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1 | 00:01:06,240 | 00:01:08,440 | NARRATOR: What could be more symbolic of America | NARRATOR: What could be more symbolic of America |
2 | 00:01:08,440 | 00:01:10,360 | than today's schoolgirl? | than today's schoolgirl? |
3 | 00:01:10,360 | 00:01:13,160 | Intelligent, restrained, dignified... | Intelligent, restrained, dignified... |
4 | 00:01:13,160 | 00:01:15,760 | BIG BAND MUSIC PLAYS | BIG BAND MUSIC PLAYS |
5 | 00:01:20,320 | 00:01:21,880 | Oh... | Oh... |
6 | 00:01:21,880 | 00:01:25,360 | We still haven't gone back far enough. | We still haven't gone back far enough. |
7 | 00:01:25,360 | 00:01:27,200 | Let's look at the girl of 1913. | Let's look at the girl of 1913. |
8 | 00:01:27,200 | 00:01:28,920 | HORN HOOTS | HORN HOOTS |
9 | 00:01:31,880 | 00:01:33,400 | ENGINE BACKFIRES | ENGINE BACKFIRES |
10 | 00:01:33,400 | 00:01:38,360 | Let's go further back, shall we? The girl of 1905. | Let's go further back, shall we? The girl of 1905. |
11 | 00:01:38,360 | 00:01:40,520 | Now, there WAS a girl. | Now, there WAS a girl. |
12 | 00:01:40,520 | 00:01:43,080 | Demure, sedate, obedient. | Demure, sedate, obedient. |
13 | 00:01:44,560 | 00:01:48,240 | I'm sure we can do better than this if we just put our minds to it. | I'm sure we can do better than this if we just put our minds to it. |
14 | 00:01:48,240 | 00:01:52,320 | - It isn't very good, is it? - A good artist isn't made overnight. | - It isn't very good, is it? - A good artist isn't made overnight. |
15 | 00:01:52,320 | 00:01:55,040 | You've only been with us a short time. | You've only been with us a short time. |
16 | 00:01:55,040 | 00:01:58,280 | I'll help you when we begin soup plates. | I'll help you when we begin soup plates. |
17 | 00:01:58,280 | 00:02:01,400 | Miss Ingram, can't I start my REAL art classes? | Miss Ingram, can't I start my REAL art classes? |
18 | 00:02:01,400 | 00:02:07,600 | There's no nicer accomplishment or better foundation for a woman than china painting. | There's no nicer accomplishment or better foundation for a woman than china painting. |
19 | 00:02:07,600 | 00:02:11,520 | I've got a foundation. I've been painting at home for years. | I've got a foundation. I've been painting at home for years. |
20 | 00:02:11,520 | 00:02:15,800 | Let me see, now. I don't know where else I'd put you. | Let me see, now. I don't know where else I'd put you. |
21 | 00:02:15,800 | 00:02:17,680 | What about the life class? | What about the life class? |
22 | 00:02:17,680 | 00:02:20,960 | Oh, that's too advanced. Next year, perhaps. | Oh, that's too advanced. Next year, perhaps. |
23 | 00:02:20,960 | 00:02:25,760 | I take the girls out in the country and we all do a landscape. | I take the girls out in the country and we all do a landscape. |
24 | 00:02:25,760 | 00:02:29,960 | Cows, trees, some charming sycamores not far away. | Cows, trees, some charming sycamores not far away. |
25 | 00:02:29,960 | 00:02:33,200 | Miss Ingram, we don't understand each other. | Miss Ingram, we don't understand each other. |
26 | 00:02:33,200 | 00:02:35,880 | I mean a life class. The human figure. | I mean a life class. The human figure. |
27 | 00:02:35,880 | 00:02:39,720 | Rembrandt says it's the basis of all design. | Rembrandt says it's the basis of all design. |
28 | 00:02:39,720 | 00:02:42,360 | That's what I need. My anatomy's terrible. | That's what I need. My anatomy's terrible. |
29 | 00:02:42,360 | 00:02:44,360 | The human figure? | The human figure? |
30 | 00:02:44,360 | 00:02:47,520 | You mean...unclothed? | You mean...unclothed? |
31 | 00:02:47,520 | 00:02:50,520 | - Certainly. - Uh! Miss Sheldon! | - Certainly. - Uh! Miss Sheldon! |
32 | 00:02:51,640 | 00:02:53,640 | Oh... | Oh... |
33 | 00:02:55,080 | 00:02:59,000 | Miss Sheldon, I want to have a talk with you. | Miss Sheldon, I want to have a talk with you. |
34 | 00:02:59,000 | 00:03:00,440 | Go into my office. | Go into my office. |
35 | 00:03:00,440 | 00:03:02,200 | TRAIN WHISTLE HOOTS | TRAIN WHISTLE HOOTS |
36 | 00:03:02,200 | 00:03:04,800 | - Good morning, Dr Sheldon. - Good morning. | - Good morning, Dr Sheldon. - Good morning. |
37 | 00:03:04,800 | 00:03:06,840 | TRAIN APPROACHES | TRAIN APPROACHES |
38 | 00:03:17,000 | 00:03:19,040 | - Hello, Papa. - Hello, Dinah. | - Hello, Papa. - Hello, Dinah. |
39 | 00:03:20,760 | 00:03:25,520 | I'm glad you're here, dear, but your telegram didn't make it clear | I'm glad you're here, dear, but your telegram didn't make it clear |
40 | 00:03:25,520 | 00:03:27,920 | why you're home ten days before your vacation. | why you're home ten days before your vacation. |
41 | 00:03:28,960 | 00:03:30,400 | Anything wrong? | Anything wrong? |
42 | 00:03:30,400 | 00:03:32,160 | Well, sort of. | Well, sort of. |
43 | 00:03:34,280 | 00:03:35,920 | Suspended? | Suspended? |
44 | 00:03:37,480 | 00:03:40,520 | - Expelled. - TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS | - Expelled. - TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS |
45 | 00:03:50,160 | 00:03:51,240 | How's Momma? | How's Momma? |
46 | 00:03:52,400 | 00:03:53,440 | Fine. | Fine. |
47 | 00:03:54,960 | 00:03:56,440 | And Gene? | And Gene? |
48 | 00:03:56,440 | 00:03:58,520 | He's fine, too. | He's fine, too. |
49 | 00:03:58,520 | 00:04:00,600 | So are Mark and Sis. So is Ada. | So are Mark and Sis. So is Ada. |
50 | 00:04:00,600 | 00:04:01,840 | So am I. | So am I. |
51 | 00:04:03,840 | 00:04:05,240 | How are the neighbours? | How are the neighbours? |
52 | 00:04:06,840 | 00:04:08,040 | Tom's fine. | Tom's fine. |
53 | 00:04:09,640 | 00:04:10,880 | How are YOU? | How are YOU? |
54 | 00:04:12,080 | 00:04:13,120 | Fine. | Fine. |
55 | 00:04:15,160 | 00:04:18,640 | Papa, if this was the first time I'd had trouble, | Papa, if this was the first time I'd had trouble, |
56 | 00:04:18,640 | 00:04:20,880 | you wouldn't think it was my fault. | you wouldn't think it was my fault. |
57 | 00:04:20,880 | 00:04:24,160 | I don't think so now, dear, unless you say it is. | I don't think so now, dear, unless you say it is. |
58 | 00:04:24,160 | 00:04:27,160 | - She called me immoral. - Who did? | - She called me immoral. - Who did? |
59 | 00:04:27,160 | 00:04:30,600 | Miss Ingram. Merely because I wanted to paint the human figure. | Miss Ingram. Merely because I wanted to paint the human figure. |
60 | 00:04:30,600 | 00:04:33,680 | If I can't be a good painter, | If I can't be a good painter, |
61 | 00:04:33,680 | 00:04:35,840 | there's nothing in life worth going on for. | there's nothing in life worth going on for. |
62 | 00:04:36,960 | 00:04:40,640 | Any other basis for this charge of immorality? | Any other basis for this charge of immorality? |
63 | 00:04:40,640 | 00:04:43,320 | Yes. I said two petticoats were enough. | Yes. I said two petticoats were enough. |
64 | 00:04:43,320 | 00:04:46,480 | She said no respectable woman wears less than five. | She said no respectable woman wears less than five. |
65 | 00:04:46,480 | 00:04:50,520 | And that I shouldn't have gone to a political meeting. | And that I shouldn't have gone to a political meeting. |
66 | 00:04:50,520 | 00:04:57,440 | I said, "How can women be intelligent if they don't know about politics and economics?" | I said, "How can women be intelligent if they don't know about politics and economics?" |
67 | 00:04:57,440 | 00:05:00,440 | She said I wasn't there to be intelligent, but to be a lady. | She said I wasn't there to be intelligent, but to be a lady. |
68 | 00:05:00,440 | 00:05:02,720 | I said I didn't have to learn that... | I said I didn't have to learn that... |
69 | 00:05:02,720 | 00:05:05,440 | SHE CONTINUES TALKING | SHE CONTINUES TALKING |
70 | 00:05:12,800 | 00:05:14,960 | HORSE NEIGHS | HORSE NEIGHS |
71 | 00:05:14,960 | 00:05:19,680 | ..Then she called the debate off, after I'd spent DAYS writing my speech! | ..Then she called the debate off, after I'd spent DAYS writing my speech! |
72 | 00:05:19,680 | 00:05:21,480 | It was about votes for women. | It was about votes for women. |
73 | 00:05:21,480 | 00:05:23,560 | She said I was immoral, | She said I was immoral, |
74 | 00:05:23,560 | 00:05:27,640 | merely because I went to a political meeting alone. | merely because I went to a political meeting alone. |
75 | 00:05:27,640 | 00:05:33,680 | She said I was to write her a letter of apology and stay in my room on Sundays. | She said I was to write her a letter of apology and stay in my room on Sundays. |
76 | 00:05:33,680 | 00:05:36,800 | I said I wasn't immoral, and I couldn't write the apology, | I said I wasn't immoral, and I couldn't write the apology, |
77 | 00:05:36,800 | 00:05:40,680 | and she said I was and I must, so...here I am. | and she said I was and I must, so...here I am. |
78 | 00:05:43,120 | 00:05:46,440 | I don't see how anyone could have expelled you, Di. | I don't see how anyone could have expelled you, Di. |
79 | 00:05:46,440 | 00:05:49,840 | I don't see how they could have gotten a word in edgeways to do it! | I don't see how they could have gotten a word in edgeways to do it! |
80 | 00:05:49,840 | 00:05:50,920 | No, Papa. | No, Papa. |
81 | 00:05:53,840 | 00:05:57,400 | Dinah, I... don't like you being expelled. | Dinah, I... don't like you being expelled. |
