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00:00Speak to you for a minute.
00:08What is it, Hazel?
00:09Oh, not to you. I wanted to talk to Missy.
00:11You just go right ahead with your book. Enjoy yourself.
00:14All right.
00:14Don't let me disturb you.
00:16He's had a hard day at the office, you know.
00:18He deserves to have some rest.
00:20But like they say, woman's work is never done.
00:24I'm pooped.
00:25Well, you've had a full day, Hazel.
00:26You better just rest tonight.
00:27Well, I've been ironing for almost two hours them shirts.
00:31Your shirts, Mr. B.
00:33Don't let me disturb you. Go right ahead. Enjoy your book.
00:36All right.
00:37I never saw a man could use up as many clean shirts in a week as he can.
00:41Hazel, I'm sorry, but I intend to wear a clean shirt every morning
00:44and another if we entertain or go out in the evening.
00:47Okay, Mr. B.
00:49I guess it ain't the number of shirts so much as that old iron.
00:52I've been using it for eight years.
00:54Isn't it working properly?
00:55About as good as it ever did.
00:57Good.
00:57But, you know, it's an antique.
01:00They've made a lot of improvements in irons in the last eight years, Mr. B.
01:04With a new iron, a person could probably...
01:05Hazel, we'll buy you a new iron.
01:08Oh, thanks, Mr. B.
01:10I didn't want to come right out blunt and ask, you know.
01:13Thanks.
01:14You know, get a new iron every week.
01:17Well, enjoy your mystery.
01:18It's got a terrific ending.
01:20You never guess it was that pretty girl, don't it?
01:22You never guess it was that pretty girl.
01:22I don't know.
01:23And I'm missing any iron.
01:23Oh, thanks.
01:24I don't know.
01:24Oh, thanks.
01:24Another one!
01:25I don't know.
01:26The power of the sea!
01:28You never must.
01:28Yeah, that's pretty girl.
01:30On the ice!
01:31We'll find a new iron Dancing реal.
01:32It's so cute.
01:34You never know what you think he can look.
01:36No, there it is.
01:39It's so cute...
01:39I increase the oil of the sea veryniest.
01:40That's why you get it.
01:41Not my...
01:41I do.
01:42It's so cute.
01:42It's so cute.
01:43It's so cute!
01:44I never can't eat it here.
01:45Why?
01:46If you make anotherìš´ movie.
01:47Yeah?
01:48Yeah, I...
01:48something.
01:52Oh, Mr. B, do you look handsome.
02:11Boy, you're the best-looking man in a tuxedo I ever seen.
02:15Well, thank you, Hazel.
02:17Gonna be dancing and everything, huh?
02:19Oh, sure. They've hired a small orchestra.
02:21Oh, gee, I'd sure like to go to an affair like that.
02:24Oh, Mr. B, now don't you hang around the punch bowl.
02:27You get out there and dance.
02:28All right, Hazel, I will.
02:30I'll be dancing a foxtrot all evening, no matter what they're playing.
02:32Oh, boy. I bet you're a terrific dancer.
02:35Fat men is always lying on their feet.
02:38Thanks.
02:39Oh, Missy, do you look gorgeous.
02:41Thank you, Hazel. Do you like the dress?
02:43Terrific. She looks like a princess in a fairy tale, don't she, Mr. B?
02:47She looks lovely.
02:48Oh, and you're wearing your mother's diamond earrings.
02:50I had George get them out of the safe deposit box.
02:53Aren't they beautiful?
02:53Oh, yeah.
02:55But it's a shame to hide them on your ears.
02:56If it was me, I'd want to wear them on my fingers so I could look at them.
03:00Now, you two stay here.
03:02I want to get my camera.
03:03Hazel, we have to leave.
03:04We haven't got time for pictures.
03:05Oh, just a couple, Mr. B.
03:06Not even one.
03:08We'll be late.
03:08Well, you've got to say goodnight to Harold anyway.
03:11Harold!
03:12Your folks is leaving.
03:13I wonder if the Crowders will be there.
03:15Oh, I'm sure they will.
03:17Brother, she always traps me in a tango and I can't dance the tango.
03:22Are you leaving?
03:23That's right.
03:24It's time for you to go to bed.
03:26You sure look swell.
