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06:58Okay, you rascal, you can come.
07:01You'll have to behave yourself.
07:03We're going to town.
07:28Corky.
07:30Corky.
07:33Corky.
07:34Here, now watch your step.
07:37Remember, you're in the big city now.
07:41Corky.
07:43Corky.
07:46Here, now watch your step.
07:48Remember, you're in the big city now.
07:52Corky!
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11:32Drive east down 32nd Street and go easy over the bump.
12:02I found out pretty quick there are two things a girl needs in this town.
12:08Money to pay her bills and to know all the answers.
12:12Uh, where do you work? In a store?
12:16Behind a counter for 12 bucks a week?
12:19I work in a burlette suit.
12:22Burlette?
12:23Well...
12:24Well, that's pretty hard work, isn't it?
12:32Do you drink gin?
12:35Well, I guess so.
12:39Say, do you eat cheese?
12:42What is this, a gag?
12:44No, special for my own farm. I invented it.
12:48Who invented it?
12:50What's that stuff on the strap?
12:53That guy's a lot of screwy rackets, but you're the first cheese inventor I ever ran into.
12:59Now, if you'd invented something like this.
13:03Now.
13:10Mmm, you've been eating that cheese.
13:13Well, of course. That's what it's for.
13:16That's about all we eat on the farm now.
13:18Wheat? You got a wife that eats that cheese?
13:21No, a dog.
13:22Hey, Corky.
13:24Say, where is he?
13:25I gotta find him.
13:26No, you haven't.
13:27Nobody's lost.
13:28I know. He's your pal.
13:29I'm sorry. I have to find Corky.
13:46What does it say?
13:48Is she in a dangerous condition?
13:50Well, she has a temperature, Mrs. Nergs.
13:55Yes.
13:56Will she survive?
13:57Oh.
13:58Yes.
13:59Don't you worry.
14:00Everything's going to be all right.
14:05That's right.
14:06Oh!
14:07Doctor!
14:08Oh!
14:09Oh!
14:10Oh!
14:11Oh!
14:12Oh!
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14:27Oh!
14:36Oh!
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14:41Oh!
14:42Oh!
14:47A dog's been run over!
14:49A dog?
14:50Are you in the grate?
14:51Can I get into the sleep?
14:52Can I get in the street?
15:00All this fuss over a mutt.
15:18New show's done in five minutes.
15:20What's the low price matinee here today?
15:22What's the low price matinee today?
15:24What's the low price matinee today?
15:26Along the runway and the city.
15:28To swim in your life.
15:30Hey, wait a minute.
15:32Get back on the line.
15:34Come on.
15:42You like the show, kid?
15:44It's nothing.
15:46Come on, get out of here.
15:48Get out of here.
15:50Come on, get out of here.
15:52Let's go.
15:54We go there.
15:56Come on, go on the sea.
15:58Come on.
16:00Let me go.
16:02You just want people to observe your life?
16:05There's nothing here for a dog to see anyway.
16:35There's nothing here for a dog to see anyway.
17:05There's nothing here for a dog to see anyway.
17:15There's nothing here for a dog to see anyway.
17:25There's nothing here for a dog to see anyway.
17:35I beg your pardon, but you weren't looking for a nice home for your dog.
17:44You see, I'm all alone.
17:46I've been looking for a dog ever since my husband died.
17:50You wouldn't like to sell him, would you?
17:53Sure.
17:54How about three bucks?
17:55Oh, my.
17:56That's quite a lot.
17:58Has he a pedigree?
18:00Did your husband have a pedigree?
18:02Why, sir.
18:03Pedigree?
18:04He's got five, six.
18:07Why, his grandmother was the wife of a champ Spitz.
18:11His mother was the wife of a champ Airedale.
18:15Why, lady, three dollars ain't nothing.
18:17Very well, then.
18:24Oh, he's gone.
18:25That's all right, lady.
18:26Out.
18:27Ready?
18:28Out.
18:29Out.
18:30Out.
18:32Out.
18:33From my heart comes a song.
