- 7 weeks ago
Endearing comedy with some musical numbers, about a group of vacationers at a beach resort and their various romantic entanglements. Stars include a very young Arthur Lake (Dagwood in the Blondie movies) and Sally Blane (sister of Loretta Young).
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00:01:30Let's go up on the lawn and watch the rehearsal.
00:01:59No, I'd rather wait and see the whole show on the roof garden tomorrow night.
00:02:03I'm glad I'm not in the show.
00:02:05I came down here for fun, not worse.
00:02:07You said it.
00:02:08I don't mind giving money to orphans, but I draw the line at working for them.
00:02:13We are daughters of the water, living the night, jolly and tree, living the night.
00:02:25We are always in the water, floating around down by the sea, floating around.
00:02:33We go invading hook to feet and trim, nice and trim.
00:02:37We go invading hook to feet and trim, put your curls away in water.
00:02:42Follow the strong, happy you'll be, follow the strong.
00:02:46Come in the water, the water is fine.
00:02:50You really ought to go so far right in high.
00:02:52Come on and dance in, come on and fight in, come on in.
00:02:58Down in the morning and then in July.
00:03:01Down in the morning and then in July.
00:03:03Come take a dip in, come on and dip in.
00:03:06Come on in, make you happy, make you happy.
00:03:11Come on in, make you happy, make you happy, make you happy.
00:03:15Come in the water, the water is fine.
00:03:18And if you don't hear a dip, it's very lovely, for walking up me.
00:03:24Come on in, make you happy, make you happy, make you happy.
00:03:29You really ought to go so far right in high.
00:03:32Now while you're dancing, come on and touch it, come on in.
00:03:36Come on in, make you happy, make you happy.
00:04:06You know, I mean every word I say.
00:04:13Oh, my dear Mr. Reynolds, I'd love to believe you, dear, but I'm afraid that I can't.
00:04:19Why can't you, dear? Why can't you?
00:04:21Because I'm afraid that you're just trying to flatter me.
00:04:23Oh, no, no, no, I wouldn't flatter you.
00:04:26Look, to you, I speak the truth.
00:04:27Oh, really?
00:04:28Yes.
00:04:29But think of your dear wife.
00:04:31Well, she doesn't understand me.
00:04:33Oh, dreadful.
00:04:34I think I can understand you.
00:04:36I know you can.
00:04:37I know it.
00:04:38You know, isn't this life wonderful?
00:04:40Oh, it's marvelous.
00:04:42You make me feel like a boy again.
00:04:43Yes.
00:04:44Yes.
00:04:46Oh, hello, Peggy.
00:04:49Yes.
00:04:50You know, Mrs. Lines King and I, we are just going in for a dip.
00:04:54You don't need to take a dip.
00:04:57You're all wet now.
00:04:59Your father is the loveliest bathing companion.
00:05:02He's so strong.
00:05:04I'm just having those wonderful times.
00:05:06So it seems.
00:05:07Yes.
00:05:08Well, what do you mean?
00:05:10Well, I just came to tell you it's getting late.
00:05:13Yes.
00:05:13Well, well, well, run along, my dear, and tell your mother I'll be right there.
00:05:17Yes, run along.
00:05:19Isn't she a dear?
00:05:20Yes, and so are you.
00:05:22Do you know that?
00:05:24Mr. Reynolds seems to have fallen like a ton of bricks for Mrs. Lines King.
00:05:28Well, his wife and Roger Fleming don't seem to be avoiding one another, either.
00:05:34Funny how sensible people do a lot of things in a summer resort that they wouldn't dream of doing at home.
00:05:41You've a very interesting hand, Roger.
00:05:44Yeah?
00:05:45There's such a lot of character in it.
00:05:47Is that so?
00:05:49You really think so, Mrs. Reynolds?
00:05:51Oh, don't call me Mrs. Reynolds.
00:05:54It's so formal for us.
00:05:55Oh, I'm so bashful.
00:05:59Call me Sophie.
00:06:01Sophie.
00:06:03Sophie.
00:06:04There's nothing formal about that, is there?
00:06:06Not very.
00:06:07Say, listen, do you mind if I call you Soap for short?
00:06:12My dear, you can call me anything.
00:06:15Yeah, take your time.
00:06:17I will.
00:06:19Oh, Roger, you do say the cutest things.
00:06:22Yeah, we'll stick to the hand.
00:06:24Oh, yes, of course.
00:06:25Well, you have a very good line.
00:06:29Yes, so they tell me.
00:06:31And you're very popular with the fair sex.
00:06:33There's that, isn't that nice now?
00:06:36You know, I see a tall, dark woman coming into your life here.
00:06:40Where?
00:06:41Right here.
00:06:43Right over there?
00:06:43Yes.
00:06:45And is she pretty?
00:06:46Oh, well, I can't say the time that she's homely.
00:06:51She's married.
00:06:53She's married?
00:06:54Yeah, I knew there was a catch to it.
00:06:56What's the matter with her husband?
00:06:58Oh, that's just it.
00:06:59He thinks he can flirt with every pretty woman he sees.
00:07:03And his wife will sit at home, idly, twiddling her thumbs.
00:07:06Which way?
00:07:08That way?
00:07:09Just like that.
00:07:10Your shirt isn't that way?
00:07:11No, just like this.
00:07:12This way?
00:07:14Don't you do anything like that, Sophie.
00:07:16I don't intend to.
00:07:18And a baby.
00:07:22Oh, dear.
00:07:24Oh, what's this?
00:07:26Oh, what's what?
00:07:28Just a minute, I'll clean it up for you.
00:07:29Roger.
00:07:36What?
00:07:37There's a disaster coming into your life.
00:07:39No.
00:07:40Yes, there is.
00:07:41It isn't sickness.
00:07:43Oh, no, no.
00:07:44Looks like an accident.
00:07:46Looks like, yeah.
00:07:47It's an accident.
00:07:48A gunshot.
00:07:49Yeah.
00:07:50A stab.
00:07:54It's her husband.
00:07:55Oh, no.
