Marty

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00:01:31 Hello, Sam.
00:01:32 Hi, Marty.
00:01:34 Thanks.
00:01:39 Your kid brother got
00:01:41 That's right, mrs. Fusari.
00:01:43 It was a very
00:01:44 The tall fella
00:01:47 That's my other brother, Freddie.
00:01:49 He got married 4 years ago.
00:01:51 He lives on Webb Avenue.
00:01:52 The one who got
00:01:55 Didn't I meet him here
00:01:59 A big, tall, fat fella,
00:02:00 tried to sell me
00:02:02 No. That's my sister
00:02:05 Margaret married
00:02:07 my sister, Rose,
00:02:09 They moved to Detroit
00:02:12 My other sister, Frances,
00:02:14 about 21/2 years ago
00:02:17 Oh, that was a very nice affair.
00:02:20 Well, let's see, now.
00:02:21 That'll be $1.79.
00:02:24 How's that with you,
00:02:25 Well...
00:02:28 Marty, I'm in a hurry.
00:02:29 You're next, mrs. Canduso.
00:02:31 When are you
00:02:35 All your brothers
00:02:37 They get married.
00:02:40 I met your mother
00:02:42 She asked me,
00:02:43 "you know a nice girl
00:02:46 What's the matter with you?
00:02:48 Mrs. Fusari-
00:02:49 you get married.
00:02:52 My boy, Frank, was 19 years
00:02:57 That's swell, mrs. Fusari.
00:02:58 You should be
00:03:01 Marty, I want
00:03:03 about 4 pounds.
00:03:04 Your kid brother
00:03:07 That's right.
00:03:09 You should be
00:03:12 All your brothers and sisters
00:03:16 When are you
00:03:22 Over in the national league,
00:03:25 except in Milwaukee.
00:03:26 Giants are playing
00:03:28 The giants are going to
00:03:34 Hey, Lou,
00:03:36 The Giants took
00:03:37 3-2 in 10 innings.
00:03:38 The game over?
00:03:40 Yanks won 'em both.
00:03:41 Any homers
00:03:43 whoo!
00:03:46 Leo and me were in the bar,
00:03:50 hey, Angie come in yet?
00:03:53 Hey, Angie-
00:03:56 I look over...
00:03:57 Lou...
00:03:59 hiya, Marty.
00:04:00 Hi, Ralph.
00:04:01 Leo and me picked up
00:04:04 Lou, two beers.
00:04:06 Marty, let me tell you
00:04:08 Man, oh, man.
00:04:11 What'd you read there, Joe?
00:04:13 They shouldn't sell
00:04:16 S imagine the effect this ha
00:04:17 on adolescents
00:04:18 now that's something, huh?
00:04:20 I went out with a girl
00:04:23 Hey, Richie
00:04:26 Hey, Marty.
00:04:30 Leo and me got a date
00:04:32 We got to take them
00:04:36 I'm kind of hard up
00:04:40 and i... I owe you
00:04:43 I'll find it somewhere else.
00:04:45 Hey, hey, Richie.
00:04:47 That Ralph, boy.
00:04:49 He's always got girls
00:04:54 cut it out, will you?
00:05:02 See you, Ralph.
00:05:04 What do you feel
00:05:07 I don't know, Ange.
00:05:09 What do you feel
00:05:11 We ought to do something.
00:05:12 It's saturday night.
00:05:15 I don't wanna go
00:05:20 Hey, how about
00:05:23 we picked up in the
00:05:27 Which one was that?
00:05:28 That big girl
00:05:30 with the skinny friend
00:05:33 oh, yeah, yeah.
00:05:34 Her name was Mary Feeney.
00:05:35 We took them home
00:05:38 You think we ought
00:05:41 I'll take the skinny one
00:05:42 she maybe got
00:05:45 What can we lose?
00:05:46 I didn't like her.
00:05:47 I don't feel like
00:05:51 Well, what do you feel
00:05:53 I don't know, Ange.
00:05:55 What do you feel like doing?
00:05:57 We're back to that
00:05:59 I say, "what do you
00:06:01 And you say back,
00:06:02 "What do you feel
00:06:04 Then we wind up at your house
00:06:06 with a couple of cans of beer,
00:06:07 watching hit parade on television.
00:06:11 I'll tell you what
00:06:14 I feel like going up
00:06:18 She likes you.
00:06:20 What makes you say that?
00:06:22 Man, I could see
00:06:24 Yeah, sure.
00:06:25 Call her.
00:06:27 You call her yourself.
00:06:32 Well, how about
00:06:37 See what we can find
00:06:40 Ralph says you got to
00:06:42 Boy, you're getting
00:06:45 I've been looking for a
00:06:48 I'm 34.
00:06:51 I'd like to find a girl.
00:06:52 Everybody's always
00:06:55 I wanna get married.
00:06:57 Everybody drives me crazy!
00:06:59 I don't wanna wreck
00:07:01 You go ahead.
00:07:04 My old lady, too.
00:07:07 Every word out
00:07:08 "when you gonna get married?"
00:07:09 My mother drives me crazy!
00:07:20 So...
00:07:23 what do you feel like
00:07:28 I don't know, Ange.
00:07:32 What do you feel
00:07:33 Hello?
00:07:36 Marty, your mother's
00:07:38 My mother?
00:07:39 He's coming now,
00:07:41 Marty, I'm going home.
00:07:43 Ange, come on over
00:07:46 We'll think
00:07:49 Hello, ma.
00:07:50 Your cousin, Thomas,
00:07:53 they're here.
00:07:56 I'll be over
00:07:58 Tell Thomas to stick around.
00:08:03 Ok. You come on home, huh?
00:08:05 Ok.
00:08:10 Marty's coming right home.
00:08:11 So what happened,
00:08:13 about this milk bottle,
00:08:15 she begins poking her head
00:08:19 and she tells me
00:08:22 and I'm raising my baby
00:08:24 She got me so nervous,
00:08:27 Tommy, your mother, she's
00:08:30 she kept talking about these
00:08:34 I got so mad I said,
00:08:37 "you want to see me
00:08:39 So I threw the bottle
00:08:42 I didn't throw it at her.
00:08:45 She tells everybody I threw
00:08:48 I didn't throw it
00:08:50 I was sorry right away,
00:08:53 but she ran
00:08:54 I don't know
00:08:56 If you want me to,
00:09:00 Aunt Theresa,
00:09:01 let me tell it, Tommy.
00:09:03 Ok
00:09:05 aunt Theresa, we want you
00:09:08 Sure.
00:09:10 You got this big house
00:09:15 I thought maybe Tommy's mother
00:09:17 and live with you
00:09:18 Well...
