Lady for a Day
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:21:02
A hundred thousand?
:21:04
What do you boys expect us
to do, rob the Mint?

:21:08
Okay, if l can line up the Dude,
we'll step around and see ya.

:21:14
It's a pushover, Dude.
Babcock must need the money.

:21:17
Take it from me, you're lucky.
:21:19
Which of these vests do you like,
the white or the striped?

:21:22
Let's get going. We can knock
this deal over in an hour.

:21:26
I can't find her, Boss.
Can't find her no place.

:21:29
- Can't find who?
- Apple Annie.

:21:30
I looked high and low for her.
She ain't nowheres around.

:21:33
That's why you were stalling.
:21:35
What do you mean,
"couldn't find her"?

:21:38
I get a lot of help
from you guys.

:21:40
I feed you pretty good.
You got dough in your pockets.

:21:44
Listen. I know what l'm doing
and l don't go into this deal

:21:47
till l get an apple from Annie.
:21:50
Listen 'stupe',
all you had to do

:21:53
was ask any panhandler
on Broadway.

:21:55
That's just it, there ain't no
panhandlers on Broadway.

:21:59
What?
:22:00
Listen, l hope my mother croaks
if this ain't the truth.

:22:03
I walked over town for hours.
Ain't a beggar on the streets.

:22:06
I suppose they're all
in Europe on vacation.

:22:09
Search me. It's got me scared.
Broadway looks like a morgue.

:22:14
Blind man here.
His name is Shorty.

:22:16
- Shorty? A blind man?
- Yes.

:22:19
Bring him in.
:22:20
None of them around, eh?
:22:22
Get that dizzy dame off your mind.
:22:24
I don't think about her
in the daytime.

:22:29
Let 'em in.
:22:29
- Hello, Dude.
- Hello.

:22:32
- What do you mugs want?
- It's about Annie.

:22:34
What about Annie? I've been
looking all over town for her.

:22:36
She's in an awful jam.
:22:37
- Been drinkin' again, huh?
- No, it ain't that.

:22:39
Notterhead found her
walking by the water.

:22:41
Yeah, she was in a daze.
:22:43
She was walking down the
waterfront, talking to herself.

:22:46
Good thing Notterhead
ran into her.

:22:48
What is all this?
:22:49
- She's in an awful jam.
- I heard that.

:22:54
For years she's been swiping
stationary from the Marberry.

:22:57
And writing her daughter
she's in high society.


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