1. Now you take it from here, slugger.Copy !req
2. Joey?Copy !req
3. Joe Doyle!Copy !req
4. All right. What do you want?Copy !req
5. Hey, I got one of your birds.Copy !req
6. I recognized him by the band.Copy !req
7. Yeah, must be Danny-boy.
I lost him in the last race.Copy !req
8. Yeah, he flew into my coop.
Do ya want him?Copy !req
9. Well, I gotta watch myself these days.
You know what I mean?Copy !req
10. Well, listen, don't worry.
I'll take him up to your loft.Copy !req
11. Okay, I'll see you on the roof.Copy !req
12. That a boy. That a boy.Copy !req
13. Come on, fella. Come on.Copy !req
14. That a boy.
Come on. Come on.Copy !req
15. - Hey.
- Hiya.Copy !req
16. How goes?Copy !req
17. He's up on the roof.Copy !req
18. The pigeon?Copy !req
19. Uh, yeah. It worked.Copy !req
20. I think somebody fell off the roof.Copy !req
21. He thought he was gonna sing
to the crime commission. He won't.Copy !req
22. - I thought they was gonna talk to him.
- That's the idea.Copy !req
23. I thought they was gonna talk to him
and get him to dummy up.Copy !req
24. Maybe he gave 'em an argument.Copy !req
25. No, I figured the worst they were
gonna do was lean on him a little bit.Copy !req
26. Like I said,
maybe he gave 'em an argument.Copy !req
27. He's been giving Johnny, the boss,
a lot of arguments lately.Copy !req
28. Wow.Copy !req
29. - He wasn't a bad kid, that Joey.
- A canary.Copy !req
30. Maybe he could sing, but he couldn't fly.Copy !req
31. Hey, come on.Copy !req
32. I'll buy you a drink.Copy !req
33. - Well, I'll be in there later, and —Copy !req
34. Father Barry is here.Copy !req
35. Same thing happened
to my Andy five years ago.Copy !req
36. - You're Pop Doyle, the boy's father?
- That's right.Copy !req
37. Looks like he fell off the roof,
or maybe he was pushed.Copy !req
38. - Got any ideas?
- No.Copy !req
39. He was the only longshoreman that had
the guts to talk to them crime investigators.Copy !req
40. - Who asked you?
- Everybody knows that.Copy !req
41. Shut up. If Joey took my advice,
he wouldn't be —Copy !req
42. - Everybody knows that.
- I said shut up!Copy !req
43. Look, I know how you feel
about cops...Copy !req
44. but maybe if you could give me
some leads, I could —Copy !req
45. I kept telling him,
"Don't say nothing.Copy !req
46. - Keep quiet. You'll live longer."Copy !req
47. I've been on the docks
all my life, boy...Copy !req
48. and there's one thing I learned:Copy !req
49. You don't ask no questions,
you don't answer no questions...Copy !req
50. unless you want
to wind up like that.Copy !req
51. Edie. Edie, come here.Copy !req
52. I want to talk to you.
Come with me.Copy !req
53. Father, who'd wanna kill Joey?
Who'd wanna kill Joey?Copy !req
54. Stay away from him. Stay away from him!
Stay away from him! Stay away from him!Copy !req
55. Edie, Edie listen. Edie, Edie!Copy !req
56. Edie, time and faith. Remember,
time and faith are great healers.Copy !req
57. - Father, my brother's dead,
and you talk about time and faith!
- Shh. I know.Copy !req
58. - My brother was the best kid in the
neighborhood, and everybody said so.
- Shh. Edie, listen.Copy !req
59. I'm in the church if you need me.Copy !req
60. You're in the church if I need you?Copy !req
61. Did you ever hear
of a saint hiding in a church?Copy !req
62. I wanna know who killed my brother!Copy !req
63. What's the matter with you, punk?Copy !req
64. Hey, boss, Packy wants
another drink on the cuff.Copy !req
65. - Give it to him!
- All right.Copy !req
66. Here's your cut on the shape-up.Copy !req
67. Eight hundred and ninety-one men,
three bucks a head, that's uh...Copy !req
68. $2,673.Copy !req
69. - Charley, you count them.Copy !req
70. Got a banana boat in 46 tomorrow.Copy !req
71. If we pull a walkout, might mean
a few bucks from the shippers.Copy !req
72. - Them bananas go bad in a hurry.
- Ask two Gs.Copy !req
73. $2,673.Copy !req
74. - These clowns can't fight.Copy !req
75. There's nobody tough anymore.Copy !req
76. - Hiya, slugger.
- Hi there, Johnny.Copy !req
77. Hi, kid.Copy !req
78. Look out, now!
Don't hit me. Don't hit me!Copy !req
79. Where's Morgan?
Where's that big banker of mine?Copy !req
80. - Right here, Mr. Friendly.
- Hiya, J.P. How's business?Copy !req
81. Having trouble
with Kelly again, boss.Copy !req
82. He won't take no loans,
and Big Mac puts him to work anyway.Copy !req
83. - He's my wife's nephew.
- But he won't take no loans!Copy !req
84. I gotta put him to work!
She'd murder me!Copy !req
85. That's why I never got married.Copy !req
86. Here's the interest
on the day, boss: $532.Copy !req
87. Here, you count it.
Countin' makes me sleepy.Copy !req
88. Hey, Skins, you handle
that sheet metal all right?Copy !req
89. Yeah, it was easy. The new checker
faked the receipt. Here it is.Copy !req
90. When you talk to me,
take the cigar out of your mouth.Copy !req
91. - Stow the receipt. I'll take the cash.
- Yeah, sure. Yeah.Copy !req
92. Here you are — 45 bills.Copy !req
93. Hey, Terry, you count this.Copy !req
94. - Uh —
- Go on. It's good for you.
It develops your mind.Copy !req
95. - What mind?
- Shut up. I like the kid.Copy !req
96. Remember the night he took Farella
at St. Nick's, Charley, huh?Copy !req
97. We won a bundle.
Real tough. Big try.Copy !req
98. I lost the count.Copy !req
99. Okay. Forget it, Einstein.Copy !req
100. How come you never got an education
like your brother Charley here?Copy !req
101. The only arithmetic he ever got
was hearing the referee count up to ten.Copy !req
102. You know, you're not
too funny today, fat man.Copy !req
103. Hey!Copy !req
104. What gives with our boy
tonight, Charley? He ain't himself.Copy !req
105. It's just the Joey Doyle thing
and how he exaggerates the thing.Copy !req
106. Just too much
Marquis of Queensbury.Copy !req
107. - It softens him up.
- Listen, kid, I'm a soft touch too.Copy !req
108. Ask any rummy on the dock
if I ain't good for a fin...Copy !req
109. anytime they put the arm on me.Copy !req
110. But my old lady
raised us ten kids...Copy !req
111. on a stinkin' watchman's pension.Copy !req
112. When I was 16,
I had to beg for work in the hold.Copy !req
113. I didn't work my way up
outta there for nothin'.Copy !req
114. Look, I know that, Johnny.
I know it.Copy !req
115. Takin' over this local
took a little doin'.Copy !req
116. There was some pretty rough fellas
in the way. They give me this
to remember 'em by.Copy !req
117. He had to keep
his hand over his throat...Copy !req
118. to stay alive,
and he still went after them.Copy !req
119. - I know it.
- I know what's eatin' you.Copy !req
120. Well, I got 2,000
dues-payin' members in this local.Copy !req
121. That's $72,000 a year legitimate.Copy !req
122. And when each one puts in
a couple of bucks a day...Copy !req
123. just to make sure
the work's steady...Copy !req
124. well, figure it out.Copy !req
125. And that's just for openers.
We got the fattest piers...Copy !req
126. in the fattest harbor in the world.Copy !req
127. Everything moves in and out,
we take our cut.Copy !req
128. Why shouldn't we?
If we can get it, we're entitled to it.Copy !req
129. You don't suppose I can afford to be
boxed out of a deal like this, do you...Copy !req
130. a deal I sweated and bled for, on account
of one lousy little cheese-eater —Copy !req
131. that Doyle bum — who thinks he can go
squealin' to the crime commission, do ya?Copy !req
132. Well, do ya?Copy !req
133. Well, no, Johnny.
I just figured I shoulda been told.Copy !req
134. I make it $2,623.Copy !req
135. You're $50 short, Skins.Copy !req
136. Gimme.Copy !req
137. I must've miscounted.Copy !req
138. Gimme.Copy !req
139. Gimme!Copy !req
140. You come from Greenpoint — go back to
Greenpoint. You don't work here no more.Copy !req
141. Here, kid. Here's half a bill.
Go get your load on.Copy !req
142. - No, I'm okay, Johnny. Thanks.
- Go on. A present from your Uncle Johnny.Copy !req
143. And Mac...Copy !req
144. tomorrow mornin' when you shape the men,
put Terry up in the loft — number one.Copy !req
145. - Sure, why not?
- Every day.Copy !req
146. It's nice, easy work, see?Copy !req
147. You check in and you goof off
on a coffee bag. Okay?Copy !req
148. Okay.Copy !req
149. Hey.Copy !req
150. You got a real friend here.Copy !req
151. Now, don't forget it.Copy !req
152. Why should he forget it?Copy !req
153. Yeah. Thanks, Johnny.Copy !req
154. All right. Payday.Copy !req
155. Barney.Copy !req
156. Mac.Copy !req
157. Truck.Copy !req
158. Hi, Terry.Copy !req
159. - Hiya, kid.
- I was just gonna feed 'em.Copy !req
160. I already fed 'em.Copy !req
161. You must've been up early, huh?Copy !req
162. I was up anyhow,
so I figured I might as well.Copy !req
163. Boy, they sure got it made, huh?Copy !req
164. Eatin', sleepin',
flyin' around like crazy...Copy !req
165. raisin' gobs of squabs.Copy !req
166. Well, I better get over there.Copy !req
167. Be careful. Don't spill no water on the floor,
'cause I don't want 'em to catch cold.Copy !req
168. I'll see you around, huh?Copy !req
169. Come on, Tony.
Give me them tabs.Copy !req
170. He was a good boy,
that Doyle kid.Copy !req
171. Sure he was.
That's why he got it in the head.Copy !req
172. - He couldn't learn to keep his mouth shut.
