Scarlet Street (1945) Fritz Lang- Drama, Film-Noir, Thriller Film

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[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] well boys I hate to break up a good party but you can't keep a woman waiting Kenya you know how it is I can see you all understand all right I believe you me boys I've had the time of my life tonight and speaking of time I have here a 14 karat 17 jul 2015 10 defer Cross in token of 25 years of faithful service from JJ Hogarth 1909 1934 well I I I hardly know what to say JJ this why it's beautiful I never expected on a watch like this and no sir I well all I can say is that we've got the best boss of new [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] thank you Chris thank you my old friend thank you I'm smoked before I go well III and I don't usually in ages go ahead and try it's made it special for me dollar piece hey jelly oh thanks you're not superstitious are you crazy no no no no no sure they now don't bake up a good party just because I gotta go everything is charged to JJ drink are you on don't come in late Monday morning with a hangover [Music] hey fellas look look come here Kjetil order that damn that's Gigi's wife the boss is stepping out tonight nothing like the smell of spring which way do you go Chris I guess I'll take the east side software gets me to Brooklyn a little quicker now you you haven't got an umbrella no I'll take you to your bus oh no no that's out of your way well I don't mind walking it all fresh air spraying hey fellows Rock [Music] nevermind I'll catch the next room you go on over to the subway alright I don't mind waiting I I feel kind of lonely tonight say Charlie you suppose JJ is running around with that young lady it looks that way III wonder what it's like what Chris well to be to be loved by a young girl like that you know nobody would look at me like that not even when I was young yes when we're young we have dreams that never pan out but we go on dreaming when I was young I wanted to be an artist you know I dreamt I was going to be a great painter someday hmm so how much cash here you're still playing yeah every Sunday well that's one way to go Sam you know Sunday's one day of the week cuz I don't like I never know what to do with myself why don't you come over tomorrow and see me thanks grace I'll do that good night Chris good night charlie I see tomorrow [Music] stop raining yeah half out of it so which way is it to the Eastside subway round the corner past the L four blocks Thank You officer I guess I got turned around he streets are all mixed up from Greenwich Village F is he hurt I'll go call a policeman don't wait Oh where they go in that direction what does it look like I don't know I didn't see his face he took $15 he didn't believe what was all I had so I began pushing me around and this gentleman ran in and knocked him down that's right officer he who's right there I couldn't hold him he got up and ran wait here come on let's get out of here when we you have to wait for the officer I don't want to get my name in the newspaper to you well the news for sure we'll have to go down to the station house and make a complaint and every time they make an arrest they send detectives to your house for weeks oh it's a nuisance won't you take me home y-yes sir well they're sure that is iffy well if you think that well here's where I live oh I'm sorry I can't ask you to come up but I share my apartment with another girl Millie good night thanks for everything don't you don't you want a cup of coffee all right [Music] [Music] no kidding hello tiny elusive mister yeah cross glad to know you mr. cross oh uh how do you do you seen Johnny no not since he left here two coffees please I think I'll change my mind I could stand to drink rum Collins one ruble Collins yeah oh come on keep me company well you see I've already had a good deal of champagne you want champagne oh no no no make money the same ever since I first saw your life I was wondering what your name was kitty it's really good Catherine Catherine March my friends call me what do your friends call you Chris Chris cause he has the boy teased me about it but I don't mind [Music] why are you looking at my face dirty it's beautiful I'll bet it is ha gee I'm sorry oh thank you sir [Music] cheers Chris Oh miss March kitty yes miss I find him the kitty well look kitty since I'm old enough to be your father yeah so oh you don't think so we're not a boy you're just mature I like mature people well what I wanted to say was you shouldn't be alone in the street so late at night I was coming home from work you work this late mm-hmm what do you do guess [Music] you're an actress oh you are clever now that you know all about me you tell me about yourself what do you do aye aye well you see no don't tell me you work in a bank well let's say Greenwich Village is full of artists I meet you in Greenwich Village you must be an artist right well I yes yes I paint how cuz you're a painter I love paintings I think I took you for a cashier you know those art galleries on Fifth Avenue the prices they charge I saw one little picture that cost $50,000 they called it a season Jason oh he was a great French painter I like to own that painting you would for $50,000 well you you can't put any price on masterpieces like that they're worth well whatever you can afford to pay for them you know what Chris I bet I saw some of your pictures there and didn't know it next time I'll look for your name oh no no no no III don't sell my pictures well not in New York you mean no I I know I bet you sell your pictures in Europe France or someplace like that you know I don't know much about painting I bet you get as much for your pictures in France as those Frenchmen get right here in New York are you never appreciated in your own country well that's that's one way of looking at it but you know what I paint I don't think of money I just paint for fun fun yes I think it's the most fun I know painting I wish I had all the time