Speaker 1: Resenting 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 Zipper
Speaker 1: music by Anton kras.
Speaker 2: That was a shot that killed Harry Lyon. He died
Speaker 2: in a seward beneath Sienna. And those of you know
Speaker 2: who saw the movie The Third Man, Yes, that was
Speaker 2: the end of Harryline, but it was not the beginning.
Speaker 2: Harryline had many lives, and I can recount all of them.
Speaker 3: How do I know?
Speaker 4: Very simple, because my name is Harry Lyin.
Speaker 2: Say what you will about Harry Line, He at least
Speaker 2: was honest in his desire for money and the good
Speaker 2: things of life. Harry believed in seeing the world at
Speaker 2: other people's expense. Sometimes the cross fround high, as high
Speaker 2: as a man's life. Let me tell you about it.
Speaker 5: I know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: And now Orson Wells as Harry Lyon, the Third Man
Speaker 1: in Play Pigeon.
Speaker 2: In nineteen forty two, my fortune's being for the moment
Speaker 2: at Ebb Tide, it pleased me to return to America,
Speaker 2: to New York, specifically because I heard that an old
Speaker 2: and important enemy of mine is in difficulties wish to
Speaker 2: see me. I went to the hotel where he was staying,
Speaker 2: supposedly incognito, and made myself avail at the bar, and
Speaker 2: nothing happens quite a bard, but on kinds of looking serious,
Speaker 2: So I ordered another drink and.
Speaker 6: Then mister Harry Lyte, Uh, yes, yes, indeed, I'm sorry
Speaker 6: to bob you father.
Speaker 2: For all bothers and things, whereas attractively package i'd granted
Speaker 2: be the most burden in this mess?
Speaker 4: Won't you join me?
Speaker 7: I didn't come here for that reason, mister Line.
Speaker 2: I know it's a friendly gesture, and I have an't
Speaker 2: We're going to see a lot of each other now
Speaker 2: since you know my name, haven't.
Speaker 4: You done me yours? That's not important as a matter
Speaker 4: of opinion.
Speaker 7: Will you please come with me?
Speaker 4: I say, I isn't that aproach a little bold? After all?
Speaker 4: And establishment like this frown is unsuch.
Speaker 7: Mister Line, come with me. You the only one who
Speaker 7: can save him, the save anybody.
Speaker 4: You've come to the wrong airry line man.
Speaker 7: Please you must even oh you hate.
Speaker 2: It ham Now you're interest me? Now, just which antagonist
Speaker 2: do you mean? I've got an awful lot of enemies.
Speaker 7: You're wasting time. He'll he'll play you a great deal
Speaker 7: of money. Only you can name your own price.
Speaker 2: The price if my hatred comes pretty high. But for
Speaker 2: money and hate, lyme goes anywhere. Lovely lady read on
Speaker 2: comfortable business would be made as pain, as as possibleness,
Speaker 2: girl as a pleasure. A dark Irish type with eyes
Speaker 2: the mood and color of the restless channel waters, and
Speaker 2: hair as blue black as the proverbial raven's wing. Began
Speaker 2: to enjoy myself. My waiting game is gonna pay off
Speaker 2: through an old enemy. It was a fine evening for
Speaker 2: cold mischief. I took the oleovator in silence. Walking down
Speaker 2: the corner of the suite of my enemy, I studied
Speaker 2: my young guide. She caught my glass, her color mounted.
Speaker 2: I smiled, We're almost there, I say, are you bringing
Speaker 2: me on a wild goose chase?
Speaker 6: If it is, then it's a goose that lays the
Speaker 6: golden eggs the.
Speaker 7: Line, and this is it.
Speaker 4: You don't approve of me?
Speaker 8: Do you follow me? Please?
Speaker 4: I'd love to.
Speaker 2: Just like the rest of the public, you're always clamoring
Speaker 2: for high ideals of air plane.
Speaker 4: I was the first to indict without a hearing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I found him, sir, for the country, I found you.
Speaker 4: He I all mean the honorable James Hadley, I believe.
Speaker 8: Aren't you surprised to see me lying?
Speaker 2: Not particular this morning when the wind from the East
Speaker 2: River brought with the usual aromas tale Greece, ancient garbage
Speaker 2: and seward guests, an idea I might run in the
Speaker 2: Governor had liver ifore the day was out. Aren't you
Speaker 2: in the wrong state? Still the same old are insulting
Speaker 2: night me? You're the man I'm supposed to help.
