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Holiday is a 1930 American pre-Code romantic comedy that tells the story of a young man torn between the free-thinking lifestyle and traditions of his fiancée's wealthy family. Director: Edward H. Griffith Writers: Philip Barry Horace Jackson Stars: Ann Harding Mary Astor Robert Ames Year: 1930
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00:01:59You know, you don't look so dumb
00:02:08For a dummy
00:02:10Come on, Fanny
00:02:18Musha, what are you doing?
00:02:28I'm working, Mr. Calloway
00:02:30Working? Hmm
00:02:31You keep on working like that and you'll work your way right out of a job
00:02:34Yes, sir
00:02:35Here, put this down
00:02:36Yes, sir
00:02:37Now get me some pins
00:02:39Yes, sir
00:02:40You know, the boss doesn't like the way we're dressing the windows
00:02:44Well, you can't blame him
00:02:46What?
00:02:47Yes, sir, the pins
00:02:47Oh, yes
00:02:48The only window he likes is the baby clothes display
00:02:53Did you tell him that I dressed that window?
00:02:55I did not
00:02:56That's all right, I'll tell him
00:02:58Huh?
00:03:00Now listen, Musha
00:03:01While I'm head of the window dressing department, you'll take your orders from me
00:03:04Yes, sir
00:03:05Now get out of here
00:03:06Yes, sir
00:03:07Put this model in the window
00:03:08Yes, sir
00:03:09Hurry up
00:03:10Yes, sir
00:03:10Can't you say anything else but yes, sir?
00:03:13No, sir
00:03:13Well, why don't you say it?
00:03:14Yes, sir
00:03:15This is a sample of the toilet water we have on sale today
00:03:23Well, that'd be all
00:03:26Thank you
00:03:30Hello, Willie
00:03:36Willie, hello
00:03:37Hello, Aggie
00:03:39Willie
00:03:40Come here a minute, Willie
00:03:42I can't
00:03:44Fanny and I have a date
00:03:45Got a date to take me to the picnic tomorrow, you have
00:03:48What's that?
00:03:51You promised the last time you didn't take me the next time
00:03:53Well, listen, the next time it is
00:03:55No, the next time is the next time
00:03:57Oh, young man, you have a kind face
00:04:01You take care of my baby
00:04:03But listen, I've
00:04:04Thank you
00:04:04Steady, kid
00:04:06Hold everything
00:04:07Have you any round rubber sponges?
00:04:13Yes, I'm in a truck
00:04:14Willie, will you pick up the baby, will you?
00:04:16Oh, thank you so much.
00:04:40She's a good girl.
00:04:46Come on, Fanny.
00:04:58Oh, pardon me.
00:04:59I thought you were a dummy.
00:05:11Are you Mr. Reisman, the manager of this store?
00:05:13Yes, madam, you are.
00:05:15I'm Mrs. Morgan.
00:05:16Yes, madam.
00:05:17I have a very serious complaint to me.
00:05:19Yes.
00:05:20Won't you be seated?
00:05:25Last week, I purchased a set of china for a wedding gift.
00:05:29Oh, yes.
00:05:30The china departure.
00:05:32I left full instructions for its delivery, but the set arrived with half of the cases
00:05:38broken two days after the wedding.
00:05:40To the wedding.
00:05:41I promise you, someone will suffer for this.
00:05:45Send Mr. Mosher to me in once.
00:05:47Yes, sir.
00:05:48Not mine.
00:05:49Of course, we will replace the broken articles, Mrs. Morgan.
00:05:55The window dressing department.
00:05:56Mm-hmm.
00:05:57Who?
00:05:58Marsha.
00:05:59Who wants him?
00:06:00Mr. Reisman.
00:06:01Right away.
00:06:02Yes, I'll find him.
00:06:03I'll send him to you right away.
00:06:04Who is that man you sent for?
00:06:05The man who was responsible for this mistake.
00:06:06This isn't the first complaint we've had about him.
00:06:10Ah.
00:06:11That's your money?
00:06:12Yes, sir.
00:06:13Come in.
00:06:15You recall packing a set of china for Mrs. Morgan?
00:06:18Why?
00:06:19How do you do, Mrs. Morgan?
00:06:21Yes, sir.
00:06:22Come in.
00:06:23Do you recall packing a set of china for Mrs. Morgan?
00:06:24Why?
00:06:25How do you do, Mrs. Morgan?
00:06:26Well, I have a few minutes left.
00:06:28I have a few months left here.
00:06:30You have a few minutes left.
00:06:32OK, sir.
00:06:33Why, how do you do, Mrs. Morgan?
00:06:36China?
00:06:37Yes, sir.
00:06:38Was it pink with green stripes?
00:06:39It was the finest limoes with gold stripes.
00:06:42And when it arrived, every cup in the set was broken.
00:06:46Isn't that too bad?
00:06:47Too bad?
00:06:48Yeah, no cups for coffee.
00:06:49Are you arguing with me?
00:06:51No, I'm telling you.
00:06:52And I'm telling you, you're fired.
00:06:54Now you get your money and get out.
00:06:56And let this be a lesson to you.
00:07:00Yes, sir.
00:07:03Anything else, sir?
00:07:07Get out.
00:07:09Good day, Mrs. Morgan.
00:07:18Yes, sir. Not at all.
00:07:20It's been a pleasure, I assure you.
00:07:21Now, if you will just go down to the China department,
00:07:25we will do what we can for you, Mrs. Morgan.
00:07:27Thank you so much, Mr. Reisman.
00:07:32Good day.
00:07:33Good day.
00:07:34Good day.
00:07:34Good day.
00:07:40Are you the manager?
00:07:41Yes, ma'am.
00:07:42Won't you come in?
00:07:45Come, Edward.
00:07:51You have some complaint?
00:07:53The most outrageous thing has happened.
00:07:55Edward, tell him.
00:07:56Why, I bought this bag here yesterday afternoon.
00:07:59Oh, yes.
00:08:00Now, the baggage department.
00:08:01Be seated.
00:08:03I've been in town several days on business.
00:08:06Now, my wife was to join me tomorrow for a vacation trip.
00:08:10Yesterday, I bought some shirts and things
00:08:12and told the clerk to send them to my hotel in that bag.
00:08:16Send the head of the baggage department to me at once.
00:08:19On a complaint.
00:08:19When I arrived in town, I went straight to my hotel, and I was late, and I found this.
00:08:28Hmm?
00:08:28Hmm?
00:08:30Hmm.
00:08:33Evidently, someone has been very careless.
00:08:36You can imagine my feelings.
00:08:38And mine.
00:08:39The head of the baggage department is here, sir.
00:08:43Send them in.
00:08:55By, this isn't the man who waited on me yesterday.
00:08:57I know that.
00:08:58You know what you did?
00:09:00You put ladies' clothes in a gentleman's bag.
00:09:04This lady's clothes?
00:09:05That lady is his wife.
00:09:07Well, who was the lady that had her clothes in his bag?
00:09:09None of your business.
00:09:11Now, how did you happen to make this mistake?
00:09:14Oh, it's liable to happen in the best of families.
00:09:16Are you arguing with me?
00:09:18No, I'm telling you.
00:09:20And I'm telling you, you're fired.
00:09:22And let this be a lesson to you.
00:09:24Yes, sir.
00:09:36Oh, I can't tell you how relieved I am.
00:09:39You know, Edward is so very, very, very busy.
00:09:45Hey, come here a minute.
00:09:48Here.
00:09:49I want you to take this.
00:09:50What's this for?
00:09:52For being the world's champion liar.
00:09:54Oh, that's all right.
00:09:55No, no, no.
00:09:55Take it.
00:09:56And don't you worry.
00:09:57I'll see that you get another job.
00:09:59What's the matter with the one I got?
00:10:01Why, didn't you just get fired?
00:10:06It's a racket.
00:10:07Huh?
00:10:07You see, every time the store makes a mistake, I get fired.
00:10:11Makes it nice for everybody.
00:10:13Well, it certainly made it nice for me.
00:10:17Edward?
00:10:19Edward!
00:10:19Are you sure the cashier's office is on this for the home?
00:10:25I'll step up it, but I need to build here and there.
00:10:29What's that?
00:10:30Hush money.
00:10:31Hush money?
00:10:32Mm-hmm.
00:10:32It doesn't rattle in your pocket.
00:10:34Ten whole berries.
00:10:36I suppose you're going to blow that in on some skirt.
00:10:37Not in your life.
00:10:38I'm going to put it in a bank.
00:10:40You know, I'm saving up for a raccoon coat.
00:10:42Yes, and how much have you got now?
00:10:44Seven dollars and a quarter.
00:10:45I had three thousand, but I invested in oil stock.
00:10:49Now, wherever did you get three thousand dollars?
00:10:51A taxi cab backed into me.
00:10:53Oh, I suppose you sued the company.
00:10:55No, they gave me three thousand not to.
00:10:57Hmm.
00:10:58And you bought oil stock?
00:10:59Mm-hmm.
00:10:59Hmm.
00:11:00Well, there's one born every minute.
00:11:02Oh, wait a minute.
00:11:04You know, in Brooklyn, the birth rates are much higher.
00:11:07Well, I'll see you later.
00:11:09I'm going over the bank.
00:11:10Now, listen, Masha.
00:11:11You'll be back in five minutes, or I'll report you.
00:11:14Oh, Calloway.
00:11:15Yes?
00:11:16Mm-hmm.
00:11:16Mm-hmm.
00:11:19So we're here to ask for contributions to the orphan's home, ladies and gentlemen.
00:11:24The home is taking care of more than 100 children.
00:11:26My sister's fellow here.
00:11:28Now, I don't know of any charity more deserving than the home and the work it's doing.
00:11:33Miss Brown, she will accept any contribution you may wish to make.
00:11:37Every dollar you give goes directly to the children.
