	- Hi, Mike!
01:16:39	I'm sorry. Still no luck.
01:16:44	Sometimes I wonder
01:16:47	Come on now, let's have some
01:16:50	But why would he go away
01:16:53	Alone? With friends like Danny,
01:16:56	That's right. I do have friends.
01:17:00	- I see you're making some new ones.
01:17:02	Sure.
01:17:03	Like the clown with the green face
01:17:06	- I don't have a green face.
01:17:10	- Mike, you're just teasing me.
01:17:13	He has got your face.
01:20:40	You feel better?
01:20:45	Clear the strip and start your motors.
01:20:47	- Hi, Danny.
01:20:50	See how Tiger's doing.
01:20:52	And you, strap on your parachute, buddy,
01:20:57	What's the word?
01:20:58	The word is money. $1,200.
01:21:00	Dauntless Daniel has done it again.
01:21:02	- $1,200?
01:21:04	With extra for incidentals.
01:21:07	Where did you get $1,200?
01:21:09	It's an advance.
01:21:12	What kind of a job?
01:21:13	Hauling some freight to Canada.
01:21:17	Why should that pirate be so nice to us?
01:21:20	It's a business proposition.
01:21:22	- If he needs transport...
01:21:24	We gotta catch the 2:00 bus
01:21:27	- And we'll say good-bye to Sue-Lin.
01:21:32	Barney can keep an eye on her.
01:21:35	Is it okay if Barney takes care of you
01:21:38	- Sure. I'll be a big girl.
01:21:47	- How do you do?
01:21:50	- I'm Miss Ettinger. May I come in?
01:21:58	- "Child Welfare Board"?
01:22:02	- Would you sit down, please?
01:22:06	- You must be Sue-Lin.
01:22:10	What do you want, Miss Ettinger?
01:22:12	I'm afraid Sue-Lin will have
01:22:16	I'm sorry.
01:22:18	But an abandoned child
01:22:21	- ...becomes a ward of the county.
01:22:24	We're taking care of her
01:22:26	There's no telling how long that will be.
01:22:28	You can see our position.
01:22:31	...living in a trailer, neither of you employed.
01:22:34	Please, Mike, I don't wanna go.
01:22:36	We were just hired
01:22:39	And while you're doing it,
01:22:44	It's rolling time, Danny boy.
01:22:48	Boys, we have company.
01:22:51	Excuse us. I'm sorry.
01:22:53	Let's go to my place.
01:22:59	Be reasonable, Mr. Edwards.
01:23:01	This is hardly a favorable environment
01:23:07	- She's right, Sue-Lin.
01:23:11	I don't want you to either, honey,
01:23:15	I love you. Do you love me?
01:23:18	You know I do.
01:23:20	They won't keep you very long, I promise.
01:23:24	When Uncle Walter comes back,
01:23:28	Now, don't cry. Don't cry.
01:23:31	Go to get your things packed.
01:23:38	I'd better give them a hand.
01:23:43	- Good-bye, honey.
01:23:45	- Good-bye, Danny.
01:23:49	- We'll take good care of her, Mr. Edwards.
01:23:52	Before you go,
01:23:55	Yes, of course.
01:23:56	How did you know Sue-Lin was here?
01:23:58	A complaint was filed.
01:24:00	A complaint? By whom?
01:24:02	I guess you have a right to know.
01:24:06	Diane?
01:24:08	Are you sure?
01:24:10	I received the phone call myself.
01:24:13	I take it you know her.
01:24:18	I thought I did.
01:24:19	I'm sorry, Mr. Edwards.
01:24:21	Good-bye, Mike. Good-bye, Danny.
01:24:24	- I don't want to go!
01:24:33	Good-bye, Sue-Lin.
01:24:41	Why did it have to be Diane?
01:24:43	That's the one thing I can't understand.
01:24:49	And I had to fall for her...
01:24:51	...a dame who goes around
01:24:55	She must think she's got
01:24:58	Anyway, I'm glad I got
01:25:03	What time does that bus leave?
01:25:06	- 2:00.
01:25:18	Did you see that sheriff's face
01:25:21	I bet he still thinks
01:25:28	Come on. Smile a little!
01:25:31	We'll load up for Canada and it's off we go
01:25:38	Right.
01:26:28	We better check and see if Vince is here.
01:26:31	- You check. I'm gonna call Sue-Lin.
01:26:51	Hello, I'd like to speak
01:26:53	Speaking.
01:26:55	This is Mike Edwards.
01:26:58	Mr. Edwards, where are you?
01:27:01	With me? What are you talking about?
01:27:04	- We just flew in.
01:27:07	Sue-Lin ran away this afternoon,
01:27:10	Ran away?
01:27:11	I had to leave her in my office alone
01:27:13	That's just dandy!
01:27:15	You're telling me I can't take care of a kid.
01:27:18	May I?
01:27:20	Mike, this is Diane.
01:27:23	What are you doing there?
01:27:26	Mike, listen... Hello?
01:27:30	He wouldn't even listen.
01:27:32	I'm going to check
01:27:35	Danny, I gotta get into town.
01:27:38	You gotta get into town?
01:27:40	- Sue-Lin's run away.
01:27:43	You load up
01:27:45	We got a job to do!
01:27:57	That'll be $5.60.
01:28:00	- Keep the change.
01:28:05	Barney, Sue-Lin ran away.
01:28:07	- Don't I know it, she was here.
01:28:10	Why'd you let her go?
01:28:11	I never even laid eyes on her.
01:28:14	- Come on, let's have it.
