:33:01
No one else has ever made a dent,
not even his wife.
:33:05
His mother's been the prop
that's held him up.
:33:07
He's got a fierce psychopathic devotion
for her.
:33:10
All his life, whenever he got in a spot...
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he just put out his hand,
and there was Ma Jarrett.
:33:16
Without her, maybe Cody'd...
Just like his old man.
:33:20
You mean I'm supposed to take
mama's place?
:33:23
Never can tell. He might need someone.
:33:25
I'll practice up on my lullabies.
Nothing else here.
:33:28
Good. Let's run through
your background again.
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Born Detroit, March 23, 1919.
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State reform school, 1934, vandalism.
:33:37
Arrested: suspicion, grand larceny,
Portland, 1939.
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Good.
:33:41
The State of Illinois v. Arthur Cody Jarrett.
:33:45
Arthur Cody Jarrett,
on your own admission...
:33:47
you have been convicted of the robbery
of the Palace Hotel on October 12.
:33:52
It is now my duty to pronounce sentence.
:33:55
For the crime of grand larceny,
you are hereby sentenced to serve...
:33:58
not less than one
and not more than three years...
:34:01
in the state penitentiary.
:34:04
The State of Illinois v. Victor Pardo.
:34:09
How is he? Tough?
:34:26
With Big Ed giving the orders now,
there'll be all kinds of fireworks.
:34:29
He's got plans that'll make
the old Jarrett mob look like a...
:34:36
Can you read him?
:34:38
Yeah.
:34:41
Parker moves his lips pretty good.
It's about Big Ed.
:34:45
What'd he say?
:34:48
He's the number one boy now,
Parker says.
:34:50
In more ways than one.
:34:55
-What was that crack?
-I couldn't read him, Cody.
:34:58
-Was that about my wife?
-Honest, he had his mouth covered.