Up the River Page #2
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1930
- 92 min
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He's just amusing littleJean...
the warden's daughter.
Jean, say hello to my friends.
- How do you do?
- How do you do, dear?
Have you a kiss for Mrs. Massey?
- Yes, Mrs. Massey. I gave it to Rex.
- The dog?
[Clears Throat]
Let's go over to the welfare room.
- Okay, what's next, Eddie?
- Try this one, Jean.
[Men]
That-a-boy, Eddie.
- Oh, I can do that!
- No, you can't.
- Geez, that-a-girl!
- Here's one you can't do.
Walk on your ear, Jean.
No.
Of course not!
- ? [Bass Drum]
- ? [Marching Band]
? [Band Continues]
I got him.
- [Man, Indistinct]
- [Man] Look this oay please.
Keep smilin'noo.
[Man]
Big smile, St. Louis.
All right, one oith your laoyer,
St. Louis.
Come on.
Get over here, Marvin.
- [Man] Thanks!
- Thank you.
- [No Audible Dialogue]
- Come on, buddy. Move up.
Guy oith the camera, move up.
?? [March]
[Chattering]
Through here.
Number one, right here please.
- Well, hello, Sophie.
- Number three-
- Hello, Kitty. Glad to see you back again.
Lemme see. I ain't seen you
in about a month, ain't it?
- I know.
- Well, come on.
I'm gonna take care of you two myself.
Lovely. By golly, you girls- I'm going
to check these two girls in personally.
- [Woman] Hoo's it been?
- Everything is lovely.
We've got a neo oing on the place.
The mockingbirds
are singing just the same.
- [Man] Name?
- Judith Fields.
- Age?
- Twenty-one.
- Your first offense?
- The first time they caught me.
- Fraud?
- I told fortunes.
And they gave you
three years for that?
Well, after I'd finished
telling fortunes, I'd, uh...
recommend certain oil stocks.
Oh.
Well, then, you worked with someone?
- A broker.
- Did you know what you were doing?
- Of course.
- Well, then, ohy?
It was fun!
You know, we never hit the same town twice.
Oh, you can't understand.
Oh, yes, I do.
I've felt the same way.
- I was headed for China.
- China?
- Gee, I'd love that.
- Gee, you know...
we had jobs out there- three of us boys
and, well, then this came up.
And you threw that over
to work here?
No, you don't understand.
I don't work here.
I belong here.
- A convict?
- Yes.
But we call ourselves inmates.
- Gee, that's tough. You don't look it.
- Well, neither do you.
Well, tell me, uh, what-
what did you do?
Afight, just before the boat sailed.
- The other boy-
- What a rotten break.
[Clears Throat]
Married?
No.
Engaged?
- Say, is that on the card?
- Oh, no.
- [Typing]
- What are you in for?
Shoplifting.
I was framed!
Sure.
We all was framed.
- What's yours?
- Spittin' in a river.
Gee, I didn't know
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