00:09:19 I talked
00:09:21 I said,
00:09:22 "You got to take her."
00:09:24 He says, "oh, no!"
00:09:26 I may sound
00:09:28 I know just how you feel.
00:09:30 I can't stand it anymore.
00:09:32 Every minute of the day-
00:09:34 We don't have
00:09:36 We can't even have a fight.
00:09:38 Everybody's miserable
00:09:40 Ginnie, don't get so excited
00:09:42 she's right.
00:09:44 Young husband and wife
00:09:47 My sister, Catherina,
00:09:50 but I must say
00:09:53 Plenty of time I feel like
00:09:55 throwing the milk bottle
00:09:58 But, I tell you right now,
00:10:00 if Catherina wants to come
00:10:04 it's all right with me.
00:10:07 That's very nice
00:10:10 We got to
00:10:11 Sure.
00:10:13 You just sit here.
00:10:14 I go turn a little fire
00:10:16 That's very nice of you.
00:10:27 How's Marty been, aunt Theresa?
00:10:29 Oh, he's fine.
00:10:31 You know a nice girl
00:10:34 Oh, don't worry.
00:10:35 He'll get married, aunt Theresa.
00:10:36 I don't know.
00:10:38 He sits around the house
00:10:41 You know a nice place
00:10:46 Well, there's
00:10:48 That's a big dance hall.
00:10:50 Every saturday night
00:10:53 it used to be 77 cents.
00:10:56 Probably $1.50 now
00:10:58 you go there and ask
00:11:01 That's where I met Virginia
00:11:03 tell Marty to go to
00:11:06 It's loaded with tomatoes.
00:11:08 The stardust ballroom.
00:11:12 Right.
00:11:13 This is so nice of you.
00:11:15 I want you to know
00:11:18 He's here.
00:11:25 Hello, Marty.
00:11:26 Hello, ma.
00:11:28 Thomas and Virginia are here.
00:11:30 They had another big fight
00:11:32 with your aunt Catherina
00:11:34 they ask me if it's ok
00:11:35 Catherina come live here.
00:11:37 I say, all right with me,
00:11:40 Marty, she's
00:11:42 everybody's throwing
00:11:47 Sure, ma.
00:11:49 You got a good heart.
00:11:54 Marty say it's all right.
00:11:56 That sure takes a
00:11:59 We got plenty of room.
00:12:00 It's going to be nice.
00:12:03 I come over your
00:12:05 Everything will work out ok.
00:12:07 The situation was
00:12:10 Sit down, Thomas.
00:12:12 I appreciate
00:12:15 Things that were
00:12:18 Virginia was making
00:12:20 and my mother comes in-
00:12:21 I promised
00:12:24 Before you go,
00:12:26 Sure, what
00:12:28 you're the accountant
00:12:31 My boss wants
00:12:33 Yeah?
00:12:34 His kids are married, and
00:12:36 They want to move
00:12:39 So he wants
00:12:41 He wants $5,000 down,
00:12:43 although I think I can
00:12:47 Marty, I got to run.
00:12:48 I'll meet you
00:12:51 and afterwards we'll
00:12:53 It sounds like
00:12:54 he wants an answer
00:12:56 Sure.
00:12:58 We'll work out an
00:13:01 I want to pay
00:13:04 We'll talk later.
00:13:06 Thanks again.
00:13:08 Goodbye, Virginia.
00:13:10 Goodbye, aunt Theresa.
00:13:12 Goodbye, Tommy.
00:14:18 Hello.
00:14:20 Well, could I speak
00:14:23 Just tell her
00:14:33 Oh, hello there.
00:14:35 This is Marty Piletti.
00:14:37 I wonder if you recall me.
00:14:41 I'm kind of a stocky guy.
00:14:42 The last time we met
00:14:45 You was with a friend.
00:14:46 I was with a friend of mine
00:14:49 This was about a month ago.
00:14:53 The RKO Chester
00:14:57 You was sitting
00:14:59 We was annoying you,
00:15:02 I'm the fella who works
00:15:06 Oh, come on.
00:15:10 That's right.
00:15:11 We went to Howard Johnson
00:15:13 You had a milk shake.
00:15:15 Yeah, that's right.
00:15:17 I'm the stocky one,
00:15:21 Yeah.
00:15:22 Well, I'm glad you recall me
00:15:23 because I had a nice time
00:15:26 and I was wondering
00:15:31 How's everything?
00:15:35 That's swell.
00:15:37 Yeah, well, I'll tell you
00:15:40 I was figuring on taking in
00:15:43 and I was wondering
00:15:44 would see a movie tonight
00:15:50 Yeah, tonight.
00:15:53 I know it's a little late
00:15:55 but I didn't know myself
00:16:01 yeah, I know.
00:16:04 Yeah, what about-
00:16:07 well, how about
00:16:09 Are you free
00:16:15 Well, what about
00:16:20 Yeah.
00:16:24 Yeah, I know.
00:16:26 Oh, I mean,
00:16:30 yeah.
00:16:34 Yeah.
00:17:10 So, what are you
00:17:13 I don't know, ma.
00:17:15 I may just han
00:17:17 Why don't you go
00:17:20 What?
00:17:21 Go to the stardust ballroom.
00:17:25 It's loaded with tomatoes.
00:17:27 It's loaded with what?
00:17:29 Tomatoes?
00:17:31 Who told you about
00:17:33 Tommy. He say
00:17:36 Oh, Thomas
00:17:38 ma, it's just
00:17:40 I've been there a 100 times.
00:17:42 Loaded with tomatoes.
00:17:43 You're funny, ma.
00:17:45 I don't want you hanging
00:17:48 Shave and go dance.
00:17:50 Ma, when will you
00:17:53 I ain't never
00:17:54 You're gonna get married.
00:17:55 Sooner or later, a man's
00:18:00 Whatever it is
00:18:02 I ain't got it
00:18:04 I went to enough dances.
00:18:07 I got hurt enough.
00:18:10 I just called up a girl
00:18:12 I got a real brush-off
00:18:13 I thought I was past
00:18:16 Some stupid woman who i
00:18:19 she gave me the brush.
00:18:20 I don't want to go to
00:18:24 Girls there made me
00:18:27 I got feelings.
00:18:29 No thanks, ma.
00:18:30 Marty-
00:18:32 I'm gonna stay home tonight
00:18:33 watch the hit parade.
00:18:34 You'll die without a son.
00:18:36 So be it.
00:18:37 Put on the blue suit.
00:18:40 Blue suit. Gray suit.
