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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME 17
second union man i You threw the boss out and put two of your own fellows up there in his place.
branch sec: What you don't seem to realize is that when you did that, you all went up there. You took the old man's place and now you're moaning because you've got nobody to kick.
alice: Ah, he ought to take a running kick at hisself!
kettle: You keep out of it.
branch sec: We've already advised you, Baxter. You've got no case. What 's the good of getting us over here to negotiate ...
Baxter : Negotiate. Ha, ha, listen to that! You come along on Friday evening and negotiate with my old woman when she finds she's twelve bob short! Or come along on Monday and negotiate the rent man !
adam: The trouble with you, Frank, you want the cake and the halfpenny.
Baxter: I don't want any halfpenny. I want me twelve bob !
(Shots 19-27 cover closer shots of individual speakers.) Cut.
28 Close Shot. Morris. Camera is shooting across the table on which an empty sugar tin stands in foreground. Morris quietly takes sixpence out of his waistcoat pocket and throws it into the tin. morris: Well, there 's a tanner of it! 29-59 Close Shots Baxter's face and then Bolger's. Bolger throws a coin towards the bowl.
bolger: Come on ... Baxter's Benefit! Close Shot. Another worker throws a coin into the bowl. Close Shot. Baxter. The bowl is in foreground. With a roar of disgust Baxter rises from the table and moves off. m ac klin : Lend us a tanner, somebody!