Fog Over Frisco
- TV-G
- Year:
- 1934
- 68 min
- 60 Views
Joe, Bills here.
- Hello, Bill.
- Hello, Joe.
Bills here.
Come on, Baby. Scram.
- Boy.
- Whats the matter, cold feet?
- Am I glad to get rid of those!
- Take a drink!
- Did you get it all?
- 250 Grand.
Is that all?
From that mail job delving
polls in New Orleans,...
...from that Casey Bank robbery
and that purple mob,...
...stock well get later.
Listen Jake, if I were you
Id unload those as quick as possible.
Whats the matter?
Well, I have a hunch that
Dick has been tailing me.
Dont worry, hide out
till I send for you.
Take another drink.
- Fill them up.
- Whos this one on?
The guy who cant turn the egg.
Oh, I see, go ahead.
- You did pretty good, Tony, but...
...me! I'll blow this over Telegraph Hill.
Izzy, the great
world egg blower.
Come on, turn it over.
that way, Izzy.
Two, this is your last chance.
Come on, turn it.
- Three, youre flop.
- Yeah, I guess it must be the wrong egg.
All right, set them up.
The drinks are on Izzy.
- Silver Fizz for mine.
- Clover Club for me.
- Atsap Flip for me.
- Go ahead, drink up, drink up,...
...Ill have a headache.
No, wait a minute. The drinks
are on the house.
Its ok with me, boys, I dont care
how many drinks you mooch of me,...
...but youve been laying
down on my space lately.
Why dont you kick
in with some notices?
- Go jump in the lake.
- I cant swim.
The journals have given
...the last 2 years, but you
Why, boys, this is a new deal, ain't it?
Well, Arlene Bradford,
it's good to see you again.
- I thought you'd forgotten us.
- Well, aint' that Joe,...
- ... it's marvellous to be here.
- Come this way.
Come on, boys, head it up for Arlene.
Hello, Arlene.
- Thanks, Bill.
- That's all right.
Gee, Arlene Bradford and Spencer Carlton.
I haven't seen her in a night-club
since they became engaged.
Oh, a perfect set up from here, perfect.
Hello, Arlene.
Where have you been lately?
Hello, dear, it's good to see you.
Well, Joe, same old place!
Same old place, but your
- That's encouraging.
- Of course we've been glad to hear about...
...your engagement but it's
sure been bad for business.
- Hello, Arlene.
- Hello, Tony.
- Tony, this is a pleasant surprise.
- Val, what are you doing here?
Spencer, you know Tony Sterling.
- Of course, how are you?
- Hello, Carlton.
- Won't you sit down?
- Thanks.
- Have a cigarette?
- Thank you.
- Hello, Arlene.
- Hello, Dick.
- What do we play for you?
- Oh, let's have...
..."Why don't I dream those dreams"?
All right. You can have anything you want
in this place, you know that, don't you?
That's a rash promise.
Anything you want, Arlene.
All this hobnobbing,...
- ...that's why I didn't want to come here.
- They're just good pals of mine,...
Don't crap, darling, don't be a whim!
Let's dance.
City desk, Gertrude
Hello, Joe, this is Archie. They got
a hot little squib on Arlene Bradford.
Back on the primrose path and acting
as mentor to her little sister.
Yeah, make it spicy.
When did you start
running around with Arlene?
Please, Charlie, don't think
Arlene is a bad influence.
Her engagement proved a marvellous
thing. She is really a dear.
You'd never know Arlene,
she's changed entirely.
It's about time.
Hey, society! Who's the
gal dancing with Tony?
She's the only real Bradford
daughter. Arlene's her stepsister.
She must be respectable.
I never saw her before.
I picked Arlene off the blather
for everything. From speeding...
...to being pinched in Chinatown raids.
- Oh, that I were young
- And old Bradford's got more millions...
...than there were Indians
out here when his family landed.
I'm sorry to trouble you, Miss
Bradford, but your car is blocking...
...in a couple of others in the parking
space. May I have your keys to move it?
Surely.
- Thank you..
- Cheer up, darling.
I'm alright.
- Did you get your picture?
- I'm just getting it now.
- How do you like the wine?
- Fine!
- Vintage 1911, right?
- Right, Arlene!
Oh, Spence!
- Well, let's go.
- That suits me. Cheque, please.
- But we've only been here a minute.
- Well, Spencer doesn't like it here,...
...and besides I have a headache.
- All right.
- I'm darn sorry you have to hurry away.
I might go dancing with you alone
some day if you'd think to ask me.
- That's a bet. How about Saturday?
- All right.
Oh, hold it. Hey, hey,
hey. Just a minute. Hold it.
- Everything's ok now, Miss Bradford.
- Sorry to have troubled you. I didn't...
- ... know we were going home so soon.
- Well, that's alright.
Only don't be such a stranger.
- Miss Bradford's car.
- Saturday then?
You promised to keep
Arlene's name out of all...
...the newspapers. Be
fair, give her a chance.
- I'll pass the word around among the boys.
- Ok, so long.
Good night.
Good night, darling.
Sorry I was the bad girl.
- It's quite alright.
- See you tomorrow. Shall I drop you off?
- No, I'll take a taxi, thanks.
- Night, darling.
- Night.
- Thanks for the good time.
Good night!
Hold it, hold it, hold it!
That's you
- Oh, yeah?
Grand tune, isn't it?
It's grand for dancing.
Arlene, I'm so glad I
went with you tonight.
It was good to see Tony
Sterling. You like him?
- Don't you?
- Fit, rough and ready, but...
- ... I suppose he'll settle down.
- Say, Arlene, you think there's much...
- ... of a future in reporting?
- Probably for Tony.
If his uncle dies,
he'll own the journal.
I didn't mean that.
Hello you, Radsy, old rascal,
you'll wake father, come here.
- Be a good boy.
- Good night, Val.
Good night, Arlene.
Good night, Arlene. Hope your headache goes,
let me know if there's anything you need.
Thanks, I'll be all right.
Listen to this, boys. Just came:...
..."Chief O'Malley, police
department, San Francisco,...
...believe country wide organisation
using San Francisco as distributing...
...point for stolen securities.
Stop. Appreciate you cooperation.
Walling, departing of justice".
What do you think of that?
- I wonder where he got his tip.
- Never mind, we'd better...
...get right on it. You cover
the bank and security houses.
Whatever you do, don't tip your mitt.
- Good morning, everybody.
- Good morning.
- How are you, dad?
- Did you have a good time last night?
Oh, lots of fun. Spencer's
so cute with Arlene.
Oh, we ran into Tony
Sterling, he's a grand fellow.
- What kind of time did you have?
- Oh, I had lots of fun too,...
...with my rheumatism.
It must have been quite a
party to have caused this story.
Arlene, you promised to
turn over a new leaf after...
...Now you're dragging...
- ... Val's name into your notoriety.
- Let me see it, Arlene.
You're asking too much,
both of me and of Val.
But father, we didn't stay
in Bello's half an hour.
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