to paint but don't you have time well you yes you see I uh well you know business takes a lot of time I wonder when you get all that money huh well what what play are you acting in but closed tonight which one come on I was in what time is it it's only ten past two only oh it's time for Kitty to be in bed so you won't forget me thank you can I see you again oh sure summer time but if you're giving your telephone number I need on a phone but may I write you that's the address good night Chris kitty who's Johnny why do you ask that well I I just heard you ask the bartender hum oh oh sure he's just a fellow I know he's a Billie's boyfriend you know the girl I love was good night Chris good night kitty [Music] Christopher [Music] Christopher yes a tell well well this is a pleasure I didn't expect to see you Charlie but Chris you asked me my wife well it's a it's good to see you anyway text hey that was a swell party last night wasn't it Charlie yes so yeah what time would we go home after midnight wasn't there you know I have a bigger bed yet you haven't I guess I'm not as old as I thought I was a charlie no oh I got to do the dishes for our del you don't mind charlie do no no no no for ready hit say yeah did you paint this Great Scott no that isn't painting that's mud done by a photographer who is it the late departed Oh your wife's former husband Detective Sergeant Higgins Homer again say that's a real metal isn't it yeah and del got it your wife yeah after he was drowned in the East River jumped in to save a woman neither body was found Oh too bad yeah too bad oh thank you all right so come on give Atlantic fish five years well she didn't want to spend his insurance money and so she rented out the spare room twenty four dollars a week well I was trying to save money to buy paints and so I moved in oh she was sweet but I wouldn't melt in her mouth and this well you know how these things go smoke OH where are your paintings Chris they're out in the hall would you like to see what I did today yes I'd like to [Music] where did you find a wow I like you mean you see this when you look at that well yes that is I I saw the feel it you see when I look at that flower I see someone put it in this house I'm sorry I do better get out of here all right [Music] Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] can't you get those lazy legs up the couch baby come on can't you do any better than that that's all you think about lazy legs mean what else is there to think about if you want more heat in this apartment miss you'll have to call a gentleman how come you're holding out on me baby oh stop talking about Saturday night I'm not talking about Saturday night I'm talking about this sounds like a schoolboy trying to make a date you must be robbing the cradle what's so funny he's old enough to be my father that's the old fella who came to my rescue Saturday night my hero no kidding see you were too tight to remember anything if I hadn't told the cop to go in the wrong direction he'd have picked you up this is your fellow abut it in the payday he's rich and famous and very sweet too Johnny he doesn't pull any rough stuff like you why had a chance to clean up in a crap game all I needed was 50 bucks and what did you show up with 15 for cat's sake that's all I had besides you kept me waiting two hours in the rain and then you gave me a dirty look I didn't give you a dirty look listen any girl awaits two hours in the rain for a guy is gonna give my dirty look trouble with you baby is you have no imagination would you expect me to do I expect you to use your brains but for cat's sake this chump is crazy about you this is a setup he's in the big money isn't he you said fifty thousand of pictures mmm-hmm Here I am knocking my brains out trying to raise a little capital and this is right in your lap you don't have to call what's-his-name and get a measly 50 this bird is goofy about you right in Dayton laughs oh I can't take money off an old man like that the cat's sake get big-hearted and smart lazy legs YC fellas in the big dog without half my brains but ability isn't enough you're gonna have money to make money capital for the boys at the Acme garage to cut me in on a half interest if I can put up the money how much do they want Oh three or four thousand yeah for cat's sake I'm not talking about chicken feed use your imagination you get an interest in a business like that so it's a cinch to squeeze out your partners then you're uneasy Street jeepers the pipe dreams you have not what about the letter well I can get 50 Ryo hundred perhaps but I can't get the kind of money you're talking about I wouldn't know how Johnny Johnny where are you going well I won't be wasting my time Johnny Johnny I don't know why I'm so crazy about you oh yes you do now what about my proposition you don't have to tap the your chump for much not at first we'll get you a decent apartment someplace where I like to come and see you nut up don't like this well lazy legs may I come into my own apartment hello funny face I like to just move in Donny then I can move out I'm Ellie stop picking on my fiance how do you spell that word what an F making funny face she pays half the rent doesn't she well that was a general idea big shop and we signed the lease well I don't mind if you want this place to yourself do you baby what's he mean by that nothing you know Johnny yeah I know Johnny all right they bought to that engagement ring yet oh you seem to worry more about it than I do a new $45 model Oh Rogers let me have it for 18 bet he bit of profit at that you were modeling girdles for the catalogue I have been oh I ate like a dog cause that's ever come back I swear I'll quit modeling why don't you go back to work that figure if you weren't so darn lazy who do you think you are my guardian angel not me honey I lost those wings a long time ago mm-hmm that's what I thought but wonder you got fired you're so darn snippy you never could get to work on time after you met that Johnny honey what's happened to