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- She's busy.
- I know.
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- What do you know?
- A few things that are going on here.
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Smart boy, eh? You know things.
:32:09
When are you going
to start shaking me down?
:32:11
When I want to shake you down...
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I put up with you because
you're Polly's brother, but don't...
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think you can ride too far on that ticket.
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Now stay away for a couple of days.
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My, what big confetti they throw here.
:32:27
Get out of the way, you big clown.
:32:32
- Well, that's more like it.
- Too bad we didn't bring Aunt Katherine.
:32:35
- Oh, Mr. Charles. How are you?
- Hello, Dancer.
:32:38
Neat way you have
of tossing your customers out.
:32:40
His sister works here.
I just get tired of him sometimes.
:32:43
- I felt a gun under his left arm.
- Just breaking it in for a friend.
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I want you to meet my partner.
This is Lum Kee, Mr. Charles.
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- And Mrs. Charles.
- How do you do?
:32:51
- I'm your friend, you bet you.
- You sent his brother up, remember?
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- Lum Yung?
- Oh, yes.
:32:56
He's the one who spread out some tong
differences to include a bank stick-up.
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You bet you. You catch my brother.
You play trick on him.
:33:05
No play trick on him, no catch him.
You bet you. Is he still in?
:33:08
You bet you. For five years more.
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Excuse, please.
:33:15
Is he a gunman, too?
:33:16
No, but you never can tell
how close brothers are.
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- Thought you might like to know.
- Thanks.
:33:22
He's a great guy to have liking you.
:33:25
This way, Mrs. Charles.
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- Many customers tonight?
- Oh, yes.
:33:31
We always do a pretty good business,
you know.
:33:35
Follow me.
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- Oh, Nickie, there's Robert!
- Yes, I know.
:33:45
Why didn't you tell me?
:33:50
- Why, Robert! Where have you been?
- Well, fancy meeting you here.
:33:54
Why haven't you sent any word to Selma?
She's almost crazy with worry.
:33:58
She ought to know better by now.