Passed | 1h 7min | Action, Drama | 25 May 1933 (USA)
Jimmy, a young boy, idolizes famed train engineer Casey Jones and is devastated when his hero is killed in a train wreck. The boy grows up to be a railroad engineer, too, but one day the train he is piloting loses its brakes and wrecks. Jimmy tries to fix it but has to jump off at the last minute. Unfortunately, stories begin to circulate that he turned coward and jumped off the train first, letting it be destroyed rather than try to save it. He sets out to clear his name.
Director: John P. McCarthy
Writers: Harry L. Fraser, John Johns, John P. McCarthy
Stars: Charles Starrett, Ruth Hall, George 'Gabby' Hayes
Jimmy, a young boy, idolizes famed train engineer Casey Jones and is devastated when his hero is killed in a train wreck. The boy grows up to be a railroad engineer, too, but one day the train he is piloting loses its brakes and wrecks. Jimmy tries to fix it but has to jump off at the last minute. Unfortunately, stories begin to circulate that he turned coward and jumped off the train first, letting it be destroyed rather than try to save it. He sets out to clear his name.
Director: John P. McCarthy
Writers: Harry L. Fraser, John Johns, John P. McCarthy
Stars: Charles Starrett, Ruth Hall, George 'Gabby' Hayes
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00:00:30He took it for the crosses with an awful shrill, but Switzerland knew by the engine's moan
00:00:37that the man at the throttle was K.D. Jones.
00:00:40He pulled up within two miles of the plane.
00:00:43Number four stared him right in the face.
00:00:46Turned to the fireman, said, boy, you better jump,
00:00:49cause there's two locomotives that are going to bump.
00:00:52K.D. Jones, two locomotives, K.D. Jones, that are going to bump.
00:01:00Sound of engine.
00:01:24Well, the great K.D. Jones is on time again.
00:01:29Yeah, and a couple of bells from the fireman.
00:01:32Don't forget that.
00:01:35I saw your mug plastered all over the front page of the Wikipedia Star this morning.
00:01:40K.D. Jones break the record.
00:01:43Makes up 50 minutes.
00:01:45And for doing so, the beautiful prima donna came to the cab,
00:01:49kissed the handsome K.D. Jones,
00:01:52and presented him with a bottle of champagne.
00:01:55While Timothy Shine, the fireman's first class,
00:01:59didn't even get a bottle of beer for doing all the hard work.
00:02:04Sound of engine.
00:02:17Sound of engine.
00:02:47If that was my boy, I'd warm his brother in.
00:02:58Hello, Mr. Casey.
00:03:06How many times do I have to tell you not to do that?
00:03:09Oh, as long as you was driving, I wasn't afraid.
00:03:13Suppose I told you, you could never get in that cab again.
00:03:16Oh, Mr. Casey.
00:03:19You promise me not to do that again?
00:03:22Uh-huh.
00:03:24Sound of engine.
00:03:39There we go.
00:03:41Sound of engine.
00:03:46Sound of engine.
00:03:52Sound of engine.
00:04:07Sound of engine.
00:04:17Sound of engine.
00:04:34Hey, Jimmy.
00:04:36How'd you like that?
00:04:37Gee, that was great, Mr. Casey.
00:04:40Someday I'm going to be as great an engineer as you are.
00:04:45Jimmy, a good engineer is always on time.
00:04:50But to be tidy for school is just as serious as bringing in a train late.
00:04:55So, off you go.
00:04:57Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:04:59Your Delgo's a makings of a great engineer.
00:05:02Lucky to make up time.
00:05:04That's in his blood, Tim.
00:05:06The railroad lost a good man when his father was killed.
00:05:10Before it marches to the battlefield,
00:05:13let us see how it is organized,
00:05:16how it looks,
00:05:17how it is fed.
00:05:19Let us get an insight into its machinery.
00:05:23And now, children,
00:05:25what was the name of the great general
00:05:27who was Commander-in-Chief of the Confederate Army?
00:05:33Jimmy Martin!
00:05:35What are you doing?
00:05:37Nothing, teacher.
00:05:38Did you hear the question?
00:05:40Yes, teacher.
00:05:42What was the name of the man?
00:05:44Stand up.
00:05:47What was the name of the man?
00:05:51Casey Jones.
00:05:57You come right here.
00:06:07The question before the class, James Martin.