00:11:41No one's occupied except the orphan.
00:11:44Now, if you don't feel like giving a large Sunday, you may donate a weekly pledge.
00:11:49Ten dollars supports one child for one week.
00:11:52Anybody can play this orphan.
00:11:55Oh, no, no.
00:11:57Oh, I'm sorry.
00:11:58No, dear.
00:11:59Sorry.
00:11:59That's all right.
00:12:01Is this one of the orphans?
00:12:02Yes.
00:12:03Cute little rascal.
00:12:04What is she, girl or boy?
00:12:06Oh, she's a boy.
00:12:08Honey.
00:12:09So you kind of like him, don't you?
00:12:11Oh, I love him to death.
00:12:13I bet he likes you, too.
00:12:15Haven't heard said of a mother.
00:12:16That's not such hard luck, is it?
00:12:18No.
00:12:19Ah, there's a man after my old heart.
00:12:22A smile on his face and money in his hand.
00:12:25Hey, wait a minute.
00:12:26That's ten dollars.
00:12:27Just enough to support one orphan for one week.
00:12:29I'll get you a receipt.
00:12:31But listen, that's...
00:12:31Oh, that was awfully generous of you.
00:12:34Oh.
00:12:35Do you think so?
00:12:37Why, yes.
00:12:39Well, he's sure a cute kid.
00:12:41Mm-hmm.
00:12:41He likes you.
00:12:43Oh, yeah.
00:12:43He's a bright kid, all right.
00:12:45Will you sign this, please?
00:12:47Oh.
00:12:48Is this my receipt?
00:12:49Yes, it entitles you to visit the home whenever you want.
00:12:53Will you be there tomorrow?
00:12:55Yes, I work Sunday.
00:12:56Good.
00:12:56I'll be there, too.
00:12:58Be a good chance to get better acquainted.
00:13:00With the baby, you mean?
00:13:01Yeah, with the baby.
00:13:06All fine.
00:13:08Here's your coffee.
00:13:10Now, does anybody else want to support a little orphan?
00:13:13Well, I guess that washes me up.
00:13:15So long, Oscar.
00:13:16So long.
00:13:17Goodbye, miss.
00:13:18Oh, my name is Robin.
00:13:19Mary Robin.
00:13:21Gee, that's a pretty name.
00:13:22Oh, thanks.
00:13:24Whether you believe it or not, my name's Usher.
00:13:27Oh, what a nard name.
00:13:29Odd?
00:13:30Uh-huh.
00:13:30No, it's even.
00:13:31Look.
00:13:32M-U-S-H-E-R.
00:13:35Sick.
00:13:36Well, goodness.
00:13:38See you tomorrow, Oscar.
00:13:39Goodbye.
00:13:43Goodbye.
00:13:44Goodbye.
00:13:44Goodbye.
00:13:45Hi.
00:13:46Goodbye, darling.
00:13:53Oh.
00:13:56Get to work.
00:14:02Yes, sir.
00:14:03It's a pleasure, sir.
00:14:06Cuckoo.
00:14:10Wasn't he funny?
00:14:12Imagine calling a bunch of sweetness like you Oscar.
00:14:16Oh, but he was sort of nice.
00:14:18Didn't you think, Oscar?
00:14:19Yeah.
00:14:21One o'clock, Earl.
00:14:22Time for lunch.
00:14:26I hereby promise to pay the Bellevue Orphanage for the support of a child a sum of $10.
00:14:40Each and every week.
00:14:43Hey.
00:14:48Hey.
00:14:49How can I give him $10 every week?
00:15:08I only make $20.
00:15:10Oh, listen, Marmaduke.
00:15:11It can't be done.
00:15:12Hey.
00:15:13What's the idea?
00:15:15Talking to a dummy, you dummy.
00:15:16The next thing you know, you'll be talking to yourself and walking into telegraph polls.
00:15:20You know that, don't you?
00:15:21All right.
00:15:21Get out of here, will you?
00:15:23Nobody's seen me come in.
00:15:24Nobody did.
00:15:25That's fine.
00:15:25If the boss catches you in here, we'll both get canned.
00:15:28All go on.
00:15:28The boss went out to lunch.
00:15:30He's out eating his.
00:15:32Hey, Willie, about that picnic tomorrow.
00:15:34I'm not going.
00:15:35Will you get out of here, please?
00:15:36Well, if you don't take me, I'll go with Johnny Harris.
00:15:39I will.
00:15:40He's crazy to take me, Johnny.
00:15:42He is.
00:15:42Yeah, he must be.
00:15:43Yeah, go ahead.
00:15:43Go with Johnny.
00:15:44Hey, are you spurning me for another day, Maya?
00:15:48No, I've got to go out to the orphan's home tomorrow, bought a baby.
00:15:51A baby?
00:15:52How did you get mixed up with a baby?
00:15:54How did you?
00:15:55Well, I was going to the bank, and I stopped to talk to a girl on the street.
00:15:58And now you've got a baby on your hand.
00:16:00Wait a minute.
00:16:01You're thinking too fast.
00:16:02Look.
00:16:02I hereby promise to pay $10 a week.
00:16:08Per week?
00:16:08It can't be done.
00:16:09So I've got to go out there tomorrow and tell them it can't be done.
00:16:11Why do you have to go out there tomorrow and tell them it can't be done?
00:16:15Why do you have to?
00:16:16Because it can't be done.
00:16:17Look, I only make $20 a week.
00:16:19Yeah.
00:16:19$20.
00:16:20Yeah.
00:16:20I have to give your mother five for my room.
00:16:21You'd better.
00:16:22And the stomach gets seven more.
00:16:24Yeah.
00:16:24Seven and five are...
00:16:25Eleven.
00:16:25Twelve.
00:16:26Twelve from twenty leaves eight.
00:16:27Eight.
00:16:28See?
00:16:28And you have to pay $10.
00:16:30Yeah.
00:16:32You know what I think?
00:16:33What?
00:16:34I think you ought to go out there tomorrow.
00:16:36Yeah.
00:16:37And tell them it can't be done.
00:16:39Yeah.
00:16:41There.
00:16:42Now that's a new idea.
00:16:44Will you get out of here before I crown you?
00:16:50And you, Marsha?
00:16:52Oh, yes, sir.
00:16:55What are you doing?
00:16:56Oh, I'm undressing the dummy, sir.
00:17:01Stand still, dummy.
00:17:02Don't let me interfere.
00:17:04I'll be here for some time.
00:17:06So, go right on with your work.
00:17:14You want to get fired, do you?
00:17:18Come, come, Marsha.
00:17:19Undress that dummy.
00:17:21Yes, sir.
00:17:21Yes, sir.
00:17:26You've been in this department for some time, haven't you?
00:17:36Oh, about a year.
00:17:38Doing all right?
00:17:40Stand still.
00:17:42That'd you say?
00:17:43I say I'm standing still.
00:17:46Now's your chance to go further.
00:17:48Wait a minute.
00:18:04Wait a minute.
00:18:09You'd better take off those bloomers.
00:18:11What's that?
00:18:14I said, no, it never show through this slip.
00:18:20I got the wrong slip on.
00:18:22Ouch!
00:18:23Did you say something?
00:18:26Oh, well, I was just talking to the dummy.
00:18:29You know, I often talk to dummies.
00:18:31Sort of a habit with me.
00:18:33You talk to dummies?
00:18:34Yeah.
00:18:38Isn't that very funny?
00:18:40Yeah, it is.
00:18:42You talk to the dummy.
00:18:46And they can't answer you back.
00:18:48No, they can't say a word.
00:18:57Hello.
00:18:59Yes.
00:19:00This is Mr. Rydman.
00:19:01All right.
00:19:03I'll come at once.
00:19:04You, you, I couldn't murder you.
00:19:15Wait till I get my hands on you.
00:19:17You, you dirty and dirty, you.
00:19:20Oh, now.
00:19:21Now, don't get excited.
00:19:22I saved your job for you, didn't I?
00:19:23How did you save it, though?
00:19:24How did you save it?
00:19:25Tell me I'll teach you.
00:19:27You.
00:19:27I won't do it.
00:19:28I'll never be the same.
00:19:29Come down to the office in a few minutes.
00:19:33Come down to the office in a few minutes.
00:19:35Come down to the office in a few minutes.
00:19:38There's a customer there with a complaint.
00:19:49Well, what's the matter? You're all right?
00:19:53I'll never be the same.
00:20:00Sure, sure you will. Everything will be all right.
00:20:02Go ahead and get dressed. I'll turn my back.
00:20:05Why, I ain't got those secrets from you no more.
00:20:11How can you ever look me in the face again?
00:20:24Oh, Dad.
00:20:35Can you imagine, Marmaduke, me getting mixed up in a high society racket?
00:20:48Uh...
00:20:58Fanny will never know you now.
00:20:59I'll show you now.
00:21:15How are we all this morning, huh?
00:21:17Fine.
00:21:18Fine.
00:21:19Fine.
00:21:20Now, Ronnie, I got in there.
00:21:21Get washed.
00:21:22That'll be it.
00:21:23Come on.
00:21:24Get dressed.
00:21:25Get dressed.
00:21:26Get dressed.
00:21:27Get dressed.
00:21:28Get dressed.
00:21:29Get dressed.
00:21:30Get dressed.
00:21:32Oh, yeah.
00:21:33Get dressed.
00:21:34Get dressed.
00:21:35Get dressed.
00:21:36Oh, yes.
00:21:38Oh, Jesus.
00:21:39Get nervous.
00:21:40Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning.
00:21:43Good morning!
00:21:45Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning!
00:21:55Now, up we go.
00:21:57You're welcome to run alone.
00:21:59That's right. Now brush your teeth.
00:22:01If you don't, I'll know, because the brush will be dry.
00:22:13That's right.
00:22:18Well, what are you so happy about?
