Speaker 1: Presenting Orson Wells as the Third Man, the lives of
Speaker 1: Harry Lyon the Fabulous stories of the immortal character, originally
Speaker 1: created in the motion picture The Third Man with zither
Speaker 1: music by Anton Karra.
Speaker 2: The world, the poet says, is so full of a
Speaker 2: number of things. He showed we should all be as
Speaker 2: happy as kings. Luckily, the world, so full of such
Speaker 2: a number of other things, is also pretty generously loaded
Speaker 2: with suckers.
Speaker 3: What my children is a sucker.
Speaker 2: A sucker is a licenus chump who likes to gamble
Speaker 2: as long as it's a sure thing. Do I need
Speaker 2: to tell you that the surest thing in the world
Speaker 2: is that a sure thing can't be sure that little closer, Friends,
Speaker 2: you're crowding the pavements, let me tell you about it.
Speaker 1: And now Orson Wells has Harry Lyons the Third Man
Speaker 1: and gets a knockout.
Speaker 4: Why are you mount to me?
Speaker 2: Harry?
Speaker 3: See there?
Speaker 2: Yes, one that's not here is side pop that stands
Speaker 2: Herece that's turn a little sucker and puller.
Speaker 3: Croom not bad looking if.
Speaker 2: He keeps your mind on your business.
Speaker 3: Now, Jen, he's worth if he's thirty thousand to me.
Speaker 4: If you do as I kill you, don't worry, Harry.
Speaker 3: I'll have him in Havana.
Speaker 4: Where's thirty thousand on a plate? Inside of forty eight hours?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, I'll be waiting for him. Now, try
Speaker 2: and get a seating him on the plane, and don't
Speaker 2: forget me. You meet me in Havana.
Speaker 3: I'm not Harry Lyon, I'm Jay Harrington Line the Wall
Speaker 3: Street turned through M.
Speaker 5: And H.
Speaker 2: When an American businessman like Stan Pearcecu's on a Florida
Speaker 2: vacation and finds himself sitting on the plane next to
Speaker 2: a pretty girl, he makes my work pretty simple for me.
Speaker 2: I ain't known she'd be able to pick him up easily.
Speaker 2: She was telling him the story I coached her in
Speaker 2: the next night in the farther the nightclub, but I
Speaker 2: kind he was ready to believe anything she told him.
Speaker 4: JN just say over hearing MA, i'man over there, Oh Stan,
Speaker 4: I'd love to, but you don't know my boss. I've
Speaker 4: got to fight at Cube the first thing tomorrow money
Speaker 4: to get him the contract. And he sent me to
Speaker 4: New York for if I'm not there.
Speaker 3: Out h sound like a slave driver. I begrudge you
Speaker 3: well there in the summer.
Speaker 4: Here and said Jay hangings the line as a sinker,
Speaker 4: especially to his secretary.
Speaker 3: Ye June Lime, you said, that's the mamason, I should
Speaker 3: have heard of it. Only if you work in Wall Street,
Speaker 3: you least have just stick here. Why don't you quit
Speaker 3: your job?
Speaker 6: That's what I wanna do.
Speaker 4: The only thing I wanna do is make some money
Speaker 4: before I do.
Speaker 3: Only I could just figure a way to do. Ah.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not sure that I Oh, I'm being silly
Speaker 4: walk Oh.
Speaker 3: I started to think I shouldn't.
Speaker 4: Tell you about it, for I don't know why I shouldn't.
Speaker 4: You don't know it's a Lime, after all, we won't
Speaker 4: see him anyway. Besides, and you're nice.
Speaker 3: I like you.
Speaker 4: I should think I can trust him.
Speaker 3: If you heard your cam they got night in. Well.
Speaker 4: You see, mister Lion's a great sportsman. Loves to gamble
Speaker 4: on the fights, the races, almost anything.
Speaker 3: Might of fight me too.