00:06:10When you were so preoccupied, was,
00:06:13what was the name of the great general
00:06:16who was Commander-in-Chief of the Confederate Army?
00:06:20The answer is General Lee.
00:06:23And just so that you won't forget it,
00:06:36you write General Robert E. Lee 500 times.
00:07:05James Martin, you're dismissed.
00:07:34Mom!
00:07:35Oh, Mom!
00:07:36Mom!
00:07:37Jimmy?
00:07:38Mr. Casey let me drive the engine
00:07:39from the station all the way to the roundhouse.
00:07:42Why, Jimmy, you mean you drove
00:07:44that great big engine yourself?
00:07:46Sure, I did.
00:07:47And someday I'm going to be a great engineer,
00:07:49because Mr. Casey said I would.
00:07:52You like Casey, don't you, Jimmy?
00:07:54Uh-huh.
00:07:56I like you, too, Mom.
00:08:01I understand.
00:08:03And it is my wish that Casey Jones make the run.
00:08:07He'll get the doctor here in time.
00:08:09I want him to leave immediately.
00:08:11Yes, Mr. Colburn, I understand.
00:08:22What's up, Price?
00:08:23Order from the President, Casey.
00:08:25Mr. Colburn, the President has ordered
00:08:28The physician is aboard now.
00:08:30Make all speed you can with safety.
00:08:32You have right over all trains, Casey.
00:08:34Pile on, Tom.
00:09:26Well, Jim, here's hoping the little fella
00:09:29pulls through in first-class shape.
00:09:31You bet your life.
00:09:50Hey, I wonder what this throat will do
00:09:52without the great Casey Jones.
00:09:55Dr. Barney will pick the feather up tonight
00:09:57and wake him up at 10 in the morning.
00:10:00Step on her tail, you know me.
00:10:02I know you, Irish.
00:10:03Keep those toes on.
00:10:05Oh, Irish, is it?
00:10:07Yes.
00:10:08I suppose you're a Scandinavian.
00:10:11Casey Jones.
00:10:18I bet you're all tired out from this hard work.
00:10:22I bet you're all tired out from this hard work.
00:10:41Have you finished your lessons, Jimmy?
00:10:42Uh-huh.
00:10:46Mom, don't that look just like Mr. Casey's handjob?
00:10:51Why, yes, Jimmy, and it's very good.
00:10:55Now, run along up to bed, Jimmy.
00:10:57Oh, Mom.
00:10:58Yes, you have to get up early in the morning, you know.
00:11:06Good night, Mom.
00:11:07Good night, Jimmy.
00:11:21Good night, Mom.
00:11:22Good night, Mom.
00:11:24I love you so much, Jimmy.
00:11:25Love you!
00:11:26Good night, Jimmy.
00:11:28Good night!
00:11:29This is the fastest trip I ever took in army life.
00:11:46I'm touching her as far as she goes.
00:11:47She seems to know where she's going and what for.
00:11:49She seems to know where she's going and what for.
00:12:11Jump, Jim.
00:12:12I'm not jumping.
00:12:18Me neither.
00:12:27Ms. Kobun, President of the Road,
00:12:28issued the following statement.
00:12:33I wish at this time to pay tribute to the engineer, Casey
00:12:36Jones, who, in his unselfish heroism,
00:12:42gave his life that my son might live.
00:12:45that my son might live.
00:12:48His passing will be mourned by all who knew and loved him.
00:13:11You loved my son too, didn't you, Lily?
00:13:15Yes, but it's true.
00:13:45I loved you too, Lily.
00:13:48I loved you too, Lily.
00:13:50I loved you too, Lily.
00:13:52I loved you too, Lily.
00:13:54I loved you too, Lily.
00:13:56I loved you too, Lily.
00:13:58I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:00I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:02I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:04I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:06I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:08I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:10I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:12I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:14I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:16I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:18I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:20I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:22I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:24I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:26I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:28I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:30I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:32I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:34I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:36I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:38I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:40I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:42I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:45I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:47I loved you too, Lily.
00:14:49I loved you too, Lily.
00:15:00Near to finish this waltz, Nona?
00:15:04Thanks, Billy, but I'm sitting this one out.
00:15:08Gee, you look swell tonight.
00:15:11Jimmy Martin, Jimmy Martin, Jimmy Martin, what's the big idea?
00:15:32It's a long time to wait.
00:15:37But I'll be waiting.
