EEL: (Turning to GOLDIE.) I don't mean to rob anybody (Scratches head in puzzled way, then brightly, as thought strikes him), I mean to borrow it.
GOLDIE: (Joyfully.) Borrow it?
EEL: Yes, I'll knock a guy down, strip him of his leather, get his name and address, then when we get to Chicago, I'll send it back to him.
GOLDIE: (Shaking her head and smiling.) Oh no, it won't do.
EEL: Why?
GOLDIE: You might forget his address. (Going up C. into bedroom.) Now, you come and help me pack the trunk. (Stopping.) Oh Billy, come help me pull this trunk in there. (Disappearing to R. of trunk. EEL comes and takes L. end and they carry it into living room and place it C. under chandelier to open up stage. As they carry it down stage she speaks.) There are a few more things to go in.
EEL: (As they set trunk down.) I've got it.
GOLDIE: What?
EEL: I know where I can get that money.
GoLDffi: Where?