Golden Boy Page #7
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standing in front of the preacher.
I'm leaving you, Tom.
What?
It has to end.
What has to end?
Everything.
Lorna, I don't like a joke that pushes
the blood down to my feet.
I'm not joking, Tom.
No, Lorna, no.
Please give me a break.
Oh, the things I've planned.
I'm not a kid any longer.
Lorna, I don't deserve this. Lorna!
The first time I saw you two
that was going on.
What is this, one long duet?
I got news for you.
You meet Harrison in Rochester
six weeks from today.
I said, meet Harrison in Rochester...!
I heard you.
Well, answer me, then.
Rochester?
I'm sick and tired of fighting on the road.
Why can't you get me a fight in the Garden?
I don't need you to tell me
how to run my business!
I'll book the matches!
Yeah, and I'll be fighting
I'm disappointed, Joe.
I thought you were coming
to see me this morning.
We were going to discuss
certain matters.
He's got nothing to discuss with you.
He's not talking to you!
How do you like it, Tom?
Take big bills. They're new.
They feel good.
Joe, tell him you don't want him.
I can do you a great deal of good.
He don't need you.
He's got the best manager in town.
You are a funny man.
String with me and it's
a shortcut to the crown.
Can you get me a fight in the Garden?
Joe!
I spoke to the Garden.
They said he wasn't ready.
This is Fuseli.
Let me talk to
Moran personally.
Hello, Moran? Fuseli.
How are you?
Say, I'm interested in a
great boy, Joe Bonaparte.
I like you to use him
for an important bout.
You will do yourself a personal favour
and get my appreciation. Thanks.
How long will it take you...?
I'm in shape now.
Anytime, Moran.
That's okay.
I'll drop around and
get the contracts.
Who you talk to, Tom?
The office boy?
In five weeks.
Does it suit you?
Down to the ground.
You know why they do him favours.
Don't lose your head. You promised...
Look, in a half a minute,
I got a fight in the Garden,
something I've wanted for a year.
I'm through with the small time.
You wanna buy in? You're in.
From now on,
he runs things.
Your insolence is gorgeous,
but this is the end.
Don't talk so quick, Tom.
I wouldn't take this guff
from the president himself.
Cut me up in little pieces...
You could get cut up in little pieces.
Help yourself. Do it!
Give me 20,000 and let me out.
Ten! I'll take 10! I got my girl.
I don't need crowns or jewels.
I'll take my girl. That's all I want.
What girl?
I'm not on speaking terms with you.
Well?
Lt'd be funny if your arms got broke.
Wait a minute.
Lorna loves me,
and I love her.
Crazy as a bat.
Tell him.
I love Tom.
Tell him what?
I was a fool to get sore.
Kid is a nut.
I don't like no one
to laugh at that boy.
You call a boy
like that a nut?
An educated boy?
When you do it in
front of me, I say,
"Tom don't like himself."
As for your resignation,
I buy you out when I'm ready.
Right now I got use for
you as my assistant.
Do your business, Tom.
That goes for you too.
No tricks, Miss Moon.
Listen, boys, the Chocolate Drop
is a tough customer.
This ain't no setup
we're meeting Saturday.
Don't make no difference
to Bonaparte who he fights.
Hold that a second, Mr. Fuseli.
How about the Chocolate's
uppercut, Bonaparte?
Uppercut?
Joe will chop him to pieces.
I'll make mincemeat out of him.
How does Bonaparte expect
to win Saturday, with a KO?
That's what we expect.
Sure, that's what we expect.
Can you name the round?
You're either a genius or an idiot.
Come into the bar.
I make an extra special
rum collins.
You make 20 drinks,
you won't change my mind.
Come on. Come on. I got a sweet bar.
You ought to see it, it's sweet.
Well, I could use a drink
about now.
Say, Tom, how's that
beautiful gal of yours?
Oh, she's fine.
When are wedding bells gonna ring?
In about a month.
Boy, that's swell.
That Drake fellow's a case.
So they're getting married.
Moody? I guess so.
Those writers hate me.
When did Moody
get his divorce?
A few weeks ago.
Why don't you forget Lorna.
What?
I'll say it again.
Why not forget her.
Joe, your heart
ain't in fighting.
Your hate is, and
that's no good.
Why don't you find
somebody else to love.
Or am I butting in?
I won't be unhappy if you
mind your own business.
Okay.
I'm sorry I said that.
Okay.
Well, he isn't.
Like seeing the shadow
without the man.
I heard you're
getting married.
Did you?
I'm looking for
the scissors.
Who are you
cutting up today?
Congratulations.
Thanks.
When I speak to
you, look at me.
What would you like to say?
Marry anyone you like.
Thanks for permission.
You haven't spoken to me for weeks.
Why break your silence?
Moody's right
for you. Perfect.
The mating of zero
and zero.
I'm not sorry
to marry Tom.
That's from the
etiquette book. Page 12.
"When you marry a man,
say you like it."
What do you want
from me, revenge?
Sorry.
We're all out
of revenge today.
You must've gotten a pretty kick when
you tossed me out of the window.
The fastest double-cross
of all time.
Yes, I tossed you
out of the window,
but not when I gave
you up for Moody.
I did it when I
walked into your life
and made you fight.
That's when I did it.
But I learned my mistake and I begged
you to turn around and go back.
I begged you to stay
away from Fuseli.
And what did you do?
The second he put a piece of bait
on the hook, you snapped at it.
You forgot your promise and took the
easy way out, and look at you now.
A bad imitation
of your gangster friend.
You're not the boy
I cared about.
The boy who loved
music so much, he...
You murdered him.
I don't know you.
Listen to who's talking.
The queen of the two-timers.
So you don't believe me.
Well, I've told you the truth.
What more can I do?
Marry Moody.
Is Joe inside?
Keep out of his sight.
They told me you
ran away suddenly.
I took a chance
you might be here.
What is your attitude
about Moody?
I was thinking maybe...
he should submit his resignation.
I'll pay him for his share.
How much he wants?
It's worth it not to have
him around. Okay?
I got something for you.
You like that colour?
Thanks.
What's the matter?
Why?
Do you see a crowd around here?
No.
That's right, you don't, but I do.
I see a crowd of Fuselis
all around me, suffocating me.
Burying me in good times
and silk shirts.
Do you want to see
a musical tonight?
I got tickets.
Charley.
Fuseli is speaking.
I'm giving 7-5
on Bonaparte.
Four thousand. Yeah.
It's gonna be a good fight.
How do you know?
I know Bonaparte.
I got a lot of money spread out on him.
Suppose Bonaparte loses.
I look at the proposition
from all sides.
I know he'll win.
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