1:16:01
She'd take the rap
for concealing a fugitive...
1:16:05
as well as for being an accessory
to the Fellsinger job.
1:16:08
-She'd get 20 years.
-They'd never give her that.
1:16:11
All right, let's give her a break.
She'd only get 10 years.
1:16:15
lt's still worth $60,000 to her to stay out.
1:16:18
With the $140,000 she's got left...
1:16:21
why, she could get $60,000 back
in no time.
1:16:23
Then we'd all be happy.
1:16:44
-Hang it up.
-You'll play?
1:16:49
l got to think it over.
1:16:56
Think about it all you want to.
1:16:59
Look at it up and down and sideways.
1:17:02
You'll come to the same answer.
1:17:06
What do you want me to do?
1:17:07
We go to her apartment together.
She writes me out a check for $60,000.
1:17:12
What are you?
1:17:13
l was a small-time crook
until this very minute.
1:17:18
Now l'm a big-time crook. And l like it.
1:17:22
-Say, who did that job on your face?
-l'm not saying.
1:17:27
lt's high-class work.
1:17:28
You won't keep bothering her, will you?
1:17:30
$60,000 is just the right amount.
1:17:34
-All right if l light a cigarette?
-No.
1:17:39
Keep your hands up.
1:17:41
l think maybe you better turn around.
1:17:44
l guess maybe you better.
1:17:52
l was wondering how long
it would take you to think of that.
1:17:55
Now, how's for sitting down?
1:17:57
l guess that's okay.
But keep your hands behind you.