you don't you wish it could happen to you I'm in love crazy in love with a man that pushes you around the way I wouldn't wish a cataract Jimmy Johnny out of this your looks and figure could get any man you want sure but there's only one eye one yeah and he's making a trap out of you you wouldn't know a lot of it Hitchin nothing if that's where it hit you you oughta know [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] that roblems thing just like I feel they look there's a pair of them up there they're building their nest today where'd you learn that uh-huh I know when I was a kid everything yeah I bet I haven't done that in 40 years yeah I feel like a kid myself today [Music] sold any pictures lately why don't you paint my picture I'd like to could I bring my easel to your apartment oh I'm afraid my girlfriend wouldn't like that how long does it take you to paint a picture no no no sometimes a day sometimes a year you can't tell it has to grow I never knew paint could grow feeling grows you know that's the important thing the feeling oh well I you take me well nobody ever taught me how to draw so I just put a line around what I feel when I look at things yeah I see it's like it's like falling in love I guess you know first you see someone of them and it keeps growing and till you can't think of anyone else that's interesting well the way I look at things that's all art is every painting if it's any good is a love affair I never heard anyone talk like that before oh well there aren't many people you can talk to this way so you keep it to yourself you walk around with everything bottled up yeah that's right that's the way it is with me too I'm sort of keeping things bottled up to Chris the truth is I'm in a jam you kitty yeah you probably guessed it I'm broke even this dress belongs to Milly I can't pay my rent well how much is it no forget it I shouldn't have told you it'll spoil your day well the cutie I'll get out of it somehow I couldn't take anything from you Chris no yes I mean no no I couldn't I had never taken money from a man and I'm not going to now and I'm not going to spoil our friendship oh but kitty I couldn't pay you back Oh Chris maybe I could pay you there if you put up the money for a studio apartment then I'd have a place to live and you could paint there don't you see you could paint my portrait what's the matter don't you want to paint my picture there's something I've got to tell you kitty what i deceived you I lied I'm a married man kitty [Music] why didn't you tell me Greece you know I'm not the kind of girl to run around with a married man don't you you know what you said about meeting someone how you begin to like them and you can't think about anybody else you should have told me I had a wife Chris yes but I'm not in love with her kitty were you married her well I was lonely I I couldn't stand my loneliness well then you're not angry with me I suppose I ought to be but I'm not not with you Chris I'm gonna let you help me how much do you need five hundred dies [Music] I need $500 I could pay it back ten dollars a week that's alright mr. cross you'll have to have a cosigner thank you no property owner property on it just a formality thank you very much very time well why can't an old skinflint hogatha give you a raise you don't even make enough money to buy me a radio I have to run downstairs every night to listen to the radio the way I have to scrimp and save and you wasting money on paints I'd like to know what you'd do without me if only he had a gray but I could put some flowers how you could really nice me to marry you I had to put the words into your mouth I'd have been better off a widow the only reason I put up with you is because I'm married to you I'm stuck yes and I'm stuck - no I haven't let me smell your breath hmm they must a matter with you are you sucking at me well you keep blaming me for not buying you a radio what do you think I like running downstairs every night to listen to the radio why don't you buy a radio you have money it is insurance money but I don't want a radio you want it I'll never touch those bombers they're for my old age home a bit alive I'd have a radio he made a good salary he gave me a good home well you're living in the same apartment aren't you yes but it didn't smell up paint I can't sleep the smell of paint I know no silly pictures cluttering up the whole if you don't get rid of that trash I swear I'll give it to the junkman Adele I swear I will hand the things you babe it was bad enough when you used to copy picture postcards well who treat your copies postcards and he's considered a great painter now I suppose your cough being neutral order his name is getting crazier all the time oh yes I saw what you're doing girls snakes let's see you repent a women without clothes I never saw a woman without any clothes the happy household hours just coming on dear I'll be right down Dora mr. crust came home late go ahead and eat and then do the dishes no so gives you more happiness more washings and more suds for package than happy hour bubble subs ask your nearest grocery for the large economy-size package today and now for the next episode of Hilda's hope for happiness as you remember we left Hilda in the lawn Christopher Christopher what are you doing I was I was looking for the paper hey blind oh well I didn't you don't you like the radio it may not back to the middle program I wouldn't have such a radio hey did you read this read what this murder in Queens a man killed his wife with the window wait put a body in the trunk we ship to the California it says here I've read the paper thank you you didn't get away with it did it you'd go to the chair as he showed ya man hasn't got a chance with these New York detectives don't you put that paper down and do the dishes adèle you didn't mean what you said about giving my paintings away to the junkman you'll find out well you won't have to friend of mine is taking an apartment in Greenwich Village I'll move everything there well if he's