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00:05:21Harvard!
00:05:22Of course, if you got your raise...
00:05:26Alright, I'm not saying another word.
00:05:53Look!
00:05:56Hurry, baby!
00:05:58Hurry up, baby!
00:06:00Open the door!
00:06:05Stand back, dear. He comes by awfully fast.
00:06:16Goodbye!
00:06:20Oh!
00:06:22That was quite a joke.
00:06:32I'm so sorry, Mr. Beasley. Are you hurt?
00:06:35He broke my record. That's the first time he's got me in six months.
00:06:39Baby Dumpling, you run along and play with Alvin.
00:06:42Oh, I'm still taking a look.
00:06:44Now, baby, you be a good boy and stay in the backyard. Now go on, run along, hurry up.
00:06:49Remarkable, nobody was hurt.
00:06:50Oh, we've been doing it for years.
00:06:52Well, I'll get him, Mrs. Bumstead.
00:06:54Oh, all right. Will you come inside, please?
00:06:56Did he start from upstairs?
00:07:06No, the kitchen.
00:07:08Surprising how much speed he got with such a short start.
00:07:10Will you step in here, please?
00:07:13Now, Mrs. Bumstead, when do you want the new furniture delivered?
00:07:18Tomorrow. I must have it tomorrow.
00:07:20I think we can do it.
00:07:21But I must have the furniture moved in while my husband's at work.
00:07:24You see, it's a surprise. It's our wedding anniversary. Our fifth.
00:07:28Oh, all right, Mrs. Bumstead. Everything will be taken care of tomorrow afternoon.
00:07:33You have my word for it.
00:07:34Fine.
00:07:35Now, if you just sign this contract.
00:07:39This says $880.
00:07:41Well, that's the total. The trade-in value of your old furniture is $360, which brings that amount down to $520. See?
00:07:49Oh.
00:07:52Where does it say how much the payments are?
00:07:54Right there. $22.80.
00:07:58It'll be a nice surprise for your husband, won't it?
00:08:00I hope so.
00:08:08Now, you're right, Alvin. I like playing with you, baby Dumplin'.
00:08:12I like playing with you, too.
00:08:14I like playing with you better than you do with me.
00:08:17You do not. I like to play with you better than you do with me.
00:08:20No, I like better.
00:08:22No, I like better.
00:08:23Don't, don't, don't.
00:08:25Do, do, do, do.
00:08:27Don't.
00:08:33If you hit me, I'll tell your mother and you'll have to sit in the corner.
00:08:38I'll be back.
00:08:42$22.80 a month.
00:08:45Poor Dagwood.
00:08:48Mommy, have you done something wrong?
00:08:52I'm afraid so.
00:08:58What have you done?
00:08:59Nothing yet.
00:09:13In exactly seven seconds, you're going to only four bits.
00:09:15But I still think I've got a good bit.
00:09:17Come on, boomstead.
00:09:18Come on, boomstead.
00:09:26Come on, Darren.
00:09:28Hey!
00:09:29Atta boy, Dagwood.
00:09:30Well, I didn't know he was traveling light today.
00:09:31He isn't carrying his lunch.
00:09:32Yeah, he forgot his school books, too.
00:09:34He's going on a diet or his wife's going on a vacation.
00:09:38My wife hasn't anything to do with it.
00:09:40I'm not like some guys I know who let their wives run them.
00:09:42I only bring my lunch when I want to.
00:09:44And today I didn't want to.
00:09:46Bet he's hiding it under his coat.
00:09:48I am not.
00:09:58Bumstead, I want to see you.
00:10:00Yes, sir.
00:10:02Nelson, you come in, too.
00:10:04Yes, sir.
00:10:07Nelson, what have you done about that Hazard deal?
00:10:09Well, I've done everything I could, Mr. Dithers,
00:10:11but it's an impossible setup.
00:10:13He hates salesmen.
00:10:14Why, he throws them out as fast as I come in.
00:10:16Did he throw you out?
00:10:17Uh, no, sir.
00:10:18That's too bad.
00:10:19Well, you go on the clarinet deal.
00:10:21You want to be able to sell an old lady.
00:10:22I'll sell Hazelip myself.
00:10:24Yes, sir.
00:10:25Mary, get me Mr. Hazelip at the Brinkley Hotel.
00:10:30Bumstead?
00:10:31Yes, sir.
00:10:32You're in trouble again?