Speaker 4: Well anyway, so mister Lion's got this big power to
Speaker 4: the place in Cuban near Havana, you know, mink Lion
Speaker 4: swimming pool, tennis.
Speaker 3: Court, the work and right on his estate.
Speaker 4: He is found that one of the works when a
Speaker 4: Cuban is a wonderful boxing m So his name is
Speaker 4: Prancho Cordorbus. He's really good at least. I don't know
Speaker 4: much about boxing, but the trainament's the Line brought down,
Speaker 4: and I'm a doctor and everybody they all say Pancho
Speaker 4: will be a world champion.
Speaker 3: You really just because it's funny.
Speaker 5: I never heard of him.
Speaker 4: It's not funny. It would be funny if you had
Speaker 4: heard of him. He's had ten fights, won everyone by
Speaker 4: a knockout. But don't you see, mis the Line just
Speaker 4: keeps him under wrap. All his fights were held in secret.
Speaker 3: SA I don't yet it sure, So.
Speaker 4: When mister Line marches him in New York, he'll be
Speaker 4: absolutely unknown. He's trying to get him matched up against
Speaker 4: top boys, and whoever this Pancho fight, mister Lion will
Speaker 4: be able to get simply wonderful odds.
Speaker 7: See I'm beginning to but I'll see how you figure
Speaker 7: to make any money out of this?
Speaker 3: How are you going to let me tell him? In secret?
Speaker 3: Of course?
Speaker 4: Now mister Lymoy is trying to get his guests to
Speaker 4: bed against him. He takes Pancho and he'll give big
Speaker 4: odds because he's so sure of Pancho. Pancho has agreed
Speaker 4: with me that he'll lose this next fight. If I
Speaker 4: give him the word, he'll.
Speaker 5: What's the expression?
Speaker 6: Take that done?
Speaker 4: That's it for a price, mister Lyon has been giving
Speaker 4: him a purse of five stout and every time he wins,
Speaker 4: we agreed I give him twice that if he.
Speaker 3: Loses, miss Lime. He gives good odds on Pancho.
Speaker 4: Last time he was trying to find take his at
Speaker 4: ten to one.
Speaker 3: How can you lose?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Isn't it awful? That's awful. It's a smart steam for
Speaker 3: the girl to saw that and watched the hitch.
Speaker 4: Well, even with all my savings, I couldn't win enough
Speaker 4: to pay off Pancho.
Speaker 3: Besides, now you have got to have someone the near
Speaker 3: betty propet exactly, sir. I guess I just have to
Speaker 3: stick him a.
Speaker 6: Job for a while longer.
Speaker 3: What would you say if I offered to put out
Speaker 3: some of the capital for you?
Speaker 4: No, and you've got that kind of money?
Speaker 3: Sure thing like this? Sure before it's stan.
Speaker 4: Look, I'll give you all my savings right now, really
Speaker 4: a thousand dollars if you can only help me out,
Speaker 4: all right?
Speaker 3: You know, which is a bigger thing.
Speaker 4: Oh sure, well, let's have a drink on it. Shall
Speaker 4: we celebrate our partnership.
Speaker 3: Stan, You're wonderful.
Speaker 4: And sure you'll be able to raise some cash to
Speaker 4: bit this.
Speaker 3: Kind of a prophisition. I love thirty thousand dollars cash
Speaker 3: at least.
Speaker 4: Oh stand, how wonderful.
Speaker 2: How wonderful? Yes, and b especially for me, Harry lyone.
Speaker 2: I always find it refreshing to relieve a rich sector
Speaker 2: of money. Wit makes he's gonna steal from someone else.
Speaker 2: Jenny had done well. She got to stand there, so
Speaker 2: it was a cuba. Within the forty eight hours, she promised,
Speaker 2: the hook was baited. Poor fish was about to buy.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: Either you're commonly lucky. You serting me on an expert
Speaker 2: on cock fights.
