They Made Me a Criminal Page #2
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HA HA HA!
OW!
WILL YOU:
CUT IT OUT?
OOH, THE CHAMP
CAN'T TAKE IT.
PIPE DOWN,
WILL YOU, BUDGIE?
YOU'LL WAKE
MR. BRADFIELD'S MOTHER.
SHE'S A SOUND
SLEEPER.
SURE. SHE'S
A SHLOUND SHLEEPER.
SHE'S A SHLEEP
SHLOUNDER.
WHY DON'T YOU
GO HOME?
OH, JOHNNIE, DON'T BE LIKE THAT.
BUDGIE WAS ONLY KIDDING,
WEREN'T YOU, HONEY?
WELL, I DON'T LIKE THAT KIND OF KIDDING.
SHE'S
SLUG NUTTY.
LISTEN. YOU CANT TALK
THAT WAY TO MY FRIENDS.
FRIENDS,
NOTHING.
NOBODY HAS GO ANY FRIENDS.
COME ON, HONEY.
GIVE ME:
ANOTHER DRINK.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN,
"NOBODY HAS GOT FRIENDS"?
AIN'T I
YOUR FRIEND?
YEAH,
YOU'RE MY FRIEND.
FOR 50%, YOU'RE
MY FRIEND.
THAT AIN'T RIGHT.
YEAH. YOU'RE MY FRIEND
NOW BECAUSE I'M UP,
BUT YOU AIN' FOOLING ME.
YOU'D TAKE MY ROLL,
MY WATCH, AND MY GIRL
IF YOU THOUGHT YOU
COULD GET AWAY WITH IT.
IF YOU WERE SOBER, YOU
WOULDN'T TALK LIKE THAT.
EH, GO ON.
IT'S A SUCKER'S GAME.
YOU MEAN,
THE FIGHT RACKET?
I MEAN,
BREATHING, LIVING.
NOBODY DOES ANYTHING UNLESS
IF YOU DO,
YOU'RE A SUCKER.
EXCEP YOUR MOTHER, HUH?
HA HA HA!
THAT'S A LAUGH.
MY MOTHER.
MY DEAR, OLD MOTHER.
I HAVEN'T GO A MOTHER.
THAT GRAY-HAIRED OLD
A LINE FOR SUCKERS.
WELL, THAT'S
A GOOD LINE, AT THAT.
SURE IT IS.
SO IS THE ONE ABOU BOOZE AND WOMEN.
WHY, I'VE LAPPED UP
MORE BOOZE:
AND RAN AROUND:
WITH MORE WOMEN,
AND THE MOTHER ANGLE,
WHY, THAT'S JUST STANDARD.
CAN YOU DIE?
THAT JOHNNIE BRADFIELD
AIN'T GOT A MOTHER.
SHE WAS JUST A PROP
TO CATCH SUCKERS.
WELL, THERE'S A STORY FOR
YOUR PAPER, CHARLIE, HUH?
YEAH, SURE.
WHAT WAS THAT?
WHAT SHE SAY?
SHE SAID PLENTY. THAT MUG IS A REPORTER.
REPORTER?
HEY, CAN'T YOU TAKE
A JOKE, JOHNNIE?
THAT'S RIGHT,
THE "MORNING GRAPHIC."
YOU WOULDN'T PRIN WHAT JOHNNIE JUST SAID
IN YOUR PAPER,
WOULD YOU?
NOW, WOULDN'T I?
CAN YOU THINK:
OF A BETTER STORY?
WELL, SO LONG,
FOLKS, AND THANKS.
JUST A MINUTE, MAGEE,
YOU'RE GONNA
STICK AROUND A WHILE.
OH, YEAH?
YEAH!
YOU DAMES GO:
POWDER YOUR NOSES.
YOU WOULDN' DO ANYTHING.
SCRAM.
LISTEN, MAGEE. YOU
I'D BE A SUCKER
IF I DIDN'T.