fool enough to let you do it go ahead the sooner the better yes top floor you'll get plenty of light lots of privacy you've heard of Tony Rivera the illustrator he had this apartment on a three-year lease couldn't work anywhere else this was a studio their sketches on the wall or Rivera's he'd do that with his model sometimes when he was working on a magazine cover some people pay a lot of money for those are you an artist miss March father where's the bedroom all right this way what's the rent mr. Jones 150 Oh there are some things that Rivera left here stored in the basement there you go with the apartment if you care to use them here you are bedroom I don't like the wallpaper will they change the paper I guess so on a year's lease I'll pick it out myself well don't break the bank hello lazy legs the doorbell say is this all you've got I'm lucky I have that left the way you were throwing it around last night you even bought me up book honey you're supposed to be an actress decide to Shakespeare for pete's sake hey that's all I have left you know where to get more don't you lazy legs told me hadn't sold any pictures for a long time and I'm in hock for all this look kitty I need at least $1,000 ouch well you got him softened up now push him around a bit he seems to get scared when I talk about money listen baby you got him right where you want him he's on the hook and can't get off he can walk out caddie he's got a wife hasn't he just drop a hint that his wife might find out about this apartment here sell out fast that's blackmail it's only blackmail baby when you're dumb enough to get caught that Emma told you here at the doorbell but that's sake get rid of him go Chancellor doorbells thought you were mad peace offering Scotch thanks honey I didn't think you were out it's only ten past twelve a riot rang downstairs and I found the door was open well well well you're doing all right for a working girl don't start that again don't tell me he's under the sofa too no bright eyes you can come out Johnny all you have to do is call out funny things oh you must meet a killing in Wall Street mr. Prince could be the last time I saw Johnny he was talking about going to Hollywood I might try it yet why I read in a movie magazine about a fella who landed in Hollywood storm broke and cleaned up a million no experience either all he had was looks and he worked in a drugstore if he worked Johnny didn't look like you oh you two stop fighting I'm not fighting baby she just doesn't know my speed why you're a movie actors getting five ten thousand a week for what for acting tough for pushing girls in the face what do they do I can't do you're so clever why don't you do it I might funny face I might Chris I brought over some of my things kitty I'll bring some more tomorrow the rest on Saturday oh you have company its million Johnny sure you know Emily's boyfriend come on I want you to meet them no way this is a friend of mine mr. cross mr. a how do you do miss ray pleased to meet you mr. cross and Johnny Prince glad to know you mr. cross how do you do seems to me I've seen you before somewhere could be could be mr. cross yes I I just don't seem to remember maybe I'm mistaken could be well I'll run along kid I'll go with you sweetheart oh don't bother Johnny I wouldn't think of letting you go alone darling you might get run over by a streetcar goodbye mr. cross nice to see it thanks for the Scotch Millie that's okay bye get him Johnny what's the matter Chris uh I I don't think I like that young man she's in love with Oh Johnny's alright oh I know he is or he wouldn't be a friend but there's something about him that she's crazy about him no would you would would you like to see my pictures not yet come sit down Chris you're happy the first time in my life very happy I think of you all the time all I want to see you be near you I know I haven't any right to ask you this but have you ever well there must have been other men who just won Chris you still see him I forgot him look Kitty if I were single if I had no wife but you have a wife yes I know but if she did well if something would happen that would make me free would you marry me oh let's not talk about it now dear what I'm worried about is getting a job living like this it's expensive I don't like to ask you for anything more because how do you say it haven't sold any pictures lately yes but don't you have enough money no I have no idea what the problem money is for an actress Chris talent doesn't count in the fear that everything is pull contacts knowing the right people you have to get an agent they charge plenty wear smart clothes be attractive oh but Kitty you're beautiful ah Chris your face doesn't mean a thing it's closed perfumes making the right impression my necklace needs a thousand dollars just to get a decent wardrobe thousand dollars at least maybe I can borrow it from Millie or her boyfriend Johnny he's got plenty of money oh no no no kitty and I'm not locked from Johnny I know well I'll get you the money some way Chris you're a darling I really believe you're in love with me I am kitty I am Chris yeah you're a caveman I I like you to like me but Paul there's a limit yes I know well I've got to go I'm supposed to be back I'll come here tomorrow no one kitty I'll be waiting for you I'm sorry you have to go bye-bye dear oh don't forget the money I'll get it bye bye created by I don't get it the poor sap must be a hophead seeing snakes on the air imagine anyone paying money for this stuff say are you sure he's not a phony ah he's too dumb to be a phony you're right there and how did he get all the money why if he had to work for a living he couldn't make $50 a week you just don't know art maybe not but I'm gonna find out about it I kind of like this one but where would you find flowers like that I wonder if I couldn't sell these and what do I do when he asks where they are so you put him in storage you know you gotta protect him you can't leave valuable paintings lying around where somebody can pick him