Speaker 8: It's not my choice.
Speaker 2: Believe me that, I do believe, Governor, the dislike is mutual.
Speaker 2: While Governor, it's nice leaving you.
Speaker 8: I'm offering you fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 7: I had better leave. Governor.
Speaker 9: No, you're responsible for bringing him here, Laura, perhaps my
Speaker 9: only hope of.
Speaker 2: Keeping him here here quite wrong, sir, fifteen thousand reasons
Speaker 2: holding me here that I'm being How long I remain
Speaker 2: depends on you talk.
Speaker 9: I know how you hate me. I also know your capabilities.
Speaker 8: I'm you're the.
Speaker 1: Only man who accomplish the job by having in mind.
Speaker 8: I've already told you what I'd paid. I'm I'm begging you.
Speaker 9: To help me.
Speaker 2: That's good, you begging me for help, all right? Sing
Speaker 2: you a sad song, hadly, old man about the beast
Speaker 2: you must feed you? No, don't I always know, Governor,
Speaker 2: knowing who was after your official scalp, I realized you
Speaker 2: to undoubtedly come to me for help. He was one
Speaker 2: poison as they had to do for another, and made
Speaker 2: myself available.
Speaker 4: You found me.
Speaker 7: You mean you knew it all the time, even downstairs.
Speaker 2: You knew in general, Deonora, though I neither knew the
Speaker 2: sordid details nor the price to be paid for my services.
Speaker 7: Show him the pictures, yes, all right here on the
Speaker 7: brief kise.
Speaker 3: Thank you, h.
Speaker 8: O.
Speaker 4: Governor. I didn't think it even of.
Speaker 2: You who you've seen, or even lyme believes the man
Speaker 2: in those cursive pictures as we it's very interesting.
Speaker 8: Who's the lady?
Speaker 10: How should I know?
Speaker 11: How?
Speaker 2: Come on, our governor, official manners, or in this case
Speaker 2: even unofficial manners, the man that you at least know
Speaker 2: the name of your female or companion. As an American etiquette
Speaker 2: deteriorated at the point that you summoned such creatures with
Speaker 2: a hey, you miss the limel.
Speaker 6: Have you know that Governor Hadley is not the man
Speaker 6: in those.
Speaker 2: Pictures, and good little girl should never never tell lies,
Speaker 2: nor hang it all.
Speaker 8: She's telling the proof line. I never frequent such club
Speaker 8: as those pictures show. I'm here, Yeah, look at this one.
Speaker 8: Have you recognized on you covered?
Speaker 2: The yes, Cato Cato, the Robert Baron Mara's instincts, but
Speaker 2: not always his performance.
Speaker 4: He's a bit clumsy.
Speaker 8: Who wish Kate Gambler award heater.
Speaker 2: Graft such dear nostalgic words you almost make me home,
Speaker 2: said Governor.
Speaker 4: Would be sensible line.
Speaker 9: Can you imagine me in such company at any time,
Speaker 9: particularly with an election coming.
Speaker 8: Up next morning?
Speaker 2: Unless you're even more scupid? You used to be James,
Speaker 2: but then everything is possible.
Speaker 7: Really missed the line this is in?
Speaker 4: But cameras don't lie.
Speaker 8: You above anyone else should know better than that line.
Speaker 2: How many times have you faked the picture to gain
Speaker 2: your own intrusha governor? But then I always do things
Speaker 2: the hard way.
Speaker 4: You told Norah that yourself.
Speaker 8: You're hard to be your victims.
Speaker 3: Oh, but this isn't getting us any place, no.
Speaker 9: Matter what else you may choose to think of me, lyme,
Speaker 9: you know my term in office has been.
Speaker 2: Clean in so far as prove is concerned the incorruptible
Speaker 2: Governor had However.
Speaker 4: These pictures prove extremely embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Or Man, the untouchable Hadley seems to have been taken me.
Speaker 6: I don't know much about you missed the line, except
Speaker 6: that you hate Governor Hadley. Now he's asking for your help,
Speaker 6: no matter what happened in the past between you.
Speaker 8: Please help me.
Speaker 7: He's willing to pay. He said your hated came high.
Speaker 7: Wasn't this offer high enough for Nora?
Speaker 4: That's quite all right, Governor.
Speaker 2: I admire honestying, loyal, even though I don't approve of it.
Speaker 2: Of believing, Come here, Noura, what came and should stand
Speaker 2: right before me? Rang into my eyes straight my eyes
Speaker 2: answer your question.