Speaker 3: Just luck, mister lyon beginners. As a matter of.
Speaker 7: Fact, this is the first time I ever saw the
Speaker 7: birds fight in my life.
Speaker 3: You don't say that's that's seventy five dollars you want
Speaker 3: for me? There you are? What was your name again? Pier?
Speaker 3: San Pier from Cleveland? Have many insurance.
Speaker 2: Games, Uh, Pierce, you like boxing and much gold.
Speaker 3: I get to the fights whenever I can. Where are
Speaker 3: you staying mister Piers, the Nationals aer uh well file
Speaker 3: good night.
Speaker 2: To night peers, and President Chatty Media. Maybe I will
Speaker 2: undertake to win that seventy.
Speaker 3: Five dollars back from you.
Speaker 2: It's important to handle a chump with artistic appreciation. Limousines
Speaker 2: country estates expensive, but for me, I regardlessly legitimate business deductions.
Speaker 3: I wanted to make sure this chump fierce was.
Speaker 2: Impressed, even that a half dozen peals on it or
Speaker 2: dressed up to the nines pretending to be my weekend guests.
Speaker 3: Charming people, all of them really very capable of giving my.
Speaker 2: Chump a good time, flattering him, making him feel nice
Speaker 2: and secure. First I've had him munch and I go
Speaker 2: to Vana Sagard and we went forristrol, our whole party,
Speaker 2: and I let them casually down to especially outfitted training quarters.
Speaker 3: Try general, Is that why you were asking me if
Speaker 3: I went to past five Land?
Speaker 2: What are you think of him as fast? Isn't he
Speaker 2: I call him young francho. Of course, I don't know
Speaker 2: there's any good and out here for a single Fightn't
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, he looks so sure I have swarm.
Speaker 3: No, he's he's finding the first time next Thursday. You've
Speaker 3: heard of kid Bert, I understand what's pretty good.
Speaker 2: I've gotten him to come over and go a few
Speaker 2: rounds with young Francho. I'm making up a purse for
Speaker 2: the winner.
Speaker 3: And you've never got a fight? Yeah, how do you
Speaker 3: know your boy hasn't got a class jo? I don't feers.
Speaker 5: That's what I hope to find out next Thursday.
Speaker 7: Harry off the kid Birks record and seeing that young
Speaker 7: Pantro has never had a fight. I hate to do it,
Speaker 7: but I might take some of your money away from
Speaker 7: you to friendly wager'.
Speaker 3: A slime general. You'll see what is the odds work for?
Speaker 7: Maybe I could give you a chance to win back
Speaker 7: your seventy five dollars.
Speaker 3: Mister live, who the murder? Excuse me? And that's Fears.
Speaker 3: I'm really sorry. I shouldn't be laughing. I was just
Speaker 3: amused at the idea, that's all idea. What well, don't
Speaker 3: you see?
Speaker 2: I was planning to make up the first of ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars on the fight, any side bets that I
Speaker 2: could place on Panchoid. I want to make sure that
Speaker 2: my wedding can come of the birds, don't you see
Speaker 2: seventy five.
Speaker 3: I might possibly be able to better stake that will
Speaker 3: interest you. Oh, that'll be fine, It's fierce fine.
Speaker 2: Nothing better calculated to make it something fish Nothing better
Speaker 2: calculated like a fish leap for the book than the
Speaker 2: twitch the betaway as though he maybe isn't going to
Speaker 2: get a chance to grab it. I was hoping PiS's
Speaker 2: deck was hot up his collar as I walked away
Speaker 2: after giving him that little brush. I wanted to give
Speaker 2: him a chance to talk to Jenny without anybody else around.
Speaker 2: Sure enough, I could see him moving over to each side.
Speaker 3: Well, what do you think, Stan, he's had th Spancho's
Speaker 3: first fight coming up. Oh he always tells people that,
Speaker 3: didn't you see.