up you'd get in trouble any gallery know his work he tried to kiss me today and don't think I liked it oh you've been kissed before say they're not even signed well that doesn't matter they'd know him not where I take him baby Johnny I can't stand to have anybody touch me but you oh I hate him when he looks at me like that they were mean or vicious or if he bawled me out or something I'd like him better no you don't love me or you don't do stand what I mean No No no well maybe working late tonight mr. cross I'm a bathrobe and you can let me out in a minute yes sir [Music] and just caught you in time [Music] that's just for me will you Chris it's personal yes yes yes of course JJ [Music] [Music] thank you Chris good night good night [Music] where you got the fella that painted those gets 50 grand for a single picture hey what's a matter with you Nick where'd you pick him up over in Washington Square the village longhairs are peddling junk like that for the price of the canvass these were painted by any village long-hair that's my pawn shop isn't it and that snake is strictly from the Bronx this fella lives in Brooklyn he's famous yeah what's his name well like look Nick I brought the stuff before and you never asked for any name on it that was jewelry bring me some more of that we can do business Johnny take this junk back to Washington Square where you got it [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I can see you're got an eye for art that's one of my best take a look at these oh I didn't know you were a painter and that are they any good well they've got something a certain peculiar something but no perspective is that important I should say it is look at my painting where did you buy them I didn't buy them I want to sell them or you want me to sell them on Commission how much do you think they're worth I always start everything and when you find them you know it's a hard business selling pictures yeah people don't buy art nowadays no appreciation no taste no perception and no perspective let me have your name and address I'll come back later so long Oh join hiya tiny where'd you get that off Nick what about my ring you know how much a good diamond costs I gave you nine hundred dollars would you pipe down you've been telling me what a dope the old guy is maybe you're the dope you tell just paintings are worth a lot of money did you check up on a story what's wrong with such they're worth just 25 bucks apiece that's what's wrong you're crazy if I weren't a gentleman oh don't get sore well I don't tell me I'm crazy I tell y'all the old boys are phony his money isn't funny is it he could borrow dough or have it stashed away or even steal it Christie Oh jeepers Johnny he's not that type you wouldn't have nerve enough to steal well he didn't get it from us pictures may be dumb but not about our the day he took me to the museum he explained how everything was done you should have heard him people stood around and listened what can use the Anna the Metropolitan yipe they've got pictures there with a million bucks where you going I'm gonna make a monkey out of you lazy legs you can take his pictures to the museum who says I can't [Music] you know who brought them Janeway a daemon Janeway don't you know who Lisa Janeway is he's an art critic the best authority New York and modern art he took one look and what them both I couldn't even give him my pictures not for nothing he wants to get hold of you told me to telephone him you wait here [Music] [Applause] for cat's sake what's so funny you are smartypants you're the mr. Fixit was gonna make a monkey on a poor dopey little kitty so you gave away two pictures for a couple of times and now you can't collect the dime Oh dry up jeepers now what what am I gonna tell Chris he won't find out that a Hecky want that Janeway's a critic he writes for the newspaper Galia got us in a spot I told you not to do it you're just nervous the old guy who sold him doesn't know me from Adam hey give me that drink I can use it Chris uh-huh he's got a key we'll go ahead see what is Harriette oh I I beg your pardon but we're looking for a man and I'm afraid I don't know his name oh and I'm afraid I can't help you I'm sorry there these are keys oh there he is why did you run away from me like that huh here fifty dollars less twenty percent I don't know what you're talking about but the pictures you brought me perhaps we'd better introduce ourselves my name is Janeway this is mr. del Oro how do you do what is it you want we'd like to find out who painted the pictures you don't know of course they don't know that's what we're here for look if you're a friend of the painter you'll put mr. del Oro in touch with him why did you buy those pictures if you don't know who painted them because they're good who painted them no Johnny no oh don't be so modest miss farts now you see it got me in bed she made me promise not to tell that's why I made out like I didn't know she's funny about her painting never lets anyone see it doesn't even put her name on her pictures so I observed you're an extraordinary artist miss mark oh no see she can't stare for anybody to talk about her she got the idea pictures weren't any good that's why I took those to to you to give her confidence I knew they were good now I'll take that money I never would have guessed it was a woman and all right your work is very strong as much may we see some more of it sure go ahead look in the studio you're crazy to try a thing like this Jack's sake I thought they were cups I know what I'm doing they don't know from nothing I can't fool that critic you always wanted to be an actress not a chance you've been around the old boy long enough to pick up his lingo feed Janeway summer hat I'll get him in here along with you oh no wait how long has she been painting ever since she was a kid mr. Janeway never went to art school did she know she just picked it up I guess I'm the only one who's been encouraging her kind of helping her along as a friend you know just a friend