03:28Well, thank you, sir.
03:29Well, what about me?
03:30You look swell, too.
03:32You look like a waiter.
03:33Well, thank you, sir.
03:35I think.
03:35Everybody smile.
03:37Oh, for Pete's sake, Hazel, you blinded me.
03:41Oh, well, it's over in a sec.
03:44This will be a terrific picture.
03:45Now, you just all get over there by the stairs.
03:47We don't have time for pictures.
03:49Give me a kiss goodnight, Harold.
03:51Smile.
03:53Hazel.
03:53Oh, that didn't hold you up long.
03:55Now, I want to get one more right over here.
03:57There will not be any more pictures.
03:58You be a good boy, Harold, and go to bed.
04:00Hi, Will.
04:01Night, Harold.
04:01Good night.
04:02Night, Hazel.
04:03Good night, Missy.
04:03Good night, Mr. B.
04:06Oh, boy, I'd sure like to go to an affair like that.
04:09Why don't we watch some television?
04:11Oh, no, you've got to get to bed.
04:13You want to take some more pictures?
04:14No, you've got to hit the hay sport.
04:16Oh, won't you just let me step for a little while?
04:18Now, come on.
04:19You don't want to keep your dreams waiting, do you?
04:22My dreams?
04:23Oh, sure, you've got a lot of dreams.
04:24They can't start till you get there.
04:26I bet that horse of yours is waiting.
04:28You mean star?
04:29Sure, the fastest horse in the West.
04:32Boy, can't you just see yourself riding him in that cowboy suit?
04:35Yeah, shooting the bad guys with my six guns.
04:38Oh, sure.
04:39You've got some swell dreams coming up.
04:42Good night, Hazel.
04:43Good night, sport.
04:55Boy, a dance like that must be something.
05:01Announcing the arrival of Lady Hazel Burke.
05:05How'd you do?
05:07How'd you do?
05:08How'd you do?
05:10Oh, your lordship.
05:11Leave off kissing my hand.
05:12Them cameramen is taking our pictures.
05:15Hmm?
05:16Oh, my diamonds.
05:17They was mama's.
05:19Sure.
05:19They've been in the family so long, they're practically wore out.
05:24What's that, your dukeship?
05:26Oh, my dress.
05:27Oh, yeah, gorgeous.
05:28I got it in Paris, France.
05:30It wasn't even on sale.
05:33It sets off my figure something terrific.
05:36Shall we dance?
05:37Oh, for Pete's sake.
05:49Oh, my gosh.
06:19Don't you move the muscle.
06:25Move? Well, how can I? You're practically paralyzed me.
06:28That was only a bunch. You start acting funny, I'll make it a home run.
06:32This is the perfect ending of a perfect day.
06:36Well, let's call the police. Let's get it over with.
06:38I'm going to call them. Don't you worry.
06:40Where's the phone?
06:43It's right in here.
06:44Well, then do it.
06:45You sit down there and don't start acting funny.
06:50Well, just hurry up and call the police.
06:52After this town, jail will be a relief.
06:54There ain't nothing wrong with this town.
06:56They're putting a few of you burglars in jail, old killer.
06:58I'm not a burglar.
06:59You broke into the house.
07:02I'm hungry.
07:03I was going to take some food, sure, but that doesn't make me a burglar.
07:07Well, you're holding a ball bat. That doesn't make you Mickey Mantle.
07:09You're a funny kind of fella.
07:11Well, just call the police. At least I'll get something to eat in jail.
07:17You mean you ain't had no dinner?
07:19I haven't had a bite to eat since yesterday.
07:21Well, for Pete's sake.
07:34Hazel, that's the best meal I ever had.
07:36Oh, I don't know. I didn't think my biscuits was up to usual.
07:39You want another piece of pie?
07:41No, thanks. I couldn't.
07:43Oh, we'll have some more coffee anyway.
07:45So you was a mechanic over in Centerville, huh?
07:48Darn good one, too.
07:50Saved up $1,200 because I opened a shop of my own.
07:53Figured this would be the town for it.
07:55What a laugh.
07:56What do you mean?
07:58Yesterday I drew all my money out of the bank,
08:00said goodbye to my friends, piled the stuff in the car,
08:02and started out for here.
08:03Biggest mistake I ever made.
