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It's a betcome on, Sally! |
Nice girl, that I'd hate to see <U>her</U> get a raw deal. You know, the great trouble with crooks is they're <U>too</U> smart. Now if I'd taken that bracelet, I'd find some way to slip it backI'd know I could never get ashore with it. |
Anybody that's taken the trouble to get it would be a mug to put it back. |
Thought you might need medon't talk, kid, and don't let him scare you |
Don't be too smart, Jimmyyou're out in the rough yourself. You had an argument with Lother a couple of hours before he was killedbut I'll deal with that later |
Don't get yourself all worked up |
You keep out of this You admit you thought of killing himhow were you going to do it? |
Mmmmmmmmmhm.... Now, Jimmy, what were you doing in that corridor before the shots were fired? |
Why, I |
Here's your fifty. |
Thanks. That makes us square. |
Come in! |
Hope I didn't keep you waiting. |
I'll bet a couple of hundred I wonder what's keeping that boy. |
Don't worry about that. We'll settle after the hand. Out in Montana where I come from a man's word is all that's necessary. What have you got? |
Three Jacks. |
That beats two Pairs. I'm glad <U>I</U> didn't win the first pot. Take the money, Mr. Brett. |
It's your deal. |
It's a pleasure. |
How's your mother feeling? |
Much betterthank you |
Well, to tell you the truth, gentlemen, I've sworn off playing poker. |
Why, you wouldn't quit when you're ahead, would you? |
Why isn't that a good time to quit? |
I thought you were a sucker |
Think again |
That goes two ways. |
Make it three, boysI'll play this hand pat. |
Not herefollow me around the shed. |
Don't you know better than to talk to me with people around? |
Oh, putting on the swell, eh? |
I thought you were a smart guy. |
If I was smart I wouldn't be working my way over on this ship. |
We didn't have enough dough for two tickets, did we? |
We coulda got two thirdclass! |
No bank roll there, boy. Lucky I could get you signed onthey picked up that Pittsburgh jewelermade him talk. The heat's on, Shortieand those Atlantic breezes are going to be mighty welcome. |
Oh, I'm not squawkin', but I'm not used to working and it's a bad habit to get into. |
It'll never hurt youGot any money? |
A dollar seventy and I'm gonna keep it! |
No, you're not. Give me that dollar seventy. |
I'll give you half of it. Here's seventy cents. |
Nix, the law! |
Yes, sir!I will, sirCertainly, sir! |
He's a colored man in chauffeur's uniform carrying a basket of fruit. |
I'll watch for him, sir. |
Quick, let me have that money. I'm broke and I'll need it for tips. |
Oh, noYou're not gonna give my hardearned money away. |
You're a wise guyGimme back |
Shortie, look! |
You don't think? |
Looks like he's taking a tripsee the baggage? The only time they ever picked me up, McKinney walked through the room while they were grillinglet's see how good his memory is. |
Yer lucky I'm here at all. I tell you, Jimmymy feet'll never hold out. |
Stop squawking! You were doing this job on a ship four years ago when I first picked you up, weren't you? |
Yeahbut high livin's made me soft. |
How're the tips? |
A dollar forty. |
I'll need itgave my last buck to the bedroom steward. |
Not a chance. |
Come on I'll promote a card game, and we'll be sitting pretty. |
Until thenthe dollar forty stays with me. |
Is that a nice way to talk to a pal? |
Don't let money spoil a beautiful friendship. Look at these here telegrams to be delivered! This ain't a job it's a marathon. |
Oh, Shortie! there's a girl on this ship |
there's thousands of 'em! |
A thousand? She's one in a millionright off the top of the rosebush! |
This is a business trip! |
She was wearing a white dress with a cute, black hat and carrying a bag with S. M. on it. Funnyher name's not on the passenger list. |
Maybe she's in the showOne of the troupersdid you ever think of that? |
Why <U>didn't</U> I think of that?I am going to scout around and see if I can find her. |
Just a minute, stewardhaven't you forgotten something? |
No, sir? |
My change. |
Change? |
A dollar fortyout of the two dollars I gave you. |
Shortie!you know my motto? |
Pleasure first if it don't interfere with business. |
Right!but it doesn't have to apply to youKeep your eyes open for anybody wearing a lot of cracked ice and give me the office. |
Now you're talkin'! |
Inspector McKinney. |
Are you screwy? |
I fell in his armsCouldn't resist it. |
You know where that sense of humor's goin' to get you one of these days |
Heredrop it where they'll find it and return it to him. He's not a bad egg. I'll ship him back the fifty before we arrive. |
You take some awful chances. |
Well, I had to get some dough to play with those suckers. Here, get this changed. |
They won't squawkthey're professionals. |
Well, if that's the case, you're sure of winning the first couple of handsBut what about after that? |
That's where you come in. Now, listen, Shortie |
Have the purser give you twentyfive hundred dollars for this checkand bring the cash here. |
Yes, Mr. Brettright away. |
Here's your twentyfive hundred, Mr. Brett. |
Thank you. I owe you a dollar fortyherekeep the change. |
Thank you, sir. |
I'll take one. |
Sorry to interrupt you, Mr Brett, but I have a message for you. |
What is it? |
Your mother is feeling seasick and would like to see you right away. |
Oh, is she? What a shame! You'll pardon me? |
About sixteen hundred. |
Partners, ain't we? |
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