- Shh.Copy !req
173. Pop?Copy !req
174. Hey, Pop, why don't you go home?Copy !req
175. - The boys who work today'll
be chippin' in gladly.
- That's right, Pop.Copy !req
176. No thanks, fellas. I'm gonna shape.
Who do you think'll pay for the funeral?Copy !req
177. - Johnny Friendly, that great labor leader.
- That's a good one.Copy !req
178. Why don't you keep
that big mouth of yours shut?Copy !req
179. What are you, a wise guy?Copy !req
180. If I was wise, I wouldn't be
no longshoreman for 30 years.Copy !req
181. I'm poorer now than when I started.Copy !req
182. - Wise guy.
- Big mouth.Copy !req
183. - Don't mess with those guys.
- Oh, here.Copy !req
184. I brought you Joey's windbreaker.
Might come in handy.Copy !req
185. - Go ahead. Wear it, Kayo.
- Thanks, Pop.Copy !req
186. Mine's more full of holes
than the Pittsburgh infield.Copy !req
187. - Hey, Joe.
- Yeah, yeah.Copy !req
188. I got a coat for you.Copy !req
189. Say, do you know Terry Malloy?Copy !req
190. - No, I don't know him.
- Never heard of him.Copy !req
191. Say, you're Terry Malloy,
aren't you?Copy !req
192. So what?Copy !req
193. Didn't I see you fight
a couple of years ago?Copy !req
194. Without the birdseed —
whadda ya want?Copy !req
195. Oh, uh, our identification.Copy !req
196. "Waterfront Crime Commission."
What's that?Copy !req
197. I just want to ask you
a few questions.Copy !req
198. See, we're getting ready to hold
public hearings on waterfront crime...Copy !req
199. and underworld infiltration
of longshore unions.Copy !req
200. - I don't know nothin'.
- You haven't heard the questions yet.Copy !req
201. - What did you say?
- You heard me.Copy !req
202. There's a rumor that you're one of
the last people to see Joey Doyle alive.Copy !req
203. Well, I don't know nothin'.Copy !req
204. - Nobody's accusing you
of anything, Mr. Malloy.
- I hope you understand that.Copy !req
205. Just want to ask you some questions
about some people you may know.Copy !req
206. - People I may know?
- That's right.Copy !req
207. - You better get outta here, buster.
- Now, slow down, boy, huh?Copy !req
208. I don't know nothin', I ain't seen nothin',
and I'm not sayin' nothin'.Copy !req
209. So why don't you
and your girlfriend just take off?Copy !req
210. All right, Mr. Malloy.
You have every right not to talk...Copy !req
211. if that's what you choose to do.Copy !req
212. - The public has a right
to know the facts too.
- Yeah. All right.Copy !req
213. - We'll be seeing you again.
- Never is gonna be
too much soon for me, shorty.Copy !req
214. Take it easy.Copy !req
215. How do you like them mugs,
takin' me for a pigeon?Copy !req
216. - Who was it?
- I don't know who they are.Copy !req
217. You're three weeks behind on the last $25,
but I'm willing to take a chance.Copy !req
218. Some chance at ten percent a week.
And if we don't borrow, we don't work.Copy !req
219. May you rot in hell, J.P.Copy !req
220. When I'm dead and gone,
you'll know what a friend I was.Copy !req
221. Why don't you drop dead now
so we can test your theory?Copy !req
222. Condolences.Copy !req
223. Hey, Pop, look.Copy !req
224. All right. Let her go, Tony.Copy !req
225. I guess I spoke out of turn last night.Copy !req
226. You think I'm just a gravy-train rider
with a turned-around collar.Copy !req
227. Don't you? Huh?Copy !req
228. I see the sisters
taught you not to lie.Copy !req
229. All right. Loften, Malloy...Copy !req
230. Hendricks, Prochowski...Copy !req
231. - Westerfield, McGryer.
- Three forty-one.Copy !req
232. - Three forty-eight.
- Seventy-one.Copy !req
233. I've been thinking
about your question, and, uh...Copy !req
234. you're right, Edie.Copy !req
235. This is my parish.Copy !req
236. I don't know how much I can do,
but I'll never find out...Copy !req
237. unless I come down here
and take a good look for myself.Copy !req
238. All right, I need
some extra banana carriers.Copy !req
239. Bananas again. I wonder when
we're gonna get a boat from Ireland
with some good Irish whiskey on it.Copy !req
240. Dugan, my boy,
you're dreamin' again.Copy !req
241. All right. Kelly.Copy !req
242. Richie.Copy !req
243. Yeah, you.Copy !req
244. What's the matter?
Nobody wanna work today?Copy !req
245. Yeah, you.Copy !req
246. Hey, who do you see to get
a day's pay around here?Copy !req
247. - Meatballs.
- Definitely.Copy !req
248. Come here!Copy !req
249. Hey, Terry! Grab that one!Copy !req
250. - Give me that!Copy !req
251. - Give it to me!
- What? What?Copy !req
252. - Give it to me!
- Huh?Copy !req
253. - Give me that!
- What makes you so special?Copy !req
254. Oh-ho! Things are
lookin' up on the docks.Copy !req
255. Don't you recognize her, dopey?
That's Joey Doyle's sister.Copy !req
256. You give me that!Copy !req
257. You Joey Doyle's sister?Copy !req
258. Yes, I am.Copy !req
259. Yeah.Copy !req
260. You don't wanna go
to work today anyhow.Copy !req
261. Well, it's been nice
wrestlin' with ya.Copy !req
262. Edie.Copy !req
263. Pop?
Here's your tab. Take it.Copy !req
264. All right. Give it to me.
I can use it.Copy !req
265. Now get back to the sisters
where you belong.Copy !req
266. I'm surprised at you, Father,
if you don't mind my saying so...Copy !req
267. lettin' her see things ain't fit
for the eyes of a decent girl.Copy !req
268. All right, that's all.
Come back tomorrow.Copy !req
269. Hey, what do you do now?Copy !req
270. Like Big Mac said,
come back tomorrow.Copy !req
271. Tomorrow?
No ship tomorrow.Copy !req
272. I've been standin' here
for five straight mornings...Copy !req
273. and that bum over there
looks right through you.Copy !req
274. You can't be around here.
Come on. Get outta here.Copy !req
275. I'm sorry, Father.
I didn't mean it.Copy !req
276. - What do you wanna do?
- Come on. Let's go get a bowl.Copy !req
277. Wait a minute. Is this all you do —
just take it like this?Copy !req
278. Huh? What about your union?Copy !req
279. No other union in the country
would stand for a thing like that.Copy !req
280. The waterfront's tougher, Father.
Like it ain't part of America.Copy !req
281. - You know how a trigger local works,
Father?
- No. How?Copy !req
282. You get up in a meetin',
you make a motion...Copy !req
283. the lights go out,
then you go out.Copy !req
284. That's how it's been ever since Johnny
and his cowboys took over the local.Copy !req
285. Name one place where it's safe
to even talk without gettin' clobbered.Copy !req
286. The church.Copy !req
287. What?Copy !req
288. The bottom of the church.Copy !req
289. You know what
you're lettin' yourself in for?Copy !req
290. - You got a cigarette on you?
- Yeah.Copy !req
291. Right over there.Copy !req
292. Hey.Copy !req
293. - You working hard?
- Yeah.Copy !req
294. You wouldn't mind
working once in a while...Copy !req
295. just to justify this lofty position,
would you?Copy !req
296. I finished the work.
I counted all them bags.Copy !req
297. We have an extra detail for you —
that's if you don't mind...Copy !req
298. being disturbed or anything.Copy !req
299. The priest and this Doyle girl are gettin'
a meeting together down at the church . . .Copy !req
300. and we, uh —
we want a rundown on it —Copy !req
301. you know, the names
and the numbers of all the players.Copy !req
302. Wait a minute.
All right. You're nominated.Copy !req
303. Well, why me, Charley?
I feel funny goin' down there.Copy !req
304. - Besides, I'd just be stoolin' for you.
- Let me tell you what stooling is.Copy !req
305. Stooling is when you rat on your friends,
the guys you're with.Copy !req
306. - Yeah.
- But if Johnny wants a favor...Copy !req
307. don't think about it — do it.Copy !req
308. Now, go on.
Join the congregation.Copy !req
309. Well, I thought there'd be
more of you here, but —Copy !req
310. The — The Romans found out
what a handful could do...Copy !req
311. if it's the right handful.Copy !req
312. Um...Copy !req
313. I'm just a potato-eater, but, um,
isn't it simple as one, two, three?Copy !req
314. The working conditions are bad.Copy !req
315. They're bad because
the mob does the hiring.Copy !req
316. And three: The only way
we can break the mob...Copy !req
317. is to stop letting them
get away with murder.Copy !req
318. Now, if one of you would just
answer one question...Copy !req
319. we'd have a start,
a very good start.Copy !req
320. And that question is...Copy !req
321. who killed Joey Doyle?Copy !req
322. Not one of you has a line
on who killed Joey Doyle?Copy !req
323. I have a hunch all of you
could tell us something about it.Copy !req
324. All right, then answer this one:Copy !req
325. How can we
call ourselves Christians...Copy !req
326. and protect these murderers
with our silence?Copy !req
327. Jimmy Collins,
you were Joey's best friend.Copy !req
328. How can you just sit there
and not say anything?Copy !req
329. And I'll always think of him
as my best friend.Copy !req
330. - But what do you want me to —
- Who asked him in here?Copy !req
331. I'm just trying to find out
what happened to Joey Doyle.Copy !req
332. - Maybe you can be helpful.