08:05Well, for Pete's sake, what happened?
08:07Well, I had to drive all night where I was happy as a bird.
08:10Got here at 7 o'clock this morning.
08:13Just when I came into town, I picked up a hitchhiker.
08:16He held me up and stole my $1,200.
08:18The whole $1,200?
08:20Didn't even leave me the wallet.
08:23Knocked me cold and left me with 40 cents to my name.
08:27Boy, by now your poor head must be getting pretty lumpy.
08:31Oh, it'll be all right.
08:32But when I came to, I started to drive to police headquarters.
08:36And guess what?
08:37I ran out of gas.
08:38Oh, no.
08:40So I had to walk a mile to a gas station.
08:42I got 40 cents worth of gas in a can and walked back to the car.
08:45Hazel, the car was gone.
08:47Gone?
08:48Stolen.
08:49Everything.
08:51Clothes, tools, equipment, everything gone.
08:53Oh, I could ball.
08:55Well, I did.
08:56Almost.
08:57I threw the can of gas in a ditch and started to walk to a house to ask to use the phone.
09:03I still wanted to call the police.
09:05By then I was kind of grimy looking and when I stepped in this man's yard, he sicked the dog on me.
09:11Oh, no.
09:12Look at my pants leg.
09:15Hazel, that was the last straw.
09:17This town was just too much for me.
09:20All I could think of was I wanted to get back to Centerville.
09:22Well, then did you call the police?
09:24Oh, I tried once more.
09:26I flagged down a police car.
09:28Oh, good.
09:29Because them boys in blue will always help.
09:31Not these boys in blue.
09:33They took one look at me and asked for identification, which I didn't have.
09:36Said to get out of town or they'd arrest me for vagrancy.
09:39Well, I'm going to write a letter to the editor.
09:41I spent the rest of the afternoon trying to earn bus fare home.
09:45I offered to carry trash, cut lawns, wash windows, anything.
09:49I couldn't even get a job as a dishwasher.
09:50Hazel, I've been pushed and shoved until, well, I broke in here.
10:01Well, I got to call the police, Peter.
10:05I know you do.
10:06Well, you know, I got to.
10:08The folks is away and I'm responsible.
10:12I understand.
10:14I don't want to.
10:15I just got it.
10:24So I said to her...
10:26Shh!
10:27It's 2 a.m.
10:28So I said, let's have another glass of punch.
10:31What I really should have said was, let's sit this one out.
10:33Your feet are killing me.
10:35Well, if you think she was bad, you should have danced with him.
10:38He whispers in your ear all the time.
10:391, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4.
10:42It's like dancing with a metronome.
10:46What's this?
10:48Well, it's a note from Hazel.
10:50You better wake me before you go upstairs.
10:52I got some news for you.
10:54And Mr. B, keep away from the pie.
10:57She watches me like a hawk.
10:59Shall we wake her?
11:00Oh, no, I don't think so.
11:01It's too late.
11:02Besides, any news she has can keep.
11:03I agree.
11:04Let's go to bed.
11:05Remind me to put these earrings in the safety deposit box in the morning.
11:10All right, but I'm sure they'd be safe here.
11:12No, maybe so, but I don't want to take any chances.
11:15Well, they're insured, you know.
11:17I know.
11:19They have a cent of nothing value of insurance.
11:21Shh, shh.
11:22What?
11:22I hear somebody snoring.
11:25It's coming from the guest room.
11:26Oh, that must be why Hazel let that know.
11:29I wonder who it is.
11:30I haven't the faintest idea.
11:32Some relative, I suppose.
11:34Let's take a peek.
11:34Don't, George.
11:35You can't just barge into somebody's bedroom.
11:37This is our bedroom in our house, and I want to know who's sleeping in there.
11:41We won't wake him up.
11:50Turn the light on.
11:54Well?
11:55I can't find the switch.
11:56Do you know him?
12:06No.
12:07Do you?
12:08No.
12:12He's wearing my pajamas.
12:14Oh, George, I gave them to you for your birthday.
12:16Oh, I bet I know who it is.
12:22That cousin of mine from California, the one I've never seen.
12:25Do you remember his letter?
12:26He said he was coming east, and I wrote to him to be sure and stay with us.