00:07:55Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:07:58I'm glad of that.
00:08:00You need never be afraid the husband will do anything violent.
00:08:05Sophie, you're sure?
00:08:08I can depend on it.
00:08:10I guarantee it.
00:08:11Well, that's mighty nice of you, Sophie.
00:08:14Coochie, coochie, coochie.
00:08:16Mother.
00:08:17Something in your eye.
00:08:18Wait a minute, now.
00:08:19I'll get it right out.
00:08:20Just hold still.
00:08:21Hold still.
00:08:22There we go.
00:08:25Big hunk of cold.
00:08:27Does that feel better?
00:08:28Yes, thank you very much, Roger.
00:08:30You're welcome.
00:08:31Mother.
00:08:32It's getting damp out here.
00:08:33Don't you think you'd better come in?
00:08:34Why should I?
00:08:36Remember your rheumatism.
00:08:37You run along now, dear.
00:08:39Don't you worry about my ailments.
00:08:41But I...
00:08:41Papa Pink.
00:08:43Well, what's the matter?
00:09:05What are you looking so worried about?
00:09:07My parents.
00:09:11Oh, never mind them.
00:09:13Will you marry me?
00:09:16You're a dear, Bill.
00:09:18I just couldn't get along without you, I guess.
00:09:21That's what I've been trying to tell you.
00:09:24But I couldn't think of marrying right away.
00:09:27I've got something more important to do.
00:09:31There's nothing more important in the world than you marrying me.
00:09:35Oh, yes, there is.
00:09:37Before I marry, I've got a mission in life.
00:09:41A mission in life?
00:09:43Are you sure you feel all right?
00:09:45Oh, of course I feel all right.
00:09:47Well, then what is this mission you're talking about?
00:09:49My father and mother.
00:09:52Well, what's the matter with them?
00:09:53Oh, Bill, they're playing with fire.
00:09:57Who doesn't nowadays?
00:09:59They're just having some harmless fun.
00:10:01Harmless for us, maybe.
00:10:02Because we're young enough to know better.
00:10:05I wouldn't worry about it.
00:10:06They're mature.
00:10:08I know it.
00:10:09That's the trouble.
00:10:11They're too old to understand the present-day technique.
00:10:14I'll say you understand it all right.
00:10:17The way you keep warding me off.
00:10:19Oh, Peggy, why don't you marry me and put me out of my misery?
00:10:24If I did, who knows?
00:10:26It might be just starting for you.
00:10:28I'll take a chance.
00:10:30Say, I'm not a lottery.
00:10:32Oh, come on, say yes.
00:10:34No, Bill.
00:10:35Until I straighten out my father and mother,
00:10:37I wouldn't say yes to any man.
00:10:40Not even to Clinton Darrow?
00:10:43Oh, don't be silly.
00:10:45Why, he's practically engaged to Janet.
00:10:48That wouldn't stop you.
00:10:49Oh, you don't think I'd cut out my own sister?
00:10:52What's that about your own sister?
00:10:55Oh, we were just talking about you and Mr. Darrow.
00:10:59Well, what about us?
00:11:01Well, Bill and I were just wondering
00:11:04when you're going to pop the question
00:11:05and ask Janet to marry you.
00:11:07Oh, I see.
00:11:08Well, I, uh, you, uh, that is, we, uh...
00:11:11Peggy!
00:11:12Yes, dear.
00:11:14Where's father?
00:11:15Oh, I don't know.
00:11:16He's somewhere with Mrs. Lyons King.
00:11:19Mrs. Lyons King?
00:11:20I didn't know she was here.
00:11:22I'd like very much to meet her.
00:11:23Well, it won't do you any good.
00:11:25Father seems to have the inside track.
00:11:28Peggy!
00:11:29Yes, dear.
00:11:30I wish you'd remember your age
00:11:31and act accordingly.
00:11:32How can she, Janet?
00:11:33She is her daddy's baby.
00:11:38Hello, Mr. Reynolds.
00:11:39How do you do, Mr. Darrow?
00:11:40It's fine, thanks.
00:11:41Uh, oh, do you know Mrs. Lyons King?
00:11:43I've never had the pleasure.
00:11:44Mr. Darrow.
00:11:46How do you do, Mr. Darrow?
00:11:47How do you do?
00:11:48This is an honor.
00:11:50A friend of mine told me in New York
00:11:51to be sure and look you up.
00:11:53He said you let him buy in
00:11:55on some of that mahogany
00:11:56that you have in South America.
00:11:59Oh, I know who you mean.
00:12:01Fred tells me that he cleaned up
00:12:02about $100,000 on that deal.
00:12:05Really?
00:12:06I'm almost sorry I sold it.
00:12:08I wish you would let me in on a little.
00:12:11Sorry.
00:12:12There's very little left
00:12:13and that's practically a problem.
00:12:15Yes, I'm far ahead of you, Darrow.
00:12:18I saw her first.
00:12:20Well, if he changes his mind,
00:12:21just let me know, will you?
00:12:22I will.
00:12:23Oh, come on, Quentin.
00:12:24Let's continue our walk.
00:12:25I'll be right with you.
00:12:28I'm awfully glad to have met you
00:12:30and I hope I see more of you.
00:12:37I wonder if he meant anything by that.
00:12:41How can he hurt me, my dear?
00:12:43Oh, you rogue.
00:12:45And I rogue.
00:12:47Oh, Peggy, tell your mother to hurry up.
00:12:51There's the casino.
00:12:52What do you think about the gin face?
00:12:54I don't know what he's doing here.
00:12:54And whatnots.
00:12:55Oh, I love whatnots.
00:12:56You're like, no, no, no, whatnots?
00:12:57You're like, no, no, whatnots?
00:12:59There.
00:13:04You see?
00:13:06And you're going to try to break that up?
00:13:08Say, Peg, how much longer is your mother going to monopolize my boyfriend, Roger?
00:13:18Gee, if I had a mother like that, I'd spank her and put her to bed.
00:13:23And if I had a boyfriend like Roger, I'd put him in his place and make him behave himself.