19:03Seems to fill the world around me.
19:10From the stars, all along, day and night, it seems to find me.
19:23I can feel through and through.
19:30It is like some living madness.
19:36It's a song full of life, full of apes, yet filled with gladness.
19:51Like drifting clouds that haunt the heavens do.
20:10I'm haunted by a song of you.
20:21And like the bird that sings when winter's through.
20:33There sings in me a song of you.
20:42And then like angry waters, madly surging by.
20:52My song becomes apparent, sweeping to the sky.
21:06Like bells in spring.
21:12That ring of love that's true.
21:19There is in me a song of you.
21:35You are my greatest treasure, my faith in the world.
21:41And though you may sometimes be swayed by temptation,
21:47And my fortune, my fortune.
22:03What?
22:14distancing.
22:19I got to do something.
22:25There he is.
22:31Come on, come on, come on, move!
22:38Say, you hear them laugh out there?
22:40We ought to do that every night.
22:42So you did it.
22:43What's happening?
22:44She's trying to start something.
22:46You can't get away with that.
22:47Yeah, well, what are you going to do with that?
22:49I'll show you!
22:52Break it up.
22:53Put it out.
22:54Now, that's sediment.
22:55You're fired.
22:56Hey, wait a minute.
22:57Who are you and what do you want?
22:58My dog.
22:59Your dog?
23:00That's enough.
23:01Shut up.
23:02Shut up.
23:03This show's got to go on.
23:04Come on, girls.
23:05Run along and you two beat it.
23:12Like drifting clouds that haunt the heavens blue,
23:22I'm haunted by a song of you.
23:33And like the birds that sing when winter's through, there sings in me a song of you.
23:49And then, like angry waters madly surging by, my song becomes a torrent sweeping to the sky.
24:16Like bells in spring, that ring of love that's new, my heart rings out a song of you.
24:43I'm sorry.
24:44I'm sorry you lost your job.
24:45Isn't there anything I can do?
24:46Sure, you can turn out to be my long lost uncle from Alaska with a million dollars.
24:48I wish I could.
24:49Oh, forget about it.
24:50Come on.
24:51Help me get my stuff in here.
24:52Oh.
24:53Come on.
24:54Help me get my stuff in here.
24:55Oh.
24:56Come on.
24:57Come on.
24:58Come on.
24:59Come on.
25:00Come on.
25:01Come on.
25:02Come on.
25:03Come on.
25:04Come on.
25:05Come on.
25:06Come on.
25:08Come on.
25:09Come on.
25:10Come on.
25:11Come on.
25:12Come on.
25:14Well, here we are again.
25:16Say, here's a letter for you.
25:21Thanks.
25:23It's from my mother.
25:29Oh, you got a family living?
25:31Only mother.
25:33Holy mackerel!
25:35What's the matter?
25:37She's coming to New York.
25:39Can you imagine?
25:41What's so terrible about that?
25:43Terrible? Here.
25:45Look.
25:49She looks like a real nice mother.
25:51That's a trouble.
25:53She's one of those mothers.
25:55Blue eyes. Never did a rotten thing in her life.
25:57Bakes muffins and leaves them God.
26:01Is that so awful?
26:03Oh, I guess I could stand all that.
26:05The awful part is she believes in me.
26:07What does she believe?
26:09The worst.
26:11That I'm married.
26:13To a decent guy with a steady job and then we got a baby.
26:15She doesn't know you're working a show, huh?
26:17If she had any idea a daughter of hers worked in a burlesque show, she'd die.
26:21Gee, I wish there was something I could do to help.
26:25Say, listen.
26:27You mind at that?
26:29What?
26:31Look, for my mother's sake, would you do me a favor and fake you were married to me?
26:35Oh, you're just a kind of a fella she'd want me to be married to.
26:37It'd only be for a couple of days.
26:39Would you do it?
26:41What would we do for a baby?
26:43A friend of mine's got one.
26:45I'll rent it from her.
26:47Odd isn't for me.
26:49If she finds out about me, it'd break her heart.