82 | 00:05:58,520 | 00:06:01,760 | Miss Ingram's right. Immorality takes many forms. | Miss Ingram's right. Immorality takes many forms. |
83 | 00:06:01,760 | 00:06:03,120 | Yes, Papa. | Yes, Papa. |
84 | 00:06:03,120 | 00:06:05,880 | But I don't believe anyone should be punished or expelled | But I don't believe anyone should be punished or expelled |
85 | 00:06:05,880 | 00:06:08,800 | because of the difference between two petticoats and five. | because of the difference between two petticoats and five. |
86 | 00:06:08,800 | 00:06:10,920 | Nor for going to a political meeting. | Nor for going to a political meeting. |
87 | 00:06:12,000 | 00:06:14,160 | But I would prefer you not to go alone to them. | But I would prefer you not to go alone to them. |
88 | 00:06:18,960 | 00:06:20,240 | Yes, Papa. | Yes, Papa. |
89 | 00:06:25,160 | 00:06:27,840 | - Hello, Momma! - Hello, dear! | - Hello, Momma! - Hello, dear! |
90 | 00:06:29,400 | 00:06:32,200 | Well, you look all right. | Well, you look all right. |
91 | 00:06:32,200 | 00:06:34,400 | Is anything wrong at school, dear? | Is anything wrong at school, dear? |
92 | 00:06:34,400 | 00:06:36,440 | I was...expelled. | I was...expelled. |
93 | 00:06:36,440 | 00:06:39,600 | Expelled? Dinah...but what for? | Expelled? Dinah...but what for? |
94 | 00:06:39,600 | 00:06:42,160 | For er...three petticoats, Lily. | For er...three petticoats, Lily. |
95 | 00:06:47,040 | 00:06:50,240 | - Why do you think she's home before vacation? - Shhh! | - Why do you think she's home before vacation? - Shhh! |
96 | 00:06:50,240 | 00:06:53,720 | Children... Andrew... Sit down. | Children... Andrew... Sit down. |
97 | 00:06:53,720 | 00:06:55,160 | Everything's ready. | Everything's ready. |
98 | 00:07:10,000 | 00:07:12,560 | Gene... Mark... | Gene... Mark... |
99 | 00:07:12,560 | 00:07:13,640 | Sis... | Sis... |
100 | 00:07:15,120 | 00:07:18,680 | In order to save you from a severe case of indigestion | In order to save you from a severe case of indigestion |
101 | 00:07:18,680 | 00:07:21,240 | caused by prolonged curiosity... | caused by prolonged curiosity... |
102 | 00:07:22,240 | 00:07:25,080 | ..your sister Dinah has been expelled. | ..your sister Dinah has been expelled. |
103 | 00:07:25,080 | 00:07:26,880 | - CHILDREN ALL TALK AT ONCE - Grace. | - CHILDREN ALL TALK AT ONCE - Grace. |
104 | 00:07:30,720 | 00:07:32,760 | HALTING TROMBONE PLAYING | HALTING TROMBONE PLAYING |
105 | 00:07:33,760 | 00:07:36,840 | TROMBONE: "My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean" | TROMBONE: "My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean" |
106 | 00:07:49,840 | 00:07:53,040 | Gene, can't you play anything else? | Gene, can't you play anything else? |
107 | 00:07:53,040 | 00:07:55,080 | Oh...ishkabibble. | Oh...ishkabibble. |
108 | 00:07:58,920 | 00:08:00,960 | SUDDEN BURST OF TROMBONE | SUDDEN BURST OF TROMBONE |
109 | 00:08:04,160 | 00:08:06,040 | Come on, Miss Dinah. | Come on, Miss Dinah. |
110 | 00:08:06,040 | 00:08:09,240 | Your momma ain't paying me 50 cents a day to sit still. | Your momma ain't paying me 50 cents a day to sit still. |
111 | 00:08:09,240 | 00:08:12,120 | - I'll be done in a minute, Ada. - The washing won't be. | - I'll be done in a minute, Ada. - The washing won't be. |
112 | 00:08:12,120 | 00:08:15,720 | Do you mean to say we only pay you 50 cents a day? | Do you mean to say we only pay you 50 cents a day? |
113 | 00:08:15,720 | 00:08:18,760 | Why, that's wage slavery. | Why, that's wage slavery. |
114 | 00:08:18,760 | 00:08:23,560 | Things will change when we women can vote. You'll be emancipated. | Things will change when we women can vote. You'll be emancipated. |
115 | 00:08:23,560 | 00:08:25,440 | Been emancipated. | Been emancipated. |
116 | 00:08:26,920 | 00:08:28,080 | Dinah! | Dinah! |
117 | 00:08:30,080 | 00:08:33,960 | - Haven't I asked you? - I need models and I can't afford to pay them. | - Haven't I asked you? - I need models and I can't afford to pay them. |
118 | 00:08:33,960 | 00:08:38,280 | - Can't you find someone who will sit still for nothing? - Only if they're unconscious! | - Can't you find someone who will sit still for nothing? - Only if they're unconscious! |
119 | 00:08:39,800 | 00:08:41,320 | When I unpacked for you, I found... | When I unpacked for you, I found... |
120 | 00:08:42,480 | 00:08:44,800 | Where did these things come from? | Where did these things come from? |
121 | 00:08:44,800 | 00:08:48,040 | - Boxing gloves, Momma. - Yes, I know. | - Boxing gloves, Momma. - Yes, I know. |
122 | 00:08:48,040 | 00:08:51,120 | A man on the train helped me with my case. | A man on the train helped me with my case. |
123 | 00:08:51,120 | 00:08:55,280 | I started talking to him and he turned out to be James J Jeffries. | I started talking to him and he turned out to be James J Jeffries. |
124 | 00:08:57,000 | 00:08:59,560 | He gave me the gloves as a souvenir. | He gave me the gloves as a souvenir. |
125 | 00:08:59,560 | 00:09:04,360 | He even showed me his special punch he used on Bill O'Brien. | He even showed me his special punch he used on Bill O'Brien. |
126 | 00:09:04,360 | 00:09:07,680 | Dinah, nice girls don't speak to strange men. | Dinah, nice girls don't speak to strange men. |
127 | 00:09:07,680 | 00:09:10,840 | Ada... I think we need more starch in these shirts. | Ada... I think we need more starch in these shirts. |
128 | 00:09:10,840 | 00:09:11,880 | Yes! > | Yes! > |
129 | 00:09:11,880 | 00:09:15,920 | Momma, didn't you hear what I said? I met James J Jeffries. | Momma, didn't you hear what I said? I met James J Jeffries. |
130 | 00:09:15,920 | 00:09:20,280 | Yes, I heard you. And I want you to remember not to talk to strangers. | Yes, I heard you. And I want you to remember not to talk to strangers. |
131 | 00:09:20,280 | 00:09:23,840 | Momma, a man like that isn't a stranger. | Momma, a man like that isn't a stranger. |
132 | 00:09:23,840 | 00:09:26,000 | He's the world's champion. | He's the world's champion. |
133 | 00:09:26,000 | 00:09:29,120 | When a man reaches that eminence, he's not a stranger. | When a man reaches that eminence, he's not a stranger. |
134 | 00:09:29,120 | 00:09:30,920 | He belongs to his public. | He belongs to his public. |
135 | 00:09:30,920 | 00:09:35,440 | When I'm a famous painter, I'll belong to my public. | When I'm a famous painter, I'll belong to my public. |
136 | 00:09:35,440 | 00:09:38,640 | Great artists never lose touch with the little people. | Great artists never lose touch with the little people. |
137 | 00:09:38,640 | 00:09:40,920 | It would comfort me if you didn't lose touch | It would comfort me if you didn't lose touch |
138 | 00:09:40,920 | 00:09:42,400 | with the dustpan and broom. | with the dustpan and broom. |
139 | 00:09:42,400 | 00:09:44,040 | Start with the back porch, dear. | Start with the back porch, dear. |
140 | 00:09:44,040 | 00:09:48,160 | Go and put these hideous leather paws in the hall closet. | Go and put these hideous leather paws in the hall closet. |
141 | 00:09:48,160 | 00:09:49,440 | Yes, Momma. | Yes, Momma. |
142 | 00:10:27,640 | 00:10:28,880 | Oh! | Oh! |
143 | 00:10:32,360 | 00:10:36,560 | I thought your school vacation didn't start for some time yet. | I thought your school vacation didn't start for some time yet. |
144 | 00:10:36,560 | 00:10:39,160 | Well, it... It doesn't. I... | Well, it... It doesn't. I... |
145 | 00:10:39,160 | 00:10:40,600 | I came home early. | I came home early. |
146 | 00:10:40,600 | 00:10:42,360 | Any difficulties? | Any difficulties? |
147 | 00:10:42,360 | 00:10:44,840 | Well, er...in a way. | Well, er...in a way. |
148 | 00:10:44,840 | 00:10:47,240 | Well, er...in what way? | Well, er...in what way? |
149 | 00:10:47,240 | 00:10:49,400 | I was...expelled. | I was...expelled. |
150 | 00:10:49,400 | 00:10:51,640 | Hm. | Hm. |
151 | 00:10:51,640 | 00:10:54,600 | Is there a connection between your expulsion | Is there a connection between your expulsion |
152 | 00:10:54,600 | 00:10:56,880 | and those instruments of fisticuffs? | and those instruments of fisticuffs? |
153 | 00:10:56,880 | 00:11:01,880 | Oh, these? Oh, no. A friend of mine gave them to me. | Oh, these? Oh, no. A friend of mine gave them to me. |
154 | 00:11:01,880 | 00:11:03,400 | Ah, a friend. | Ah, a friend. |
155 | 00:11:03,400 | 00:11:05,440 | James J Jeffries, no doubt? | James J Jeffries, no doubt? |
156 | 00:11:05,440 | 00:11:07,480 | Why, yes. How did you know? | Why, yes. How did you know? |
157 | 00:11:07,480 | 00:11:10,040 | I have my ways. I hav...! | I have my ways. I hav...! |
158 | 00:11:28,600 | 00:11:30,960 | Di! What are you doing home? | Di! What are you doing home? |
159 | 00:11:30,960 | 00:11:32,120 | Hello, Tom. | Hello, Tom. |
160 | 00:11:33,240 | 00:11:35,840 | Did they close school early or something? | Did they close school early or something? |
161 | 00:11:35,840 | 00:11:39,440 | No, I...grew dissatisfied with certain things | No, I...grew dissatisfied with certain things |
162 | 00:11:39,440 | 00:11:43,120 | at Miss Ingram's seminary and terminated my stay there. | at Miss Ingram's seminary and terminated my stay there. |
163 | 00:11:43,120 | 00:11:44,760 | Oh? What things? | Oh? What things? |
164 | 00:11:44,760 | 00:11:47,000 | The artistic temperament | The artistic temperament |