00:15:40So long.
00:15:41So long, Billy.
00:15:45For the life of me, I don't understand why you're sitting here like a wallflower.
00:15:50Oh, please, Daddy.
00:15:53Just a minute, Bill.
00:15:57I'll dance with you, Bill.
00:15:59Oh, thanks, Mrs. Curtis.
00:16:05What time is it?
00:16:07Jimmy, you in the yard in 18 minutes.
00:16:10Just give him time to change his clothes, and he'll be dancing with you in a jiffy.
00:16:17That seems a long time to wait.
00:16:36Hey, Sam!
00:17:02What is it, Jimmy?
00:17:03Come on, take a leg.
00:17:06Now, what's the hurry here?
00:17:08Well, aren't you going to dance?
00:17:10My, Gary, I forgot all about it.
00:17:12Not me. I'm having every dance with the most beautiful girl in the world.
00:17:15Ah, you're a fine broth of a boy.
00:17:18Say, I made it. I made it.
00:17:20You made what?
00:17:21Why, I'm next in line for promotion.
00:17:23In six months, I'll be running a local passenger.
00:17:25Ha ha ha!
00:17:28Katie Jones mounted to the cabin,
00:17:31Katie Jones with his artist in his hand,
00:17:34Katie Jones mounted to the cabin,
00:17:36Took a farewell trip to the promised land.
00:17:48You know, we'd have been here sooner, Nona,
00:17:50but Jimmy forgot all about it.
00:17:52Oh, Jim, lay off.
00:17:53Now, Jim, let's see you trick the light fantastic.
00:17:57Oh, it'll be fantastic, but not like him.
00:17:59Ha ha ha!
00:18:02Now, that's a pretty dress, Nona.
00:18:04Did you make it?
00:18:05You like it, Jimmy?
00:18:07Yeah, it looks dandy.
00:18:09It certainly's become.
00:18:17Shall we dance?
00:18:18Uh-huh.
00:18:20Well, here I am.
00:18:23A little late, but feeling fit.
00:18:25Shall we dance?
00:18:27Yes, Jim.
00:18:39There's no use talking, Mary.
00:18:41We're the finest looking couple on the floor.
00:18:43Ha ha ha!
00:18:44Now, there's not a bad looking couple.
00:18:46Oh, Jim, you're a caution.
00:18:48Ha ha ha!
00:18:52What is it?
00:18:53They've done it.
00:18:54Done what?
00:18:55War's been declared.
00:18:56Oh.
00:18:57The canton operator just shot at them.
00:18:59Maybe we won't be swamped now.
00:19:01Twice as many trains.
00:19:02There'll be hundreds of them.
00:19:03Hey, what a sight that'll be.
00:19:05Girls at the station waving and kissing the guys
00:19:07that are going across the pond.
00:19:09Kissing them and thinking they'll never come back.
00:19:11And a lot of them won't.
00:19:12They'll be all mothers.
00:19:13Ah, shut up.
00:19:14Chattering like a parrot.
00:19:15Oh, I was only thinking of what's going to happen.
00:19:17You better think what's going to happen to you
00:19:19if we don't get this extra out on time.
00:19:21Go on.
00:19:22Get busy.
00:19:23All right.
00:19:25Say, Ike, you know something?
00:19:27Yeah, more than you'll ever know.
00:19:29What do you want?
00:19:31It's a cock I'd sink you won't be my top sergeant this war.
00:19:35You're too old.
00:19:37Ha ha ha!
00:19:39Ha ha ha!
00:19:46How are you doing, Willie?
00:19:48I'm holding my own, big boy.
00:19:50Ha ha ha!
00:19:56APPLAUSE
00:20:04Well, what's the matter?
00:20:05Why aren't you young folks dancing?
00:20:07If you had my bunions, you wouldn't be talking about me.
00:20:09Say, Tim, how was it all in Irish, that bunch?
00:20:12Well, there's nothing too good for the Irish.
00:20:14Ha ha ha!
00:20:20Come on, let's go.
00:20:21Side track, side track.
00:20:23Let a good engineer pull up.
00:20:25What do you mean, side track?
00:20:27Boop, boop!
00:20:28Ha ha ha!
00:20:34Just a minute, folks, please.
00:20:37Congress has declared war!
00:20:39War!
00:20:40War!
00:20:41War!
00:20:42War!
00:20:43War!
00:20:44War!
