:50:02
Is it something like a snake
or a baboon or something like that?
:50:05
I tell you, we've got trouble.
This, newspapers. You can't...
:50:08
Get this. I'm 52 years old, and I was born
on the Lower East Side in a cold-water flat.
:50:13
I wasn't lucky enough
to get to college or law school.
:50:16
I'm a slob that came up the hard way.
But let me give you a chunk of information.
:50:20
Anybody who gives trouble
to Harry Foster Malone gets trouble.
:50:23
Got that?
:50:25
- Have it your way, Harry.
- Yeah, I will.
:50:29
Now, every time we stop at Cape Anne,
it costs us money. Right?
:50:33
Yeah. Watch this bit. Look out.
:50:37
All right, let's go to Henry Morgan, please.
:50:39
It isn't me, is it?
:50:42
Yes, Harry?
:50:44
Miss Beardsley, get me Garry Moore on CBS.
:50:48
Yeah, right now. Be sure to tell him it's me.
:50:58
Oh, thank you.
Excuse me, panel, just a moment.
:51:02
Hello, this is Garry Moore.
:51:05
Yeah.
:51:06
Hey, that's great. Yeah, I'll tell everybody.
:51:10
Garry, I know who it's gotta be.
:51:12
You can take your blindfold off.
I've just this moment talked to Mr. Malone...
:51:16
president of the E&P Railroad.
:51:17
He is cancelling her rent
and he is giving her the train.
:51:23
Akela, the train is ours.
:51:25
We got a train, Akela.
:51:29
Isn't it wonderful?
:51:30
- We get to keep it.
- All right!
:51:36
Your call, madam.
:51:39
- You mean I can take it here?
- Pick it up, Jane.
:51:42
Thank you.
:51:43
Hello, George. Hi.
:51:46
How are the children? Oh, that's good.
:51:49
We're in the most beautiful
restaurant you've ever seen.
:51:51
It's the... Wait a minute. What is it?
:51:53
- Le Chevalier Mauve.
- Whatever that means.
:51:56
- Purple Knight.
- The Purple Knight. We're celebrating.