26:51Come on, be a good sport.
26:57All right, forget about it.
27:05You know, you're funny trying to be so tough about all this.
27:07All the time you love your mother just as much as anybody else.
27:13Sure, I'll do it.
27:15Oh, thanks.
27:19Say, what's your name?
27:21Dudley.
27:23Thanks, Dudley.
27:25Certainly a big help to mother.
27:27My brother.
27:53I'm glad to see you, boys.
27:55And this is Dudley, Mother.
27:59How do you do, Dudley?
28:00I've been waiting to see you for a long time,
28:02and to give you a kiss, and I'm not going to wait any longer.
28:09Me, sweet mother.
28:10Here, this is Junior, Mrs. Poole.
28:12Oh, just like his father.
28:15Well, they all say he's a mighty handsome child.
28:18Give me that baby, he's mine.
28:21Well, he's...
28:23Well, now, isn't that a funny thing? I picked up the wrong one.
28:26He's so excited because you're here, Mother.
28:28Just like a man.
28:29Oh, you darling.
28:44Oh, darling.
28:46You little darling.
28:49Oh, my...
28:51Can you see?
28:53Well, here we are.
28:55And this is the lobby.
28:57Bedroom, a kitchen, and a living room.
29:01All anyone could ask for.
29:04A husband, a wife, and a baby.
29:06Oh, you darling.
29:08Come on, Mother.
29:09Let's take off your clothes.
29:10Well, well, I'm so glad to be here.
29:21You were perfectly right in leaving home, dear.
29:31There wasn't anything on Center Street like this.
29:34I'll say there wasn't.
29:36Well, I'll go fix a little supper.
29:38You two sit down and have a little talk.
29:41And there wasn't a husband like you in our whole county.
29:46Dudley, I've got to thank you for all the money you sent me.
29:51Oh, yeah.
29:52The money.
29:53Of course, Nancy sent it every week, but I know where it came from.
29:57But I wish you didn't have to do it.
29:59Well, that's all right.
30:00I'm glad you liked it.
30:02Now sit down and tell me where you met Nancy and what your business is and everything.
30:10But before you begin, I'm not coming here to live with you.
30:14I had my own mother-in-law underfoot for 15 years.
30:18Now tell me.
30:21Well, would it be all right later?
30:23You see, I always help Nancy with the dinner.
30:26Isn't that nice and thoughtful?
30:29Of course.
30:30I'll help too.
30:31Nancy, I'll make the biscuits.
30:34Do you remember the kind of biscuits in your...
30:38Hey, Sonny, Sonny.
30:53Nancy, I guess you'd better come here.
30:59Well, what's the matter with mother-in-law?
31:02There.
31:03There.
31:04Well.
31:05Well.
31:06Oh.
31:07Well.
31:08Look.
31:09Grandma can do something for him.
31:11Come.
31:12Come on to me, my dearie, my dearie.
31:17There.
31:18I thought as much.
31:20The street thing just needs changing.
31:22That's all.
31:23Go and get them powder.
31:24There.
31:25There.
31:26There.
31:27There.
31:28Come along.
31:29We'll soon fix him up and make him nice and fresh like a lippy time.
31:38Baking powder?
31:39Yeah.
31:40You know perfectly well the doctor told us not to use baking powder.
31:43Oh, yeah.
31:44Here, mother.
31:45Look, look, look.
31:47Magic theatrical powder.
31:49Desire of the dust.
31:51Well, it's about time I came.
31:52You two run and get supper ready.
31:54Dad.
31:55Dad.
31:56Dad.
31:57Dad.
31:58Dad.
31:59Dad.
32:00Dad.
32:01Hey, you're doing fine.
32:02I'm all right as long as that kid keeps his yap shut.
32:04How'd I know he wasn't housebroken?
32:06Hey, look.
32:07Leave the baby to her.
32:08Leave her to me and we'll be all right.
32:10Look, Dudley.
32:11Forget about what I said this morning.
32:13I'm sorry.
32:14You're okay.
32:15That was very good.
