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She Knew All the Answers (1941) Full Movie ｜ Joan Bennett, Franchot Tone, John Hubbard [Full Movie] [Full Version]Full EP - Full
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00:00:51There you are, sad eyes.
00:00:52Shall I change your oil?
00:00:55Don't answer.
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00:00:59All you know about is quotations.
00:01:02Well, listen, that kind of thinking went out with bustles.
00:01:05What's the idea of sending a flock of cops after me?
00:01:08Since when is it a criminal offense for a guy in love to elope?
00:01:13Is that so, Mr. Willows?
00:01:15Now you listen to me.
00:01:17I'm going to marry Gloria Winters tonight.
00:01:19And you and 20 like you can't stop me.
00:01:22Well, you haven't even seen her. How can you...
00:01:25What?
00:01:26Well, suppose I have only known her two weeks. Is that anything against her?
00:01:31Oh, it can't be love.
00:01:33Well, what do you think it is?
00:01:36That's how much you know about love.
00:01:40She's the sweetest, kindest, purest, most beautiful girl in the world.
00:01:44If you'd only see her.
00:01:46All right, suppose she is a coarse girl.
00:01:49Oh, you found that out too, did you?
00:01:52Well, I didn't give her time to dress. When a guy elopes, he elopes. He doesn't wait for anything.
00:01:57No, she's not a girl like that.
00:02:00Is he referring to me?
00:02:02The trouble with you is that you've had that snooping nose of yours buried in Wall Street trends and statistics
00:02:07too long.
00:02:07Now, get this. We're getting married tonight, and you can take a flying jump at the moon.
00:02:13What is all this?
00:02:14Oh, nothing, nothing at all. Come on.
00:02:16Brandy?
00:02:17Oh, that old gray beard at the other end of the wire was Mark Willows.
00:02:21My father's partner, executive as Will, and my guardian.
00:02:25What's that got to do with me?
00:02:27Well, it seems that there's a clause specifically stating that he, Willows, must approve my choice of a wife.
00:02:32And if he doesn't?
00:02:34Then I'll be disinherited.
00:02:35It's an old-fashioned idea, of course, but there it is. Come on.
00:02:38Oh.
00:02:40How much would you lose if you told him to go to Gehenna?
00:02:43Oh, a few million.
00:02:44Dollars?
00:02:45Yeah.
00:02:46Well, you boys have done your duty. You're excused now.
00:02:48And thank you.
00:02:49Thank you.
00:02:50Thank you, sir.
00:02:52Your carriage, madame.
00:02:55Wait a minute, Randy.
00:02:57We've got to be sensible about this thing. There's too much involved.
00:03:00The money doesn't bother me, but you do.
00:03:01Oh, you're a darling, Randy, but let's be practical.
00:03:04A few million dollars is too important to brush off so easily.
00:03:07I'm not thinking of myself. It's you.
00:03:09You've always lived in luxury and always had everything you ever wanted.
00:03:12I haven't had you.
00:03:13Come on. We have 15 more miles to go.
00:03:15Well, if you don't get Mr. Willows' approval, you'll lose the money and have to go to work.
00:03:20Work?
00:03:20And you've never worked a day in your life.
00:03:23Now, Randy, I'd marry you if you didn't have a penny.
00:03:26But I refuse to cheat you out of everything you've been used to.
00:03:29You do understand, don't you, dear? We must be sensible.
00:03:32Well, what are we going to do?
00:03:33We're going back to town and you're going to see Mr. Willows and have a talk with him.
00:03:37All right, dear. Anything you say.
00:03:39Here you are, Mr. Bradford.
00:03:41This is a ticket.
00:03:42Yes, sir. No taillights.
00:03:44Thank you.
00:03:45Thank you, sir.
00:03:48Come on, Miss Horse.
00:03:49Smush.
00:03:53Ha.
00:03:55Quite Polish.
00:04:12Good one.
00:04:14Who?
00:04:15Oh, the Evening Express.
00:04:16Well, all I know is what I read in your paper.
00:04:19But, uh, confidentially, Randy Bradford and Mr. Willows are at it hot and heavy right now.
00:04:24Don't quote me.
00:04:26Bradford, Willows, and Wharton!
00:04:28What?
00:04:29No, there's not two of us here.
00:04:31It's just me, Benny.
00:04:33Oh, yeah?
00:04:34Hold on, I'll connect you.
00:04:36Wise guy.
