:55:01
I go first. Ladies first, remember?
:55:04
All right, get out.
:55:05
Get out the car, Bertha. Come on.
:55:11
Hurry up, Rake.
:55:15
- Do I look all right?
- You look great.
:55:17
But I just saw a guy wearing tails
and I'm wearing a tux.
:55:20
- Oh, Rake, you're so silly.
- What's so silly?
:55:23
I'll be the only one in there in a tux.
I'll look like an idiot.
:55:34
Invitations, please.
:55:36
Oh, invitations...
:55:38
- You must have them.
- I don't have it.
:55:40
- I think I left it on my desk after...
- Henry, you have it.
:55:45
- I do believe I does have them tickets.
- I think we got them.
:55:50
- Here they is.
- That ain't it.
:55:52
- Look again.
- That's it, that's it.
:55:54
Yeah.
:55:55
- Come on, Bertha.
- Gimme that gun.
:55:59
Now, be careful now.
:56:01
Yes, the Reader Railroad's
seen a great deal in its day.
:56:04
Wars, strikes, and now,
the indignity of it all,...
:56:09
...gangs of communists, whores,
pardon me, ma'am, and niggers.
:56:15
Nevertheless, at this very moment,
my agents are...
:56:18
Out cold and tied up in the kitchen.
Up against the wall, ma'am.
:56:22
How's that feel for you? That's too
tight? That too tight for you? Uh-huh.
:56:27
That's good.
:56:34
Folks, may I have your attention?
Folks?
:56:41
The lady would like to say something.
Go ahead, kid.
:56:45
Thank you.
:56:46
I'd just like to say
that this is a hold-up.
:56:50
We've come for your money
and jewels.
:56:52
So if you'd line up,
Bill, Rake and Von won't shoot you.
:56:55
Come on, move over there.
Come on, move it over there.