:43:00
It's scary. It's like Broadway was naked.
I'm ashamed to look at it.
:43:04
Hi, Mr Dude, fellas.
:43:07
Well, the Easter Parade's
a little early this year.
:43:11
- No panhandlers on Broadway, huh?
- I didn't see 'em before, boss.
:43:15
- I should drop dead...
- Maybe you should.
:43:18
It's only an expression.
:43:20
- Any of you crumbs seen Apple Annie?
- Yeah, I saw her.
:43:22
One at a time. You.
:43:25
- It's about Annie.
- What about Annie?
:43:27
- She's in a pickle.
- Pickled. I can believe that.
:43:29
Mallethead saw her on the waterfront,
in the water looking.
:43:33
She was stumblin' along, talkin' to herself.
:43:35
She was sobbing.
It's good I ran into her.
:43:38
- So she got a package on.
- It's worse than bein' swacked.
:43:41
She was swiping stationery
from the Marberry Hotel.
:43:44
- And writin' letters to her daughter.
- Daughter? That old bag?
:43:49
She's a woman, ain't she?
:43:51
- What's this about a daughter?
- Annie's got a daughter in Spain.
:43:54
Raised in a convent since she was a baby.
:43:57
- She's comin' to visit, bringing a count.
- She's gonna marry a count or somethin'.
:44:02
- What is this, a rib?
- Annie sends her money every month.
:44:06
And we've been lettin' her
shake us down cos we knew.
:44:08
We all are godfathers.
We all got a piece of the kid.
:44:11
We figure you're a godfather too.
You got the biggest piece.
:44:15
- Me?
- You give Annie big tips for her apples.
:44:19
- It's why her apples were lucky for you.
- We got a business appointment to keep.
:44:24
- You keep it. Just stall 'em.
- How am I gonna stall 'em?
:44:27
I'll be along as soon as I get my apple.
Now move it. Move it.
:44:31
- Where is Annie?
- At her flop. I'll show you.
:44:33
- Come on, Queenie. She may be sick.
- Not me. I got a date with Howard Porter.
:44:37
Never mind Howard Porter. I need you.
:44:39
Maybe Annie needs you too,
the way your old lady did.
:44:42
- Now, just a minute.
- Move it.
:44:44
No panhandlers on Broadway! Keep
your mind off that dizzy blonde of yours.
:44:48
I don't think about her
during the daytime, boss.
:44:56
Well, if it isn't my dear friend
Dave the Dude and his charming broad.