00:13:30I always told you, you don't appreciate me.
00:13:33Oh, go on.
00:13:36Don't worry.
00:13:37Roger's got it coming to him.
00:13:39Hello, kids.
00:13:55Oh, I've had such a wonderful afternoon.
00:13:57Come on, you big, two-fisted, broad-shouldered weakling.
00:14:12She loves me.
00:14:32Roger, I've had such a wonderful afternoon.
00:14:36What's the big idea?
00:14:37Hello, honey.
00:14:39Where you been?
00:14:40I've been looking all over for you.
00:14:43You didn't look very hard.
00:14:45Oh, yes, I did.
00:14:48Spending the whole afternoon with a woman old enough to be your mother.
00:14:51What do you think I've been doing?
00:14:54I haven't any idea.
00:14:55Oh, did you do anything bad?
00:14:57I saw you holding her hand.
00:14:59I know I had to hold him.
00:15:01She was going to hit me.
00:15:02Bunk.
00:15:03Oh, no, wait a minute.
00:15:04I want to tell you.
00:15:06Oh, listen to you.
00:15:07Wait a minute.
00:15:08Listen.
00:15:08You don't seem to believe a thing I say to you, do you, baby?
00:15:17Scratch.
00:15:18Heh, heh, heh.
00:15:19Hee, hee.
00:15:20You're so funny.
00:15:22You just break me all up.
00:15:35Well, so they tell me.
00:15:37Mm-hmm.
00:15:37Yeah.
00:15:38Well, if there's any practicing to be done, I want you to practice on me.
00:15:51Come here.
00:15:52You don't have to hold them.
00:15:53I won't hit you with them.
00:15:55All right, then.
00:15:56Come on, give me a little kiss, will you?
00:15:57But don't bite me now.
00:16:01See, honey, when you kiss me like that, I hear the bluebirds keep singing sweet.
00:16:08I hear the robins come sweet, sweet, sweet.
00:16:11You're making the heart, making, and so making it's you.
00:16:18I don't know, honey, just where I'm at.
00:16:23You've got me talking right through my head.
00:16:27Who am I, and where am I, and what am I to do?
00:16:34Do I show you, kid, to see?
00:16:38Do I worry, does my heart beat?
00:16:42If I'm jealous and sick, no, you're responsible.
00:16:50Am I foolish, kakadu?
00:16:54Am I crazy, I'm mean for you.
00:16:58If I'm taking up, then if you're responsible.
00:17:04The thing you do to me almost drives me frantic.
00:17:12You talk about me, and I'm so romantic.
00:17:20Do I warble and sing hey-hey?
00:17:24Do I chase you and want to play?
00:17:27If I eat lady's fingers, you're responsible.
00:17:34Do I hunger to stop each day?
00:17:39Do I weaken and act that way?
00:17:42If I'm nervous and moody, you're responsible.
00:17:49Am I lucky but hard to get?
00:17:53Am I falling right in your nest?
00:17:57If I cut paper dollies, you're responsible.
00:18:04I had my fortune told, and that's why I hate you.
00:18:12You say I'm growing old, but I'm a youthful nature.
00:18:18Do I tremble when you are near?
00:18:23Do I holler on love you dear?
00:18:27If I proceed so easily, you're responsible.
00:18:32Tell me, I'm going home.
00:19:40Nothing. I was just thinking about Peggy.
00:19:44Well, what about Peggy?
00:19:48You like Peggy, don't you?
00:19:50Yes, I'm very fond of her.
00:19:52But you know that remark of hers gave me an idea about something.
00:19:56Yes?
00:19:59Janet, I wonder what you really do think about me.
00:20:02Well, I think the letters I've written you ought to show you that.
00:20:07Of course, I wouldn't want anyone to see them.
00:20:10You needn't worry about that.
00:20:12I have them in a safe place.
00:20:14But I wish you'd destroy them.
00:20:16I couldn't do that.
00:20:20Besides, Janet, I've been thinking.
00:20:24I think that it's about time that you and I...
00:20:26Ah, there you are.
00:20:28Congratulate me, Darrow.
00:20:30I think Mr. Lyons King is going to let me have some of that mahogany.
00:20:33Well, you're a very lucky man, Mr. Reynolds.
00:20:35Will you excuse me, Janet?
00:20:39And I'll leave you in good company here.
00:20:46Nice fellow, that.
00:20:47Lots of money, my dear.
00:20:49That's the sort of fellow you should have for a husband.
00:20:52Maybe I could if my family didn't keep butting in.
00:20:55Who's butting in?
00:20:56Oh, I had him right up to the point of proposing.
00:20:59When you had to come along.
00:21:00That's nothing, my dear.
00:21:01Your mother let me up to the gallows 20 times before she got my head through that noose.
00:21:08You are your mother's daughter, my dear.
00:21:11You'll get him up to the point again.
00:21:13I'm not so sure about that.
00:21:14Huh?
00:21:15If he hasn't speeded him for another week around Peggy, he'll forget all about me.
00:21:19Why, Peggy is only a baby.
00:21:23She's old enough to know how to attract his attention.
00:21:25Oh.
00:21:26Or young enough.
00:21:27Ah.
00:21:27Ah.
00:21:27Ah.
00:21:29Ah.
00:21:31One spade.
00:21:45Why don't you double her spade and see what your partner has?
00:21:49Hmm.
00:21:50Why don't you rent a pack of cards and start a game of your own?
00:21:53I will.
00:21:54Oh, I wish you'd keep quiet.
00:21:56How can I concentrate?
00:21:58Concentrate?
00:21:59You!
00:22:00Ha-ha!
00:22:02Yes.
00:22:03Concentrate.
00:22:04Me!
00:22:05Ha-ha!
00:22:08I double one spade.
00:22:11Ha!
00:22:15Well, what do you think we doubled her spade for?
00:22:20We?
00:22:22We?
00:22:23Are you paying too?
00:22:25I have nothing but spades.
00:22:28Well, that's it.
00:22:29We want to find out your strength.
00:22:31Come on.
00:22:31Say two spades.
00:22:33I won't say it.