165 | 00:11:47,000 | 00:11:50,600 | doesn't need mundane reasons for decisions, Tom. | doesn't need mundane reasons for decisions, Tom. |
166 | 00:11:50,600 | 00:11:53,680 | - No, I guess not. - How's your aunt? | - No, I guess not. - How's your aunt? |
167 | 00:11:53,680 | 00:11:57,840 | Fine. She doesn't like me working at Steuben's after class, | Fine. She doesn't like me working at Steuben's after class, |
168 | 00:11:57,840 | 00:11:59,320 | but I need the money. | but I need the money. |
169 | 00:11:59,320 | 00:12:02,040 | I didn't think you liked working with horses. | I didn't think you liked working with horses. |
170 | 00:12:02,040 | 00:12:04,960 | Not in the stable. The garage. | Not in the stable. The garage. |
171 | 00:12:04,960 | 00:12:07,120 | Well, I'd better go. | Well, I'd better go. |
172 | 00:12:07,120 | 00:12:09,160 | - I'll see you at choir practice. - Yeah. | - I'll see you at choir practice. - Yeah. |
173 | 00:12:09,160 | 00:12:10,440 | I'll meet you at Steuben's. | I'll meet you at Steuben's. |
174 | 00:12:11,560 | 00:12:15,360 | No, Di. I'm walking Bernice Eckert over. | No, Di. I'm walking Bernice Eckert over. |
175 | 00:12:15,360 | 00:12:19,840 | - Who? - Bernice Eckert. They moved into Dean Street. | - Who? - Bernice Eckert. They moved into Dean Street. |
176 | 00:12:19,840 | 00:12:24,160 | I'll introduce you. She's really keen. You'll like her. | I'll introduce you. She's really keen. You'll like her. |
177 | 00:12:24,160 | 00:12:26,320 | I'm sure I will. | I'm sure I will. |
178 | 00:12:26,320 | 00:12:29,680 | She's so...continental, sort of. | She's so...continental, sort of. |
179 | 00:12:29,680 | 00:12:32,480 | She's got that way, even when she just walks. | She's got that way, even when she just walks. |
180 | 00:12:32,480 | 00:12:34,840 | I'm anxious to see if you agree. | I'm anxious to see if you agree. |
181 | 00:12:34,840 | 00:12:38,400 | Well, I gotta go to work. See you later. Bye. | Well, I gotta go to work. See you later. Bye. |
182 | 00:12:38,400 | 00:12:40,240 | Bye, Tom. | Bye, Tom. |
183 | 00:12:52,920 | 00:12:54,760 | Continental! | Continental! |
184 | 00:12:54,760 | 00:12:57,400 | THEY SING A SLOW HYMN | THEY SING A SLOW HYMN |
185 | 00:12:57,400 | 00:13:01,280 | # ..the lamb of God | # ..the lamb of God |
186 | 00:13:01,280 | 00:13:06,480 | # Before our father's throne... # | # Before our father's throne... # |
187 | 00:13:06,480 | 00:13:08,680 | No, no, no, children. No. | No, no, no, children. No. |
188 | 00:13:08,680 | 00:13:11,960 | When you sing that line, you mustn't just say words. | When you sing that line, you mustn't just say words. |
189 | 00:13:11,960 | 00:13:14,840 | You must really stand before the throne. | You must really stand before the throne. |
190 | 00:13:14,840 | 00:13:19,120 | You must be up there. Give me that up-there feel. | You must be up there. Give me that up-there feel. |
191 | 00:13:19,120 | 00:13:21,160 | Now, then. Once again. | Now, then. Once again. |
192 | 00:13:21,160 | 00:13:25,960 | Make me feel transported to a place in the heavenly cloud. | Make me feel transported to a place in the heavenly cloud. |
193 | 00:13:25,960 | 00:13:31,120 | # Before our father's throne | # Before our father's throne |
194 | 00:13:31,120 | 00:13:36,200 | # We poor unite in prayer | # We poor unite in prayer |
195 | 00:13:36,200 | 00:13:39,600 | # Our fears, our hopes | # Our fears, our hopes |
196 | 00:13:39,600 | 00:13:43,200 | # Our aims are one | # Our aims are one |
197 | 00:13:43,200 | 00:13:50,280 | # Our comfort and our cares | # Our comfort and our cares |
198 | 00:13:50,280 | 00:13:56,000 | # We share our mutual woes | # We share our mutual woes |
199 | 00:13:56,000 | 00:14:01,520 | # Our mutual burdens bear | # Our mutual burdens bear |
200 | 00:14:01,520 | 00:14:08,640 | # And offer for each other's woes | # And offer for each other's woes |
201 | 00:14:08,640 | 00:14:15,520 | # A sympathising tear. # | # A sympathising tear. # |
202 | 00:14:17,040 | 00:14:19,080 | Well? Don't you agree with me? | Well? Don't you agree with me? |
203 | 00:14:19,080 | 00:14:22,480 | She's very attractive. I understand why you feel as you do. | She's very attractive. I understand why you feel as you do. |
204 | 00:14:23,760 | 00:14:26,960 | You know, Bernice is very deep. | You know, Bernice is very deep. |
205 | 00:14:26,960 | 00:14:28,800 | She has moods, I mean. | She has moods, I mean. |
206 | 00:14:28,800 | 00:14:31,120 | Sometimes I don't understand her. | Sometimes I don't understand her. |
207 | 00:14:31,120 | 00:14:34,960 | Like not letting me walk home with her now and not telling me why. | Like not letting me walk home with her now and not telling me why. |
208 | 00:14:34,960 | 00:14:37,920 | If a person has anything to say, they should say it. | If a person has anything to say, they should say it. |
209 | 00:14:37,920 | 00:14:39,840 | Yes, but you're different. | Yes, but you're different. |
210 | 00:14:41,120 | 00:14:43,040 | I don't see why. | I don't see why. |
211 | 00:14:43,040 | 00:14:44,960 | Well, you come to the point. | Well, you come to the point. |
212 | 00:14:44,960 | 00:14:48,640 | I merely don't believe in stooping to subterfuge. | I merely don't believe in stooping to subterfuge. |
213 | 00:14:48,640 | 00:14:51,200 | You always say what's on your mind. | You always say what's on your mind. |
214 | 00:14:51,200 | 00:14:54,320 | - I'll bet that's what happened at school. - Partly. | - I'll bet that's what happened at school. - Partly. |
215 | 00:14:54,320 | 00:14:58,800 | That's what I thought. Well, are you going to paint here? | That's what I thought. Well, are you going to paint here? |
216 | 00:14:58,800 | 00:15:03,200 | Heavens, no. There's only one place to study true art Paris. | Heavens, no. There's only one place to study true art Paris. |
217 | 00:15:03,200 | 00:15:05,040 | - Paris? - Of course. | - Paris? - Of course. |
218 | 00:15:07,480 | 00:15:10,920 | I think your family would rather have you marry a nice fella | I think your family would rather have you marry a nice fella |
219 | 00:15:10,920 | 00:15:14,040 | and settle right down here in Baltimore. | and settle right down here in Baltimore. |
220 | 00:15:14,040 | 00:15:16,080 | I'd rather commit suicide. | I'd rather commit suicide. |
221 | 00:15:26,720 | 00:15:30,360 | You've certainly changed since you've been away at school. | You've certainly changed since you've been away at school. |
222 | 00:15:30,360 | 00:15:33,240 | You have to know what you want in this world. | You have to know what you want in this world. |
223 | 00:15:33,240 | 00:15:35,840 | - Yeah. Well, I think I know what - I - want, | - Yeah. Well, I think I know what - I - want, |
224 | 00:15:35,840 | 00:15:39,600 | but...I don't know how Bernice feels about it. | but...I don't know how Bernice feels about it. |
225 | 00:15:39,600 | 00:15:41,360 | We're very lucky, really. | We're very lucky, really. |
226 | 00:15:41,360 | 00:15:44,360 | - Why? - Knowing what we want. | - Why? - Knowing what we want. |
227 | 00:15:44,360 | 00:15:45,960 | Most people don't. | Most people don't. |
228 | 00:15:45,960 | 00:15:49,240 | But I have a long, arduous road ahead of me. | But I have a long, arduous road ahead of me. |
229 | 00:15:49,240 | 00:15:52,000 | Painting is what you want. You stick with it. | Painting is what you want. You stick with it. |
230 | 00:15:52,000 | 00:15:54,360 | If I can help you, just say the word. | If I can help you, just say the word. |
231 | 00:15:54,360 | 00:15:57,200 | Thanks, Tom. If I can help you get what YOU want, | Thanks, Tom. If I can help you get what YOU want, |
232 | 00:15:57,200 | 00:15:58,920 | I'll be only too glad. | I'll be only too glad. |
233 | 00:15:58,920 | 00:16:00,120 | Well, thanks. | Well, thanks. |
234 | 00:16:06,320 | 00:16:09,720 | You know, I've always felt like you were my best friend. | You know, I've always felt like you were my best friend. |
235 | 00:16:09,720 | 00:16:12,880 | Talking to you is just like talking to another man. | Talking to you is just like talking to another man. |
236 | 00:16:12,880 | 00:16:14,680 | I'm certainly glad. | I'm certainly glad. |
237 | 00:16:14,680 | 00:16:16,320 | - Well, goodbye. - Bye. | - Well, goodbye. - Bye. |
238 | 00:16:17,640 | 00:16:19,680 | Making flutter eyes... | Making flutter eyes... |
239 | 00:16:19,680 | 00:16:21,240 | Dropping hymn books... | Dropping hymn books... |
240 | 00:16:28,360 | 00:16:29,600 | - - Come in. | - - Come in. |
241 | 00:16:30,760 | 00:16:32,960 | Oh, you're still busy. | Oh, you're still busy. |
242 | 00:16:32,960 | 00:16:34,480 | It's all right, Dan. | It's all right, Dan. |
243 | 00:16:34,480 | 00:16:39,600 | - Mr Fletcher, our senior warden. Mrs Warford. - How do you do? | - Mr Fletcher, our senior warden. Mrs Warford. - How do you do? |
244 | 00:16:39,600 | 00:16:43,920 | Joined the parish, Mrs Warford? Well, that's fine. | Joined the parish, Mrs Warford? Well, that's fine. |
245 | 00:16:43,920 | 00:16:47,840 | I like nothing better than to see a prosperous couple come in. | I like nothing better than to see a prosperous couple come in. |
246 | 00:16:47,840 | 00:16:49,360 | Yes. Mrs... | Yes. Mrs... |
247 | 00:16:49,360 | 00:16:51,760 | There's nothing finer for a family | There's nothing finer for a family |
248 | 00:16:51,760 | 00:16:56,080 | than their own permanent pew with brass plate attached. | than their own permanent pew with brass plate attached. |