00:10:34Huh?
00:10:35I mean, sir?
00:10:36Did you endorse a note for Elsie Watson?
00:10:38Oh, that.
00:10:40Gee, I thought you said I was in trouble.
00:10:42She owes that money.
00:10:43You remember Miss Watson, Mr. Dithers.
00:10:45She used to be your secretary.
00:10:47I remember her.
00:10:48I fired her.
00:10:49You did?
00:10:50Why, she told me she quit.
00:10:52Said her mother was sick in Seattle,
00:10:53and she had to go to her right away,
00:10:55and she didn't have the money,
00:10:56and that's the reason I signed a note.
00:10:59Why, she was crying so hard she could hardly talk.
00:11:02You understood her, though, didn't you?
00:11:04Oh, yes.
00:11:05I think that loan company must be a little mixed up about it.
00:11:09You do, eh?
00:11:10Well, one of their men is in your office now waiting for you.
00:11:13You go in there and straighten him out.
00:11:15Yes, sir.
00:11:17Get my wife.
00:11:24Hello, Dovey.
00:11:29Dovey, did you put my lunch in two packages this morning?
00:11:36Mr. Bumstead?
00:11:38I'm Hicks of the borrower's loan company.
00:11:40Yes, I know.
00:11:41Well, then I'll get right to the point.
00:11:43You endorse the note for Elsie Watson.
00:11:49Well, she's disappeared, and we're unable to locate her.
00:11:52Well, maybe you haven't looked hard enough.
00:11:55She went to visit her sick mother in Seattle.
00:11:57She has no sick mother in Seattle.
00:11:59I doubt if she has a mother at all.
00:12:01Oh, now, she must have had a mother sometime, somewheres.
00:12:05Perhaps.
00:12:06But as far as the note is concerned, you're responsible.
00:12:08Oh, no, I'm not responsible.
00:12:11Anyone can tell you I'm not responsible.
00:12:14In this case, Mr. Bumstead, you are.
00:12:16The amount is $563.80.
00:12:18You guarantee the note.
00:12:20Naturally, we expect you to take care of it immediately.
00:12:23I haven't $563.80.
00:12:27I haven't even 80 cents.
00:12:29You gave us collateral the furniture at your residence, isn't that right?
00:12:33Of course, our company doesn't want to take that furniture, but...
00:12:37Oh, you can't do that.
00:12:38Well, it so happens that we can.
00:12:40Oh, no.
00:12:41If necessary.
00:12:42No, no, now, don't do that, please, don't.
00:12:44Just give me a little time and...
00:12:46All right.
00:12:47I'll give you until tomorrow.
00:12:49Thank you.
00:12:50Tomorrow?
00:12:51I'll see you here at one o'clock.
00:12:53I may be a little late.
00:12:55I'll wait.
00:12:57Yeah, wait.
00:12:58Will ya?
00:13:16Mr. Morgan.
00:13:17Yes?
00:13:18I'd like to get some advice.
00:13:20That's all you'll get.
00:13:21If you owed $563.80 and you had to have it right away, what would you do?
00:13:27Let me get this straight.
00:13:29I owe $563.80.
00:13:32And I'm married.
00:13:34And I don't want my wife to know anything about it.
00:13:37And I work for dithers.
00:13:40I'd hang myself.
00:13:41When I dry dishes, I hate myself.
00:13:55So do I.
00:13:57I hate all of them too.
00:13:59No, you don't.
00:14:01Oh, dear.
00:14:02There goes the bell.
00:14:03See who it is, baby.
00:14:04If it's anyone selling anything, tell them, we don't want any.
00:14:07Yes, honey.
00:14:08We don't want any.
00:14:09Yes, honey.
00:14:10We don't want any.
00:14:11You like a cherry pie?
00:14:12Yes, sir.
00:14:13And your papa like a cherry pie?
00:14:17Yes, sir.
00:14:18And your papa like a cherry pie?
00:14:20Yes, sir.
00:14:21And your papa like a cherry pie.
00:14:22Mommy?
00:14:23Yes, dear.
00:14:24Does Daddy like cherry pie?
00:14:25Daddy likes any kind of pie.
00:14:26Come here.
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00:19:17You are a very stupid fellow and not likely to succeed.
00:19:30You weigh 163 pounds.
00:19:33You are a very stupid fellow and not likely to succeed.
