Aloha, Bobby and Rose Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1975
- 88 min
- 87 Views
a couple years or something.
Hey, I love you, you know that.
Me too.
I miss my little boy.
Yeah.
KKDJ, this is Russ
O'Hungry, listen Brother Harv
has launched the original rocket
and I'm here with the second
stage, to blast us all off,
I want you to get down, Los Angeles!
Hi.
I just need a room for one night.
Sure, I sure have one, right here.
It's 8.48 in advance.
OK.
There you go,
fine, thank you very much.
KKDJ, Russ O'Hungry on your radio.
Beautiful Sunday afternoon
in Southern California
ladies and gentlemen, we're gonna
have a high of 90 degrees,
and Hermosa's pumping bananas.
I understand there may be some rain tomorrow,
but don't worry about, get down.
Listen, I like you man, don't put me on.
I mean, don't drag me all
the way out to Forth Worth
unless this is really gonna be...
Listen Bob, it's our
scene, I'm on, I know it.
And Donna Sue's daddy's gonna
put up all the money for it.
That's right.
Maybe I was half bullshitting you back there,
'cause I really didn't know
whether I was gonna make it
work out or not, I mean,
it's the truth man, but
this time, I swear to god.
I feel it man, I'm on.
If you, now let me see,
if you get out of there
by noon tomorrow, you're
about, what, 18 hours away?
That's gonna get you in
here on Tuesday morning,
we're gonna have breakfast
on Tuesday morning.
All right?
All right, partner.
OK, bye.
Mr. Eckert, come to the cashier, Mr.
Eckert, please.
Do you think this is what I thought
happiness was gonna be?
You think...?
Huh?
Man, I never dreamed it would
happen like this, but...
I'm gonna miss you, honey.
Hey, what are you doing?
I'm not gonna cry.
Hey listen, you shoulda seen him,
he went on that thing, that ride,
that Matterhorn two times, twice.
Oh, Mama.
OK, we'll wait here, all right?
What's he given you?
Given you bubblegum?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
When we gonna round?
When is Bobby gonna take us around?
Listen, love, if I go into the restroom,
will you be OK out here?
- Yeah.
- Hm?
Yes.
All right.
Sit still.
OK, I need some coffee, too.
Would you like cream or sugar?
No, no thanks.
Son?
Come here.
Think I can talk to you for a minute?
- Yeah.
- OK.
Let's say let's put you on hood
and have a little talk, eh?
You hungry?
Um, just some coffee.
John-L 187, this is the car,
look's like it's been primered.
The kid says we're in the area.
I left my sweatshirt in the motel.
I'm gonna eat it myself.
Oh my god!
- Turn around, come on.
- Bobby.
Sh*t.
You gotta get off, you gotta
call your mom, she'll...
Listen to me, you're gonna get off the bus,
you're gonna call up your mom.
Your mom is gonna go over and pick up Eric.
I'm going back to the motel,
and then you're gonna come over there,
and you're gonna meet me.
You understand?
Come on now, just...
There's a market over there, go over there.
Oh, come on...
Come on.
Listen, Charlie, just leave
Yeah, Studio City Motel.
I'll be looking for you.
Listen, it's just a little trouble,
but everything's gonna be all right.
Uh, the police, please.
I don't know, um...
Some place in Van Nuys.
Yes, I'll wait.
Hello?
My name is Rose Miller,
and I'm calling about an
accident that happened
a couple of days ago.
At a liquor store.
A kid was killed.
We didn't mean...
I'm at a pay phone.
We're staying at the
Studio City Motel.
Yeah thanks a lot, listen,
I really appreciate it.
OK.
Yeah.
Oh, Bobby.
Watch it, he's got a gun.
Bobby!
This is Russ
O'Hungry, the big 102.7, KKDJ.
The rain has stopped.
It's gonna be a brand new day.
We're gonna make it.
Thank you, Elton.
Thank you Bennie, it was nice man.
What a great weekend.
Hey, guess who we got for you next weekend?
That's right, Bob Dylan,
get down Bob, uptown,
downtown, Motown, all around.
I see all you street punks
out there on the boulevard,
cruising around.
This is the king of Van Nuys, Russ O'Hungry.
You sell monkeys with the boys
on the top I see out there,
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