00:20:45War!
00:20:46War!
00:20:47War!
00:20:48War!
00:20:49War!
00:20:50War!
00:20:51War!
00:20:52Hey!
00:20:53You old fossil, what could you do?
00:20:56Ha ha ha!
00:20:58Never mind that old man stuff.
00:21:00Every time the good old flag called, I was ready.
00:21:03That's fine, George.
00:21:04I'm with you all the way.
00:21:06All the way, George.
00:21:07Me too, George.
00:21:08Now, don't take it so hard, old man.
00:21:10I was only kidding.
00:21:11Believe me, if I wasn't 58 years old, I'd be right here.
00:21:17Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:21:19When that starboard gets through here, there'll be a lot of you that won't go.
00:21:23Ha ha ha!
00:21:24Now, there's got to be a cold spot.
00:21:26Go on home.
00:21:27Oh, go on home, is it?
00:21:29I'm taking to that 14 hours a day drill in them beef and beans.
00:21:33Ha ha ha!
00:21:34Ha ha ha!
00:21:36Ha ha ha!
00:21:41Jimmy, that's the first time you've kissed me since we were kids.
00:21:45Uh-huh.
00:21:46You'll do it again, too.
00:21:52Nona.
00:21:55It's getting late, Nona, and very chilly.
00:21:58You must come in.
00:22:01Good night, Mr. Martin.
00:22:05Good night.
00:22:35Good night.
00:22:51Can you make it, Red?
00:22:52Sure.
00:22:53And if you guys don't hurry, the war's going to be over.
00:22:56Oh, yeah?
00:22:57Say, if you could get by with those feet, we'll all get by.
00:23:01Says you, says you.
00:23:04Head on!
00:23:10Not quite, Mr. Martin.
00:23:24I got to go, Bill.
00:23:25I'll see you later.
00:23:26So long, Jim.
00:23:35Wait, Jimmy.
00:23:36What's happened, Nona?
00:23:37You can't go upstairs like that.
00:23:39You'll only make matters worse.
00:23:40But tell me, what's happened?
00:23:42Your mother's had a heart attack.
00:23:44Heart attack?
00:23:45Yes, Jimmy.
00:23:47I'm told you were going to enlist.
00:23:55Jimmy, you can't show what you're thinking.
00:24:00Be careful.
00:24:02Be careful.
00:24:15Your mother's doing as well as could be expected.
00:24:18She'll recover.
00:24:19But I must warn you, another shock might prove fatal.
00:24:22I know.
00:24:23Someone told her I intended to enlist.
00:24:25Is that it?
00:24:31Yes.
00:24:52Mom.
00:24:57Jimmy.
00:24:58Now, cut it out, Mom.
00:25:00Be quiet.
00:25:01That's it.
00:25:02Come on, take it easy.
00:25:04You're going to get well.
00:25:07I know I will.
00:25:08Sure you will, Mom.
00:25:12What made you so late?
00:25:15We had to fill out the 60 cars at North River.
00:25:20Was that all?
00:25:22Uh-huh.
00:25:27Listen, Mom.
00:25:29I didn't intend to tell you because, well, not for a while.
00:25:32Because, well, oh, well, you might as well know now anyway.
00:25:38We're going to be married.
00:25:44Do you know that, Jimmy?
00:25:46Well, of course, Mom.
00:25:47Who else?
00:25:48And listen, you know it's a lot easier for a married man
00:25:51to get a promotion on the railroad.
00:25:53With all these birds enlisting in the air,
00:25:56I'll get my passenger around a lot sooner than we'd planned.
00:26:03Tell Nona to come up, Jimmy.
00:26:06Sure, Mom.
00:26:22Nona.
00:26:23Yes, Jimmy?
00:26:24Yes, Ed?
00:26:25Mother wants you to come up.
00:26:34Pour me a glass of water.
00:26:49Congratulations, my dear.
00:26:52What for, Miss Martin?
00:26:55Your engagement.
00:26:57Jimmy just told me about your secret.
00:27:05Oh, I didn't know that Jimmy was going to tell so soon.
00:27:08So now you'll have to hurry up and get well, Mom,
00:27:10if you want to dance at the wedding.
00:27:17Is there anything we can do, Mrs. Martin?
00:27:19Yes, will you sit here a little while with Mother?
00:27:21I'll be right back, Mom.
00:27:29How are you feeling?
