My Sister Eileen
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1:28:02
Mr. Appopolous might be
showing the apartment.

1:28:05
So, we wont open the door. I went
through a lot of trouble to get you alone...

1:28:09
without that eagle-eyed sister
of yours around.

1:28:11
Now, wait a minute.
1:28:13
That phone call Ruth got
was from the editor, wasnt it?

1:28:16
What are you worrying about?
Lm handling it.

1:28:18
It wasnt the editor. It was you.
1:28:21
Look, its gonna work out the same way.
1:28:24
Im gonna hand the story in to the city desk
as a sample of what she can do.

1:28:28
You mean you sent Ruth
over to Brooklyn on a wild-goose chase?

1:28:32
Wild-goose nothing.
Im letting her cover my assignment.

1:28:35
Now, what kind of a heel do you think I am?
1:28:37
What am I going to say to Ruth?
She was so excited.

1:28:40
Now, dont get tragic.
Its gonna be good experience for her.

1:28:43
- Please, Chick, leave.
- Now, look, Eileen. Put yourself in my place.

1:28:47
Dont do that, Chick.
Whats the matter with you?

1:28:49
Have you lost your mind?
1:28:50
Wreck! Help! Where are you?
1:28:56
- Whats the problem?
- Him.

1:28:59
Now, wait a minute, friend.
1:29:02
I dont want any trouble.
1:29:05
You win.
1:29:12
I look forward to the day...
1:29:13
when the Bronx Express
runs right through this room.

1:29:21
Its okay. That guy wont give you
any more trouble.

1:29:23
I dont care about him.
Its Ruth that Im upset about.

1:29:27
There, there, baby.
You just tell old Wreck all about it.

1:29:30
You see, he called Ruth...
1:29:32
and Ruth thinks shes got a job.
I dont know how Im gonna tell...

1:29:35
What are you looking at, you old bat?
1:29:37
- Wreck!
- Oh, no!

1:29:39
Wreck, I hope she didnt think...
1:29:42
Hold on, Helen, baby, let me explain.
1:29:44
Helen, whats the meaning of this?
Do you know that man?

1:29:46
Listen. Helen, baby, wait a minute, will you?
1:29:50
Look, honey, Im bleeding.

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