00:22:35Well, don't say it.
00:22:36No.
00:22:36Oh, for heaven's sake.
00:22:40All right.
00:22:42Two spades.
00:22:44Oh.
00:22:49Pass.
00:22:49Pass.
00:22:51Two no trump.
00:22:55Pass.
00:22:56Pass.
00:22:58Pass.
00:22:59Your lead, Janet.
00:23:02No.
00:23:02No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:23:03Mm-mm.
00:23:06Play a club.
00:23:07It's the only one you got.
00:23:09Yes.
00:23:10Ha!
00:23:10I wish I had a club.
00:23:13I'd give it to you when it would do you some good.
00:23:16Oh, I wish somebody would take you out and forget to bring you back.
00:23:20Push, push, push, push, push, push, push, push, push.
00:23:23Oh, darling.
00:23:27There.
00:23:30There.
00:23:33Will you bid it?
00:23:34Now, let's see you pay it.
00:23:37Well, I do it all by myself.
00:23:39That's as I have to do everything so far as you're concerned.
00:23:45Oh!
00:23:53Now...
00:23:54Ha-ha!
00:23:57Just a happy family gathering, huh?
00:24:00Even the baby of the family plays bridge.
00:24:03May I sit beside you?
00:24:05I may bring you luck.
00:24:06Oh, gee.
00:24:07I need luck.
00:24:09Ha-ha!
00:24:09Peggy.
00:24:11Yes, dear.
00:24:12Play your card.
00:24:21Mr. Darrow, would you play my hand for me?
00:24:24I want to go see what the dynamite division is up to.
00:24:26Why, certainly.
00:24:27Sure.
00:24:27Thanks.
00:24:28Pardon me.
00:24:29I know.
00:24:30I love you.
00:24:31I want to go see what the dynamite is up to.
00:24:33Oh, thank you.
00:24:35You're responsible.
00:24:36I am my coach and hope.
00:24:40That's why I hate you.
00:24:43It's me and I'm going home.
00:24:46But I'm a youthful nation.
00:24:49So I wobble to save me.
00:24:51Who are the girls?
00:24:52I don't know.
00:24:53They must be ladies.
00:24:55How do you know?
00:24:56Look, they're wearing stockings.
00:24:58Well, you cute little things.
00:25:00Hey, gang.
00:25:01Gang.
00:25:01Come on, let's get those stockings.
00:25:03Look at them.
00:25:03Oh, let's get them.
00:25:05Come on, let's get them.
00:25:06Come on, let's get them.
00:25:07Oh, let's get them.
00:25:10Oh, let's get them.
00:25:12Oh, let's get them.
00:25:15Oh, let's get them.
00:25:17Look out, let's get them.
00:25:22Stop, stop, it's a season.
00:25:26No wonder it looks that way.
00:25:28Girls, the forum are no more forum today.
00:25:33Look at them.
00:25:34Stop, maybe just a reason.
00:25:36For they do all that they can.
00:25:38Have to fight for good.
00:25:41Don't make the number tan.
00:25:43Look at them.
00:25:45Make the number.
00:25:46Make the number down.
00:25:47Keep them up.
00:25:48In the living time.
00:25:49I'm here with one all the time.
00:25:52Don't make the number tan.
00:25:54Look at them.
00:25:55Come on, come on, come on, come on.
00:25:57Come on, come on, come on, come on.
00:25:59I'll be looking for the more than one.
00:26:00Give them up, come on.
00:26:02Don't make the number tan.
00:26:03Why they say every little sister
00:26:08Somehow this can't be used
00:26:11They don't mind the sister
00:26:13So long as they're done
00:26:16It's a great day
00:26:18It's a great day
00:26:19It's a great day
00:26:21It's a great day
00:26:23It's a great day
00:26:25They're not taking them down
00:26:28They're not taking them down
00:26:31They're not taking them down
00:26:33Ghostsmen can't wait
00:26:35Come on, come on
00:26:36They're not taking them down
00:26:38They're not taking them down
00:26:40They're not taking them down
00:26:42Ghostsmen can't wait
00:26:45Why they say every little sister
00:26:48Somehow this can't be used
00:26:50They don't mind the sister
00:26:53So long as they're done
00:26:55It's a great day
00:26:57It's a great day
00:26:58It's a great day
00:27:00It's a great day
00:27:02Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:04Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:04Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:05Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:06Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:07Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:08Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:09Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:10Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:11Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:12Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:13Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:14Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:15Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:16Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:17Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:18Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:19Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:20Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:21Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:22Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:23Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:24Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:25Oh, son, can't wait
00:27:26Hello, Mr. Reynolds.
00:27:53I'm so happy to see you.
00:27:55Are you really, Mrs. Science King?
00:27:56I'm charmed to see you.
00:27:58Oh, thank you.
00:27:59You know, I try to get away from that infernal bridge came all the afternoon and I won't
00:28:02see you.
00:28:03Oh, really?
00:28:04Yes.
00:28:05You're a dear.
00:28:06Am I very?
00:28:07I'm afraid you're just flirting with me.
00:28:09Oh, no, no, no, not at all.
00:28:10Aren't you?
00:28:11No, I never flirt.
00:28:12Don't you?
00:28:13Well, I want to speak to you.
00:28:15Shall we go inside?
00:28:16Yes, shall we?
00:28:17Yes, yes.
00:28:18Why, Mother, did you see what I just saw?
00:28:21Yes, dear.
00:28:22Your father's at it again.
00:28:24All right.
00:28:25Glad I met you.
00:28:26I'm going to give you a check right now to close that deal.
00:28:27Oh, no hurry.
00:28:28Oh, nonsense.
00:28:29I'll make it for 50,000.
00:28:30Don't forget, you're doing this at your own risk.
00:28:31Oh, you can't fool me.
00:28:32There's no risk to this.
00:28:34Come.
00:28:35Oh, no worries.
00:28:36Oh, no worries.
00:28:37Oh, no worries.
00:28:38Oh, no worries.
00:28:39I'll make it for 50,000.
00:28:41Don't forget, you're doing this at your own risk.