00:19:37You weigh 183 pounds. You are about to consummate a very successful business deal.
00:20:02Save your money, sucker. I've told you twice already.
00:20:07Good morning, Mr. Hazliff. There are some messages for you.
00:20:16Thank you.
00:20:18J.C. Dithys. J.C. Dithys. J.C. Dithys.
00:20:23S.W. Carey Company. J.C. Dithys.
00:20:27Rather persistent, aren't they, Mr. Hazliff?
00:20:29Fine state of affairs when a man can't move without having a pack of salesmen yapping at his heels.
00:20:33I'll take them, Mr. Hazliff.
00:20:37Is Mr. Hazliff in?
00:20:41Are you selling something?
00:20:42Yes, I'm Mr. Bumstead of the J.C. Dithys Company.
00:20:45Well, fortunately for you, he's not in.
00:20:47Oh, you mean he's out?
00:20:48Exactly.
00:20:49Listen, will you do me a favor?
00:20:51I'll be thrilled to death.
00:20:53Uh, I'm going to sit right over there, and when Mr. Hazliff comes in, will you tip me off?
00:20:57You know, give me a high sign.
00:20:59Let's see, what can we use for a signal?
00:21:01Oh, like this.
00:21:02Never mind, never mind.
00:21:17Is Mr. C.P. Hazliff in the place?
00:21:19Are you a salesman?
00:21:20Yes, I'm with the S.W. Carey Company.
00:21:22Mr. Hazliff is not in.
00:21:24Oh, thanks.
00:21:52Thank you, Mr. Hazliff.
00:22:07Yes, Mr. Hazliff.
00:22:10Please call me none.
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00:30:58Why?
00:31:00Hele
00:31:06The problem is that you don't bring him up right.
00:31:08Good evening, Baby Dufly.
00:31:10Good evening, Daddy.
00:31:12I hear you ran away again.
00:31:14I once knew a little boy who ran away and do you know what happened to him?
00:31:18When he came home, his mother and father
00:31:23and even his little dog didn't love him anymore.
00:31:26He kept running away and running away.
00:31:29And when he came home, do you know what happened?
00:31:32His mother and father were gone.
00:31:35His little dog was gone.
00:31:37And there wasn't a soul in the empty house.
00:31:41Was there anybody there to make him stay in the car now?
00:31:45You ought to do something about him, Blondie.
00:31:56Did you hear me?
00:31:57Yes.
00:31:58Are you going to do something about him?
00:32:00Of course, dear. I saw Laura today.
00:32:03Well, that's more like it.
00:32:05Who's Laura?
00:32:06Laura Franey.
00:32:08Oh, Chester's sister.
00:32:11She says Chester's in charge of the Western Division now.
00:32:14That's what he says.
00:32:15What makes you dislike Chester so much?
00:32:18I'm not jealous if that's what you mean.
00:32:21Oh, I didn't say anything about you being jealous.
00:32:24Jealous? That's silly. He annoys me. He hasn't braised enough to dot an I.
00:32:27Now, Dagwood, I think that's unfair. He has been made general manager.
00:32:32What's that got to do with it? After all, you married me.
00:32:36Gee, he's lucky.
00:32:38How did you mean that?
00:32:40I mean being made general manager.
00:32:42Oh.
00:32:44Laura says he'll be in town tomorrow.
00:32:46Well, I hope he doesn't come out here bragging around with his big mouth.
00:32:50He's not any smarter than I am.
00:32:52Of course, he's not.
00:32:54I wouldn't trade you for ten Chesters.
00:32:57Well, you'll see.
00:32:59I'm sorry, I even spoke about him. I just said he was doing well, that's all.
00:33:03General manager, general nuisance.
00:33:14Dagwood, what on earth are you doing?
00:33:17Just seeing what we're having for supper.
00:33:19What difference does it make? You cover everything with ketchup anyway.
00:33:22Dagwood.
00:33:35Yes, dear.
00:33:37Where are you going now?
00:33:39I thought you wanted me to wipe the dishes.
00:33:41Do you know how long ago that was?
00:33:43No.
00:33:44Forty-five minutes.
00:33:45You mean you've already wiped them?
00:33:47Yes.
00:33:48My, time surely does fly.
00:33:50Yes, it flies faster in the living room than it does in the kitchen.
00:33:54Yes.
00:33:55I'm sorry, dear, I forgot.
00:33:58I was sitting here thinking.