Speaker 4: That's the way they like to bet a lot more
Speaker 4: money on him. That's the kind of a man he is.
Speaker 3: That's the reason I hate him so much. I see
Speaker 3: what you doing? Well, say here he comes?
Speaker 4: Who Oh, Pancho, come a stop. Pancho had a good workout.
Speaker 3: He was fine. I can fish, I ever.
Speaker 4: Feel now, don't forget Pancho third round. That's our agreement.
Speaker 4: What you say, Oh, don't worry about Sam.
Speaker 3: He's my partner in the deal. Is he safe?
Speaker 4: Oh sure, say to the bank Sam, shake hands with Pancho.
Speaker 3: This is Senor peers about then he takes too many
Speaker 3: people find out. Now, don't worry.
Speaker 4: Punch as I said, it was all right, sound now
Speaker 4: that's our bottom.
Speaker 3: Okay, but it's not I feel it of I was
Speaker 3: going it with you. Jenny looks good to me. Oh
Speaker 3: wonderfu on that lime. He got me a little sore.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna show him. I'll take him for plenty.
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: I'll have to convert some bonds and maybe borrow a
Speaker 7: few bucks, but I think I can work it so
Speaker 7: that I.
Speaker 3: Can put my hands on forty five thousand dollars. Oh
Speaker 3: scare yeah, good odds say? And a wrong wheel tree.
Speaker 4: Oh if it's so much, I can't even think of it.
Speaker 4: Oh damn, I just want to kiss you.
Speaker 3: Okay with me, honey?
Speaker 4: Can you get those bonds or whatever they are converted
Speaker 4: in time to the fight.
Speaker 7: That's the next Thursday, you think, So I should be
Speaker 7: able to get a draft on my bank from one
Speaker 7: of the banks here.
Speaker 3: In Havana, and my thousands.
Speaker 4: You still have it?
Speaker 2: Not safe?
Speaker 3: Don't you worry about?
Speaker 7: You can feel like that, honey, But next Thursday, you'll
Speaker 7: be an easiest street in the biggest house in the block.
Speaker 3: You see what you get just by being a little rude.
Speaker 2: I figured this jump is good for thirty thousand, and
Speaker 2: now he's begging to give me forty five. And could
Speaker 2: have told him that the bank of event it would
Speaker 2: be efficient, unfortunately efficient for him by Thursday afternoon, stand Pierce,
Speaker 2: my fine fat little Cleveland insurance.
Speaker 3: There has forty six.
Speaker 2: Thousand dollar bills in his pocket, one of them mine
Speaker 2: that I give him to Jenny to gift to him,
Speaker 2: and the rest of them his, which would end up
Speaker 2: in my pocket, for he thought that.
Speaker 5: Was Orson Wells returns.
Speaker 1: In just a moment, there's the third man, and now
Speaker 1: Orson Wells as the third man continues with it's a knockout.
Speaker 3: So it's dinner time, dinner time, and over the brandy.
Speaker 2: I'm ready to start accepting bits.
Speaker 3: Well general five to one, then I'll tell you one.
Speaker 3: I'll make it fifteen to two. Hey, what's the matter?
Speaker 3: Can I get any action from you?
Speaker 6: Gentlemen?
Speaker 3: I don't have those are nice harks? Suppose I bet
Speaker 3: twenty five thousand I'm taking?
Speaker 2: Wow, Well, just just just give you twenty five to
Speaker 2: Jenny here, and he's my end.
Speaker 3: Wait.
Speaker 4: I don't want to carry this money all around?
Speaker 3: Ye yeah, take a little sature. You have to stop
Speaker 3: it in there. Well, John, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure I trust you.
Speaker 4: I thunder man.
Speaker 3: I'll give you ten to one. I'll take those hogs
Speaker 3: misch line.
Speaker 5: What's that? Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh Pierce?