00:04:40Oh, still waiting, eh?
00:04:43No.
00:04:49The Bradford, Willows, and Wharton.
00:04:51No, this is Benny.
00:04:52Miss Hall had her appendix next.
00:04:53That's why I'm on the board.
00:04:55Yeah, real sudden.
00:04:56Oh, she'll be back in about a month.
00:05:02Okay, I'll connect you.
00:05:05Good morning.
00:05:07Good morning.
00:05:07Good morning.
00:05:08Good morning.
00:05:09Uh, are you applying for the telephone job?
00:05:11I beg your pardon.
00:05:12I was here first.
00:05:14I can see you were, by quite a few years.
00:05:16Young man, the Acme Employment Agency sent me here to...
00:05:20Hey, you'll have to sit over there.
00:05:22If you don't mind, I'm looking for...
00:05:24Excuse me.
00:05:27Come on.
00:05:27Stick around.
00:05:28Yes, Mr. Morton?
00:05:29No, this is Benny.
00:05:30Oh, I'm narrow.
00:05:31He's all got separated from her appendix.
00:05:33Who does he think he is?
00:05:34About a month, I guess.
00:05:35Yes, sir.
00:05:36I'll throw you back.
00:05:37Randy!
00:05:38Randy!
00:05:38How'd you make up?
00:05:39Oh, great.
00:05:40I got no place for him.
00:05:41Show him he's not gonna run my life after me.
00:05:44Looks like love in a cottage for us.
00:05:46Down?
00:05:46Come on, honey.
00:05:47No, wait.
00:05:48Go on, go on.
00:05:48It's no use, Gloria.
00:05:49He's impossible.
00:05:50Stone Age ideas about life and the way it should be lived.
00:05:54Yeah, for the money machine.
00:05:57Randy, I got an idea.
00:05:58Yeah, why?
00:05:59Look, all that stands between us is Willow's opinion of me, right?
00:06:01Right.
00:06:01I'm going in there and make that old gray beard approve of me.
00:06:04But, Gloria...
00:06:05Ever hear of a letter of recommendation?
00:06:06You mean one of those to whom it may concern things?
00:06:08Exactly.
00:06:08I'm gonna get one signed by Mr. Willow.
00:06:10That letter will be our marriage life.
00:06:12It'll be a neat trick if you can get away with it.
00:06:13Go on, go on.
00:06:15I'm not out in ten minutes.
00:06:16Don't wait for me.
00:06:16Meet me in my apartment tonight.
00:06:17Wish me luck.
00:06:18Good luck.
00:06:21Yes, sir.
00:06:21Right away, sir.
00:06:22Miss Praskins, Mr. Detweiler will see you now.
00:06:24Third door to the right.
00:06:25Thank you.
00:06:27Yes?
00:06:28I'll tell him when he comes in, Mr. Warden.
00:06:31Hello again.
00:06:32I thought you ducked.
00:06:34Is that job still open?
00:06:36Yeah.
00:06:37Mr. Detweiler's interviewing applicants now.
00:06:40That is Mr. Willow's office, isn't it?
00:06:42Yes, but Mr. Detweiler does all the hiring.
00:06:44I'll try and sneak you in ahead of the others.
00:06:47Hey!
00:06:48The newest you have preferred will carry a conversion privilege.
00:06:52Comma.
00:06:53And will be callable at 110.
00:06:56Period.
00:06:59Paragraph.
00:07:00In my opinion.
00:07:02Comma.
00:07:03Oh, I...
00:07:04I'm so sorry.
00:07:06I thought this was Mr. Willow's office.
00:07:08I'm Mr. Willow's.
00:07:09I meant Mr. Willow's senior.
00:07:12I'm the only Willow's in this firm.
00:07:15Are you sure?
00:07:18Quite sure.
00:07:19Well, this is a surprise.
00:07:22You're not at all what I expected.
00:07:25Just what did you expect?
00:07:27Well, Willow's and Wall Street sort of suggest a long gray beard or something.
00:07:36Young lady, would you mind explaining who you are and what you want?
00:07:40I...
00:07:41I came about the telephone job.
00:07:44Oh, Mr. Detweiler's in charge of personnel.
00:07:47Oh, please, Mr. Willow's.
00:07:48Personnel managers are so, so unimaginative.
00:07:52They're...
00:07:52They're only interested in references.
00:07:54Well, naturally.
00:07:54So am I.