AND I'D BE A SUCKER IF I
AND THAT GOES FOR EVERY TIME I SEE YOU.
Doc:
JUST A MINUTE, MAGEE.YOU'RE NO LEAVING YET.
OH!
WHAT GOES ON OUT HERE? JOHNNIE!
JOHNNIE,
ARE YOU HURT?
NO. HE'S ALL RIGHT.
CHARLIE!
CHARLIE, WHAT HAVE
THEY DONE TO YOU?
CHARLIE. CHARLIE.
ARE YOU ALL RIGHT?
HOLY...
WHAT?
NOTHING.
HE'S DEAD.
HE'S DEAD!
SIT DOWN! SHUT UP!
WHAT DID YOU:
DO THAT FOR?
COME ON. LET'S BLOW.
WE CAN'T.
JOHNNIE IS OUT COLD.
WE GOT TO.
GET YOUR WRAPS.
COME ON. HELP ME GET HIM OUT OF HERE.
BUT WHERE:
ARE WE GOING?
OUT TO MACKEY'S.
THERE'S NOBODY THERE.
OH. GRAB THOSE
HATS AND COATS.
ALL RIGHT.
GET IN THERE FIRST.
GO AHEAD.
GRAB HIS ARM.
TRY AND MAKE:
A SUCKER OUT OF ME.
COME TO YET?
NO. HE'S STILL DEAD
TO THE WORLD.
SWELL. LET'S GET HIM IN THE HOUSE.
HERE.
BETTER HAVE A SHOT.
THANKS.
WE'LL NEED IT BEFORE
THE NIGHT IS OVER.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
COME HERE.
WE GOT TO SCRAM OUT OF HERE, AND QUICK.
NO. I'M GONNA STICK.
I GOT TO STICK.
ALL RIGHT. YOU STICK. IT'S
ALL THE THANKS YOU'LL GET.
DOC, ARE YOU
SURE HE DID IT?
AND WHEN HE:
DOESN'T GO DOWN,
HE HITS HIM A TERRIFIC WALLOP
OVER THE HEAD WITH A WHISKY BOTTLE.
THEN THE GUY GOES DOWN AND
CONKS HIMSELF OUT FOR KEEPS.
THE WHISKY BOTTLE? THA DON'T SOUND LIKE JOHNNIE.
I'M TELLING YOU, HE'S A
KILLER WHEN HE'S DRUNK.
THERE'S NO TELLING WHAT THA DAME WILL DO WHEN SHE WAKES UP.
WE'RE ALL IN IT,
YOU AND ME, TOO.
WELL, WE DIDN' DO ANYTHING.
YEAH? WELL, WE WERE
THERE, WEREN'T WE?
DO YOU THINK HE'S GONNA
SAY WE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING?
THE RAP WHILE WE WALK OUT?
BUT WE DIDN' DO ANYTHING.
OH, SHUT UP.
YOU SAID THAT ONCE.
I'M EXPLAINING
TO YOU, AIN'T I?
IT AIN'T, "DID YOU DO ANYTHING?"
IT'S, "CAN YOU PROVE IT?"
CAN YOU PROVE:
YOU DIDN'T DO NOTHING?
WELL, JOHNNIE
WOULDN'T SAY ANYTHING.
NO. HE'D GO TO THE CHAIR
FOR YOU, WOULDN'T HE?
HE'S NO SUCKER.
WE NEED:
TO STICK TOGETHER,
YOU AND ME, KID.
HE SAID YOU'D TAKE
HIS ROLL AND HIS WATCH.
YEAH, AND HIS GAL.
I'M NO SUCKER,
EITHER.
COME ON.
UHH...
OH!
DOC. DOC,
I'M SCARED.
I'M SCARED
STIFF.
SCARED ABOUT, HONEY.
WE'LL BE ACROSS
THEN WE'LL HIDE OUT UNDER COVER
UNTIL THIS WHOLE THING BLOWS OVER.
COME ON.
COME ON, DOC.