Speaker 6: Well, mister lymewody is if I were the governor and
Speaker 6: you and my secretary, would you be as honest as loyal?
Speaker 7: As honest? Yes, as loyal.
Speaker 2: I see why the great concern about these pictures and
Speaker 2: is sure that your indiscretions are.
Speaker 4: That importance you are going to help me. I'm considering it.
Speaker 8: Then you know those pictures are important to him. Cato's
Speaker 8: going to use them. To ruin me. Why he wants
Speaker 8: control of my state, either his crooked syndicate moves in
Speaker 8: or he sends these pictures to every newspaper in the state.
Speaker 3: On the evil the election.
Speaker 4: Through miss Cato's improved he is. It's almost worthy me.
Speaker 9: I never expected you to understand lam, but I thought
Speaker 9: the fee might make it worth you a while.
Speaker 8: Reelection means a great deal to me.
Speaker 4: I worked hard for my office.
Speaker 9: I don't want to win or lose because of a
Speaker 9: hoodlum like Cato. And I don't want my wife, my
Speaker 9: family subjugated to this kind of smear campaign.
Speaker 2: They don't be spoken like a true family man, an
Speaker 2: American and a politician.
Speaker 7: Governor have it.
Speaker 6: It must be some other way to get the negatives,
Speaker 6: and this man.
Speaker 2: Please Elaine the fairy lay in the love of Elaine,
Speaker 2: the really made of astillat iron hard chamber.
Speaker 4: Uncle Tala to the east guarded the secretie.
Speaker 2: And I'll get the negatives and the rest of these
Speaker 2: pictures in Cato for fifteen thousand, oh thank and dismissal
Speaker 2: of all charges against me and your state. Old man,
Speaker 2: What the price is chief Governor, for your career, your family?
Speaker 7: What Governor you can't trust them.
Speaker 9: Old Norah, very well, lie, you'll get me those negatives
Speaker 9: and you'll receive your.
Speaker 3: Money and full pardon.
Speaker 4: I take the money now.
Speaker 8: I expected that they am Norah?
Speaker 7: How do you know you can trust him?
Speaker 8: He's the only man I know who can outwit Kato.
Speaker 8: I've got to trust him.
Speaker 4: My fee, Miss Peyton, here it is.
Speaker 7: You'd better count it, mister.
Speaker 4: But why I trust you?
Speaker 8: Oh? Just how do you plan to contact Kato?
Speaker 2: That's easy enough. He's a fine man like Kato. The
Speaker 2: hard part he's avoiding him. You should know that very well, Governor.
Speaker 3: So what is my next move?
Speaker 2: Right back to your nice snut capital returned your Ivory
Speaker 2: tower handling carry on business as usual?
Speaker 3: Very well? Might as well start packing, Nora? Will you
Speaker 3: we leave it once? Yes? No?
Speaker 4: What Norah stays with me?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 8: No? Listen?
Speaker 4: Hat doesn't know if I sight does he?
Speaker 8: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: He contacted me away from his office and should be
Speaker 2: on go Virgin You still pack, Naa? I want you
Speaker 2: to register another hotel a plas only took the cortail
Speaker 2: around to three hours.
Speaker 8: Just Whatura, I.
Speaker 3: I'd appreciated it.
Speaker 8: You would co operate with mister lym in whatever way
Speaker 8: you can.
Speaker 7: Well, nah, very well, Governor, I'll do my desk.
Speaker 3: So you understand, Laura, we must trust mister.
Speaker 4: Well who wants to talk to haw kto let me
Speaker 4: in come in the well? Well, what have you found out?
Speaker 8: Is he?
Speaker 12: I am tailing Governor heady like you want ever since
Speaker 12: he sneaked into town.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Come to the point w is staying.
Speaker 12: Away from the point the Governor is making contacts with
Speaker 12: every main whood in New York that nobody wants to
Speaker 12: go against Kato. Only Hadby must be finding someone who
Speaker 12: will go against you because.
Speaker 8: He needs the hotel.
Speaker 12: Three hours ago leaves checks out, is taking a powder.
Speaker 4: But before that, he sends.
Speaker 3: His girl down to the bar.
Speaker 4: Girl what girl? Who knows her name?
Speaker 2: But who this girl talks to down at the bar.
Speaker 2: You'll never guess, I'll give I'm not playing get some games,
Speaker 2: all right, all right, Kato, So don't get sor at me.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to tell you all the time. She meets
Speaker 2: a Harry Lyone. I hear her say the name Harry Line.