00:22:20Oh, I know.
00:22:22That nice young man we met yesterday is coming to see us this afternoon.
00:22:25Did you like him?
00:22:26Yeah!
00:22:28That a boy, I'll put your arm in.
00:22:30There we are.
00:22:31I'm hungry.
00:22:43Oh, how do you do, everybody?
00:22:44How do you do, Mr. Tennant?
00:22:45How do you do, dear?
00:22:46Do you know Mrs. Franklin?
00:22:47Oh, how do you do, Mrs. Franklin?
00:22:48Oh, how do you do, Mrs. Franklin?
00:23:02Oh, thank you.
00:23:03So glad to see you.
00:23:04Hello.
00:23:05Mrs. Tennant.
00:23:06Yes.
00:23:07I want you to meet Harvey Vancey.
00:23:08Oh, how do you do, Mrs. Vancey?
00:23:09How do you do?
00:23:10I knew your father when he owned only one railroad.
00:23:11I've heard him speak of you.
00:23:12Really?
00:23:13I want you to know my fiancée, Miss Oglethorpe.
00:23:14Oh, the Virginia Oglethorpe, of course.
00:23:15Oh, how do you do?
00:23:16Well, you got here, too, I think.
00:23:17Don't you want to meet Mrs. Tennant?
00:23:18Yes.
00:23:19I want you to know my fiancée, Miss Oglethorpe.
00:23:20Oh, the Virginia Oglethorpe, of course.
00:23:21Oh, how do you do?
00:23:22Well, you got here, too, I think.
00:23:23Don't you want to meet Mrs. Tennant?
00:23:24Oh, she wouldn't know me.
00:23:25Then I'll introduce you.
00:23:26Mrs. Tennant.
00:23:27Pardon me?
00:23:28Yes.
00:23:29I want you to meet Mr. Tennant.
00:23:30Oh, how do you do, sir?
00:23:31Oh, how do you do?
00:23:32Well, you got here, too, I think.
00:23:33Don't you want to meet Mrs. Tennant?
00:23:34Oh, she wouldn't know me.
00:23:35Then I'll introduce you.
00:23:36Mrs. Tennant.
00:23:37Pardon me?
00:23:38Yes.
00:23:39I want you to meet Mr. Mushar.
00:23:40Oh, how do you do, Mr. ...
00:23:41Mushar.
00:23:42One of the Brooklyn Mushar's.
00:23:43Oh, you're from Brooklyn.
00:23:44What part?
00:23:45All of it.
00:23:46Well, that is a very young man.
00:23:48I'm so glad to know you, Mr. Mushar.
00:23:50No, not Mushar.
00:23:51Just plain Mushar.
00:23:53Emphasis on the mush.
00:23:55Who do I go to see about this here, Mrs. Tennant?
00:23:58Oh, you're one of those adorable young men
00:24:00who's going to bring up a baby.
00:24:01Yeah, but I want to talk to him.
00:24:02Yes, but you pay him a day to pick up the baby.
00:24:04My baby?
00:24:05Yes, the little angel that you're going to support.
00:24:07Stand still, honey.
00:24:08You must look nice today.
00:24:10How do you know that nice young man might even adopt you?
00:24:13You mustn't be so bashful.
00:24:15This is a nursery.
00:24:16Isn't it sweet?
00:24:17My goodness.
00:24:20You must have a lot of babies.
00:24:22Where'd they all come from?
00:24:23Why really, Mr. Mushar, I couldn't say.
00:24:25Oh, he's an adorable child.
00:24:28Angel, see the nice man I brought you.
00:24:30Speak to him.
00:24:31What'll I say?
00:24:32What's his name?
00:24:33Anything.
00:24:34Oh.
00:24:35Hello, anything.
00:24:38Ah, my young man.
00:24:41How are you, kid?
00:24:43He doesn't seem to speak my language.
00:24:45I'll speak his.
00:24:46Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:24:47It's all right.
00:24:48Children will be children.
00:24:49Darling, you mustn't break the man's cane.
00:24:51Maybe you prefer the one in this crib.
00:24:52Yeah, maybe.
00:24:53Isn't she angelic?
00:24:54Oh, she's cute.
00:24:55Goochie, goochie, goochie, goochie.
00:24:56Hello, little sweetheart.
00:24:57Give me a kiss.
00:24:58Oh, I'll give you a penny for a kiss.
00:25:00I'll get more than that for a tank cast oil.
00:25:01Oh.
00:25:02Why don't you make her your award?
00:25:03Oh, I'm afraid she'd be too expensive.
00:25:04Anyway, I don't want a award.
00:25:05That's why I came out here today.
00:25:06You see, when I signed this slip, I didn't understand.
00:25:07One, two.
00:25:08I'm sorry.
00:25:09You'll have to take that matter up with Mrs.
00:25:1310, I'm sorry.
00:25:14You'll have to take that matter up with Mrs. Tenney.
00:25:15Please.
00:25:16But listen, I was...
00:25:17Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
00:25:18I'm sorry.
00:25:19You're the only one in this.
00:25:20I'll get more than that for a tank cast oil.
00:25:22I'll get more than that for a tank cast oil.
00:25:23Oh.
00:25:24Why don't you make her your award?
00:25:25Oh, I'm afraid she'd be too expensive.
00:25:26Anyway, I don't want a award.
00:25:27That's why I came out here today.
00:25:28You see, when I signed this slip, I didn't understand.
00:25:33One, two.
00:25:35I'm sorry.
00:25:36You'll have to take that matter up with Mrs. Tenney.
00:25:38Three.
00:25:39But listen, I was...
00:25:40Hey, you.
00:25:46What do you think you're doing, you little...
00:25:48Hello.
00:25:49Oh, hello.
00:25:51Cute little fella.
00:25:53Well, I managed to get here.
00:25:56Oh, I'm so glad.
00:25:57So am I.
00:25:59You know, it's a beautiful place you have here.
00:26:02Yes, it's so peaceful.
00:26:04Yeah, so I noticed.
00:26:06Will you stop it?
00:26:07Oh, run away like a nice boy and play with your marbles.
00:26:09Go ahead.
00:26:10Yeah, and don't swallow any.
00:26:12Well, well, if it isn't Oscar.
00:26:15You remember Mr. Musha, darling.
00:26:16Say hello, Mr. Musha.
00:26:17Hello, Mr. Musha.
00:26:18Hello, Mr. Mush.
00:26:19Oh.
00:26:20He thinks I'm a cereal.
00:26:21Never mind the Mr. Stuff.
00:26:23This is Uncle Willie speaking.
00:26:25You know, I think it's marvelous of you to provide for a baby you know nothing about.
00:26:30Gee.
00:26:31It must be a tremendous satisfaction.
00:26:32Spending your money to bring up an angel like Oscar, for instance.
00:26:33Yeah, well, that's what I want to see about.
00:26:34Oh, I think it's wonderful.
00:26:35Uh, yeah?
00:26:36Mm-hmm.
00:26:37But...
00:26:38How long have you been interested in orphans?
00:26:39Oh, all my life.
00:26:40You see, I used to be an orphan myself.
00:26:41You?
00:26:42Uh-huh.
00:26:43Uh-huh.
00:26:44I was brought up in a home.
00:26:45Nothing like this home.
00:26:46And they didn't have any nurses there like the ones they have here.
00:26:49Or I want to run away.
00:26:50Oh, you ran away?
00:26:51Uh-huh.
00:26:52What did you do?
00:26:53I went to work.
00:26:54You did?
00:26:55How old were you?
00:26:56Oh, about fifteen.
00:26:57Oh, and you've worked ever since, huh?
00:26:58Uh-huh.
00:26:59Uh-huh.
00:27:00That is, on and off.
00:27:01Gee.
00:27:02You know, I think you're awfully romantic.
00:27:05Me?
00:27:06Romantic?
00:27:07Mm-hmm.
00:27:08Uh-huh.
00:27:09Uh-huh.
00:27:10Uh-huh.
00:27:11Uh-huh.
00:27:12Uh-huh.
00:27:13Uh-huh.
00:27:14Uh-huh.
00:27:15Uh-huh.
00:27:16Uh-huh.
00:27:17Uh-huh.
00:27:18Uh-huh.
00:27:19Uh-huh.
00:27:20Uh-huh.
00:27:21Uh-huh.
00:27:22Uh-huh.
00:27:23Uh-huh.
00:27:24Uh-huh.
00:27:25Uh-huh.
00:27:26Uh-huh.
00:27:27Uh-huh.
00:27:28Uh-huh.
00:27:29Uh-huh.
00:27:30Uh-huh.
00:27:31Uh-huh.
00:27:32Uh-huh.
00:27:33Uh-huh.
00:27:34Uh-huh.
00:27:35Uh-huh.
00:27:36Uh-huh.
00:27:37Uh-huh.
00:27:38Uh-huh.
00:27:39Uh-huh.
00:27:40Uh-huh.
00:27:41Uh-huh.
00:27:42Uh-huh.
00:27:43Uh-huh.
00:27:44Uh-huh.
00:27:45Uh-huh.
00:27:46Uh-huh.
00:27:47Uh-huh.
00:27:48Uh-huh.
00:27:49Uh-huh.
00:27:50Uh-huh.
00:27:51Uh-huh.
00:27:52Uh-huh.
00:27:53Uh-huh.
00:27:54Uh-huh.
00:27:55Uh-huh.
00:27:56Uh-huh.