249 | 00:16:56,080 | 00:16:58,960 | The contributions go to our mortgage fund, | The contributions go to our mortgage fund, |
250 | 00:16:58,960 | 00:17:03,640 | which can always bear up to welcome additions. | which can always bear up to welcome additions. |
251 | 00:17:03,640 | 00:17:08,880 | Well, some day, of course, we'd like to, but...right now... | Well, some day, of course, we'd like to, but...right now... |
252 | 00:17:08,880 | 00:17:10,080 | Aye. | Aye. |
253 | 00:17:11,240 | 00:17:15,280 | Go ahead, Andrew. I'll sit and wait till you're finished. | Go ahead, Andrew. I'll sit and wait till you're finished. |
254 | 00:17:15,280 | 00:17:17,720 | I won't take long, Dr Sheldon. | I won't take long, Dr Sheldon. |
255 | 00:17:17,720 | 00:17:20,360 | They say a tale of woe is soon told. | They say a tale of woe is soon told. |
256 | 00:17:20,360 | 00:17:24,880 | Though I don't know why it falls so much harder on some than others. | Though I don't know why it falls so much harder on some than others. |
257 | 00:17:24,880 | 00:17:29,280 | - Didn't your husband get the job? - Yes, but now he can't start. | - Didn't your husband get the job? - Yes, but now he can't start. |
258 | 00:17:29,280 | 00:17:32,960 | - Why? - The tool kit you had the machine shop lend him? | - Why? - The tool kit you had the machine shop lend him? |
259 | 00:17:32,960 | 00:17:35,920 | - Gone. - You mean...stolen? | - Gone. - You mean...stolen? |
260 | 00:17:35,920 | 00:17:40,080 | The whole box. And he can't work without them. | The whole box. And he can't work without them. |
261 | 00:17:40,080 | 00:17:42,160 | And a new set will cost 20. | And a new set will cost 20. |
262 | 00:17:42,160 | 00:17:44,160 | DAN CLEARS THROAT | DAN CLEARS THROAT |
263 | 00:17:44,160 | 00:17:46,920 | We just haven't got the money, Dr Sheldon. | We just haven't got the money, Dr Sheldon. |
264 | 00:17:46,920 | 00:17:49,040 | And if he can't work, he can't get paid, | And if he can't work, he can't get paid, |
265 | 00:17:49,040 | 00:17:50,840 | and then what about the children? | and then what about the children? |
266 | 00:17:50,840 | 00:17:55,920 | - Oh, I don't know how these things... - Yes, yes... - Ahem! | - Oh, I don't know how these things... - Yes, yes... - Ahem! |
267 | 00:17:55,920 | 00:17:58,120 | There they sat, on the porch. | There they sat, on the porch. |
268 | 00:17:58,120 | 00:18:02,000 | The next morning, gone. Every hammer and saw. | The next morning, gone. Every hammer and saw. |
269 | 00:18:02,000 | 00:18:04,240 | A new set is...20. | A new set is...20. |
270 | 00:18:06,080 | 00:18:08,600 | We'll pay you back in no time, Dr Sheldon. | We'll pay you back in no time, Dr Sheldon. |
271 | 00:18:08,600 | 00:18:10,120 | Ah...hem(!) | Ah...hem(!) |
272 | 00:18:10,120 | 00:18:12,560 | Out of Ed's first pay cheque. | Out of Ed's first pay cheque. |
273 | 00:18:12,560 | 00:18:15,320 | We don't like to be spongers, Dr Sheldon. | We don't like to be spongers, Dr Sheldon. |
274 | 00:18:15,320 | 00:18:17,400 | DAN SPLUTTERS | DAN SPLUTTERS |
275 | 00:18:18,600 | 00:18:22,280 | You just wouldn't believe the things that happen to us. | You just wouldn't believe the things that happen to us. |
276 | 00:18:22,280 | 00:18:24,440 | First, my cousin got sick... | First, my cousin got sick... |
277 | 00:18:24,440 | 00:18:28,480 | Let's pray heaven favours you more these next months. | Let's pray heaven favours you more these next months. |
278 | 00:18:31,560 | 00:18:33,800 | Oh, thank you, Dr Sheldon. | Oh, thank you, Dr Sheldon. |
279 | 00:18:33,800 | 00:18:36,600 | < And you'll never regret it. Never. | < And you'll never regret it. Never. |
280 | 00:18:36,600 | 00:18:39,440 | And thank YOU, Mr Fletcher. | And thank YOU, Mr Fletcher. |
281 | 00:18:39,440 | 00:18:42,640 | And er...goodbye. | And er...goodbye. |
282 | 00:18:42,640 | 00:18:43,840 | Goodbye. | Goodbye. |
283 | 00:18:43,840 | 00:18:46,440 | DAN CLEARS THROAT | DAN CLEARS THROAT |
284 | 00:18:46,440 | 00:18:50,800 | Aye, 'tis a blessed emotion, charity. | Aye, 'tis a blessed emotion, charity. |
285 | 00:18:50,800 | 00:18:53,480 | But sometimes, your generosity puzzles me. | But sometimes, your generosity puzzles me. |
286 | 00:18:54,520 | 00:18:56,560 | The cheque can't be covered. | The cheque can't be covered. |
287 | 00:18:56,560 | 00:19:00,160 | It's not drawn on the charity account, Dan. | It's not drawn on the charity account, Dan. |
288 | 00:19:00,160 | 00:19:02,520 | It's from the Van Laden Memorial Fund. | It's from the Van Laden Memorial Fund. |
289 | 00:19:02,520 | 00:19:04,800 | But Mrs Van Laden left the money | But Mrs Van Laden left the money |
290 | 00:19:04,800 | 00:19:07,960 | to buy a stained glass window to her husband's memory. | to buy a stained glass window to her husband's memory. |
291 | 00:19:07,960 | 00:19:10,560 | We'll pay it back from the Easter offerings. | We'll pay it back from the Easter offerings. |
292 | 00:19:10,560 | 00:19:13,880 | It's practically malfeasance. | It's practically malfeasance. |
293 | 00:19:13,880 | 00:19:17,160 | I doubt the vestrymen will like it. | I doubt the vestrymen will like it. |
294 | 00:19:17,160 | 00:19:19,760 | These things didnae happen in Dr Reed's time here. | These things didnae happen in Dr Reed's time here. |
295 | 00:19:19,760 | 00:19:22,560 | I know, Dan. I'll never be the man he was. | I know, Dan. I'll never be the man he was. |
296 | 00:19:22,560 | 00:19:26,160 | I'm not denying you've done some nice work. | I'm not denying you've done some nice work. |
297 | 00:19:26,160 | 00:19:29,760 | Many's the time I said those very words to my wife. | Many's the time I said those very words to my wife. |
298 | 00:19:31,200 | 00:19:34,920 | "The pastor," I says to Mary, "is a good man." | "The pastor," I says to Mary, "is a good man." |
299 | 00:19:34,920 | 00:19:36,880 | - But with faults. - Aye. | - But with faults. - Aye. |
300 | 00:19:38,360 | 00:19:39,960 | Well, now, as to the books... | Well, now, as to the books... |
301 | 00:19:41,280 | 00:19:44,000 | Start here on the pew holders' reference. | Start here on the pew holders' reference. |
302 | 00:19:47,160 | 00:19:50,280 | Gift from a parishioner. Very nice. | Gift from a parishioner. Very nice. |
303 | 00:19:50,280 | 00:19:51,840 | No, Dinah painted it. | No, Dinah painted it. |
304 | 00:19:53,200 | 00:19:55,960 | Er...she's home early, isn't she? | Er...she's home early, isn't she? |
305 | 00:19:55,960 | 00:19:57,320 | Yes, she is. | Yes, she is. |
306 | 00:19:57,320 | 00:20:02,360 | Hm. Well, 'tis nice to have a lass with talent and spirit. | Hm. Well, 'tis nice to have a lass with talent and spirit. |
307 | 00:20:02,360 | 00:20:05,200 | Especially if the spirit's guided and restrained | Especially if the spirit's guided and restrained |
308 | 00:20:05,200 | 00:20:07,200 | in its proper channels. | in its proper channels. |
309 | 00:20:07,200 | 00:20:11,320 | - Yes. - 'Tis a matter for thought, all right, these days. | - Yes. - 'Tis a matter for thought, all right, these days. |
310 | 00:20:11,320 | 00:20:16,200 | Young girls traipse around with all manner of people. | Young girls traipse around with all manner of people. |
311 | 00:20:16,200 | 00:20:18,080 | Even pugilists. | Even pugilists. |
312 | 00:20:18,080 | 00:20:19,720 | Now, that's a thought, all right. | Now, that's a thought, all right. |
313 | 00:20:21,000 | 00:20:24,480 | The important thing is recognising the danger signals | The important thing is recognising the danger signals |
314 | 00:20:24,480 | 00:20:27,120 | in their changing the route of the train. | in their changing the route of the train. |
315 | 00:20:29,080 | 00:20:31,560 | - Do you not agree? - Oh, I do indeed, Dan. | - Do you not agree? - Oh, I do indeed, Dan. |
316 | 00:20:31,560 | 00:20:34,600 | As long as one does not derail the train | As long as one does not derail the train |
317 | 00:20:34,600 | 00:20:36,880 | so it never gets to its destination. | so it never gets to its destination. |
318 | 00:20:36,880 | 00:20:38,720 | Hm. Oh, aye. | Hm. Oh, aye. |
319 | 00:20:38,720 | 00:20:40,240 | Ahem. | Ahem. |
320 | 00:20:41,960 | 00:20:44,480 | No, no. Stand up straight. Take advantage of your height. | No, no. Stand up straight. Take advantage of your height. |
321 | 00:20:44,480 | 00:20:45,520 | Yes, Pa. | Yes, Pa. |
322 | 00:20:46,840 | 00:20:48,000 | Keep your guard high. | Keep your guard high. |
323 | 00:20:51,440 | 00:20:53,800 | I wish certain people would leave my paints alone | I wish certain people would leave my paints alone |
324 | 00:20:53,800 | 00:20:55,840 | and stick with the trombone. | and stick with the trombone. |
325 | 00:20:55,840 | 00:20:58,520 | - I haven't touched your paints. - Keep your guard up. | - I haven't touched your paints. - Keep your guard up. |
326 | 00:21:02,920 | 00:21:04,960 | Where to this morning, dear? | Where to this morning, dear? |
327 | 00:21:04,960 | 00:21:07,000 | Oh, just anywhere. | Oh, just anywhere. |
328 | 00:21:07,000 | 00:21:10,960 | It's wonderful going out to paint, with no problems. | It's wonderful going out to paint, with no problems. |
329 | 00:21:12,760 | 00:21:15,320 | - I hope things stay that way. - Why shouldn't they? | - I hope things stay that way. - Why shouldn't they? |