32:17You're a good cook, Dudley.
32:19Wait a minute.
32:20Sit down.
32:21We'll do the clearing.
32:26I'll see who it is.
32:33What's the matter, Mrs. Smith?
32:35Well, I got thinking about my baby.
32:38I better take him back.
32:40But he's busy.
32:41We need him.
32:42Well, I'm worried.
32:43You see, he's never been out all night before.
32:45Oh, but Mrs. Smith, you promised and we paid you.
32:48Well, I'll give you back some money.
32:50Oh, let me get him.
32:51Oh, please.
32:52Wait a minute.
32:53Talk to Nancy, will you?
32:54Just a minute.
33:03Uh, Nancy, Mrs. Smith wants to talk to you, dear.
33:07Excuse me, Mother.
33:13Well, will you have some more, Mother?
33:15Listen, honey.
33:16Lay off, will you?
33:17Leave us alone just till tomorrow.
33:19Well, I'm scared.
33:20What are you doing with him?
33:21Oh, we're taking great care of him.
33:23My mother's in there bossing the job.
33:25Well, tomorrow, when Nancy has more time, we'll have a better dinner for you.
33:29I paid all your bills when the baby came.
33:31Now's your chance to pay me back.
33:33Uh-huh.
33:34All right.
33:43I'd better get some more coffee.
33:47Hey, we gotta get the old ladies in bed.
33:49That dame gets the jitters and comes back again.
33:51We're through.
33:52Oh, well, you get the coffee.
33:54Coffee.
33:55Why, it's nice having you here, Mrs. Poole.
34:02Would you have some cake?
34:03No, thanks.
34:04Some more coffee?
34:05No, it always keeps me awake.
34:07Now, if you two children want to go to the movies or something, Grandma stay home with the baby.
34:12Oh, that's awfully sweet, Ma.
34:13Yeah.
34:14Well, we couldn't trust you.
34:15You couldn't trust me?
34:16Well, to stay awake, I mean.
34:17Yes.
34:18You see, you've had a long trip on the train.
34:19Yes, and a lot of surprises, too.
34:20You ought to get some sleep.
34:21You might get that old lumbago or something and be in bed for weeks.
34:22Besides, we always go to bed early.
34:23Right after dinner.
34:24All right.
34:25I do feel a little bit tired.
34:26I'll sleep out of here.
34:27Well, I'll go to bed early.
34:28Right after dinner.
34:29All right.
34:30I do feel a little bit tired.
34:31I'll sleep out of here.
34:32I'll go to bed early.
34:33I'll go to bed early.
34:34Right after dinner.
34:35All right.
34:36I do feel a little bit tired.
34:41I'll sleep out here.
34:42Oh, no.
34:43No.
34:44You'll sleep in the bedroom with Nancy.
34:46Oh, sure.
34:47No.
34:48Now, I've inconvenienced you children up.
34:49I'll sleep right here.
34:50No, but I have to sleep here.
34:52You see, it's the baby.
34:54He snores all night.
34:55You wouldn't get a wink of sleep.
34:57I'm not going to separate husband and wife.
35:00You two children are going right to your bed.
35:03Now, don't be stubborn.
35:05Mother.
35:06You hear what he called me?
35:09Mother.
35:10No wonder you couldn't resist him.
35:13All right, son.
35:16Good night.
35:17Good night.
35:18I'll be in later, Mother.
35:26I didn't know they came like you around here.
35:28I don't.
35:30I'm from the country.
35:32You're worth more than all the men I ever met.
35:39Good night.
35:40Good night.
35:41Good night.
35:42Good night.
35:43Good night.
35:44Good night.
35:45Good night.
35:46Good night.
35:47Good night.
35:48Good night.
35:49Good night.
35:50Good night.
35:51Good night.
35:52Good night.
35:53Good night.
35:54Good night.
35:55Good night.
35:56Good night.
35:57Good night.
35:58Good night.
35:59Good night.
36:00Good night.
36:01Good night.
36:02Good night.
36:03Good night.
36:04Good night.