- "Helpful"?Copy !req
333. The brother of Charley the Gent?
They'll help us get to the bottom of the river.Copy !req
334. Better leave Charley outta this.Copy !req
335. You don't think he'd be "helpful"?Copy !req
336. Why don't you ask him yourself?Copy !req
337. Maybe I will one of these days.Copy !req
338. "One of these days."Copy !req
339. Now, listen.
You know who the pistols are.Copy !req
340. You going to keep still
until they cut you down one by one?Copy !req
341. Are you?Copy !req
342. Hey, Dugan, how about you?Copy !req
343. One thing you gotta understand, Father:
On the dock we've always been D and D.Copy !req
344. - "D and D" — what's that?
- Deaf and dumb.Copy !req
345. No matter how much we hate
the torpedoes, we don't rat.Copy !req
346. "Rat"?
Now, boys, get smart.Copy !req
347. I know you're gettin'
pushed around, but...Copy !req
348. there's one thing we've got in this country,
and that's ways of fightin' back.Copy !req
349. Now, getting the facts to the public,
testifying for what you know is right...Copy !req
350. against what you know is wrong.Copy !req
351. And what's ratting to them
is telling the truth for you.Copy !req
352. Can't you see that?Copy !req
353. Can't you see that? Huh?Copy !req
354. It seems to me we've gone just about
as far as we can at this time.Copy !req
355. I think you'll agree
with that, Father.Copy !req
356. So I'd like to close
with a few words from St. Matthew.Copy !req
357. "Come unto me, all ye —"Copy !req
358. What did I tell you, sticking your neck out?
This is a police problem, not ours!Copy !req
359. - These people need our help, Vince.
- Okay! Okay!Copy !req
360. Only don't blame me
when they ship you off to Abyssinia.Copy !req
361. I won't.Copy !req
362. You'd better go home in pairs.
Two's is two, you know.Copy !req
363. Come on!Copy !req
364. - Pop! Pop!
- Come here. Don't go out there.Copy !req
365. No, no. Come here.Copy !req
366. Edie! Edie!Copy !req
367. What happened to Pop?Copy !req
368. He's an old man.
They won't hurt him.Copy !req
369. Get out, you!Copy !req
370. Here, talk to me.
Are you all right, Dugan?Copy !req
371. Yeah, considerin' they were
usin' my head for a baseball.Copy !req
372. Are you still D and D?
You still call it ratting?Copy !req
373. - Are you on the level?
- What do you think?Copy !req
374. If I stick my neck out and they chop it off,
would that be the end of it...Copy !req
375. - or are you willing to go all the way?
- Down the line.Copy !req
376. They'll put the muscle on you too...Copy !req
377. turned-around collar
or no turned-around collar.Copy !req
378. Here, wipe your face.
Listen to me.Copy !req
379. You stand up,
and I'll stand up with you.Copy !req
380. - Right down the wire?
- So help me God.Copy !req
381. I think we're okay.Copy !req
382. Steel pipes and baseball bats.Copy !req
383. Well, they play
pretty rough around here.Copy !req
384. Well, I can make it home
now all right.Copy !req
385. Okay.Copy !req
386. Which side are you with?Copy !req
387. Me? I'm with me. Terry.Copy !req
388. Hey, you got a dime
for a cup of coffee?Copy !req
389. Beat it, will ya?Copy !req
390. Just a little dime you don't need?Copy !req
391. Hey, I know you.Copy !req
392. You're Edie Doyle.Copy !req
393. - Come on, beat it.
- Your brother was a saint.Copy !req
394. He's the only one who ever tried
to get me compensation.Copy !req
395. What are you doin'?
Get outta here, will ya?Copy !req
396. You remember, Terry.
You was there that night —Copy !req
397. - Get outta here.
- You remember.Copy !req
398. Get outta here!Copy !req
399. Here's some change.
Go have yourself a ball.Copy !req
400. You don't buy me.Copy !req
401. You're still a bum.Copy !req
402. So long, Edie.Copy !req
403. Lord have mercy on Joey.Copy !req
404. Who's callin' me a bum?Copy !req
405. Everybody loved Joey.Copy !req
406. From little kids to the old rummies.Copy !req
407. Did you know him very well?Copy !req
408. Well, you know, he got around.Copy !req
409. - What did that man mean just now?
- Don't pay no attention to him.Copy !req
410. He's drunk, he's falling down,
everything.Copy !req
411. He's just a juicehead
that hangs around the neighborhood.Copy !req
412. Don't pay no attention.Copy !req
413. I'd better go now.Copy !req
414. You don't have to be afraid of me.
I'm not gonna bite ya.Copy !req
415. I guess they don't let you walk with fellas
where you've been, huh?Copy !req
416. You know how the sisters are.Copy !req
417. Yeah.
Are you training to be a nun?Copy !req
418. It's just a regular college.Copy !req
419. Wait a second.Copy !req
420. It's run by the Sisters of St. Anne.Copy !req
421. Where is that?Copy !req
422. It's in Tarrytown.Copy !req
423. - Where is that?
- In the country.Copy !req
424. I don't like the country.
The crickets make me nervous.Copy !req
425. So how often do you get in here?Copy !req
426. I guess I haven't been here
since last Christmas.Copy !req
427. We were gonna have
a Thanksgiving party.Copy !req
428. That's nice.Copy !req
429. What do you do up there?
Just — What? Study?Copy !req
430. I want to be a teacher.Copy !req
431. A teacher?
That's very good. You know —Copy !req
432. Personally, I admire brains.
My brother Charley is a very brainy guy.Copy !req
433. He done a couple of years
of college.Copy !req
434. It isn't just brains.
It's — It's how you use them.Copy !req
435. Yeah, I get your thought.Copy !req
436. You know, I've seen you
a lot of times before.Copy !req
437. Remember parochial school
on Pulaski Street?Copy !req
438. Seven, eight years ago?
Your hair — Had your hair, uh —Copy !req
439. Braids. That's right.Copy !req
440. Looked like a hunk of rope.Copy !req
441. You had wires on your teeth, and...Copy !req
442. glasses, everything.Copy !req
443. You was really a mess.Copy !req
444. I can get home
all right now, thanks.Copy !req
445. Hey, listen, don't get sore.
I'm just kiddin' you a little bit.Copy !req
446. I just mean to tell you that you...Copy !req
447. grew up very nice.Copy !req
448. Thanks.Copy !req
449. You don't —
You don't remember me, do you?Copy !req
450. I remembered you
the first moment I saw you.Copy !req
451. By the nose, huh?Copy !req
452. Well, some people just got faces
that stick in your mind.Copy !req
453. I remember you were
in trouble all the time.Copy !req
454. Now you got me.Copy !req
455. Boy, the way those sisters used
to whack me, I don't know what.Copy !req
456. They thought they was gonna beat
an education into me, but I foxed 'em.Copy !req
457. Maybe they just didn't know
how to handle you.Copy !req
458. How would you have done it?Copy !req
459. With a little more patience
and kindness.Copy !req
460. That's what makes people
mean and difficult:
People don't care enough about them.Copy !req
461. What, are you kiddin' me?Copy !req
462. Come on.
I'd better get you home.Copy !req
463. There's too many guys around here
with only one thing on their mind.Copy !req
464. Am I gonna see you again?Copy !req
465. What for?Copy !req
466. I don't know.Copy !req
467. - I really don't know.
- Ah, come on.Copy !req
468. Come on.Copy !req
469. All right.
You're all packed.Copy !req
470. Here's your bus ticket, and you're
on your way back to St. Anne's.Copy !req
471. - I'm not ready to go back yet, Pop.
- Edie, for years your mom and me...Copy !req
472. put quarters into the cookie jar...Copy !req
473. to keep you up there
with the sisters...Copy !req
474. keep you from things
like I just seen outside the window.Copy !req
475. A daughter of mine walkin'
arm in arm with Terry Malloy.Copy !req
476. - You know who Terry Malloy is?
- Who is he, Pop?Copy !req
477. - He's the kid brother
of Charley the Gent...Copy !req
478. who is Johnny Friendly's right hand,
and a butcher in a camel-hair coat.Copy !req
479. You tryin' to tell me Terry is too?Copy !req
480. He tries to act tough...Copy !req
481. but there's a look in his eye.Copy !req
482. Yeah, a look in his eye.Copy !req
483. Hold your hats, brothers.
Here we go again.Copy !req
484. Do you think he's one
of them cases you're always...Copy !req
485. draggin' into the house
and feelin' sorry for...Copy !req
486. like that litter of kittens
you brought in?Copy !req
487. The only one you wanted to keep...Copy !req
488. had six toes
and was cockeyed to boot.Copy !req
489. Look at him, the little bum.Copy !req
490. He said he wants to see me again.Copy !req
491. Look.Copy !req
492. See this arm?Copy !req
493. Two inches longer than the other.Copy !req
494. That's from years of workin'...Copy !req
495. and sweatin' and liftin'...Copy !req
496. and swingin' a hook.Copy !req
497. Every time I hoist a box
or a coffee bag...Copy !req
498. I says to meself, "That's for Edie...Copy !req
499. so she can be a teacher
or somethin' decent."Copy !req
500. Oh, Pop!Copy !req
501. I promised your mom, Edie.Copy !req
502. Don't let her down.Copy !req
503. Pop...Copy !req
504. I don't want you to think that I'm not
grateful for everything you've done —Copy !req
505. for giving me the education,
for keeping me away from all of this.Copy !req
506. But Pop, I've seen things
that I know are so wrong.Copy !req
507. How can I got back to school and keep
my mind on things that are just in books?Copy !req
508. That-That aren't people living?Copy !req
509. I'm gonna stay, Pop...Copy !req
510. and I'm gonna keep on trying
to find out who is guilty for Joey.Copy !req
511. Heads up!Copy !req
512. Hi.Copy !req
513. What are you doin' up here
on the roof?Copy !req
514. Just looking.Copy !req
515. Take a look at the champion flock
of the neighborhood.Copy !req
516. Fly pretty nice, huh?Copy !req
517. "Golden Warriors"?Copy !req
518. Yeah. I started
the Golden Warriors.Copy !req
519. You might say that I was
the original Golden Warrior.Copy !req
520. Hey. This bum here
is my shadow.Copy !req
521. He thinks I'm a tough man
'cause I boxed pro for a while.Copy !req
522. Think you're a tough guy, huh?Copy !req
523. - Joey used to raise pigeons.