Speaker 2: This is not good news.
Speaker 8: Harry Line is the only guy, but the only guy
Speaker 8: who can.
Speaker 2: Lost me up. He would have to come to New York.
Speaker 2: Come on, come on, where's a pleasure?
Speaker 10: Get jerk?
Speaker 2: If the lines to come into this game, he's gonna
Speaker 2: be on my side, alive and dead.
Speaker 4: Still line never dare I hope you'll be this eager
Speaker 4: to see me.
Speaker 8: It's Kata over the bottle, have a drink.
Speaker 7: What are you gonna do about kit careful?
Speaker 4: Comes away there?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's really health.
Speaker 7: I want you nothing anything.
Speaker 2: That was a pretty wide choice. Waiter sconch and water
Speaker 2: to stretch and I want you to smile. Relax, that's
Speaker 2: very carefully to what I have to say.
Speaker 7: I'm trying.
Speaker 2: Glad you blessed me once before I die. What you'll
Speaker 2: smile the first time I've seen is it's radiance is breathtaking. Please,
Speaker 2: I think you may once known as when you're going
Speaker 2: to the powder room, don't to try go to your room.
Speaker 4: And stay there. I don't understand mister Kater.
Speaker 2: Was preparing to beard me in his den, and I
Speaker 2: want you around running. It's coming as well. I'm corded
Speaker 2: by morning. Get back to the Capitol. Fast about you?
Speaker 4: Why no, I never dreamed you care?
Speaker 8: Oh well you're stretching. F you are thank you.
Speaker 4: Drinking a lone line that continued to what bad habit
Speaker 4: Troubi's catero in the fresh it is fresh?
Speaker 2: Is this old boy the same old Harry about buying
Speaker 2: me the next bound?
Speaker 4: Harry at my place where I troubs? Old man? Are
Speaker 4: you thinking of taking me for a rye? Why I
Speaker 4: came for anything?
Speaker 11: Shall we go?
Speaker 4: Orson Wells returns.
Speaker 1: In just a moment, there's the third man, Orson Welles
Speaker 1: as the third man continues with play pigeon.
Speaker 4: That sounds funny.
Speaker 10: That's the true.
Speaker 2: I was being taken for a ride, a long one,
Speaker 2: a silent one. Once we got maccart Trubis stopped talking.
Speaker 2: You know, I was not in the mood to make
Speaker 2: any conversation. I had my tiger by the table. I
Speaker 2: waited for his move, waiting, mccarzy, this is gonna take long,
Speaker 2: Hey boss, I am.
Speaker 4: Waiting after a nocterneral tour.
Speaker 2: You bringing to a ruin like this, really, cater I First,
Speaker 2: you're doing pretty well.
Speaker 4: I'm doing fine, Harry.
Speaker 2: Place on the state line, not too far from the capitol,
Speaker 2: makes it handy for you and the governor who waiting.
Speaker 3: To see tumas well.
Speaker 8: This is a surprise Handley. Who is this?
Speaker 2: The face is Jim Handley and the voice is almost
Speaker 2: identical inside. Look, come on, Harry, and I'll buy you
Speaker 2: that drink.
Speaker 4: I promised.
Speaker 8: Drinks some house.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, huh, I could use one.
Speaker 3: Sit down, Harry.
Speaker 8: I didn't think i'd see you so soon again, Troops,
Speaker 8: what happened is shut up.
Speaker 4: For the drinks? Oh in sure, sure, Trush.
Speaker 2: Now, Harry, I'm open for business, all right? To risk
Speaker 2: the obvious. This isn't the governor Handy?
Speaker 8: Hey, you're better.
Speaker 2: The Happy Boys were identical twins. Look here was the
Speaker 2: black sheep of the family. Also was supposed to have
Speaker 2: died in a train wreck fifteen years ago.
Speaker 4: Identical twins. The oldest picture in the world.
Speaker 2: Luke was the man in those pictures. So simple it
Speaker 2: always works. Even fool you, Harry.
Speaker 4: Oh, I can be fool, be fool.
Speaker 2: Luke's living jealousy and whiskey ever since he's seen the accident.
Speaker 2: He crossed my past several years ago, just as I
Speaker 2: was figuring how to move into jim happy state.
Speaker 4: He was an answer from heaven or the devil. That's
Speaker 4: all I had luck.