00:18:42 I'm just a fat, ugly man.
00:18:45 You not ugly.
00:18:46 I'm ugly, I'm ugly,
00:18:48 Leave me alone
00:18:51 ma, what do you
00:18:54 I'm miserable enough
00:18:56 So I'll go to
00:18:58 I'll put on
00:19:00 you know what I'll
00:19:02 A big night of heartache.
00:19:19 Loaded with tomatoes.
00:19:21 Boy, that's rich.
00:19:53 Not a bad crowd tonight,
00:19:55 Yeah.
00:19:57 There's a nice-looking one
00:19:59 with the black dress
00:20:01 but she's dancing now.
00:20:05 There's a nice-looking short
00:20:08 Where?
00:20:09 That little one down there.
00:20:15 Oh, yeah.
00:20:17 What do you say?
00:20:19 Wanna ask 'em?
00:20:20 I'll take the one with
00:20:25 I think this music's
00:20:28 Just a minute.
00:20:34 Yeah, I think it's all right.
00:20:36 They still over there?
00:21:02 What do you say?
00:21:09 Excuse me, would you care to dance?
00:21:13 I don't feel like
00:21:16 Sure.
00:21:48 Clara, have you decided
00:21:51 You know I go to the movies
00:21:54 But you could have
00:22:02 Herb, she isn't
00:22:05 but she has a good deal of charm.
00:22:08 She's really a nice girl.
00:22:10 She's all right, Andy.
00:22:11 It's just I get one saturday
00:22:14 I was expecting
00:22:16 Do you like him, Clara
00:22:18 yes. He seems very nice.
00:22:21 Millie's been after me to fix her up-
00:22:23 all right.
00:22:24 I'm having a fair time.
00:22:26 I get one saturday night
00:22:28 I wanted to wind up
00:22:30 So I'm sorry.
00:22:55 I came up with-
00:23:01 Herbie, have you
00:23:02 Hey!
00:23:04 Herbie! What
00:23:08 I come up to dance.
00:23:10 You here with somebody?
00:23:11 With another girl.
00:23:14 Where are you going now?
00:23:15 To get some cigarettes
00:23:18 I'll see you around.
00:23:19 Yeah, I'll see you.
00:23:26 Oh, that's a girl
00:23:41 Boy, it's sure
00:23:43 Some of these kids
00:23:45 Aren't you afraid you'll
00:23:47 I wouldn't think so.
00:23:50 You've been here before, Clara?
00:23:52 Yes, twice.
00:23:54 You want to get a table,
00:23:57 or you want to start dancing?
00:23:58 Well, Herb?
00:24:00 Want to grab a table,
00:24:02 You people go grab a table.
00:24:05 I'll be back in a minute.
00:24:10 Come on.
00:24:44 You here stag or with a girl?
00:24:47 You say something?
00:24:48 You here stag or with a girl?
00:24:51 Oh, I'm stag.
00:24:52 I got stuck on a
00:24:56 and I just met a girl
00:24:58 and I'm wondering how
00:25:00 I need somebody
00:25:03 I'll pay you 5 bucks if
00:25:07 What?
00:25:08 I'll introduce you
00:25:10 and then I'll cut out.
00:25:12 I've got this other girl
00:25:15 I'll pay you 5 bucks.
00:25:17 Are you kidding?
00:25:19 No, I'm not kidding.
00:25:21 You just can't walk off
00:26:49 In that case, as long as
00:26:51 give me the 5 bucks back.
00:26:53 You paid me the 5 bucks.
00:27:51 Excuse me, miss.
00:27:52 Would you care to dance?
00:27:57 Miss?
00:28:40 You come up here often?
00:28:41 Twice before.
00:28:44 Once I came up
00:28:46 and once alone.
00:28:49 The last time...
00:28:52 do you see that
00:28:54 in the gray dress?
00:28:55 Yeah.
00:28:58 The last time I was here,
00:28:59 that's where I sat
00:29:01 I sat there for
00:29:03 without moving a muscle.
00:29:06 Now and then some fellow
00:29:10 and then change his mind.
00:29:14 I'll never forget sitting
00:29:16 with my hands in my lap.
00:29:18 Then I began to cry.
00:29:20 I had to get up and go home.
00:29:23 I've begun to cry a lot lately.
00:29:26 I cry a lot, too.
00:29:29 This is very recent with me-
00:29:31 bursting into tears
00:29:34 I cry all the time,
00:29:36 My brothers,
00:29:38 always tell me what a
00:29:41 You don't get that by accident.
00:29:43 You get kicked around long enough,
00:29:46 you get to be a professor of pain.
00:29:48 I know exactly how you feel.
00:29:50 I also want you to know
00:29:55 You see, you're not such
00:30:04 I'm having a very good time, too.
00:30:07 So there you are.
00:30:08 I guess I'm not such
00:30:12 You're a very nice guy.
00:30:14 I don't know why some girl
00:30:18 I don't know either.
00:30:19 I think I'm a nice guy
00:30:22 I also think I'm smart,
00:30:25 Excuse me.
00:30:26 You know, 2 people get married,
00:30:29 and they'll live together
00:30:32 It's got to be more than whether
00:30:35 You think you're
00:30:38 My father was an ugly man,
00:30:40 but my mother adored him.
00:30:42 She used to get
00:30:44 like everybody
00:30:46 and my father always
00:30:50 I used to see them
00:30:53 talking and talking.
00:30:55 I used to adore my old man
00:30:56 because he was always so kind
00:30:59 that's one of the most
00:31:01 the way my parents were.
00:31:03 And my father was
00:31:06 It doesn't matter if
00:31:09 We ain't such dogs
00:31:19 I'm 29 years old.
00:31:22 How old are you?
00:31:25 I'm 34
00:31:47 aunt Theresa, come in.
00:31:49 Is Catherina here?
00:31:51 We didn't tell her anything yet.
00:31:53 We thought you'd put it
00:31:54 like how you were lonely,
00:31:57 and why doesn't she
00:31:59 It'll look like
00:32:01 instead of being thrown out.
00:32:02 And it won't be so cruel on her.
00:32:05 You want Tommy and me
00:32:07 You and Tommy go out.
00:32:10 Otherwise, she might
00:32:14 Hello, aunt Theresa.
00:32:15 Hello, Thomas.
00:32:16 Who's there?
00:32:18 It's me, Catherina.
00:32:20 What are you doing here?
00:32:22 I come to see you.
00:32:24 I got pain on my left side.
00:32:25 My leg throb like a drum.
00:32:27 I've been getting pain
00:32:30 Me, too.
00:32:33 my right arm aches
00:32:37 It's a curse to be old.
