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Shopworn (1932) Full movie ｜ Barbara Stanwyck, Regis Toomey, Zasu Pitts [Full Movie] [Full Episodes]Full EP - Full
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00:01:02All right, Butch.
00:01:09400 tons of dynamite.
00:01:10This will be some shot.
00:01:11The biggest one yet, ain't it?
00:01:13Yeah.
00:01:23All clear on the hill!
00:01:26All clear!
00:01:28Let it go!
00:01:52Look, boys. There's a man down. Come on!
00:01:54Come on!
00:01:56Bring it on!
00:01:57Bring it on!
00:01:58The fool's gone and got hurt now.
00:02:00Somebody's done.
00:02:08Now I suppose I'll have to listen to Pop tonight,
00:02:11telling me if it wasn't for him, the explosion would have been a flop.
00:02:14I'm always hoping one of them will be.
00:02:16No, they won't be.
00:02:17They're run by engineers, not doctors.
00:02:24Well, there goes today's excitement.
00:02:27Doesn't sound very loud up here.
00:02:30Come on, boys!
00:02:32Come on, boys! Bring your shovels!
00:02:35Get the man out of here!
00:02:36Come on, boys!
00:02:37Take it off!
00:02:37Come on, boys!
00:02:39Come on, boys!
00:02:39Pretty much.
00:02:40Who is it?
00:02:41Who is it?
00:02:43Hey, Spike.
00:02:44Go get that boy, quick.
00:02:45Okay.
00:02:46Who is it, you know?
00:02:47Must have been Pop Lane working up there.
00:02:51You ought to wear more sensible shoes, Kitty.
00:02:54Most men don't say that.
00:02:56No?
00:02:56What do they say?
00:02:58Oh, they say you have very pretty legs, Kitty.
00:03:01Well, you have.
00:03:02And then they say you're growing into quite a woman, aren't you?
00:03:06And then they try and make a date.
00:03:08They have any luck?
00:03:09What?
00:03:10These bow hunts?
00:03:11Hey, Doc!
00:03:12There's a guy hurt!
00:03:13All right.
00:03:14I'm coming.
00:03:16You ought to get away from here, Kitty.
00:03:18You get a long way in old big city.
00:03:20Yeah.
00:03:22Just as far as I'm willing to let a man take me.
00:03:25Well, what's wrong with that?
00:03:26Hey, Doc, this guy's dying.
00:03:28I'm coming.
00:03:33Another bow hunts got a sore toe.
00:03:36I won't be long.
00:03:37Will you wait?
00:03:38Maybe.
00:04:04Who was hurt, Fred?
00:04:07Why...
00:04:07Who was it?
00:04:08It's your old man, Kitty.
00:04:27Get careful, lass.
00:04:28Let open it.
00:04:28Come on, Kitty.
00:04:29Get him out of here.
00:04:29Let open it.
00:04:30Come on.
00:04:30Hang away there, fellas.
00:04:31Get him out of here.
00:04:40Ribs caved in.
00:04:41Punctured the lungs.
00:04:42It's done for, I guess.
00:04:44A couple of you hunkers will have to carry him up to the shack.
00:04:48That's not finished, I guess.
00:04:51It's easy with the grease.
00:05:08That's what you get fooling around with dynamite.
00:05:12I have nothing to leave you, Kitty.
00:05:15Except maybe a little advice.
00:05:17Don't talk like that.
00:05:19Please, Pop.
00:05:20You're going to find this a tough world, Kitty.
00:05:23Be tough yourself.
00:05:26Then they can't hurt you.
00:05:28Not if you learn to take them.
00:05:32Go to your Aunt Dot.
00:05:35Too many men around here.
00:05:39You're grown now.
00:05:42Don't forget.
00:05:44Go to my sister.
00:05:56Only one man killed in the biggest blast ever.
00:05:59Got away lucky at that.
00:06:01Yes.
00:06:02Keepin' up.
00:06:03Wasn't a bad guy, either.
00:06:05Old man Lane.
00:06:06I wonder what you have.
00:06:34Got them plates washed, Doc?
00:06:36Oh, my.
00:06:38I wish we could teach dishes to wash themselves.
00:06:41Like children and kittens and things.
00:06:44Yeah.
00:06:45If I had my way, we'd use nothin' but paper plates.
00:06:50More sanitary.
00:06:53Yes, but they melt in the water.
00:06:55You don't wash them.
00:06:57Throw them away.
00:06:59Oh.
00:07:00Well, why don't we do that, then?
00:07:02Too expensive.
00:07:03Too expensive.
00:07:05Where's Kitty?
00:07:07Oh, she's outside, waiting on some of the customers.
00:07:10Sure.
00:07:11Giving some of them college boys a treat.
00:07:14Oh, Fred.
00:07:15Kit's a good girl.
00:07:16Well, you can't tell me that Foxley niece of yours gets all them tips just for waitin'.
00:07:23If you ain't fryin' steaks, you got me on the pan.
00:07:27One chicken pie.
00:07:31Nothing in here but the paper it came in.
00:07:33Don't get funny.
00:07:34It's in there, all right.
00:07:37No, that's a double now.
00:07:40Oh, must be for one of your fellas.
00:07:43Your thoughts are just like your kitchen.
00:07:46Dirty.
00:07:47That's three in a row.
00:07:54Excuse me.
00:07:56Thanks.
00:07:57Don't forget the coffee.
00:07:58Hey, Ken.
00:07:59What do we owe you?
00:08:00Not enough.
00:08:01Oh, yeah?
00:08:03Oh, beautiful.
00:08:05How about a little service for me, baby?
00:08:06Uh-uh.
00:08:07That's the way little boys get hurt.
00:08:11All on one?
00:08:13Yeah, on Toby.
00:08:15Good time, Toby.
00:08:16The payoff guy.
00:08:17That's right.
00:08:18Say, Kit, what are you doing later?
00:08:20Is that a proposition?
00:08:21Sure.
00:08:27Can you read?
00:08:29That's all in our week, boy.
00:08:33Ten bits to you.
00:08:36Someday, somebody else will grab the check
00:08:38and you'll die of heart failure.
00:08:40Say, Kit, won't you go to the show with me tonight?
00:08:42For what?
00:08:43Well, you can't do much with the crowd around.
00:08:45That's why I like crowds.
00:08:50Take away the chicken pie.
00:08:53But, Kit, there's a lot of things I want to tell you.
00:08:55Only one, Toby, and the answer is no.
00:08:58Don't you know any three-letter words?
00:09:01Nick.
00:09:02Why, you...
00:09:03Hey, Toby, come on.
00:09:05We got places to go.
00:09:06Come on, cut the romance.
00:09:08Come on, look at me all out.
00:09:10Boy, you couldn't lure a woman out of a burning building.
00:09:13Yeah, you guys didn't get over so crazy.