36:05Good night.
36:06Good night.
36:07Good night.
36:08Get out.
36:09Get everything caught.
36:10We've had those kids around here all day.
36:12What do you want me to do over?
36:13Loop anything.
36:14Round.
36:15Round?
36:16Yeah.
36:38Get out.
36:39Get out.
36:40Come here.
37:08Come here.
37:09Cheers.
37:10Cheers.
37:11Cheers.
37:12Let's go.
37:42Marky, you're a bad dog.
38:01Don't do it again.
38:12Don't do it again.
38:42Why aren't you asleep?
38:59I couldn't sleep.
39:02Why?
39:02What's the matter?
39:05Oh, you've been crying.
39:08Now, come on.
39:09Go back to bed.
39:10Everything's going great.
39:13Kept dreaming about you.
39:16But we was married.
39:18Well, we are for the weekend.
39:20And then I woke up.
39:21I realized what a dirty trick I've done you.
39:26And how swell you've been about it.
39:29You've got to thinking what a louse you must think I am.
39:33Oh, no.
39:35First I tried to steal your money and you lose your dog who's probably worth two of me.
39:40Your weekend all shot to pieces and what do you get for it?
39:44Nothing.
39:44Well, I don't want anything.
39:47Now, come on.
39:48Go back to bed.
39:50I can't.
39:53Don't you see what you're doing to me?
39:56You poor fool.
39:58You're making me fall in love with you.
40:01You ain't got troubles enough as it is.
40:03Hello, Hank.
40:19Hello.
40:20Got any good-looking ones today?
40:22Sure.
40:23Yeah, there's a swell one.
40:25Nah.
40:26Oh, sweet dog.
40:27I might be able to do something with that one, but...
40:32All right.
40:3750, 75, 85.
40:57What are you worrying about?
41:06It looks like she's going to stay with us.
41:09What about the kid?
41:10What about you?
41:11You've got all those radishes waiting for you on the farm.
41:14Well, forget about them.
41:15But I can't keep you here all week.
41:17Even if I could, the kid can't stay.
41:20Oh, it's no good.
41:21I've got to tell her.
41:23No, you don't.
41:24Now, how does that look for you?
41:27It looks like the good old days.
41:29Remember when your father used to put brandy on it and light it?
41:33What do you say, Father?
41:35I don't know if we have any in the house.
41:37Have we, darling?
41:38Will Jim burn?
41:40It might.
41:40Bring it in here.
41:57It burns all right.
42:00Better try that on the pudding.
42:01Want a shot?
42:02No, thanks.
42:05Hey, what's this for?
42:08Part of my emergency kit for tired working girls.
42:12Well, I'll take care of it for you.
42:14Don't you think you'd better take that stuff easy?
42:17If you don't have something, I'll go nuts.
42:19I think we'll be back here for the baby if she's bound to find out.
42:23She's not going to find out anything.
42:25Well, cut it out.
42:30You're going to ruin everything, huh?
42:33I ruined it long ago.
42:35What's the matter?
42:35Don't you think I can hold a couple?
42:37You'll hold a couple if you never held them before in your life.
42:40Oh, come on.
42:42Everything's going to be all right.
42:44Say, don't you ever get tired of saying that?
42:46Everything's going to be all right.
42:48How do you know?
42:50How does anybody know?
42:54Now, Nancy, please.
42:57Why, Mother, we're just having a little celebration.
43:00You see, it's our first anniversary.
43:02Oh, that's a cute seat.
43:04Why, Mother, you don't mind a little drink now and then, do you?
43:08Oh, no.
43:09We always had something to drink in the house at Christmas and Fourth of July.
43:13Oh, Merry Christmas.
43:15Nancy's father said I never was any good at it, though.
43:18You see, it makes me laugh at everybody and then I go to sleep.
43:22Oh, good.
43:24Well, here's laughing at you.
43:26Nancy, what did you do, my fame and my fortune?
43:30You're my greatest friend.
43:33Hey, don't you say that about my jen.
43:36What?
