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Auto Light and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Van Heflin in tonight's presentation of

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Suspense.

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Tonight, Auto Light presents the true story of a reign of terror.

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The dramatic report of the final moments of a beast, a man without conscience, a professional

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killer.

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The last days of John Dillinger, our star Mr. Van Heflin.

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Hi, a half?

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Have a cigarette?

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No, thanks, Harlow.

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I prefer my own brand.

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A lot of people feel that way about cigarettes, but when it comes to something important,

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they accept a substitute and never know the difference.

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What do you mean, Harlow?

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Well, for example, take the electrical system of a car.

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If a replacement is needed, such as a contact set or condenser, you'd think the owner would

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always insist on original service parts, exactly the same as those originally installed by

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the car manufacturer.

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Well, I sure would, Harlow.

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And if your car is Auto Light equipped, as millions are, you should ask for and insist

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on Auto Light original service parts, which work as a perfect team in harmony with the

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complete electrical system.

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So friends, no matter what make car you own, for safe, smooth, efficient performance, always

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insist on original service parts, the same as those first installed by the car manufacturer.

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It pays to buy the best.

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And the best for your Auto Light equipped car is Auto Light original service parts.

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Remember, from bumper to tail light, you're always right with Auto Light.

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Now Auto Light presents transcribed Mr. Van Heflin in The Last Days of John Dillinger,

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hoping once again to keep you in suspense.

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No, no, no more, no more, the name of that.

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Hold him, Harvey.

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Sure.

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Please, please, stop.

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Yeah, let him go.

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Sure.

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How you feel, Ernie?

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How you feel, copper?

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Come on, come on, tell me so I know.

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Oh, no, you oughtn't to laugh at him, Harvey.

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He's hurt.

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Hey, Ernie, you hurt?

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You hurt, Ernie?

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How's it feel to be in the cell of your own jailhouse, Ernie?

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Look, Dylan.

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No, no, no, you look.

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On your feet and take a look, Ernie.

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Up, up, Ernie, or up.

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Don't hit me anymore.

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Take a look.

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You see the pretty pistol, Ernie?

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It's wood.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I whittled it, Ernie.

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Right after I whittled that boat for your kid, I made me this gun.

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I put some shoe polish on it.

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Bang.

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Yeah, yeah, he's nice.

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Sure.

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Now we got a real gun, Ernie, yours.

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And we're going to get out of here.

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Out of the jail, everybody's screaming that nobody's going to break out of.

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Come on, let's go, Ernie.

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Go.

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Let me tell you something, copper.

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From now on, from the second I do this, from just then on, just listen to what I say.

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I'll repeat it.

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Just listen to it and do it.

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I said, let's go.

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That means we're getting out.

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I said, keep your mouth shut.

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It means you say just one word and you're dead.

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And the last part of it is, when I'm ready to kill you, I'll let you watch.

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That's fair enough.

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Now, let's go.

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Please, please.

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Shut up.

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Find a road that don't look too traveled, Herb.

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Turn into it.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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No.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Don't kill me.

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Johnny, don't kill me, Johnny.

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Here.

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Looks okay.

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Well, now, why are you crying, Ernie?

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Real good hostage like you.

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You told us where everybody was, where the arsenal was, where the keys to the warden's

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car was.

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Well, you're a nice boy.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Okay, Herb.

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Out, Ernie.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Out, Ernie.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Don't kill me, Johnny.

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Jaguar,alanx.

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Now, get up.

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You want a cigarette?

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Like?

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Good-bye, Ernie.

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Let him walk back, Hep.

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Don't kill me.

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Johnny, don't kill me.

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Don't kill me.

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I like you.

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I know, I can tell.

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It's one of the reasons I like you.

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Come on, Johnny, let's scram from this joint.

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Let's get going.

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Give her a piece of apple pie, huh?

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All right.

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Want some more coffee?

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No, thank you, ma'am.