00:09:15Yeah, what do you want to do?
00:09:27Nice day, isn't it?
00:09:30No.
00:09:34What's anatomy?
00:09:36The study of the human body.
00:09:39All in one volume?
00:09:41Your boyfriends are not satisfied just to read about it.
00:09:44So I notice.
00:09:46I can't blame them.
00:09:48Why not?
00:09:49Well, what you don't ask for, you don't get.
00:09:53That shapes up like a dig.
00:09:54A nasty, filthy dig.
00:09:57You asked for it.
00:09:58Oh, you don't know what you're thinking about.
00:10:00Oh, yes, I do.
00:10:01I've been watching you.
00:10:03And take it from me, those boys wouldn't bother you if you didn't...
00:10:05Go on.
00:10:07I'm used to taking it.
00:10:08No.
00:10:09Let's forget about it.
00:10:10No, go ahead.
00:10:11You started something.
00:10:12Finish it.
00:10:13All right, I will.
00:10:14A man knows when a woman doesn't want to be bothered.
00:10:17Oh, I see.
00:10:18And I want to be?
00:10:19Yes.
00:10:20Then how come you never annoyed me?
00:10:22Well, I don't like to compete with the whole college.
00:10:25If I owned this joint, I'd bust you in the nose for that.
00:10:28Yes, and if I were your brother instead of a customer here, I'd spank you.
00:10:32I'd like to finish this chapter.
00:10:33Well, go ahead.
00:10:34Finish it someplace else where they burn incense or something.
00:10:37All right, I will.
00:10:38I don't like this place anyhow.
00:10:41You may be hot, but the coffee's cold.
00:10:43Keep the change.
00:10:48Pinhead.
00:10:50Midwish.
00:10:52Fine.
00:10:55Hey, you forgot your hat.
00:11:00Hey, stupid, you forgot your hat.
00:11:09You talk as if you knew a lot about men.
00:11:11Oh, I do.
00:11:12Living in construction camps, you learn early.
00:11:14I could cuss when I was six, and I could say no when I was 14.
00:11:18You must have had a pretty tough time.
00:11:20Oh, no, I ain't kicking.
00:11:21It was kind of an education.
00:11:23Not much to choose between a camp and a campus.
00:11:27Well, you know, they talk a lot about you around here.
00:11:31Yeah, and I know what they're saying, but they're just taking it out and talk.
00:11:34Oh, I was sure of that.
00:11:35You know, you're really a fine person.
00:11:43Oh.
00:11:46Oh.
00:11:48Well, that's the first time a bad slice ever did me a favor.
00:11:51If we park anyplace else, I'll start a war to break it up.
00:11:54There'd be more privacy on Main Street.
00:12:04I tell you, Judge, something terrible has happened to David.
00:12:07I know it.
00:12:08Why?
00:12:08Because he didn't go to the doctor, will you?
00:12:10If you had a son of your own, you might understand my worry.
00:12:13Perhaps.
00:12:14Although taking care of your state gives me worry enough.
00:12:17It's the first time David has ever disappointed me.
00:12:19I'm upset about him.
00:12:21He can't always be tied to your apron strings.
00:12:23And I have to be so careful in my heart, acting the way it is.
00:12:27Last night it throbbed violently for hours at a time.
00:12:30Oh, stop it, Ellen.
00:12:31You know there's nothing the matter with you.
00:12:33Oh, all right.
00:12:34There's nothing the matter with me.
00:12:36Oh, my soul.
00:12:37Look.
00:12:50Well, here we are.
00:12:51Safe and sweet.
00:12:52A red-letter day for Kitty Lane.
00:12:54Didn't have to walk an inch.
00:13:01David.
00:13:04Hello, Mother.
00:13:06This is Miss, uh, Miss Lane, my mother, and Judge Forbes.
00:13:10Hello.
00:13:11How do you do?
00:13:12How do you do?
00:13:13You had me worried to death, David.
00:13:15I had no idea where you were.
00:13:17I had to go to the doctor alone.
00:13:19Sorry, Mother.
00:13:20I forgot all about it.
00:13:21Well, I guess I'd better be going.
00:13:24Pleased to have met y'all.
00:13:34Well, I sure had it twelve times.
00:13:36I'll be seeing you.
00:13:38Goodbye.
00:13:43David.
00:13:45Oh.
00:13:50Who is that girl?
00:13:52What difference does it make?
00:13:53Just a girl?
00:13:54That's no answer, David.
00:13:55Now, Mother, don't start fussing right in the middle of Main Street.
00:13:58You had your arm around her.
00:14:00That's been done before.
00:14:01What kind of a girl is she to permit you?
00:14:03I'll tell you all about her, but not in front of the whole wide world.
00:14:06Now, let's go home.
00:14:07David, I insist on knowing who that girl is.
00:14:10All right, I'll tell you.
00:14:11She sells hamburgers.
00:14:13A waitress?
00:14:14Yes, a waitress.
00:14:15Oh.
00:14:16Oh, my heart.
00:14:18Some water, quickly, please.
00:14:19Campbell, some water for Mother.
00:14:21No, never mind, David.
00:14:22I'm awfully sorry, Mother.
00:14:23I shouldn't have spoken to you like that.
00:14:26David, you mustn't do such things to me when you know how sick I am.
00:14:30Of course, dear.
00:14:31I'm terribly sorry.
00:14:32I'll die if you get involved with a common person like that.
00:14:35You know I can't stand it.
00:14:37Just don't think about it anymore.
00:14:39David, promise you'll never see her again.
00:14:41Don't you worry, Mother.
00:14:42Everything will be all right.
00:14:45David.
00:14:47Suppose you know about that double-parking, buddy.
00:14:53Okay, that's seven.
00:14:55Hiya, Judge.
00:15:21Where are you going?
00:15:22Downtown.
00:15:24Don't be long.
00:15:25Oh, Don will look after things till I get back.
00:15:29You know, out there she just seems to drive customers away.
00:15:34Oh, Fred, some men like me.
00:15:36You do.
00:15:39Yeah, I do at that.
00:15:40Well, it's a wonder with that Mother Hubbard you're wearing.
00:15:43Why don't you doll up?
00:15:45Well, do you think I could look beautiful like?
00:15:47Sure, why not?
00:15:49Touch up your hair and get a permanent.
00:15:51And take that tent off.
00:15:53Well, and show your knees.
00:15:55They're not bad, you know.
00:15:56Put them in silk and you'll get by anywhere.
00:15:58What do you think, Fred?
00:16:00She'd better mind her own business.
00:16:02You dress your way and let Dot alone.
00:16:05She's respectable.
00:16:06Respectable?
00:16:06And what do you think I am?
00:16:08Well, I ain't saying.
00:16:10But I got my ideas.
00:16:11Yeah, well, your ideas could stand some fresh air.