- Get outta here.Copy !req
524. - Huh?
- Joey used to raise pigeons.Copy !req
525. Yeah, he had a few birds.Copy !req
526. I've been takin' care of 'em.Copy !req
527. I wouldn't have thought
you'd be so interested in pigeons.Copy !req
528. I just go for it.Copy !req
529. You know this city is full of hawks?
That's a fact.Copy !req
530. They hang around
on top of the big hotels...Copy !req
531. and they spot
a pigeon in the park —Copy !req
532. Right down on 'em.Copy !req
533. You got a second?
One second?Copy !req
534. I wanna show you something.Copy !req
535. Here you are.
What do you think of that fella?Copy !req
536. She's a beauty.Copy !req
537. She's a he.
His name is Swifty.Copy !req
538. Oh! Oh, look what
he went and did.Copy !req
539. He's my lead bird.Copy !req
540. He's always on top of the perch.Copy !req
541. If another bum tries to come along and
take his place, he really lets him have it.Copy !req
542. Even pigeons aren't peaceful.Copy !req
543. Well, one thing about 'em, though:
They're very faithful.Copy !req
544. - They get married just like people.
- Better.Copy !req
545. And they stay that way
till one of 'em dies.Copy !req
546. That's nice.Copy !req
547. Hey, go ahead. Fix the roof.Copy !req
548. Here. You want that egg?Copy !req
549. Thanks.Copy !req
550. Do you like beer?Copy !req
551. I don't know.Copy !req
552. I'll bet you never had
a glass of beer.Copy !req
553. - You ever have a glass of beer?
- No.Copy !req
554. Shh.Copy !req
555. Wanna have one with me?Copy !req
556. In a saloon?Copy !req
557. Well, yeah.Copy !req
558. I mean, I know a nice little dump
down there that...Copy !req
559. got a special entrance for ladies,
and all like that.Copy !req
560. Come on. It won't hurt.Copy !req
561. Come on.Copy !req
562. Yeah? Good.Copy !req
563. - Hey, Mac?
- Yeah.Copy !req
564. Two Glockenheimers
and two for chasers.Copy !req
565. Yeah. See the fight last night?Copy !req
566. - No.
- Kid named Riley. Both hands.Copy !req
567. Like you used to do.Copy !req
568. Ha-ha.
I hope he got better dice than me.Copy !req
569. Comedian.Copy !req
570. Are you really a prizefighter?Copy !req
571. I used to be.Copy !req
572. How did you get interested in that?Copy !req
573. Well, I don't know.
I had to scrap all my life.Copy !req
574. I might as well get paid for it.Copy !req
575. When I was a kid,
my old man got bumped off, and —Copy !req
576. and, uh — never mind how.Copy !req
577. And they stuck
Charley and me in a —Copy !req
578. a dump they call a children's home.Copy !req
579. Oh, boy, that was some home.Copy !req
580. Well, anyhow,
I ran away from there...Copy !req
581. and I fought in the club smokers
and peddled papers...Copy !req
582. and Johnny Friendly bought
a piece of me.Copy !req
583. Bought a piece of you?Copy !req
584. Yes.Copy !req
585. Then, uh, I was goin'
pretty good there for a while.Copy !req
586. And after that, uh —Copy !req
587. Well, I don't know.Copy !req
588. What do you really care?
Am I right?Copy !req
589. Shouldn't everybody care
about everybody else?Copy !req
590. Oh, what a fruitcake you are.Copy !req
591. I mean, isn't everybody
a part of everybody else?Copy !req
592. And you really believe that drool?Copy !req
593. Yes, I do.Copy !req
594. Well, here we are.
One for the lady and for the gent.Copy !req
595. Here's to the first one.
I hope it ain't the last.Copy !req
596. - Tink.Copy !req
597. Go ahead.Copy !req
598. - Mmm.
- Good?Copy !req
599. No, not like that. One hump.Copy !req
600. Wham.Copy !req
601. Hey, you wanna hear
my philosophy of life?Copy !req
602. Do it to him before he does it to you.Copy !req
603. I never met anyone like you.Copy !req
604. There's not a — a spark...Copy !req
605. of sentiment or romance...Copy !req
606. or human kindness
in your whole body.Copy !req
607. What good does it do you
besides get you in trouble?Copy !req
608. And when things and people
get in your way...Copy !req
609. you just knock them aside,
get rid of them — is that your idea?Copy !req
610. Listen, don't look at me
when you say that.Copy !req
611. It wasn't my fault what happened to Joey.
Fixin' him wasn't my idea.Copy !req
612. Who said it was?Copy !req
613. Well, everybody's puttin'
the needle on me —Copy !req
614. you and them mugs in the church
and Father Barry.Copy !req
615. I didn't like the way
he was lookin' at me.Copy !req
616. He was looking
at everybody the same way.Copy !req
617. Oh, yeah?Copy !req
618. Anyhow, what's with this Father Barry?
What's his racket?Copy !req
619. - His racket?
- Yeah, his racket.
Everybody's got a racket.Copy !req
620. But he's a priest.Copy !req
621. Are you kiddin'? So what?
That don't make no difference.Copy !req
622. You don't believe anybody, do you?Copy !req
623. Listen, down here
it's every man for himself.Copy !req
624. It's keepin' alive.Copy !req
625. It's standin' in with the right people
so you get a little bit of change
jinglin' in your pocket.Copy !req
626. - And if you don't?
- If you don't —Copy !req
627. right down.Copy !req
628. It's living like an animal.Copy !req
629. All right, then. I'd rather live
like an animal than end up like —Copy !req
630. Like Joey?Copy !req
631. Are you afraid to mention his name?Copy !req
632. No.Copy !req
633. Well, what do you keep
harpin' on that for?Copy !req
634. Come on, drink up.
You gotta get a little fun outta life.Copy !req
635. Come on.
I'll stick some music on.Copy !req
636. What's the matter?Copy !req
637. What's the matter?
What's the matter with you?Copy !req
638. Help me if you can, for God sakes.Copy !req
639. Edie, I'd like to help.Copy !req
640. I'd like to help,
but there's nothing I can do.Copy !req
641. All right.Copy !req
642. I shouldn't have asked you.Copy !req
643. Here, come on. Have a little beer.Copy !req
644. Come on, come on.Copy !req
645. I don't want it.Copy !req
646. You just stay here
and finish your drink.Copy !req
647. Oh, no, no.
Listen, don't go.Copy !req
648. I got my whole life to drink.Copy !req
649. Are you sore at me?Copy !req
650. What for?Copy !req
651. Well, I don't know.Copy !req
652. For not —Copy !req
653. For not bein' no help to you.Copy !req
654. You would if you could.Copy !req
655. Here I come!Copy !req
656. - Pick a winner.Copy !req
657. Wait a minute.
First I gotta kiss the bride.Copy !req
658. Come on, you kissed her before.Copy !req
659. You can get out that way.
You want me to take you?Copy !req
660. - What's goin' on here?
- Gimme a cigarette.Copy !req
661. You gotta stop smokin' so much.Copy !req
662. Come on.
We can get out through here.Copy !req
663. Huh?Copy !req
664. - Come on.
- That's a pretty tune.Copy !req
665. Here's a stick of gum.Copy !req
666. It'll do you good.Copy !req
667. - Thank you.
- Do you like that music?Copy !req
668. If I had my tuxedo,
I'd ask you to dance, but —Copy !req
669. Come on. You wanna —
you wanna spin?Copy !req
670. Huh?Copy !req
671. Come on. Don't be afraid.Copy !req
672. Ah, you dance divinely.Copy !req
673. Say, we're doing pretty good.Copy !req
674. The sisters ought to see you now.Copy !req
675. Wait a minute.Copy !req
676. I feel like I'm just floating.Copy !req
677. Just floating.Copy !req
678. I been lookin' all over for you, Terry.
The boss wants you.Copy !req
679. Right now?Copy !req
680. Yeah, he just got a call
from Mr. Upstairs.Copy !req
681. Something's gone wrong.
He's plenty hot.Copy !req
682. - I wanna take her home first.
- I wouldn't. I'll see the little lady home.Copy !req
683. Just tell him
I'll come over there when I'm ready.Copy !req
684. Hey, Ed, wait up!Copy !req
685. Who was that?Copy !req
686. I don't know. Some mug.Copy !req
687. Who was he?Copy !req
688. Edie, you gotta quit tryin'
to find out about Joey. It ain't safe.Copy !req
689. Now, I'm telling you,
it ain't safe.Copy !req
690. Mr. Malloy, I was hoping
I might find you here.Copy !req
691. Excuse me, miss. You're being served
with a subpoena, Mr. Malloy.Copy !req
692. - A what?
- Be at the statehouse, courtroom nine...Copy !req
693. 10:00 Friday morning.Copy !req
694. What's the matter? I told you,
I don't know nothin' about that.Copy !req
695. You can bring a lawyer if you wish.
You're privileged under the Constitution...Copy !req
696. to protect yourself against questions
which might implicate you in any crimes.Copy !req
697. Uh —Copy !req
698. Listen, you know what
they're askin' me to do?Copy !req
699. All we want you to do, Mr. Malloy,
is tell the truth.Copy !req
700. Good night, kid.Copy !req
701. Nice wedding.Copy !req
702. What are you gonna do?Copy !req
703. I ain't gonna eat cheese for no cops,
and that's for sure!Copy !req
704. It was Johnny Friendly
who had Joey killed, wasn't it?Copy !req
705. Or he had him killed.
He had something to do with it, didn't he?Copy !req
706. He and your big brother, Charley?Copy !req
707. You can't tell me, can you,
because you're a part of it.Copy !req
708. - Because you're just as bad as
the worst of them. Tell me the truth, Terry.
- Shh!Copy !req
709. You'd better go back to that school
out in daisyland.Copy !req
710. You're drivin' yourself nuts.
You're drivin' me nuts.Copy !req
711. Quit worryin' about the truth all the time.
Worry about yourself.Copy !req
712. I should have known
you wouldn't tell me.Copy !req
713. Pop said Johnny Friendly
used to own you.