00:32:40 We got a postcard from my
00:32:43 They're in Florida
00:32:47 I got a letter from my
00:32:52 His mother die
00:32:53 oh.
00:32:55 You remember
00:32:56 who own a tavern
00:32:59 He die.
00:33:00 Oh.
00:33:01 You know
00:33:04 Who?
00:33:05 You know, the old man
00:33:06 who live upstairs
00:33:09 Old irishman, always drunk.
00:33:12 He gets pleurisy.
00:33:13 He stay 2 weeks
00:33:15 Yesterday, he die.
00:33:18 I like to visit you,
00:33:21 because you always got
00:33:24 Hey, kids,
00:33:25 why don't you 2 kids
00:33:28 We be babysitter.
00:33:30 Let's go down to Kaplans'.
00:33:32 Sure. Sure
00:33:34 ma, we'll be down
00:33:36 if you want us
00:33:45 I wake up this morning.
00:33:46 I hear the baby cry,
00:33:48 I come in their room,
00:33:50 and that girl is shaking
00:33:53 I said, "don't you
00:33:58 That's her baby, too.
00:33:59 That's Thomas's baby.
00:34:01 But it's not your baby
00:34:02 she throw a bottle
00:34:04 I know.
00:34:09 I tell you wha
00:34:12 She give m
00:34:14 I keep one eye open
00:34:16 because she's gonna
00:34:20 Catherina.
00:34:22 I want you to come
00:34:24 Hmm?
00:34:26 Thomas and his wife,
00:34:30 They say things
00:34:33 Catherina,
00:34:36 Leave them in peace.
00:34:38 He wants to be alone
00:34:40 They don't want
00:34:43 My son Thomas come to
00:34:47 and he say to you
00:34:48 he's gonna throw his
00:34:51 Catherina, don't make
00:34:56 The 3 of you and a little
00:34:59 You know this is no good,
00:35:01 old woman living
00:35:04 2 women
00:35:06 and the house burns up.
00:35:07 So I'm a garbage bag
00:35:11 Catherina,
00:35:15 Come and live in my house
00:35:16 where you know you'll
00:35:22 It pains
00:35:26 I know it pains.
00:35:31 These are the worst years,
00:35:33 Catherina,
00:35:38 We cried
00:35:41 When my poor husband die,
00:35:43 I would be crazy
00:35:46 I ask you
00:35:48 because I know
00:35:51 Please come to my house.
00:35:55 These are the worst years,
00:35:58 It's gonna happen to you.
00:36:00 I'm afraid to look
00:36:02 and see an old lady
00:36:05 like the old ladies
00:36:06 little bundles
00:36:08 waiting for the coffin
00:36:11 I'm 56 years old.
00:36:13 What I got to do
00:36:15 I got strength in my hands.
00:36:16 I want to make dinner
00:36:22 Am I an old dog to lay near
00:36:26 These are terrible
00:36:29 terrible years
00:36:34 Catherina, listen to me.
00:36:36 It's gonna happen to you.
00:36:38 It's gonna happen to you!
00:36:40 What are you gonna do
00:36:44 What are you gonna cook?
00:36:46 Where's all the children
00:36:49 Where's the noise?
00:36:51 It's a curse to be
00:36:57 What are you gonna do
00:36:59 What are you gonna do?
00:37:05 I'm gonna put
00:37:09 and I come to you
00:37:22 Don't worry
00:37:24 We'll get some coffee
00:37:25 You teach chemistry.
00:37:27 Benjamin Franklin
00:37:28 Where's that, Brooklyn?
00:37:30 I went to
00:37:31 It's around
00:37:33 My cousin's a teacher.
00:37:35 He teaches latin in Chicago.
00:37:36 He was studying to be a priest,
00:37:39 I was pretty good
00:37:40 I sound like a jerk now,
00:37:42 but I graduated
00:37:45 I was accepted
00:37:47 but my old man died,
00:37:49 You want some cigarettes?
00:37:50 German was
00:37:53 Der, die, das.
00:37:55 I still remember.
00:37:58 I was good in math
00:38:01 You know how long ago
00:38:03 June 1937.
00:38:04 Holy cow!
00:38:08 15, 17 years ago!
00:38:10 Holy cow! 17-
00:38:12 Yeah, 17. that's right.
00:38:14 Where did it all go?
00:38:16 I'll be 35 years old
00:38:18 35! Wow. Time goes on, boy.
00:38:22 Yeah, june 1937.
00:38:24 My old man died
00:38:26 2:00 in the morning
00:38:28 Front doorbell rings,
00:38:29 and I knew something
00:38:31 because I had to
00:38:34 and there was mr. Stern.
00:38:36 He lived down a block.
00:38:40 My old man used to play cards
00:38:43 He was a jewish fella.
00:38:45 He said,
00:38:47 I knew there was
00:38:49 I turned exactly
00:38:52 I said,
00:38:55 I was in my pajamas,
00:38:57 "Marty, your father died."
00:38:59 My father died in the
00:39:02 He had a heart attack.
00:39:04 He had low blood pressure.
00:39:08 Boy, am I talking!
00:39:10 Excuse me. I never
00:39:13 Usually everybody
00:39:16 I'll shut up now
00:39:19 Yeah, 17 years ago
00:39:22 what I been doing with
00:39:25 There I go again.
00:39:26 I must be driving you crazy!
00:39:28 Most of the time
00:39:30 I can't find a word to say.
00:39:31 I'm going to shut up now
00:39:34 Usually I'm not like this.
00:39:36 Usually, l-
00:39:39 I'm on a jag,
00:39:42 You'd think I was loaded!
00:39:44 Like I started to say-
00:39:47 I...
00:39:51 I can't stop my mouth!
00:39:53 Isn't this stupid?
00:39:56 You got a real
00:39:58 Really, a nice face.
00:40:01 Thank you.
00:40:55 Hey, Mac, anything good inside?
00:40:57 Oh, a bunch of dogs.
00:41:03 Hey, Marty.
00:41:05 Marty, you in here?
00:41:35 So I'm in
00:41:37 If you try shooting a b.a.r.
00:41:39 you know what I mean?
00:41:41 I can't hold
00:41:43 I'm wavering back and forth.
00:41:46 So the guy next to me,
00:41:48 he's shooting
00:41:50 and he's cross-eyed
00:41:55 So just then-
00:41:58 so just then
00:42:00 from the guy next to me.
00:42:04 My target goes down.
00:42:07 I got 5 bull's eyes!
00:42:12 That's how I got
00:42:14 of being the best shot
00:42:32 So when I got
00:42:34 I was lost.