00:28:44Oh, you can't fool me.
00:28:47There's no risk to this.
00:28:49Oh, well, hello.
00:29:07Hello.
00:29:08Mr. Reynolds, your wife is looking for you.
00:29:11You didn't tell her where I was?
00:29:13No, she told me.
00:29:15She?
00:29:15Will you excuse me?
00:29:20I think I'd better go.
00:29:30Well?
00:29:35There it is.
00:29:38Fifty grand, eh?
00:29:39Not bad.
00:29:42The Leviathan sale's Thursday.
00:29:44And we'll be on it.
00:29:46And how.
00:29:47The Leviathan.
00:29:51The Leviathan.
00:29:51The End
00:30:21What is it?
00:30:36Shh!
00:30:37What's the matter?
00:30:40Can you keep a secret?
00:30:41Of course I can.
00:30:43You promise not to tell anyone?
00:30:45Not a soul.
00:30:47Will you marry me?
00:30:52No.
00:30:54Well then give me another kiss.
00:30:59Gee Peggy, you're wonderful.
00:31:01You really think so?
00:31:03There isn't anything I wouldn't do for you.
00:31:06I'm just dying to marry you.
00:31:09Any other inducements?
00:31:12Gee Peggy, you're never serious.
00:31:16There isn't anything I wouldn't do for you.
00:31:19Huh.
00:31:20You say I'm not serious.
00:31:22But you don't know the half of it, Bill.
00:31:24I only know I love you.
00:31:27Is that all you know?
00:31:30You know, Bill, I know it's going to be hard to believe, but I just don't feel like marrying you now.
00:31:39That's a very narrow attitude.
00:31:40Well, I guess a girl's got a right not to get married till she wants to.
00:31:45Well, why don't you want to?
00:31:47Uh, cause I'm busy.
00:31:49Yeah, busy going to parties.
00:31:51Well?
00:31:53Your conduct has made you the talk of this club.
00:31:57You don't think there's anything wrong.
00:32:00I know you don't mean anything by it.
00:32:02What would you do if there was something wrong?
00:32:08Oh, Peggy, you couldn't do anything wrong.
00:32:11And even if you did, I wouldn't believe it.
00:32:14Oh, my.
00:32:15Aren't we getting serious?
00:32:17I am serious.
00:32:22You need someone to take care of you.
00:32:24Oh, you got that out of a book.
00:32:26No, I didn't.
00:32:28Because, sweetheart, each love book I read, I never finish through.
00:32:39It was a love that I need.
00:32:43I need the love from you.
00:32:46Why do you always hold me, even in my dreams, too?
00:32:56I'd love to have you want me.
00:33:02Here's what I'd like to do.
00:33:06If I could whisper sweet love words, holding you close on my knees,
00:33:19Then how could I envy the love burn with you, with me?
00:33:30If you were mine and you shouldn't be, wouldn't it be heavenly?
00:33:42Why, how lovely everything could be with you, with me.
00:33:52We are made it, and related to each other's heart.
00:34:04Why keep waiting, hesitating, come on and let's start.
00:34:13Now, if your love just could endeavor, to feel my love's sympathy,
00:34:25Then I'd be contented forever, with me, with me.
00:34:36If you were mine and you should be,
00:35:06Wouldn't it be heavenly, wouldn't it be heavenly?
00:35:12Why, how lovely everything could be with me, with me.
00:35:23We are made it, and related to each other's heart.
00:35:34Why, how lovely everything could be with you, with me.
00:35:38Come on and let's start.
00:35:40But I hear, come on and let's die, if your love don't come under, to feel my love sympathy, then I'd be contented forever with you.
00:36:09We'll be...
00:36:39Sometimes, I think you're just trying to give me the runaround.
00:36:56If you're going to spend your time trying to regulate my manners, we might as well call it a day.
00:37:06That's all right with me.
00:37:11But give me back those letters I wrote you.
00:37:15Why?
00:37:16There's some things in them I'm ashamed of.
00:37:26I'm sorry.
00:37:28Oh, if you had any decency, you'd return them.
00:37:33If you had any sense, you never would have written them.
00:37:36I want those letters back, you understand?
00:37:39Try and get them.
00:37:41Oh, sometimes I think I could kill you.
00:38:06Bill, I think I have another mission in life.
00:38:11Oh, don't pay any attention to that.
00:38:14That's just a lover's quarrel.
00:38:16They'll make it up tomorrow.
00:38:19I think I'll go to my room.
00:38:21I have a headache.
00:38:22Oh, I'm sorry, Peggy.
00:38:29Good night, Bill.
00:38:32Good night, Peggy.
00:38:34I'll see you tomorrow.
00:38:35I'll see you tomorrow.
00:39:04Good night, Peggy.
00:39:19Looking for someone, Peggy?
00:39:21Oh, no, dear.
00:39:24I think I'll go to bed.
00:39:27You're not ill.
00:39:35Nothing serious.
00:39:37Just a headache.
00:39:38I'm sorry.
00:39:40Let me undress you and put you to bed.
00:39:42You know, I haven't done that in years, dear.
00:39:46Why, mother, dear, are you sure you aren't ill?
00:39:50Of course not.
00:39:52Here, let me help you.
00:39:53No, I don't think I'll get undressed.
00:39:56I'll just lie here on the bed and read a while.
00:39:58Now, don't be silly.
00:40:00You'll be much more comfortable in bed.
00:40:01But I don't want to...
00:40:02Now.
00:40:05Oh, all right.
00:40:07Mother knows best.
00:40:08Of course she does.
00:40:13Now, are you sure there's nothing more I can do for you, dear?
00:40:16No, thank you, mother.
00:40:18Any pain?
00:40:19No.
00:40:21Only the pain some people give me around this club.
00:40:25Now, don't be a baby.
00:40:27Good night, mother.
00:40:28Good night, dear.
00:40:30Good night, boss.
00:40:31Good night, everybody.
00:40:32Good night.
00:40:33Good night, wife.
00:40:35Good night.
00:40:36Gimana только are you, dear?
00:40:37You're all right.
