:27:02
There was quite a bit of excitement.
The driver reported them to the police.
:27:08
Did the poor man get his turkeys back?
:27:12
All but one, Father.
:27:27
[O'Malley clears throat]
:27:33
Thank you.
:27:42
[Playing sombre music]
:27:51
O'MALLEY: McCarthy, how are you?
:27:53
Good morning, Father.
You open for business?
:27:56
Always open for business, McCarthy.
Come on in.
:27:59
MCCARTHY: Come on.
:28:07
Come right in, Pat.
:28:09
- I got a problem, Father.
- Yeah?
:28:11
Seems like it's more yours than mine.
:28:14
It's her. Well, Father, it's this way.
:28:20
Last night I'm walking me beat, see?
Who do you think I runs into?
:28:23
- Her?
- Mrs. Quimp.
:28:25
[Lmitating Hattie] "Officer McCarthy,"
she says.
:28:27
- You know how the old stool pigeon talks.
- Yes, I do.
:28:30
"If you'll go around the corner,
you'll find a girl.
:28:33
"I've been watching her
and she ain't up to no good."
:28:35
Well, Father, I goes around the corner
and there, like the Quimp says, I finds her.
:28:41
MCCARTHY: Do you follow me, Father?
O'MALLEY: Yes.
:28:44
Well, I looks at her and sizes her up.
:28:48
One of those things, I think.
I'm just about to say to her:
:28:52
"Look, sister, not on my beat."
:28:56
When she turns,
and right away I sees I'm out of line.
:28:59
- You follow me, Father?
- Yeah.