:52:02
My old lady bought it in a store--
a sign, l mean--and hung it over the bed.
:52:06
l've always kept it in mind.
:52:10
What do you say
we go back to St. Louis, huh?
:52:13
That Dawn La Gatta.
l bet she's waiting for you.
:52:17
She was all right. Regular.
:52:20
And as respectable as a whistle.
l mean in the right way.
:52:24
l betcha there's ''welcome''
on the doormat for you there.
:52:27
All right. All right.
Forget about the dames.
:52:34
But twice in one day.
:52:36
And that's what l come back for.
:52:39
That's what l take a chance for.
l get this.
:52:44
What l been thinking about
all these years...
:52:49
Aw, forget it.
:52:51
Listen, Marty.
You come back here for a reason.
:52:53
And l came with you.
Because where you go, l go.
:52:56
Let's get out of here tonight.
Too many people know you here.
:52:59
Tonight, huh?
:53:03
What do you say?
:53:14
You see what they did
to that rich kid today?
:53:17
They took him down
in that old warehouse.
:53:19
Well, there's no reason
he can't be taken further away.
:53:22
No, no.
:53:24
We're too hot.
Kidnappin' ain't in our line.
:53:28
l come home for something.
l didn't get it.
:53:32
But l'm coming out with something,
even if it's only dough.
:53:36
- Oh, no, Marty--
- Shut up.
:53:38
Go out and get Whitey.
:53:39
Find out what he knows
about that rich dump.
:53:43
Go ahead, Hunk.
Get going.