:05:02
And on top of that, you get stuck
for the funeral bill. Go figure that.
:05:06
Fine thing you did,
giving a poor soul a Christian burial.
:05:10
Here's luck for you.
:05:11
Something good's gonna happen
to you now. Something real good.
:05:15
Yeah. You could break a leg.
:05:17
You give up panhandling,
I'll give up bootlegging,
:05:20
and you and me will run this speak
together. Could be a gold mine, Annie.
:05:24
No, I'm not kidding, Annie.
Come on, let's see your gams.
:05:28
- Oh, boy. Whoopee!
- How about that, huh?
:05:31
- Hello, suckers!
- You old chiselling moocher.
:05:34
- Here. Here's a fiver for your apple.
- God bless you, Dude.
:05:38
Annie, will you tell me, why do I always
believe that your apples bring me luck?
:05:45
Can you tell me?
:05:48
Because the little people like you.
:05:53
- What little people?
- Oh, you can't see 'em.
:05:56
They live in dreams.
:06:02
Little people like me, huh? Why?
:06:06
Because they like children,
beggars and poets.
:06:11
And that makes me a poet?
:06:13
You want to believe in something.
:06:17
Right now it's my apple.
:06:19
So, the little people jump in it, see?
:06:24
That's why this apple will bring you luck.
:06:29
Why, you old con dame. Here's
the only thing you believe in.
:06:33
- There you go, Annie.
- God bless you, Dude. God bless you.
:06:37
- And bring you luck straightaway.
- All right.
:06:40
Hey, Annie! You stay away
from those gin bottles. You hear me?
:06:44
- I never touch it.
- Yeah, sure.
:06:46
- Are you Mr Dave the Dude?
- I am. Don't drip on my suit.
:06:50
What is this? Grand Central? Junior,
close that door. There's liquor in here.
:06:55
You lookin' for a job in the chorus, kid?
The joint's closed, so try someplace else.