You Can't Get Away with Murder
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- Year:
- 1939
- 79 min
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Hi, Jane.
Woman:
so I says to him,"Listen Mr. Schwab,
I've been in Jen's
furnishing for 3 years,"
I says, "and there
ain't nothing
You can tell me
about BVD's."
Oh, hey! There's
your boyfriend.
So long, Madge.
See you in the morning.
Good night, Peg.
Hello, Fred.
Been waiting long?
No, just rolled up.
Well, what's new
in the luggage shop, eh?
Oh, I don't let's
talk about it.
Every time
I sell a trunk
I want to
stow away in it.
Ha ha!
The heat's got you.
No.
I just want to go
some place, anywhere.
Good!
That suits me
perfectly.
Why, Fred...
get in, I've got some
great news for you.
Well?
How do you like
baked beans?
All right, why?
And codfish cakes?
Not tonight,
please.
No, for breakfast.
Breakfast?
The next
50 years.
What are you
trying to say?
We're gonna live
in Boston, darling.
Boston?
Fred burke, have you
lost your mind?
Just my job.
Fred!
Old man Haynes
is opening
A new branch
in Boston, darling,
And I'm it!
300 a month,
manager!
And no brass buttons.
Fred, when?
A couple
of months.
Maybe sooner.
Aw, you big ape!
Why didn't you
phone me?
Boston!
And we'll have
a little apartment.
Oh no!
We're getting
a house.
And a lawn
with trees.
We're gonna live
in style, lady.
With a car
and a couple of dogs.
What's the matter?
Madge:
the third nightthis week.
or what he's doing.
Oh, Johnnie's
all right.
He's probably
looking for a job.
He hasn't looked
for a job in weeks.
Been running around
with that Wilson fellow.
Frank Wilson?
There's a candidate
for the pen if there
ever was one.
Johnnie's only 19, Fred.
He looks up to
Frank Wilson
as sort of a hero.
He picked
a swell model.
Well, what can
you expect
From a kid that's
grown up in this
neighborhood?
Poverty,
cheapness, gangs.
That's all
he's ever known.
Look Madge, you've
done all you could
for the kid.
Now it's my turn.
As soon as
we're married
And this Boston
job's settled
I've got plans
for Johnnie.
Boy,
Bet you the gang
back at Kellys
Would turn green
if they knew
You let me in
on this.
Yeah.
Hey.
Hey, hold it
down, kid.
Wouldn't be so
sweet if the cops
Caught up to us
and found out
This is a hot car.
Yeah, I guess
I'm a little nervous.
Hey, remember
this was your idea
of coming along.
Ain't getting cold feet
on me, are you?
Didn't I cop
this car for you
by myself?
I guess you gotta
have nerve for that.
Yeah, you did
all right.
'Course I don't blame you
Your first time out.
But don't let
that worry you,
The percentage
is all in our favor.
Percentage?
Sure.
The odds is 4 to 1
that when a guy goes out
On a job like this
And if he is,
It's 2 to 1
he won't be convicted.
Gee, I didn't
know that.
Yeah, that's
the real dope.
Read it in
the newspapers,
Government's
own figures.
Hey listen, kid,
the only time a guy
Goes to the bandbox
is when he don't
use his head.
Look at me.
I never done
a day in my life.
Yeah, and Madge always
giving me that stuff
About "crime don't pay."
Who said anything
about crime?
This is a business.
You mean like
a regular job?
Just as regular
as anything else.
Hey, don't you think
them wall street guys
Ain't got their hands
in everybody's pocket?
Yeah, I bet you
they have.
Sure they have.
They're smart,
but I'm smarter.
I pay income tax.
Gee, Frank,
no kidding!
Bet I do.
You don't think
I'm gonna let
Them federal d*cks get
anything on me, do you?
I'm clean.
Yeah, you're
plenty smart.
You bet I am.
I got things
all figured out.
Hey!
You're not gonna use
that thing, are you?
Oh, this?
Yeah.
Nah.
This is just
good company.
Oh.
Howdy.
Kinda warm,
ain't it?
Yeah.
Gimme 5.
Yes, sir.
Better shut off
your engine.
I can't do it,
buddy.
Starter's not working.
Well, I guess it
won't hurt nothing.
You run this place
all by yourself?
Yep, been here
5 years.
You folks
from New York?
No.
Philadelphia.
Noticed you got
New York plates.
How much
do I owe you?
That'll be 90 cent.
All I got's 5 bucks.
Ok, I'll get
your change.
[Register opens]
Get over there!
What's
the idea?
This is a stickup,
get over there.
Get in that closet.
Operator, operator!
Boy, I didn't expect
it to be that easy.
Yeah, what
did I tell you,
All it takes
is brains and nerve.
Hey Frank,
did I do ok?
You done fine, kid.
I just been held up
by two fellas.
One of 'em
was just a kid.
They were headed north.
What kind of a car?
A black coupe a
with a New York license.
Hey, that looks
like a lot of dough.
Pretty good, that's why
I picked the joint.
Here you are.
50-50.
Oh, boy!
Gosh, I didn't think
you were gonna
give me that much.
You earned it.
[Siren wails]
Hey, Frank!
The cops.
What do we do?
Come on,
keep your head.
Step on it!
Catches up to us,
you don't know
nothing, see?
Ok.
Turn off the road
at the next bend.
So long, sweetheart.
Come on, get back
on the road.
Oh, nice shootin',
Johnnie!
All right, boys,
the 10 ball on the bank.
Fred:
two bitsyou don't.
Kiss it good-Bye,
kiss it good-Bye.
Man:
perfect!11 and the 12 balls,
pretty good, huh?
Hello, Johnnie.
Been looking for you.
Well, you found me,
so what?
Madge tells me you didn't
get home last night.
What's it to you?
Well, she's
pretty worried.
Why don't you
butt out of this?
Madge and me can
take care of ourselves.
That's no way
to treat her, Johnnie.
She didn't sleep
all night.
That's because she
ain't a night watchman,
like you.
They get
plenty of sleep.
That's telling
him, Johnnie.
Come on, Johnnie,
let's go home.
I ain't going till
I'm good and ready.
Maybe you can string
Madge along, but not me.
Take it easy, kid!
Well, that's
how it is.
You been trying to
boss me ever since
You began
that cheap play
for my sister.
Ouch!
Sorry, Johnnie,
but you asked for it.
Now go on home.
Frank:
off your beat,ain't you, burke?
Yeah, a little
overtime job.
Maybe you're finding
overtime don't pay
so good down here.
That's what
I told Johnnie.
Beat it, kid.
Listen, burke, if
Johnnie is lucky enough
To be a friend of mine,
that's our business, see?
Now lay off him.
Go ahead, Johnnie,
I'll see you tonight.
Get this, Wilson,
I know what
your business is.
You're a cheap,
small-Time crook.
Some day I'm gonna put you
right where you belong.
You hear what he
said about you?
Why didn't you
sock him one?
I got my own way
of handling them guys.
Here, I'll take
Johnnie's cue.
The 4 ball
in the corner pocket.
Johnnie!
Hello, Madge.
Gee, you got
a new suit.
Yeah.
Pretty nifty, huh?
You like it?
Where have you been?
Why'd you have to send
Thought maybe
something might
have happened to you.
I told you I was
out of town hunting
for a job, didn't I?
But Johnnie, you
stayed out all night.
I had to get
a hitchhike.
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