:29:08
Get out of my chair.
:29:11
And stop drinking my beer.
:29:12
There's no community property
in this state, you know.
:29:16
Clara. Give me a trunk to New York.
No, I'd better hold.
:29:21
Hit me. Eight?
:29:24
You've got to have that cat spayed.
:29:26
They're gonna eat you
out of house and home.
:29:29
New York? Bangor, this is my trunk.
:29:33
Hello, New York. This is Cape Anne, Maine...
:29:36
calling the New York Daily Mirror collect.
:29:38
Murray Hill 2-1000 will speak to anyone
on the city desk.
:29:41
Matilda Runyon, correspondent.
:29:43
After this, buy your own.
:29:46
Are you telling me
she's got one of Harry Malone's trains?
:29:50
Now, listen, Mr. Russell,
I can dictate this story to you right now.
:29:54
I'll hire the photographer for the pictures.
You just give me rewrite.
:29:57
Hold on to your hat.
What's the nearest airport?
:30:00
Bangor.
:30:01
Good. Now listen carefully.
I want you to get to this Osgood woman.
:30:05
Stay with her. Sit on her if you have to...
:30:08
but don't let her talk to anyone
until my man gets there. Got that?
:30:13
Yes, sir.
:30:15
Hall, Michaels.
:30:18
Come on, Clarence, climb up here.
:30:21
- Matilda, honey?
- One can.
:30:26
Take a cab to the Teterboro Airport
in New Jersey.
:30:29
I'll charter a plane for you.
The closest airport to Cape Anne is Bangor.
:30:34
- You'll rent a car there. And, Larry?
- Yes, Jim?
:30:37
I'm going to hold the front page open.
:30:40
That means you file by 10:00 tonight...
:30:42
and get an eight-hour beat
on the whole country.
:30:45
You...
:30:47
shoot the train, shoot the widow,
shoot her kids. Then drive to Bangor.
:30:51
There's a wire photo transmitter there.
:30:53
How about some lobster shots?
:30:55
I can get all the lobsters I need
at the Fulton Fish Market. Now move it.