:04:11
All right, Charlie.
:04:14
- That the joint? Who runs it?
- l already told you.
:04:18
- Refresh my memory.
- Spats Colombo.
:04:20
- What's the password?
- ''I've come to Grandma's funeral.''
:04:23
- Your admission card.
- Thanks, Charlie.
:04:25
lf you want a ringside table,
just say you're a pallbearer.
:04:29
We're all set. Whens the kickoff?
:04:31
I'd better blow.
lf Colombo sees me, it's goodbye, Charlie.
:04:34
Goodbye, Charlie.
:04:37
Give me five minutes,
then hit 'em with everything you got.
:04:40
You betcha.
:04:57
Good evening, sir.
:04:58
- I'm Mr Mozarella. What can l do for you?
- I've come to the old lady's funeral.
:05:02
l haven't seen you at our services before.
:05:04
- No, I've been on the wagon.
- Please.
:05:07
Where is the wake?
I'm one of the pallbearers.
:05:09
Show the gentleman into the chapel.
Pew number three.
:05:12
Yes, Mr Mozarella. This way, sir.
:05:32
Well, if you gotta go,
that's the way to do it.
:05:35
Follow me, please.
:05:49
- What'll it be, sir?
- Booze.
:05:51
- Sorry. We only serve coffee.
- Coffee?
:05:53
Scotch coffee, Canadian coffee,
sour mash coffee...
:05:56
Scotch. Make it a demitasse,
with soda on the side.
:05:59
Wait a minute. Haven't you got
a pew not so close to the band?