43:36Well, you might be the best cook, but I'm the best gin maker in this family.
43:42Well, oh, Nancy, you're so funny.
43:46I'm funny, all right.
43:47Well, here's the Merry Fourth of July.
43:50Go on, it's good for the old lumbago.
43:52Hey, how about my lumbago?
43:56That one wasn't so bitter.
43:59It wasn't bitter at all.
44:01Oh, sweet.
44:03Yeah, it's sweet.
44:06Yeah, it's sweet.
44:06Mamma!
44:14Mamma!
44:15Mamma!
44:19Mamma!
44:20Mamma!
44:21Mamma!
44:23Mamma!
44:26Mamma!
44:29Mat!
44:31göt Your囉!
44:34Mat?
44:34Is Nancy in?
44:47Did he have his milk this morning and again at noon?
44:51Why, yes.
44:53Then he hasn't had his bath.
44:55That's it.
44:55He always cries when he hasn't had his bath.
44:57But I gave it to him myself.
44:59Well, I'm glad of that.
45:01Nancy may be a fine dancer, but she don't know much about taking care of babies.
45:05Has Nancy learned to dance?
45:07Sure.
45:08Didn't you know she was dancing in a burlesque show?
45:11A burlesque show?
45:14My Nancy dancing in a common burlesque show.
45:18Well, she's got to learn a living.
45:20But she's married.
45:22Oh, sort of.
45:24Sort of?
45:26You mean she isn't married?
45:29Not exactly.
45:31And this baby is illegitimate?
45:32My children are all legitimate.
45:35That's Nancy's baby.
45:36No, it isn't.
45:37It's really mine.
45:40Nancy borrowed it.
45:42Then what about Dudley?
45:44I don't know.
45:45I guess...
45:46I guess she borrowed him, too.
45:50Oh.
45:54I can't believe it.
45:55Maybe I shouldn't have told you.
45:59Oh, I'm glad you told me.
46:02You mustn't blame Nancy.
46:04She's a swell girl.
46:07She just had hard luck.
46:09She's too generous.
46:10That's her trouble.
46:11Always giving away her money.
46:14And men have been awful mean to her.
46:16Men?
46:17She thinks she knows him.
46:19Thinks she's tough.
46:21But she isn't.
46:23She figured she couldn't go home because...
46:26She didn't want to admit that she was a flaw.
46:29My poor little Nancy.
46:32You mustn't blame her.
46:35If you go back on her...
46:37I don't know.
46:39I guess you're about all she's got left.
46:41I won't go back on her.
46:43I won't let her out of my sight.
46:46I promise.
46:47Funny how you understand them when they're part of you.
46:58Well...
46:59We'll leave the baby.
47:01You'll need him now.
47:02I need him now more than ever.
47:05Please.
47:06Just till this afternoon.
47:08I won't let him out of my sight.
47:11I promise.
47:13All right.
47:43There I was, alone, in the middle of the sagebrush, when suddenly I heard a noise.
48:08I will not expect anything.
48:11And there before my eyes stood this genuine Australian zebra pooter.
48:15I was amazed.
48:20And all I'm asking is seven dollars.
48:22What's the matter, mother?
48:23Nothing.
48:24Nothing.
48:25Nothing.
48:26Nothing.
48:27Nothing.
48:28I brought you some flowers.
48:29Oh, thank you, Dudley.
48:30You're always doing nice things for people, aren't you?
48:34You're sure there's nothing wrong?
48:35No.
48:36No.
48:37No.
48:38No.
48:39No.
48:40No.
48:41No.
48:42Oh, I guess you're not happy here with me.
48:43Say, how would you like me to take you home?
48:44I've been dying to see the old place again.
48:45Yes.
48:46She's always talking about it.
48:47And I haven't been out of the city in three years, and I'm sick of it.
48:48I should think you would be.
48:49You and I can get on the train.
48:50Dudley will stay here with the baby.
48:51You're always doing nice things for people.
48:54You're always doing nice things for people, aren't you?
48:55You're always doing nice things for people?
