Broadway Bill
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:27:01
–How about you?
–Holding my own, that’s all.

:27:04
Don't be modest. Racing
horses again, aren't ya?

:27:07
Just keep my hand in.
:27:09
That’s what I always said about you.
:27:12
I always said: Dan Brooks?
A lad who'll come through.

:27:15
How long does this go on?
:27:18
Don't mind him, Friday the 13th.
:27:21
Here's your soup...
:27:24
and one more soup.
:27:30
I'm glad I run into you, Dan.
:27:32
I got a proposition to clean up
$160,000, and want you in on it.

:27:37
–That so?
–Just for old time sake.

:27:40
–That’s nice of you.
–Nothing at all.

:27:42
I'll need a little financing though.
:27:45
You'll need what?
:27:47
With a start of $50,
I got a pile of...

:27:52
You're not by any chance trying
to borrow $50 from me, are you?

:27:56
Not borrow, exactly.
:27:58
Wait a minute.
:28:02
I came here to borrow $500.
:28:10
–Don't tell me you're broke?
–Yes, totally.

:28:14
–And you came...?
–Yeah.

:28:16
–And I came...?
–Yeah.

:28:19
That’s the funniest!
:28:30
What’s son funny about that?
:28:33
–Everything satisfactory?
–Yeah.

:28:43
–How broke are you?
–A veritable pauper.

:28:47
Not even enough for the meal?
:28:50
–No. How about you?
–No.

:28:55
No, no, no!
:28:58
Gentlemen, we're in a situation.

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