00:16:25Yes, six for a dollar, mister.
00:16:26Can we pick any of these we'd like?
00:16:28Sure, they're all the same price.
00:16:30See, some prefers the Empire State Limited.
00:16:33There's class to that.
00:16:34Then others go in for Over the Desert Sand.
00:16:38It's more romantic-like.
00:16:41Well, what do you say?
00:16:42Over the Desert Sand.
00:16:44Very good, folks.
00:16:45Step right behind here.
00:16:47Just put your heads through here.
00:16:49There we are.
00:16:50That's fine.
00:16:51Now I'll have a look and see what it looks like.
00:16:55Well, how do you feel?
00:16:56Romantic?
00:16:57I wish it was a real desert, Davy.
00:17:00With all the sheiks hanging around?
00:17:02No.
00:17:03With only one sheik hanging around.
00:17:05If he would.
00:17:07Say, you know, I don't think I look good on a camel.
00:17:10We should have taken Empire State Limited.
00:17:13More class.
00:17:14Oh, well, let's have that, too.
00:17:15Glutton.
00:17:18What's the matter with you?
00:17:19You look as if you wanted to cry.
00:17:20Well, lots of girls want to cry when they have a good time.
00:17:25Just to be contrary.
00:17:27No.
00:17:28Just that they're thinking of when it's going to be all over.
00:17:31Well, why should it be all over, ever?
00:17:33Well, things can't go on.
00:17:35Things?
00:17:35Yeah, like this, like tonight.
00:17:37Like all the nights we've been together.
00:17:40Gee, I wish I knew all the swell words you do, Davy.
00:17:42I could tell you what I mean.
00:17:44I know what you mean, Kitty, and I feel the same way.
00:17:49All right, folks.
00:17:50Now get together.
00:17:52Cuddle up.
00:17:53Don't cost no more.
00:18:00I'll never let you go, sweetheart.
00:18:03Ever.
00:18:07Oh, shucks.
00:18:08You went and moved and spoiled it.
00:18:10What's the matter with you?
00:18:11Let's try it again.
00:18:13It's okay by me.
00:18:19Now smile, lady, and show you dimples.
00:18:24That's it.
00:18:27But I tell you he wants to marry the girl.
00:18:30I won't have it.
00:18:31I simply won't have it.
00:18:32This thing is going to kill me, William.
00:18:34I know it.
00:18:34Now stop it, Helen.
00:18:36Save your theatrics for David.
00:18:38You may need them.
00:18:40What are we going to do?
00:18:41Well, in cases of this kind, one usually reaches for a checkbook.
00:18:45It won't be as simple as that.
00:18:47Well, it always has been.
00:18:49Suppose she refuses.
00:18:51Women of that sort are very ambitious.
00:18:53Then there'll be plenty of time to think of something else.
00:18:56What else?
00:18:56There's nothing.
00:19:00William, we could have her committed to some institution or something, couldn't we?
00:19:04She's an immoral person, really.
00:19:08Is it your heart or your mind that's affected?
00:19:12It can be done.
00:19:14With your influence.
00:19:16Now stop talking nonsense.
00:19:18We won't have to resort to anything so drastic.
00:19:21But I tell you, William, it's the only way.
00:19:24If you had a son, you'd understand.
00:19:26Now, now, now, now.
00:19:26Don't get yourself all excited.
00:19:29Remember your heart.
00:19:31Oh.
00:19:34Perhaps if we got him out of the way.
00:19:39Is your heart bad enough to consult a specialist in Vienna or Berlin or someplace like that?
00:19:49Shh.
00:19:50Mother.
00:20:00How is she?
00:20:11What's happened?
00:20:13Your mother is a very sick woman, my boy.
00:20:20The doctor was here just a few minutes ago.
00:20:22What did he say?
00:20:23She must leave for Europe immediately.
00:20:25There's a specialist in Vienna that...
00:20:27Is she well enough to travel?
00:20:29I suppose so.
00:20:30That is, if she had somebody to take care of her.
00:20:33Well, Dr. Ames recommended a nurse that...
00:20:36Oh, no, no.
00:20:37No, we can't have a nurse.
00:20:38Not, not in the condition she's in.
00:20:40You know how nurses are.
00:20:41Hard as nails.
00:20:43Yes, that's right.
00:20:44But what are we to do?
00:20:45She really should have somebody that understands her.
00:20:47As a matter of fact, I thought of going myself.
00:20:50But I, I don't see how I can.
00:20:51I have a case coming up at the Supreme Court next week.
00:20:55Well, I suppose we'll have to turn her over to a nurse and just hope for the best.
00:21:04I guess I'd better tell Mother I'll go with her.
00:21:08That's mighty decent of you, David.
00:21:10She'll appreciate it.
00:21:12Go in and tell...
00:21:25Please don't worry, Mother.
00:21:27You'll get well.
00:21:33You'll get well.
00:21:57Hello, Henry.
00:21:58Where is everybody?
00:21:59Hello, Davey.
00:22:00Well, Fred and Dot went to Morristown to wedding.
00:22:03Said they'd be back in the morning.
00:22:05See, it's just too bad.
00:22:07I was hired as a night man.
00:22:08Did Kitty go too?
00:22:10No, she's over at the house.
00:22:11She wasn't even invited.
00:22:13Neither was I.
00:22:15I tell you, Davey, you take my advice and sir...
00:22:33Hey, Davey.
00:22:33Hi, Kit.
00:22:34Come on in.
00:22:36Gee, I'm glad to see you.
00:22:37Are you really?
00:22:38Uh-huh.
00:22:39Well, what have you been doing?
00:22:40Oh, nothing much.
00:22:42You've been holding out on me.
00:22:43What's this?
00:22:44Now, you keep away from there.
00:22:45A love letter, elemarsenary, elective, ejaculate, taking your ease, I see.
00:22:54Well, you're not the only one who has a right to an education.
00:22:57If there's anything that makes me mad, it's have somebody using a word that I don't understand.
00:23:02Well, don't tell me I use that kind of language.
00:23:04No, you don't, but somebody else might.
00:23:07So I decided to memorize the dictionary.
00:23:11Well, it'll take you a lifetime.
00:23:12Oh, no, it won't.
00:23:13Come on, sit down and I'll tell you about it.
00:23:17I've only been at it a week, and I know the A, B, C's, and D's by heart, and I'll
00:23:21know the E's by the end of the week.
00:23:24Ask me how to spell elemarsenary.
00:23:26All right, Mr. Bones, how do you spell elemarsenary?
00:23:29Oh, now, wait a minute.
00:23:33Let me see.
00:23:34Oh, E-L-E-E-M-O-S-Y-N-A-R-Y.
00:23:39Is that right?
00:23:40I don't know.
00:23:40You don't?
00:23:41I'm not even sure what it means.