00:42:36 I didn't know
00:42:39 I was 25 years old.
00:42:41 I couldn't go back to my
00:42:46 I thought I'd go to
00:42:51 but my brother Freddie,
00:42:54 and I had 3 unmarried sisters.
00:42:57 In an italian house,
00:43:00 So I just went to pieces.
00:43:05 I used to walk the streets
00:43:06 till 3:00,
00:43:11 My poor mother used to be
00:43:21 God forgive me
00:43:26 but I used to think
00:43:30 I used to stand
00:43:33 and god forgive me,
00:43:37 sucking me
00:43:41 I'm catholic, you know.
00:43:43 Even to think about
00:43:46 Yes, I know.
00:43:50 So then mr. Otari,
00:43:52 he offered me this job
00:43:55 Everybody pleaded
00:43:58 So that's what happened.
00:44:01 I didn't want to be a butcher.
00:44:04 There's nothing wrong
00:44:08 Why, it's not
00:44:11 It's in a lower social scale.
00:44:13 People look down on butchers.
00:44:16 I-I don't
00:44:20 the point is, mr. Otari
00:44:25 because... why,
00:44:27 I handle his books for him,
00:44:28 so I know he has a 35 markup,
00:44:30 which is not unreasonable.
00:44:34 Takes home net maybe 100,
00:44:38 Of course, you gotta worry
00:44:41 There's 2 in the neighborhood
00:44:47 Marty, it's my feeling
00:44:50 that you really want
00:44:53 Well, that's true.
00:44:55 But it means I got to
00:45:00 That's a big note to carry.
00:45:04 Marty, I've known you
00:45:08 but I know
00:45:11 You're an intelligent,
00:45:17 and, well, I have
00:45:22 Like, well, like
00:45:24 comes in to see me about
00:45:26 and some of these kids
00:45:29 they have so much warmth
00:45:32 and so much capacity.
00:45:36 Well, that's the feeling
00:45:42 If you were
00:45:45 I'd say, "go ahead and
00:45:48 "You're a good butcher."
00:45:57 There's lots of things
00:46:00 I could organize
00:46:03 get a bunch of neighborhood
00:46:06 That's what a lot
00:46:11 What do you think?
00:46:14 I think anything
00:46:16 you'll do well.
00:46:19 I'm catholic.
00:46:25 Yes, I am.
00:46:30 Look, I only got
00:46:33 but I only live
00:46:36 Why don't we walk
00:46:38 I'll get some dough,
00:46:41 I should get home.
00:46:43 It's only 11:45.
00:46:44 The clock's right up there.
00:46:46 I really should get home.
00:46:48 I told my father...
00:46:52 well, I suppose a
00:46:56 Do you suppose there's
00:46:59 I could put on some makeup?
00:47:02 Hey, mac-you got a
00:47:05 In the back.
00:48:14 So she told me,
00:48:16 She was always
00:48:18 The doctor said if she
00:48:20 she'd risk her life.
00:48:22 When she told me,
00:48:25 She was always
00:48:28 or coming from it.
00:48:29 She was hatching them
00:48:31 Her husband's
00:48:33 I saw her.
00:48:39 Hey, Lou. You seen Marty?
00:48:40 No.
00:48:41 I ain't seen him
00:48:42 Where is everybody?
00:48:44 Didn't you tell me
00:48:46 And her husband's
00:48:49 Last tuesday she
00:48:53 a fine, healthy boy.
00:48:55 9 pounds.
00:48:57 So the doctor was wrong.
00:48:58 Oh, no. She died
00:49:01 Oh, that's a sad story.
00:49:04 And her husband's
00:49:06 works in peter reeves?
00:49:07 That's the one
00:49:08 oh, that's a sad story.
00:49:34 It would mean moving
00:49:36 It's silly to think
00:49:38 I'd have to take
00:49:41 then the bus
00:49:44 then take the new
00:49:47 Then I have a 20-minute
00:49:52 Somebody suggested
00:49:54 but I'm terrified
00:49:57 I'm always afraid
00:50:01 Of course, it is
00:50:05 I could never hope to be
00:50:07 in the new york city system,
00:50:13 Of course, I'm not sure i
00:50:17 It's mostly executive
00:50:20 On the other hand-
00:50:24 well, anyway,
00:50:28 And, well, he depends
00:50:31 Let me tell you, Clara
00:50:33 I think you're
00:50:35 I used to thin
00:50:38 that's what I would say
00:50:41 But when you really
00:50:43 that ain't it at all.
00:50:45 We're afraid
00:50:47 It's a big step
00:50:50 I think you're
00:50:52 when you say your
00:50:54 Actually, you
00:50:57 You know what I mean?
00:50:59 You're living at home now,
00:51:01 and you got your father
00:51:03 You could go o
00:51:06 I'm afraid
00:51:09 You won't be so lonely
00:51:10 you'll make friends
00:51:13 Well, actually,
00:51:18 What are you
00:51:19 You're a real
00:51:21 You'll make friends in
00:51:24 You'll have people
00:51:26 I'll come up
00:51:27 I'll get m
00:51:29 or you can call me when you
00:51:34 It'll be real nice
00:51:37 don't be so afraid
00:51:48 hey, Marty!
00:51:50 Marty, over here!
00:51:52 Hello, Ralph.
00:51:53 Come over here
00:51:57 Excuse me a minute
00:51:58 sure.
00:52:01 You'll like this guy.
00:52:03 Who's this Marty?
00:52:08 Hi, Ralph.
00:52:10 hey, come here
00:52:13 We got an odd squirrel.
00:52:16 What do you mean, Ralph?
00:52:18 Hey, Louise, I want you
00:52:20 That's Louise Kelly.
00:52:22 Hiya.
00:52:23 Are we gonna
00:52:26 Listen, Marty, these
00:52:30 Money in the bank, man.
00:52:33 We're all going over
00:52:34 because there's
00:52:37 These are the girls
00:52:40 Wanna get in the car?
00:52:42 She's a nice-looking doll.
00:52:44 I'm with a girl, Ralph
00:52:46 get rid of her.
00:52:49 I can't. Somebody already
00:52:54 This is
00:53:06 I can't do it, Ralph.
00:53:08 Thanks anyway, huh
00:53:11 nice seeing y'all.
00:53:12 Let's get out of here.
00:53:14 We might as well
00:53:16 See you, Leo.
00:53:17 So long, Ralph
00:53:18 so long, Marty.
00:53:59 Wait a minute.
00:54:06 I guess my mother
00:54:09 My cousin, Thomas,
00:54:11 they won't be home
00:54:14 This is the kitchen.