00:40:38I'm sorry.
00:40:39Good night.
00:40:40My mind will be feeling the pain.
00:40:41I'm sorry.
00:40:42Good night, everybody.
00:40:43How are you doing?
00:40:44Good, all right?
00:40:45Good night.
00:40:46Good night.
00:40:47Good night.
00:40:48Good night, everybody.
00:40:49My throat is all right.
00:40:51Good night.
00:40:52Good night.
00:40:53Good night.
00:40:54Good night.
00:40:55Good night.
00:42:26Well, dear me, this is one pleasure I hadn't looked forward to.
00:42:29I hadn't either.
00:42:31You were just following that impulse, eh?
00:42:34What impulse?
00:42:35Whatever impulse it is that attracts a man and a girl.
00:42:38Oh, it's all a mistake.
00:42:41A mistake.
00:42:43An indiscretion, maybe.
00:42:44But a mistake never.
00:42:47Oh, I feel so ashamed.
00:42:49But I overheard your quarrel with Janet a little while ago, and...
00:42:53Oh, you heard that, eh?
00:42:55Yes.
00:42:55And I felt so bored with everything and everybody that I, uh...
00:43:00Now, that you thought you would see if you couldn't find those letters.
00:43:03Well, you've wasted your time, my dear.
00:43:05I have them with me.
00:43:07In my pocket.
00:43:08You see?
00:43:19What?
00:43:20Why, you're trembling like a frightened child.
00:43:23Well, you're leaving out the whole preface.
00:43:26Don't you know the hero always locks the door and produces a couple of drinks?
00:43:32Pardon me for overlooking such important details.
00:43:38Finest sherry on the market.
00:43:40Pre-Chinese War.
00:43:42Every bit of it.
00:43:43And the labels imported all the way from Europe.
00:43:57Now, if you'll wait, I'll lock the door, eh?
00:44:01That can't be Peggy.
00:44:15It certainly is, Peggy.
00:44:24But that was Daryl's room she came out of.
00:44:28Yes, I know.
00:44:31If you'll excuse me, Bill, I think I'll go find Father and Mother.
00:44:40Uh, say, uh, have you got a balcony outside of your room?
00:44:46Yes.
00:44:47Have you?
00:44:49Uh, I'll swap rooms with you.
00:44:53Oh, no, you won't.
00:44:55No?
00:44:55Uh, so long.
00:44:59Goodbye.
00:45:02I can't believe it.
00:45:03But, Father, I tell you, I saw her.
00:45:05You see?
00:45:16She's asleep.
00:45:17Asleep nothing.
00:45:19What?
00:45:23Wake up, young lady.
00:45:26What's the matter?
00:45:27Matter enough and you know it.
00:45:28There's the window she crawled through.
00:45:31Peggy.
00:45:32Did you leave this room?
00:45:33Yes, but I...
00:45:34Where did you go?
00:45:35She went to Clinton Daryl's room.
00:45:36Did you?
00:45:37Well, yes, but...
00:45:38Oh, Peggy, how could you?
00:45:40But, Mother, I...
00:45:41No excuses, young lady.
00:45:43Do you realize what you have done?
00:45:45You have disgraced the whole family.
00:45:47If you'll wait a minute...
00:45:48Everyone in the club saw you.
00:45:50You're the talk of the whole place now.
00:45:52Oh, how a daughter of mine could do such a thing.
00:45:56How...
00:45:56Why couldn't someone keep an eye on her?
00:45:58Why couldn't someone realize that he was headed for danger?
00:46:02If you'll let me tell you why I went there.
00:46:04Everyone knows why you went there.
00:46:06Oh.
00:46:08Is that what you think?
00:46:09Of course that's what we think.
00:46:11In that case, there's nothing more for me to say.
00:46:14But, Peggy, dear, if there was nothing wrong in it, why did you go there?
00:46:19I will tell you.
00:46:20Oh, yes.
00:46:20There couldn't have been any other reason.
00:46:22You ought to know what the reason was.
00:46:25Well, I hope you don't think I've ever done anything like that.
00:46:28Peggy is quite right.
00:46:29You ought to know.
00:46:32You and your mother have been so busy running about with your boyfriends
00:46:34that you haven't had time to look after her.
00:46:36Oh, you're a fine winter talk.
00:46:38I?
00:46:39Yes, you.
00:46:39Why?
00:46:40How about you and that lion's woman?
00:46:42Well, never mind that.
00:46:43Oh, but I do mind.
00:46:45You bring me here on a vacation and you spend all your time
00:46:48with the first woman who rolled her eyes at you.
00:46:50She never rolled her eyes at me.
00:46:51Oh, no.
00:46:52It was her hip.
00:46:56Oh.
00:46:58Oh, disgusting.
00:47:00Mother is right, Father.
00:47:01You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
00:47:02How dare you?
00:47:04I suppose your mother didn't flirt with every young cake eater
00:47:07that came her way and smiled at her.
00:47:10Let me tell you one thing.
00:47:11If ever I find Roger Fleming worrying about you again,
00:47:14I'll kill him.
00:47:15Fall.
00:47:15I'll shoot him.
00:47:16Oh, but, course you.
00:47:17You can't.
00:47:17You should be a possible thing to an innocent boy like that.
00:47:19Oh, stop that boy.
00:47:20What a heavy ass.
00:47:22I can't hold my ass.
00:47:23I can't hold my ass.
00:47:24All of you keep quiet.
00:47:25Hello, Bill.
00:47:40Why, Bill.
00:47:42Hello.
00:47:44And what's ailing you?
00:47:49Peggy, I'd kind of like an explanation.
00:47:52Oh, you would.
00:47:55You'd like an explanation from me.
00:47:58Peggy, I saw you coming out of Dara's window last night.
00:48:03I was with Janet and...
00:48:05And?
00:48:06Well, no nice girl does that, you know.
00:48:10In her pajamas.
00:48:11Well, you'd hardly expect me to come out without my pajamas, would you?
00:48:16Peggy, be serious.
00:48:17I demand an explanation.
00:48:22Oh, you do.
