1:42:02
OK.
1:42:08
Then sentence me. l have no money left.
Might l be sentenced now?
1:42:14
l can't afford to be on trial.
1:42:17
The police took away my cabaret card.
l can't work any more.
1:42:21
- Please, sentence me.
- No, l will not sentence you today.
1:42:25
l order you, when you appear before me
again, to appear with suitable counsel.
1:42:29
And l am further ordering psychiatric
evaluation by the psychiatric clinic.
1:42:34
- December 16th. Bail continued.
- You're trying to stop the information!
1:42:37
Bailiff, will you remove
this man from the courtroom?
1:42:40
Court adjourned!
1:42:42
..the information
keeps the country strong!
1:42:45
You need the deviate! Don't shut him up!
1:42:48
You need that madman to stand up,
tell you when you're blowing it!
1:42:52
The harder you come down on him,
the more you need him!
1:42:56
Please! Don't take away my words!
They're just words!
1:43:00
l'm not hurting anybody!
1:43:04
(police radio)
1:43:08
He was found guilty in New York
and sentenced to four months, right?
1:43:12
Yes.
1:43:14
- He was frightened of being confined?
- Yes.
1:43:17
Among his belongings,
they found a letter from the bank,
1:43:21
that said he had lost the house.
1:43:23
Do you suppose those things and that
letter had anything to do with his death?
1:43:28
l don't know what you mean.
1:43:30
See you Saturday.
1:43:31
Get some sleep and do something
about that weight.
1:43:34
Yeah, you're right.
l'm gonna go on a diet. Bye-bye.
1:43:39
Bye, man.
1:43:51
l know where you're trying
to take this, and it's just not so.
1:43:54
He'd never do a thing like that.
1:43:59
Anyway...