00:54:16 Yes, I know.
00:54:18 Come on in the dining room.
00:54:25 Sit down.
00:54:30 You want something to eat?
00:54:31 We've got a whole
00:54:32 No, thanks.
00:54:35 Oh, sure.
00:54:34 Just take off
00:54:52 My kid brother, Nicky,
00:54:55 They had this statue
00:54:58 There was whiskey
00:55:00 I never saw anything so grand.
00:55:03 And what a meal.
00:55:05 I know a good hunk of meat
00:55:09 and this was choice filet,
00:55:11 $1.80 a pound.
00:55:14 For a cheaper cut of meat,
00:55:17 It comes to $1.25 a pound,
00:55:20 if it's trimmed.
00:55:23 Listen, Clara,
00:55:25 You look all tense.
00:55:28 No, I'm fine.
00:55:31 You want me to take you home,
00:55:32 I'll take you home.
00:55:36 Maybe it would be a good idea.
00:55:51 No, Marty, please.
00:55:53 I like you.
00:55:54 I been telling you all night.
00:55:55 All I want's a little kiss.
00:55:58 All right! I'll take you home.
00:56:01 All I wanted was a Lousy kiss.
00:56:03 You think I'd try
00:56:05 My mother coming
00:56:11 I just didn't feel like it,
00:56:37 Well...
00:56:42 I'm old enough to know better
00:56:47 comes New Year's Eve,
00:56:48 everybody starts arranging parties.
00:56:53 I'm the guy they got
00:57:01 I'll just get a pack
00:57:12 I'd like to see you again...
00:57:15 very much.
00:57:20 The reason
00:57:21 was because I just
00:57:24 handle the situation.
00:57:29 You're the kindest man
00:57:36 The reason I tell you this
00:57:37 is because I want
00:57:40 very much.
00:57:44 I know that
00:57:46 I'm just going
00:57:49 and think about you.
00:57:54 I want very much to see you again.
00:58:09 What are you doing
00:58:15 Nothing.
00:58:18 I'll call you up tomorrow.
00:58:22 Maybe we'll go see a movie
00:58:25 I'd like that very much.
00:58:32 The reason I can't
00:58:34 is because my aunt Catherine'
00:58:38 probably coming over tomorrow.
00:58:41 I may have to help out.
00:58:44 I'll wait for your call.
00:58:58 I better take you home now.
00:59:01 It's getting late,
00:59:02 and the buses only run
00:59:05 All right.
00:59:07 I'll just get
00:59:43 What are you doing
00:59:48 Nothing.
01:00:09 Hello?
01:00:10 Hello Marty?
01:00:15 Hello, Marty.
01:00:18 We just got here
01:00:20 Ma, I want you to meet
01:00:22 She's a graduate
01:00:25 she teaches chemistry at
01:00:28 Sit down, sit down.
01:00:30 You want some chicken?
01:00:31 We got some chicken
01:00:33 No, thank you.
01:00:37 Well, sit down
01:00:39 I just come in.
01:00:43 How'd you come home?
01:00:44 Thomas give you a ride
01:00:45 sure.
01:00:49 My sister Catherina,
01:00:50 she no get along
01:00:52 so she gonna come
01:00:55 She's coming, ma?
01:00:56 Sure. Sit down.
01:00:59 Marty, tell her sit down.
01:01:01 Might as well
01:01:03 You offer young lady
01:01:05 Yes. She don't want nothing.
01:01:07 No, thank you.
01:01:09 Is a very sad business,
01:01:13 A woman, 56 years old,
01:01:16 all her life
01:01:18 Now she's just
01:01:21 sleeping on
01:01:24 It's a curse to be
01:01:27 Your children grow up,
01:01:28 and what is left
01:01:32 What's a mother's life
01:01:35 Is a very sad thing
01:01:38 has no place for you
01:01:41 Couldn't she
01:01:43 to fill out her time?
01:01:44 Hobby?
01:01:47 She cook and she clean.
01:01:49 But you gotta have
01:01:51 You gotta have children
01:01:55 These are the terrible
01:01:58 the terrible years.
01:02:01 You mustn't
01:02:03 against
01:02:04 She probably also wants
01:02:07 and children to cook for.
01:02:11 You don't think
01:02:13 should live in
01:02:17 I don't know them,
01:02:19 I don't think
01:02:21 should live
01:02:23 Where you think a
01:02:27 I don't think a mother should
01:02:30 for her rewards in life.
01:02:32 Well, that's what
01:02:35 in New York University.
01:02:38 In real life,
01:02:41 You wait till
01:02:44 It's silly of me
01:02:46 I don't know
01:02:50 It's getting late,
01:02:51 I better
01:02:52 The buses only run
01:02:55 Good night, mrs. Piletti.
01:02:59 I'll be back in about
01:03:03 Good night, mrs. Piletti.
01:03:05 Good night.
01:03:15 Hey!
01:03:19 Hey, Marty! Hey!
01:03:21 Hey, Ange!
01:03:28 Where you been,
01:03:29 I been looking for you!
01:03:31 Well, I looked for you.
01:03:33 Well, I was looking for you.
01:03:36 We thought we were
01:03:38 and come right back,
01:03:42 Angie, meet Clara.
01:03:43 Clara, this is
01:03:45 Yes. How do you do?
01:03:47 Hello. What are we
01:03:51 I'm taking Clara home.
01:03:55 You want me to
01:03:56 What for?
01:03:58 It's early
01:04:00 it must be 1:00.
01:04:02 It's saturday night. There's
01:04:07 By the time I get Clara
01:04:10 When I get home,
01:04:12 I gotta get up for
01:04:16 Ok.
01:04:18 Hey, well, where you goin'?
01:04:21 Hey, I'll see you
01:04:52 You got an elevator
01:04:55 We only live
01:04:58 Ok, so, I'll see
01:05:01 Ok.
01:05:03 I'll give you a call
01:05:05 as soon as
01:05:07 Well, you better make it
01:05:11 I won't be home from
01:05:13 Oh, ok.
01:05:26 Ok, so I'll see you
01:05:29 Ok.
01:05:32 Good night.
01:05:33 Good night
01:06:58 taxi!
01:06:59 Hey, taxi!
01:07:00 Taxi!
01:07:02 Hey, taxi!
01:07:06 Hey!
01:07:54 Hey, ma, you know
01:07:57 I think I'm gonna
01:08:13 You hear
01:08:16 Because this is
01:08:17 we got $33-odd hundred
01:08:20 I'll have to take it
01:08:23 I don't know.
01:08:25 I'm a good butcher.