Speaker 2: I can give you a fat fee, Harry, and I
Speaker 2: find you has to pay off your own grudge against
Speaker 2: the governor.
Speaker 4: Since when is benevolence become one of your characteristics?
Speaker 3: Kater? What about this that you only page?
Speaker 4: As you know, I've already made the first contact of
Speaker 4: the governor. Do you know?
Speaker 2: I know takes one to catch one, Harry. As I said,
Speaker 2: I got Jim over the battle. I know we sup
Speaker 2: bought you to get the pictures from me. But if
Speaker 2: you come into my deal, you not only make yourself
Speaker 2: some money, like you can put the final squeeze on.
Speaker 10: The good government.
Speaker 2: But I think you set me up as a clay page,
Speaker 2: and I oh man sending me to make the actual
Speaker 2: transactions so you can move your sand to get into
Speaker 2: the state.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm caught with my blackmail down. No, Harry, you
Speaker 4: know I wouldn't do that. Coin a cliche about thieves, Cater.
Speaker 2: I know how much is the governor paying to get
Speaker 2: these negative fifteen thousand?
Speaker 4: I had a four parton fifteen thousand?
Speaker 8: Why truebish, you only gave me five hundred dollars to
Speaker 8: pose in those times.
Speaker 4: I'll give you twenty five thousand to come in with me.
Speaker 2: I only five in advance half of it the rest
Speaker 2: when the dealer is clanchedestion here truebish.
Speaker 3: If you're sure quick money around, so.
Speaker 2: On my way, and I will need a percentage of
Speaker 2: my gross to take when I'm in the state.
Speaker 4: It'll be like an annuity.
Speaker 1: You listen to me, crewis you cut me in on
Speaker 1: this big dear you're talking about?
Speaker 4: If you don't, I'll go to your what Luke.
Speaker 3: Nothing to it. I didn't mean that. I was always
Speaker 3: trying to Oh, what are you going to do? Truers, I.
Speaker 4: Take us rap and let us working out.
Speaker 3: He talks too much. No, I pollish not to talk.
Speaker 11: You need me, I'll never God, No, no.
Speaker 4: Well, what's your ant, sayer, Harry? Do all of your
Speaker 4: business partners get that treatment?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 2: Man, No, of course not. He's always asking bread. But
Speaker 2: now ask, for instance, why we're clean up in happy state.
Speaker 2: Slop machines, numbers, racket, dope protection. And that's just the beginning, Harry.
Speaker 2: Keep us five years and we'll be making money from
Speaker 2: every man. Woman are challenging United States from there to you,
Speaker 2: Jee Stalin as an amateur, I don't think I'll settle
Speaker 2: for a their percentage. Cato, No either, I was going
Speaker 2: to be fifty to fifty or I won't come over
Speaker 2: and slide down your cellar door. Fifty to fifty Yu,
Speaker 2: do you think you'll get away with me? A certain
Speaker 2: if not because the young lady was with me at the.
Speaker 4: Plaza, but about his Hadley's secretary.
Speaker 2: I spent a great deal of time and effort on
Speaker 2: getting a complete file of your misdemeanors, Cato. If I failed,
Speaker 2: a contractor copies of said file and immediately be sent
Speaker 2: to all state and federal law enforcement offices. You have
Speaker 2: pitiful ten times will be forgotten in the headlines about
Speaker 2: Troubius Cato. You wouldn't want to be named public Enemy
Speaker 2: number one.
Speaker 4: Fifty to fifty eighties.
Speaker 3: Nor good help girl, what happened?
Speaker 7: Harry?
Speaker 8: Lyme?
Speaker 7: He's with Kato now? At least he top with him
Speaker 7: last night. By this time he might be dead.
Speaker 3: Good Why don't.
Speaker 7: You call the police the FBI? You're the governor to something.
Speaker 8: You too, Laura? What do you mean? The notorious lime charm?
Speaker 9: The man's brutal, marciless, vindictive, lives only for himself.
Speaker 8: Yet when he wishes, he can hide all this with
Speaker 8: a choke of magnetism.
Speaker 3: Great fascination. He's blinded you Norah.
Speaker 8: No, I hate. He's a horrible man.
Speaker 7: I oh, I don't know what he is.
Speaker 6: It's been terrible, all of it, seeing Kato waiting all
Speaker 6: night for Harry's call, not hear in coming.
Speaker 3: I know, my dear, believe me. I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: Yes, mister Harry Lane him you do here some of
Speaker 8: them in vise.
