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pay for her care somehow.
I can get her off the island.
Whether she's cured or not.
I know people.
It will be difficult and
costly, but it can be done.
I gave them this address, of course.
So your sister will be able
to send you letters.
You could use a wash.
There is a bath house across
the street. It's easy to find.
Come, come doves!
Up, up, up!
Good morning, my Bruno!
Good morning! It's raining today.
Let's hope it rains money!
Okay!
- Come on, let's go!
- We have lots of money to make.
I'm sorry.
You're in a difficult situation.
I need to work.
I can take you to my place
of business. It's a theater.
We could always use a seamstress
down there.
- But you need a bath.
- Yes.
All right.
Belva!
Good morning.
What are you doing?
- What?
- Good morning, Bruno.
You have to hurry, we have
rehearsals at eleven. Let's move.
I'm going.
It's from Bruno.
Here.
Like this.
Here.
Eat it all.
Thank you.
Get a little meat on your bones,
for New York winter.
You come by yourself?
No, with my sister.
She's still on the island.
You could get her off with money.
Bruno helped me get my
brother out of there.
He can fly off the handle every now and
then. But he's a real good employer.
But it will take a lot of money
to get her out of there.
Or a lot of f***ing.
Of course, you could always wait
for some "White Knight" to come along.
Or your could steal.
As long as you don't mind being
beaten to death when they catch you.
Maybe you work with us
at Bandit's Roost.
Yes? Is Bruno's place.
You want a bath?
Is warm.
Okay. I help you.
Five... six... seven...
eight...
Bruno!
- I'm going in the back.
- Hi, girlies!
Welcome.
Glad to see you here.
You look lovely.
Anyway, this is it, and the bar.
Come, I like you to
meet the owner.
Rosie?
Yeah?
Hello. This is Ewa.
Come in.
She has just arrived.
She's looking for some employment.
Perhaps a seamstress.
Hi. She's real beauty.
She should be dancing,
not sewing.
Excuse us a minute.
Thank you.
Rosie, please leave her to me.
She could be special.
Okay. I want to talk with you.
Times are changing.
We got to compete with the
moving pictures.
If we want to keep serving
the liquor
we got to clean up the girls.
They can't show so much.
Can we talk about this later?
I'll see you at dinner?
Yes, of course.
See you at the Ox Tail.
Thank you.
Hey Bruno,
say something.
Ladies...
I know some of you have
said, "Hello."
But I'd like to formally introduce
and welcome our new friend, Ewa.
Escaped the Great War back in Europe.
You are a very brave girl.
And I am a very lucky man...
to be surrounded by my family,
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