00:27:31Better than ever.
00:27:32That good.
00:27:44You died gloriously, Jimmy.
00:27:48I hope if I ever have a son, that he'll love me
00:27:52as you love your mother.
00:27:58I wish I could take you home, Nona.
00:28:00I think I'd better stay here with Mother.
00:28:03I understand.
00:28:07Bye.
00:28:18Bye.
00:28:19Bye.
00:28:48What's the matter with you, sir?
00:28:49Is it a difficult task to run a locomotive?
00:28:51Why, it's been a long time.
00:28:57Well, how do I look, Jimmy?
00:28:59How do you look?
00:29:00Like a million, Bill.
00:29:01Like a million.
00:29:02Wouldn't we get a look at you over there, boy?
00:29:04Oh, Captain.
00:29:07This is Captain Winthrop of the Royal Air Force.
00:29:09Captain, this is Jimmy Martin.
00:29:10Delighted, Jimmy.
00:29:11Delighted.
00:29:12Likewise, Captain.
00:29:13Captain Winthrop was my instructor.
00:29:14He's responsible for...
00:29:15Oh, no.
00:29:16Mr. Bronson, or rather, I should say Lieutenant Bronson,
00:29:18is an actual flyer.
00:29:19I can believe that.
00:29:21We didn't call him Willie for nothing.
00:29:23Say, Captain, you'd understand why we gave him that name
00:29:25if you'd ever ridden one who was wheeling one of these babies.
00:29:28Don't you listen to him.
00:29:29He's just laying it on.
00:29:30Laying it on?
00:29:31Yes, just a lot of bologna.
00:29:33Oh, bologna.
00:29:35Oh, I have no...
00:29:38When are you leaving?
00:29:39Tonight, Jim.
00:29:40Came over to say goodbye.
00:29:42Goodbye, Bill.
00:29:43Good luck.
00:29:44Thanks.
00:29:45I wish you were going with me.
00:29:47So do I.
00:29:48Ride with me, will you?
00:29:50You bet I will, boy.
00:29:52Bye, Captain.
00:29:53Bye, Jimmy.
00:30:12There goes Wild Willie.
00:30:14He's got his way.
00:30:15Now, I know just what you're thinking.
00:30:18You can't go to war, and you can't stand what you think
00:30:21people are saying about you.
00:30:22You mean what they are saying.
00:30:24So that is it.
00:30:25Now, you listen to me.
00:30:26I was born in Ireland, and I love the land I was born in.
00:30:29And I love the land I'm living in.
00:30:31I'm an Irishman.
00:30:32I'm an Irishman.
00:30:33I'm an Irishman.
00:30:34I'm an Irishman.
00:30:35I'm an Irishman.
00:30:36I'm an Irishman.
00:30:37I'm an Irishman.
00:30:38I'm an Irishman.
00:30:39And I love the land I'm living in.
00:30:41I'm an American, and a good one.
00:30:42And I can lick the man that says I am.
00:30:44I know, Tim.
00:30:45Now, if you did that, any man would be ashamed of you.
00:30:52Thanks, Tim.
00:30:55Say, I'm due out.
00:30:56So long, Jimmy.
00:30:58Get up in there now and pull that hog out of here.
00:31:02Hey, Casey Jones.
00:31:07Sure, now you look more natural.
00:31:10Hey, Casey Jones.
00:31:15Sure, now you look more natural.
00:31:39Whoa.
00:31:40Whoa.
00:31:41Whoa.
00:31:42Whoa.
00:31:43Whoa.
00:31:44Whoa.
00:31:45Whoa.
00:31:46Whoa.
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00:31:55Whoa.
00:31:56Whoa.
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00:31:58Whoa.
00:31:59Whoa.
00:32:00Whoa.
00:32:01Whoa.
00:32:02Whoa.
00:32:03Whoa.
00:32:04Whoa.
00:32:05Whoa.
00:32:06Whoa.
00:32:07Whoa.
00:32:08Whoa.
00:32:09Whoa.
00:32:16Wonder what comes out.
00:32:22Brr.
00:32:23Brr.
00:32:24Brr.
00:32:27Brr.
00:32:30Brr.
00:32:38What's the dope, Pat?
00:32:39Oh, everything's wrong.
00:32:40What do you mean?
00:32:41Nothing.
00:32:42They're only running more trains
00:32:43than they have tracks for outside at the Pike Tankidari.