Speaker 7: What can it mean?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, Handley, Laurah, mister Lyon, and who is Kato?
Speaker 4: Surely you haven't forgotten me, Governor Kato. I told you
Speaker 4: once and for all. Be too hasty, mister Governor.
Speaker 2: My proposition is said, good that mister Lyon is coming
Speaker 2: on the deal with me.
Speaker 8: What would you agree to? Lion?
Speaker 3: Is this this Doug telling the truth?
Speaker 2: I bought certain contracts for your signature, Governor. They're allarmis
Speaker 2: to Cato, four scale operations in your state.
Speaker 7: Oh no, you wouldn't.
Speaker 3: I don't believe it, not even you.
Speaker 2: The price of the negatives, Governor, Oh, you'd better give
Speaker 2: me those negatives now, Kato prove our good face to
Speaker 2: Governor Hadley.
Speaker 8: What good faith? Oh?
Speaker 3: But here you are, Harry. The negatives and the rest
Speaker 3: of the pictures.
Speaker 2: All nicely tied with a pretty ribbon, Governor. A ribbon
Speaker 2: is blue as Norah's eyes.
Speaker 7: How small can you get now?
Speaker 2: When you signed mister Canado's contracts, Governor, I'll delivered.
Speaker 4: The negatives to mistake me.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 4: Just sign on the dotted line, Hadley, and everybody you'll
Speaker 4: be happy.
Speaker 3: Should out because I trusted a rat.
Speaker 4: Here's your pen, Governor, and here back on, get all
Speaker 4: the way live.
Speaker 8: What what are you doing? Down on the floor, Governor,
Speaker 8: down on the floor.
Speaker 3: Done you crossing me?
Speaker 8: Old of Cato? It's my dear.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I suggest you call an ambulance, young lady,
Speaker 2: there's been an attempt.
Speaker 8: On Governor had his life. Goodness, and keep those people.
Speaker 4: Out of here for a minute.
Speaker 8: How could I ever.
Speaker 3: Thank you life?
Speaker 7: Heished your life, Harry.
Speaker 8: All the time we.
Speaker 4: Say that, say that I had to care cater.
Speaker 2: To take over his very lucrative business myself.
Speaker 4: I'll keep these negatives, Governor.
Speaker 2: What no, Harry, No, this is one time, Governor Hadley,
Speaker 2: when you are not getting off so easily. These incriminating negatives,
Speaker 2: in my position, like the sword of Damocles, will be
Speaker 2: suspended of your uneasy head from now on call them
Speaker 2: with Harry Lyons, a Newersy governor. And now, if you
Speaker 2: will excuse me.
Speaker 14: I am might to expected this, and I was beginning
Speaker 14: to think you were a human being.
Speaker 2: At the time I left the Capitol building, the stars
Speaker 2: were out the stars. I was reached by hard ways
Speaker 2: I searched for, like the alley alle that was dark enough,
Speaker 2: lonely enough. Yeah, mm hmm, that's gonna do well better
Speaker 2: than over the ribbon, blue blue ribbon, better to burn.
Speaker 7: Ah.
Speaker 2: Another voyage of the night, greeting's cat mutually, I'm closely.
Speaker 4: Seems you're blade.
Speaker 2: That's the negatives. My candle burns at both ends. It
Speaker 2: will not last the night. That are my friends and
Speaker 2: all my prothes. It's a lovely life. Oh, thank your
Speaker 2: friends for applause is deeply efficiating. I'm gonna have the pictures.
Speaker 8: That one new cat.
Speaker 11: You're there.
Speaker 4: I want you think you're going in this.
Speaker 2: Alley isn't very obvious, Officer. I'm making a fire, Hi,
Speaker 2: you know, burning some love letters. Girl named Norah, Huh,
Speaker 2: what's a good Irish name?
Speaker 4: She had the bluest eyes this side of present and
Speaker 4: the ashes to you, Officer.
Speaker 8: By thanks for.
Speaker 3: Harry Lime, so long.
Speaker 4: Harry Lime returns in just a moment.
Speaker 10: Mm hmm, and now very lyon.
Speaker 11: Good ride.
Speaker 8: For now.
Speaker 2: I remember what Ben Franklin said about honesty being the
Speaker 2: best policy. I wish I could just keep slipping my mind.
Speaker 8: And it's.
Speaker 15: In press, its.
Speaker 13: Pass and in.
Speaker 15: Its intent its you've set an attentatative found there