Well, I think he still owns you.Copy !req
714. No wonder
everybody calls you a bum.Copy !req
715. Don't say that to me, Edie.
Don't say that to me now.Copy !req
716. No wonder. No wonder.Copy !req
717. I'm only tryin' to help you out.
I'm tryin' to keep you from gettin' hurt.Copy !req
718. What more do you want me to do?Copy !req
719. - Much more.
- Wait a minute.Copy !req
720. Much, much, much more.Copy !req
721. Where are you goin'?Copy !req
722. - Hi there, Johnny. I was just —
- Genius!Copy !req
723. I was just comin' over there.Copy !req
724. - Where were you? Chicago?
- No, I was on my way over there.Copy !req
725. How many times
you been knocked out, Terry?Copy !req
726. - Knocked out? Uh, two times.
- That's once too often.Copy !req
727. Your brains must be rattling.
What do you got up there? Chinese bells?Copy !req
728. - What's the matter?
- I thought you were gonna keep
your eye on that church meeting.Copy !req
729. I was there.
There was nothin' happenin'.Copy !req
730. "Nothin' happenin'," he says.
Some operator you got yourself there.Copy !req
731. One more like him,
we'll all be wearing striped pajamas.Copy !req
732. I'm tellin' you, it was a big nothin'.
The priest did all the talkin'.Copy !req
733. - He did, eh?
- Yeah.Copy !req
734. Half an hour later,
a certain Timothy J. Dugan...Copy !req
735. had a secret session with the crime
commission, and he done all the talkin'.Copy !req
736. Well, Dugan — what does he know?Copy !req
737. Just 39 pages of our operation,
that's all!Copy !req
738. - Where'd you get that?
- I got it.Copy !req
739. He got it. It's the complete works
of Timothy J. Dugan.Copy !req
740. - I knew he had the guts, but I never —
- "Guts"?Copy !req
741. Why, that crummy pigeon!
He oughta have his neck wrung.Copy !req
742. That's what we get for getting mixed up
with this punch-drunk brother of yours.Copy !req
743. He was all right hangin' around
for laughs, but this is business.Copy !req
744. - I don't like anyone
goofin' off on my business.
- I wasn't goofin', Johnny.Copy !req
745. What are you goin' around
with his sister for?Copy !req
746. - I'm not goin' —
- Just shut up!Copy !req
747. Look, Johnny, it's just that...Copy !req
748. the Doyle broad, she's got him
so he doesn't know
where his feet is anymore.Copy !req
749. - It's an unhealthy relationship!
- Definitely.Copy !req
750. Get rid of her,
unless you're both tired of living.Copy !req
751. - You got her address?
- Yeah.Copy !req
752. Look, we gotta do something
to muzzle this Dugan, or he'll raise...Copy !req
753. the biggest stink
this town has ever seen.Copy !req
754. We got the best muscle on the waterfront.
The time to use it is now...Copy !req
755. pronto, if not sooner.Copy !req
756. You know where you're goin'?
Back in the hold.Copy !req
757. No more cushy job in the loft. It's down
in the hold with the sweat gang...Copy !req
758. till you learn your lesson, see?Copy !req
759. Ah, you!Copy !req
760. Let's go.Copy !req
761. Wise up!Copy !req
762. At last, an Irish shipment.Copy !req
763. And loaded to the gunnels
with fine Irish whiskey.Copy !req
764. - See, Kayo? The good Lord
takes care of his own in time.
- That he does.Copy !req
765. Come on there, Kayo! Get it up!Copy !req
766. - All right. Take it up.
- Take it up.Copy !req
767. Take it away.Copy !req
768. And don't go walkin' off
with any of that!Copy !req
769. You know how the boss feels
about individual pilferage!Copy !req
770. All right, all right.Copy !req
771. Now you see the advantage
of a little man in a big coat.Copy !req
772. Kayo, let me see you
a minute afterwards.Copy !req
773. What are you down here for?
To see we don't steal
any of Mr. Friendly's precious cargo?Copy !req
774. - I want to talk —
- Get away from me, will ya?Copy !req
775. - All right. Take it up.
- Take it up.Copy !req
776. Take it away.Copy !req
777. Okay.Copy !req
778. Kayo, you're a walkin' distillery!Copy !req
779. - Watch it!Copy !req
780. Get a doctor!Copy !req
781. He don't need a doctor.
He needs a priest.Copy !req
782. I came down here
to keep a promise.Copy !req
783. I gave Kayo my word
that if he stood up to the mob...Copy !req
784. I'd stand up with him...
all the way.Copy !req
785. And now Kayo Dugan is dead.Copy !req
786. He was one of those fellows
who had the gift for standin' up.Copy !req
787. But this time they fixed him.
Oh, they fixed him for good this time.Copy !req
788. Unless it was an accident,
like Big Mac says.Copy !req
789. Some people think the crucifixion
only took place on Calvary.Copy !req
790. Well, they'd better wise up.Copy !req
791. Takin' Joey Doyle's life to stop him
from testifying is a crucifixion.Copy !req
792. And droppin' a sling
on Kayo Dugan...Copy !req
793. because he was ready to spill
his guts tomorrow —Copy !req
794. that's a crucifixion!Copy !req
795. And every time the mob puts
the pressure on a good man...Copy !req
796. tries to stop him from doing
his duty as a citizen...Copy !req
797. it's a crucifixion!Copy !req
798. And anybody who sits around
and lets it happen...Copy !req
799. keeps silent about something
he knows has happened...Copy !req
800. shares the guilt of it
just as much as the Roman soldier...Copy !req
801. who pierced the flesh of our Lord
to see if he was dead.Copy !req
802. Go back to your church, Father!Copy !req
803. Boys, this is my church!Copy !req
804. And if you don't think
Christ is down here on the waterfront,
you've got another guess comin'!Copy !req
805. Get off the dock, Father!Copy !req
806. Tillio, don't do that.Copy !req
807. - Whose side you on, boy?
- Let him finish.Copy !req
808. Every morning...Copy !req
809. when the hiring boss
blows his whistle...Copy !req
810. Jesus stands alongside you
in the shape-up.Copy !req
811. He sees why some of you get picked
and some of you get passed over.Copy !req
812. He sees the family men
worryin' about gettin' the rent...Copy !req
813. and gettin' food in the house
for the wife and the kids.Copy !req
814. He sees you sellin' your souls
to the mob for a day's pay!Copy !req
815. The next bum that throws
somethin' deals with me!Copy !req
816. I don't care if he's twice my size!Copy !req
817. Now, what does Christ think
of the easy-money boys...Copy !req
818. who do none of the work
and take all of the gravy?Copy !req
819. And how does he feel
about the fellas who wear $150 suits...Copy !req
820. and diamond rings
on your union dues...Copy !req
821. and your kickback money?Copy !req
822. And how does he...Copy !req
823. who spoke up without fear
against every evil...Copy !req
824. feel about your silence?Copy !req
825. Shut up about that!Copy !req
826. Just watch this.Copy !req
827. Did you see that?Copy !req
828. You want to know
what's wrong with our waterfront?Copy !req
829. It's the love of a lousy buck. It's makin'
love of a buck, the cushy job...Copy !req
830. more important
than the love of man.Copy !req
831. It's forgettin' that every fella
down here is your brother in Christ.Copy !req
832. But remember:
Christ is always with you.Copy !req
833. Christ is in the shape-up,
he's in the hatch, he's in the union.Copy !req
834. He's kneelin'
right here beside Dugan...Copy !req
835. and he's sayin' with all of you...Copy !req
836. "If you do it to the least of mine,
you do it to me."Copy !req
837. And what they did to Joey and what
they did to Dugan, they're doing to you.Copy !req
838. And you, you. All of you!Copy !req
839. And only you —
only you, with God's help —Copy !req
840. have the power
to knock 'em out for good.Copy !req
841. Okay, Kayo?Copy !req
842. Amen.Copy !req
843. All right, come on!
Come on, let's go!Copy !req
844. Break it up.
Lets go to work.Copy !req
845. Edie, Joey's jacket.Copy !req
846. I'm sure Kayo
would wish you to have it back.Copy !req
847. Terry?Copy !req
848. I brought you Joey's jacket.Copy !req
849. Yours is coming apart.Copy !req
850. Pigeons.Copy !req
851. Yeah, they're nervous.Copy !req
852. There was a hawk
around here before.Copy !req
853. Edie —Copy !req
854. Father, I wanna speak
to you a minute.Copy !req
855. Remember what you said
about Kayo Dugan...Copy !req
856. about keeping your mouth shut
when you know the score?Copy !req
857. I don't want to hear your confession.
I'll dig it out for myself...Copy !req
858. and I'll use it
where it'll do the most good.Copy !req
859. Now, you take your turn.
Father Gregory will hear you.Copy !req
860. I don't wanna talk —Copy !req
861. Wait a second, will ya?
Wait a minute.Copy !req
862. I just wanna talk to you
one second.Copy !req
863. Listen to me. You gotta listen to me.
Wait a minute.Copy !req
864. I'm the one that set Joey Doyle up
for the knock-off.Copy !req
865. Come on. Take a walk with me, kid,
and give it to me straight.Copy !req
866. There's nothing I haven't heard.
Come on.Copy !req
867. It started out as a favor.Copy !req
868. "A favor" — who am I kidding?
It's "do it or else."Copy !req
869. But believe me when I tell you
I just thought they was gonna
lean on him a little bit.Copy !req
870. I never figured
they was gonna knock him off.Copy !req
871. And I tried to tell Edie the other night.
I really tried to.Copy !req
872. I wanted to tell her. She's the first
nice thing that ever happened to me.Copy !req
873. What are you gonna do about it?Copy !req
874. - What do you mean? About telling her?
- Yes, about telling her...Copy !req
875. the commission, your subpoena.Copy !req
876. - I know you got a subpoena.
