:28:28
There we are, Dave.
:28:29
We've got three fine new buildings.
A grand beginning.
:28:32
Yes, sir. And three fine mortgages
might make a grand finish.
:28:36
- We've had mortgages before.
- Yes, little ones.
:28:38
Look at the sweating you've done
to raise nickels, dimes, quarters...
:28:41
penny contributions.
:28:42
Now you've got to get dollars,
hundreds, thousands.
:28:45
Wait a minute, Dave, wait a minute.
This doesn't have to be paid today.
:28:47
- No, but the day will come.
- Dave.
:28:49
Now, Eddie, I know.
I know you've always been in debt.
:28:52
Debts up to your knees.
This time it's up to here.
:28:54
It might not be as bad as that.
:28:56
You've got to stop thinking from here,
and think from here a little bit.
:28:59
Now, Eddie, come on.
Let's look at the figures, averages...
:29:02
and see what we can set aside.
:29:04
Father, we'll have to go now
if you're going to make that train.
:29:06
My goodness, I forgot all about it.
I'll be right with you, Paul.
:29:09
Now where are you going?
:29:11
A boy in the State Penitentiary
wants to see me. He's in for life.
:29:14
Yes, and you're in for life, too.
:29:20
Thank you.
:29:22
- Goodbye, Mo.
- Goodbye, Father.
:29:23
- Have a nice trip, Father.
- Thank you.
:29:25
- Goodbye, boys.
- Bye, Father.
:29:27
Pee Wee.
:29:29
Are you going to be a good boy
while I'm away?
:29:30
Can I get my candy when you're away?
:29:33
Freddie, everyday Pee Wee gets
a piece of candy in my office...
:29:36
if he's a good boy.
:29:39
Of course, if he isn't a good boy,
then he won't expect it.
:29:42
Because Pee Wee is an honorable man,
aren't you, Pee Wee?
:29:45
- Goodbye, boys.
- Bye, Father.
:29:49
- Nice trip.
- Bye, Father.
:29:53
- Father Flanagan.
- Warden.
:29:55
This is Joe Marsh.
He leaves for a federal prison today.
:29:58
- Hello, Joe.
- Hi.
:29:59
- I'm letting you use my office, Father.
- I appreciate that.