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:21:01
Then you went and registered this Davis.
:21:03
Anybody want me?
:21:06
- Are you Davis?
- Leave it to me.

:21:07
- Have you any money?
- Why, no, I haven't.

:21:11
Are you from the We Never Sleep
Collection Agency?

:21:14
I'm the hotel manager.
:21:16
Let me tell you something.
There's $ 1200 charged against this room.

:21:20
And if you move in here too,
I'll bill you for half of it.

:21:23
Say, what sort of a hotel is this?
:21:27
You move in, and you owe $600
right away.

:21:30
- Pay no attention to him.
- He's excited.

:21:33
I'm not excited. Gordon, you don't
have a dime, and you never will.

:21:37
All you've done is ruin me.
:21:38
Come on, Joe,
you gotta give him a chance.

:21:41
I'm sick of hearing about your backers.
:21:44
Yes? Speaking.
:21:46
Oh, Mr. Jenkins.
Yes, come right up.

:21:50
Joe, we're out of the woods.
My backer's on his way up now.

:21:55
Tell Wagner if he doesn't behave himself,
I'll buy this hotel and make him a bellhop.

:22:00
No, that's too good for him.
I'll make him a guest.

:22:03
- Your backer's really coming?
- He's on his way up.

:22:06
Just leave us alone for 15 minutes...
:22:08
Wagner told me not to,
but this is important.

:22:10
You bet it is.
:22:14
Well, what's the matter with you,
Oswego?

:22:17
I'm just a little disappointed,
that's all.

:22:20
You wrote and told me
you were a great manager.

:22:23
I am a great manager. A great manager
never puts his own money into a play.

:22:27
You were all so nice and so kind.
:22:31
I thought I was moving into
some sort of a club.

:22:35
Look, everybody does it this way.
:22:37
Every honest producer has a backer.
:22:40
A manager puts his own money in the play,
right away, you know he's a crook.

:22:47
Money.
:22:53
Mr. Jenkins, I believe.
:22:54
- Yes. Mr. Miller?
- Come right in.

:22:57
- This is Mr. Binelli, my treasurer.
- How do you do, Mr. Jenkins?


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