Speaker 2: Well fine, sa fine, I'll take you seventy five dollars too,
Speaker 2: if I got me a lodger action from these gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Wait, John Burke's four to six thousand.
Speaker 2: Dollars, mister Lyon of fine, fine, you've got cash, of course,
Speaker 2: give it to Jenny here, and Jenny here's my end.
Speaker 4: Listen, iime, I hate to be carrying all.
Speaker 5: This money heavy, is it?
Speaker 3: Jenny?
Speaker 4: All right? Sent Piers?
Speaker 2: Suppose you'll be appointed crustodian of the stakes? Well, cop,
Speaker 2: come on, no, I'm on, old man.
Speaker 3: I'm sure everyone here trust you just just about. Can
Speaker 3: I get you more action? If not?
Speaker 2: That's just one more thing I want to say before
Speaker 2: we all go.
Speaker 5: To the ring.
Speaker 2: Maybe Jefferson friends, you all understand that the trust this
Speaker 2: fight is private, not being conducted under any boxing commission
Speaker 2: rules for that reason, it's a little irregular. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, our Cuban police friends would quite possibly
Speaker 2: feel that it's legal.
Speaker 3: You wont understand, General, That's why I couldn't take your check.
Speaker 2: Well, friends, I presume I can trust you not to
Speaker 2: mention that the entertainment was held out here. Yes, to
Speaker 2: protect the licenses and the fighters and the managers involved.
Speaker 3: I have your assurance. Then that's dog all fight's about
Speaker 3: to start.
Speaker 2: Piers got those stakes, all right, let's go. Sheer delight
Speaker 2: to watch peers scary as actual you ever watched the
Speaker 2: manager no is guilty trying to act innocent? Brothers are
Speaker 2: the first time Pierce has ever tried neck that down
Speaker 2: through the garden where the ring was set up. There
Speaker 2: were perhaps three dozens of us, fifty all together coming
Speaker 2: the train is the seconds the reperee, and all of them,
Speaker 2: of course ian on.
Speaker 3: My little scheme except just one. It's to stand Piers.
Speaker 3: Fortunately they went all on my payroll. They were friends.
Speaker 3: Camber's confidence man.
Speaker 2: The girl's anxious to do me a favorite, anxious to
Speaker 2: to watch the fun fight is the ring now repert
Speaker 2: he's talking and I have to watch them.
Speaker 3: But I have to watch Peers too. First round fighters
Speaker 3: pretending just to feel each other out.
Speaker 2: Plants is putting on a show of fancy. What work,
Speaker 2: of course the two fighters I've hired, but on a
Speaker 2: good show.
Speaker 3: It's artistic.
Speaker 2: We can't have Fiers getting worried about my rod when
Speaker 2: fact he needs to dive for pears. I know just
Speaker 2: what he's doing.
Speaker 3: He's beeaking how long around takes three minutes, multiplying that
Speaker 3: by the number of round Fantses agreed to go before
Speaker 3: he pretends to be knocked out, adding the minute between rounds.
Speaker 2: He's thinking in less than ten minutes, he'll be collecting
Speaker 2: in bed ten minutes.
Speaker 3: That's because Francher went down on his knees, burke rady
Speaker 3: clipt and look look to that. Peers is just as
Speaker 3: happy he didn't bet on what round Pantcher lives in.
Speaker 2: There, goes s Fancher again on the canvas.
Speaker 6: When he got he's up at five.
Speaker 3: Piers looks worse than Fancier. Does you know Pierce is
Speaker 3: stealing his feet, making sure the central is still. They're
Speaker 3: looking around furtively thinking a really trusty, silly smile on
Speaker 3: his face. I'll just speak to him and see what
Speaker 3: he says, well, how about it, Fierce enjoying the fight.
Speaker 2: Sure what just looks I don't worry about you time
Speaker 2: ship fish, he'll be all right.
Speaker 6: I had to go again.