330 | 00:21:15,320 | 00:21:18,640 | I can't get in any problems just painting. | I can't get in any problems just painting. |
331 | 00:21:18,640 | 00:21:19,760 | Bye. | Bye. |
332 | 00:21:22,000 | 00:21:24,920 | Well...prepare to defend yourself, Gene. | Well...prepare to defend yourself, Gene. |
333 | 00:21:28,800 | 00:21:30,720 | Hey, hey. Stay on your feet. | Hey, hey. Stay on your feet. |
334 | 00:21:53,680 | 00:21:55,760 | HE SNORES | HE SNORES |
335 | 00:22:09,960 | 00:22:12,400 | HE SNORES | HE SNORES |
336 | 00:22:12,400 | 00:22:16,320 | Not bad. Not bad at all, for a woman. | Not bad. Not bad at all, for a woman. |
337 | 00:22:16,320 | 00:22:19,760 | Needs a mite more red, though. | Needs a mite more red, though. |
338 | 00:22:19,760 | 00:22:22,680 | - Thank you very much. - No trouble at all, little lady. | - Thank you very much. - No trouble at all, little lady. |
339 | 00:22:22,680 | 00:22:24,120 | Now, would you please go away? | Now, would you please go away? |
340 | 00:22:24,120 | 00:22:28,920 | There's no question. You need red there, in the middle, on the nose. | There's no question. You need red there, in the middle, on the nose. |
341 | 00:22:30,400 | 00:22:32,280 | That nose is OK. | That nose is OK. |
342 | 00:22:32,280 | 00:22:35,960 | I don't wish to disagree, but I've seen lots of paintings, | I don't wish to disagree, but I've seen lots of paintings, |
343 | 00:22:35,960 | 00:22:37,880 | and, that way, it ain't no good. | and, that way, it ain't no good. |
344 | 00:22:37,880 | 00:22:40,680 | - Looks good to me. Ain't that right? - That's right. | - Looks good to me. Ain't that right? - That's right. |
345 | 00:22:40,680 | 00:22:42,440 | Looks like you're wrong. | Looks like you're wrong. |
346 | 00:22:42,440 | 00:22:45,560 | When I'm wrong, I'll let you know. | When I'm wrong, I'll let you know. |
347 | 00:22:45,560 | 00:22:48,640 | That nose ain't no good without more red. | That nose ain't no good without more red. |
348 | 00:22:52,200 | 00:22:56,160 | - Here. Is that enough red for you? - MEN ALL LAUGH | - Here. Is that enough red for you? - MEN ALL LAUGH |
349 | 00:22:59,560 | 00:23:03,640 | - Gentlemen, now, please! - Sit down, darling, will you? | - Gentlemen, now, please! - Sit down, darling, will you? |
350 | 00:23:03,640 | 00:23:06,040 | Stop that, please, gentlemen. | Stop that, please, gentlemen. |
351 | 00:23:06,040 | 00:23:08,400 | MEN ALL SHOUT | MEN ALL SHOUT |
352 | 00:23:09,400 | 00:23:11,080 | Gentlemen, please! | Gentlemen, please! |
353 | 00:23:11,080 | 00:23:15,120 | - Oh, you've ruined my painting! - Gentlemen! | - Oh, you've ruined my painting! - Gentlemen! |
354 | 00:23:15,120 | 00:23:16,880 | WHISTLE TRILLS | WHISTLE TRILLS |
355 | 00:23:16,880 | 00:23:18,400 | HE SNORTS | HE SNORTS |
356 | 00:23:18,400 | 00:23:21,840 | POLICEMAN BLOWS WHISTLE < Gentlemen! | POLICEMAN BLOWS WHISTLE < Gentlemen! |
357 | 00:23:23,040 | 00:23:25,080 | TELEPHONE RINGS | TELEPHONE RINGS |
358 | 00:23:31,360 | 00:23:32,680 | Hello? | Hello? |
359 | 00:23:32,680 | 00:23:35,360 | Who? Mr Wade? | Who? Mr Wade? |
360 | 00:23:35,360 | 00:23:36,600 | No. | No. |
361 | 00:23:36,600 | 00:23:39,200 | Oh, yeah, I'm Tom Wade. | Oh, yeah, I'm Tom Wade. |
362 | 00:23:39,200 | 00:23:41,080 | Do I know a WHO? | Do I know a WHO? |
363 | 00:23:42,160 | 00:23:43,800 | A Miss Smith? | A Miss Smith? |
364 | 00:23:43,800 | 00:23:45,200 | No, I don't. | No, I don't. |
365 | 00:23:45,200 | 00:23:46,440 | Say, who's this calling? | Say, who's this calling? |
366 | 00:23:47,880 | 00:23:50,040 | Oh. Oh, I see. | Oh. Oh, I see. |
367 | 00:23:50,040 | 00:23:52,240 | No, Sergeant, I don't. | No, Sergeant, I don't. |
368 | 00:23:52,240 | 00:23:53,840 | What? A painter? | What? A painter? |
369 | 00:23:55,760 | 00:23:57,720 | A Miss Smith, huh? | A Miss Smith, huh? |
370 | 00:23:57,720 | 00:23:59,280 | No, I never heard of her before. | No, I never heard of her before. |
371 | 00:24:00,440 | 00:24:01,960 | Yeah, must be some mistake. | Yeah, must be some mistake. |
372 | 00:24:03,120 | 00:24:05,080 | Yes, sir. Bye. | Yes, sir. Bye. |
373 | 00:24:08,200 | 00:24:09,880 | What was it, Tom? | What was it, Tom? |
374 | 00:24:09,880 | 00:24:13,120 | Nothing, Mr Steuben. Police station. | Nothing, Mr Steuben. Police station. |
375 | 00:24:13,120 | 00:24:15,080 | What did they want, Tom? | What did they want, Tom? |
376 | 00:24:15,080 | 00:24:16,760 | Wrong number, Mr Steuben. | Wrong number, Mr Steuben. |
377 | 00:24:17,960 | 00:24:21,360 | - Who did they ask for, Tom? - Me, Mr Steuben. | - Who did they ask for, Tom? - Me, Mr Steuben. |
378 | 00:24:22,840 | 00:24:25,400 | Then, how could it be a wrong number, Tom? | Then, how could it be a wrong number, Tom? |
379 | 00:24:26,520 | 00:24:29,760 | They must have got my name by mistake, Mr Steuben. | They must have got my name by mistake, Mr Steuben. |
380 | 00:24:29,760 | 00:24:31,040 | What did they say, Tom? | What did they say, Tom? |
381 | 00:24:32,200 | 00:24:35,880 | Wanted me to put up 50 bail, Mr Steuben. | Wanted me to put up 50 bail, Mr Steuben. |
382 | 00:24:35,880 | 00:24:38,000 | What for, Tom? | What for, Tom? |
383 | 00:24:38,000 | 00:24:40,840 | Some woman they arrested, Mr Steuben. | Some woman they arrested, Mr Steuben. |
384 | 00:24:40,840 | 00:24:42,560 | What did they arrest her for, Tom? | What did they arrest her for, Tom? |
385 | 00:24:43,760 | 00:24:46,640 | For causing a riot, Mr Steuben. | For causing a riot, Mr Steuben. |
386 | 00:24:46,640 | 00:24:48,960 | How did she do that, Tom? | How did she do that, Tom? |
387 | 00:24:48,960 | 00:24:51,840 | She was painting, Mr Steuben. | She was painting, Mr Steuben. |
388 | 00:24:51,840 | 00:24:55,480 | Fainting? Ah, women are always fainting. | Fainting? Ah, women are always fainting. |
389 | 00:24:55,480 | 00:24:58,200 | No, not fainting. Painting. | No, not fainting. Painting. |
390 | 00:24:58,200 | 00:25:00,080 | She's a painter, Mr Steuben. | She's a painter, Mr Steuben. |
391 | 00:25:02,880 | 00:25:05,320 | METAL CLANGS | METAL CLANGS |
392 | 00:25:10,160 | 00:25:13,080 | What took you so long getting here? | What took you so long getting here? |
393 | 00:25:13,080 | 00:25:15,880 | I don't just go around carrying 50, you know. | I don't just go around carrying 50, you know. |
394 | 00:25:15,880 | 00:25:17,720 | I had to go to the bank first. | I had to go to the bank first. |
395 | 00:25:17,720 | 00:25:21,680 | - Why did they fine you so much? - They didn't. It's bail. | - Why did they fine you so much? - They didn't. It's bail. |
396 | 00:25:21,680 | 00:25:24,680 | I won't appear, and the money will be forfeited. | I won't appear, and the money will be forfeited. |
397 | 00:25:24,680 | 00:25:28,200 | As they don't have my right name, that'll be the end of it. | As they don't have my right name, that'll be the end of it. |
398 | 00:25:28,200 | 00:25:32,880 | - 50 bail? - 10 apiece. For five of us. | - 50 bail? - 10 apiece. For five of us. |
399 | 00:25:34,240 | 00:25:35,440 | Good day, sir. | Good day, sir. |
400 | 00:25:37,400 | 00:25:39,840 | You bailed THEM out with MY money? | You bailed THEM out with MY money? |
401 | 00:25:39,840 | 00:25:43,960 | Yes. If it wasn't for my painting, they wouldn't have fought. | Yes. If it wasn't for my painting, they wouldn't have fought. |
402 | 00:25:43,960 | 00:25:46,800 | I couldn't leave them. That would be selfish. | I couldn't leave them. That would be selfish. |
403 | 00:25:50,960 | 00:25:54,240 | My deepest gratitude, young lady. | My deepest gratitude, young lady. |
404 | 00:25:54,240 | 00:25:55,800 | Mighty nice of you to get us out. | Mighty nice of you to get us out. |
405 | 00:25:55,800 | 00:25:58,520 | - Oh, that's all right. - Yeah. Glad to do it. | - Oh, that's all right. - Yeah. Glad to do it. |
406 | 00:25:58,520 | 00:26:03,720 | - It was a nice picture just the way it was. - With a bit more red. | - It was a nice picture just the way it was. - With a bit more red. |
407 | 00:26:03,720 | 00:26:05,760 | < Oh, I wouldn't say that. | < Oh, I wouldn't say that. |
408 | 00:26:05,760 | 00:26:07,000 | < You wouldn't? | < You wouldn't? |
409 | 00:26:07,000 | 00:26:08,280 | < No, I wouldn't. | < No, I wouldn't. |
410 | 00:26:08,280 | 00:26:11,800 | I say it was great just the way it was. | I say it was great just the way it was. |
411 | 00:26:11,800 | 00:26:14,480 | < I still think it needed more red. | < I still think it needed more red. |
412 | 00:26:14,480 | 00:26:17,200 | Wait a minute. There was enough red in it. | Wait a minute. There was enough red in it. |
413 | 00:26:17,200 | 00:26:20,120 | ALL CLAMOUR AT ONCE | ALL CLAMOUR AT ONCE |
414 | 00:26:20,120 | 00:26:22,520 | MEN CONTINUE TO ARGUE | MEN CONTINUE TO ARGUE |
415 | 00:26:27,480 | 00:26:30,280 | Why do you have to act as if you were my keeper? | Why do you have to act as if you were my keeper? |
416 | 00:26:30,280 | 00:26:33,640 | Because I only have three dollars left. | Because I only have three dollars left. |
417 | 00:26:37,720 | 00:26:40,560 | Let us not inconvenience the law. | Let us not inconvenience the law. |
418 | 00:26:43,960 | 00:26:46,080 | I'll pay you back the money, Tom. | I'll pay you back the money, Tom. |
419 | 00:26:46,080 | 00:26:49,760 | - Yeah. - It may not be right away, but I will. | - Yeah. - It may not be right away, but I will. |