00:48:23You demand an explanation from me.
00:48:28Bill, I'm more hurt than insulted by your remarks.
00:48:33I figured that no matter what anybody said, you at least would stick by me.
00:48:39A great pal you've turned out to be.
00:48:42Explanations, huh?
00:48:45Explanations to you?
00:48:47Well, Peggy, I saw you with my own eyes.
00:48:52What else is a fella gonna think?
00:48:54A fella with an evil mind like yours can think a lot of things.
00:48:58I don't want to ever see you again.
00:49:00Don't you ever dare speak to me as long as you live.
00:49:05But, Peggy...
00:49:06You heard me.
00:49:08Well, listen.
00:49:09Oh, you can go...
00:49:11Go to the devil.
00:49:12If he would whisper sweet love words
00:49:36Holding you close on his knee
00:49:40Why, how could you envy the love birds
00:49:46With you, with him
00:49:50If you are his and you should be
00:49:56Wouldn't it be heavenly?
00:50:01Why, how lovely everything could be
00:50:06With you, with him
00:50:11You're mated and related
00:50:16To each other's heart
00:50:21Why keep waiting, hesitating
00:50:27Go on and just start
00:50:32If your love just would endeavor
00:50:37If your love just would endeavor
00:50:38To hold his love's sympathy
00:50:43Why, you'd be contended
00:50:48Forever
00:50:49With you
00:50:52With him
00:50:56I guess I've had the wrong angle on you
00:51:17You're a real friend
00:51:19And if ever I needed a friend
00:51:22It's right now
00:51:23Well, anything I can do for you?
00:51:25Yes
00:51:25What?
00:51:27Clinton Darrow's got some letters
00:51:28I'd like to get
00:51:29But he carries them in his inside coat pocket
00:51:32Won't he give them to you?
00:51:33No
00:51:34Why don't you take them away from him?
00:51:36Oh, I couldn't
00:51:37Well, I bet I get them for you
00:51:39How soon do you want them?
00:51:40By tonight
00:51:41They're as good as yours right now
00:51:43Oh, thanks
00:51:44Gee, Roger
00:51:46I've been doing you an awful injustice
00:51:48About mother, I mean
00:51:50Oh, yes
00:51:52And I wanted to warn you
00:51:54Father says
00:51:55If he ever sees you and mother
00:51:56Alone together again
00:51:58He'll shoot you on sight
00:51:59Wait till I tell Tootie that
00:52:04Tootie?
00:52:04Sure, we're engaged
00:52:06No
00:52:06Oh, she had to work awful hard
00:52:08To get me
00:52:09And if your father kills me
00:52:12Oh, she'll be terribly disappointed
00:52:14Gee, well
00:52:15Well, don't forget
00:52:16I warned you
00:52:17All right
00:52:18Thanks
00:52:19Thanks, Peg
00:52:20Goodbye, Roger
00:52:21Goodbye
00:52:22What's the matter, Roger?
00:52:30Oh, I'm full of troubles this morning, Pudgy
00:52:31I gotta get a lot of letters from Clinton Darrow
00:52:33Then why don't you get them?
00:52:36Well, he carries them in his inside coat pocket
00:52:38And he's too big
00:52:40Oh, well, why don't you ask him
00:52:41To take his coat off?
00:52:45I know how we'll get those letters
00:52:48How?
00:52:49We'll stage a fake hold-up
00:52:51A fake hold-up?
00:52:53Yeah
00:52:53What do you mean?
00:52:56Listen, I know a couple of fellas
00:52:58We can get to come to the show tonight
00:52:59Fifty bucks a piece
00:53:00We'll get them to holler
00:53:02Hands up, everybody
00:53:03That's where I step in
00:53:05And grab the letters from Darrow
00:53:06See, that's
00:53:09But look
00:53:10Won't he recognize you?
00:53:12No, you leave that to me
00:53:13Gee, it sounds all right
00:53:17It is all right
00:53:18But are they gonna have guns?
00:53:19Sure, they'll have guns
00:53:20But they'll have blank cartridges in them
00:53:22Oh, I see
00:53:25Kill the
00:53:26Pick us
00:53:27In it
00:53:28Every
00:53:31The
00:53:32The
00:53:34The
00:53:34The
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00:53:37The
00:53:38The
00:53:39The
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00:55:52Don't be silly.
00:55:54They're nothing to you now?
00:55:55Maybe not now.
00:55:57Oh, I didn't know anyone could be as old as you.
00:56:01You'll never get those letters that way.
00:56:03And beside, that little slap will cost your father about $20,000.
00:56:08What do you mean?
00:56:09Well, you'll find out when I see him up on the roof garden.
00:56:11What the dickens is the matter with you?
00:56:29Oh, nothing in particular.
00:56:31I'm all right.
00:56:32I'm all right.
00:56:33I'm all right.
00:56:35Okay.
00:56:35What is it?
00:57:05Mr. Janet, where are you going?
00:57:07Oh, none of your business.
00:57:35I'm sorry, sir.
00:57:57It's a plain ham and egg sandwich.
00:58:10Care for anything to drink, sir?
00:58:15A bottle of milk.
00:58:25Certified.
00:58:31Hurry up, Peggy.
00:58:32You're next.
00:58:33Come on.
00:58:36Now, listen.
00:58:37That's Darrow sitting right over there, see?
00:58:42Now, when I give you the signal, pull your guns and holler, stick them up.
00:58:47Okay.
00:58:48Okay?
00:58:49Fudgy, you holler.
00:58:50It's a holdup.
00:58:51It's a holdup.
00:58:52That's right.
00:58:53Start in shooting right away, see?
00:58:54And everybody will be too nervous to do a darn thing.
00:58:57I'll go over and grab the letters from Darrow.
00:58:59Gee, that's great.
00:59:00Say, listen.
00:59:01Are you sure you've got blank cartridges in those guns?
00:59:02Sure.
00:59:03All blank.
00:59:04That's great.
00:59:05Then there'll be no danger.
00:59:06I wonder what has happened to Peggy.