00:07:56You are?
00:07:57Of course.
00:07:58We never hire anybody without references.
00:07:59We wouldn't think of it.
00:08:01You wouldn't?
00:08:01Certainly not.
00:08:03Oh, dear.
00:08:03Now, what'll I do?
00:08:05You see, Mr. Willow's, I...
00:08:07I haven't any references.
00:08:08I...
00:08:08I've never worked in an office before.
00:08:11You haven't?
00:08:12No, never.
00:08:14Well, I'm sorry, but we never hire beginners.
00:08:17You don't?
00:08:17Of course not.
00:08:18We wouldn't think of it.
00:08:19You wouldn't?
00:08:20Certainly not.
00:08:21Oh, dear.
00:08:22Now, what am I going to do?
00:08:23It seems to me we've used exactly those words before.
00:08:26Yes, yes.
00:08:27I know we have, but what other words would you use in a situation of this sort?
00:08:31Really, Mr. Willow's, I don't see why everybody wants references from everybody.
00:08:35It...
00:08:35It seems so unfair.
00:08:37Fair?
00:08:37A girl has to start somewhere, sometime, and if nobody ever gives her a chance, what's
00:08:41she to do?
00:08:41Other firms may not have the same rules we have.
00:08:44Why don't you try elsewhere?
00:08:45Yes, I suppose I should, but I... I had my heart set on working here.
00:08:53Really?
00:08:53Why?
00:08:55Well, it... it's such an impressive-looking place, so substantial and old-fashioned.
00:09:02I... I like old-fashioned things, don't you, Mr. Willow?
00:09:05Very much.
00:09:06Then that gives us something in common, doesn't it?
00:09:08Well, yes.
00:09:09At least we have something to start on, two people who like old-fashioned things.
00:09:13Young lady, this is all beside the point.
00:09:15I suppose it is, but to be perfectly honest, what I'm really trying to do is make a favorable
00:09:18impression on you, so you'll give me the job without references.
00:09:21I admire your honesty.
00:09:22Oh, please, Mr. Willow's.
00:09:23I'm sure I'll be quite satisfactory.
00:09:26People have told me I have a soothing telephone voice, and that ought to mean something to a firm
00:09:30like this.
00:09:31Listen.
00:09:34Good morning.
00:09:35Bradford, Willow's, and Wharton.
00:09:37Oh, yes.
00:09:38We have some lovely investments today.
00:09:41See?
00:09:43If Mr. Detweiler sees fit to employ you.
00:09:48I need this job so badly, Mr. Willow's.
00:09:52Not only for myself.
00:09:54You see, I have an invalid sister.
00:10:17Please.
00:10:20Now, this won't get you anywhere.
00:10:25Don't sit there.
00:10:26Do something.
00:10:27What would you suggest?
00:10:30steady Pencil.
00:10:30Young lady, I won't be intimidated.
00:10:34Mother.
00:10:41It isn't a permanent job.
00:10:43It's only for a month.
00:10:45Oh, oh.
00:10:46Thank you Mr. Willow's.
00:10:47Oh, a month's work would mean so much to me.
00:10:50But you misunderstand. I didn't say...
00:10:52Then I can't buy my poor sister the wheelchair.
00:10:56Please, don't cry anymore.
00:10:59All right, you can have the job.
00:11:03Oh, thank you.
00:11:05Benny.
00:11:06Yes, sir?
00:11:07Tell Mr. Detweiler I've hired a girl for the switchboard.
00:11:10You have?
00:11:11Yes, that's what I said.
00:11:12A Miss...
00:11:13A...
00:11:15Catherine Long.
00:11:16A Miss Catherine Long.
00:11:18Report to Benny. He'll show you.
00:11:20Do?
00:11:20Oh, how can I ever thank you?
00:11:22Oh, never mind that.
00:11:23And while you're here, remember, a door marked private means private.
00:11:29Yes, sir, Mr. Willows.
00:11:33Do you think I handled that situation properly?
00:11:36That remains to be seen, Mr. Willows.
00:11:38Well, she did need the job.
00:11:41And she does have a nice telephone voice.
00:11:43Yes, very soothing.
00:11:45Besides, she likes old-fashioned things.
00:11:50Say, you're all right.
00:11:51How'd you do it?
00:11:52With mirrors?
00:11:52Uh-huh.
00:11:54Bradford, Willows, and Wharton.