12:30Arnold.
12:32Arnold.
12:32Are you Uncle Frank's boy, Arnold?
12:37No.
12:37Go away.
12:38It's the middle of the night.
12:42Sorry.
12:43Excuse us.
12:44Come on.
12:45I knew we shouldn't have gone in there.
13:01Who is he?
13:03I don't know, but Hazel wouldn't take in some stranger off the street.
13:06I'm not so sure about that.
13:08I'm going downstairs and ask her.
13:10You wake up, Harold.
13:21What's he doing?
13:22Is he sick?
13:22No, he's not sick.
13:24I got him down here on account of that fellow in the guest room.
13:26Who is that man?
13:27Well, if you just wait outside until I slip into my wrapper, I can explain everything.
13:32It's kind of complicated.
13:34Hazel, I just want to know who he is.
13:36Well, he's a burglar.
13:38I'm a burglar.
13:40Shh.
13:40You wake Harold.
13:42You mean to tell me that's a burglar sleeping in the guest room?
13:44Well, actually, he's a mechanic.
13:46This is his first burgle.
13:48Shh.
13:49You wake up.
13:50Hazel, you come on out in the kitchen.
13:51Well, if you just wait until I slip into my wrapper, Mr. B, I can explain everything.
13:56There's nothing to worry about, Missy.
13:58I got all your valuables right here in bed with me.
14:01Harold and your good silver.
14:03And I got the family album.
14:05And, oh, Mr. B, I got your golf trophy that you won in the third place.
14:09But believe me, that golf trophy ain't no cushion.
14:12You know how the little fella has his hands up like this?
14:15Yes.
14:15Well, I rolled over on it, and boy, I almost hit the ceiling.
14:21And while he was eating, we got to chatting, and he turned out to be one of the nicest fellas you'd want to meet.
14:26He was even on the track team when he was a boy.
14:28Hazel, that doesn't have anything to do with it.
14:31The man's a burglar.
14:32Oh, no, Mr. B, he's more what you call a victim of circumstances.
14:36He broke into a house.
14:37He's a burglar.
14:38But he won't do it again.
14:39I made him promise.
14:40You mean you take him at his word?
14:42Oh, sure.
14:43If you knew what that poor man's been through today in the first place.
14:46Hazel, you've told us.
14:48Well, there, you see.
14:50I only hope that when he gets back to Centerville, he don't give this town a bad name.
14:54In a way, I was only helping out the Chamber of Commerce.
14:57How do you talk to a woman like that?
14:59And what's more, what do you mean by letting him sleep in my pajamas?
15:02Well, being as how he was a guest, I didn't think you'd want him sleeping in his underwear.
15:06I give up.
15:07I'm calling the police and turning that man in.
15:10Oh, no, Mr. B, you wouldn't do a thing like that just because he made one little mistake.
15:14Hazel, breaking into a house is not a little mistake.
15:19Operator, give me the police.
15:21Mr. B, didn't you ever make a mistake?
15:23Yes, but I've never broken into a house.
15:25Now, will you get your hand off the phone?
15:26Oh, didn't you ever do anything you was ashamed of?
15:29Yes, but I...
15:29Yes, you're darn tootin'.
15:30Everybody has.
15:31If we was all caught, we'd have to line up to be arrested.
15:35But most people is decent, Mr. B.
15:37And if they do something they're ashamed of, they don't do it again.
15:40Now, that man upstairs is ashamed.
15:42Don't you want to give him another chance?
15:44A chance to what?
15:45To burglarize again?
15:46Oh, he won't do it again, Mr. B.
15:48Don't you think I'm a good judge of people?
15:51Well, yes, but...
15:52Well, you want to turn in a man you never even talked to.
15:55Well, he's down and out.
15:56If you was to arrest him, it'd be kind of like kicking him.
16:02Dorothy, what do you think?
16:04I don't know, George.
16:05I'd hate to ruin a man's life just because of one mistake.
16:11All right, Hazel.
16:12But I want him out of here tomorrow, and I never want to see him around here again.
16:15Is that clear?
16:15Mr. B., you're the nicest man I ever met.
16:18You've got a good heart and a generous nature.
16:20All right, that's enough, Hazel.
16:21I can't imagine you doing nothing you'd ever be ashamed of.