01:08:28 I want to ask Thomas,
01:08:29 but I got
01:08:32 Hurry because
01:08:34 Ma, you mind coming home
01:08:37 I want to find Angie.
01:08:38 I think he's sore at me.
01:08:40 Ma, is Thomas bringing
01:08:45 I want to see him.
01:08:47 I think Thomas is bringing
01:08:50 but I don't know.
01:08:51 Now go outside. I got
01:08:55 What are you getting
01:09:04 Marty, please
01:09:06 Ok, ma.
01:09:13 I feel Lousy
01:09:14 Virginia, I don't want
01:09:18 I don't think I got
01:09:22 Last night
01:09:23 I ever heard
01:09:25 Tommy, I-
01:09:28 I know what you're
01:09:29 a man can't be his
01:09:33 She's my mother. I have
01:09:36 You make me the Louse!
01:09:42 I love you,
01:09:44 but we're never
01:09:45 unless we can work out
01:09:48 We can't keep talking
01:09:50 We gotta have
01:09:58 Can't you wait five
01:10:00 I just got
01:10:02 Go to mass.
01:10:04 I'll go to 11:00 mass.
01:10:06 Let me drive you over.
01:10:08 Thomas, leave me alone
01:10:17 get dressed because we're
01:10:21 Why couldn't you
01:10:22 why couldn't you make
01:10:24 She's a little hard
01:10:25 All I asked you was to try.
01:10:27 Tommy!
01:10:28 I don't want to
01:11:05 hello, aunt Theresa.
01:11:07 Hello, Tommy.
01:11:09 Ah, my mother
01:11:11 I begged her to
01:11:14 She's always
01:11:15 please,
01:11:19 He wake up this morning
01:11:21 do this, do that!
01:11:23 Please leave me
01:11:26 Oh, hello, Thomas.
01:11:28 Hello, aunt catherine.
01:11:31 I was to mass already.
01:11:33 Just make yourself at home.
01:11:35 The refrigerator's loaded.
01:11:38 Thomas.
01:11:41 You want
01:11:44 Oh, hi, Virginia!
01:11:47 Let me hold him
01:11:50 Hey, petey boy!
01:11:52 Yeah! You're sure
01:11:56 You're bigger than
01:11:59 Oh, tom, like I was
01:12:02 mr. Otari, my boss,
01:12:04 because he wants to
01:12:06 what are you
01:12:07 Oh, shut up!
01:12:10 He does about 1,200,
01:12:13 The problem
01:12:16 If I get together
01:12:19 what about when you wouldn't let
01:12:22 What are you
01:12:23 Once a month
01:12:25 She could use the
01:12:26 You had to be boss
01:12:28 listen, she won't use
01:12:32 Should I buy some more?
01:12:36 Give me a few minutes.
01:12:38 I promised mr. Otari
01:12:40 You can fight any time.
01:12:42 I want to know about
01:12:44 Now, say I'm the butcher,
01:12:46 and aldo capellI's
01:12:49 I work on a 35markup-
01:12:52 do you know what
01:12:55 No. That's why
01:12:57 What do you want
01:12:58 You got a job, no wife,
01:13:01 I wish I was you!
01:13:04 Take the baby, will you?
01:13:06 He wants 5,000 down?
01:13:07 You'll need a mortgage
01:13:12 You're single with
01:13:13 Stay that way!
01:13:15 Don't yell at him.
01:13:19 Patsy's shop-that's
01:13:20 Supermarkets don't
01:13:23 who buys italian
01:13:24 My wife goes to the a&p,
01:13:28 opens a can,
01:13:30 All right!
01:13:31 I understand the supermarkets problem,
01:13:33 but I was talking
01:13:37 will you see that my mother
01:13:39 Sure. This girl-
01:13:41 what does she know?
01:13:43 Marty, take care
01:13:59 Ma, get ready because
01:14:03 Hey, Catherina
01:14:04 Huh?
01:14:06 Last night, when i
01:14:09 Marty was here
01:14:11 Who?
01:14:12 Marty.
01:14:13 Your son Marty?
01:14:15 Well, which Marty you think
01:14:19 Were the lights on?
01:14:20 Oh, sure. This girl
01:14:25 They're the worst.
01:14:27 College girls are one
01:14:29 I tell you.
01:14:31 My son, joseph, wife, you
01:14:35 Pff! One step
01:14:39 This is the first time
01:14:43 She look like
01:14:44 You know,
01:14:46 has a feeling
01:14:49 You heard him sing?
01:14:53 well, that's all.
01:14:56 Today, tomorrow,
01:14:59 he's gonna say to you,
01:15:00 "hey, ma. I'm tired
01:15:04 "It's no good
01:15:06 Then he'll say to you,
01:15:08 "ma, why do we need
01:15:10 "Let's sell this house and
01:15:15 "nice little apartment?"
01:15:17 I don't sell this house!
01:15:20 This is my
01:15:22 I had 6 children
01:15:24 You'll see.
01:15:28 you're gonna be
01:15:30 sleeping on a couch in your
01:15:33 Ah, Catherina!
01:15:37 Someday, you're gonna smile.
01:15:39 We'll have a big holiday.
01:15:42 Ma, it's getting
01:15:49 Boy, this place is
01:15:51 You know, ma, I think
01:15:54 The whole joint's
01:15:57 Plumbing's rusty-
01:15:59 Now I'm gonna have to
01:16:05 You know what
01:16:07 we ought to get one
01:16:09 they're building
01:16:11 a nicer part of town.
01:16:17 You all set, ma?
01:16:19 I'm set.
01:16:23 Goodbye, aunt catherine.
01:16:24 Goodbye.
01:16:49 We got a couple
01:16:51 Hi, Marty.
01:16:52 Hi. Ma, fix your collar.
01:16:56 We'll sit in the back
01:16:58 We'll see you
01:17:01 That was a nice-looking
01:17:06 She wasn't a very
01:17:09 but she look like
01:17:12 I said she wasn't a very
01:17:16 I heard you, ma.
01:17:18 She look a little bit
01:17:20 about 35, 40 years old.
01:17:23 She's 29, ma.
01:17:25 She's more than
01:17:27 That's what
01:17:32 She look 35,
01:17:36 She don't look like
01:17:40 I say,
01:17:43 Well, I don't know.
01:17:44 She don't look like
01:17:48 What family she comes from?
01:17:50 Tch! I don't know.
01:17:53 Something about her
01:17:56 It's funny.
01:17:57 The first time
01:17:58 she comes to your
01:18:03 These college girls,
01:18:05 they all one step
01:18:07 What are you
01:18:08 She's a nice girl.