00:33:59About what?
00:34:00I was thinking how this room would look without this furniture.
00:34:04What did you say?
00:34:07I was, I don't know what I said.
00:34:11Something about furniture.
00:34:12Oh, yes, I remember. I said, did I?
00:34:16This furniture is a little out of date.
00:34:18I guess we're lucky to have it, though.
00:34:24I had a letter from Mother today.
00:34:26Give her my love, dear.
00:34:27Dagwood, I don't believe you've heard a thing I've said to you all evening.
00:34:31Yes, I did, dear. You just said you were going to write your mother.
00:34:35I said I had a letter from Mother.
00:34:37Oh, I thought you said something like that.
00:34:39How are things at home?
00:34:41Mother finally bought that new car.
00:34:43Said she and Doc might drive down tomorrow for our anniversary.
00:34:46Uh-huh.
00:34:50Dagwood.
00:34:51Yes?
00:34:52Have you been thinking about tomorrow?
00:34:55I couldn't think of anything all day but tomorrow.
00:34:58Oh, darling, you say the sweetest thing.
00:35:02I guess that's why I love you so much.
00:35:05You wouldn't believe that we'd been married five years, would you?
00:35:08No.
00:35:09I'll never forget the day of our wedding.
00:35:11You were so scared.
00:35:12Sure, it was the first time I'd ever been married.
00:35:15You'd better be the last two young men.
00:35:17Nobody could ever take your place.
00:35:19Oh.
00:35:21Listen, that pretty waltz we loved so much before we were married.
00:35:26Mrs. Bumstead, may I have this dance?
00:35:29Mm-hmm.
00:35:30Do you remember the first time you kissed me?
00:35:31It was while we were dancing to this.
00:35:32But you weren't looking in.
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00:42:00This is Hazlet.
00:42:06I've abandoned the whole idea.
00:42:07No! No!
00:42:10Goodbye!
00:42:13You haven't abandoned the whole idea, have you?
00:42:15No, but I'm tired of being bothered.
00:42:17So, you're going through with the development?
00:42:19Sure, as soon as we get this thing fixed,
00:42:21we have to get it back before they miss it.
00:42:24You know this town pretty well, don't you?
00:42:26Yes.
00:42:27Well, when I get ready to go through with that plan,
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00:42:51Baby Dumpling!
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00:42:59Oh, dear!
00:43:07How are you? Mrs. Bumstead?
00:43:09Yes.
00:43:10Is your husband in?
00:43:11No, he's in his office.
00:43:12No, he isn't, I just came from there.
00:43:14He isn't? That's strange.
00:43:16Yes, under the circumstances, it is.
00:43:18Are you sure he's still in town?
00:43:20Certainly. Today's our wedding anniversary
00:43:22and my mother and sister are driving down.
00:43:24I'll wait for him at the office.
00:43:25What is it you wanted to see him about?
00:43:27Perhaps I could help.
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00:52:02ederim.
00:52:04abone olabiliyor.
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00:52:08abone olabiliyor.
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00:52:14İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:52:16abone olabiliyor.
00:52:18abone olabiliyor.
00:52:19abone olabiliyor.
00:52:20abone olabiliyor.
00:52:21abone olabiliyor
00:52:23infekten.
00:52:24abone olabiliyor
00:52:26genetic في
00:52:48Ancak bir ayda
00:52:56İlginçlerle
00:52:58İlginçlerle
00:52:59İlginçlerle
00:53:00İlginçlerle
00:53:01İlginçlerle
00:53:03İlginçlerle
00:53:03Buraya
00:53:05Bir de güzel florlar.
00:53:06Ne?
00:53:07Mezle.
00:53:09I must put them in water.
00:53:11Let me help.
00:53:12Thank you.
00:53:13We haven't done the dinner dishes yet.
00:53:14I hate to let you see my kitchen.
00:53:16It's such a mess.
00:53:18I'll keep my eyes shut.
00:53:20Your mouth too, I hope.
00:53:32Dot, let's do the dinner dishes, huh?
00:53:34No, Dagwood, you don't feel well.
00:53:36Give me time to get some breath and Dorothy and I will do them.
00:53:40How's everything going, Blondie?
00:53:41Just grand.
00:53:43Well, I received your note and...
00:53:44And we're glad to have you.
00:53:45Here, let me...
00:53:49Are you happy?
00:53:50Of course.
