The Sound of Fury

I tell you friends,

the world's going to the devil

and the dive bomber!

And you're diving with it!

You've got to change your direction!

You've got to zoom up again!

The Lord knows your sins;

all kinds of sins, brother.

What did the great prophet Isaiah say?

"Look ye blind that ye may see!"

You gotta make the Lord your seeing

eye, just as he is mine!

I can see a better world...

a greater world!

Every man shall bear his own burden!

"Whatsoever a man soweth...

that shall he also reap!"

You gotta sow the right stuff!

You have to look in your

hearts and ask yourself...

if you can answer one thing:

How much is each of you guilty for all

the evil in the world?

Why do you do the things you do?

Why?

- Mister...

- What do you want?

You going to Santa Sierra?

No riders.

Come on. Get in.

Cigar?

No thank you.

One of these? Toothpick.

Santa Sierra, huh?

- Have you been there before?

- I live there.

I was looking for work.

I heard they were hiring at

the chemical plant,

They weren't.

- It's rough.

Maybe you should try up North.

Oregon.

Maybe you'll do better up there.

No, I have to stay where I am.

I have a wife and a kid.

And another one on the way.

They sure drop the net over you,

don't they?

Nobody asked me,

but I figure when a guy gets married

young, he should just cut his throat!

Why do they let a guy get married

before he can vote?

It's criminal!

Leave it to the female gender!

They hook you before you've

got good sense.

Take my old lady...and I'm not kidding.

You want her, you can have her!

Hey, fellow...

you're home.

- So long!

- Good luck to you!

Thanks!

Hello, Howard.

Welcome back.

Hello, Mr. Linden.

Did you ask him about his bill?

Tommy, please!

Tommy, stop that!

- Then I won't go to school!

Yes, you will! Stop complaining

and put on that shoe.

Put it on!

When you get back, maybe

we'll go to the zoo.

I don't want to go to the zoo!

- Alright, have it your way.

Hey, Pop! Mom promised me a quarter

for the baseball game.

Now she won't give it to me.

How are you darling?

- Fine.

Can I have a quarter, Pop?

You look tired.

- I didn't sleep much last night.

My whole club is going to baseball

and it costs a quarter.

All the other kids are going!

They are?

Here, will this do it?

50 cents!

Howard!

You got a job.

Go to the baseball game

and buy two hot dogs.

Gee, Pop. Thanks a lot!

Bye Mom, I'm late!

Tell me what happened.

- Did you go to the doctor?

Forget about that.

Tell me about the job.

Judy, honey, you promised me.

They've got good doctors at that

clinic. The best in town.

Do we really need a doctor yet?

I knew you'd get a job.

Now we can pay for my own doctor.

Tell me what happened.

Tell me about the job!

There isn't any job.

But you just gave Tommy

half a dollar.

Why did you do that?

Because I wanted to.

You wanted to?

- Yes, I wanted to.

My kid can go to a

baseball game, can't he?

Not when we owe money for groceries.

Last night I needed

50 cents more to buy eggs.

We'll do without them. Don't pick on

me now. I've been up all night.

Begging for groceries,

begging doctors.

Is that what we came

to California for?

You know what we came

to California for.

You wanted to come as much as I did.

Can I help it if a million other guys

had the same idea?

I wish we were back home.

At least we weren't beggars.

Judy, don't cry.

Please don't cry!

What I can do?

What do you want me to do?

Saut until tender,

then add the wine.

On a low flame.

Now they're going to have

veal scallopini.

From here to heaven, Mike.

When you get tired of the newspaper,

I've got an apron for you.

You're a natural born chef!

Excuse me while I get this jerk.

Bottle of beer. - I love what you

wrote in your column yesterday...

A priest helping Indians

in their fight against the pirates.

This must have been a town

in those days!

Where do you dig up your info?

You said it, "dig".

To write a column, you need a good

public library and a strong typewriter.

And an occasional idea!

How many newspapers your column in,

Mr. Stanton? A couple hundred?

Something like that.

You're a dime short.

Eastern Beer's two bits.

I didn't want Eastern Beer.

- Why didn't you say so?

Why didn't you ask?

You ever notice, Mr. Stanton?

You got a beer drinker, you got a jerk.

Hmm, I don't know Mike.

The Lord must love the beer drinkers,

he made a lot of them.

See ya.

Okay, kid.

That's enough.

Do you see a pair of shoes back there?

These?

Yeah.

Thanks.

Sure been rolling around the gutters.

Most be getting rusty.

Nothing wrong with that last one!

Yeah, it was alright.

Jolt?

- No, no thank you.

But it still ain't my money game.

If I got to bowl for $25-50 a game,

I'd better sharpen up.

Come on, help yourself.

Why pay bar prices?

No, thanks.

The beer is good.

Make a boilermaker out of it!

That's all beer's good for.

Been a long time since

I had one of these.

Hold this, will you?

What outfit were you in?

Oh, no outfit I guess.

I never got out of Camp Roberts.

- Roberts?

What do you know?

I did basic there.

No kidding?

- Yeah, what a joint!

Couldn't wait to get shipped over.

- You got over, huh?

- Yes

- Pretty rough, right?

That was a rumor

I heard in Paris.

Oh, Paris.

Ola la!

You know what you could get for

one crummy pack of cigarettes?

The markup was terrific!

Sure wish a guy could get a buck

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