01:18:10 She don't look
01:18:16 I don't like her.
01:18:17 Oh, you only met her
01:18:20 Don't bring her
01:18:23 Well, what
01:18:25 She don't
01:18:26 Plenty nice
01:18:28 Let's not
01:18:30 what are you getting
01:18:32 I only met her
01:18:34 Probably not gonna
01:18:37 Come on.
01:18:51 Hello, Lou.
01:18:52 Hi, Marty.
01:18:53 Hi, Ralph.
01:18:54 Lou, let me have a coke.
01:18:58 Marty, I hear you really got
01:19:02 Who told you that?
01:19:03 Angie. Said she was
01:19:07 She wasn't so bad.
01:19:12 he was here last night
01:19:14 Oh.
01:19:28 Hey, Ralph,
01:19:30 with those nurses
01:19:32 Oh, Marty.
01:19:35 You know that one
01:19:39 We went over
01:19:40 so she got loaded drunk.
01:19:43 You should have seen
01:19:45 The people downstairs
01:19:49 So, in the middle of it,
01:19:51 These crazy girls
01:19:55 so we got to get rid of her.
01:19:58 Leo's talking to the
01:20:00 while we're trying to
01:20:04 This crazy girl, she even
01:20:07 Heh heh heh!
01:20:14 So how'd you make out?
01:20:15 I had a nice time.
01:20:17 Yeah?
01:20:21 She's a nice girl.
01:20:28 I just met her last night, you know.
01:20:30 She's a nice girl.
01:20:35 Uh...
01:20:36 w-w-we just talked
01:20:48 uh, listen, Ralph-
01:20:50 if you see Angie,
01:20:51 I'll see him
01:21:04 Marty, I want to talk-
01:21:06 I don't want to talk now.
01:21:39 So the book winds up-
01:21:41 Marty hey, Marty?
01:21:43 So the book winds up,
01:21:44 mike hammer's in there
01:21:47 So he says, "you rat.
01:21:50 She begins to con him.
01:21:52 She tells him
01:21:53 Then bam! He shoots her
01:21:57 So she's
01:21:59 and she says, "how
01:22:01 He says,
01:22:05 Boy, that mickey spillane,
01:22:08 I read everything
01:22:10 We got a whole pot
01:22:13 I couldn't eat nothing.
01:22:14 My mother stuffed me
01:22:17 Mickey spillane knows
01:22:20 In one book,
01:22:23 She's been hit by a car.
01:22:24 She throws a pass at him.
01:22:25 He meets
01:22:27 and they throw a pass.
01:22:29 He meets a beautiful
01:22:31 and she throws a pass.
01:22:32 Boy, he could
01:22:35 Anybody want to watch
01:22:39 It's only a little bit after 2:00.
01:22:43 Where are you going?
01:22:45 To call that girl. Thought
01:22:48 You kidding?
01:22:52 Listen, Angie. You were
01:22:55 I introduced you
01:22:56 You just turned right
01:22:59 You got me mad
01:23:01 hey, Jerry.
01:23:05 Put it away!
01:23:06 I wonder where
01:23:09 They're
01:23:11 My mother will walk in!
01:23:12 Marty, let's go down 72nd
01:23:17 I thought I'd take
01:23:20 You must have
01:23:22 We just talked.
01:23:24 She must be some talker.
01:23:26 She must've been about
01:23:29 A guy should marry a girl
01:23:31 20 years younger than he is.
01:23:33 When he's 40,
01:23:34 she's a pretty doll of 21.
01:23:37 He'd have to marry her
01:23:41 You're right.
01:23:43 She wasn't
01:23:45 She must have kept you
01:23:47 Don't hang around
01:23:49 Gives you
01:23:51 Let's go to 72nd street.
01:23:54 I told this dog
01:23:57 Brush her!
01:23:59 Want to come with me
01:24:03 I looked all over
01:24:06 another book I rea
01:24:08 I can't remember
01:24:10 He finds this redheaded
01:24:12 He gives her some dough
01:24:13 because he feels
01:24:16 Wait a minute.
01:24:17 I think that's
01:24:19 I was telling you
01:24:22 You didn't
01:24:24 A nothing.
01:24:26 you know something?
01:24:30 boy, he sure can write.
01:25:31 So what are you gonna
01:25:34 I don't know, ma.
01:25:37 I may just hang around
01:25:45 maybe I'll go down
01:25:46 and see what Angie
01:25:48 I'll see you later, ma.
01:25:56 So we had-
01:25:57 I don't want to talk
01:26:01 We had the extreme privilege
01:26:04 make his tv debut
01:26:07 So, tonight on our
01:26:11 I'm doing it, huh?
01:26:15 Aw, now,
01:26:19 You know, he scares
01:26:32 What time is it?
01:26:34 About 8:00.
01:26:36 You don't feel like
01:26:38 It'll take an hour.
01:26:42 What's playing
01:26:44 There's a good picture
01:26:47 You guys feel like
01:26:50 Let's go
01:26:52 We'll wind up
01:26:54 I'll never forgive
01:26:55 for cutting burlesque
01:26:58 There's a burlesque in
01:27:01 You don't want to ride
01:27:04 Now you want to
01:27:07 I feel like
01:27:09 That's what richie
01:27:12 I don't feel like
01:27:14 What do you
01:27:16 I don't know.
01:27:21 George, what are you
01:27:22 "What are you doing tonight?"
01:27:26 The burlesque!
01:27:28 Miserable and lonely
01:27:31 What am I,
01:27:33 I got something good here!
01:27:35 Why am I hanging around
01:27:37 What's the matter?
01:27:42 You don't like her!
01:27:44 She's a dog,
01:27:46 Well, I had a good
01:27:49 I'll have
01:27:51 If we have
01:27:54 I'll beg her
01:27:56 If we make a new year's
01:28:00 You don't like her,
01:28:15 Hey, Ange
01:28:19 You oughta be
01:28:21 You're 33 years old. Your
01:28:24 You oughta be
01:28:27 Hello?
01:28:29 Excuse me, Ange.
01:28:31 Hello, Clara?
01:28:49 What happened?
01:28:51 Hey, Marty?
01:28:54 Hey, Marty,
01:28:58 Saturday,
01:29:00 A party?
01:29:01 Frankie and Lou?
01:29:03 Everybody but you?
01:29:05 Where was you thursday?
01:29:07 Hey, Marty?
01:29:08 Hey, Marty?
01:29:10 For our bowling game?
01:29:13 It seems like a year?
01:29:14 Since we've
01:29:17 Hey, Marty,
01:29:19 A dame?
01:29:20 Hey, Marty,