so.
Did you find Daisy?
Yeah.
You just come from the country?
Yes.
- You pass?
- Yeah, your play.
Five.
Your old lady?
So you sell your land in country
and come back to town?
Can call it that.
So you mean.
So you mean.
Your play, man! Don't laugh, boy.
I don't wanna play another game until you
pay me that 50 cents. You owe me too much now.
I can't pay you
till tomorrow, you know.
Too much action around town for me
to play with people who cannot pay.
What's showing at Rialto?
What do you know about Rialto,
just come from country?
I read about it, man.
- So you want to go to Rialto?
- Yes.
- Come then, now.
- I come with you?
Yes, man.
Shut your mouth! The hero
can't die until the last reel.
Him think hero can't die
until the last reel.
Shoot them! Come on!
I ask you, you know?
I ask you to try beginner's luck.
Get your hits from Hilton's.
See Hilton's for records,
record players,
radios, musical instruments,
and every sound around
from beat to Bach and back.
Hilton's has everything in music.
Hilton!
Mr. Hilton!
Mr. Hilton!
Mr. Hilton. Mr. Hilton.
Mr. Hilton.
From morning, we've been here waiting
for you. From 11:00, we've been here.
- What about?
- Mr. Kenton sent me.
- Oh. You have a tune?
- I have a tune, yes.
Sing it for me, then.
We are all one big brother
All belong to one father
You tread on one
you hurt another
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
We were fresh and perfect, see
Made to live in unity
Let peace be your motto...
Uh, that's all right, all right.
I can't use it. Too slow.
- Where you used to work?
- Morrison.
- What kind of work you do?
- Carpenter work.
All right,
go and see Mr. Jackson.
Next. What can you do?
- I can do anything you want, sir.
- Can you pour concrete?
- You can do carpentry work?
- I never did it before...
- You can be a mason? You can paint?
- I can do it, you know?
- Just give me a break.
- What do you mean? "Give me a break. "
- We want skilled people.
- Just give me a break.
Give you a break?
Leave the place, man.
Next.
You again? Didn't I
run you yesterday? Leave, man.
- Leave the place.
- I can work as well as the next man, sir.
Leave the place.
Many rivers to cross
But I can't seem to find
- My way over
- How do you do?
- What are you doing there?
- I'm looking for work.
I don't have any work to give you.
I could wash your car,
you know, ma'am.
My husband gets the car
washed downtown.
I could do your gardening.
Look, we have a gardening
service to do that.
I can do anything,
you know, ma'am. Anything.
Look, there's nothing you can do
for me. Nothing you can do for me.
Beg you for ten cents then, ma'am.
What's the matter
with you young, healthy boys?
All you know to do
is beg, beg, beg.
That's all you can do,
just beg?
- How you got in here, anyway?
- The gate was open, ma'am.
Well, when you go outside, you
make sure you lock the gate behind you.
Who left the gate open?
Wandering, I am lost
As I travel along
The White Cliffs of Dover
Many rivers to cross
And it's only my will
That keeps me alive
I've been licked
washed up for years
And I merely survived
Because of my pride
And this loneliness
won't leave me alone
It's such a drag
to be on your own
My woman left
and she didn't say why
And I guess I'll have to cry
- Many rivers to cross
- Rivers to cross
But just where to begin
I play for time
- There'll be times
- Many
- I find myself
- Rivers to cross
Thinking of...
You got ten cents, master? I was
watching your car while you was away.
- No, man. The steward always look after my car, man.
- He's not here all the time.
If you want the ten cents,
go beg the steward.
All right.