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Don't rush Johnny and me, mister.

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Hi.

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Pretty girl like you slinging in a road diner like this.

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Don't do that, Johnny.

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What?

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The truck drivers and the tourists say...

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They say just what you said.

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Don't become you.

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What does become me, Molly?

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Me?

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Listen.

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You walked in here half an hour ago,

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and I said to myself, it's John Dillinger.

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The fellow whose picture I see in the papers

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with that smile on his face.

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Same smile as you got now.

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And you know what about that smile, Johnny?

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It means you've been there and you've seen it.

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Whatever there was to see.

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And nobody's gonna fool you.

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Johnny, what's down the end of the road?

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You want to see?

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The way you'll show me.

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I'm coming back for you, Molly.

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Yeah, I know.

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First I gotta see some people up the road,

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couple hundred miles up the road.

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People expecting me.

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And you're coming back?

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Yeah.

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Hey, Johnny.

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Johnny, why don't you join the dance?

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You be on yourself, baby.

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Ha-ha, the time we've been together, Johnny.

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I've been jumping for joy.

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You're dancing on a grave.

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Herbie's grave.

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Yeah, well, Herbie shouldn't have tried a bank job all alone.

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You should have come up there to Wisconsin with you and your friends,

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had a party, had fun.

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Yeah, I should have had a party.

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Should have had fun.

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You miss Annie, huh?

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Also for Annie, Johnny?

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You know, if Annie Stager's here, you know what?

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Yeah, I wouldn't.

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I'm in Chicago.

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Real soon I'll drop in on her.

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When?

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One more day here, then we move out.

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Oh, you're kidding?

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Party's only four days old.

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We're just beginning.

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Ah, well, you're gonna have it better, Johnny.

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Look, who's gonna think to look for you in a crummy roadhouse

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in the Wisconsin woods?

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We could stay here for weeks.

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You could sing for Annie.

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No, no, I like Annie with Chicago around her.

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Don't push it, Johnny.

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Every cop in Illinois is watering at the mouth for a chance.

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You gotta like him for my face.

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Huh?

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My face, you like it?

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Oh, sure, Johnny.

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Oh, sure.

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You like my face, Annie likes my face.

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That Molly in the cops, they like my face.

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What are you planning?

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Well, there's a doc in Chicago, a plastic surgeon.

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For five grand, he'll make me a new face.

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Then I don't run, I don't hide.

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Then I have me a party in Chicago like you never dreamed.

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Like you never...

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Where's Dillinger?

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Where's John Dillinger?

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I gotta see John Dillinger.

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Who's...?

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I'm Dillinger.

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You gotta get out of here, Mr. Dillinger.

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Why?

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Cops.

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The back roads is full of them.

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Cars with cops in them.

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And plainclothes guys.

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And they're heading here.

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I ran all the way through the woods.

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You gotta get out of here, Mr. Dillinger.

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How close are they, kid?

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Up at Point Racine.

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They gotta take the dirt roads detour before they...

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That's where I cut across the hill and through the woods.

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I ran all the way.

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How did you know I was here, kid?

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Everybody around here knows you're here, Mr. Dillinger.

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The big party you're having.

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This road house open in the middle of winter.

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And somebody wants a pigeon on you.

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Call the cops.

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But not you.

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No, no, no, not me.

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That's one of the cars, Mr. Dillinger.

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I just bet it's one of them.

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Kid.

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Yes, sir?

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You're a good boy and I'm gonna make you one of my gang.

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You like that?

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Sure, sure.

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And I'm gonna give you my gun.

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Here, kid, you take it.

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What's your name?

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Paul.

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Paul Harvey.

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Well, I tell you what, Paul.

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You go out there and if that's really the cops like the way you said,

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I want you to stall them.

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How'll I do that, Mr. Dillinger?

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You'll think of something, Paul,

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because you're the kind of a guy I got around me.

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Guys who think of something when the chips are down.

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Guys like you.