00:23:43Of, pertaining to, dependent on, charity or on.
00:23:47Swell.
00:23:49Do you know what exquisite means?
00:23:51No, I'm not up to that yet.
00:23:53It means you.
00:23:54You're not only exquisite, but a bullion, ecstatic, effervescent...
00:23:58Enough!
00:23:59Embrace?
00:24:00Exactly.
00:24:05Hold me tight, kid.
00:24:07I've got tough news for you.
00:24:09I'm going away.
00:24:13Mother's had a stroke.
00:24:14We've got to take her abroad to a specialist.
00:24:16If it weren't a matter of life and death, I'd let her go alone.
00:24:19But I don't see how I can get out of it.
00:24:24Why, David, you mustn't even try.
00:24:26And you're going, too.
00:24:28Me?
00:24:29How?
00:24:30Well, when you're studying the M's in that funny little dictionary,
00:24:33look at the word marriage.
00:24:35What do you say, kid?
00:24:38Oh.
00:24:40Oh, David, give me a chance to get my breath.
00:24:45Have you told your mother?
00:24:48Well, she knows we're going to get married,
00:24:50but she doesn't think it'll be so sudden.
00:24:53She doesn't like me.
00:24:54She's not marrying you.
00:24:56Well, you can't blame her.
00:24:57Maybe if she got to know me better, she wouldn't think I was so bad.
00:25:01But if she's that sick, we mustn't do anything that'll cause her a shock.
00:25:05How long will you be gone, Davey?
00:25:08Oh, about six months, I suppose.
00:25:10Gee, that'll give you a great chance to finish your course at some foreign hospital, won't it?
00:25:16Yeah.
00:25:18But get this through your head.
00:25:20I'm not going anywhere without you.
00:25:23Oh, I'd wait, honey.
00:25:25All my life if I had to.
00:25:28It's sweet of you to think of Mother.
00:25:30Maybe we could elope and keep it a secret.
00:25:33Tell her when she gets better.
00:25:36Gee, I haven't even asked you yet.
00:25:38I'm just taking it for granted you want to marry me.
00:25:41You do, don't you?
00:25:46My father's dead, Davey.
00:25:49He died a year ago.
00:25:51I don't even remember my mother.
00:25:55And I, I never had any brothers or sisters.
00:25:59You're all of them now.
00:26:02You're all I've got that means anything.
00:26:05I belong to you, Davey.
00:26:19Where is Miss, uh, Miss Lane?
00:26:21Lane?
00:26:23There ain't no Miss Lane.
00:26:24There's a young lady who works here.
00:26:25Oh, you mean Kitty.
00:26:27Have you seen Mr. Livingston?
00:26:29Davey?
00:26:31The last time I saw Davey, he said he was going to have breakfast with Kitty.
00:26:34Do you think they might be still eating?
00:26:36You've got me, mister.
00:26:38But if you'll just step this way, I'll, I'll show you right where she lives.
00:26:54What a terrible place.
00:27:10Oh.
00:27:11Is David here?
00:27:13Why, uh, yeah.
00:27:16Uh, won't you come in?
00:27:20David!
00:27:21Get out of this place at once.
00:27:23Calm down, Mother.
00:27:24No scenes, please.
00:27:26The limited leaves at three o'clock.
00:27:27I'll be there.
00:27:28But Kitty's coming, too.
00:27:30We're going to be married.
00:27:31Married?
00:27:32Otherwise, I don't go abroad.
00:27:33You might as well make up your mind to that.
00:27:36You don't think I'm going to let you marry this cheap, common thing?
00:27:39I'm not cheap.
00:27:39I'm not common.
00:27:40Calling names isn't going to do any good, Mother.
00:27:42You mean to tell me you're going to stand there and defend this girl?
00:27:45I can't let you say that.
00:27:48It's no use arguing anymore.
00:27:50I've made up my mind.
00:27:51Kit and I are going to be married.
00:27:52Wait for just a moment, Helen.
00:27:55Now, here are two young people in love with each other.
00:27:58Nothing you can do or say will alter that.
00:28:00I know exactly how you feel.
00:28:02The things are shocked to you.
00:28:04That's why you've been saying things that you don't mean.
00:28:08Now, perhaps if you and Miss Lane got to know each other better, you'd learn to love her just as
00:28:13much as David does.
00:28:15After all, you've got to be fair about this, Helen.
00:28:23I must have lost my head.
00:28:27Forgive me, dear.
00:28:29I know I said terrible things.
00:28:30I'm sorry.
00:28:32Please try to understand.
00:28:33It's only because I worry so much about David.
00:28:36Sure, I understand.
00:28:38Thanks, Mother.
00:28:40I knew everything was going to be all right.
00:28:43Well, you'd better get started if you're all going to make that train.
00:28:46I've got lots of things to do first.
00:28:47I've got to get a marriage license and find a minister and get a ring.
00:28:52Well, there's no hurry now, David.
00:28:53Certainly there is.
00:28:54There's so many things to attend to yet, and this is most important.
00:28:59Isn't it, David?
00:28:59You bet.
00:29:01Now, you wait for me, Kit.
00:29:02I won't be long.
00:29:07Thanks, Mr. Forbes.
00:29:08I don't know what would have happened if it hadn't been for you.
00:29:11I'll be back in an hour.
00:29:16Oh, don't you worry, Mrs. Livingston.
00:29:19You're never going to be sorry about this if I have anything to do with it.
00:29:23I'll do everything I can to make Dave happy.
00:29:27And you, too, if you'll only let me.
00:29:29You must forgive me for being a foolish mother.
00:29:32David is the only one I have left in the world.
00:29:35And I'm afraid I'm selfish about him.
00:29:39I, uh, I still have several things to arrange for you before you leave.
00:29:44Oh, yes, we must run along.
00:29:46The luggage must be got off.
00:29:48David never could look after bags.
00:29:50You won't have to look after mine.
00:29:52I'll be ready when he calls.
00:29:53Bye.
00:29:55Bye.
00:30:09Bye.
00:30:10Bye.
00:30:17Bye.
00:30:19Bye.
00:30:21Bye.
00:30:25Bye.
00:30:26Bye.
00:30:27Bye.
00:30:28Bye.
00:30:28Bye.
