:46:00
I don't want you
casing the waterfront again.
:46:03
I was born in a place like this and I don't
wanna come back. That's why I need you.
:46:07
What's all this malarkey about a kid?
:46:16
She's coming over with a count.
She's going to marry his son.
:46:22
Royalty.
:46:25
They're coming over to meet me.
:46:29
Me.
:46:31
Wait till they get a load of Apple Annie.
That'll be a laugh. Eh, Dude?
:46:38
Wait till they meet
her crummy old lady. Eh, Queenie?
:46:44
And see this dump.
:46:49
Annie, you can't do this. Come on now,
you old souse. Get up out of there.
:46:53
Take it easy. She's an old souse
maybe, but she's full of dreams.
:46:56
- She's full of gin. Where are the apples?
- Here are your lousy apples.
:47:02
Old fool, getting herself in a jam like this.
:47:10
Now come on, let's go.
:47:12
You're acting like Darcey already.
You can't leave her.
:47:15
You want me to tuck her in bed?
Sing her a lullaby? Come on.
:47:18
And her daughter? By the time
she gets here, she'll be in a psycho ward.
:47:22
She'll sleep it off. She'll be all right in
the morning. I'll send Dr Michel. Come on.
:47:35
What am I going to do, Queenie?
What am I going to do?
:47:41
Poor creep. Some Dude must've
gotten in your blood once too.
:47:47
Come on, Queenie!
I'm way past post time.
:47:50
I got troubles, Annie, but boy, you...
you need a miracle.
:47:55
What am I going to do?
:47:58
What are you gonna do, Mr Dude?