oh I didn't get your name Prince say mr. janely she's kind of upset maybe you'd go and talk to him you Plateau well mr. Delarue I wonder this March would let me have all of these well that depends what's in it for prices will have to be built up mr. principal I can usually tell whether a canvas has been painted by a man or woman but you fooled me completely miss Marchant your work is not only original it has a masculine force how long does it take you to paint a picture sometimes a day sometimes a year you can't tell has to grow of course it's a matter of feeling you know how how feeling grows it's like like falling in love I guess that's a very good description the way I look at it every painting if it's any good is a love of their okay oh no no no please don't write about me I can say you're going to be a very hard case why don't you have confidence in your work because I can't tell you do all right I just put a line around what I feel when I look at things you're a very stimulating person to talk to are you two getting along I think I'm breaking the ice kitty mr. Delarue wants to handle all your work exclusively is it all right as a friend that advise it could you come to the galleries tomorrow what time any time that's convenient how about 12 o'clock and then lunch afterward with me well I she'll be there I'm glad you're around mr. Prince to make up a mine for us yeah I can see you're tired miss March this has been enough for one evening we'd better go until tomorrow thanks mr. Janeway so long good evening night mr. Diller good night good night night lazy legs I don't know what you told you anyway but you got a meeting right out of your hand it won't stop with lunch Wow what's the difference if you mean Oh stop acting like a green kid let him talk about what he wants to talk about he won't talk about art I had any sense I'd walk out on you you haven't got any sense right here just like you'd sign a letter come on Catherine March goody for cat's sake put that one back kitty crit Oh kitty I happen to be in the Nick oh hello mr. cross I just dropped in I thought Millie was here see I hope you don't mind my looking at your picture oh no not at all mr. French fine work that's remarkable painting you have a little trouble with perspective don't you yes that's one thing I never could master perspective well I I guess I'll have to run a lot so long mr. Kraus if Millie drives him terribly at Annie's place oh don't bother I'll let myself out has she meant here long yeah why I don't like him Oh Johnny's alright he's a nice fella Chris really is I don't know why you don't like him well it was either one one what well you said there was one man oh I haven't sake won't you ever forget that was it no kitty go ahead and paint if you want to I'm not gonna stick around if you're gonna torment me kitty Oh kitty kitty don't be angry why do you come here if you want a car I didn't ask you to come here oh please kitty Oh pete's sake go and paint well I can't I I can't do a thing when you're angry with me do you want me to go I want you to stay here and paint Chris I'm sorry Chris but why do you torment me about something that's over and done with well because I would you matter me you can't well something might happen what you better not let your wife hear you talking like that of course I'd marry you if you were free but you're not so let's not talk about it now you go on and paint what could I paint you well I was going to do this myself but paint me Chris there'll be masterpieces [Music] [Music] hello I do I dropped over the butcher shop like you told me to they got a nice piece of liver how long have you known Catherine March it's a me I don't know what you're talking about how long have you known her but I don't get excited let me help you off with your car who's the one that's excited to hear German get away with that knife do you want to cut my throat how long have you known her I don't know what you're talking about don't lie to me you've been copying our work for years pretending you painted those pictures out of your own head and all the time you were just copying the work of a real artist I'll bet you're a Dellacroce everyday making notes where you know we're generals after Gary 57th Street they've got a window full of paintings by Katherine Marsh you're talking crazy she gets $500 for a single picture she's a genius no wonder I used to think sometimes there was something in your work now I know why if you ever do any more painting around here I swear I'll write that woman a letter telling her you're steaming on ideas what a thief well they better watch out or next thing you were stealing his money not that one honey teller Oh is asking for more pictures Chris just finished it Oh Massa Janeway says the new pictures are the best things you've done wasn't i right about Janeway lazy leg yeah but he gets on my nerves I've been out to dinner with him three times this week and now he's talking about breakfast he's getting that look in his eye all you gotta do is keep it there it's all very well for you to say but what about the wear and tear on my nerves Papa will take care of kitty baby's gonna have a big diamond ring and a shiny limousine and a penthouse and Johnny he goes with the penthouse [Music] Chris how did my pictures get into delle rose window Oh Chris don't be angry with me no I'm not angry I just can't understand it's not possible you actually sold those pictures mr. Deverell wanted to know paid him but I I just couldn't give him your name no I can't do part of it it didn't seem to make it a difference here's what the funny part is it made a great deal of difference if I'd brought those pictures to a man like Del Arroyo you wouldn't have taken them I'm a failure kitty oh you're a great painter Chris mr. Donaho said so and so did mr. Janeway that is they say I am well they gotta keep on saying oh don't don't kitty not don't cry I'm happy why you're just like a dream this is so good so good well what difference does that make whose name is on those