00:32:46A troop train full of lung coming up the grade
00:32:48and tied up the track.
00:32:49They just cleared a while ago.
00:32:51Oh.
00:32:52What is it?
00:32:53There's another troop train due at Platt Junction
00:32:55in 23 minutes.
00:32:56It was right away on your track.
00:32:57Can you make it and clear?
00:32:59What do you say, Jimmy?
00:33:01File on.
00:33:02I'll send her his back.
00:33:03When you're clear, Jimmy, hang on to her.
00:33:05It's down great after this.
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00:34:20No.
00:34:21I knock and feel somethingyanch and gutter就會跳出來了。
00:34:23OK.
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00:34:25I'll be right there, Jimmy.
00:34:26OK.
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00:34:28OK.
00:34:29Give me a signal when it's all ready and jump out the window.
00:34:34He's running away, and he doesn't know it!
00:34:45Fire!
00:34:46I don't care if he doesn't know it, Lizzie!
00:35:00Come on, Lizzie!
00:35:02Look at your gate!
00:35:03You've lost your head!
00:35:04Your plantain's gone hay-wire, I'm telling ya!
00:35:05Come on!
00:35:06Get out there and fix it!
00:35:07I'm not fixin' it for you or anybody else!
00:35:08I'm leavin' while I've got a chance!
00:35:09I'm not jumpin' and you're not jumpin', Art!
00:35:10We've got a half a mile before we hit that curb and I'm gonna stop it!
00:35:21I'm jumping, and you're not jumping, Art.
00:35:23We've got a half a mile before we hit that curb,
00:35:25and I'm going to stop it.
00:35:26Now, skip that race and get out there.
00:35:28Come on.
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00:40:41had been cracked and went to glory in the first place please
00:40:47any I've read the article. Still thinking of that worthless Jimmy
00:40:54not not you. And if you don't stop it I'll leave this house for good
00:41:00well if you can't stand the truth I can Captain William Bronson was man enough to
00:41:05volunteer. That's more than your precious to me not to be.
00:41:11A.
00:41:18Lone on us. Good afternoon dear good afternoon.
00:41:25How do you feel getting all just fine the doctors I'll be on my feet and no time
00:41:30glad you're getting along so well. You children will have to
00:41:36excuse me I'm baking cookies today. With
00:41:42a sit down on the. Couldn't come to see you yesterday because I had so much for me
00:41:48to do well that's all right I suppose you read about why will I. Get to me I read
00:41:55it he was like a brother to me I'm going to miss him but what
00:42:01a record before they got him what
00:42:02a fly. What's the matter no not. Nothing to me why
00:42:11I don't know. You've been acting strange lately. Listen if there's something wrong
00:42:17I think you ought to tell me. Why get into war tragedy of it.
00:42:24Well I wish it were over. And he's been unbearable. So picky.
00:42:32Sometimes I wish I could go away. Are you sure there isn't something else.
00:42:42Of course not. Jimmy.
00:42:48You fell from the cab of that runaway didn't you why no I told you a dozen times
00:42:53how it happened.
00:43:01But I've given you the facts Mr Douglas and everything I said is
00:43:08a true but Mark the report states that you left your train running wild
00:43:12a mile and
00:43:12a half before it was wrecked the break when question nor is your fireman he stated
00:43:17that when you jump there was nothing left for him to do but to fall that's
00:43:20a lie and may I ask your train crew also stated that you gave no warning before you
00:43:27jump that in itself is against all traditions of the railroad what have you got
00:43:31to say to that.
00:43:44Open the door please.
00:43:57I'm.
00:44:21We all respect you as
00:44:22a good railroad man your friendship for Martin promised me to do all I can to put
00:44:28him back to work but existing circumstances make it difficult. You mean the gossip
00:44:34of
00:44:34a lot of pool room loafers not gossip the report proves nothing man and boy I've
00:44:40known Jimmy Martin since he was knee high to
00:44:42a grasshopper and you know no other man can stand up to me and call him
00:44:46a coward now don't get so excited Tim I'm trying to I know what you're trying to
00:44:51and I know what you're thinking that Jimmy Martin is
00:44:53a slacker and when the wreck happened that's all you could think of you and the
00:44:58rest of the pretty strong language to me it is that and if the shoe fits you.
00:45:20I'm.
00:45:33I love my mother God rest their souls and I know that you love you.
