Louisiana Purchase Page #8
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- 1941
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I've come here to save Junior.
I'm not gonna see him
sent to jail.
Who's Junior?
Just a minute,
Mr. Winchell.
You're ruining my life,
and now I'm gonna ruin yours.
When that columnist comes up
here, he's going to find me.
And I'm going to say
I was here all night.
You can't do tha...
Hello? Hello?
Oh, he hung up.
Hey, you get out of here
or I'll call the police!
Oh, no, I'll call them.
Help! Murder! Police!
Shut up!
Hey, there!
What's goin' on?
Aaah!
Who sent you here?
The dean.
Now, you get on outta here and
let a big girl handle things.
Aw, I never
have any fun!
That's all
right, go on. Scoot!
All right, Senator.
I got rid of her.
Yeah, that was
a narrow escape,
wha... Hey!
You gotta get
outta here too!
[Knocking]
Winchell!
Hide, quick!
Where is she?
Tell me where she is
or I'll kill ya!
Where's who?
Emmy Lou. They told me she was
here. Now tell me, or I'll...
Honest, you're killing
an innocent man!
All right. If she's here,
believe me, I'll find her.
Emmy Lou! Emmy Lou!
A- ha!
Now I know
she's here.
You cur!
There's nobody
here but me.
Oh, yeah?
Is this yours?
What is that?
Brother, they ain't
water wings!
[Indistinct Noise]
What was that?
I didn't hear anything.
Well, I did!
Oops! Sorry.
Well, you sure oughta be.
Now, can't a girl
have any privacy?
But I expected
to find Emmy Lou.
Emmy Lou is in the closet
of a room upstairs.
Ohh. Well, that's
all right. What?
Okay, Senator,
the coast is clear.
Good morning!
Aaah-hhhh-hhhh!
Scram.
Say, who's order's
you workin' under?
Jim Taylor's.
Oh, that's
all right, then.
[Door Closing]
Hello, toots.
How did you
get in here?
And in my
other nightgown!
You brought me here...
by brute force!
When?
When!
Don't tell me
you forgot.
Oh-ohhh!
[Knocking]
Winchell!
[Knocking]
Come in.
Senator Loganberry?
Yes?
I'm the house detective.
The house detective?
Yeah. I just got a report
there's a wild party
going on in this room.
No, there's nobody
in this room but me.
[Knocking]
Can I see you
a moment, Sen...
Wilson, you here?
What seems to be the trouble?
I'll tell you, Mr. Taylor.
There's been goings on
going on in here.
That's impossible.
I'll vouch for the senator.
Thanks, Mr. Taylor.
Better yet, take a look at him.
Ain't that guarantee enough?
Three women were reported
here in this room and that's
a case for the grand jury.
Three women?
Who sent the other two?
What?
Three women?
Why, that's nonunion!
Ohhh-hhh-hhh!
Ohhh-hhh-hhh!
You've got to help me,
Mr. Taylor!
Certainly I'll help
you, Ollie. I'll tell
you what you do, Wilson.
You wait outside
while I have a talk
with the senator.
I'm sure he must have
a reasonable explanation.
Tch-tch-tch-tch.
Well, Senator,
it looks bad.
Well... what do you think
they'll do to me?
You never know in Louisiana.
We're pretty hot-blooded
about our women.
So are the women.
They may lynch you.
But that wouldn't prove
anything, except that
you've got a neck.
Mr. Taylor,
I didn't do a thing.
Honest, I didn't.
Yet you admit there
were three women in here.
Yeah, at least three.
Do you know there's
Do I know it?
Gosh, I helped pass it.
Senator, why don't you
think of the future
when you pass laws?
Or didn't you think you'd
have a future like this?
Look, Ollie, let's lay our cards
on the bed, marked as they are.
After all, as a state
representative, I can pull wires
and straighten out this scandal.
There's no scandal.
Don't worry,
there will be.
All you have to do
is sign a statement that the
Louisiana Purchasing Company...
is innocent
of all charges.
Never!
They can dunk me
in tar and feathers,
but I'll never
sign away my honor!
Okay, but if you're in
Washington a year from now,
you'll see less of
Oh, you can't
prove anything.
No?
Hello.
Oh, I get it!
This is another one
of your frame-ups, isn't it?
Oh, sure...
No, that's ridiculous.
I just want to see
that justice is done to this
poor little flower of the South.
You're losing
one of your petals.
Have you seen enough
or do you want to wait
for the supper show?
I've seen enough.
Okay, I'll just
draw up the papers.
I'm sorry,
it's only politics.
And you know what they say
about politics. It certainly
makes strange bedfellows.
[Door Closing]
Hey! What are you doing?
They haven't got me yet,
those blasted Democrats!
I want a double brandy.
And put some whiskey in it.
Nothing for me?
Oh, yes. I'm gonna
get you something too.
And send up a justice
of the peace right away.
What?
A wife cannot testify
against her husband.
Hello, Sam. I must see
Mr. Taylor right away.
I'm sorry, Miss Marina,
he just left.
Left? Where?
There was some talk about
catching a plane for Havana.
He said he was expecting
had to get out of town.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Hey, fellas, wait for me!
Wait a minute, what are you
tryin' to do? Run out?
Not if I can fly. You can't
leave me behind, fellas!
You have our power of attorney.
Anything you do is all right.
Go to the capitol and sit tight.
We've turned over
all our holdings to you.
They're all in your name.
That's wonderful of you,
but I don't want it.
All I want to do is go with you.
Stay here. Take your medicine.
I don't mind takin' my medicine,
but must I lick the spoon?
You're lucky we didn't
have you taken for a ride.
Won't you even take me along...
as the kibitzer?
It's the FBI!
Ho!
Let's go. I can feel J. Edgar
Hoover breathing on my neck.
Why am I always last?
Let me in there.
Hey, wait a minute!
I'm with them!
What kind of a racket...
Jimmy! Jimmy!
Hey, fellows, you're kiddin'!
You're gonna leave me...
here.
Jimmy! They tell me
you fly to Havana,
so I came
to flying with you.
That's fine.
We just missed
the carrier pigeon.
You don't seem
very happy
and delighted.
Oh, I'm happy
and delighted,
all right. Huh.
Where will we go on our
honeymoon? Think we can see
Niagara Falls from Leavenworth?
I just got
a beautiful idea.
Yeah?
We have to go to
the state capitol immediately.
You expect me to go up there?
The least I can do
is make 'em drag me.
The senator told me
he had to leave for home
in three days.
What an idea.
How'd you ever
think of that?
I think about that
American movie I saw,
all about politics.
You're new in this country
and on to all the rackets.
You're 100 percent American.
Hundred percent?
Is that as high
as you can go?
Yeah, and still
be honest.
Look, Jimmy!
Boy, what a break.
The senator
and his bride are here.
Yeah, nothing ever happens
at the Grand Motel.
senator tonight and find out
what he's gonna do.
Okay, see you
at the capitol.
All right.
[Whistle]
Don't do that.
Did you...
Hello.
Ohhh.
[Crickets Chirping]
Hello, Mr. Taylor.
Oh, hello, Senator.
What are you doing here?
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