00:30:53this is the young woman kitty lane yes you'll have to come with me
00:31:00oh he's joking ain't he mr for it's a complaint for violation of the public morals act violation
00:31:10how do you know i swore out the complaint
00:31:15oh collins i'd like a few minutes with this young lady all right judge will you step inside please
00:31:33where's dave david's at home
00:31:41you mean something bad what is it i've convinced david that temporary unhappiness is better than
00:31:48permanent tragedy you you talked him out of marrying me exactly why do you want to do this
00:31:58to us we love each other oh i'm sure you do now
00:32:04help me he can't help you nobody can but yourself
00:32:17my dear young lady it isn't necessary for you to do any acting
00:32:22i know what it's all about i've handled cases like this before
00:32:29that's out of the question david is leaving for new york with his
00:32:40i see
00:32:42all right mr forbes go ahead do your stuff please no heroics i told mrs livingston and david that it
00:32:50wouldn't be fair to expect you to go without compensation
00:32:55i thought you'd prefer cash
00:32:59five thousand dollars merely for leaving town immediately
00:33:08what are you trying to make of me what you wish i was something cheap and common something that
00:33:15money can buy well you can't nobody can you and the nice decent people who send you here are the
00:33:22real cheap ones trying to put a price on something that there isn't any price for
00:33:27if that's being decent i'm glad i'm common if that's being rich i'm glad i'm cheap and i'm gonna stay
00:33:33cheap because no matter how cheap i am i'm not for sale
00:33:42come on in copper and earn your pay
00:33:55come on in copper and earn your pay
00:34:19you understand fairly
00:34:22oh hello mr forbes still waiting for me yes david i'm sorry to be so late but i had a
00:34:27hard time finding a minister
00:34:28where's kitty why she's uh where's kitty
00:34:34where is she she's gone what
00:34:38when what is this now if you listen to me calmly david i'll tell you
00:34:42go ahead she's gone for good for her good and your good
00:34:47i couldn't let her take advantage of you what do you mean what have you done to her now don't
00:34:52get excited
00:34:53everything has been settled amicably kitty's perfectly satisfied and she got out of it with five thousand dollars
00:35:00you lie
00:35:02chivalrous but foolish
00:35:04she's lying isn't he
00:35:07he's lying say he's lying
00:35:08when she got the money and gone that's all i know
00:35:11she left a message for you
00:35:13thanks for the buggy ride
00:35:22you don't doubt my word now do you david
00:35:26i can hardly believe it
00:35:28when you get a chance to think it over you'll realize how lucky you are to get out of it
00:35:32and you'll thank me
00:35:34sure i will
00:35:35i'll thank you right now
00:35:48my hundred dollars
00:35:49i'll send you a check
00:35:51no you don't
00:35:52i want it now
00:35:53i don't trust you
00:36:14and in conclusion kitty lane it is the duty of this cause to protect and help such as you
00:36:23i therefore commit you to the state home for the regeneration of females
00:36:28for a period of 90 days
00:36:30i earnestly hope that while there
00:36:33you will learn the error of your ways
00:36:41next case
00:37:07say it'll take you a month to get those bumps off of your knees
00:37:10how long will it take them to stop hurting
00:37:13oh just as soon as you get a pair of silk stockings on again
00:37:18yeah
00:37:19i guess silk is healing
00:37:21yeah
00:37:25hey lane
00:37:27where do you think you are in a good war
00:37:33sitting down
00:37:34well you're not here to sit down
00:37:36report to the laundry
00:37:37that'll keep you awake
00:37:44take your bucket
00:37:49get back
00:37:50scrub your floor
00:37:51that's all you've got to do
00:38:01come on lane
00:38:02quit bluffing
00:38:20much better today
00:38:27well this is better than scrumming floors isn't it
00:38:35good
00:38:35good clean stock
00:38:36you've come from
00:38:37you needed strength
00:38:38and you had it
00:38:40she'll be all right
00:38:40her kind pulls through anything
00:38:52much better today
00:38:54well this is better than scrubbing floors isn't it
00:39:18goodbye ladies
00:39:19behave yourself
00:39:20goodbye
00:39:25my but you're thin
00:39:27but sweet life
00:39:28well you don't get fat on what they feed you in there
00:39:30no hamburgers
00:39:31i could even eat one of fred's now
00:39:34well now that you're out what are you gonna do kiss
00:39:37go back to waiting i guess till i get on my feet
00:39:39oh
00:39:41that is if fred will have me
00:39:42well i sort of suggested it to him the other night
00:39:46it was awful mean the things he said
00:39:48yeah
00:39:48i guess a good man like fred wouldn't want a girl like me around now
00:39:52oh let me help you
00:39:54you must be weak
00:39:55no i'm strong now
00:39:56i've taken my stock and i'm up again
00:39:59well i know a place where they're taking girls on
00:40:01a canning factory
00:40:03i just got out of one
00:40:04yes but you've got to do something
00:40:06i will plenty
00:40:10here kit
00:40:11maybe that'll give you a start
00:40:13thanks done
00:40:13well there's my car i can't miss it
00:40:15i gotta meet fred
00:40:16goodbye
00:40:17goodbye
00:40:17and kit if you need anything will you let me know
00:40:20sure i will thanks
00:40:21you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:42you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:44you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are you are
00:40:49you
00:41:07Oh, my.
00:41:11That one wasn't heavy enough.
00:41:13He's at the stage door and wants to see Miss Lane.
00:41:16Who is it?
00:41:17Oh, it's him.
00:41:18Who?
00:41:19Him.
00:41:26Show him in, please.
00:41:28Yes, ma'am.
00:41:28Well, how did...
00:41:38Six years.
00:41:39And you haven't seen him since.
00:41:41No, but I've thought enough about him.
00:41:44I knew someday I'd be square with him for everything.
00:41:48Oh, you ain't gonna hurt him, are you?
00:41:50No.
00:41:51Oh, no.
00:41:53No more than he hurt me.
00:41:58Right here.
00:42:00Oh.
00:42:01Yes, me.
00:42:02I'd heard you left Fred.
00:42:04Well, he didn't need me anymore.
00:42:05He's using paper dishes now.
00:42:08You can go in.
00:42:11My favorite ghost walks again.
00:42:13How are you?
00:42:14Flesh and blood, I hope.
00:42:17If I weren't, you'd make me want to be.
00:42:19Oh, you've improved.
00:42:20You pay compliments now instead of insulting.
00:42:23Won't you sit down?
00:42:30You're lovely, Kitty.
00:42:31Gorgeous.
00:42:33Oh.
00:42:34Go on.
00:42:34I adore these evidences of your maturity.
00:42:38You're everything I've heard you were.
00:42:40Well, that covers a lot of territory.
00:42:45It's great to see you successful and famous.
00:42:49It makes me very happy.
00:42:51You haven't done so badly yourself.
00:42:53Successful young surgeon, Dr. Livingston.
00:42:55The postgraduate work in Vienna didn't hurt.
00:42:58People are still impressed with the European label.
00:43:08Is your memory strong enough?
00:43:12Overwhelming.
00:43:14I remember we spoiled the plate before this masterpiece took.
00:43:19Really?
00:43:20How?
00:43:21You haven't forgotten.
00:43:23Apparently, I have.
00:43:25What was it?
00:43:26A school...
00:43:29I suppose.
00:43:31It was a long while ago.