16:25What did you do?
16:27None of your business.
16:28I know you never stole nothing.
16:30Thanks.
16:31You wasn't flirting with one of them secretaries, did you?
16:33Oh, of course not.
16:34Come on, Dorothy, let's go to bed.
16:38Night, Hazel.
16:39Night.
16:45George.
16:53George.
16:55What's the...
16:56What?
16:57Oh, everything all right?
16:58Everything's fine.
16:59I just wanted to ask you something.
17:01What?
17:02What did you do that you're ashamed of?
17:06Oh, for Pete's sake.
17:08It's the middle of the night.
17:09Well, I can't sleep.
17:11And you can tell me I'm your wife.
17:13Dorothy, after all these years, it doesn't matter.
17:16You'll sleep better if you tell me.
17:18I was asleep.
17:19Sound asleep.
17:20We've all done things we're ashamed of.
17:23I have, too.
17:25So why don't you just tell me?
17:29All right, all right, I'll tell you.
17:32It happened in college and...
17:34A girl.
17:35No.
17:37It was during a chemistry test.
17:40The professor trusted me.
17:41I broke that trust.
17:43I cheated.
17:44I got the answers from the fellow next to me.
17:48You mean that's all there is to it?
17:50Yes.
17:51Now, will you please go to sleep?
17:55All right.
17:57Good night, George.
17:59Night.
18:00Dorothy.
18:12Mm-hmm.
18:13What did you do you're ashamed of?
18:22Is there anything I can do, Hazel?
18:24Oh, sure.
18:25You can squeeze these oranges while I start the coffee.
18:28When will that man be down?
18:31Well, he ought to be down any minute now.
18:33His name is Peter Warren.
18:35Now, you be nice to him.
18:36Holy smoke, diamonds.
18:54Dorothy, you know something?
18:56I must have been soft-headed last night.
18:58You mean soft-hearted.
18:59Soft-headed.
19:00I should have called the police immediately.
19:02Do you realize that he could have cleaned us out during the night?
19:06George, my earrings.
19:08Your what?
19:09My, my, my diamond earrings.
19:10Where are they?
19:11Oh, that crook.
19:13Where did you put them last night?
19:14I don't remember.
19:15Well, think, think.
19:16I, I took them off just before we came up the stairs.
19:18Yes, yes.
19:19And, and then we heard the snoring.
19:21I, I had them in my hand.
19:23And then we went into the guest room.
19:25Oh, well, he couldn't have taken them because he was sound asleep.
19:28Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute.
19:28You told me to turn on the lamp and I couldn't find the switch.
19:33And I put my earrings on the dresser.
19:37I'm gonna take a look.
19:38Oh, George, they're gone.
19:46What?
19:48And there they were on the dresser.
19:50Oh, they was Missy's mother.
19:51She sure treasures them.
19:53Oh, the Baxter's will never be able to thank you enough.
19:58What a fool I was.
20:00He's probably headed for the nearest pawn shop.
20:01Oh, I hope we get them back.
20:04Operator, give me the police.
20:06This never would have happened if Hazel hadn't.
20:07Yes, I would like to report a burglary.
20:11And I'm gonna hold her strictly responsible because...
20:14Yes, Sergeant.
20:15This is Mr. George Baxter speaking.
20:18My house has been burglarized by a man named Peter Warren.
20:25Hazel, Hazel.
20:27Now you've done it.
20:28You've really done it this time.
20:30Your friend has disappeared and...
20:31He ain't disappeared.
20:33Disappeared and he's taken Dorothy's diamond earrings with him.
20:35He ain't disappeared.
20:36That he's out in the garden working for his breakfast.
20:38And here's Missy's diamond earrings right there.
20:41Peter found them on the bureau.
20:43Missy shouldn't leave her earrings around like that.
20:45Suppose he was a crook.
20:47Missy, you shouldn't leave your mama's earrings around like that.
20:50You found them!
20:52He turned them into Hazel.
20:54He's out in the yard.
20:56Well, I guess I owe him an apology.
20:58Well, as long as he don't know you suspected him, I guess it's all right.
21:02What's the siren?
21:05Well, I, uh, call the police.
21:08Oh, Mr. B, you're gonna give our town an awful reputation in Centerville.
