Big Mac:
[reading a newspaper in bed not realizing it's Roy and not 'Doc' Banton coming in]
I got a swell parley for you tomorrow, 'Doc'.
Roy Earle:
Still a sucker for the ponies eh?
Big Mac:
[surprised]
Hello Roy, old-timer!
Roy Earle:
Hello Mac.
Big Mac:
You're a sight for sore eyes.
Roy Earle:
Yeah, I am sure glad to see you, too. Thanks for the spring. I was just getting ready for another crash-out. What's the matter, Mac?
Big Mac:
I don't know. I can't eat. Just not hungry and I can't sleep. 'Doc' Banton says it's my past life catching up with me.
Roy Earle:
'Doc' Banton, is he out here now?
Big Mac:
Yeah, I was expecting him when you came in. He's running one those health services under a phoney name. Help yourself to a drink. Well Roy, how does it look and what do you say?
Roy Earle:
I can't see nothing wrong with it. If the boys don't blow up on me, it's a cinch. But Mac, it's gonna make an awful big noise in the newspaper.
Big Mac:
Well, that's your headache, not mine. The jewlery that's all I'm interested in. look my friend, once you get your mitts on it, keep your mitts on it. Deliver it right here. If you're hot, telephone. This caper means a lot to me. i spent a pile of dough setting it up and I'm in deep. So don't let me down Roy.
Roy Earle:
I never let nobody down, Mac. You know that.
Big Mac:
Oh I know, I know. But I've been dealing with such a lot of screwballs lately, young twerps, soda-jerks and jitterbugs. Why it's a relief to talk to a guy like you. Yeah... all the A-1 guys are gone. Dead or in Alcatraz. If I only had four guys like you Roy... this knock-off would be a waltz. Yup... times have sure changed.

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Una pallottola per Roy (1941)

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