00:27:57was a question of banking oh oh I see and after your first money it was easy
00:28:03huh well look the first three thousand was the hardest then I invested in oil
00:28:07ever since then why there's been really nothing to it
00:28:09oh hey oh I'm so sorry no that's all right oh they really should be put in
00:28:24bed they're more trouble than twins why don't you put them in the twin beds oh
00:28:27yeah oh well that's all right there's plenty more where that came from I got a
00:28:42headache
00:28:45one time be too carefully watching a child can I the darling rather
00:28:50attractive isn't he dear yes quite now this is number 517 he was left to the
00:28:55front door the night of April 1st hope an April Fool baby hey yeah well come here
00:29:00my man let me have a look at you
00:29:15what's the matter got a flat I must have picked up a nail someplace how long will
00:29:21it take not over five minutes all I've got to do is change wheels okay hey what
00:29:27place is this well that's an orphan's home
00:29:30yeah gee if a smart bird only knew where those kids come from and why say I brung a
00:29:37kid up here once myself yeah yeah on April Fool's Day yeah go on your story
00:29:44interesting well you see it was something like this I get a call one
00:29:48night from a popping house downtown it was a gal and she asked me to drive her
00:29:52out to the orphans home well I drove her out there get out of the cab and help the
00:29:56lady out she had a baby in her arms I was watching go up the stairs and I
00:30:01started to turn around and close the cab door I noticed something on the floor of
00:30:05the cab I picked it up it was a wedding ring it's some initials inside said HV to VH I
00:30:13said hey lady did you drop this she looked kind of funny and flustered like
00:30:19it she came down the stairs I said did you drop this in the cab she says oh
00:30:23yes if you please forget all about this I'll give you fifty dollars when I come
00:30:27out I said lady you could have the cab for fifty dollars well I try to figure it
00:30:33out but it's over my head well the time I looked to see what the meter was and
00:30:37everything she was back say she was a swell looking dame too but I noticed one
00:30:42thing if she came down the stairs she didn't have the baby in her arms well
00:30:45she started to force some money on me but you know me I wouldn't take money
00:30:49from a woman well I put her in the cab said quiet to lady she told me to drive
00:30:54her to a nightclub downtown I hopped in the front seat so I highballed it back to
00:30:58town what do you say those initials were HV to VH mm-hmm and you dropped the girl
00:31:05where at a nightclub downtown very interesting I wonder where she came
00:31:11from and why search me where would you like to go though I'm hungry haha you're
00:31:17always hungry let's go and get some lunch and you know nothing of his parentage no
00:31:23nothing except that he was left here well dressed and well cared for on the night of
00:31:30April 1st that's all we know my dear I shouldn't dream of adopting a child unless I knew something
00:31:34of his parentage oh I'll take him oh my dear what is that oh just a little birthmark I
00:31:41shouldn't care for that at all can't you show us something else if you'll follow me come
00:31:46along dear well that's no kind of a family for you and me to get mixed up with you should
00:32:00worry about that little trademark here look at the one I got home to master that's
00:32:05all right don't look oh gee can you see it yeah how about I know why you came here
00:32:13today you're going to make off to your board oh that's what I want to see about
00:32:17oh wouldn't it be wonderful yeah but I you could come to see if anytime you wanted
00:32:21to oh please don't look at me like that oh what you're doing for a guardian honey
00:32:28he'd be your uncle Willie uncle Willie gee I'll find some way to do it you will yeah oh boy
00:32:42this is great yeah it's got to be done
00:32:57let's see I get through at the store at 6 6 to 9 that gives me three hours to eat and change my
00:33:03clothes I don't have to I get through here at 3 I get down at the store at 8 it gives me three hours to
00:33:11sleep that's funny
00:33:13I'm getting tired of my tired man
00:33:19he was my inspiration
00:33:25but they can go too far I don't want consolation I need a lock and bar the man for me who'll have to
00:33:41very good for you mr. Brandon
00:33:43I got a man I can trust a day that's been payment
00:33:47still I'm as slow just as slow as a human can be
00:33:53I'm full of woe and I know just the reason I'm famous
00:33:55I'm full of woe and I know just the reason I'm famous
00:33:59I'm detectives and keeps me glancing
00:34:01oh
00:34:03I'm a man I can trust a day that's been payment
00:34:05still I'm as slow just as slow as a human can be
00:34:07I'm full of woe and I know just the reason I'm famous
00:34:11and I know just the reason I'm famous
00:34:13and I know just the reason I'm famous
00:34:15and I know just the reason I'm famous
00:34:17I'm detectives and keeps me glancing
00:34:21oh
00:34:23the very man
00:34:27I'm farther though
00:34:29you're good for nothing when it's time to blow
00:34:33I'm getting tired
00:34:35I'm tired of my tired
00:34:37my
00:34:41when I don't
00:34:43write
00:34:45and hang him watch
00:34:47you'll find him in the arms
00:34:49warm
00:34:51I'm getting tired of my tired
00:34:53man
00:34:57he was my
00:34:59inspiration
00:35:01but they have
00:35:03I don't want
00:35:05I don't want
00:35:07I don't want
00:35:09I don't want
00:35:11come here
00:35:13come here
00:35:15come here
00:35:17come here
00:35:19don't you get back to your post
00:35:21where you belong
00:35:23get back to your post
00:35:25I'm getting tired of my tired
00:35:27man
00:35:29great
00:35:31happy stuff
00:35:33hey
00:35:34pass the olives
00:35:35sure
00:35:37here you are
00:35:39Pinky
00:35:40Pinky
00:35:41did you enjoy the theater
00:35:43oh I thought it was good
00:35:45wasn't it
00:35:47oh hello
00:35:49oh hello
00:35:51I haven't seen you for a few nights sir
00:35:53we've been out of town
00:35:55yeah I missed your tips
00:35:57I say would you like to have some asparagus
00:35:59chips
00:36:01no
00:36:03that's young Harvey
00:36:04yeah
00:36:05that's the red-headed chain he's going to marry next month
00:36:07yeah
00:36:08Harvey I can recommend the crab salad
00:36:10have you served any crabs tonight
00:36:12yeah
00:36:13that old bald-headed guy over there
00:36:15what's there baby
00:36:19what's there baby
00:36:21take a look
00:36:22come on let's go
00:36:23come on let's go
00:36:24you going to mind
00:36:25yes
00:36:26I wonder if you probably told that girl about his first wife
00:36:28I never knew if he had a first wife
00:36:30I wonder if Harvey told that girl about his first wife.
00:36:37I never knew if he had a first wife.
00:36:39Oh, there was nothing in the papers about it.
00:36:41Violet and I were roommates, that's how I know.
00:36:44Violet? Violet whom?
00:36:46Violet Harris.
00:36:47She and Harvey are both underage, so his father had her to know.
00:36:52Violet Harris, you said?
00:36:54Mm-hmm.
00:36:56Mm-hmm.
00:36:58Harvey Vanderman to Violet Harris.
00:37:01What's on your mind, Pinky?
00:37:03Oh, nothing much.
00:37:05I'm just thinking of writing a little letter, maybe.
00:37:08About what?
00:37:10About babies.
00:37:12Babies?
00:37:13Sure.
00:37:14Shall we join the Merrymakers?
00:37:16Oh, I was wondering when you were going to ask me.
00:37:28Mr. Green.
00:37:30I'll take care of my old hat and coat.
00:37:32Never mind that.
00:37:33I'm just going to kick it off.
00:37:34Yeah, well, I lost one like that.
00:37:35Never mind that.
00:37:37Sit down.
00:37:37Never mind.
00:37:38I'll tell her when to sit down.
00:37:41Sit down.
00:37:42All right.
00:37:42And stop chewing that gum, will you?
00:37:45Oh.
00:37:45Well, you're in the swell dump now, Aggie.
00:37:48Well, gee, Johnny, you're swell to take me to a place I want to go, you're all right.
00:37:52Yeah, and you can think of plenty of places to go, believe me.
00:37:54Well, are you sore, are you?
00:37:56So annoying.
00:37:57This is your birthday, ain't it?
00:37:58Well, ain't it?
00:37:58Sure, well.
00:37:59We've got to have a me and you.
00:38:01A me?
00:38:02What's a me and you?
00:38:03Wake up.
00:38:04Wake up.
00:38:05What are you doing?
00:38:05Starting to get this one out of them.
00:38:07What are you?
00:38:08Hey.
00:38:09Hello, Johnny.
00:38:10Hello.
00:38:10How are you?
00:38:11Well, I'm not very young, though, I'll tell you that.
00:38:14Hey, what are you doing here?
00:38:15I work here.
00:38:16You work what?
00:38:17Hey, you working down the store anymore?
00:38:19Yeah, I work there today and work here at night.
00:38:21At night?
00:38:21Well, when do you sleep?
00:38:22Between dreams.
00:38:23Oh, that's pretty good.
00:38:25Hey, but why?
00:38:26I need the money.
00:38:27You see, I'm supporting the baby, and babies cost a lot of jacks.
00:38:29You bet you're not.
00:38:30That's what I've been telling Maggie.
00:38:32And listen, she can spend more money, Willie, than anyone I ever saw.
00:38:35Oh, shut up, baby.
00:38:36Oh, go on.
00:38:37Say, Willie, how is the baby?
00:38:39How is the baby?
00:38:39Come on over here and sit on.
00:38:41I didn't know he was working here.
00:38:42Well, I'm here.
00:38:44Oh, boy, I got the greatest little kid in the world.
00:38:47He must be, Willie, to keep you working on your drugs all day and all night.
00:38:51Yeah, I know, but I make it easy on the puppies.
00:38:54Let's see.
00:38:54Oh, boy, they look like my old man's shoes.
00:39:00Look, my old man's shoes is about that, boy.
00:39:02If you've got a crazy or something, get back to your foot.
00:39:04Hey, lay off him.
00:39:05He's a friend of mine.
00:39:05Get back to your foot.
00:39:06I'll see you later.
00:39:07Hey, wait a minute.
00:39:08We know that guy.
00:39:09That's all right, please.
00:39:10Well, you know him.
00:39:10Sit down.
00:39:11Go ahead.
00:39:11Everything is going to be all right.
00:39:13Yeah.
00:39:14You bet your life everything's going to be all right.
