Blackie Jilts Mary

Well, they've been for the last two weeks. Oh, I'm Mary. Oh, I, uh, I was a federal real. I called your apartment several times, but no one answered. I'm busy. But it's so unlike you not to phone me or drop me a line, you will...

You want trouble, are you? No. Well, let's go sit down and you can tell me what you've been doing. I dropped him just for a minute, Mary. But it doesn't mean you can't sit down a minute.

I don't have the time. Lucky what's the matter? I haven't seen you for the last two weeks, Mary, because I haven't wanted to see you. Lucky. I thought you'd take the hint, and I wouldn't have to do this.

But you saw Shorty yesterday and asked for me, and so I thought I'd better end this once and for all. Why? What have I done? I... Nothing? I... well, suppose you're a great girl, Mary.

for somebody else so are blackie blackie what is it it's this open the window Mary what do you get why I I get air that's just what I'm giving you kid and you don't have to bother about any window and I'll meet Richard Palmer's Boston blackie enemy to those who make him an enemy friend to those who have no friend

Oh, oh, hello, SOTY. Oh, hi, Miss Wesley. A black-ein' home. Oh, well, may I come in? Oh, sure, Miss Wesley. Thank you. See you, Miss Wesley. You sure are one beautiful thing? Am I? What's Mary? Donna Boggs up?

SOTY, maybe you can help me. Miss Wesley, for you, I jump off the Brooklyn Bridge in my Sunday suit. I'm not sure, but I don't want you to do anything like that. I just want you to tell me something.