00:43:34Kitty, the...
00:43:37Kitty, when am I going to see you?
00:43:39I'd rather hoped I could talk to you.
00:43:43I did, too.
00:43:45Are you alone?
00:43:46Yes, I am.
00:43:47Mother's at the hotel.
00:43:49Oh.
00:43:51And...
00:43:53...son.
00:43:55Kitty.
00:43:55I, uh...
00:43:59...lately.
00:44:05I'm having some friends to suffer later.
00:44:09If you care to join us.
00:44:12Of course.
00:44:12Where?
00:44:13That'll tell you.
00:44:14No.
00:44:17No, you'd better meet me here after the show.
00:44:20I'll be here.
00:44:24I'll be here.
00:44:25Kit, hurry.
00:44:27Kit, hurry.
00:44:28Kit.
00:44:30Oh, yes.
00:44:31Oh, yes.
00:44:38Well, Dave, here's where we live.
00:44:40It's nice and fed, ain't it?
00:44:50Have Mr. Dean arrived yet?
00:44:52A few moments ago, madame.
00:44:54Mr. Renmore.
00:44:57Thanks.
00:44:59Come along, Dave.
00:45:02Hello.
00:45:02Hello.
00:45:03How are you?
00:45:03How are you tonight?
00:45:04Did you like it?
00:45:09Anything in French is always flattery.
00:45:11Oh, no, no.
00:45:12Do I exaggerate?
00:45:13Wasn't her performance super?
00:45:15In all these years, I never saw so much artistry.
00:45:18So much, um...
00:45:20What do you call in this country?
00:45:22Sex.
00:45:23In this country, we call sex anything else but...
00:45:25Mr. Livingston, Mr. Dean, Mr. Renmore.
00:45:29Enchanté.
00:45:30When are you coming and do this play for me in Paris?
00:45:32Well, that depends on Mr. Dean.
00:45:34I'm afraid that's a long way off, Andre.
00:45:36Oh, I will not listen to such an absurd refusal.
00:45:39I wish to talk business.
00:45:40Let's get away from these businessmen.
00:45:42Andre, you make everyone at home for me.
00:45:44I'm going to gossip old times with an old friend.
00:45:46But if you hide yourself, they never will forgive me.
00:45:50My dear, we saw you the other night and we haven't finished reading yet.
00:45:54Had a highball?
00:45:55We've stopped counting them.
00:46:00How do you like my little cottage?
00:46:02Little?
00:46:04I'd get lost here.
00:46:05I imagine you're lonesome yourself sometimes.
00:46:08Oh, no, I have plenty of company.
00:46:10Men flock around here quite a bit.
00:46:12Well, I can't blame them for that.
00:46:16Although not as much as they might.
00:46:18Wives are so apt to be narrow-minded.
00:46:21Is that what you invited me up here for?
00:46:23To throw this in my face?
00:46:24The best I can do now.
00:46:25I'm sorry I can't show you some of the places I've lived and some of the ways.
00:46:30I could kill you.
00:46:32Oh, no, you couldn't.
00:46:32You did that long ago when I waited for you to come back before they sent me to the reformatory
00:46:36for the crime of trusting you.
00:46:37Well, you can't blame that on me.
00:46:39Judge Forbes told me why you were sent.
00:46:41I can imagine.
00:46:41He said it was a community affair, didn't he?
00:46:43Yes.
00:46:44Well, and you believed him.
00:46:45Well, it doesn't matter.
00:46:45I was too unimportant, too ignorant.
00:46:47Well, I've learned.
00:46:48They've taught me their ABCs in that reformatory.
00:46:51Aren't you proud of your job?
00:46:52But Harry is...
00:46:53Now get out!
00:46:54Get out!
00:46:55Get out!
00:47:16Today's papers.
00:47:17Where is it tomorrow?
00:47:19Lightning fires?
00:47:21You're speaking of France.
00:47:23Over here we use steam heat.
00:47:26And why not France?
00:47:27You'll rest.
00:47:28The South.
00:47:29The Riviera.
00:47:30Then, if you want, I'll give you a play.
00:47:32London.
00:47:33And I promise you will be the toast of Europe.
00:47:35Oui?
00:47:36I can't promise to stay on the front page forever.
00:47:39Oh, then you will go.
00:47:41No?
00:47:42I don't know much about anything just now.
00:47:45I only know I'm tired.
00:47:50But I will see you soon.
00:47:51If nothing buries here, you cannot become an hermit.
00:47:55Perhaps.
00:47:57Goodbye, my friend.
00:47:59Or a word.
00:48:29Well, what are you going to do about it?
00:48:30There's something behind her coming here.
00:48:33I know it.
00:48:33Oh, don't be absurd, Helen.
00:48:35She's an actress.
00:48:36She visits a hundred towns like this.
00:48:38Besides, it's been years.
00:48:40Dave's probably forgotten her.
00:48:42I'm never going to let that woman get another hold on him.
00:48:45I'll do anything to stop her.
00:48:46Anything.
00:48:47Don't be violent, Helen.
00:48:49After all, Dave's got to marry sometime.
00:48:51Not her.
00:48:52Not her.
00:48:53Not her.
00:48:57Helen.
00:48:59Have you ever thought of consulting a psychoanalyst?
00:49:02Ridiculous.
00:49:08Why?
00:49:09Oh, sometimes emotions.
00:49:11Mother love, for instance, turn inward.
00:49:14Then they're dangerous.
00:49:16Am I abnormal because I want to protect my son?
00:49:18Good evening, Mother.
00:49:19Oh, good evening, dear.
00:49:20Hello, Judge.
00:49:21Hello, David.
00:49:22How are you?
00:49:22Just fine, thank you.
00:49:24Well, I've got to be running along.
00:49:26Bye-bye, David.
00:49:27Good night, Helen.
00:49:28Good night, Judge.
00:49:29And think over what I said.
00:49:33How do you feel, dear?
00:49:35All right.
00:49:36I'm worried about you, David.
00:49:37You're working too hard.
00:49:39You must play more.
00:49:40Take up golf again.
00:49:43I don't have time to play.
00:49:45I'm too busy being successful.
00:49:47That's what you wanted.
00:49:48I hope you're happy.
00:49:49David.
00:49:51Where's the evening paper?
00:49:52Paper?
00:49:53Why, uh, uh, I don't know.
00:49:56I don't think it was left.
00:49:57It never seems to be here when I want it.
00:49:59Oh, please don't stop to read it now, David.
00:50:02Uh, you've so little time to dress.
00:50:05Dress?
00:50:05For what?
00:50:06With a thorn's dinner at the hotel.
00:50:07You haven't forgotten.
00:50:09I'm not going.
00:50:10Oh, David, you must.
00:50:11We promised.
00:50:12You promised.
00:50:13I didn't.
