:56:04
-Its okay with you that I live here?
-Why wouldnt it be?
:56:08
Just checking.
Think Ill get me a watch?
:56:13
Right, the watch. Whats that for?
:56:17
So I make sure the shows always start
on time. Thats important.
:56:23
-Ill see what I can do.
-Thank you.
:56:27
I had me a nice watch once.
:56:31
The pocket watch kind, with a chain.
:56:35
Kept good time until it broke.
:56:38
Never had the money to get it fixed.
:56:42
By then, the theater closed down,
I didnt think I needed it.
:56:46
I put it away somewhere
for safekeeping.
:56:49
But that was years ago...
:56:52
...and I cant remember where.
:56:55
Lost me a medal for bravery once too,
back during the Great War.
:57:01
Lost it in the hospital, I think.
:57:06
I forget things sometimes...
:57:10
...since the war.
:57:14
Yeah...
:57:16
...me too.
:57:22
Trash. Vile, despicable trash.
:57:25
Its about the West Virginia
coal miners strike of 1920.
:57:30
The plight of the downtrodden worker
and all that.
:57:33
-Communist propaganda, start to end.
-That bad?
:57:37
Theres a dog in it I like,
but aside from that....
:57:41
-Tell me about Appleton.
-His agent reported him missing.
:57:45
Hes been gone four or five days.
:57:47
Four or five days? Gentlemen, we may
be onto something here.
:57:52
What kind of man hides
after being implicated?
:57:56
Not an innocent one. What if Appleton
is more than he seems?