21:13Well, can't you just take off the handcuffs?
21:16He'll give people the wrong idea.
21:17I can't help it, Hazel.
21:19The cuffs stay on.
21:20I'm sorry, Peter.
21:22Well, like I told you, Hazel, this just isn't my lucky town.
21:25But thanks for the night's rest and the food.
21:27Do you have to take him in?
21:29He didn't steal anything.
21:30Breaking and entering with the intent to commit burglary is a felony.
21:34He came in to steal food.
21:35He's admitted it.
21:36What if we refuse to sign the complaint?
21:38Well, I refuse.
21:39I ain't gonna sign nothing.
21:40And what's more, I ain't never gone bowling with you two ever again.
21:44Hazel, we're just doing our duty.
21:47Now, Mr. Baxter, if you don't sign the complaint,
21:49the district attorney doesn't have a case.
21:51He just wouldn't prosecute.
21:53All right, we're not signing the complaint, so you can just let him go.
21:56Sorry, Mr. Baxter, we'll have to take him in.
21:58If he's tried burglary, we have to check him out.
22:01Well, we got a wreck at a mile long.
22:03Come on, you.
22:04Let's go.
22:14Well, Mr. B, I hope you're happy.
22:16No, no, Hazel, I'm not.
22:17I'm very sorry this thing happened.
22:19You just sent an innocent man to the gallows.
22:21Hazel, he's not going to the gallows.
22:23They're just taking him down to jail so they can check on him.
22:25Well, I hate to think of the kind of people he's gonna have to associate with down there.
22:29You know what they got in that jail?
22:31Just a bunch of crooks.
22:32Well, if he hasn't a record, they'll let him go.
22:34When?
22:34Well, when they check on him.
22:36George, isn't there something we can do?
22:38Well, Missy, maybe a lawyer could speed things up.
22:41But where's a poor man who ain't got a cent to his name gonna get one?
22:44You being a lawyer, Mr. B, do you know where I could get one?
22:49All right, Hazel.
22:50All right.
22:51I'll see what I can do.
22:53Oh, ain't he a doozy?
22:54Oh, and Mr. B, after you get him out, be sure and tell him that he can use our guest room
22:58until he finds a place of his own.
23:01Oh, for Pete's.
23:03All right.
23:04And Mr. B, tell him I'm letting out a pair of your old slacks so he'll have something decent to wear.
23:09So it proves that first impressions can be wrong,
23:14because I thought this was the unfriendliest town in the whole world.
23:17And I met Hazel, and you folks, you've been just wonderful to me.
23:21Oh, that's all right, Peter.
23:22We're glad to do it.
23:23Everybody have enough to eat?
23:25Oh, I can hardly move.
23:27Oh, I was going to ask you to take out the trash for me.
23:29Oh, sure.
23:30No, sit down, Peter.
23:31You can do that later.
23:32I was just figuring how you could pay back the Baxters what you owe them.
23:36What's that?
23:37Well, Mr. B, you don't want her to be a freeloader.
23:40Well, certainly not.
23:41And if he ain't the one to pay for the broken window, I don't know who is.
23:45I want to pay for it.
23:47Ain't he nice?
23:49Now, let's see.
23:51Room and board will cost you $2 a day.
23:54That okay?
23:55Well, that's more than fair.
23:56Now, then them pants of Mr. B's.
23:59Wait a minute, Hazel.
24:00I don't want anything for those pants.
24:02Just what I was going to say, Mr. B.
24:04They ain't worth nothing.
24:05And I let them out oftener than I do the dog.
24:10You see, he has this terrific weight problem.
24:13Hey, Hope.
24:14Well, if he's going to be around for a few days, he's sure to find out.
24:18I notice you ain't much on vegetables, either.
24:21Well, no, I...
24:22You never touched your beans, and you just pecked at the salad.
24:25Salad and beans is full of vitamins.
24:27You know, they give you strong bones and teeth.
24:29When was you at your dentist's lab?
24:33For a year or so, I guess.
24:35Oh, for Pete's sake, I gotta put that down on my list.
24:37You need a checkup.
24:39Peter, welcome to the Backstreet's.
24:41When you broke in here, you didn't know what you were letting yourself in for.
24:44And the next one, and he's not going to happen.
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