- Well, I don't know.Copy !req
877. It's like carrying a monkey
around on your back.Copy !req
878. It's a question of who rides who.Copy !req
879. But, you know, if I spill,
my life ain't worth a nickel.Copy !req
880. And how much is your soul worth
if you don't?Copy !req
881. They're askin' me
to put the finger on my own brother.Copy !req
882. Johnny Friendly used to take me
to ball games when I was a kid.Copy !req
883. "Ball games."
Don't break my heart.Copy !req
884. I wouldn't care if he gave you
a life pass to the Polo Grounds.Copy !req
885. So you've got a brother, eh?Copy !req
886. Let me tell you something:
You've got some other brothers.Copy !req
887. And they're gettin' the short end...Copy !req
888. while your Johnny's getting mustard
on his face at the Polo Grounds.Copy !req
889. Ball games! Listen.Copy !req
890. If I were you, I would walk right —Copy !req
891. Never mind.
I'm not asking you to do anything.Copy !req
892. It's your own conscience
that's got to do the asking.Copy !req
893. "Conscience."Copy !req
894. That stuff —
That stuff can drive you nuts.Copy !req
895. Good luck.Copy !req
896. Hey, is that all you got to say?Copy !req
897. Come here.Copy !req
898. Edie called me this morning.Copy !req
899. She's coming here to talk to me.Copy !req
900. Come on.
Why don't you tell her? Huh?Copy !req
901. No curves.Copy !req
902. Okay.Copy !req
903. Thanks.Copy !req
904. - You?
- Honest to God, Edie —Copy !req
905. You gotta believe me.
I swear to God, Edie.Copy !req
906. Hey, Terry, guess who's here.Copy !req
907. That joker from
the crime commissioner's office.Copy !req
908. Suppose I knew a guy
that knocked somebody off.
Think I oughta turn him in?Copy !req
909. You mean call a cop?
Are you kiddin'?Copy !req
910. You don't think
I oughta turn him in?Copy !req
911. You was a Golden Warrior once.Copy !req
912. That's right.Copy !req
913. You started the gang.Copy !req
914. You lookin' for me?Copy !req
915. No, not exactly.
I was just resting my dogs a minute.Copy !req
916. On the next investigation we get into,
I hope it's got buildings with elevators.Copy !req
917. So far this one's
just been climbing stairs.Copy !req
918. What are you climbin' 'em for?Copy !req
919. Well, it's worth it
if we can tell the waterfront story...Copy !req
920. the way the people
have a right to hear it.Copy !req
921. Don't you think?Copy !req
922. Say, uh, didn't I see you
in the Garden...Copy !req
923. three or four years ago
with a fellow named Wilson?Copy !req
924. Yeah.Copy !req
925. Thought you were gonna
take him that night.
Man, he really dumped you.Copy !req
926. He dumped me, huh?Copy !req
927. What would you say if I told you
I held that bum up for half a round?Copy !req
928. Yeah. Yeah, I could see
he was hurt.Copy !req
929. Hey, what do you think I was doin'
with them combinations? Pettin' him?Copy !req
930. You just couldn't
finish him off, huh?Copy !req
931. Hey, don't monkey around there.Copy !req
932. - Why didn't you finish him off?
- What do you talk about, "finish him off"?Copy !req
933. I was doin' a favor
for a couple of pals of mine.Copy !req
934. "Favor"?Copy !req
935. - That's the way it was.
- That's the way it was.Copy !req
936. If I'd have put him down,
I'd have had a title shot.Copy !req
937. - I was ready that night.
- You sure looked it.Copy !req
938. That's when I figured
it was all over.Copy !req
939. It was all over,
except for the lousy bet.Copy !req
940. - My own —
- Yeah?Copy !req
941. Well, I guess I better get going.Copy !req
942. Hit those stairs again.Copy !req
943. Say, was that a hook or an uppercut
you caught him with that first time?Copy !req
944. I didn't use no hooks.
I was strictly a short puncher.Copy !req
945. - Looked like a hook to me.
- I had that bum all figured out.Copy !req
946. He had a good left hand.
You know what I mean?Copy !req
947. So I let him tag me
with the left hand for a couple of rounds.Copy !req
948. So just when he starts —
he thinks he's getting cute...Copy !req
949. I step inside and jab him with a left,
with a right, with a left.Copy !req
950. I had him in my arms, and from there
on in, we were just dancin'.Copy !req
951. - I see.
- And that's a fact!Copy !req
952. When those guys wanna win a bet,
there's nothin' they won't stop at.Copy !req
953. I didn't hear 'em, boss, but I sure seen 'em
nose to nose like a pair of lovers.Copy !req
954. The flatfoot was eatin' it up.Copy !req
955. Look, so they been seen together
nose to nose, and he smiled at her.Copy !req
956. That doesn't mean he's gonna talk.Copy !req
957. There is no evidence
until he gives public testimony.Copy !req
958. Thanks for the legal advice, Charley.Copy !req
959. That's what we always
kept you around here for.Copy !req
960. How do we keep him
from giving this testimony?Copy !req
961. Ain't that what you call
the main order of business?Copy !req
962. He's a good kid.
And you know that.Copy !req
963. He's a bum. After all the days I gave him
in the loft, he's got no gratitude.Copy !req
964. - You shut up!
- Mac...Copy !req
965. I'm conducting this investigation.Copy !req
966. Look...Copy !req
967. this girl and the father, they got
their hooks in the kid so deep...Copy !req
968. he doesn't even know
which end is up anymore.Copy !req
969. I ain't interested
in his mental condition.Copy !req
970. All I wanna know is,
is he D and D or is he a canary?Copy !req
971. I wish I knew.Copy !req
972. So do I, Charley.
For your sake.Copy !req
973. What do you want me to do?Copy !req
974. Look, it's simple. Drive him out
to this place we've been usin'.Copy !req
975. Try to straighten him out on the way.
If you don't, give him to Gerry G.Copy !req
976. Johnny, you can't do that.Copy !req
977. I mean, maybe the boy is out of line,
but he's just a confused kid.Copy !req
978. "Confused kid"?Copy !req
979. First he crosses me in public
and gets away with it, then the next joker.Copy !req
980. Pretty soon I'm just
another fellow around here!Copy !req
981. Johnny, I can't do that.Copy !req
982. Then don't.Copy !req
983. - Who do you like in the third?
- Gotta be New Hope.Copy !req
984. Definitely.Copy !req
985. Johnny...Copy !req
986. he's my kid brother.Copy !req
987. That's for you to figure out.Copy !req
988. You can have it your way,
or you can have it his way.Copy !req
989. But you can't have it both ways.
Am I right, Truck?Copy !req
990. Definitely.Copy !req
991. Okay, on your horse...Copy !req
992. deep thinker.Copy !req
993. - Hi, Charley.
- Hello.Copy !req
994. I'm glad you stopped by for me.
I been wantin' to talk to you.Copy !req
995. - Yeah, sure, kid.
- Where to?Copy !req
996. Just go to River Street,
and I'll tell you where to stop.Copy !req
997. - I thought we was goin' to the Garden.
- We are...Copy !req
998. but I want to cover a bet
on the way over.Copy !req
999. Besides, this'll give us
a chance to talk.Copy !req
1000. Well, nobody ever stopped you
from talkin', Charley.Copy !req
1001. Listen, I, uh — The —Copy !req
1002. The grapevine says
that you got a subpoena.Copy !req
1003. - Yeah.
- The guys would know you well enough
to know that you're not a cheese-eater...Copy !req
1004. but they think maybe you should not
be on the outside so much.Copy !req
1005. A little on the inside. Have a few little things
workin' for you down at the docks.Copy !req
1006. A steady job, a couple
extra potatoes — that's all I want.Copy !req
1007. Oh, sure, that's great when you're a kid,
but you're gettin' on.Copy !req
1008. You're pushin' 30, slugger.Copy !req
1009. It's time to think
about gettin' some ambition.Copy !req
1010. Well, I always figured
I'd live a little bit longer without it.Copy !req
1011. Maybe.Copy !req
1012. Look...Copy !req
1013. there's a boss loader slot
that's open...Copy !req
1014. on the new pier we're openin' up.Copy !req
1015. You see, now, it pays six cents...Copy !req
1016. on every hundred pounds that goes in
and every hundred pounds that goes out...Copy !req
1017. and you don't have to lift a finger.Copy !req
1018. That's two, three,
four hundred dollars a week.Copy !req
1019. Four hundred dollars a week
just for the openers.Copy !req
1020. I get all that dough
for not doin' nothin'?Copy !req
1021. You don't do anything,
and you don't say anything.Copy !req
1022. You understand?Copy !req
1023. There's more to this
than I thought, Charley.Copy !req
1024. I'm tellin' you,
there's a lot more.Copy !req
1025. You don't mean you're thinkin'
of testifyin' against some people
that we might know?Copy !req
1026. I don't know, Charley.Copy !req
1027. I'm tellin' you I don't know, Charley.
That's what I wanna talk to you about.Copy !req
1028. Listen, you know how much those piers
are worth that we control through the local?Copy !req
1029. - I know that.
- All right. You think
Johnny's gonna jeopardize...Copy !req
1030. - the whole setup for one rubber-lipped
ex-tanker who's walking on his heels?
- Don't say that.Copy !req
1031. - What the —
- I coulda been better.Copy !req
1032. - That's not the point.
- I coulda been a lot better.Copy !req
1033. The point is
we don't have much time.Copy !req
1034. I'm tellin' you,
I haven't made up my mind yet.Copy !req
1035. Well, make up your mind
before we get to 437 River Street!Copy !req
1036. Before we get to where, Charley?Copy !req
1037. - Before we get to where?
