:48:00
- About what?
- About Miss Annie.
:48:03
- What do you expect me to do?
- You could get her into the Marberry.
:48:08
Apple Annie in the Marberry?
You're crazy.
:48:11
- Just for a week.
- Now listen, Mr Dude.
:48:15
We already took up a collection, we did.
:48:19
We all chipped in 65 bucks to get her in.
:48:23
You did? Well, 65 bucks is a tip
at the Marberry. You're all bats.
:48:26
- What about your playboy friend?
- Rodney Kent.
:48:29
- He's got a penthouse at the Marberry.
- You keep out of this. Move it, Junior.
:48:33
Annie at the Marberry... I said move it!
:48:42
His luck is gonna turn awful bad.
:48:47
Apple, be lucky today.
:48:49
All you little people in there,
you start workin' real hard.
:48:55
All right. When you get home,
call Doc Michel to see Annie.
:48:58
She'll be all right.
She's on a bender, that's all.
:49:02
Hmm? Ain't it a fact?
You've seen her swacked before.
:49:06
What the hell do I care?
I got what I want: The city of New York.
:49:10
This great big town and those heels that
pushed me around, it's all mine now,
:49:14
stretched right out on a silver platter.
:49:17
Cos Darcey's come around to my way.
:49:20
What do I need
that old apple souse for anyhow?
:49:24
You know, they say luck is superstition.
:49:28
Nah, it ain't superstition at all.
You know what it is?
:49:31
Luck is an art. An art I got.
:49:35
So I lose the old lady
and her apples. So what?
:49:41
Apple Annie at the Marberry Hotel?
:49:47
What do you expect me to do,
for cryin' out loud?
:49:53
Look, will you say something?
:49:58
Look, will you say something?