00:53:51What a question.
00:53:52Well, how's Dagwood getting along?
00:53:54Oh, he's doing awfully well.
00:53:57Awfully.
00:54:01Gone long enough to grow the flowers.
00:54:03What did you say, Dagwood?
00:54:04I could say a lot of things if I had a chance.
00:54:06Oh, what do you want to say?
00:54:07Well...
00:54:08Nothing.
00:54:09Oh.
00:54:10Oh.
00:54:20Look, Mother, aren't they lovely?
00:54:22And so autistic.
00:54:25Well, I'll answer it.
00:54:31By the way, Blondie, haven't you some new furniture since I was here last?
00:54:33When were you here last?
00:54:34It's for you, Dagwood.
00:54:35Who is it?
00:54:36Who is it, please?
00:54:37It's Elsie.
00:54:38Elsie.
00:54:39Elsie.
00:54:40Elsie.
00:54:41Elsie.
00:54:42Elsie.
00:54:43Elsie.
00:54:44Elsie.
00:54:45Elsie.
00:54:46Elsie.
00:54:48Elsie.
00:54:50Elsie?
00:54:51Yeah, Elsie.
00:54:52Hello?
00:54:53Hey, Dag.
00:54:54Dad wants to know where you put the handle to the vacuum cleaner.
00:54:58It's in the closet.
00:55:03In the B-E-D-R-O-O-M.
00:55:07Bedroom.
00:55:10Bedroom?
00:55:16Blondie, don't.
00:55:17Oh.
00:55:18Oh.
00:55:21You take your hands off my wife.
00:55:23What Blondie needs now is a friend.
00:55:24Yeah, since when do you know what my wife needs?
00:55:26Why are you...
00:55:27Daddy!
00:55:28A burka!
00:55:30All right, you ask for it.
00:55:35Oh, what a fight, man.
00:55:36What a fight.
00:55:37Dagwood, upstairs!
00:55:38Don't you dare!
00:55:39Dorothy, take the baby upstairs.
00:55:41I wanna see.
00:55:42I wanna see.
00:55:43I don't wanna go upstairs.
00:55:44I wanna see.
00:55:45I apologize to everyone.
00:55:46I suppose I'd better leave.
00:55:48Blondie, if you need me, just call.
00:55:53Oh, you've made a fine mess of our anniversary.
00:55:56Control yourself, dear.
00:55:57I can't.
00:55:58I can't control myself any longer.
00:56:00No one knows what I've gone through today.
00:56:02I tried to smile and bear up, but this is the last straw.
00:56:05That woman calling you up in my house in front of my baby.
00:56:08Oh, how could you?
00:56:09Blondie, I can explain everything if you'll give me just 15 minutes.
00:56:13You couldn't explain Elsie in 15 years.
00:56:15The man was here and told me about her in the note.
00:56:18Blondie, that's different from what you think.
00:56:20That's serious.
00:56:21Serious?
00:56:22Sure, she's a different Elsie.
00:56:24I can explain her, too.
00:56:26Two Elsies?
00:56:27No wonder you fainted.
00:56:29Blondie, listen to what I have to say.
00:56:32It would only be more lies.
00:56:34Blondie, Blondie, darling.
00:56:35You, you, philanthropist.
00:56:37If you won't listen to me, maybe you'll listen to somebody else.
00:56:44Oh, darling, you mustn't.
00:56:48This is a time to be brave.
00:56:51Oh, my car's been stolen.
00:57:06Police!
00:57:07Police!
00:57:08Blondie!
00:57:09Chester!
00:57:10Where are you?
00:57:11Deadwood, Deadwood!
00:57:12Where is someone?
00:57:13Oh, dear, oh, dear.
00:57:14Help me, help me.
00:57:15Are you a policeman?
00:57:16No, but I have a seizure order for the furniture in this house.
00:57:19Go ahead, boys.
00:57:20Oh, my car's been stolen.
00:57:21Oh, help me, help me.
00:57:22Somebody help me.
00:57:23Dial operator and say I want a policeman.
00:57:26Oh!
00:57:31Oh!
00:57:32Hello! Operator! Operator!
00:57:34Hello!
00:57:35I tell you, you have to help me.
00:57:36It's a matter of life and death.
00:57:37My wife, she's leaving me.
00:57:39Everybody's leaving me.
00:57:40They won't even let me talk.