GET SOMETHING HOT.
OK, BABY.
Radio announcer:
LICENSE NUMBER 2A-1243.
LOOK FOR JOHNNIE BRADFIELD,
POSSIBLY TRAVELING
WITH MANAGER DOC WARD
AND HIS GIRL, GOLDIE WEST.
REPORTER KILLED:
IN HIS APARTMENT.
DOC, THEY'RE
AFTER US.
DON'T LET THEM
GET US, DOC.
IT'S ALL RIGHT,
BABY.
I WON'T.
I WON'T.
Announcer:
PICK UPGRAY CONVERTIBLE PHAETON
LICENSE NUMBER 2A-1243.
THOSE COPS,
THEY'RE AFTER US.
EXTRA, EXTRA.
SMASH-UP!" READ ALL ABOUT IT.
EXTRA, EXTRA. READ ALL
ABOUT IT. PAPER, MISTER?
EXTRA, EXTRA. "RUNAWAY
KILLER DEAD IN SMASH-UP!"
READ ALL ABOUT IT.
EXTRA, EXTRA.
OH, FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.
I DIDN'T HIT HIM WITH NO BOTTLE.
I THOUGH YOU WERE DEAD.
Johnnie:
NO, I AIN'T DEAD.
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING
THAT WAY FOR?
YOU KILLED:
THIS MAN MAGEE.
I DIDN'T KILL HIM.
WELL, LISTEN. WHAT ARE
YOU DOING HERE, THEN?
I WANT TO ASK YOU WHAT ALL
THIS IS ABOUT, SAYING I'M DEAD.
THE WRISTWATCH.
YEAH. I KNOW.
I CAN READ.
I READ ABOUT I IN THE PAPERS, TOO.
HE STOLE MY WATCH,
MY GIRL, AND MY CAR.
EH, SERVES HIM RIGHT.
I'M SORRY
ABOUT GOLDIE.
SHE WAS OK.
SHE WOULDN'T HAVE
DOUBLE-CROSSED ME. IT WAS HIM.
LISTEN. DO YOU KNOW
THAT YOU'RE GUILTY
OF THE MURDER OF
THIS NEWSPAPER MAN?
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING
THAT WAY FOR?
AND THEN I DON'T REMEMBER.
YOU STARTED TO HIT HIM,
AND HE'S DEAD,
AND HE, A NEWSPAPER MAN.
YOU'RE AS GOOD
AS DEAD.
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING
THAT WAY FOR:
YOU'RE AS GOOD
AS DEAD.
WHAT ARE YOU...
OFFICIALLY,
YOU'RE DEAD.
YOU'RE THE GUY THA BURNED UP IN THE CAR.
YOU CAME TO ME:
FOR ADVICE.
THIS IS MY ADVICE.
STAY DEA:
LET JOHNNIE BRADFIELD
STAY DEAD.
YOU BE SOMEBODY ELSE.
BE, UH, JACK...
JACK DORNEY.
NOW GET OU OF NEW YORK.
YEAH, YEAH, BUT I...
I NEED SOME MONEY.
I GOT 10 GRAND
IN THE NATIONAL TRUST BANK.
YOU CAN'T GO TO THE BANK.
DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?
IT'S IN A VAULT. ALL I
I GOT THE KEY RIGHT ON
ME. NOBODY WILL SEE ME.
NOBODY WILL SEE YOU.
WELL, LET ME HAVE THE
WOULD YOU DO THAT?
WHY, SURE.
HERE. GO TO
THIS ADDRESS.
STAY THERE UNTIL
YOU HEAR FROM ME.
KEEP OUT OF SIGHT.
I HAVEN'T ANY MONEY.
I HAVEN'T GOT A CENT.
WELL, HERE.
HERE'S $10.
WHAT AM I GONNA:
DO WITH $10?
YOU'RE NOT GOING TO NIGHTCLUBS.
HEAR FROM YOU, TOMORROW?
YEAH, TOMORROW.
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