00:50:15The evening paper, please, Nora.
00:50:17Why, I gave it to you, Mrs. Livingston.
00:50:19Don't you remember, ma'am?
00:50:21And I showed you where Kitty Lane was coming here to visit?
00:50:24To me?
00:50:24Yes, ma'am.
00:50:26Oh, yes.
00:50:27Yes, of course.
00:50:28I've forgotten all about it.
00:50:30You may go, Nora.
00:50:31Yes, ma'am.
00:50:32Where is it?
00:50:44David, you mustn't take up with that woman again.
00:50:48David, I'm talking to you.
00:50:49Promise me you won't.
00:50:50Will you please let me alone?
00:50:52You fixed this affair once,
00:50:54and you made a good job of it.
00:50:56You have nothing to worry about.
00:50:58I'll go on and get dressed.
00:50:59You'll be late for your dinner.
00:51:00Don't you want to go?
00:51:01No.
00:51:02I've had all your things laid out.
00:51:04Please dress, dear.
00:51:08If they have baked Alaska for dessert again,
00:51:11I'll leave it at somebody.
00:51:13If you had your way,
00:51:15I suppose you'd have apple pie.
00:51:18I wonder if Kitty Lane remembers me.
00:51:20I knew her when she was waiting at the campus inn.
00:51:22Really?
00:51:23I wonder how it feels to be notorious.
00:51:25Seems like fun to me.
00:51:27The mayor ought to run her out of town.
00:51:29Now, you're absolutely right.
00:51:32I agree with you.
00:51:33How's your graph been, Mr. Thorne?
00:51:35Oh, just a bit.
00:51:36I think her coming back here is perfectly outrageous.
00:51:43I do, too.
00:51:45I didn't hear about it until today.
00:51:47Didn't you see the morning paper?
00:51:48Pardon, Mrs. Thorne.
00:51:50About the dessert.
00:51:51I thought a baked Alaska.
00:51:53I leave that entirely to you, Mr. Murray.
00:51:55You always do things so nicely.
00:51:59Dr. Phillips just told me that Dave did a very brilliant operation on Mrs. Wayne this morning.
00:52:03I love operations.
00:52:04Tell me all about it.
00:52:05Only man in the state that could have done it, Phillips said.
00:52:08Go on, Dave.
00:52:09All the horrible details.
00:52:10I adore them.
00:52:11There's nothing brilliant about it.
00:52:13Just all in the day's work.
00:52:15I wish I weren't so disgustingly healthy.
00:52:19Mr. Murphy,
00:52:21Is it true that Kitty Lane is stopping in the hotel?
00:52:24Oh, yes.
00:52:25She's here.
00:52:26She's in the dining room now.
00:52:27Now?
00:52:28Where?
00:52:28Just over your right shoulder.
00:52:30At the single table.
00:52:32Is everything satisfactory?
00:52:34Perfectly, sir.
00:52:35You may bring my coffee.
00:52:36But Madam has scarcely touched anything.
00:52:38Can I suggest something else?
00:52:40No, thank you.
00:52:40I've already had my calorie in the half.
00:52:42Very well.
00:52:43Coffee for the ladies.
00:52:46Do you know who's here?
00:52:48Kitty Lane.
00:52:49Where?
00:52:53Don't look now.
00:52:54But over back of me by the window is Kitty Lane.
00:52:58Oh, really?
00:52:59Oh, is it?
00:53:00What?
00:53:06If the management did the right thing,
00:53:08they'd ask her to leave this hotel.
00:53:10She's not fit for decent society.
00:53:12What do you mean by decent society?
00:53:15Well, this.
00:53:16David.
00:53:18He's only joking.
00:53:20I'm not.
00:53:21I'm just trying to find out from May what constitutes decent society.
00:53:26Possibly she's heard.
00:53:27This is decent society.
00:53:30So I've always been told.
00:53:32But I found out there's more to being decent than just admitting you are.
00:53:36Why, Dave.
00:53:38Why, Dave?
00:53:38What?
00:53:38Well, that wasn't very...
00:53:39Are you kidding?
00:53:42Kitty.
00:53:46Kitty.
00:54:00I didn't expect you to come
00:54:02this time.
00:54:11May I sit here?
00:54:12I'm so upset.
00:54:13Oh, do, dear.
00:54:14Does he know her?
00:54:15Uh, why, uh, yes, a long time ago.
00:54:18I think he feels sorry for her.
00:54:20David is so kind-hearted.
00:54:22He always did let his sympathy run away with him.
00:54:26Hadn't you better be getting back to the sewing circle?
00:54:28But I wanted to talk to you, Kitty, alone somewhere.
00:54:33We're rather under observation here.
00:54:37Couldn't we go up to your suite or go for a ride somewhere?
00:54:43Careful, Dave.
00:54:45I'm a notorious woman,
00:54:46and you'll probably get yourself talked about it.
00:54:53Oh, leave it, please.
00:55:00Mr. Livingston will be right back.
00:55:01Yes, ma'am.
00:55:04David has never access, David.
00:55:06My dear, it's all right.
00:55:20Still willing to risk your reputation?
00:55:22Well, a shred or two, anyway.
00:55:24Don't say I didn't warn you.
00:55:30I, uh, I hope you'll be interested in my collection of etchings.
00:55:34Or whatever it is they hang on the walls here.
00:55:37Get in, you nut, and stop acting.
00:55:40Hello, Dot.
00:55:40My goodness, you both look so happy.
00:55:43I know something's going to happen.
00:55:45How do you like my parlor?
00:55:47Well, I've seen better parlors, but never a lovelier spider.
00:55:51Sit down, Mr. Fly.
00:55:52Why?
00:55:53Why, I'd be delighted.
00:56:00Oh, Kissy Lane, what are you doing?
00:56:03That's what I always do to my victims, isn't it?
00:56:08And the walls are soundproof, too.
00:56:11I've lost my voice.
00:56:12I never could yell loud, anyhow.
00:56:15You both are crazy.
00:56:20One, two, three.
00:56:24Seven gray hairs.
00:56:27Why, Dave, you're positively middle-aged.
00:56:29Is that why you came home to check up on me?
00:56:32No, not exactly.
00:56:35Then why did you come, Kitty?
00:56:36Oh, I like cold climates.
00:56:39And the people around here are frigid enough.
00:56:41Stop kidding.
00:56:42Come on, tell me.
00:56:45Well, I was a little curious.
00:56:46Not much.
00:56:47Just a little.
00:56:49And maybe a little homesick, too.
00:56:53And?
00:56:54And I wanted to see if you had nine children,
00:56:57and if they looked like you.
00:56:58Me?
00:56:58A bachelor?
00:56:59And if your waistline had grown any bigger, and...
00:57:02And if I'd grown up any, or was still an immature fool?
00:57:05Oh, well, that depends on who you're a fool about.