420 | 00:26:49,760 | 00:26:51,440 | Oh, sure. I know that. | Oh, sure. I know that. |
421 | 00:26:51,440 | 00:26:53,560 | What are you so worried about, then? | What are you so worried about, then? |
422 | 00:26:53,560 | 00:26:55,920 | What am I worried about?! Work. | What am I worried about?! Work. |
423 | 00:26:55,920 | 00:27:01,480 | A chain, a crankshaft and a broken axle to fix by tonight. | A chain, a crankshaft and a broken axle to fix by tonight. |
424 | 00:27:01,480 | 00:27:04,920 | Plus studying, plus writing a speech for the Forum Society. | Plus studying, plus writing a speech for the Forum Society. |
425 | 00:27:04,920 | 00:27:06,520 | And you drag me down to jail. | And you drag me down to jail. |
426 | 00:27:06,520 | 00:27:08,800 | - I'm sorry. - Doesn't help. | - I'm sorry. - Doesn't help. |
427 | 00:27:08,800 | 00:27:09,960 | No. | No. |
428 | 00:27:15,720 | 00:27:19,000 | Tom, that speech you have to write. | Tom, that speech you have to write. |
429 | 00:27:19,000 | 00:27:21,920 | - What's it about? - Equality. | - What's it about? - Equality. |
430 | 00:27:21,920 | 00:27:24,400 | Equality? What kind? | Equality? What kind? |
431 | 00:27:24,400 | 00:27:26,640 | Any old kind of equality. | Any old kind of equality. |
432 | 00:27:26,640 | 00:27:27,680 | Oh. | Oh. |
433 | 00:27:28,920 | 00:27:31,680 | Tom, I have a marvellous idea. | Tom, I have a marvellous idea. |
434 | 00:27:31,680 | 00:27:33,760 | I have a wonderful speech on that, all written, | I have a wonderful speech on that, all written, |
435 | 00:27:33,760 | 00:27:35,800 | for a debate we were meant to have at school. | for a debate we were meant to have at school. |
436 | 00:27:35,800 | 00:27:38,240 | You can use it. | You can use it. |
437 | 00:27:38,240 | 00:27:40,440 | No, Di, I couldn't do that. | No, Di, I couldn't do that. |
438 | 00:27:41,440 | 00:27:45,680 | Please do. I feel so badly about the trouble I've caused you. | Please do. I feel so badly about the trouble I've caused you. |
439 | 00:27:46,960 | 00:27:50,520 | It'll make me feel I've done something to show my gratitude. | It'll make me feel I've done something to show my gratitude. |
440 | 00:27:50,520 | 00:27:51,560 | Please. | Please. |
441 | 00:27:52,560 | 00:27:54,200 | Well... | Well... |
442 | 00:27:54,200 | 00:27:56,760 | Well, all right, if it'll make you feel better. | Well, all right, if it'll make you feel better. |
443 | 00:27:56,760 | 00:27:58,320 | Oh, it will. | Oh, it will. |
444 | 00:27:58,320 | 00:28:02,040 | If I could have it any time before tomorrow night. | If I could have it any time before tomorrow night. |
445 | 00:28:02,040 | 00:28:05,160 | And make it nice and logical. Bye. | And make it nice and logical. Bye. |
446 | 00:28:06,400 | 00:28:10,080 | Tom, you're going to have a speech people will never forget. | Tom, you're going to have a speech people will never forget. |
447 | 00:28:10,080 | 00:28:11,160 | Bye. | Bye. |
448 | 00:28:16,160 | 00:28:17,320 | Tom! | Tom! |
449 | 00:28:18,680 | 00:28:21,320 | Thanks so very much for helping me. | Thanks so very much for helping me. |
450 | 00:28:21,320 | 00:28:23,720 | Oh, that's all right, Di. | Oh, that's all right, Di. |
451 | 00:28:26,080 | 00:28:30,040 | "Members of the Forum Society and other guests, | "Members of the Forum Society and other guests, |
452 | 00:28:30,040 | 00:28:34,920 | "equality is that precious state guaranteed to all citizens by the constitution. | "equality is that precious state guaranteed to all citizens by the constitution. |
453 | 00:28:34,920 | 00:28:38,360 | "It is what we cherish above all, along with freedom." | "It is what we cherish above all, along with freedom." |
454 | 00:28:46,720 | 00:28:47,760 | Dinah... | Dinah... |
455 | 00:28:49,040 | 00:28:50,640 | Will you come here a minute, please? | Will you come here a minute, please? |
456 | 00:29:01,240 | 00:29:04,680 | Mr Fletcher's just told us about some... | Mr Fletcher's just told us about some... |
457 | 00:29:04,680 | 00:29:10,000 | happenings yesterday, that er...sound...fantastic. | happenings yesterday, that er...sound...fantastic. |
458 | 00:29:10,000 | 00:29:13,280 | He just wanted you to tell us what you can about them. | He just wanted you to tell us what you can about them. |
459 | 00:29:16,000 | 00:29:17,240 | They're true. | They're true. |
460 | 00:29:17,240 | 00:29:19,800 | But why didn't you come and tell us? | But why didn't you come and tell us? |
461 | 00:29:19,800 | 00:29:22,360 | I just didn't want anybody to know. | I just didn't want anybody to know. |
462 | 00:29:22,360 | 00:29:25,080 | Coming on top of all the other troubles I've caused... | Coming on top of all the other troubles I've caused... |
463 | 00:29:26,200 | 00:29:27,800 | ..well, I couldn't tell you. | ..well, I couldn't tell you. |
464 | 00:29:27,800 | 00:29:33,360 | - But you know you can always talk to us about anything. - I'm so sorry. | - But you know you can always talk to us about anything. - I'm so sorry. |
465 | 00:29:33,360 | 00:29:35,400 | Being sorry will not help. | Being sorry will not help. |
466 | 00:29:35,400 | 00:29:39,520 | You don't realise what damage you've done to your father. | You don't realise what damage you've done to your father. |
467 | 00:29:39,520 | 00:29:42,600 | Just a minute. Now's not the time to mention... | Just a minute. Now's not the time to mention... |
468 | 00:29:42,600 | 00:29:46,240 | It IS time she got a sense of responsibility. | It IS time she got a sense of responsibility. |
469 | 00:29:46,240 | 00:29:48,880 | - She SHOULD know. - Know what, Momma? | - She SHOULD know. - Know what, Momma? |
470 | 00:29:48,880 | 00:29:52,280 | Well, dear, the bishop's retiring. | Well, dear, the bishop's retiring. |
471 | 00:29:52,280 | 00:29:55,000 | And your father was mentioned to succeed him. | And your father was mentioned to succeed him. |
472 | 00:29:55,000 | 00:29:56,880 | Before their meeting last night, | Before their meeting last night, |
473 | 00:29:56,880 | 00:30:00,480 | George Weil's cousin, who works at the City Clerk's Office... | George Weil's cousin, who works at the City Clerk's Office... |
474 | 00:30:00,480 | 00:30:05,160 | - Well... - She saw you and Wade come out of the police station | - Well... - She saw you and Wade come out of the police station |
475 | 00:30:05,160 | 00:30:08,480 | with several suspicious characters. | with several suspicious characters. |
476 | 00:30:08,480 | 00:30:12,160 | Because of something I did, you won't nominate Papa for bishop? | Because of something I did, you won't nominate Papa for bishop? |
477 | 00:30:12,160 | 00:30:15,320 | That's not within my powers. | That's not within my powers. |
478 | 00:30:15,320 | 00:30:19,520 | The others feel it's a bad reflection on your father. | The others feel it's a bad reflection on your father. |
479 | 00:30:19,520 | 00:30:21,680 | They postponed the nominations. | They postponed the nominations. |
480 | 00:30:21,680 | 00:30:23,720 | Oh, Papa, I feel so awful. | Oh, Papa, I feel so awful. |
481 | 00:30:23,720 | 00:30:27,120 | - You'd make such a wonderful bishop. - That he would. > | - You'd make such a wonderful bishop. - That he would. > |
482 | 00:30:27,120 | 00:30:30,800 | I'm very happy just being pastor of St Edmunds. | I'm very happy just being pastor of St Edmunds. |
483 | 00:30:30,800 | 00:30:33,440 | - I don't know if I'm fitted to be bishop. - You are. | - I don't know if I'm fitted to be bishop. - You are. |
484 | 00:30:33,440 | 00:30:34,760 | - SOBBING: - Oh, you are. | - SOBBING: - Oh, you are. |
485 | 00:30:39,840 | 00:30:42,960 | If you ask my opinion, the young lady should be punished. | If you ask my opinion, the young lady should be punished. |
486 | 00:30:42,960 | 00:30:44,520 | Aye. Properly punished. | Aye. Properly punished. |
487 | 00:30:46,240 | 00:30:48,000 | What would you suggest, Dan? | What would you suggest, Dan? |
488 | 00:30:48,000 | 00:30:50,640 | It should not be light. I warn you. | It should not be light. I warn you. |
489 | 00:30:50,640 | 00:30:54,520 | Mm... How about flogging in the public square? | Mm... How about flogging in the public square? |
490 | 00:30:54,520 | 00:30:56,600 | Or ducking in the ducking stool? | Or ducking in the ducking stool? |
491 | 00:30:56,600 | 00:31:00,760 | Andrew, I counsel ye. Ye cannae take this matter lightly. | Andrew, I counsel ye. Ye cannae take this matter lightly. |
492 | 00:31:00,760 | 00:31:02,480 | I don't, Dan. | I don't, Dan. |
493 | 00:31:02,480 | 00:31:05,720 | But as far as I can see, she hasn't done anything to merit punishment. | But as far as I can see, she hasn't done anything to merit punishment. |
494 | 00:31:06,720 | 00:31:09,600 | The others will take no such-like view of it. | The others will take no such-like view of it. |
495 | 00:31:09,600 | 00:31:12,320 | It's your future I'm concerned with, Andrew. | It's your future I'm concerned with, Andrew. |
496 | 00:31:13,400 | 00:31:17,320 | I let the Lord take care of that. He does a better job of it. | I let the Lord take care of that. He does a better job of it. |
497 | 00:31:17,320 | 00:31:23,000 | Well, if you'll not work for your own advancement, I cannae help you. | Well, if you'll not work for your own advancement, I cannae help you. |
498 | 00:31:23,000 | 00:31:24,640 | Good day, Andrew. | Good day, Andrew. |
