Cry of the City Page #5
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1948
- 95 min
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lt is good, isn't it?
l have the touch...
...it's only given to a few.
lt's a matter of knowing
the currents of the body.
And l waste this on
fat old women...
...who think they can lose weight
and be beautiful again.
Fat old women who have...
...too much money and
too many jewels.
He think the jewels
make'em beautiful...
...and they fight to keep'em
like they fight the years...
...that make them ugly.
Give me the key to the locker.
Do you think l'd bring it with me?
No.
l suppose not.
You are too smart for that.
Here.
Lie down and rest awhile.
l'll get you a blanket.
Cream and sugar?
Black both of them.
For the love of Pete,
it's four o'clock.
Jim, why don't you go on home?
lt's just a job...
...we'll get him, we can't miss.
l want to get him too.
He's only been out a day and you're
making a vendetta out of it.
You saw his kid brother today.
He thinks it's a big
game. They all do.
They got an idea a cop is
somebody who chases kids...
...and they make a Robin Hood out
The longer he's loose,
the bigger hero he is.
Okay.
Let's face it, we ain't
Sherlock Holmeses.
This is a big town, we got
to sit tight and wait.
Staying up all night ain't
going to help it.
Say lady, why do you
stay up all night?
l beg your pardon.
Okay, no offense,...
...just wondered why
you weren't asleep.
He's out there somewhere...
...in an alley,...
...on a roof...
...looking for a way out.
He's not asleep.
Eat, Martin.
You need the strength.
-Not in the morning.
Let's get going.
lt's only 8:
55.The banks aren't open yet.
Have some coffee.
lt's good.
You got a touch for that too?
Yeah, l like to cook.
l wanted those jewels so l could
get a place in the country.
Fresh eggs every day,...
...milk,...
...cream...
-Stop it!
When'll you get the money
and the tickets?
A half.
Then get them.
Meet me at 22nd Street and
Fourth Avenue in 45 minutes.
And don't forget,..
...5,000.
Certainly, Martin.
See that you don't lose
the key to that locker.
And don't use the front door.
l wouldn't want to give
the place a bad name.
lf l knew he was going to kill
l wouldn't shown him.
l wouldn't.
-You lying a little.
Shut up, Ledbetter.
Orvy.
Did he say where he was going
or anyone he was going to see?
Nothing, Lieutenant.
Honest, if l knew, l'd tell you.
Will they give me more time for this?
Will they give me more time?
l'm afraid.
-They ought to give you life.
Jim.
-Yeah.
Find anything?
-Nothing.
What's this?
Stuff on the dames.
-What?
lt's a report on Rome's dames.
We got all those doctors ready.
Do you like to play long shots?
Bring Sullivan with you.
This is costing my job.
lsn't there something you can do?
You were in charge.
There's nothing anybody can do.
Come on, Sullivan.
So long, cluck.
l want to help you guys
as much as l can.
Let's go.
-But l've a job...
...l'm late, the boss doesn't like.
-Okay.
l'll write you a note and give
you an apple for him.
At 2:
30 this morning,in a car on 54th Street...
...a man with four bullet wounds...
...received emergency
medical treatment.
A licensed physician in this city...
treatment to the police.
Look, if l am permitted...
...l speak for my colleagues.
We're doctors, yes, but...
l know, Doctor. l don't like
this any more than you do.
l realize that certain
of you gentleman...
...have high reputations
in your own countries.
However, you're not licensed
to practice here...
...and this is a murder case.
Mr. Sullivan.
Do you recognize any
of these gentlemen?
Turn around.
l don't think so.
Rome l'm sure of, but the
other was in the shadows.
Well,...
...l'd had a couple.
-Yeah, yeah.
l must ask you all to
show me your wallets.
May l be permitted to say, sir,...
...that this is very humiliating?
l'm very sorry, Doctor,
but l must do it.
Where did you get this money?
l...
Well, l work.
Doctor,...
...this money came from
the safe of Arthur Niles.
The Lawyer that Martin
Rome killed yesterday.
Lieutenant...
...l didn't know he is a murderer...
l only...
Come with me, Doctor.
Jim, let the rest go.
Over here, Doctor.
Are you ready to tell me about it?
l don't know anything about this man.
l treat him, they pay me,...
...that's all.
What about the girl?
The girl...
l don't know her.
l never ask for names.
She's blonde.
My wife, Lieutenant,...
...she is sick.
We need money.
-l'm sorry.
Sign this.
They put me in jail?
You knew it was against the law.
We must.
Paul.
My wife, Lieutenant.
-We'll do all we can.
Thanks.
Holy smokes!
Police headquarters.
We just got the report
on Tina Riconti.
her out of the apartment.
Middle aged, tall.
Did they get Brenda?
Give'em a chance. They got
the call ten minutes ago.
Middle aged, tall, blonde,
a little heavy...
Candella. Homicide.
Yeah.
Hello, Marty.
Where're you?
-Trace the call.
Don't trace the call, Candella.
l won't be here.
What's on your mind?
l call you up to give
you a big promotion.
That's very nice of you.
Don't get sarcastic.
l'm doing you a favour.
l'm giving you the woman
in the de Grazia case.
You can pick up her in 20 minutes
She'll be opening a locker.
No?
'Arriverderci'.
Marty, Marty...
Call and get somebody on
that subway platform.
Believe him?
-Sure. That's why he killed Niles.
Come on.
We'll have'em radio
us that tracer call.
Here it is.
The key, Martin.
The ticket and the money.
lt's the Star of Asia leaving
Key West on Friday.
You leave tonight...
...you'll have plenty of time.
-Give me that!
First we get the jewels.
Get out.
l wouldn't want any monkey business.
Get out.
You're crazy.
l'll be spotted down there.
Get out.
Walk ahead of me and
don't try to get smart.
You're crazy. l'll be
caught down there.
Where's the locker?
Don't try anything funny.
You're under arrest, lady.
Why, the double-crossing...
Let me go!
Let me go. l didn't have
anything to do with it!
l'll kill him! l'll kill him!
Five o'clock should be all right.
Lieutenant Candella?
Speak to the floor nurse right there.
Yes?
l'm Lieutenant Collins. Homicide.
l understand Candella's
asking for me.
Asking for you? He nearly
yelled the building down.
We had to get the interns in
to administer a sedative.
He don't know when he's well off.
l'd like to be in that bed.
How is he?
He lost a lot of blood, and they'd
He'll be all right.
We'd to give him a heavy shot.
You don't need one.
-Sorry.
Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Candella.
Lieutenant!
Why, he's gone!
What do you mean, gone?
His clothes, l...
His hat's here but...
That crazy, when did
you check him last?
-That's an hour ago!
Holy smoke!
He couldn't walk out of here.
He didn't have the strength!
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