Song of the Thin Man
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:20:00
You're right. It's an oldie. A very old oldie.
:20:03
It's a lie and he knows it.
:20:04
But he's the great Nick Charles,
The Mastermind.

:20:07
We came over here asking your help...
:20:09
and you've helped Phil
right into the electric chair.

:20:11
Save it for your lawyer, lady.
:20:13
Thank you, Mr. Charles. Thanks a lot.
Come on.

:20:23
I could've sworn
that shot was on the level.

:20:25
It was on the level.
:20:27
- What? Then why did you...
- Darling.

:20:29
With Brant loose, there'd be other shots.
One of them might hit the mark.

:20:33
He'll be safer in jail.
:20:35
- Then you don't think he killed Drake.
- Oh, that I don't know.

:20:39
I suppose
jail is the best place temporarily.

:20:42
But suppose he's innocent
and can't prove it?

:20:44
Then it wouldn't be so temporary.
:20:47
- The police do make mistakes.
- Yes, that is a cheerful thought.

:20:50
Just what I've been thinking.
:20:52
Of course, if you were on the case...
:20:54
there would be no mistake.
:20:57
It's positively sadistic
the way you drive me to work.

:21:00
- All right, Mrs. Legree.
- My Nicky.

:21:03
But for the time being,
we'll work without the police.

:21:14
Nothing new. Get going.
:21:16
- Hey, Mack. How about it?
- Sorry.

:21:18
We got your photos this afternoon
with the rest of the news fellas.

:21:21
Nobody gets on or off that boat
without a pass from the inspector.

:21:24
You decided what kind of gun
Drake was shot with?

:21:26
Ballistics is a little bit puzzled
but they'll figure it out.

:21:30
- Hey, you, got a pass?
- A pass?

:21:33
Since when does a peaceful citizen need
a pass to stroll along the waterfront?

:21:36
There'll be a letter in the Morning Times
about this.

:21:44
What's the matter now, Callahan?
:21:47
Patrolman Davis is hungry again.
Got to get him a couple of sandwiches.

:21:52
Sitting out on that deck
kind of gave me an appetite, too.


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