48:57Oh, I guess you're not happy here with me.
48:59Say, how would you like me to take you home?
49:04I've been dying to see the old place again.
49:06Yes, she's always talking about it.
49:08And I haven't been out of the city in three years and I'm sick of it.
49:11I should think you would be.
49:13You and I can get on the train. Then they'll stay here with the baby.
49:16You always wanted me to. Just you and me.
49:19Like I'd never gone away.
49:22Wouldn't that be swell?
49:23That would be swell.
49:25Then you'll do it.
49:27Whenever you're ready.
49:36Oh, baby's the best dog.
49:41Gee, look, man.
49:42Jimmy, Tommy, come here and look at the bad dog.
49:45What is it?
49:47Johnny, come in here quick.
50:01Something's happening down there.
50:03We better see what it is.
50:06Molly.
50:08Molly.
50:09Molly.
50:10Junior.
50:11Junior.
50:16Who's got the gun?
50:22Come on, get the policeman.
50:24Oh, hasn't anybody got a gun?
50:30Get another one.
50:31Go on, go on.
50:32Till the night.
50:36Get another one.
50:39What the matter?
50:40Haven't you got another bullet?
50:46Can you imagine my child playing here just a few minutes to?
50:50Oh, mine too.
50:51I can't imagine my child was playing here just a few minutes ago, mind you.
51:09Corky.
51:18How could I?
51:21Poor boy.
51:40What happened?
51:41It's Corky.
51:42Get some bandage and alcohol.
51:51Oh, he's all right.
51:52It's not as bad as I thought.
51:53I haven't got any real alcohol.
51:54Would you be all right?
51:55Oh, I guess so.
51:57I guess so.
51:58You love him a lot, don't you?
51:59Sure I do.
52:00Dogs have it easy, don't they?
52:02Not like people, all twisted up with money and gin and a million other things.
52:03Well, people in the city, maybe.
52:04But in the country, it's different.
52:05Things are simpler.
52:06Well, you ought to know that.
52:07You ought to know that.
52:08You live there.
52:09Well, you ought to know that.
52:10You live there.
52:11I wish I'd never gone away.
52:12I wish I'd never gone away.
52:13How'd you like to go back?
52:14Well, you ought to know that.
52:15Well, you ought to know that.
52:16You live there.
52:17I wish I'd never gone away.
52:18Well, you look back, you look, Corky.
52:19Me.
52:20Are you asking me to take up housekeeping with you?
52:21No, then I would have left.
52:23You're not.
52:24That's cute.
52:25I'm not.
52:26I'm not.
52:27I'm not.
52:28I'm not, you know.
52:29That's myhenna, that's so cute.
52:30Okay, well.
52:31Do you think I'm gonna know that?
52:32You've got to know that?
52:33Howdy.
52:34That's right, I'm not.
52:35I'm not.
52:36I don't know that I'm gonna know.
52:37You're not.
52:38I'm not.
52:39I'm not.
52:40I don't know.
52:41I'm not.
52:42I'm not.
52:43But I don't know that.
52:45I'm not.
52:46Of course, if you'd like to.
52:48Do you mean it, Dudley?
52:50Nancy, I'm crazy about you.
52:52Will you?
52:56Where'd I get off?
52:58Get my hooks in a man like you.
53:10Mother, Mother, I have something to tell you.
53:12What is it?
53:14What is it?
53:16What is it?
53:24Dudley doesn't want me to go home with you now.
53:26No?
53:27No.
53:28He has a place up in the mountains and he wants me to go with him.
53:30I don't blame you.
53:32Well, we'll visit you soon.
53:34Say, I've got a marvelous place.
53:36I'm blind.
53:38I know I'm old-fashioned, I admit it, but I can't help it.
53:42I haven't any faint in city people.
53:46Not even in city ministers.
53:48Promise me that as soon as you get back to the farm, you'll be married again.
53:52By a good old-fashioned country minister.
53:56Will you?
53:58How about it?
54:00I'll say we will.
54:02I'll say we will.
54:04The End
54:06The End
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