pictures yours or mine why you just like we were married only I take your name well that gives me a little authority around here I want to thank you picture kitty how about it come with me [Music] know what we gonna call this self-portrait [Music] well hello Damon hello there hello well this is the first time I've ever agreed with you Jamie thank you I find the painter even more fascinating than our painting what's your life Monalisa without the smile something hidden sometimes it seems as if she were two people I mention that in my notice would you work here to see if [Music] it's crosses man outside says wants to see you who I don't get no name sir but he said it was a detective you the detective well I used to be mr. Coss don't you recognize me well quite a shock huh I don't thank mr. cross keep your head I'll explain everything well I was in trouble at the time I've been collecting a little extra money in the speakeasies along the waterfront word got around the headquarters I was up for investigation one night I'm down by Brooklyn Bridge trying to fix things up man runs in the speakeasy and Susan woman just jumped off the bridge so I run out and tear off my coat jump in a way I felt I'm hoping my don't come up again a mine well there I am swimming around the dark I had all of her hat once next thing I know I'm all tired up I heard a tugboat whistle on right down on top of it comes a cold bark so I grab a hole and climb aboard I look down my hand what do you think I got her pocketbook that's what I grabbed a hold of when I thought it was her hat and inside is $2,700 unfolded money imagine anybody committing suicide with that much money well the coal barge unloaded on a banana boat bombs rounders well I went with it yes but if you're not dead then I'm not really married right now am I what's it worth to you for me to keep my mouth shut and just say the way yes but but if you're Adele's husband wait a minute I can see you need Adele I need money your cash share it I love being easy for you to put your hands on a couple of thousand Oh III couldn't do a thing like that you're going back to her no but not to do you a favor mr. I'm clearing out for Adele's sake and don't think you're gonna get any peace of mind either I might turn up again someday she kicked you out in a minute for a man like me I'll get you some money now you're using your head and which you you will have to wait here I can get it laughter we close at 6 o'clock oh wait cross hello Johnny Luke Edie I am i Kelly hi don't forget the champagne baby nice car you have Johnny she go fast huh I'd like to see any cop try to catch me mm-hmm say I give you a four bits for a bucket full of that ice okay Jenny can I borrow the ice pick you give it back thank you only 200 good well that's all I could get don't you think your wife's worth more than that look guy I want you to get all that's coming to you mr. Hagen's now what about the insurance money insurance yeah $2,000 on your life adèle collected it's really yours isn't it she keeps it right in their bedroom no I I wouldn't touch a penny of it mr. Higgins but if you took good he will be perfectly legal but just help it what I get it that's easy this is the night that she always goes out to the movies I let you in you take the money I'd let you want but why don't you get it all I got to be able to say that I didn't touch it you know handled what if she don't go out and I show up your goose is cooked isn't it yes but I can play it safe how well you can come along the street and letting the clock tonight [Music] [Music] okay why are you whispering um the light serum mrs. Michael's you remember mrs. Michael's don't you oh yeah and the neighbors [Music] where's the money they're in the bottom drawer of the chest okay give me the flag [Music] [Music] [Music] Johnny Oh Johnny lazy legs jeepers I love you what's that [Music] Chris [Music] johnny is it Chris call him quick push you over on your head how did I know he was coming here tonight I don't understand you don't understand anything why get Sara well what use of my brains if I'm tied up with a dumb cluck like you I told you to watch your step didn't I that's right blame it on me oh I had to keep me here tonight I didn't want to stay John don't talk like that well it's a truth I'm sure that's the only thing you ever understood I'm through [Music] jeepers I love you Johnny oh lord have mercy upon us sinners the way of the Sooners made plain with stones but the end thereof is the pit of hell Oh Lord be merciful to me a sinner [Applause] [Music] Nelly yeah kitty you seen Johnny I thought he'd go to Tiny's was he getting tight no just a fight listen he can't live without me any more than I can live without him said he was coming back here to beat me up jeepers the way that guy shoots off his mouth oh you don't have to warn me that's just the way he talks if you were in love you'd understand oh stop it Johnny wouldn't kill a fly that's love honey here he is now yes goodbye oh hello Johnny come on Johnny I heard you you lied to me kitty was him wasn't it can I help it if I'm in love no just an infatuation you couldn't love a man like that kitty he's evil he wouldn't let you alone isn't that right I wanted to kill him well that's wrong why'd you come here to ask you to marry me what about your wife haven't any wife that's finished I can't see your husband turned up Humphrey no no don't cry kitty I know how you feel but that's all over now we all make mistakes I don't care what's happened I I can marry or now I I want you to be my wife we will go away together way far off so you can forget this out Amanda don't cry kitty please don't cry I'm not crying you fool I'm laughing so dumb kitty I wanted to laugh in your face ever since I first met you you're old and ugly and I'm sick of your sick sick sick kitty for heaven's sake you'll kill Johnny I'd like to see you try why he'd break every bone in your body he is a man you don't want to marry me you get out of here count go away from me Hey oh look out Johnny