499 | 00:31:24,640 | 00:31:26,120 | Goodbye, Dan. | Goodbye, Dan. |
500 | 00:31:39,200 | 00:31:41,240 | Dinah... | Dinah... |
501 | 00:31:41,240 | 00:31:43,120 | She's on the porch. | She's on the porch. |
502 | 00:32:00,760 | 00:32:04,280 | Oh, Papa, I feel so awful about what I've done to you. | Oh, Papa, I feel so awful about what I've done to you. |
503 | 00:32:04,280 | 00:32:06,640 | You haven't done anything to me. | You haven't done anything to me. |
504 | 00:32:06,640 | 00:32:10,760 | Yes, I have. I'm always causing things like this, somehow. | Yes, I have. I'm always causing things like this, somehow. |
505 | 00:32:10,760 | 00:32:13,240 | And other people get hurt. And now you. | And other people get hurt. And now you. |
506 | 00:32:17,040 | 00:32:19,240 | I heard what Mr Fletcher said. | I heard what Mr Fletcher said. |
507 | 00:32:19,240 | 00:32:22,560 | He's right. I should be punished. | He's right. I should be punished. |
508 | 00:32:22,560 | 00:32:25,960 | - For what? - Well, for... | - For what? - Well, for... |
509 | 00:32:25,960 | 00:32:27,360 | For being eager to paint? | For being eager to paint? |
510 | 00:32:28,680 | 00:32:31,960 | Maybe it was unwise to wander into that particular district, | Maybe it was unwise to wander into that particular district, |
511 | 00:32:31,960 | 00:32:34,360 | but then, art has no geography. | but then, art has no geography. |
512 | 00:32:34,360 | 00:32:36,960 | But some people think I did wrong. | But some people think I did wrong. |
513 | 00:32:38,120 | 00:32:40,160 | I'm all mixed up. | I'm all mixed up. |
514 | 00:32:40,160 | 00:32:41,480 | Yes, I know you are. | Yes, I know you are. |
515 | 00:32:44,640 | 00:32:46,920 | HE CHUCKLES | HE CHUCKLES |
516 | 00:32:46,920 | 00:32:50,480 | It's a curious thing, but something like this happened to me once. | It's a curious thing, but something like this happened to me once. |
517 | 00:32:50,480 | 00:32:54,120 | I didn't do anything wrong either, though many thought I did. | I didn't do anything wrong either, though many thought I did. |
518 | 00:32:54,120 | 00:32:58,560 | - But I learned something from it. - What happened to you? | - But I learned something from it. - What happened to you? |
519 | 00:33:00,000 | 00:33:03,840 | Well, when I was quite young, I had an ambition. | Well, when I was quite young, I had an ambition. |
520 | 00:33:03,840 | 00:33:07,560 | It...may sound a little odd to you now, but... | It...may sound a little odd to you now, but... |
521 | 00:33:07,560 | 00:33:09,840 | I was very sincere about it. | I was very sincere about it. |
522 | 00:33:09,840 | 00:33:11,160 | I wanted to be a... | I wanted to be a... |
523 | 00:33:12,560 | 00:33:14,280 | ..ballroom dancer. | ..ballroom dancer. |
524 | 00:33:14,280 | 00:33:16,640 | - Papa, you didn't?! - Yes, I did. | - Papa, you didn't?! - Yes, I did. |
525 | 00:33:16,640 | 00:33:19,760 | And I was pretty good, too, if I do say so. | And I was pretty good, too, if I do say so. |
526 | 00:33:19,760 | 00:33:23,960 | Of course, your grandpa and grandma were unalterably opposed. | Of course, your grandpa and grandma were unalterably opposed. |
527 | 00:33:23,960 | 00:33:27,960 | Said it was unbecoming and unconventional | Said it was unbecoming and unconventional |
528 | 00:33:27,960 | 00:33:29,320 | and forbade me to do it. | and forbade me to do it. |
529 | 00:33:30,400 | 00:33:34,200 | Grandpa was running for County Recorder, but I didn't know that, | Grandpa was running for County Recorder, but I didn't know that, |
530 | 00:33:34,200 | 00:33:36,960 | and I ran off to join a touring act. | and I ran off to join a touring act. |
531 | 00:33:36,960 | 00:33:40,960 | Only the nicest hotels, of course, and an occasional theatre. | Only the nicest hotels, of course, and an occasional theatre. |
532 | 00:33:40,960 | 00:33:45,200 | - How old were you? - 18. | - How old were you? - 18. |
533 | 00:33:45,200 | 00:33:48,680 | I thought at the time it was my destined vocation. | I thought at the time it was my destined vocation. |
534 | 00:33:48,680 | 00:33:52,560 | It seemed to me that anything I wanted that badly was meant to be. | It seemed to me that anything I wanted that badly was meant to be. |
535 | 00:33:52,560 | 00:33:54,120 | Then you DO understand. | Then you DO understand. |
536 | 00:33:55,120 | 00:33:56,720 | Indeed I do. | Indeed I do. |
537 | 00:33:56,720 | 00:33:58,600 | Well, what happened then? | Well, what happened then? |
538 | 00:33:58,600 | 00:34:01,080 | Oh, I lasted three weeks. | Oh, I lasted three weeks. |
539 | 00:34:01,080 | 00:34:05,720 | The act... How do they say it? ..folded up, and I went home. | The act... How do they say it? ..folded up, and I went home. |
540 | 00:34:06,880 | 00:34:09,800 | For weeks, I was overwhelmed with guilt, | For weeks, I was overwhelmed with guilt, |
541 | 00:34:09,800 | 00:34:12,520 | because Grandpa lost the election. | because Grandpa lost the election. |
542 | 00:34:12,520 | 00:34:16,000 | And I thought it was due to my...escapade. | And I thought it was due to my...escapade. |
543 | 00:34:16,000 | 00:34:17,560 | But it wasn't. | But it wasn't. |
544 | 00:34:17,560 | 00:34:20,080 | He had lost it, anyway. | He had lost it, anyway. |
545 | 00:34:20,080 | 00:34:21,560 | You know... | You know... |
546 | 00:34:21,560 | 00:34:27,360 | I don't think even your mother knows about my brief career as a dancer. | I don't think even your mother knows about my brief career as a dancer. |
547 | 00:34:27,360 | 00:34:31,320 | I think it was wonderful of you to go out and do what you wanted, | I think it was wonderful of you to go out and do what you wanted, |
548 | 00:34:31,320 | 00:34:34,160 | no matter what people thought. | no matter what people thought. |
549 | 00:34:34,160 | 00:34:38,360 | Perhaps it explains where you get some of your...unconventionality. | Perhaps it explains where you get some of your...unconventionality. |
550 | 00:34:40,120 | 00:34:42,160 | Now, let's go inside | Now, let's go inside |
551 | 00:34:42,160 | 00:34:44,160 | and have breakfast, shall we? | and have breakfast, shall we? |
552 | 00:34:44,160 | 00:34:48,280 | I only wish I were more like the kind of daughter you deserve. | I only wish I were more like the kind of daughter you deserve. |
553 | 00:34:50,320 | 00:34:54,360 | I've never been quite sure what kind of a daughter I deserve, | I've never been quite sure what kind of a daughter I deserve, |
554 | 00:34:54,360 | 00:34:57,480 | but I do know you're exactly the kind of daughter I WANT. | but I do know you're exactly the kind of daughter I WANT. |
555 | 00:35:12,800 | 00:35:14,000 | Tom, sorry I'm late. | Tom, sorry I'm late. |
556 | 00:35:14,000 | 00:35:17,360 | I just had an idea for another paragraph at the last minute. | I just had an idea for another paragraph at the last minute. |
557 | 00:35:17,360 | 00:35:20,080 | I wish I could have read it at least once. | I wish I could have read it at least once. |
558 | 00:35:20,080 | 00:35:24,360 | - Well, good evening, Miss Sheldon. - Good evening. - Hello, Beehouse. | - Well, good evening, Miss Sheldon. - Good evening. - Hello, Beehouse. |
559 | 00:35:26,000 | 00:35:30,160 | - Hey, Tom, come on. You're late. You're on first. - Coming. | - Hey, Tom, come on. You're late. You're on first. - Coming. |
560 | 00:35:30,160 | 00:35:32,400 | Is my tie straight? | Is my tie straight? |
561 | 00:35:32,400 | 00:35:33,560 | Yes. | Yes. |
562 | 00:35:36,600 | 00:35:39,880 | - I'm sitting with my parents. - I'll help you find them. | - I'm sitting with my parents. - I'll help you find them. |
563 | 00:35:39,880 | 00:35:42,120 | AUDIENCE MEMBERS CHATTER | AUDIENCE MEMBERS CHATTER |
564 | 00:35:48,200 | 00:35:52,080 | And now our first speaker, Mr Thomas Wade of the senior class. | And now our first speaker, Mr Thomas Wade of the senior class. |
565 | 00:35:56,560 | 00:35:58,280 | TOM CLEARS THROAT | TOM CLEARS THROAT |
566 | 00:35:59,560 | 00:36:03,600 | "Members of the Forum Society and honoured guests, | "Members of the Forum Society and honoured guests, |
567 | 00:36:03,600 | 00:36:10,440 | "equality is that precious state guaranteed to all citizens by the constitution. | "equality is that precious state guaranteed to all citizens by the constitution. |
568 | 00:36:10,440 | 00:36:14,640 | "But now I ask you do we have equality? | "But now I ask you do we have equality? |
569 | 00:36:14,640 | 00:36:16,560 | "And I answer we do not." | "And I answer we do not." |
570 | 00:36:17,800 | 00:36:22,080 | "I invite you, ladies and gentlemen, to look carefully at one citizen. | "I invite you, ladies and gentlemen, to look carefully at one citizen. |
571 | 00:36:22,080 | 00:36:26,280 | "That uncomplaining, faithful servant who gets no wage. | "That uncomplaining, faithful servant who gets no wage. |
572 | 00:36:26,280 | 00:36:29,280 | "That helpless creature without rights. | "That helpless creature without rights. |
573 | 00:36:29,280 | 00:36:31,320 | "The American wife." | "The American wife." |
574 | 00:36:31,320 | 00:36:33,960 | - The American wife? - LAUGHTER | - The American wife? - LAUGHTER |
575 | 00:36:37,960 | 00:36:40,000 | SPORADIC LAUGHTER | SPORADIC LAUGHTER |
576 | 00:36:40,000 | 00:36:41,520 | "A-A-And... | "A-A-And... |