00:39:16Everything is going to be all right.
00:39:18Ah, go ahead and comb your hair.
00:39:20Yeah.
00:39:20Oh, there's your tip, waiter.
00:39:26Oh, boy, I've had enough.
00:39:45Well, it's too crowded for me out there.
00:39:57I quit when they started climbing up my back.
00:40:02I've had enough.
00:40:03I never saw so many left-footed dancers in all my life.
00:40:07Right.
00:40:23When I need your help, I'll ask for it.
00:40:27What are you talking about?
00:40:29Here she comes now.
00:40:31Watch me fall around.
00:40:32Oh, forget it.
00:40:33Not me.
00:40:34Say, listen, Daisy.
00:40:36I'm sorry, Joan.
00:40:37I'm going to tell you exactly why.
00:40:39What's the matter with you?
00:40:40You're trying to break up another party.
00:40:42No, but I'm going to tell you something.
00:40:43Oh, don't be so noisy.
00:40:48Ladies and gentlemen, the regular Wednesday evening dance
00:40:50contest is about to start.
00:40:52This contest is open to everyone and anybody.
00:40:55The winner will receive this beautiful solid gold,
00:40:58silver roving cup.
00:40:59Anybody wants to get in it, I mean the contest, not the cup,
00:41:05will come up and get your number.
00:41:06Are you ready, Professor?
00:41:09Hey, Johnny, that's you and me go on a dance contest, huh?
00:41:13Maybe we'll win the cup.
00:41:14Oh, Aggie, I don't want to dance.
00:41:16I'm ashamed.
00:41:16Why?
00:41:17The man said anybody could get in it.
00:41:19Yeah, I know, but he didn't know we were coming, did he?
00:41:22Johnny, I want to go on a dance contest.
00:41:25Now, look, Aggie, I don't want to dance, and that's all there is to it.
00:41:27Why?
00:41:28Because somebody's libel will steal my hat and coat.
00:41:31That's why.
00:41:32Well, yeah, come on.
00:41:33I want to get out there and dance.
00:41:34I'm not going to dance.
00:41:35Now, look at you, Aggie.
00:41:36You've got to take me out there.
00:41:36Now, look at you, Aggie.
00:41:37Hey, if I lose my hat and coat, you'll have to pay for it.
00:41:39Nobody's going to take it.
00:41:40All right, now, I'll go.
00:41:41Now, listen, you.
00:41:43I'm sick and tired of being yelled at and growbeaten.
00:41:46One more crack out of you, and I'll prick.
00:41:52That's what you get to talk about at times.
00:41:55He's going to let him die.
00:41:56He still thinks he's champion.
00:41:59Oh, he fell down.
00:42:01Wait a minute.
00:42:02You did that, I'll pick you for this trick just a minute.
00:42:05Let go of me.
00:42:06Wait all around, gentlemen, to beat up ladies in here.
00:42:09No.
00:42:09No, you have to go outside.
00:42:11Here, here, here.
00:42:11What's coming off here?
00:42:12That way you got to get down.
00:42:13Get down.
00:42:13Get down.
00:42:13Get down.
00:42:13Get down.
00:42:14Get down.
00:42:14Get down.
00:42:15Get down.
00:42:15Get down.
00:42:16Get down.
00:42:16Get down.
00:42:17Get down.
00:42:17Get down.
00:42:18Get down.
00:42:22I told you not to get down anything.
00:42:34I don't know whether I ought to snuck you in the nose at night.
00:42:36But this gentleman isn't even employed here.
00:42:38I don't work here.
00:42:39In other words, the way that I've done it, I want satisfaction.
00:42:41Oh, come on.
00:42:42I'm not allowed to.
00:42:43Come on, gentlemen, please.
00:42:44Sit down.
00:42:44I don't know whether I ought to do it or not.
00:42:46Wait, look.
00:42:46Let's have a drink and shut up about it.
00:42:48OK.
00:42:57What kind of a dancing contest is this?
00:42:59Did you see that man kick you?
00:43:01Did I see him?
00:43:02I felt him.
00:43:03Come on.
00:43:03Let's get out of here.
00:43:04I wouldn't stand a hothead like this.
00:43:07Well, we got rid of that one, Willie.
00:43:09Not a bad idea.
00:43:16Why, what happened?
00:43:17Well, I'd rather not say it, but I wouldn't win and stay in the car for a dozen cups.
00:43:21Hey, what's the idea?
00:43:28What are you talking about?
00:43:29Well, you'll kick me and I'll punch you in the nose for you.
00:43:31You what?
00:43:31Yes, you heard me.
00:43:32Stay showing up in the audience playing, will you?
00:43:34All right, come on.
00:43:35I'll show you.
00:43:35All right, come on.
00:43:36All right, come on.
00:43:37All right, come on.
00:43:38Come on.
00:43:39Come on.
00:43:40Come on.
00:43:41Come on.
00:43:42Come on.
00:43:43Come on.
00:43:44Come on.
00:43:45Come on.
00:43:46Come on.
00:43:47Come on.
00:43:48Come on.
00:43:49Come on.
00:43:50Come on.
00:44:20Wait a minute. There's the mug that done it. Out there on the floor.
00:44:39Oh, Willie, look at my predicament.
00:44:44I haven't got time. Look at mine.
00:44:46Oh, Willie. Willie. Oh, Johnny.
00:44:52Oh, Willie. Willie. Oh, hey, Willie.
00:44:56Oh, Johnny. Johnny, help me out, will you?
00:45:00Oh, gee. Oh.
00:45:03What's the matter with you? Acting like that in a place like this.
00:45:06Oh, I'm all right, Johnny.
00:45:07Oh, you're all right, are you? Yeah?
00:45:09Well, have you forgotten your operation?
00:45:11Oh. Yeah. Oh.
00:45:13Go ahead. Go ahead. Sit down.
00:45:16Oh, let me just get one sock at you.
00:45:20Now, wait a minute. Let me explain.
00:45:22There is no explanation necessary. I'll attend to this.
00:45:26Now, get out. You're fired.
00:45:28And let this be a lesson for you.
00:45:30But I was only going to... Get out.
00:45:36Come on, folks. Please.
00:45:38Sit down and have a good time. You come here.
00:45:40Oh, you're all the crap. Come on.
00:45:44Let go.
00:45:45All right.
00:45:46If you feel that way, I'm fine, Susan.
00:45:47Oh, let me alone.
00:45:48Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
00:45:49Just a moment.
00:45:50Here.
00:45:51Oh, no, I can't.
00:45:52That's all right.
00:45:53I won't be sorry you got in that drink with that big egg store.
00:45:56Go on. Put it in your kit.
00:45:58Thanks.
00:45:59Here you are.
00:46:01Oh, is that what she gave you?
00:46:03Yeah.
00:46:04Here's your cut.
00:46:05Can I go home now?
00:46:06Sure, yes.
00:46:07But listen.
00:46:08You've been late every night this week.
00:46:09Now, come around here tomorrow night on time.
00:46:10Oh, yes, sir.
00:46:11And listen.
00:46:12Lay off this discontest.
00:46:13You're well out of my dish.
00:46:14Yes, sir.
00:46:15Take care of that for me.
00:46:16Oh, yes, sir.
00:46:17He's late today, honey, but you know he'll come.
00:46:19Uncle Willie hasn't missed a Sunday in two months.
00:46:20Mary.
00:46:21Yes?
00:46:22Your boyfriend's just come in the gate.
00:46:23See?
00:46:24What did I tell you?
00:46:25It's candy today, isn't it?
00:46:26What?
00:46:27Well, we all know the routine.
00:46:28One Sunday flowers.
00:46:29Next Sunday, candy.
00:46:30Keep me a couple of chewies, will you?
00:46:31All right.
00:46:32Oh, what have you got there?
00:46:33The oil.
00:46:34Oh, now your trouble's done.
00:46:35Not today.
00:46:36I put plenty of syrup in to fool them.
00:46:38Oh.
00:46:39Oh, Mr. Musher.
00:46:40You have candy today?
00:46:41Yes, sir.
00:46:42Oh, yes, sir.
00:46:43Oh, yes, sir.
00:46:44Yes, sir.
00:46:45Yes, sir.
00:46:46Yes, sir.
00:46:47Yes, sir.
00:46:48Yes, sir.
00:46:49Yes, sir.
00:46:50Yes, sir.
00:46:51Yes, sir.
00:46:52Yes, sir.
00:46:53Yes, sir.
00:46:54Yes, sir.
00:46:55You have candy today, I see.
00:46:57Yes.
00:46:58You have candy today, I see.
00:47:00No.
00:47:05Hello.
00:47:06Hello.
00:47:07Hello, Oski.
00:47:08You're looking great.
00:47:09Look, Mary.
00:47:10Look what I got for you.
00:47:11Oh, thanks.
00:47:12You know, all week long I try to think of different things to bring in, but I always end up with candy
00:47:16or croissant or croissant or flowers.
00:47:18Oh, thanks, but you don't need to bring anything.
00:47:21Don't you suppose I know that?
00:47:22But I do.
00:47:23You know, someday I'm going to bring you a...
00:47:25Uh...
00:47:26A what?
00:47:27Gee, when you look at me like that, my heart just goes...
00:47:30Oh, no, you're kidding.
00:47:33No, I'm not.
00:47:34Oh, what's in the box?
00:47:35Oh, boy, wait a minute to see.
00:47:37A steam engine.
00:47:38Oh.
00:47:39Oh.
00:47:40Has anybody told you that you're beautiful today?
00:47:45Uh-uh.
00:47:46Oh, then I will.
00:47:47You're perfect.
00:47:48Oh, excuse me.
00:47:49Oh, Willie, you look awfully tired.
00:47:50Didn't you sleep well last night?
00:47:51Yeah, I slept well.
00:47:52But not long enough.