00:57:41We've been letting you talk for 10 minutes,
00:57:43and I can't make heads or tails of it.
00:57:44Can you, Elsie?
00:57:45No, but I'm beginning to think we're mixed up in it somehow.
00:57:48Of course you are.
00:57:49That's why you have to help me.
00:57:50Dag, get a grip on yourself.
00:57:52This time you've really hit the jackpot with your tinkering.
00:57:55No, Elsie, that isn't it.
00:57:56It's something about another Elsie, or Elsie isn't making himself clear.
00:58:00This is no time for puns.
00:58:02Easy, Dag.
00:58:03You're getting yourself all worked up over nothing.
00:58:05That's a trouble.
00:58:06She won't believe it's nothing.
00:58:07Well, what do you want us to do?
00:58:09Help me.
00:58:10Oh, that's easy.
00:58:11Elsie, get your wraps.
00:58:12We'll all go over to your house and straighten it out.
00:58:14Oh.
00:58:15Who would you?
00:58:16Sure, I was wanting some fresh air anyhow.
00:58:23It still won't work.
00:58:25All right, I'm ready.
00:58:27Please, Dad, get that thing out of here before it causes any more trouble.
00:58:31Maybe we ought to take it along to prove things.
00:58:34Yes, let's do.
00:58:35Here, Dag.
00:58:36You take it.
00:58:39Here.
00:58:40Wrap this around it.
00:58:41Uh, just in case.
00:58:42Oh, oh, yeah.
00:58:48Wait a minute.
00:58:49There's one thing I want to know.
00:58:51Your word of honor on this.
00:58:53Huh?
00:58:54Did your wife give you that black eye?
00:58:56No.
00:58:57Very well.
00:58:58I'll talk to her, and in no time at all, I'll fix it.
00:59:01You'll fix it.
00:59:02Well, here we go.
00:59:03Ready or not.
00:59:08Dag, is this the first time you've ever driven this car?
00:59:11Yes.
00:59:12This is the first time I've ever driven any car.
00:59:19Don't look now, but I think we hit a police car.
00:59:29In a big hurry, pal?
00:59:30Yes, sir.
00:59:31You see, I'm going.
00:59:32We know where you're going.
00:59:33I'm sorry, officer.
00:59:34So are we.
00:59:35We're all broken up about it.
00:59:36I held my hand out.
00:59:38What's your name?
00:59:39Dagwood Bumstead.
00:59:40And this is Mr. C.P. Hazlett and his daughter Elsie.
00:59:43Let's don't get too formal.
00:59:45Hey, Art, this is a stolen car.
00:59:46We got a report on it.
00:59:47Okay, break up that crowd and we'll follow you at the station.
00:59:49Okay.
00:59:50Keep your hands on that wheel, pal.
00:59:51You stay where you are, too.
00:59:52But this isn't a stolen car, officer.
00:59:53It belongs to my mother-in-law.
00:59:54Yeah?
00:59:55And I suppose that's your mother-in-law's body.
00:59:56Huh?
01:00:01Who does this belong to?
01:00:04It's mine, but you can have it.
01:00:07Property of the Hotel Brinkley.
01:00:10Do not remove from premises.
01:00:12No, thanks, pal.
01:00:13You're stuck with it.
01:00:15Dad, this is the most fun we've had since you took that farmer's tractor apart.
01:00:18Shh.
01:00:19Move over.
01:00:20Huh?
01:00:21Move over.
01:00:22I should have known better.
01:00:25Never speak to strangers in a hotel lobby.
01:00:29Don't worry, Dag.
01:00:30I'll have you out of here in no time.
01:00:31Now, listen, Sergeant.
01:00:32This is unprecedented, unconstitutional, and...
01:00:33Unexpected.
01:00:34I can explain it all in ten words.
01:00:35You get a chance in the morning.
01:00:36Lock them up.
01:00:37Let me be the last to congratulate you.
01:00:38You've done it again.
01:00:39Yeah, huh?
01:00:40What's this girl got to do with it?
01:00:41Yeah.
01:00:42What's this girl got to do with it?
01:00:43Yeah.
01:00:44What's this girl got to do with it?
01:00:45What's this girl got to do with it?
01:00:46What's this girl got to do with it?
01:00:47What's this girl got to do with it?
01:00:51You tell him, Dag.
01:00:52I've been trying to figure that out myself.
01:00:54She hasn't anything to do with it, Sergeant.
