A Face in the Crowd Page #2
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But I ain't crying.
No, I ain't crying, because I'm
gonna be a free man in the morning.
You hear that, fellas?
A free man!
The sheriff's gonna open up
his cage...
and I'm gonna be as free
as a bird in the morning.
Hey, maybe I can try putting
a couple of rhymes together...
SHERIFF:
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Sing something dependable
like "Home on the Range".
LONESOME:
I ain't gonna sing no
"Home on the Range".
No, sir, not if it means
I rot in here another month.
I'm gonna sing
what I'm gonna be...
a free man in the morning.
Oh, good night, moon.
Moon, you just fade,
fade, fade away.
Oh, good night, moon.
Moon, you just fade away.
And hurry on, Mr. Sun...
bring on the new day.
Oh, bring on the sheriff...
with his great big old key.
Yeah!
Bring on old Big Jeff,
the sheriff of Pickett, Arkansas...
with his big old fat key.
To open up this nasty,
filthy jailhouse...
and make a free man of me.
You got any objections to
being a free man in the morning?
PRISONER :
No, sir, I ain't.
LONESOME (sings):
Gonna be a free man
in the morning...
free man in the morning...
free man in the morning...
or know the reason...
All right, I'm ready.
MARCIA:
Thank you, Lonesome Rhodes,
that was just fine.
LONESOME:
You mean to tell me you
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had that going all the time?
MARCIA:
I'm a sneaky type.
LONESOME:
Well, lock me up...
(Cut to:
Radio Station, J.B.’s office, where Marcia, J.B., and a shoeshine boy are listening to Marcia’s tape of Lonesome. They all laugh.)
J.B. (to shoe shine boy):
You like him?
Shoe shine boy:
Yes, sir.
J. B.:
(to Marcia)By golly, I think you've got yourself
quite a fella there, quite a fella.
MARCIA :
I'd sure like to use him on
our Early Bird Show from 7 to 8.
Would you let me, Uncle J. B?
J. B.:
(into phone)Hello? Get me the jail, Gladys.
GLADYS (on phone):
The jail?
J. B.:
That’s right, the sheriff.
(to Marcia) Or should I say, our future mayor?
That boy may be bashful, Marcia,
MARCIA:
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The only thing I'm interested in...
is running the best radio program
in North East Arkansas.
J. B.:
Hello, Big Jeff?
SHERIIFF:
Rhodes?
J.B.:
Yes.
SHERIFF:
That’s the thing, J. B...
I was only holding him
on a drunk and disorderly.
J. B.:
You've no idea which way
he was headed?
SHERIFF:
There's only two ways out of town,
and I can hardly see him going west,
because he come from jail in West Pickett.
He'll be on the east road.
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