00:47:53Hmm.
00:47:54Up late.
00:47:55At a party, I suppose.
00:47:56Oh, no.
00:47:57I went to a nightclub.
00:47:58Oh, how I hate nightclubs.
00:47:59Well, why did you go?
00:48:00Well, uh...
00:48:01I had to go on business.
00:48:02Well, for goodness sake, if you're so sleepy, why don't you go home?
00:48:04I'd rather be here.
00:48:05Honest, Mary.
00:48:07When did you receive this anonymous letter?
00:48:08Yesterday.
00:48:09A baby, eh?
00:48:12Uh...
00:48:13Oh, a baby.
00:48:14Oh, no, no.
00:48:15I was at the party.
00:48:16You know, I was when I was at the party here.
00:48:17Oh, I was at the party.
00:48:18Well, I was at the party, I was at the party.
00:48:19Uh-uh, I was at the party.
00:48:20I was at the party.
00:48:21Did you go?
00:48:22Well, I got to go on business.
00:48:23Well, for goodness sake, if you're so sleepy, why don't you go home?
00:48:25Oh, I-I'd rather be here.
00:48:26Honest, Mary.
00:48:27When did you receive this anonymous letter?
00:48:29Yesterday.
00:48:30A baby, eh?
00:48:31Well, you were at the party.
00:48:32it's news to me dad maybe it isn't true in any case it's blackmail we've got to
00:48:41get a hold of that baby if there is one you can't tackle that by what Harris
00:48:46girl yes sir you've got to get in touch with her
00:48:50first get the Bellevue orphanage on the phone yes but I mean it really you can't
00:48:56enjoy yourself going around half asleep but you don't know what Sunday's mean to
00:49:00me visiting you and Oscar is the only fun I have do you mean that honestly gee
00:49:06Mary can't you tell I'm crazy about you oh I'm glad because I'm a little crazy
00:49:11about you too no honestly
00:49:16she likes me did you know it yeah I bet you knew it all the time you little
00:49:37rascal you wouldn't tell me no it's all right I tell you there's no taste to it
00:49:50it's castor oil oh it's lucky for you that I need this job now I'm telling you once
00:49:57more that there's no taste to this castor oil no oh mr. musha would you come here a
00:50:04moment please I wonder if you'd stand there and help me out I certainly I'm
00:50:09going to give you one more chance and if you don't do it this time I well I'll
00:50:14give it to mr. musha sure and I'll swallow it too now you're going to take it no
00:50:20all right then see does it taste bad no it's good oh
00:50:27my that is good maybe he'll take it from you would you like to try it sure
00:50:39all my young man hmm what's your turn no oh all right
00:50:50good is it good oh boy
00:50:59attaboy Hercules
00:51:05me too mr. me too mr. you too mr. all right all right one at a time now one at a time
00:51:12all right just a minute oh good gracious you're not giving all the children castor oil are you
00:51:26yes oh what's the matter oh you're feeling badly yeah and I'm gonna feel worse excuse me
00:51:45what's the matter really I I just got some bad news what about oil no no no no no yes mr.
00:52:00Vanderman a darling little boy number 517 he was left here on the night of April 1st last year I see
00:52:07uh the fact is I'm quite interested I'll know in a day or two more about it could I see the child next
00:52:15Sunday certainly we'll have a complete record ready for you when you come what's that oh you may
00:52:22depend upon me to keep the matter absolutely confidential yes goodbye
00:52:37you were really asleep were you yes I was and as soon as you leave I'm going right back to sleep
00:53:04you're going to take on your back yeah no listen what's your name
00:53:12what's the what's yours Santa Claus come back Christmas
00:53:34you can play with me now yeah yeah I'll bounce you
00:53:43look go on out of here will you I'm waiting for somebody
00:53:50who hey young lady will you go away please
00:53:55yeah I like her will you run along and play with your playmates
00:53:58no no no I want to play now yeah but listen get off get your hand out of my face will you
00:54:08look out get off on me will you
00:54:14do you like ice cream what kind of ice cream the strawberry ice cream no do you like chocolate
00:54:30ice cream no vanilla ice cream no what flavor ice cream do you like I don't like any flavor oh
00:54:38well look here's a dime you run along and buy yourself some ice cream without any flavor
00:54:44I don't know why so many people get married
00:54:49what's the matter really upset about something oh no it's it's all right now tell me why do you work
00:54:58so hard how do you know I work hard well you forget I'm a trained nurse I'm worried about you gee
00:55:05that's really you to worry about me because I'm not worth it oh yes you are me
00:55:11you know there's something I've been wanting to tell you
00:55:13what's the matter with you what do you want now
00:55:17I lost the dime you gave me
00:55:21oh you lost it did you well that's too bad now what was I saying
00:55:25I want another dime
00:55:28what do you think I am the mint he wants another dime
00:55:32oh I'm sorry I only have a half a dollar
00:55:37well I can tell you for ya
00:55:38well what are you gonna do with a guy like that
00:55:41now what were we talking about
00:55:46oh we were talking about you
00:55:47oh that's silly when there's you to talk about
00:55:49is she her
00:55:51is she her what do you mean
00:55:53is she the one you were talking about
00:55:56pardon me just a moment please
00:56:00there listen will you beat it you got your bribe now get out of here
00:56:13great kid you know when I get a chance I'm gonna tell you a lot of nice things about
00:56:17yourself oh now you're making fun of me no I'm not I
00:56:22are you still here what is it do you love her
00:56:27why why of course yes
00:56:30why don't you kiss her
00:56:33can you can you suggest anything except murder
00:56:36oh buster run away dear
00:56:38no I don't want to
00:56:40buster
00:56:40I know you don't want me to see you kissing
00:56:46buster
00:56:47you know it'd be hard work learning to love him
00:56:55oh you shouldn't let the children annoy you
00:56:57you know that's the only trouble with you
00:56:59what is
00:56:59oh your disposition is too sweet
00:57:01you let everybody walk all over you
00:57:03it's not right you running yourself ragged like a like a waiter in a restaurant looking for a tip
00:57:08waiters
00:57:09yeah
00:57:10what makes you think of that
00:57:12you don't like waiters do you
00:57:13oh I'm not talking about waiters I'm talking about you
00:57:17why do you let people impose on you so
00:57:19well I'm just waiting
00:57:21waiting for what
00:57:23to strike oil
00:57:23I promise you one thing
00:57:25once I strike oil nobody's gonna walk on me
00:57:28what's the name of your oil company
00:57:30the Mcaloon Oil Company
00:57:31oh the Mcaloon Oil Company started drilling its first well last week
00:57:36and report satisfactory progress
00:57:38oh hello Oscar
00:57:40have you had your nap already
00:57:42no he wouldn't take his nap he's too excited
00:57:44uh oh
00:57:45this will never do a young fella
00:57:47you can have him
00:57:48and I wish you luck
00:57:50see here kid you gotta take your nap
00:57:55ha ha ha
00:57:56you can't laugh me out of it
00:57:58you're gonna sleep
00:57:59you sing to me
00:58:00oh Uncle Willie can't sing darling
00:58:02who says I can't sing
00:58:03well I never heard you
00:58:04well there's a lot of things about me she doesn't know
00:58:06alright Smartie tell us how do you sing
00:58:10loud
00:58:11oh how's he gonna sleep if you sing loud
00:58:12watch me
00:58:13do me me
00:58:15what are you gonna sing
00:58:16how can I tell till I get started
00:58:18me me me me me me me me
00:58:22listen I can't sing if your eyes are open
00:58:25you gotta keep them closed do you understand
00:58:27let me see
00:58:29rocked him a cradle of the deep
00:58:33now look your eyes are open
00:58:36you keep them closed
00:58:37some strange old men must have crossed my path
00:58:44good luck came then as an aftermath
00:58:48it's true
00:58:50oh you suddenly came to view
00:58:56now I can't tell
00:58:58I've been wrong from right
00:59:00seems I just fell
00:59:02and I lost my sight
00:59:04baby
00:59:06can't see
00:59:08anybody but you
00:59:11love comes without a warning
00:59:19you wake up one morning
00:59:23and find that it's there
00:59:26even your heart
00:59:32first a tiny attraction
00:59:36then comes a reaction
00:59:40you feel something there
00:59:43deep in your heart
00:59:46you press it
00:59:51harass it
00:59:53when love sends a care
00:59:56gee it's thrilling
00:59:59it's really
01:00:01a vacancy there
01:00:05you can never disguise
01:00:09when you realize
01:00:14you'll find that it's there
01:00:16you'll find that it's there
01:00:18deep in your heart
01:00:20even your heart
01:00:21you'll find that it's there
01:00:26you'll find that it's there
01:00:28I'm keeping a warm spot, that new planet there, deep in my heart.
01:00:41You're a gold of sweetness, a loving completeness, that I wish of pain, deep in my heart.
01:00:57That's rosy, one rosy, and two baby eyes.
01:01:10They're cutie, some will be a wonderful bride.
01:01:19When the sandman comes sleeping, though you may be sleeping, I'm keeping you there, deep in my heart.
01:01:37Oh, may I interrupt?
01:01:52Shh!
01:01:53May I interrupt on a matter that concerns the child?
01:01:56What's the matter with him?
01:01:57May I ask?
01:01:58May I ask, have you any plans for him?
01:02:01Do you intend to adopt him?
01:02:02Adopt him?
01:02:03Oh, I hadn't thought of that.
01:02:05Oh, I see.
01:02:06But you have no objection to his adoption by someone else.
01:02:09Someone else?
01:02:10A very wealthy man.
01:02:11A multi-millionaire has become interested in the boy.
01:02:14He'll probably take him.
01:02:15Wait a minute.
01:02:16You can't take him away from me like that.
01:02:18But you said you had no plans for him.
01:02:20Well, I didn't know anybody else had plans for him.