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Go on, Paul.

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Do what Johnny Dillinger told you.

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You won't get Johnny Dillinger!

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You won't get Johnny Dillinger!

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Quick, out the back window, baby, and bring your gun.

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Cover me.

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Yeah, yeah, jump.

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Paul!

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Paul, there are two!

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Hit the ground.

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You see him?

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Yeah, now I see him.

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We'll do it, baby.

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I want him closer.

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You two men, get up.

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Get up and put up there.

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See you around, baby face.

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I'd like to have fun at my party.

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You like it, huh, Johnny?

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You like what I've done to your face?

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Here, let me wipe off the mirror.

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You like it, huh?

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You're a butcher, Doc.

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You're a drunken son of a Chicago butcher.

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You're a slaughterhouse man.

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You just told your tongue, Johnny.

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Bang, PK.

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Now, wait a minute.

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Wait a minute.

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I want to tell you something.

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Five thousand, Doc.

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That's what you agreed on.

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That's what you get.

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Now, you listen to me.

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You died there on my operating table.

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You died for sure.

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You died on my operating table.

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You died for sure.

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You died stone dead.

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What are you talking about?

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My sister and that slob that gave you too much ether.

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And you were dead.

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And I thought fast, and I grabbed a hemostat

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and pulled your tongue over your teeth.

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Then I gave you artificial respiration.

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You were stone dead, Johnny.

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And I brought you back to life.

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You're a drunken butcher, Doc.

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Go on, give him the five grand, PK.

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Thanks.

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Thanks a lot, Johnny.

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Now, Johnny.

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Yeah?

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Your fingertips.

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Hmm.

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And new face don't do you any good

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without you got new fingerprints.

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That's right, Doc.

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You're thinking, Doc.

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Yeah.

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I got it all ready.

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Right over here.

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Come on, Johnny.

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Here.

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Take a look.

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A bowl of acid, Johnny.

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All you gotta do is...

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Well, let's get it over with.

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Sure, sure, sure, Johnny.

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Just roll back your sleeve.

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That's it.

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Now, give me your hand.

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No, no, no, don't hold back, Johnny.

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Just give me your hand.

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That's it.

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And relax your fingers and...

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Ah!

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Auto Light is bringing you Mr. Van Heflin

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in The Last Days of John Dillinger,

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tonight's presentation in radio's

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outstanding theater of thrills, Suspense.

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Say, Hap, ever hear of a person buying cigarettes

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without asking for a particular brand?

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Never did, Harlow.

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Well, some of these same folks accept parts

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for their car's electrical systems

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without even asking the name.

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They don't insist on parts exactly like those

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specified by the car manufacturer?

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That's right, Hap.

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Well, then how can they be sure to get top performance, Harlow?

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They can't, and they don't, Hap.

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Original service parts are designed and built

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to the specifications of the car manufacturer

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to work as a team in perfect harmony.

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That's why it pays to always insist on original service parts

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when replacements are needed.

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And that means Auto Light original service parts

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for my Auto Light-equipped car.

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Right, Hap, because Auto Light designs and builds

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complete electrical systems for many leading makes

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of our finest cars, trucks, and tractors.

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And all Auto Light units, like the coil, distributor,

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contact set, condenser, and regulator,

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are designed to work together as a perfect team.

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So, regardless of the make of car you own,

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it always pays to get only original service parts

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like those first installed by the manufacturer.

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And remember, from bumper to tail light,

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you're always right with Auto Light.

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And now, Auto Light brings back to our Hollywood soundstage

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Mr. Van Heflin in Elliot Lewis's production of

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The Last Days of John Dillinger,

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a true report, well calculated to keep you in...

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suspense.

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Look at you.

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Honey.

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Look at you.

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Honey.

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Hands bandaged, your face.

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Get away from me.

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All right.

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All right, I will.

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John?

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John.

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Why?

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You broke Crown Point weeks ago.

