All Through The Night Page #2

-Oh, thank you.

Here, buy yourself a yacht.

-Thanks, Gloves.

-Thank you.

You done a good job, boys. Hey, Gloves.

Won't you please reconsider my request?

-This date is personally important to me.

-See the dame tomorrow.

But l'm aging fast.

l wanna take advantage of my youth.

Mr. Miller.

Hello, Mrs. Donahue.

-Did you see my son?

-Yes.

-How is he?

-Fine. Fine.

-Any circles under his eyes?

-l didn't see any.

-For you.

-For me?

Oh, no, ain't that sweet of him?

l'll be down in a few minutes.

-Thank you, Mrs. Heller. Come again.

-Good day.

-Hello, Anna.

-Oh, it's good you came back.

l promised Mrs. Schultz

Rosalie's birthday cake for half past 2.

-Anna.

-Yes?

-Was somebody here to see me?

-No, do you expect anybody?

No, no. l was just asking.

Herman, what's the matter?

ls anything wrong?

No, no. You go deliver the cake.

l will talk to you when you come back.

-There's something l have to tell you.

-Herman.

Don't worry.

Thank you.

Hello, Papa Miller. How is everything?

-Hello.

-Hello.

You're not very polite today.

You didn't ask me how l am.

Look, the candies l like.

l'll have a few. You don't mind?

-Have some popcorn?

-No.

No? No.

Say, Papa Miller,

you have been a very busy man lately.

l've been watching for you all morning.

-Deliveries. A man must make a living.

-Of course.

But l must make a living too.

Excuse me. l have some work to do.

Tell me, Papa Miller,

were you down at the pier this morning?

You know l go to the pier

every morning.

Well, then you got

the information from Schiller?

No.

-Oh, you didn't?

-No.

l won't do this kind of work anymore.

You won't.

Perhaps you need

a little encouragement.

You don't frighten me.

Frighten you.

l didn't want to frighten you.

l merely wanted to warn you.

You see, tonight's job

is very, very important.

l don't care. l won't do it.

l've thought it over.

You are criminals.

Murderers.

l won't have any part--

Perhaps now

you'll change your mind.

No. You can beat me.

You can do whatever you want...

...but l won't do it,

and l won't let you do it.

l'll stop all of you. l'll tell the police.

l will tell everybody.

No!

This is exasperating.

A man on first, a man on second...

...a man on third, two out,

three balls and two strikes...

...and we have to leave the game.

-Why?

-Yeah, why?

l don't know.

But my old lady says it's urgent.

And when she says

it's urgent, it's urgent.

-You gonna be long, coach?

-What do you care?

Well, somebody's waiting for me,

and that's urgent too.

-Hello, Mom. What's the trouble?

-Oh, hello, son. l'm glad you're here.

-l got here as quick as l could.

-l hated to call you, but he isn't here.

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