00:45:40Of course. I know for a fact that Jimmy was going to enlist in the NBA.
00:45:47And this is not never been
00:45:49a very strong and when she heard this it caused a very serious heart. Dr Wallace
00:45:55told Jimmy that another attack to kill him and he warned that if he enlisted it
00:46:01would prove fatal to his mother. Now then. If you were
00:46:06a young man in the same condition a role and go into war would kill your mother
00:46:13would you go. I never thought about it like that but would you go John.
00:46:22No. I wouldn't.
00:46:29Well I guess I'll be getting along good day John.
00:46:35Or him.
00:46:45I'm going to put Martin back to work. The best I can do at present is fire.
00:46:52My fireman John. If you like.
00:46:55But. If.
00:47:03We're going to I will that.
00:47:55I think.
00:48:09You know Mary I was thinking of
00:48:12a beautiful poem written by Ireland's greatest poet would you like to hear it.
00:48:18Yes I would. Mary had
00:48:22a flock of bees that love poor Mary so every place that Mary went the bees were
00:48:29sure to go. The reason the bees love Mary like some poor men love their rich
00:48:35wives is because without Mary the bees couldn't live because Mary had the high.
00:48:42And. When do we.
00:48:49Don't think that I had anything to do with getting back to work and above all that
00:48:54he's going to fire for me. Timothy will you help me carry the vegetables I will.
00:49:06You did my heart good mom to hear you laugh much even if it didn't help my stomach
00:49:10well here it is the bus.
00:49:40I've
00:49:55been thinking you had a lot to do with my getting this job I got
00:49:59a talk and throw your hat you know I had nothing to do with it. I was just
00:50:04surprised that you were this morning.
00:50:10Coming into North River. And that reminds me of you'll be running into
00:50:15an owner he's the operator there. I guess that's the reason you haven't seen her
00:50:20lately.
00:50:34You.
00:50:35You.
00:50:35You. You.
00:50:59Oh I don't know.
00:51:06I think it's funny you know the way out of
00:51:08a lonely spot like this doing your bit. You know this is my last trip I'm leaving
00:51:15now I'm going to war. What about your wife well it took a lot of arguing but I
00:51:20finally convinced her of my duty. I guess the government's going to catch up with
00:51:25a lot of these able bodied slackers now that'll be enough out of you.
00:51:28I. When we get back to what could be done and I'm going to shove that remark
00:51:35right on your throat.
00:51:41I don't know.
00:51:58I.
00:52:28I always said you were
00:52:29a fine breath of a boy after that work out let's see.
00:52:58What. What is it this time is to report immediately at the yard he's
00:53:09the next man out twelve fifty six it's too special. May I sign for him.
00:53:22All right I'll wait thank you.
00:53:29It's the first time I was ever behind time when I thought that I couldn't make it up.
00:53:33Oh I don't let it worry you Tim.
00:53:40But anyhow it ain't my fault them overlapped me the way they are.
00:53:45I'm pulling things casual Vinnie.
00:53:47Oh forget it you're willing or pretty.
00:53:50These extra knife runs are getting the best of me.
00:53:53I guess I'm getting too old to stand the jab.
00:53:58I. Don't know Mr I don't mean by.
00:54:23You got to take the side in the North River we don't make up our time where they
00:54:26hold the special part don't worry Tim you'll make it and we're going to have
00:54:29a tough time to make up six months with
00:54:31a load you're pulling I didn't make them up if I pull it along out of it I run.
00:54:40A Jimmy. Open that valve for me when you my hand has gone a bit numb.
00:56:26I.
00:56:56I.
00:57:26I'll take it.
00:57:33I'll take it, Tim.
00:57:42I'll take it, Tim.
00:58:02I'll take it, Tim.
00:58:22I'll take it, Tim.
00:58:42I'll take it, Tim.
00:59:06I'll take it, Tim.
00:59:35I'll take it, Tim.
00:59:55I'll take it, Tim.
01:00:07Jimmy, it's impossible for me to tell you the admiration I feel for you.
01:00:13But your reinstatement with full seniority rights is indeed an expression of the gratitude of this railroad.
01:00:23Thanks, but right now is a very ticklish moment for me.
01:00:49Mr. Martin.
01:00:55It's all right, Johnny.
01:01:25Take this message, please, miss.
01:01:53Jimmy.
01:02:13Jimmy.