Elmer Gantry
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:15:00
There they are, all nine of 'em.
:15:03
Well, no harm done. How about
a free snort on the house?

:15:07
That's how you
stuck me the last time.

:15:13
Ever hear the one about the missionary,
the cannibal and the chorus girl?

:15:17
This Sister Sharon -
she any good at preachin'?

:15:20
I don't know. I don't go
to prayer meetings. I mean...

:15:23
unless business is bad
or I get sick. Times like that.

:15:28
Say, how about the missionary and
the cannibals and the chorus girl, hm?

:15:35
There she was in the wildest jungles
of Borneo, without a stitch on,

:15:39
except her dancin' shoes
and her pith helmet.

:15:48
Can I speak to Mrs Wilson,
please? Thank you.

:15:54
Hello? Hello, Sally?
Me. Elmer. Who do you think?

:15:59
Swell, just swell. How's every
little thing with you, honey?

:16:03
- Baby, I just got into town.
-

:16:05
Hold it a sec, Sal. Come in.
:16:09
- How did we do?
- Ran out of the money in both races.

:16:15
Sally? How about tonight, baby?
:16:19
What time does your husband get home?
:16:22
But, honey, I won't be here tomorrow.
:16:25
Well, look, can you come over
for an hour? A half an hour, huh?

:16:31
Oh.
:16:32
Sure, Sal. Sure I understand.
:16:34
Think nothin' of it, honey. I'll catch
you next time around. Bye, now.

:16:39
- Did you get the bottle?
- Nah.

:16:41
You know bootleggers.
They do a cash business.

:16:45
- Toss you. Double or nothin'.
- No. You're too lucky, Mr Gantry.

:16:49
- Thank you. Anything else I can do?
- Thanks, kid.

:16:57
# Just now,
your doubting give o'er


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