00:57:08You see those six gray hairs, Kitty?
00:57:11Seven.
00:57:12Seven.
00:57:13You know what they mean?
00:57:15Mm-hmm.
00:57:15That your barber doesn't know his job.
00:57:17No.
00:57:18I'm an adult now.
00:57:20Boss of my own affairs.
00:57:23Capable of knowing what I want and getting it.
00:57:26And I want you.
00:57:31Oh, I don't know, Dave.
00:57:33So much has happened.
00:57:36We're not the kids we were, and...
00:57:39Our lives have run into very different channels.
00:57:42It would be so hard to join them again.
00:57:46Maybe impossible.
00:57:50Kitty, did you ever spend any money foolishly?
00:57:54Never any other way.
00:57:56Well, I've squandered six years of happiness.
00:57:59And I'm not going to waste any more of it.
00:58:11May we drop you, dear?
00:58:12No, thanks.
00:58:13My car's outside.
00:58:14I must find David.
00:58:16I must.
00:58:16Thanks just the same.
00:58:17Good night.
00:58:18Good night, dear.
00:58:19Good night.
00:58:19Oh, so glad you did.
00:58:21Good night.
00:58:23You might as well understand definitely, Kitty and I are going to be married.
00:58:27If you want to make a fuss about it, all right.
00:58:29It'll do you no good.
00:58:30But think of the talk, the scandal.
00:58:32There won't be any scandal unless you make it.
00:58:34If necessary, I will.
00:58:36Fair enough.
00:58:37David!
00:58:39You must hear me through.
00:58:41I've heard it all a thousand times.
00:58:43I never remarried after your father's death because I wanted to watch over you, to bring you up.
00:58:48Well, you did.
00:58:48I'm not going to see my life's work spoiled now.
00:58:51That was spoiled a long time ago.
00:58:53I won't let that shop-worn woman fasten herself on you.
00:58:56I warn you.
00:58:57Mother, why won't you look at this thing reasonably?
00:58:59So we can be married nicely from my own home.
00:59:02From my home?
00:59:03From mine.
00:59:05I believe you'd turn your own mother out for that creature.
00:59:08If necessary, yes.
00:59:09David, if you marry that woman, you're no longer my son.
00:59:12I never was your son.
00:59:13I'm just something you owned.
00:59:15You're a selfish woman willing to destroy anything you can't control.
00:59:19Now, I warn you not to try to stop me again.
00:59:21I'm marrying Kitty and we're leaving tonight.
00:59:46I want to see Miss Lane.
00:59:47Well, she's not in.
00:59:49She's got a headache.
00:59:52Oh, dear.
00:59:53She's, um...
00:59:55Well...
00:59:56Tell her Mrs. Livingston is here.
00:59:57Well, that won't do her headache any good.
01:00:01That's all right, Dot.
01:00:02Let her in.
01:00:07Go on with your packing.
01:00:10Guess I'd better hurry, then.
01:00:12The next thing you know, Fred will be calling me.
01:00:14I can hear them dishes rattling for me now.
01:00:21Where is David?
01:00:23He's not here, but he will be.
01:00:25I know pleading with you is useless.
01:00:27I wonder if pleading with you is useless.
01:00:29Can't you let us have our chance?
01:00:31We only want to make a try at happiness.
01:00:33You've had him since he was a baby.
01:00:35He's a man now.
01:00:36That's just it.
01:00:38A man and a doctor.
01:00:40The slightest scandal would kill his practice in a day.
01:00:43If you only loved him the way I do.
01:00:47The way you do?
01:00:48Yes.
01:00:49Enough to make any sacrifice.
01:00:51Enough to do...
01:00:52Enough to marry him.
01:00:53And kill all the decent things in his life.
01:00:55The decent things don't die.
01:00:58Sometimes they're not even born.
01:01:03I have a lot of things to do.
01:01:05Will you excuse me, please?
01:01:11Good night, Mrs. Livingston.
01:01:13I warn you.
01:01:14I'll never let you do this.
01:01:16Never.
01:01:17Are you leaving or shall I ring for the house detective?
01:01:20That won't be necessary.
01:01:33Well...
01:01:35That's one way.
01:01:36me. Which of us were you going to kill? Either. Both. I don't know. Am I that rotten? I
01:01:57wasn't thinking of you. Only of David. If you'd ever seen your own baby grow up. Day by
01:02:06day. Year by year. It's a queer, selfish sort of love. But I'm beginning to understand it.
01:02:15Kitty. Kitty.
01:02:17Kitty. Come in. I couldn't wait for the elevator. I was anxious to see you. You could have
01:02:34taken your time. Well, that's a nice way to welcome me back. It's no go, Dave. It won't
01:02:40work. Come on. Come on. Look, I'm the only man living who can read a timetable. See, here's
01:02:46our train, the 633. The one with the dagger. No, I mean it. What's the matter with you?
01:02:53You don't suppose there's anything in this burg to hold me, do you? Like that sewing circle
01:02:57downstairs. Dear Miss Lane, we'd love to have you dine with us this evening. Yeah. But
01:03:04you said you'd go away with me. You'd marry me. Sure I did. I wanted to show your mother
01:03:08that I could take her precious little darling away from her and then fling you back in her
01:03:11face. Has my mother talked to you? Has she phoned you? Why should she? Well, something
01:03:16must have happened to make you change your mind so quickly. Like every other man. Filled
01:03:21with ego. I want to put in a long-distance call, please. You can't imagine a woman looking
01:03:30any further when there's a prize like yourself at hand. Oh, Katie. For Mr. André Wernoir.
01:03:35R-E-N-O-I-R. Yes. At the Hotel Metropolitan New York. Hurry it, please. You remember André,
01:03:43the very charming Frenchman? If you insist on reminding me. He offers me everything. Big cities,
01:03:48important men, distinction, marriage, if I want it. You're not much for marriage. And what
01:03:51do you offer me? A bickering little town. A man tied to his mother's apron strings. You
01:03:56must think I'm the biggest fool that ever was born. No, you couldn't be. I'm that fool.
01:04:04If you wanted to get even with me, Kitty, you certainly made a good job of it. I congratulate
01:04:09you. David. David, don't you see? She's sending you away because I begged her to. I've been
01:04:18such a selfish old woman. She's finer than anyone I've ever known. Go back to her, David.
01:04:25David. Oh, dear me. Stop crying. I never heard you cry before. Oh. Hey, will you let me get
01:04:38even now? That's the stuff. We'll take the bumps together from now on. You'll have to take
01:04:53them for both of us, David. Always. Oh, dear me. Hello? Oh, hello, Andre. I can hear
01:05:05you so plain. Oh, no. I'm afraid not. Well, she's rehearsing. Well, she's rehearsing for
01:05:14our marriage.
01:05:38I'm married.
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