00:11:56Mr. Presnell, just a moment, please.
00:11:58Simple, isn't it?
00:11:59Well, every time you see a light, you just punch it out.
00:12:01Now, these are the jacks.
00:12:02The outside ones are for outside calls,
00:12:04and the inside ones are for inside calls.
00:12:06And over here is the inter-office communication system.
00:12:08Mr. Detweiler, Mr. Willows, Mr. Wharton,
00:12:11and if this one lights, don't answer it.
00:12:13It's a ghost.
00:12:14How do you know which hole to punch?
00:12:15Oh, nothing to it.
00:12:16Here, I'll show you.
00:12:17Let me take the toast.
00:12:18Thanks.
00:12:20Oh, I think I'll leave it on.
00:12:23It's sort of chilly.
00:12:24That's funny.
00:12:24I thought it was hot in here.
00:12:26Guess I'm the cold-blooded type.
00:12:28Boy, I don't think so.
00:12:31Now, now, you just plug this in here
00:12:33and say, Bradford, Willows, and Wharton.
00:12:35Bradford, Willows, and Wharton.
00:12:38Bradford, Willows, and Wharton.
00:12:40Good morning.
00:12:41Oh, that's lovely.
00:12:43Yes, sir.
00:12:44I'll give him your message when he comes in.
00:12:46I did it.
00:12:47You're doing swell by tomorrow.
00:12:48You can solo.
00:12:49Well, I've got to distribute the mail.
00:12:50Oh, Benny.
00:12:50Benny, don't leave me alone with this thing.
00:12:51Not yet, anyway.
00:12:52You're all right.
00:12:53If you need any help, just yell.
00:12:54Oh.
00:12:56Oh.
00:13:10Hello?
00:13:12Gloria.
00:13:13Gloria.
00:13:14Gloria.
00:13:14Oh, honey, I'm so happy for you,
00:13:16I could swing off a chandelier.
00:13:18I'm happy for me, too.
00:13:20Oh, just imagine my little roommate
00:13:22married all that money, money, money, money.
00:13:24Why, the jackpot has hit us.
00:13:26It's an eight-horse parlay.
00:13:28Kitty, listen.
00:13:29I'm at Bradford, Willows, and Wharton on Wall Street.
00:13:32Wall Street?
00:13:33Oh, clipping coupons already.
00:13:36Working?
00:13:37On your honeymoon?
00:13:38What won't they think of next?
00:13:39I'm not married.
00:13:41I'll explain later.
00:13:42Right now, I need a dress.
00:13:44You're in Wall Street without a dress?
00:13:47Oh, Gloria, what have you done?
00:13:49Stop jumping to conclusions and bring me that dress.
00:13:52Grab a tax in.
00:13:53Get here as fast as you can.
00:13:54And it's, oh, my name is Catherine Long.
00:13:58Oh, honey, you lost more than your dress.
00:14:00You lost your mind.
00:14:02I'm Catherine Long, remember?
00:14:04I was in a spa.
00:14:05I want to see Mr. Willows.
00:14:07It is most important.
00:14:08Here's my car.
00:14:09His office is right over there.
00:14:11Oh, thank you.
00:14:12Yours was the first name I could think of.
00:14:13Now hurry.
00:14:14Millions.
00:14:15Millions, millions.
00:14:18Millions.
00:14:21The sum of $1,625,048.06, period.
00:14:26Which is only a drop in the pocket compared with the money that you and I will make together.
00:14:33Mr. Willows, this is the reddest red-letter day in your life.
00:14:37May I ask you a question?
00:14:39What's the greatest enemy of mankind today?
00:14:43If this weren't yet, I think you'd better leave us alone.
00:14:45Stay where you are!
00:14:48You will see with your own eyes the eighth wonder of the world, the marvel of the ages.
00:14:54I'll see here.
00:14:56Don't interrupt!
00:14:58That's a humoring.
00:15:01Stop whispering.
00:15:01I don't like people who whispers.
00:15:03They won't like it.
00:15:05You know, sometimes when I think what's going to happen to them, I'm sorry for them.
00:15:09Sorry?
00:15:10For whom?
00:15:11For them, the greatest enemy of mankind.
00:15:15My...
00:15:16It's nothing.
00:15:19Thanks for you.
00:15:30Patent pending.
00:15:34I'll plug it in.
00:15:40Oh, no, you don't.
00:15:41This is just for the three of us.
00:15:43We make this a close corporation.