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How come you're just showing up?

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I gotta explain it to you, Annie.

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Or else out.

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You heard Annie...

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What? You read the papers.

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What happened in Wisconsin?

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Four days.

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Babyface came around, told me all about it.

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And this crazy operation, how long?

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A week, two?

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Where have you been all this time?

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Yeah, like I'm a child.

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That's right.

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Where have you been all this time?

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Well, I'm here now, so what?

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Another woman?

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Oh.

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You can tell me, Johnny.

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Now look.

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You can tell me anything, Johnny.

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You know you can.

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You always said you could tell me.

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Something happens when I'm around you.

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What?

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Tell me what.

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I don't know.

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Tell me what, Johnny.

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The reason I waited so long to come to you,

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why I can't stay away.

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Leave me, Johnny.

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Everything gets all right.

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It gets warm and nothing's exciting.

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Hungry, Johnny?

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Funny, up in Wisconsin,

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I was running away, you know, with Babyface

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after he let that FBI guy have it.

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I put my coffee in.

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And I was running.

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Running, and you know what went through my mind?

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Kind of real crazy.

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This oil cloth on the table, the patterns in it,

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the blocks and how you look at me one way

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and then they look like they're coming out from the table.

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Such a nice piece of pie.

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And they keep staring and they change.

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Johnny?

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You know what I mean?

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Johnny.

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Yeah?

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Don't worry about anything.

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Okay.

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Everything's gonna be all right.

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Sure.

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And later you can cry.

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I like to see you laugh, Johnny.

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Oh, you make me laugh.

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Am I funny?

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You think I'm funny?

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You're just like a kid.

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Molly.

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You glad you quit that job and come up here to Chicago?

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Huh?

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Mm-hmm.

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Why you always sit on the floor like that, huh?

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Listen to her.

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Huh?

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Cross me.

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I swear you, you're just like a kid.

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Bright eyes.

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Bright eyes, Johnny?

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Yeah.

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Oh, Johnny, being here in Chicago

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and knowing what it's like where the road's going.

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Johnny.

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Yeah?

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A man like you.

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You're like a giant, aren't you, Johnny?

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Not afraid of anything.

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Where's Molly?

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They're looking for you to kid you,

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and you're not afraid of anything.

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John DeWinger.

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Come over here.

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Johnny.

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How many men?

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Huh?

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How many men dead because of you?

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Uh, 13.

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So?

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The sheriff and the deputies and the cops and the FBI

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and everybody looking for you to kid you.

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And you're not afraid.

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Sure, yeah.

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Sure, Johnny.

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Sure, Johnny.

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Yeah?

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You're Molly?

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Yes, what's your name?

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I'm Anna Sage.

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Johnny?

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Yeah, Johnny.

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Until you blew in.

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Until a month ago when he brought you here.

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Ask me inside, Molly,

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so as we can have a heart-to-heart, compared note.

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Sheriff.

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All right.

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Come in.

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I was just having a bottle of beer.

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You want one?

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You want one?

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Sure, honey.

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Because I can cry in it how pretty you are.

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You like Chicago?

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Crazy boy.

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Your beer.

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Dull, a real dull.

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Johnny's a picker, he is.

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And he gave you Chicago.

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Drink your drink, say your say, and then get out.

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I broke up something coming here right at this time,

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didn't I, Molly?

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Yeah, something real nice.

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And you can't wait till Johnny again?

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No.

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Johnny told me about you.

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Oh?

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I'm sorry for you.

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Tell me all the ways you're sorry for me.

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Only one.

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But you haven't got with Johnny.

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And you have.

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Crazy for it.

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From the time he walked in the diner where I worked, I was alive.

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Advice from an older woman, honey, make it a memory.

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Get out of Chicago.

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Leave Johnny.

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For you?

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Leave a man like that to something?

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Leave him, keep away from him. Did you hear me?

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I just broke my beer bottle, Annie.

