Brother Orchid Page #2
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- 1940
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Well, watch.
Get me Al Royer at the Crescent Club.
I'll show how you stand.
The Crescent Club?
The biggest nightclub in town.
Hello, Al.
Little John Sarto.
Oh, fine, pal. How's yourself?
Say, listen, you know Flo Addams,
don't you?
My fiance.
That's right.
Well, look, I'm going off to Europe, see?
While I'm gone I want you
to spot her in your nightclub.
That's right.
You will? Well, that's fine,
Al, I appreciate it.
Yeah. She'll be over tomorrow
afternoon at 2.
Well, that's fine, pal.
Thanks, pal. So long, pal.
- Well, do I get into the club?
- You bet your life.
- Tomorrow afternoon you start as...
- As what?
Hatcheck girl.
Oh, gosh, Johnny.
See how Little John takes care
of the people he likes, huh? Ha-ha-ha-ha.
Oh, Johnny.
- Goodbye, Johnny.
- Goodbye, baby. Heh-heh.
- So long.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
I trust you had good luck, monsieur.
- Hmm?
- Heh.
Oh.
Last one from the biggest sucker
in the world.
Thank you, monsieur.
- Oh, uh... Where's the nearest cable office?
- Lobby of the hotel.
Thanks.
- Do you read English?
- Certainly. That is my business.
Well, then read that.
"Monsieur Jack Buck, Willie the Kaniff...
- Knife.
- Oh, yes, "Willie the Knife...
...French Frank, Mugsy O'Day,
Philadephia Powell... "
Yeah, okay, okay. Read the message.
"Good news, boys.
I'm coming home to be your boss again.
With the class I got now,
we'll all make plenty of kopecks.
Love and kisses, Little John Sarto. "
Yeah, cross out the word kopecks.
Put in mazuma.
Oui, monsieur. Mazuma.
- Yeah, that's better English.
- Oh, oui, monsieur.
Oh, by the way,
where's the nearest hockshop?
- Hockshop?
- Yeah, hockshop.
You know, pawnbroker.
- Oh, pawnbroker. Oh, oui, monsieur.
- Mm-hm.
Go to the head doorman at the gambling
casino. He has the concession.
Yeah?
What are your plans in the United States?
Returning to business.
Pressure was brung on me...
...so I skip over to the States,
head my organization.
- I see.
- My board of directors are meeting me.
- Oh, a little welcome home party?
- Right.
Pardon me, sir.
They're ready for your baggage now.
Thanks. Well, I'm sorry, you guys,
but I have to skip now.
- Thank you, Mr. Sarto.
- The pleasure's all mine.
Hi, Johnny.
Boss. Welcome home.
Johnny, you're a sight for sore eyes.
Same goes for me. Glad to be back.
- Where's Willie the Knife?
- Had business to attend.
- Let me take your baggage.
- Got a car.
- Let me take your arm.
- Wait a minute, now.
Take your foot off the gas.
Where's Jack Buck?
All the boys are waiting.
Give me your baggage, I know a guy...
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