:33:02
carpenter shops.
We've got printing presses, farming.
:33:05
I think you might like farming.
It's good for you.
:33:07
Keep you out in the open,
put hair on your chest.
:33:10
If you think you'll make a plow jockey
out of me, you got another thing coming.
:33:14
Now, look, Whitey, in a pinch
I can be tougher than you are...
:33:16
and I guess maybe this is the pinch.
:33:19
You're coming with me to Boys Town...
:33:20
because that's the way
your brother wants it.
:33:22
And that's the way I want it.
:33:29
My arm!
:33:33
My poor arm. You broke my arm.
:33:36
You better get me to a hospital.
I can't go nowhere.
:33:39
My arm, poor broken arm.
:33:43
- Well, let's see. Where does it hurt?
- Take it easy.
:33:46
- Where is it? Right here?
- Yeah, right there.
:33:48
Well, I guess we can fix that...
:33:54
Now, why don't you stop
acting like a kid, Whitey?
:34:21
- Hello, Father.
- Hello, Mo. Hello, Paul.
:34:23
- Hello, Father.
- How's everything, Mo?
:34:24
- It couldn't be better. Everything's jake.
- Good, that's cheerful.
:34:27
Whitey, this is Mo Kahn,
our second baseman and barber.
:34:30
Mo, this is Whitey Marsh.
:34:31
- Hello.
- Hi, eagle-beak.
:34:33
I'm going to have trouble.
:34:35
Say, where are you from?
:34:37
You probably got that big schnoz
sticking it into somebody else's business.
:34:40
- It's coming.
- Come on, boys. Come on now. Hurry up.
:34:55
- Say, how far is this place from Omaha?
- About 10 miles.
:34:58
Ten miles?
:34:59
What? Are we stuck out at this place
all the time? We never get into town?