All Through The Night

Gentlemen. Gentlemen, please.

Now, if we start the encirclement

in this sector...

...and maneuver the enemy's troops

out of the central defense lines...

...why, the counterattack

must be successful.

-That stinks.

-l beg your pardon.

-Walter Winchell said last--

-Will you listen?

Now, here are the Nazis.

So, what do they got?

Tanks. So, what's a tank?

ln '29, they used them in Chicago.

Armored cars.

-You're living in the past.

-The layout's a cinch.

Remember how Willie's mob

mowed down those West Side boys?

-l'll never forget it.

-That's how the British should do it. Now...

...the fleet muscles in at this spot,

we hijack their ammunition...

...the RAF spits on Berlin...

...and we catch them

with their panzers down.

The way you're doing it,

we'll lose the war.

-What?

-You're backing us into another Dunkirk.

Smart guy. Where'd you learn

to be a general, in the Bronx?

Oh, yeah? Well, l've served some of the

greatest authorities of our times. To wit:

Gunther, Kaltenborn,

Raymond Graham Swing--

Listen, if you don't keep quiet,

l'll serve you with a blackout.

-Twenty years.

-Take those glasses off...

-...and l'll pop you in the nose.

-Yeah? Don't let that stop you.

l don't need the glasses. l--

Where is everybody?

Hey, where are you, fellas?

-Wait a minute. The general's got a point.

-What point?

When you consider the carastana

on the Tagabroo with dive-bombers....

l told you that the fleet

muscles in here, the RAF--

-What did you say?

-l said the carastana on the Tagabroo...

...is a very serious problem,

to say nothing of the larasang fay.

Cut the double talk.

Don't camouflage ignorance.

Listen, we know just as much

about this war as you do, ignoramus.

lgnoramus?

l'll shove a tank down your throat.

-l'll stab you with this cruiser.

-Boys, here comes the boss.

-Hey, what's going on here?

-Hello, boss. How are you?

l could hear you boys clear down

to 42nd Street. Hey, what is all this?

Few things l picked up

at the five-and-ten.

Second childhood, huh?

This character thinks he's

an expert on the international situation.

Just showing the boys

how England can win.

Oh, l'll arrange a conference

between you and Churchill.

Now, let's get down

to serious business.

Serious business?

This is serious business, Gloves.

Don't you think it's time you

got your mind onto the front page?

l can't be bothered. That's

Washington's racket. Let them handle it.

Now, will the ambassador from Belmont Park

give me a report on the racing situation?

-l clocked Sweet Dream at 1 :40.

-Yeah, what's the morning line?

-Three to one.

-Five grand on the schnoz.

-Caught Kid O'Brien's workout.

-How's his left?

-Like a machine gun.

-Ten grand he wins in three rounds.

-Ten grand on O'Brien?

-What's the matter with O'Brien?

Nothing. l like him.

l also like my mother,

but she can't fight either.

Bring me my coffee

and cheesecake, Louie.

Yes, Mr. Donahue. Right away.

Cheesecake for Mr. Donahue.

Cheesecake for Mr. Donahue.

Cheesecake for Mr. Donahue.

-Cheesecake for Mr. Donahue.

-Cheesecake for Mr. Donahue.

We have a problem.

-No cheesecake?

-Plenty, but not from Miller's Bakery.

What are we gonna do?

He only likes it from Miller's Bakery.

Give him the National cheesecake.

lt's a reasonable facsimile.

-l wouldn't advise it.

-He wouldn't know the difference.

lncidentally, Sampson is twirling

for the Tigers today.

lncidentally, Sampson's got a glass arm.

-Here you are, Mr. Donahue.

-Put five yards on the Yanks.

-Five yards on the Yanks. Okay, boss.

-You better get those bets down.

Hi, boys.

-Hi, fellas.

-Hi, Barney.

-Hello, coach.

-Hi, Barney.

-l got the money from Callahan.

-He give easy?

-Like extracting a molar.

-Any message?

-Leave out curse words?

-Yeah.

-No message.

-Dry-clean it. What'd he say?

He says he ain't no welsher, but

in his opinion, the taxi bet was a frame.

He says four even license numbers in a row

don't happen to come along.

lt is a miracle on 48th Street.

-He's got a nerve, accusing us of bribery.

-Ain't he?

Pay off those hackies.

Tell them it was nice timing.

-After that, can l beat it?

-No, you gotta drive us out to the ballpark.

Can't l skip the ball game?

l got a date with a doll.

-Bring her along.

-We got something planned.

Anything you're gonna do,

you can do at the ballpark.

l don't think so.

-Hey, Louie.

-Yes, Mr. Donahue?

When l order cheesecake,

l don't expect to get mucilage.

-l'm sorry, Mr. Donahue, but--

-This is not Miller's cheesecake.

He didn't come today yet. Today.

-Why not?

-We don't know.

There's a new invention

called the telephone.

Let me get you something else, maybe.

A nice French doughnut oozing with jelly?

You tell Charlie to take his cheesecake

from Miller's only, or else.

-Oh, wait a minute, Mr. Donahue--

-Cut out the arguments. Can't you read?

Who's smoking?

-Flowers.

-Oh, hello, Herman.

Hello, Gloves. You are not leaving?

Yeah, l got business

at the Yankee Stadium.

But you didn't have

your cheesecake yet.

l haven't got time.

l'll have two for supper.

-What happened to you?

-Oh, nothing, nothing.

-l got a little pain in my back.

-That's too bad.

See Dr. Lachelle. Tell him l sent you.

-Say, you gonna see my old lady?

-Naturally.

Here, give her this. Tell her if l make out

good at the game, she's got a new sable.

-Here you are.

-Oh, thank you.

Here, buy yourself a yacht.

-Thanks, Gloves.

-Thank you.

You done a good job, boys. Hey, Gloves.

Won't you please reconsider my request?

-This date is personally important to me.

-See the dame tomorrow.

But l'm aging fast.

l wanna take advantage of my youth.

Mr. Miller.

Hello, Mrs. Donahue.

-Did you see my son?

-Yes.

-How is he?

-Fine. Fine.

-Any circles under his eyes?

-l didn't see any.

-For you.

-For me?

Oh, no, ain't that sweet of him?

l'll be down in a few minutes.

-Thank you, Mrs. Heller. Come again.

-Good day.

-Hello, Anna.

-Oh, it's good you came back.

l promised Mrs. Schultz

Rosalie's birthday cake for half past 2.

-Anna.

-Yes?

-Was somebody here to see me?

-No, do you expect anybody?

No, no. l was just asking.

Herman, what's the matter?

ls anything wrong?

No, no. You go deliver the cake.

l will talk to you when you come back.

-There's something l have to tell you.

-Herman.

Don't worry.

Thank you.

Hello, Papa Miller. How is everything?

-Hello.

-Hello.

You're not very polite today.

You didn't ask me how l am.

Look, the candies l like.

l'll have a few. You don't mind?

-Have some popcorn?

-No.

No? No.

Say, Papa Miller,

you have been a very busy man lately.

l've been watching for you all morning.

-Deliveries. A man must make a living.

-Of course.

But l must make a living too.

Excuse me. l have some work to do.

Tell me, Papa Miller,

were you down at the pier this morning?

You know l go to the pier

every morning.

Well, then you got

the information from Schiller?

No.

-Oh, you didn't?

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