01:28:16	Come on, I gotta find her.
01:28:23	I didn't get that part, either.
01:28:26	- She'll wait for you in her dream car.
01:28:30	Sure. Barney, can I use
01:28:32	Go.
01:28:34	- Don't say anything about the note.
01:28:39	That welfare doll is back.
01:28:41	- Give me the keys.
01:28:42	- Remember, I wasn't here.
01:28:54	- Have you seen...
01:28:56	I've got nothing to hide.
01:29:07	- Any sign of him?
01:29:10	What do you mean, run an errand?
01:29:12	Keep your shirt on, Vince,
01:29:16	He'd better, or you're going without him.
01:29:19	All right, come on, let's load the plane.
01:30:33	Sue-Lin!
01:30:52	What are you doing here?
01:30:56	Mike, I knew you'd come!
01:30:58	You've got half of Seattle looking for you.
01:31:00	I don't mean to be bad, Mike,
01:31:04	Okay, we'll play it your way.
01:31:06	- Where are we going?
01:31:09	Who's in there? Who's in here?
01:31:13	Let's go. Jump.
01:31:17	Hey, you!
01:31:33	- You two!
01:31:35	Hold it!
01:31:37	Stop!
01:31:45	Stop them.
01:31:48	They got us surrounded.
01:31:56	- Don't let him get away!
01:32:10	Don't let him get away!
01:32:18	Stop!
01:32:23	Hurry, Mr. Mike! They're coming! Hurry!
01:32:28	Hurry, Mike!
01:32:30	All right. I'm hurrying.
01:32:45	Hold it!
01:32:56	- Hang on.
01:33:09	Come on.
01:33:13	Now look, you've stalled long enough.
01:33:15	Now get this crate rolling.
01:33:17	Listen, Vince, I'm superstitious.
01:33:18	I can't leave without Mike.
01:33:20	I'm superstitious, too,
01:33:24	Get that thing closed. Lock it up.
01:33:30	- Get rid of her.
01:33:35	Danny, where is Mike?
01:33:36	He went to town to look for the kid.
01:33:40	Happy landings to me.
01:33:42	Are you flying somewhere tonight?
01:33:44	That's right. See you around.
01:33:46	- Without Mike?
01:34:00	Mike. Sue-Lin.
01:34:02	Mike, please.
01:34:04	- It's about time.
01:34:06	Mike, you have to believe me.
01:34:08	I did not report Sue-Lin
01:34:10	- What is this, a PTA meeting?
01:34:13	Shut your trap. Mike, you're late.
01:34:16	- Okay, just don't panic. Come on.
01:34:20	What do you mean,
01:34:22	She's a fugitive. I don't want cops
01:34:25	- Why not?
01:34:27	Blue Eyes can take care of her
01:34:35	How did you get roped into this?
01:34:37	Smuggling furs. The deal's off.
01:34:40	- You heard him, Vince, the deal's off.
01:34:43	- Now get over there!
01:34:46	Now you two rover boys listen close.
01:34:48	I bailed out this mix master for you.
01:34:50	Now you're gonna bail me out.
01:34:53	The kid stays. Come here, kid!
01:34:55	Come on, we haven't got all night.
01:34:57	They stay until you come back...
01:34:59	...and hand me a certain envelope, clear?
01:35:02	All right, get moving. Come on, move!
01:35:10	Get out of the way!
01:35:23	- Look out!
01:35:36	No! No more!
01:35:53	Danny. Come on, boy, get up.
01:35:55	Danny! It's me, Mike!
01:35:59	Come on, snap out of it.
01:36:02	Come on, Miss Diane! It's the police!
01:36:07	Mike, it's the police. We better run.
01:36:09	No, honey. We've stopped running.
01:36:12	Take care of him.
01:36:14	What's going on here?
01:36:19	How long are they gonna keep
01:36:22	Now you're concerned about the little kid.
01:36:24	I was concerned before.
01:36:25	That's why I got rattled
01:36:28	You got rattled.
01:36:29	I was well intended.
01:36:32	- Then why did you use her name?
01:36:36	Listen, I'll make it up to you.
01:36:39	...let me do the talking.
01:36:41	- I noticed you're very good at it.
01:36:44	No mystery. Even you could do it.
01:36:46	Do me a favor.
01:36:48	Just don't help me.
01:37:00	I'm sorry, Diane.
01:37:02	- Can you forgive me?
01:37:03	- How about me?
01:37:06	Mike, they found Uncle Walter!
01:37:08	That's great, honey. I told you they would.
01:37:10	The report just came through
01:37:12	What happened? Where is he?
01:37:14	In a little emergency hospital
01:37:16	His truck went out of control
01:37:19	Is he gonna be all right?
01:37:21	They say when the bump on his head
01:37:25	Mike, please...
01:37:30	Lieutenant, one final thing.
01:37:32	It concerns this sweet innocent child.
01:37:35	There's no further problem...
01:37:36	I realize you have a job to do
01:37:39	But after all, it's not as if
01:37:43	When Sue-Lin ran away,
01:37:46	She wanted to be with her friends,
01:37:49	I take it you have a family, Lieutenant?
01:37:51	- Yes, I have.
01:37:54	- You, too, Miss Ettinger?
01:37:58	- Well, Mike, I...
01:38:03	Miss Ettinger, you're supposed to be
01:38:07	After I return Sue-Lin to her uncle.
01:38:09	- Good-bye, Danny.
01:38:16	Thank you, Mr. Edwards.
01:38:17	We'll notify you
01:38:20	Thank you, sir.

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