Night and the City
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:23:02
- Now, listen to me -
- Harry, all I got is me money.

:23:05
And between me and me money is a kind of
understanding, like holy matrimony-

:23:09
till death us do part.
:23:11
But I can't miss, Figler!
Figler, will you listen!

:23:14
I like you, Harry.
:23:16
Why don't you settle down, get hold of a few
good beggars and put 'em out on the street?

:23:20
I'll give you all the supplies you need -
legs, eyes, stumps.

:23:23
- What are you talking about?
- You can make a nice living out of it.

:23:27
I bring you a fortune,
you give me beggars!

:23:32
If I had the money, I could help you,
couldn't I? Right.

:23:36
And if I could help you,
I would, wouldn't I? Right.

:23:41
But if you ain't got socks,
you can't pull 'em up, now, can you?

:23:44
Aw, now, Googin,
you're a man of imagination.

:23:46
With all the best will in the worid, I'm just helpless.
Just plain, sprawlin' helpless.

:23:50
But this is a golden opportunity.
One chance in a thousand.

:23:54
Invest your money
where it means something.

:23:56
I'm just plain,
simple sorry, Harry...

:23:58
but if you want
anything else...

:24:00
I can print you a passport,
birth certificate, medical license.

:24:04
Just ask old Googin
and it's yours.

:24:09
- And that's how it is, Harry.
- But, Anna, listen-

:24:12
You're wasting your time and mine.
Anna O'Leary's got only one business.

:24:16
Balance of the nylons.
Good.

:24:18
I could do with
another 50,000 cigarettes.

:24:21
Ah, cigarettes, stockings.
This is big, Anna!

:24:24
One business, and that don't call for me
to put 200 quid into another man's game.

:24:28
- But it's the chance of a lifetime.
- Anna O'Leary don't take chances.

:24:31
I'm a hardworking,
hardheaded businesswoman.

:24:33
Look, you don't wanna spend
the rest of your life living like this, do ya?

:24:37
Shady deals?
Hiding on the river?

:24:39
You come in with me, Anna,
it's a life of ease and plenty for you.

:24:43
I'm takin' great pleasure
in biddin' you good night.

:24:55
Helen?
:24:58
Is that you, Helen?

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