01:02:22Who is it?
01:02:23Oh, I can't tell you at present.
01:02:25The fact that you've supported a child for several months gives you the first claim on him, of course.
01:02:29But on the other hand, it is my duty to arrange the best possible adoption for him.
01:02:34You understand?
01:02:35Yeah.
01:02:36Think it over, Mr. Busher.
01:02:37I'm quite sure you want to do what is best for the child.
01:02:40Gee, that's tough.
01:02:42Willie, are you going to let her walk all over you again?
01:02:45What do you mean?
01:02:46Are you going to let her take Oscar away from us?
01:02:48What?
01:02:49But what can we do?
01:02:51She said he was a millionaire.
01:02:52Oh, but it doesn't take a million dollars to adopt a baby.
01:02:55Why don't you adopt him yourself?
01:02:57You have birth claim on him.
01:02:59How much will it cost?
01:03:00Oh, well, not more than a couple hundred dollars.
01:03:03Oh, a couple hundred, huh?
01:03:04Yes, that's all.
01:03:05Yeah, that's all.
01:03:06Yeah, I can do it.
01:03:10You will?
01:03:11Uh-huh.
01:03:12Listen, I'll adopt him if you'll take care of him.
01:03:14Oh, I'd love to.
01:03:15In some cozy little house, no more.
01:03:17Oh, but...
01:03:18But what?
01:03:19Oh, Willie, what would people think instead of being a millionaire?
01:03:21What would people think and say about the three of us in the same house?
01:03:24What could they say?
01:03:25It'd be all right.
01:03:26I'd adopt you, too.
01:03:27Oh, you...
01:03:28You're not joking?
01:03:30I am not.
01:03:31Gee, but I don't know whether you love me enough to...
01:03:34Oh, but I do, Willie.
01:03:35With all my heart.
01:03:36Oh.
01:03:43I'll get the $200.
01:03:44Oh, there's no doubt of it, is there?
01:03:46Not after that kiss.
01:03:47Not after that kiss.
01:03:48And...
01:03:49You meant everything you said, didn't you?
01:03:51Every word of it.
01:03:52Gee, I wouldn't disappoint you for the world.
01:03:54Oh, I just couldn't stand it if you did, Willie.
01:03:57After this.
01:03:58Well, don't worry.
01:04:07Goodbye, honey.
01:04:08Goodbye.
01:04:09Goodbye.
01:04:12And Cinderella and the Prince live happily ever after.
01:04:17All right, darling.
01:04:18It's time to go to bed now.
01:04:19Aren't we going to have a show?
01:04:21Oh, you want a show tonight?
01:04:22Yeah.
01:04:23All right.
01:04:24Whose turn is it?
01:04:25Mine.
01:04:26All right, Buster.
01:04:27What do you want to do?
01:04:28I want to recite.
01:04:29All right, fine.
01:04:30Now, you go ahead and recite.
01:04:31Now, listen quietly, everybody.
01:04:32Go ahead.
01:04:33If I only had a home, sweet home, someone who cared for me, just like all these other boys and girls, how happy I would be with a kind mommy and daddy, too, to call me all their own.
01:05:02This world would be all sunshine if I only had a home.
01:05:09Oh, that's fine.
01:05:10That's fine.
01:05:11That's fine.
01:05:12That's all for the night, Donna.
01:05:13Everybody in bed.
01:05:14Quick.
01:05:15Hurry up.
01:05:23Real fast now.
01:05:24Everybody in bed.
01:05:26Come on, sweetheart.
01:05:27Everybody in bed.
01:05:28Where are our friends?
01:05:29I've seen the new Geo Vallie Belling.
01:05:32I've seen the new Geo Vallie Belling.
01:05:33I've seen the new Geo Vallie Belling.
01:05:34Everybody in bed.
01:05:35Everybody ready?
01:05:36Everybody ready?
01:05:37All day glory, all things good!
01:05:40All night treasures, and my food!
01:05:45Come from God, and so I pray, thank you God for this good day!
01:05:54And in the morning help me see how my genesis I can be.
01:06:03The genesis I gladly say, thank you for our honor to live. Amen.
01:06:16Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray the Lord my soul to keep.
01:06:22If I could die before I wait, I pray the Lord my soul to take.
01:06:29Bless this house, bless the home, bless Mary, and make me a good girl. Amen.
01:06:40Do you know any more prayer so we can stay up longer?
01:06:44Yeah, I know longer. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
01:06:50He may just me lie down in the meantime.
01:06:54You'd better stop for now, Mary. They'll be praying all night.
01:06:58All right, I will.
01:06:59I think that's enough. I'm sure you're praying for her.
01:07:02Now, come on, lie down, everybody. Come up tight. That's it.
01:07:06And now you and I will say our little private prayer.
01:07:22God bless, Uncle Wally.
01:07:24And make him happy. Yes.
01:07:26Come, come on.
01:07:27Where'd you get this stuff?
01:07:40I bought it, Mr. Schallert.
01:07:43I'm sorry but the bank can't alone anything on this kind of security well
01:07:51it's good isn't it possibly it's not a listed stock and has no market value what
01:07:58difference does that make gee they started drilling the well last week
01:08:00hmm that's good if they strike oil may make you a wealthy man they sure I know
01:08:07but I need the two hundred dollars now I'm sorry no bank a loan association in
01:08:13the state and loan anything on that kind of stuff
01:08:18could I sell you two hundred dollars worth of it two hundred dollars not for a
01:08:24carload
01:08:27hello oh that's your jolly general motors up a point good how much we make eighty
01:08:46thousand not bad okay isn't there any chance of me raising two hundred dollars on
01:08:57this not here I'm sorry gee so am I
01:09:11child seems to be normal and healthy you've no idea of his parents no this is
01:09:19Mary Robbins in charge of the nursery this is mr. Vanderman who's going to adopt
01:09:23517 you're going to take him away you seem fond of the child is he fond of you
01:09:30oh why yes good he'll need a nurse how would you like to position you couldn't do better my dear
01:09:37we leave third before Europe I'll pay all your expenses give you fifty dollars a week
01:09:41aren't you fortunate my dear oh I'm sorry but I can't go what haven't you told mr.
01:09:47Vanderman about mr. musher who what about him he's the gentleman who's been
01:09:51supporting 517 himself he's coming here today with the money in the adoption
01:09:55papers why wasn't I consulted about this they're employed by the home not by mr.
01:10:00musher who is this fellow why does he want the child no because he loved him
01:10:03well there's more to it than that did he tell anything about adopting a child
01:10:07before he knew I was interested nothing I thought so that's the man has been
01:10:12trying to blackmail us where can I find this crook really hello Mary what's wrong
01:10:20oh everything I couldn't do it young man you better watch your step or you'll land in
01:10:26jail who are you this is mr. Vanderman who's going to adopt Oscar just where do you
01:10:32figure in there mr. musher's been paying for the support of the child every week
01:10:35wait a minute have you been so well this is very funny so you've been supporting
01:10:46that kid with the tips you got a tips he's a waiter in a nightclub oh he is not mr.
01:10:51musher's a successful businessman he's been serving me at the 400 Club for
01:10:56weeks ask him are you sure of his hobby why certainly oh really is this true
01:11:04yes I I am a waiter oh then you've been lying to me about everything yes but
01:11:12Mary I don't marry I didn't mean to I just wanted you to like me because well
01:11:23because I well under the circumstances then you won't stand in the way of the
01:11:26child's happiness will you mr. musher well listen I can take care of Oscar gee I'm
01:11:31I'm doing pretty well I'm making more money all the time no young man what can
01:11:35you do for him our home can give him every advantage every luxury that wealth
01:11:39can buy don't you understand that you'll be doing the baby a great injustice if you
01:11:44prevented his adoption by mr. Vanderman but he's kind of used to me now you know
01:11:48he likes me gee wouldn't be just as satisfactory to get another kid no well you
01:11:54know Oscar isn't exactly perfect he's got a little birthmark on his back he's the
01:11:59only child I want if you have any feeling for him or regard for his future you
01:12:03won't deny him this opportunity you must think of the baby I am mrs. tonight I am
01:12:09well well it means a good break for Oscar and I won't stand in this way of course
01:12:19you won't I understand you supported the child for some months now any expense you've
01:12:25been put to her I'm not selling Oscar you haven't got enough money to buy him I'm giving them to
01:12:32you because because it's best for him goodbye Mary I don't suppose you'll ever want to see me again I
01:12:48I just want you to know whatever I did was because because I loved you so much
01:12:55what's the matter uncle wally nothing honey uncle will he's gone away no no way it's all
01:13:25right you're going to a beautiful place just like the place in the storybook you're gonna
01:13:31have a swell time you'll be so happy and you'll be there too let's not talk about that now you'll
01:13:40bring me toys uncle wally oh you'll have lots of funny toys who doesn't know there's a funny
01:13:46toys that'll make you laugh and laugh and laugh you laugh too uncle wally I'll try listen master
01:13:56they're waiting in there for you you better run along now goodbye kid
01:14:01run along now always remember the weather that I'm there or not your uncle willie is loving you
01:14:23every minute of every day
01:14:53Hey, what's the matter here?
01:14:55Say, I want Musher.
01:14:57Where's Musher?
01:14:59Oh, say, Musher, that...
01:15:01Say, where's Musher?
01:15:03Well, he...
01:15:05Say, I sent for you ten minutes ago.
01:15:07Now, what kept you?
01:15:09Well, never mind.
01:15:11Who dressed that toy window downstairs?
01:15:13Don't blame me for that.
01:15:15Musher did that one.
01:15:17Oh, he did.
01:15:19Yes, he did.
01:15:21And he dressed the baby clothes window, too.
01:15:23Yeah?
01:15:24When I dress the window, you know it.
01:15:26You bet, I do.
01:15:27Because it's rotten.
