Boys Town
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:31:00
He'd turn out to be a five-and-ten mug.
That's where you come in.

:31:02
- You want me to take him to Boys Town.
- That's it.

:31:05
The warden's got $280 I had on me.
It's all yours.

:31:08
He'll tell you where to find Whitey.
He's here in Lincoln.

:31:10
Well, we're overcrowded,
but I guess I can find room for one more.

:31:14
He's pretty tough.
You may have to kick him around.

:31:16
I doubt that.
:31:18
Sorry, time's up.
:31:21
- Goodbye, Joe.
- So long.

:31:28
Wait here, I'll be right down.
:31:38
- Hello, son.
- Hello, Father.

:31:44
- Ante two.
- Two?

:31:46
You heard it.
:31:47
Gee, I haven't had a hand yet.
:31:48
I'm sitting in a rummy seat
myself over here.

:31:52
Keep your hands to yourself, Shorty.
:31:57
See who it is.
:31:58
- What's it worth?
- Two.

:32:00
That's all it's worth.
:32:02
- Hello, Father.
- Hello, boys.

:32:04
Hello, sir.
:32:06
Hi, Doc.
:32:08
Which one of you is Whitey Marsh?
:32:12
I've got a message for Whitey.
I'd like to deliver it to him alone.

:32:15
Hey, wait a minute. I'm out about $1.10.
:32:17
Come on back here.
:32:35
There, that's better.
:32:37
I'm Father Flanagan.
:32:39
I saw your brother Joe
just a little while ago.

:32:42
We had a long talk about you, Whitey.
:32:45
Joe wants you to come with me
to Boys Town.

:32:47
You've got a swell chance taking me
to that joint.

:32:49
That's right, a swell chance.
:32:51
I've got $280 your brother gave me
to take care of you.

:32:54
I don't care if he gave you a million bucks.
:32:56
What am I going to do
in a broken-down nursery like Boys Town?

:32:59
There are a lot of things you could do.
We've got machine shops...


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