00:15:46Between us and the mice, we make millions.
00:15:49It came to me in a flash.
00:15:51Why try to keep the mice out?
00:15:54Make it easy for them.
00:15:55Let them in.
00:15:56Make an entrance.
00:15:58And this, Mr. Willows, this is the entrance.
00:16:01Give me the hand.
00:16:03You better give it to him, Mr. Willows.
00:16:10You hand us the mouse.
00:16:13He spies the ready-made entrance.
00:16:16Ah, how little was he know.
00:16:19He enters.
00:16:22Ah, beautiful.
00:16:26Please.
00:16:27Please.
00:16:29Go away.
00:16:30Please.
00:16:31Is it a deal?
00:16:32Why, you mouse-minded maniac.
00:16:35Get out of here.
00:16:36Mr. Willows, you are making a big mistake.
00:16:40No vision.
00:16:41He can't see any further than he's known for millions, millions, millions, billions, people.
00:16:46It's up.
00:16:47You know what I'm going to do?
00:16:48No, what?
00:16:49I'm going to join up with the mice.
00:16:54Miss Long.
00:16:55Yes, Mr. Willows?
00:16:56Did you let that man in?
00:16:58Yes, I let him in.
00:16:59Well, don't let anyone in without announcing them.
00:17:02I'm terribly sorry, Mr. Willows.
00:17:04Don't let this happen again.
00:17:05No, I'll never let it happen again.
00:17:07No, sir.
00:17:09Yes, sir.
00:17:10Yes, sir.
00:17:11No, sir.
00:17:12Well?
00:17:14Well?
00:17:15Will you open again?
00:17:16Oh, no.
00:17:18You have to be announced before you can come in.
00:17:20I'm Mr. Wharton.
00:17:21Who do you wish to see?
00:17:25Bradford Willows and what?
00:17:29Oh.
00:17:31You're Mr. Wharton?
00:17:32Yes.
00:17:33Oh, good.
00:17:37I'm very sorry.
00:17:39I'm terribly sorry.
00:17:40You're sorry.
00:17:41Yes, I am sorry.
00:17:43Who do you want to see?
00:17:44I mean, who do you want to speak to?
00:18:07Who do you want to speak to?
00:18:12I mean, who does not speak to?
00:18:14You're about to speak to me.
00:18:14You're about to speak to me.
00:18:18Uh, I mean, we don't speak to me.
00:18:26And I don't know.
00:18:26I mean, how do you get started?
00:18:26I mean, it's good.
00:18:27But I don't think I should be sure.
00:18:28I mean,ito.
00:18:36So today's another one.
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00:57:41Vielen Dank.
00:58:11Vielen Dank.
00:58:41Vielen Dank.
00:59:11Vielen Dank.
00:59:41Vielen Dank.
01:00:17Vielen Dank.
01:00:41Vielen Dank.
01:01:11Vielen Dank.
01:01:41Vielen Dank.
01:02:11Vielen Dank.
01:02:41Vielen Dank.
01:03:11Vielen Dank.
01:03:41Vielen Dank.
01:04:11Vielen Dank.
01:04:41Vielen Dank.
01:05:11Vielen Dank.
01:05:41Vielen Dank.
01:06:11Vielen Dank.
01:06:41Vielen Dank.
01:07:11Vielen Dank.
01:07:41Vielen Dank.
01:08:11Vielen Dank.
01:08:41Vielen Dank.
01:09:11Vielen Dank.
01:09:41Vielen Dank.
01:10:11Vielen Dank.
01:10:41Vielen Dank.
01:11:11Vielen Dank.
01:11:41Vielen Dank.
01:12:11Vielen Dank.
01:12:41Vielen Dank.
01:13:11Vielen Dank.
01:13:41Vielen Dank.
01:14:11Vielen Dank.
01:14:41Vielen Dank.
01:15:11Vielen Dank.
01:15:41Vielen Dank.
01:16:11Vielen Dank.
01:16:41Vielen Dank.
01:17:11Vielen Dank.
01:17:41Vielen Dank.
01:18:11Vielen Dank.
01:18:41Vielen Dank.
01:19:11Vielen Dank.
01:19:41Vielen Dank.
01:20:11Vielen Dank.
01:20:41Vielen Dank.
01:21:11Vielen Dank.
01:21:41Vielen Dank.
01:22:11Vielen Dank.
01:22:41Vielen Dank.
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