Speaker 2: Time show ups as though he's got to cut open
Speaker 2: up under his eye. They probably want another ten dollars
Speaker 2: from me that she show pretty.
Speaker 5: Boy good lucks of fat.
Speaker 2: Look at Fierce, just to look at Fierce now that
Speaker 2: he's adding up his property forty six thousand and ten
Speaker 2: to one and four hundred and sixty thousands, ten thousand Potanchio.
Speaker 2: He's four hundred fifty thousand split two ways with Jennimy
Speaker 2: six queer GROSSI two hundred and twenty five.
Speaker 3: Thousands back of rus Nor.
Speaker 2: Fan goes down again, and Burg's got a pretty right
Speaker 2: hand at that just reaches out.
Speaker 3: And down goes oh Fan shoe on him.
Speaker 2: And put a poor at that time, I better get
Speaker 2: more worried.
Speaker 3: Looking here's might suspect something, Yeah, and looking at me
Speaker 3: all right, watch his right, not y'all watch it right.
Speaker 2: I hope I look second, if he is watching the
Speaker 2: fighters again, fighters flanship, he's seen one of those powdered
Speaker 2: pump fighters all flick and fluff.
Speaker 3: No real sock to him.
Speaker 2: Burke could land him in one round fighter square rattle.
Speaker 2: Pars is breathing hortter than either of the fighters, always
Speaker 2: looking over at me.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe I'm better. You're many people to say it
Speaker 3: still in the snes Oh hard least I know.
Speaker 2: Now my boy doesn't have a glass job here, and
Speaker 2: I just can't understand. Let's come over plant Shore tonight.
Speaker 2: He seems sluggish, maybe he's overtrained.
Speaker 3: Maybe she just seems sort of slow. This is rich
Speaker 3: now Pears is worried. He's scared. Fan shoill make me
Speaker 3: his fishes? Round three as is h it happened. Look
Speaker 3: at his hand groping to.
Speaker 2: Make sure he's still got that actual thinking as plain.
Speaker 2: We can reach right out in gram two hundred twenty
Speaker 2: five thousand.
Speaker 3: Dollars, greedy boy, I'm far more restrained all I wanted.
Speaker 3: You're forty five about so I say.
Speaker 2: More attention to fight lancers laughs in Burke's face, takes
Speaker 2: a right across fancy back hands are down.
Speaker 3: Show us O.
Speaker 2: Franc's got his wide open there to like that. Now
Speaker 2: they're right from Burke cats a punch on the side.
Speaker 3: Of the head.
Speaker 6: He looked close and now hounds a moment.
Speaker 3: For Burke to step in his measuring fan show.
Speaker 5: There it comes a terrific right and it hai.
Speaker 3: Branch of Ducks under dances.
Speaker 4: Away, and the crowd wants to know what happens to Burke.
Speaker 3: They pretend they don't understand. Peers he's done?
Speaker 2: Why Burke is down on his back, blood spreading out
Speaker 2: of his mouth? Why that poly doctor should be in
Speaker 2: the ring Patagon, silond bird?
Speaker 3: What happened to me? Go stam it at will the
Speaker 3: doctor on that seat?
Speaker 5: There might happened this man's hemorrhaging.
Speaker 3: He's in very bad shame. But I have a touch
Speaker 3: in friendship puts on a very good Airparents, you didn't
Speaker 3: need to touch him.
Speaker 5: Stand back, please, no, never mind, there's no use.
Speaker 3: This man is dead, dead dead, But how parents? Famous
Speaker 3: the line?
Speaker 5: When you missed that rubic swinging burst the.
Speaker 3: Blood vessels completely, Charles couldn't have been predicted. But are
Speaker 3: you sure? I'm your guests? Oh yes, of course, ladies.
Speaker 2: And gentlemen, I must ask you all please to leave
Speaker 2: it once, Please say nothing, want it happened tonight?
Speaker 3: I'm I'm very much.
Speaker 2: Afraid we're all accessories to homicide.