01:00:56She's just an innocent bystander.
01:00:58Innocent bystander.
01:00:59They probably have a love list.
01:01:01Well, she can go, but we're holding you.
01:01:03Sergeant, could I just say a word to my wife?
01:01:06All right, but be quick about it.
01:01:10At least you'll have a bed to sleep in.
01:01:13How can I sleep when I may never see you again?
01:01:16But I want you to know I love you.
01:01:18That's a fine speech for a cab to make.
01:01:23Chester, you've had this coming for a long time.
01:01:28Hey, wait a minute.
01:01:29What's going on?
01:01:30Don't you know better than to hit a man in a police station?
01:01:33If I'm going to jail, I'm going good.
01:01:35Good!
01:01:36Lock him up!
01:01:37No, no!
01:01:39Is your name, Elsie?
01:01:41Yes.
01:01:42Then if it weren't for you, this never would have happened.
01:01:45Oh, me!
01:01:46Just how do you mix me up in this?
01:01:47Listen!
01:01:48Any more trouble around here tonight, and I'll lock you all up.
01:01:51Yes, sir.
01:01:52Yes, sir.
01:01:53That is of no interest to this court.
01:02:03Your willingness to reimburse the hotel might interest the hotel.
01:02:06But the facts are that you removed a vacuum cleaner from the premises of the hotel,
01:02:10and it wasn't your vacuum cleaner.
01:02:12Look at the court.
01:02:14And you took an automobile that didn't belong to you.
01:02:18The fact that the car belonged to your mother-in-law may alter the situation somewhat.
01:02:23Nevertheless, you're guilty of a criminal action.
01:02:26Mommy, why doesn't Daddy say something?
01:02:31Order!
01:02:32Order!
01:02:33In addition, you have both been most inconsiderate of others.
01:02:36You jeopardize the properties which you say you only borrow.
01:02:39Borrowing, technically, requires the permission of the lender.
01:02:42That you did not obtain.
01:02:44Your conduct has been thoughtless and reckless.
01:02:46I might say criminally thoughtless and reckless.
01:02:48And therefore, deserving of severe punishment.
01:02:50Judge, Your Honor!
01:02:52Don't!
01:02:53Please, don't!
01:02:54Order!
01:02:55Order!
01:02:56What is your connection with this case?
01:02:57I'm his wife.
01:02:58Whose wife?
01:02:59The one who stole the automobile.
01:03:01In that case, proceed with what you have to say.
01:03:04It's all my fault, Your Honor.
01:03:06Why, he wouldn't do anything wrong for the world.
01:03:08He's just like a baby.
01:03:10You can't send him to jail.
01:03:12Well, what would he do?
01:03:13He needs me, Judge.
01:03:15Last night was the first night he's been away from me since baby was born.
01:03:19Just one night, and he's a wreck.
01:03:22Look at him.
01:03:23I lost my hat.
01:03:25Mother would have loaned him her car, only he forgot to ask her.
01:03:29It's all my fault.
01:03:30I'm the one to be punished.
01:03:32I was jealous.
01:03:34And he went after Mr. Haislip and his daughter to prove I had no right to be.
01:03:38You see, it all started because I kept nagging him about a raise.
01:03:42No, you didn't.
01:03:43Yes, I did too.
01:03:45No, you didn't, dear.
01:03:46Now listen.
01:03:47Make up your mind.
01:03:48Did she or didn't she?
01:03:49She did.
01:03:50Continue.
01:03:51As for the vacuum cleaner, neither one of them meant to steal it.
01:03:56They just like to tinker.
01:03:58Dagwood's always tinkering.
01:04:00It's the little boy in them.
01:04:02Most men have a lot of little boy in them.
01:04:04Why, I bet even you like to take things apart and put them back together.
01:04:08Proceed.
01:04:12So, that hasn't anything to do with it.
01:04:15It's just me.
01:04:16I promise I'll never do it again.
01:04:18Can't you let me off, Judge?
01:04:20Let you off?
01:04:21Just a minute, young lady.
01:04:22You're not on trial here.
01:04:24Oh, yes, I am.
01:04:25If it's a criminal action, then I'm the criminal.
01:04:28Mrs. Bumstead, it's refreshing to hear a wife express her willingness to share her husband's troubles.
01:04:33That, after all, is an attitude of give and take which makes marriage a success.