00:59:07Surely there must be something the matter.
00:59:09Say, that's very odd, isn't it?
00:59:10Isn't it?
00:59:11Nothing serious, I trust.
00:59:16Joe, I must find my sister.
00:59:18I'll find her for you, but go on.
00:59:20But that's...
00:59:21If you would whisper, sweet love, why? Holding me close on your knees.
00:59:42Say, how could I end?
00:59:45And live our lover with me, with me?
00:59:53If you were mine and you should be, wouldn't it be heavenly?
01:00:03Why, how lovely everything could be with me, with me.
01:00:13We all lay here, and we lay here, to each other's hands.
01:00:21There he is.
01:00:22There he is.
01:00:23There he is.
01:00:24Get him up there.
01:00:25Reach this guy.
01:00:26Get him up there.
01:00:27Reach this guy.
01:00:28Get him up there.
01:00:30That's it and keep him there.
01:00:37It's you, I'm after you.
01:00:38Hold your chin up.
01:00:39I'm in the double one.
01:00:43Oh, I see.
01:00:44That is very nice, ain't it?
01:00:45Very nice, old chappy.
01:00:46This is a bit of a do, ain't it?
01:00:47Hold him there, you.
01:00:48Goodbye, Papa.
01:00:49Goodbye, Papa.
01:00:50Oh, I see.
01:00:51Oh, I see.
01:00:52That is very nice, ain't it?
01:00:53Very nice, old chappy.
01:00:54This is a bit of a do, ain't it?
01:00:56Hold him there, you.
01:00:57Goodbye, Papa.
01:00:58Hold him there, you.
01:00:59Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:01Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:02Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:03Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:04Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:05Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:06Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:07Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:08Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:09Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:10Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:11Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:12Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:13Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:14Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:15Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:16Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:17Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:18Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:19Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:20Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:21Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:22Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:23Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:24Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:25Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:26Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:27Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:28Goodbye, Papa.
01:01:29I'm all right, Bill.
01:01:32Father, it's Peggy.
01:01:35So it is.
01:01:37Peggy.
01:01:39Come on.
01:01:42What is it, Bill?
01:01:43What is it?
01:01:44What is it?
01:01:44Oh, I'm sure it's just a flesh.
01:01:45Oh, Peggy.
01:01:46Just a flesh one?
01:01:47We've got to get up.
01:01:48Get up.
01:01:48Get up.
01:01:48Get up.
01:01:48Get up.
01:01:48Come on.
01:01:48Get up.
01:01:49Get up.
01:01:49Get up.
01:01:59Be careful, Bill.
01:02:04Yes, it's a gently.
01:02:04Gentle.
01:02:05Get up.
01:02:07Now, gently.
01:02:08Oh, my darling, my little baby, Peggy.
01:02:11I'll get the doctor.
01:02:13All right.
01:02:14Hurry up and get someone.
01:02:16Oh, what is it?
01:02:17Somebody shot her.
01:02:19Oh, is she dead?
01:02:21Do you know, is she still breathing?
01:02:23Peggy, darling, look at me.
01:02:25Peggy.
01:02:26That's all, thank you.
01:02:35See you tomorrow.
01:02:40Anything serious, doctor?
01:02:41No, just a little flesh wound, that's all.
01:02:44Good night, everyone.
01:02:45Good night.
01:02:45Good night, doctor.
01:02:46Good night.
01:02:47Oh, Mr. Reynolds, can I see Peggy?
01:02:51There she is.
01:02:56Here are the letters, Peggy.
01:02:58Roger, how can we ever thank you?
01:03:01Father?
01:03:04Yes?
01:03:05You don't know it, but the family is greatly indebted to Roger.
01:03:09I don't understand you.
01:03:10I'll explain later.
01:03:12Well, whatever it is, I thank you.
01:03:16You're welcome.
01:03:20Come on, Tootie.
01:03:21Come on, Tootie.
01:03:26Janet?
01:03:30Here are your letters.
01:03:36What letters?
01:03:38Oh, I'm so ashamed of myself.
01:03:42Janet, I am terribly disappointed in you.
01:03:45I can't understand how any girl as young as you still are
01:03:48could have fallen for the line that Clinton Darrow handed out.
01:03:51One would think you were as old as mother.
01:03:55Now, I went to Clinton Darrow's room last night to get those letters.
01:03:58Yes?
01:03:58I didn't get them, but I did find out that he and Mrs. Lyons King were working together.
01:04:03They're a couple of crooks.
01:04:06Crooks?
01:04:06Yes.
01:04:08And I gave her a check for $50,000.
01:04:11What?
01:04:12Wait a minute, Mother.
01:04:14Here is the check.
01:04:15Taken from Darrow's pocket with those letters.
01:04:19Does that prove it?
01:04:22Thank heaven.
01:04:23No, thank Roger.
01:04:25He's the hero.
01:04:27So, you're giving checks for $50,000 to women, are you?
01:04:31Now, Mother, I've got something to say to you.
01:04:35Really?
01:04:36You and Roger have been pretty good little pals, haven't you?
01:04:40And heaven only knows how far it might have gone if I hadn't had a talk with Roger this afternoon.
01:04:47Of course, if you were still young, I wouldn't have paid a bit of attention to you.
01:04:54But, Mother, you're too old to be playing with five.
01:04:58Peggy, stop that.
01:05:00I won't allow you to talk like that to your mother.
01:05:02And what I am saying to her goes double for you.
01:05:04Double?
01:05:05Yes, double.
01:05:06Falling for a woman like Mrs. Lyons King.
01:05:10Oh, I just hate that name.
01:05:13And giving her a check for $50,000.
01:05:17It was for mahogany.
01:05:19Oh, you don't need mahogany.
01:05:21You've got enough in your head.
01:05:22I guess it's about time the whole family sign for an armistice.
01:05:30And let's begin all over again.
01:05:34Father.
01:05:35Yes, ma'am.
01:05:36Forget the Romeo stuff.
01:05:38As well as the flapper stuff.
01:05:43And let us just be our age.
01:05:46Hmm?
01:05:47Yes.
01:05:47And to think Peggy might have been killed, all because of us.
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