1:35:09
Don't bother me now.
1:35:10
You could use this in the third act.
1:35:12
I got something better. Let me tell you--
1:35:15
I'll see you later.
1:35:20
The papers are all signed. What do I care?
1:35:23
Go ahead, fight.
1:35:31
I'd better call and see
if Witherspoon has left.
1:35:35
Telephone.
1:35:37
I'll get every one of you!
1:35:39
I hate cops. I'll brain the first one
that comes near me!
1:35:42
A little higher, brother.
Thank you very much. That's fine.
1:35:46
Don't do that, please.
1:35:47
Get him, Pat.
1:35:49
That won't have any effect.
I've tried it before--
1:35:51
It did. Isn't that amazing?
1:35:55
Oh, dear. Wish I could relax like that.
1:36:00
-Witherspoon.
-Come in.
1:36:15
What has occurred?
1:36:17
Never mind!
Didn't I tell you I'd handle this?
1:36:20
Well, Lieutenant!
1:36:21
-We were just acting in self-defense.
-What happened? He put up a fight?
1:36:25
This isn't the one who blows the bugle.
1:36:27
-This is his brother who tried to kill O'Hara.
-All I said was he looked like Boris Karloff.
1:36:31
Boris.... Turn him over.
1:36:37
Kind of think he's wanted somewhere.
1:36:40
You "kind of think
he's wanted somewhere"?
1:36:42
If you guys can't look
at the circulars we put up...
1:36:46
...you can at least read
short detective stories.
1:36:48
Certainly, he's wanted. In lndiana!
1:36:50
He escaped from the prison
for criminally insane. He's a lifer.
1:36:53
That's my brother.
1:36:55
That's the way they described him.
"He looked like Karloff."
1:36:59
Why'd you knock him out?