- Listen to me.Copy !req
1038. Take the job. Just take it.
No questions. Take it.Copy !req
1039. Charley.Copy !req
1040. Terry, take this job, please.Copy !req
1041. Charley.Copy !req
1042. Please take it.Copy !req
1043. Charley.Copy !req
1044. Oh, Charley.Copy !req
1045. Wow.Copy !req
1046. Look, kid, I —Copy !req
1047. How much you weigh, slugger?Copy !req
1048. When you weighed 168 pounds...Copy !req
1049. you were beautiful.Copy !req
1050. You coulda been another Billy Conn.Copy !req
1051. And that skunk we got you
for a manager...Copy !req
1052. he brought you along too fast.Copy !req
1053. It wasn't him, Charley.
It was you.Copy !req
1054. You remember that night in the Garden
you came down to my dressin' room...Copy !req
1055. and said,
"Kid, this ain't your night.Copy !req
1056. We're goin' for the price
on Wilson"?Copy !req
1057. You remember that?Copy !req
1058. "This ain't your night."Copy !req
1059. My night!
I coulda taken Wilson apart.Copy !req
1060. So what happens? He gets
the title shot outdoors in a ballpark...Copy !req
1061. and what do I get?
A one-way ticket to Palookaville.Copy !req
1062. You was my brother, Charley.
You shoulda looked out for me a little bit.Copy !req
1063. You shoulda taken care of me
just a little bit...Copy !req
1064. so I wouldn't have to take dives
for the short-end money.Copy !req
1065. I had some bets down for you.
You saw some money.Copy !req
1066. You don't understand.
I coulda had class.Copy !req
1067. I coulda been a contender.Copy !req
1068. I coulda been somebody...Copy !req
1069. instead of a bum...Copy !req
1070. which is what I am, let's face it.Copy !req
1071. It was you, Charley.Copy !req
1072. Okay.Copy !req
1073. I'll tell him...Copy !req
1074. I couldn't find you.Copy !req
1075. Ten to one he won't believe it.Copy !req
1076. Here.Copy !req
1077. You take this.Copy !req
1078. You're gonna need it.Copy !req
1079. You, you pull over.Copy !req
1080. Take me to the Garden.Copy !req
1081. - Edie?Copy !req
1082. Edie?Copy !req
1083. Stay away from me!Copy !req
1084. Edie?Copy !req
1085. Come on. Pease open the door.
Please.Copy !req
1086. Stop it!Copy !req
1087. I want you
to stay away from me!Copy !req
1088. I know what you want me to do,
but I ain't gonna do it, so forget it!Copy !req
1089. I don't want you to do anything.Copy !req
1090. You let your conscience
tell you what to do.Copy !req
1091. Shut up about that conscience.
That's all I been hearin'!Copy !req
1092. - I never mentioned the word before.
You just stay away from me!
- Edie!Copy !req
1093. Edie, you love me.Copy !req
1094. - I want you —
- I didn't say I didn't love you.
I said stay away from me!Copy !req
1095. - I want you to say it to me.
- Stay away from me!Copy !req
1096. Terry.Copy !req
1097. Hey, Terry!Copy !req
1098. Hey, Terry,
your brother's down here!Copy !req
1099. He wants to see ya!Copy !req
1100. Charley.Copy !req
1101. Hey, Terry.Copy !req
1102. Hey, Terry!Copy !req
1103. Your brother's down here.Copy !req
1104. Come on down here.
He wants to see ya.Copy !req
1105. Terry! Come on down!Copy !req
1106. - What is it, Terry?
- Charley — I think he's in trouble.Copy !req
1107. Be careful!Copy !req
1108. Charley.Copy !req
1109. Terry?Copy !req
1110. Come on, Terry.Copy !req
1111. Your brother's down here!Copy !req
1112. Do you hear what I hear?Copy !req
1113. Terry! Terry!Copy !req
1114. Terry!Copy !req
1115. That's the same way
they called Andy the night I lost him.Copy !req
1116. Edie, be careful!
Edie, be careful!Copy !req
1117. Terry!Copy !req
1118. Terry!Copy !req
1119. Edie! Watch out for the truck!Copy !req
1120. Terry.Copy !req
1121. They got Charley.Copy !req
1122. Terry, I'm frightened.
Let's get out of here, please.Copy !req
1123. First Joey, and then Dugan,
and now Charley, and then —Copy !req
1124. Please, Terry, someplace
where we can live in peace.Copy !req
1125. I'm gonna take it
out of their skulls.Copy !req
1126. Charley...Copy !req
1127. I'm gonna take it
out of their skulls.Copy !req
1128. Please, Terry.
They'll kill you too.Copy !req
1129. Go get the Father.
Tell him to take care of Charley.Copy !req
1130. And then come on back here
and stay with him till he gets here.Copy !req
1131. Terry, please don't do anything.Copy !req
1132. Please! Terry!Copy !req
1133. And for God sakes,
don't leave him alone here long.Copy !req
1134. - Please, Terry.
- Do what I tell you.Copy !req
1135. Terry!Copy !req
1136. Where's John Friendly?Copy !req
1137. He's not here now.Copy !req
1138. Oh, yeah?Copy !req
1139. Gimme a shot.Copy !req
1140. - Take it easy, Terry.
- Don't give me no advice.Copy !req
1141. Give me the shot.Copy !req
1142. Look, kid, why don't you go home
before Big John gets here?Copy !req
1143. Just gimme the whiskey.Copy !req
1144. - Go away.
- Stick around, Tillio.Copy !req
1145. Go ahead, sit down.Copy !req
1146. Get outta that phone booth!Copy !req
1147. Stay where you are, Tillio!Copy !req
1148. - I want to see ya, Terry.
- I'm right in front of ya.Copy !req
1149. Now, don't give me
a hard time, Terry.Copy !req
1150. What do you want?Copy !req
1151. - Your gun.
- Go and chase yourself.Copy !req
1152. - Come on. Give me the gun.
- You go to hell.Copy !req
1153. - What did you say?
- Go to hell.Copy !req
1154. - Sorry. Let me help you up there.
- Get your hands off of me!Copy !req
1155. - Now what am I gonna do?
- You want to be brave?Copy !req
1156. Firing lead into another man
isn't being brave!Copy !req
1157. Why don't you mind
your own business?Copy !req
1158. - Firing lead into another man's flesh
isn't being brave!
- It's none of your business!Copy !req
1159. You want to hurt
Johnny Friendly?Copy !req
1160. Huh? You want to hurt him?
You want to fix him?Copy !req
1161. Do you?
Do you really want to finish him?Copy !req
1162. - What do you think?
- For what he did to Charley and a dozen
other men better than Charley?Copy !req
1163. Then don't fight him like a hoodlum
down here in the jungle...Copy !req
1164. because that's just what he wants!Copy !req
1165. He'll hit you in the head
and plead self-defense.Copy !req
1166. You'll fight him in the courtroom
tomorrow with the truth...Copy !req
1167. as you know the truth.Copy !req
1168. Now, you get rid of that gun,
unless you haven't got the guts.Copy !req
1169. And if you haven't,
then you better hold on to it.Copy !req
1170. Gimme a beer.Copy !req
1171. Want a beer? Make it two.Copy !req
1172. You mean to sit there
and tell me that your local takes in...Copy !req
1173. $65,500 every year...Copy !req
1174. and keeps no financial records?Copy !req
1175. - Oh, sure. We got records.
- Well, where are they?Copy !req
1176. Well, you see, we was robbed last night,
and we can't find no books.Copy !req
1177. You know you're under oath.Copy !req
1178. - Oh, sure.Copy !req
1179. Doesn't it seem odd to you
that five different waterfront locals...Copy !req
1180. were broken into last night...Copy !req
1181. and the only item missing from all
of them was the financial records?Copy !req
1182. What do you mean, "odd"?
Like I told you, we was robbed.Copy !req
1183. That's all for now.Copy !req
1184. Call the next witness.Copy !req
1185. Before you call the next witness...Copy !req
1186. are all the officers of Local 374
present this morning?Copy !req
1187. Call the roll.Copy !req
1188. Will the following please rise
as the names are called?Copy !req
1189. Mr. Michael J. Skelly, also known
as Johnny Friendly, president.Copy !req
1190. Mr. Louis O. Janotta,
vice president.Copy !req
1191. Daniel D. Coogan,
financial secretary.Copy !req
1192. Mr. Vladin Sokolivitch, delegate.Copy !req
1193. Mr. Tillio A. Rodelli, delegate —Copy !req
1194. - Recordin' secretary.Copy !req
1195. - Yeah, recordin' secretary.
- Thank you, gentlemen.Copy !req
1196. - Next witness.
- Mr. Malloy.Copy !req
1197. Raise your right hand.Copy !req
1198. - Name, please.
- Terry Malloy.Copy !req
1199. Swear to tell the truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?Copy !req
1200. - Right.
- "I do."Copy !req
1201. - I do.
- Be seated, please.Copy !req
1202. Mr. Malloy, is it true that the night
Joey Doyle was found dead...Copy !req
1203. you were the last one to see him
before he was pushed from the roof?Copy !req
1204. - Yes, that's right.
- And is it true
that you went immediately —Copy !req
1205. Wait. Except for
the guys that pushed him off.Copy !req
1206. And is it true that you went
immediately to the Friendly bar...Copy !req
1207. and there expressed your feelings
about the murder to Mr. Johnny Friendly?Copy !req
1208. John Friendly. Right.Copy !req
1209. And now, Mr. Malloy,
can you tell me...Copy !req
1210. whether Mr. Friendly —
or I should say Mr. Skelly —Copy !req
1211. said anything to you
to indicate his responsibility...Copy !req
1212. in getting rid of Joey Doyle?Copy !req
1213. - Right.
- And would you say, Mr. Malloy...Copy !req
1214. that Mr. Friendly made it
very clear to you...Copy !req
1215. that it was absolutely necessary
that he murder Joey Doyle...Copy !req
1216. - in order to maintain his control...
- Turn that thing off.Copy !req
1217. of the docks and the waterfront locals?
Is that correct?Copy !req
1218. Would there be anything else, sir?Copy !req
1219. Yes, Sidney.
If Mr. Friendly calls, I'm out.Copy !req
1220. - Anytime today?
