Meet John Doe

00:02:29 Yeah, D.B. Just cleaning out the deadwood. OK.

00:07:15 Out the window Something just flew by I didn't see anything.

00:10:56 A wide-eyed youngster facing a chaotic world! The problem of the average man, of all the John Doe's in the world.

00:15:38 Well the paper said there was some jobs around. Thought there might be one left over.

00:20:05 You sit outside the door, to make sure no one comes in.

00:23:41 You get license fees, and number plates, and gas, oil, taxes, insurance...

00:29:24 That's what you bought the newspaper for, isn't it? You want to reach a lot of people, don't you?

00:34:07 Yeah, Father certainly would.

00:39:48 It's on the level.

00:45:06 that on Christmas Eve he intends to commit suicide.

00:50:29 To most of you, your neighbor is a stranger. A guy with a barking dog and a high fence around him.

00:56:35 Now everybody, on your dignity Don't do anything to disgrace the little town.

01:00:23 Well next morning, I'm out watering the lawn, and there is old Sourpuss on the other side of the hedge, straightening out a dent in his fender

01:04:05 Just like you said on the radio Mr. Doe.

01:09:37 Mr. Mayor, would you step down to the front hall, please?

01:13:45 When I got there, there you were, getting married.

01:17:53 And this is your coat. Mine?

01:23:21 He did?

01:28:07 And that's all right, isn't it? You bet ya!

01:32:33 Add to that, the labor vote Mr. Bennet will throw in...

01:36:49 I guess I've seen everything now.

01:43:22 Ladies and gentlemen.

01:48:43 Have some more coffee, Long John? No thanks, Colonel.

01:58:01 Now take a good look Mr. Norten.