01:15:29Those are the two best-looking windows in town.
01:15:31Everybody's talking about them.
01:15:33Customer with a complaint, sir.
01:15:35Oh.
01:15:36Send Musher to me at once.
01:15:38Yes, sir.
01:15:39Well, I did my best.
01:15:41Hurry.
01:15:42Yes, sir.
01:15:44Oh, I did my best.
01:15:46Hurry.
01:15:47Yes, sir.
01:15:48From now on, Musher's the head window dresser.
01:15:53Yes, sir.
01:15:54I'll make a note of it.
01:15:55Oh.
01:16:00Say, Musher.
01:16:01The boss wants you.
01:16:03Yeah, I know him.
01:16:04He's been looking all over for you.
01:16:06And you better watch your step.
01:16:07He's on the warpath.
01:16:09Well, I'll go right up there and tell that old boss back.
01:16:10Just what I think of him.
01:16:11I've been saving this up for a long time.
01:16:12Oh, get out of here.
01:16:13And let me tell you something.
01:16:14I take my last order from you.
01:16:15You.
01:16:16Now listen.
01:16:17You'll take orders from me as long as you're employed here.
01:16:18Yeah.
01:16:19Well, tell it to her.
01:16:20Who?
01:16:21Hey.
01:16:22What's the matter here?
01:16:23Say, I want Musher.
01:16:24Now wait a minute, Reisman.
01:16:25Reisman.
01:16:26Oh, I've been saving this up for a long time.
01:16:27Oh, get out of here.
01:16:28Let me tell you something.
01:16:29I take my last order from you.
01:16:30You.
01:16:31Now listen.
01:16:32You'll take orders from me as long as you're employed here.
01:16:33Now, I'll tell it to her.
01:16:34Who?
01:16:35What's the matter here?
01:16:36Say.
01:16:37I want Musher.
01:16:38Now wait a minute, Reisman.
01:16:39Reisman.
01:16:40I've got a few things to say to you before I go.
01:16:42I've stood for your abuse and your terrible necktie for the last time.
01:16:45You know what I think of you?
01:16:46You're the meanest, stingiest, crankiest, most unreasonable old buzzard I ever met.
01:16:48You fired me.
01:16:49You fired me.
01:16:50You fired me.
01:16:51You fired me.
01:16:52You fired me.
01:16:53You fired me.
01:16:54You fired me.
01:16:55You fired me.
01:16:56You fired me.
01:16:57You fired me.
01:16:58You fired me.
01:16:59You fired me.
01:17:00You fired me.
01:17:01You fired me.
01:17:02You fired me.
01:17:03You fired me.
01:17:04You fired me.
01:17:08You fired me.
01:17:19You fired me.
01:17:21You fired me.
01:17:22I quit.
01:17:23Well, why don't you say something?
01:17:24Wait a minute?
01:17:25Wait a minute.
01:17:26attendant.
01:17:27See.
01:17:28You got me wrong.
01:17:29You're not fired.
01:17:30You're promoter.
01:17:31I'm what?
01:17:32Promoted.
01:17:33Now go ahead with your own ideas.
01:17:35I won't interfere.
01:17:38All right.
01:17:40How about it, my sir?
01:17:41Yes, sir.
01:17:42All settled.
01:17:44Yes, sir.
01:17:46And thank you very much, Mr. Eisman.
01:17:48All right, my sir.
01:17:54How about a little increase in salary?
01:17:58I'll give you $10 more than I give Calaway.
01:18:03How much do you pay Calaway?
01:18:10$50.
01:18:11Okay.
01:18:22Could I get along the $200?
01:18:25$100?
01:18:27What for?
01:18:28It's for a baby.
01:18:30A baby?
01:18:31You're a baby?
01:18:32Well, $200 more than he's mine.
01:18:35And you want me to put up $200 so you can have a baby?
01:18:38Yeah.
01:18:39You're crazy.
01:18:41Why am I?
01:18:41Then you can get yourself another head window dresser.
01:18:44Hey, wait a minute.
01:18:46Wait a minute.
01:18:47Hey.
01:18:49That's the way you feel about it.
01:18:51Listen.
01:18:53Come on.
01:18:5450.
01:18:55200.
01:18:58Say.
01:18:59I didn't know that you were married.
01:19:01I'm not.
01:19:01I'm not.
01:19:03Gee.
01:19:04It means an awful lot to me.
01:19:06All right, my darling.
01:19:08Thank you very much, Mr. Eisenman.
01:19:09Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:19:23Could I get the afternoon off?
01:19:27Hey, what is all this?
01:19:29I've got to go out there and get my baby.
01:19:31You see, there's someone else after him, and I might lose out.
01:19:33So I want to...
01:19:34All right, all right.
01:19:35Go ahead before you think of something else.
01:19:39Oh, gee, Mr. Eisenman.
01:19:40Thanks very much.
01:19:41Everybody around here thinks you're an old crab.
01:19:43A crab?
01:19:44Yeah.
01:19:45But I think you're a great little guy.
01:19:52Well, toadaloo.
01:19:58I have taken care of it.
01:20:00Everything has been arranged.
01:20:01The nurse is getting the child ready now.
01:20:03I should enjoy donating this check to the home, if I were sure,
01:20:06no mention of the adoption would appear in the newspapers.
01:20:08You may leave it safely to me.
01:20:10Are we going on the steamboats and seeing the choo-choo trains?
01:20:13See, see.
01:20:14Uncle Willie.
01:20:15Hello, Asker.
01:20:16Hello.
01:20:17Mary, I got the $200.
01:20:18Oh, it's too late, Willie.
01:20:19I'm taking Asker to the office now.
01:20:20Oh, you are, are you?
01:20:21Yes.
01:20:22Well, I'd like to see anybody take my kid away from me now.
01:20:23I'll wait for the-
01:20:24You!
01:20:25Just a minute, you're not through yet.
01:20:26What does this mean?
01:20:27Don't yell at me.
01:20:28I've been yelled at by experts.
01:20:29This is outrageous.
01:20:30Yeah, and it's going to be outrageous, sir.
01:20:31If this is blackmail-
01:20:32Listen, when it's your turn to talk, I'll tell you.
01:20:33You know, I've been pretty nice so far, but don't get me mad.
01:20:35For from now on, jumping on me will be just as safe as jumping on dynamite.
01:20:38Here, hold this a minute.
01:20:39You know who I am?
01:20:40I'm Hedwig the dresser and Traces' apartment store, the boss, see?
01:20:43And I got all the money in the world.
01:20:44That's for Asker.
01:20:45He's mine.
01:20:46And you're through.
01:20:47Take your money.
01:20:48Take your money.
01:20:49Take your money.
01:20:50You're not through.
01:20:51You're not through yet.
01:20:52Just a minute.
01:20:53You're not through yet.
01:20:54What does this mean?
01:20:55Don't yell at me.
01:20:56I've been yelled at by experts.
01:20:57This is outrageous.
01:20:58Yeah, and it's going to be outrageous, sir.
01:20:59If this is blackmail-
01:21:00Listen, when it's your turn to talk, I'll tell you.
01:21:02That's for Asker.
01:21:03He's mine.
01:21:04And you're through.
01:21:05Take your money and get out.
01:21:06And, and, well, let this be a lesson to you.
01:21:10Young man, pick up your money.
01:21:11You can't have Asker.
01:21:12He's my grandson.
01:21:13You're what?
01:21:14My grandson.
01:21:15He was left here the night of April 1st.
01:21:20Is this true?
01:21:21Oh, I think it is.
01:21:22Oh.
01:21:26Well, now you know that was the only child left here that night.
01:21:29Was it?
01:21:30Miss Brown, the records.
01:21:31Yes.
01:21:32May I ask why you didn't suggest this possibility?
01:21:33Wait a minute.
01:21:34Wait.
01:21:35Brown.
01:21:36Miss.
01:21:37Here it is.
01:21:38April 1st.
01:21:39There was another baby left here that night.
01:21:40Another baby?
01:21:41Yes, listen.
01:21:42Number 518, a boy, left at front door, well-dressed, wedding ring tied to his wrist engraved HV to VH.
01:21:48Harvey's boy.
01:21:49What became of him?
01:21:50Adopted October 5th, taken to England by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goldberg of London.
01:21:54Hooray!
01:21:55To the Philistines.
01:21:56Hooray!
01:21:57Oh, listen.
01:21:58Then he's not related to you.
01:21:59You don't want him now, do you, Mr. Vanderman?
01:22:00Certainly not.
01:22:01There's the $200, Mrs. Tanike.
01:22:02Nobody wants him.
01:22:03Can I have him now?
01:22:04We'll talk about this when Mr. Vanderman leaves.
01:22:05Thanks.
01:22:06Gee, ain't that great, Mary?
01:22:07He's all bought and paid for.
01:22:08Young man, I haven't been talked to in years, the way you've talked to me.
01:22:10it did me good.
01:22:11You the real thing back of you.
01:22:13Why don't you two get married?
01:22:15And it takes a business man to think of that.
01:22:20Uncle Woolie, has he gone?
01:22:21Yes, honey, he's gone.
01:22:24Why don't you two get married?
01:22:27And it takes a businessman to think of that.
01:22:29Uncle Woolie?
01:22:30Has he gone?
01:22:31Yes, honey, he's gone.
01:22:36Why don't you two get married?
01:22:38He's gone.
01:22:40Why don't you marry her, Uncle Willie?
01:22:43How about it, Mary, huh?
01:22:45How about it?
01:22:46Well.
01:22:47Well, we'd have a great start with Oscar.
01:22:49Oh, I wouldn't think of marrying anyone else.
01:22:52Oh, but Willie, it costs a lot of money to dress a woman and a baby.
01:22:55Oh, that's all right.
01:22:56I've dressed hundreds of them.
01:22:57Hooray!
01:23:08Hooray!
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