- If he calls ever, I'm out!Copy !req
1221. Very well, sir.Copy !req
1222. Thank you, Mr. Malloy.Copy !req
1223. You've done more
than break the Joey Doyle case.Copy !req
1224. You've begun to make it possible
for honest men to work the docks...Copy !req
1225. with job security
and peace of mind.Copy !req
1226. You may step down now.
That's all for now.Copy !req
1227. Mr. Michael J. Skelly, please.Copy !req
1228. You just dug your own grave.
Go fall in it.Copy !req
1229. You're dead on this waterfront and every
waterfront from Boston to New Orleans.Copy !req
1230. You don't drive a truck or a cab.Copy !req
1231. You don't push a baggage rack.
You don't work no place.Copy !req
1232. - You're done!Copy !req
1233. Get your hands off me!Copy !req
1234. Let go!Copy !req
1235. Come on, will you quit followin' me?
Why don't you get off my tail?Copy !req
1236. - Orders.
- You're hot. You oughta be glad
we're followin' you.Copy !req
1237. You're makin' me feel
like a canary.Copy !req
1238. - Well?
- Lay off.Copy !req
1239. Hiya, Chickie.Copy !req
1240. Who's your friend?Copy !req
1241. I made some hot coffee.
I thought you might want some.Copy !req
1242. No.Copy !req
1243. Well, anyway, it's all over.Copy !req
1244. My friends don't wanna talk to me.Copy !req
1245. Are you sure they're your friends?Copy !req
1246. Terry —Copy !req
1247. I'll see you later.Copy !req
1248. Hiya, champ.
How's the kid?Copy !req
1249. A pigeon for a pigeon!Copy !req
1250. Terry?Copy !req
1251. The kid.Copy !req
1252. Tommy?Copy !req
1253. What'd he have to do that for?Copy !req
1254. Every one of 'em.Copy !req
1255. Terry, there's no place that's safe
for you now on the waterfront.Copy !req
1256. Maybe inland,
out west someplace.Copy !req
1257. A farm.Copy !req
1258. - "A farm"?
- You could do lots of things...Copy !req
1259. anything, as long as you're away
from Johnny Friendly.Copy !req
1260. And even the longshoremen — You try to
help them, and they just turn their backs...Copy !req
1261. and stick to their stupid D and D.Copy !req
1262. Are they taking chances for you?
Why should you?Copy !req
1263. You're not even listening
to me, are you?Copy !req
1264. You're going down there.Copy !req
1265. Just because John Friendly warned you
not to, you're going down there.Copy !req
1266. You think you've got to prove
something to them, that you're
not afraid of them or something.Copy !req
1267. Well, go ahead!
Get it over with!Copy !req
1268. Go down to the shape-up
and get yourself killed!Copy !req
1269. You stupid, pigheaded —
What are you trying to prove?Copy !req
1270. They always said I was a bum.Copy !req
1271. Well, I ain't a bum, Edie.Copy !req
1272. Don't worry.
I'm not gonna hurt nobody.Copy !req
1273. I'm just gonna go down there...Copy !req
1274. and get my rights.Copy !req
1275. Okay.Copy !req
1276. All right!
Everybody works today!Copy !req
1277. Lofgang...Copy !req
1278. Hendricks...Copy !req
1279. Prochowski...Copy !req
1280. Horton...Copy !req
1281. Dalton, Flaherty, Kaufman —Copy !req
1282. - What do you think, boys?
- That ain't such a bad picture of you, boss.Copy !req
1283. Stop breathin' that clam sauce on me.
What's doin'?Copy !req
1284. I wish you'd let me go to work
on that cheese-eater.
I'd top the bum off lovely.Copy !req
1285. Wait till we get off this front page.Copy !req
1286. Then he's mine.Copy !req
1287. I want him.Copy !req
1288. You hear that? He's mine.Copy !req
1289. Where're them cops of yours, stoolie?
You're gonna need 'em.Copy !req
1290. You're still short in the hatch, Mac.Copy !req
1291. Hey, Speck,
bring me the first man you see.Copy !req
1292. Hey, you.Copy !req
1293. Here's your man, Mac.Copy !req
1294. You want more of the same?
Come back tomorrow.Copy !req
1295. All right. That's it.Copy !req
1296. I hope that bum comes down here.Copy !req
1297. I love if he comes down here.Copy !req
1298. Did you ever hear of the Sullivan law?
They'll be down on us
for the slightest infraction — anything!Copy !req
1299. I'm gonna be indicted any minute!Copy !req
1300. Come on, now.
Gimme, gimme, gimme!Copy !req
1301. Will you get it through your heads?Copy !req
1302. They're dustin' off a hot seat for me!Copy !req
1303. We're a law-abidin' union.Copy !req
1304. Understand?Copy !req
1305. He'll kill him.Copy !req
1306. Hey, Friendly!Copy !req
1307. John Friendly, come outta there!Copy !req
1308. Friendly!Copy !req
1309. Come on outta there!Copy !req
1310. You wanna know
the trouble with you?Copy !req
1311. You think it makes you a big man
if you give the answers.Copy !req
1312. At the right time, I'll catch up with you.
Be thinkin' about that.Copy !req
1313. - Now, go on, beat it.
Don't push your luck.
- Wait a minute, you!Copy !req
1314. You take them heaters away from you,
and you're nothin'! You know that?Copy !req
1315. You'll talk yourself in the river!Copy !req
1316. You take the good goods away,
and the kickbacks...Copy !req
1317. and the shake-down cabbage,
and them pistoleros, and you're nothin'!Copy !req
1318. Your guts is all in your wallet
and your trigger finger, you know that?Copy !req
1319. - You ratted on us, Terry!
- From where you stand, maybe...Copy !req
1320. but I'm standin' over here now!Copy !req
1321. - I was rattin' on myself all them years —
I didn't even know it.
- Come on!Copy !req
1322. You give it to Joey,
you give it to Dugan...Copy !req
1323. you give it to Charley,
who was one of your own.Copy !req
1324. - You think you're God Almighty,
but you know what you are?
- Come on.Copy !req
1325. You're a cheap, lousy...Copy !req
1326. dirty, stinkin' mug...Copy !req
1327. and I'm glad what I done to you!Copy !req
1328. You hear that?
I'm glad what I done!Copy !req
1329. - And I'm gonna keep on doin' it till I get —
- Come on! Come on!Copy !req
1330. Come on!Copy !req
1331. That boy fights like he used to.Copy !req
1332. Truck!Copy !req
1333. - They'll kill him.
- It's a massacre.Copy !req
1334. He's one of theirs anyway.Copy !req
1335. Get him! Get him!Copy !req
1336. What are we waitin' for?
Let's go.Copy !req
1337. - That's enough.Copy !req
1338. Just let him lay there.Copy !req
1339. What happened?Copy !req
1340. Jimmy, what happened?Copy !req
1341. Where ya goin'?Copy !req
1342. Let me by.Copy !req
1343. You want him?Copy !req
1344. You can have him!Copy !req
1345. The little rat's yours.Copy !req
1346. - Get some fresh water!
- Terry?Copy !req
1347. Terry.Copy !req
1348. Terry, listen.Copy !req
1349. Who's in charge here?Copy !req
1350. Yours truly's in charge here.
Look out.Copy !req
1351. We gotta get this ship outta here.
It's costing us money.Copy !req
1352. - Blow your whistle.Copy !req
1353. All right, you guys! Get to work!Copy !req
1354. Come on!Copy !req
1355. - What goes?
- I'll have 'em workin' in two minutes.Copy !req
1356. - Come on, you guys! Get goin'!
- He'd better get these men to work.Copy !req
1357. Go on down!Copy !req
1358. Come on, you guys. On the double.
Get to work. You heard me.Copy !req
1359. Come on. Get in there.
Get in there!Copy !req
1360. - How about Terry?
- He don't work, we don't work!Copy !req
1361. Work? He can't even walk!Copy !req
1362. You wanna know who works?
The ones I pick to work! Now, get goin'.Copy !req
1363. Come on. All of you, get in there.
Come on, get to work. All of you.Copy !req
1364. Come on, get up here!
Come on, Pop. On the double.Copy !req
1365. You work today.Copy !req
1366. All my life ya pushed me around.Copy !req
1367. Oh, come on!Copy !req
1368. How do ya like it?
How do ya like it?Copy !req
1369. Come on!
You walk in, and we'll —Copy !req
1370. If Terry walks in,
we walk in with him.Copy !req
1371. - They're waitin' for him to walk in!
- Jimmy —Copy !req
1372. Water.Copy !req
1373. Did you hear that, Terry? Terry?Copy !req
1374. - Terry, did you hear that?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1375. You lost the battle, but...Copy !req
1376. you have a chance
to win the war.Copy !req
1377. - What do I have to do?
- Walk.Copy !req
1378. - Father —
- Can you walk?Copy !req
1379. - Walk?
- Yes, walk.Copy !req
1380. To the pier, I mean.Copy !req
1381. - And we'll walk in with you.
- So the shippers can see...Copy !req
1382. we'll take no more orders
from Johnny Friendly.Copy !req
1383. Then it'll give us back our union,
so we can run it on the up-and-up.Copy !req
1384. Johnny Friendly's
layin' odds that you won't get up.Copy !req
1385. What are you standin'
around for? Come on and help me!Copy !req
1386. Come on, you guys!Copy !req
1387. Put me on my feet.Copy !req
1388. Come on.Copy !req
1389. Take your hands off.
How you doin', pal?Copy !req
1390. Am I on my feet?Copy !req
1391. You're on your feet.Copy !req
1392. - I don't think I'm gonna make it.
- Terry?Copy !req
1393. You can.Copy !req
1394. Just finish what you started.Copy !req
1395. You can.Copy !req
1396. Okay.Copy !req
1397. Gimme my hook.Copy !req
1398. - What are you trying to do?
- He's got to.Copy !req
1399. Take your hands off.
Keep 'em off.Copy !req
1400. Leave him alone.Copy !req
1401. Leave him alone!Copy !req
1402. All right, let's go to work!Copy !req
1403. - Let's go!
- Let's go!Copy !req
1404. Come back here!Copy !req
1405. Come on, you guys!Copy !req
1406. Where you guys goin'?Copy !req
1407. Wait a minute!
I'll remember this!Copy !req
1408. I'll remember every one of ya!Copy !req
1409. I'll be back!
Don't you forget that!Copy !req
1410. I'll be back!Copy !req