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The way I once saw a man doing a bar I worked in in Des Moines.

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He broke this beer bottle,

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and he held it close to this woman's face.

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Stay away from me.

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He held it real close, right under her eye.

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At first he made a little scar.

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Just a small scar.

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Don't. Don't.

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Like that.

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You.

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You get out of here.

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And you leave Johnny and me alone.

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As one day the mood strikes, I'll tell Johnny to kill you.

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Get out, Annie.

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Federal Bureau of Investigation, Kyle A. speaking.

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You want John Dillinger?

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Who is this?

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Anna Sage. You want Johnny?

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You giving him to us, Annie, for the $5,000?

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Not for the money. I don't care about the money.

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I don't want Johnny anymore, that's all.

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Sure, Annie. Now where are we?

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I'll set him up for you. I'll call you later, where and when.

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Oh, listen, Annie.

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Stay by your phone, and I'll make you a hero.

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Johnny.

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What?

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Mind if I take a sip of your beer first?

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Don't do that.

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What am I doing?

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Acting girlish. Sweet. Just don't do it, Annie.

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Hand me the beer and she...

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Here.

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Thanks.

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Oh, I never knew Chicago was so hot.

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Why don't we go out, Johnny?

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Cooked up in here, sweating out the heat, clawing at each other like we do.

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Why don't we go out?

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You crazy.

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Well, we're crazy to stay in here.

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We go to a movie, a nice air-conditioned movie, cool off for a while.

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I go out of here and somebody...

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Who's going to know you're sitting in a dark movie theater?

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What you had done to your face and some dark glasses.

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Nobody's going to recognize you.

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Right here in the paper.

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The Biograph Theater, picture with Clark Gable and Myrna Loa.

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You like Clark Gable, don't you, Johnny?

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A Disney cartoon.

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Yeah.

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For a while you could enjoy yourself and get out of the heat.

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Johnny.

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What?

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You ask Molly to come along if you want.

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Annie.

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I mean it. I mean it.

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Go call up Molly and ask her to meet us here.

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And then the three of us will go to a movie.

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Yeah, Molly told me you was around.

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Is that how you got that little cut under your eye, honey?

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Yeah.

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No sense anybody being mad at anybody.

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No. No, there ain't.

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I'm glad you figured that out.

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Why don't the three of us get together for a movie tonight?

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Sure. Sure, I'll call Molly.

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Why don't you sit and watch the cartoon, Annie?

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Where you going?

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Get some candy.

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You want some candy, Molly?

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No. I got a figure to worry about.

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Excuse me then.

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Hello?

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Federal Bureau of Investigation, Collie speaking.

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Anna Sage, Mr. Collie.

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Oh, yes?

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We're at the Bygraph Theater.

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Dillinger?

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Yes, sir.

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We ought to be leaving here in 20 minutes or so.

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Cartoon in the newsroom.

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Right.

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Johnny's not wearing a coat.

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Blue sports shirt.

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Dark glasses and a straw hat.

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Thanks, Anna.

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That fellow, Hitler, he's a comah, huh?

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Oh, it's hot.

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Even with the air conditioning, it's so hot.

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Let's get out and get some beer.

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Want to go with us and get some beer, Annie?

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No, I'm going home.

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We were just talking about...

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Do what you want.

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I'm going home.

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Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?

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Oh, boy.

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He hates you, like...

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You feel it, Molly?

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What?

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The heat.

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You feel it?

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Yeah.

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Well, we'll go to some place and get a...

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You two go on, I'll join you.

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Johnny?

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Johnny Dillinger?

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Huh?

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FBI, Johnny.

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Don't go for your...

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You're not going to...

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Johnny!

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Johnny!

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Johnny!

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Did you hear him?

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He called for me.

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I kind of thought he would.

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Hey!

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Hey, look, it's Dillinger!

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It's John Dillinger!

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Hey, look!

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Look!

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It's John Dillinger!

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Suspense.

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