you kill somebody [Music] [Music] Grayson hold on Chris waiter huh what made you do it Chris well these officers called me I wouldn't believe it we were tipped off on the telephone why a man named Higgins I checked the cash before you came in you know how much is missing over $1,200 we'll take them along you can make the complete mr. Hogarth alone Lois I just can't do it but mr. Hogarth you know you've done your duty and I'm obliged to you there's a box of cigars on the table take him along with you ok mr. Hogarth it's up to you Chris it was a woman wasn't it I thought so I'm not gonna put you in jail Chris only of course you're through well I didn't do anything I'm Oliver I want a lawyer where was he picked up Riverside Drive you tried to get away in the murdered girls car that was my car this is yours too it's got your initials on it but it's her blood he's hotter than 40 dollars taken out of her pocketbook there was mine it's her diamond ring worth all five or six hundred dollars huh you guys know a lot don't you it costs 1,200 there's your personal jewelry not much value but he came around well why wouldn't I she didn't have any more use for it did she listen you guys I want a lawyer I'm a citizen I got my rights this belongs to you too huh it's got your fingerprints on it well naturally I picked it up how did I know she was dead I thought she was asleep at first mm-hmm she didn't paint those pictures Oh cross isn't as dumb as he looks he paid it up the accused brought me two pictures he told me miss March painted them in my expert opinion there's no doubt about it she was a very great artist she told me she was an artist when she rented the studio he was with her I didn't like him then and I don't like him now yeah he was mean when he was drunk he said he was gonna fix it when he left my place around 2:00 a.m. that's when I tell him you look out Johnny you killed somebody so he could tell with my icepick and then I heard her say hello Johnny before she hung up he was there all right what I don't understand this talk about her being an artist I never saw her paint that was one of her peculiar traits she never let anyone see her paint I've compared a handwriting with a signature there's no question mr. cross paint the only copy their work he's a thief he stole from me from his employer from Katherine mark my wife I mean my former wife is correct I really can paint my copies were so bad I had to destroy them for God's sake he's lying [Music] hello mr. cross Tom Crocker evening glow I asked Tom Crocker Joe William this morning world con wave it alleged cigarette well thanks Thank You Sing Sing yeah say this is one I don't mind you sure cook Johnny's ghost mr. cross when you testified you couldn't think nobody cooked Johnny's ghost except Johnny waste shot off his mouth he was a dead pigeon when he dragged the girl's name through the mud I watched the jury did he kept his trap shut he might have got off of the ride sure the evidence was only circumstantial what do you mean not a fair trial didn't e yes always a doubt I suppose you fellows are gonna save it as a miscarriage of justice that someone is getting away with murder not me there's no such thing mr. cross nobody gets away with murder how's that oh don't get him started you talk your ear off that's his pet theory all right go ahead and laugh all you like but no one escapes punishment I figured we have a little courtroom right in here judge jury and executioner I don't get it well murder never solved anything how about it follows you covered lots of trials I'm sorry but I have to admit you're right the problem just moves in here where it can never get out right here in solitary so what so you go right on punishing yourself you can't get away with it never now that doesn't make any sense well you haven't seen it much of murders I have mr. cross I'd rather have the judge give me the works and have to do it to myself [Music] my time they throw the switch 11 o'clock [Music] [Music] [Music] I didn't do it I tell you I didn't do it would anybody believe me give me a break somebody somebody somebody give me a break [Music] [Music] [Music] Johnny I'm here a baby here baby jeepers I love you Johnny [Music] [Music] [Applause] did you are you idiot I'm gonna be so good oh okay no you wanted to marry me you killed me Chris you're old and ugly and you killed me kill her kill her no no Kelly it's him you were innocent you were pure that's what he killed in you use her murderer no he's not not Johnny the see Chris she loves me that's why you had to die you know why I killed she's mine you can't jump I'd like to see her try Johnny Oh Johnny [Music] [Applause] [Music] there's something wrong in it [Music] [Music] it's all right old man it's all right [Music] [Music] [Music] get up come on come on get up get up oh it's you haven't I told you to keep out of this part you know the mayor's orders [Music] get on down the body where you belong come on come on who's that wreck oh he's got a crazy idea killed a couple of people five or six years ago can't get it off his mind always trying to give himself up wants to be tried and executed you know these nuts [Music] [Applause] there goes her masterpiece [Music] a related party for $10,000 I shouldn't think you'd minds to tell her [Music] [Music] [Music]
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Channel: Cult Cinema Classics
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Keywords: death sentence, public domain, art critic, employer employee relationship, midlife crisis, Fritz lang, movie, classic movies, public domain, classics, film, old movies, best movies, cinema, classic movies channel, classic movies hd, classic movies to watch, classic movies english, full movie, best english classic movies, classics movies full length, classics movies channel, fritz lang, film noir, femme fatale
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Length: 101min 41sec (6101 seconds)
Published: Fri Apr 24 2020
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