01:04:37But I suggest that you confine your obligations to your home.
01:04:41Don't be an office wife.
01:04:44Mr. Bumstead, you're to be congratulated in having such a mate.
01:04:48But you must learn to curb your impulsiveness.
01:04:51Mr. Haislip?
01:04:53A man of your means could devote himself to higher and more worthy pursuits than dissecting vacuum cleaners.
01:05:01Prisoner's dismissed.
01:05:04Next case.
01:05:05From now on, I'm attending strictly to...
01:05:07So am I.
01:05:08By the way, Dag, what is your business?
01:05:10Oh, he works for the J.C. Dithers Company.
01:05:12Dithers? No.
01:05:13And you came over to see me about that Southside development?
01:05:18Well, why didn't you say so?
01:05:21The deal's yours.
01:05:22Just tell your company to submit their plans.
01:05:24Dagwood, isn't that wonderful?
01:05:26But I lost my job.
01:05:29You lost your job?
01:05:31Oh, you poor boy.
01:05:33Don't worry about that.
01:05:34They'll take you back when they find out you have my proposition sewed up.
01:05:37Oh, Mr. Haislip.
01:05:39Mr. Haislip, I'm J.C. Dithers.
01:05:41I just wanted you to know that we're not responsible for the trouble Bumstead's caught you.
01:05:44He's no longer connected with my firm.
01:05:45Oh, that's too bad.
01:05:47Goodbye, Dag.
01:05:48Come along, dear.
01:05:49You've been so sweet.
01:05:50We'll expect you over at the hotel this evening.
01:05:52And thanks again, Mrs. Bumstead, for my freedom.
01:05:54Now, about that Southside development.
01:05:57It's all in Mr. Bumstead's hands.
01:05:58Excuse me.
01:06:03So, Dagwood, how are you?
01:06:04I was just on the way over to see what I can do for you.
01:06:07Well, you look all worn out.
01:06:08Maybe you'd better take the rest of the day off.
01:06:10Just a minute.
01:06:11Dagwood isn't working for you anymore.
01:06:13You fired him.
01:06:14Darn sense.
01:06:15Dagwood and I had a little disagreement, but we understand each other, don't we, Dagwood?
01:06:20The only thing Dagwood understands is he's fired.
01:06:23But we have a gentleman's agreement.
01:06:25He's to get a $10 raise and a $600 bonus.
01:06:28You had an agreement, Mr. Dithers, but you fired him, and that changes everything.
01:06:32What do you mean, Blondie?
01:06:33I mean it's not enough.
01:06:35I mean Dagwood can take this contract and go into business for himself.
01:06:39Why, he wouldn't do anything like that to me, would you, Dagwood?
01:06:43Oh, yes, he would.
01:06:45Little old $10 raise and $600 bonus.
01:06:49Your salesmen get 2.5%.
01:06:51But that's $5,000.
01:06:53Exactly.
01:06:54And as for a raise, Dagwood ought to get $20 after all he's been through.
01:06:59Dagwood, you're a hard man to do business with.
01:07:02All right, it's a deal.
01:07:03No, it's not a deal.
01:07:04We won $1,000 right away.
01:07:06But it's only $563, isn't it?
01:07:09$1,000 in advance.
01:07:11All right, come over to the office and get the check.
01:07:14But don't you be late tomorrow.
01:07:15What?
01:07:16I mean, send him over at a reasonable time, will you?
01:07:20Dagwood, you were wonderful.
01:07:23Yeah, with $1,000, we can get the furniture and pay off everything.
01:07:28Baby Dumpling!
01:07:29I thought he was with you.
01:07:31He's lost.
01:07:32You go that way and I'll go this way.
01:07:34Baby Dumpling!
01:07:35Baby Dumpling!
01:07:36Baby Dumpling!
01:07:37Baby Dumpling!
01:07:38Baby Dumpling!
01:07:39Baby Dumpling!
01:07:48Baby Dumpling, what are you doing?
01:07:50I'm hoping the man fix it.
01:07:52That's right.
01:07:53But I think we'll have to take the whole thing apart.
01:07:55You will?
01:07:56Huh?
01:07:57Oh, boy.
01:07:59Baby Dumpling!
01:08:00Baby Dumpling!
01:08:13Dagwood!
01:08:15Uh, but I...
01:08:16But..
01:08:22Sometimes I think it's harder to raise a husband than a baby.
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