Speaker 3: If this ever gets out now, good night ladies and gentlemen. Please, yeah, money,
Speaker 3: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: What are your things?
Speaker 3: Take it quickly lashed, weshed a bit. I don't care.
Speaker 3: You'll never be able to repaish. You'll be too busy
Speaker 3: trying to hush this thing.
Speaker 1: You uli.
Speaker 4: A plane leaves for Miamis from Habdan at mid night.
Speaker 3: Grab it.
Speaker 4: I'll meet you at the hotel in Palm.
Speaker 3: Beach to mine. But Jimmy, we're liable to be arrested.
Speaker 3: No homicide draft did you think I know that? Go
Speaker 3: on beat it. I'll meet you in Palm Beach.
Speaker 4: Hurry, but I've got no money left. Here's your quick
Speaker 4: before they say I've got the satchel, here's a hundred. Goodbye,
Speaker 4: dam and Sam.
Speaker 2: Let's hell roll on hurry.
Speaker 3: The most artistic aspect to this swindle.
Speaker 2: That the chump fled convinced he was in for real trouble, homicide, trouble,
Speaker 2: completely forgetful.
Speaker 3: It's forty five thousand dollars. Yes, pretty wasn't. It's one
Speaker 3: of the neatest jobs out ever pulled off. And as
Speaker 3: soon as he was safely.
Speaker 2: Off, my rented the estate I confeder it's gathered around
Speaker 2: for the payoffs.
Speaker 3: Good beating you carry? How did you like my act?
Speaker 2: Oh you were great batch?
Speaker 3: Oh man Berth.
Speaker 2: The way you bit into that bladder of chicken blood,
Speaker 2: I thought the blood.
Speaker 3: Had never stopped coming out. Why is that, satchel? Come on,
Speaker 3: we'll put up the profits. Now, where's Jenny. She's the
Speaker 3: one who deserves the praise. The way she hooked that
Speaker 3: for it is Jenny, Jenny going inside with something. Well,
Speaker 3: I'll take your cut and give it to a later
Speaker 3: hand me. That's satual.
Speaker 2: Over.
Speaker 3: I think of the expression on that Pierce's puss. But
Speaker 3: do you know how daddy? Hey, what's this rison?
Speaker 2: That seventh daughter was seventh daughter? That double crossing, no
Speaker 2: sextuple crossing?
Speaker 5: Ry necked?
Speaker 3: Which Warren? Jenny Warren? She's run off with my money,
Speaker 3: not your money, not your money. Might I've got enough
Speaker 3: to pay you off every penny? It's the bet.
Speaker 2: She's absconded with one of the shootest schemes I'd ever hatched,
Speaker 2: and she has to throw the queer in it.
Speaker 3: Listen to her note, she says, And I'm leaving five
Speaker 3: for your end, Harry.
Speaker 2: That'll be enough to pay for a long distance phone
Speaker 2: call to tell me what you think of me.
Speaker 3: I'll be in New York tonight, but after that, who
Speaker 3: knows where I'll be. Love y.
Speaker 8: Everrylme returns in just a month. And now, Harry Lie,
Speaker 8: what is a sucker?
Speaker 2: Thanks step Crosser, And you're crowding the pavement, And I'll
Speaker 2: tell you a sucker is.
Speaker 3: A larcenous chump.
Speaker 2: Maybe I said that before, but I think I forgot
Speaker 2: to mention that there's an awful lot of us. I
Speaker 2: promised my confederates if they'd get their expenses paid, But
Speaker 2: after thinking that over for about thirty seconds, I figured
Speaker 2: there was no use throwing good money after bad because
Speaker 2: he meant leaving Cuba in a kind of a hurry.
Speaker 3: But after all, they should have known better. They should
Speaker 3: have remembered the old saying line, doesn't pay in.
Speaker 6: Extraction, in ext it exact it
Speaker 3: It