577 | 00:36:41,520 | 00:36:45,000 | "And when she is not grudging, what then? | "And when she is not grudging, what then? |
578 | 00:36:45,000 | 00:36:47,080 | " 'What then?' I say to you." | " 'What then?' I say to you." |
579 | 00:36:47,080 | 00:36:49,920 | That mush don't sound like Tom. | That mush don't sound like Tom. |
580 | 00:36:49,920 | 00:36:51,840 | I beg your pardon, Mr Beehouse. | I beg your pardon, Mr Beehouse. |
581 | 00:36:51,840 | 00:36:56,240 | Don't get mad. I just can't believe Tom ever thought junk like that. | Don't get mad. I just can't believe Tom ever thought junk like that. |
582 | 00:36:56,240 | 00:36:59,200 | That's merely because you don't know the real Tom. | That's merely because you don't know the real Tom. |
583 | 00:37:00,920 | 00:37:03,280 | "..It is her lord and master who decrees..." | "..It is her lord and master who decrees..." |
584 | 00:37:04,880 | 00:37:07,920 | "Members of the Forum Society and..." No. | "Members of the Forum Society and..." No. |
585 | 00:37:07,920 | 00:37:10,080 | LAUGHTER | LAUGHTER |
586 | 00:37:11,360 | 00:37:14,160 | "..how she shall spend that leisure. | "..how she shall spend that leisure. |
587 | 00:37:14,160 | 00:37:17,920 | "As his vassal. Not a human being with equal rights, | "As his vassal. Not a human being with equal rights, |
588 | 00:37:17,920 | 00:37:20,600 | "but a mere plaything of man." | "but a mere plaything of man." |
589 | 00:37:20,600 | 00:37:23,040 | LAUGHTER | LAUGHTER |
590 | 00:37:24,880 | 00:37:26,680 | Shhh! Shhh! | Shhh! Shhh! |
591 | 00:37:26,680 | 00:37:29,680 | Some people have no manners at all. | Some people have no manners at all. |
592 | 00:37:29,680 | 00:37:32,080 | "Equality. | "Equality. |
593 | 00:37:32,080 | 00:37:33,640 | "Ladies and gentlemen... | "Ladies and gentlemen... |
594 | 00:37:33,640 | 00:37:35,080 | "I laugh." | "I laugh." |
595 | 00:37:35,080 | 00:37:37,600 | LAUGHTER | LAUGHTER |
596 | 00:37:37,600 | 00:37:40,560 | "Pray, do not take MY word for it. | "Pray, do not take MY word for it. |
597 | 00:37:40,560 | 00:37:43,040 | "Who am I but a humble...woman?" | "Who am I but a humble...woman?" |
598 | 00:37:44,440 | 00:37:46,800 | - I mean, man. - LAUGHTER CONTINUES | - I mean, man. - LAUGHTER CONTINUES |
599 | 00:37:49,520 | 00:37:52,280 | RIPPLES OF LAUGHTER | RIPPLES OF LAUGHTER |
600 | 00:37:52,280 | 00:37:55,560 | "Let's go to a truly great human being. | "Let's go to a truly great human being. |
601 | 00:37:55,560 | 00:37:58,240 | "Let me give you his exact words." | "Let me give you his exact words." |
602 | 00:37:58,240 | 00:38:00,120 | HE CLEARS THROAT | HE CLEARS THROAT |
603 | 00:38:01,520 | 00:38:05,240 | "The words of the bard Alfred Lord Tennyson | "The words of the bard Alfred Lord Tennyson |
604 | 00:38:05,240 | 00:38:07,520 | "on the subject of woman's place in marriage. | "on the subject of woman's place in marriage. |
605 | 00:38:07,520 | 00:38:12,160 | " 'He will hold thee when his passion shall have spent its novel force. | " 'He will hold thee when his passion shall have spent its novel force. |
606 | 00:38:12,160 | 00:38:17,240 | " 'Something better than his dog. A little dearer than his horse.' " | " 'Something better than his dog. A little dearer than his horse.' " |
607 | 00:38:17,240 | 00:38:20,280 | Bravo! Bravo! | Bravo! Bravo! |
608 | 00:38:20,280 | 00:38:25,280 | - Bravo! Bravo! - "There are two choices open to us. | - Bravo! Bravo! - "There are two choices open to us. |
609 | 00:38:25,280 | 00:38:29,200 | "Either this evil is ended, or woman herself will arise, | "Either this evil is ended, or woman herself will arise, |
610 | 00:38:29,200 | 00:38:31,640 | "in just wrath, to claim her rights. | "in just wrath, to claim her rights. |
611 | 00:38:31,640 | 00:38:35,000 | "Another declaration of independence will be written." | "Another declaration of independence will be written." |
612 | 00:38:36,440 | 00:38:39,080 | "And... And I do not have to... | "And... And I do not have to... |
613 | 00:38:39,080 | 00:38:40,760 | "to be a prophet to tell you... | "to be a prophet to tell you... |
614 | 00:38:40,760 | 00:38:43,920 | "that the first words in that new declaration will be..." | "that the first words in that new declaration will be..." |
615 | 00:38:45,680 | 00:38:48,000 | SPORADIC LAUGHTER | SPORADIC LAUGHTER |
616 | 00:38:49,640 | 00:38:51,400 | " 'Until we...' " | " 'Until we...' " |
617 | 00:38:52,600 | 00:38:56,440 | " '..women...stand side by side with men in equal freedom...' " | " '..women...stand side by side with men in equal freedom...' " |
618 | 00:38:56,440 | 00:38:57,760 | LAUGHTER | LAUGHTER |
619 | 00:38:57,760 | 00:39:01,640 | - " '..we will not...' " - LAUGHTER | - " '..we will not...' " - LAUGHTER |
620 | 00:39:01,640 | 00:39:05,000 | " '..share his home or... | " '..share his home or... |
621 | 00:39:05,000 | 00:39:08,000 | - " 'bear his children.' " - GALES OF LAUGHTER | - " 'bear his children.' " - GALES OF LAUGHTER |
622 | 00:39:09,480 | 00:39:11,520 | LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE | LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE |
623 | 00:39:14,040 | 00:39:17,720 | ORGANISER: Just put the chairs against the wall | ORGANISER: Just put the chairs against the wall |
624 | 00:39:17,720 | 00:39:21,240 | so the old folks can sit down and you young folks can dance. | so the old folks can sit down and you young folks can dance. |
625 | 00:39:27,600 | 00:39:30,520 | What did you do it for? That's all I want to know. | What did you do it for? That's all I want to know. |
626 | 00:39:30,520 | 00:39:34,400 | I'm sorry. I forgot to change some of the words. | I'm sorry. I forgot to change some of the words. |
627 | 00:39:34,400 | 00:39:37,880 | Forgot? Well, it made me look like a jackass. | Forgot? Well, it made me look like a jackass. |
628 | 00:39:37,880 | 00:39:41,240 | You heard them laughing. Everybody thinks I'm a fool. | You heard them laughing. Everybody thinks I'm a fool. |
629 | 00:39:41,240 | 00:39:45,360 | - Well done, young man. Congratulations. - Thanks. | - Well done, young man. Congratulations. - Thanks. |
630 | 00:39:45,360 | 00:39:49,320 | I'm Helen Hatley Hamilton, chairman of the Woman's Suffrage Party. | I'm Helen Hatley Hamilton, chairman of the Woman's Suffrage Party. |
631 | 00:39:49,320 | 00:39:53,280 | We could use you. Right spirt and the right words. | We could use you. Right spirt and the right words. |
632 | 00:39:53,280 | 00:39:54,960 | Too bad you're not a woman. | Too bad you're not a woman. |
633 | 00:39:56,720 | 00:40:00,120 | - You see? - Congratulations, Tom. Great speech. | - You see? - Congratulations, Tom. Great speech. |
634 | 00:40:00,120 | 00:40:03,320 | - Thanks. - Yes, sir. Right spirit and the right words. | - Thanks. - Yes, sir. Right spirit and the right words. |
635 | 00:40:03,320 | 00:40:07,200 | Too bad you aren't a man. ..May I have this dance? | Too bad you aren't a man. ..May I have this dance? |
636 | 00:40:07,200 | 00:40:09,480 | I'd be delighted, Mr Beehouse. | I'd be delighted, Mr Beehouse. |
637 | 00:40:13,440 | 00:40:15,960 | Hm. I suppose he thought that was funny. | Hm. I suppose he thought that was funny. |
638 | 00:40:15,960 | 00:40:19,320 | Don't pay any attention. He's merely uncouth. | Don't pay any attention. He's merely uncouth. |
639 | 00:40:19,320 | 00:40:22,160 | It's wonderful, the way you delivered it. | It's wonderful, the way you delivered it. |
640 | 00:40:23,840 | 00:40:28,040 | You're still angry? Doesn't it make any difference that I liked it? | You're still angry? Doesn't it make any difference that I liked it? |
641 | 00:40:29,520 | 00:40:32,440 | Of course. All the difference in the world. | Of course. All the difference in the world. |
642 | 00:40:32,440 | 00:40:34,840 | THE BAND PLAYS A ONE-STEP | THE BAND PLAYS A ONE-STEP |
643 | 00:41:02,040 | 00:41:04,560 | - Would you like some punch? - Yes. | - Would you like some punch? - Yes. |
644 | 00:41:04,560 | 00:41:09,040 | I've got to say good night to Aunt Lou and Uncle Emery. I'll be right back. | I've got to say good night to Aunt Lou and Uncle Emery. I'll be right back. |
645 | 00:41:09,040 | 00:41:10,640 | Can't be too soon for me. | Can't be too soon for me. |
646 | 00:41:16,680 | 00:41:19,480 | Would you care for a glass of punch? | Would you care for a glass of punch? |
647 | 00:41:19,480 | 00:41:21,280 | - Thanks. - I'll get you one. | - Thanks. - I'll get you one. |
648 | 00:41:24,440 | 00:41:26,360 | Di, I'd like to speak to you. | Di, I'd like to speak to you. |
649 | 00:41:27,600 | 00:41:31,360 | - Why, of course, Tom. - Privately. Let's go outside for a minute. | - Why, of course, Tom. - Privately. Let's go outside for a minute. |
650 | 00:41:47,520 | 00:41:50,000 | Isn't it beautiful out here tonight? | Isn't it beautiful out here tonight? |
651 | 00:41:50,000 | 00:41:52,200 | As a matter of fact, it's rather chilly. | As a matter of fact, it's rather chilly. |
652 | 00:41:52,200 | 00:41:53,280 | We'll skip that. | We'll skip that. |
653 | 00:41:54,760 | 00:41:56,800 | Right here's as good a place to talk as any. | Right here's as good a place to talk as any. |
654 | 00:41:58,280 | 00:41:59,560 | Yes, Tom. | Yes, Tom. |
655 | 00:42:02,320 | 00:42:03,520 | What is it? | What is it? |
656 | 00:42:04,560 | 00:42:05,960 | It's about you and me, Di. | It's about you and me, Di. |
657 | 00:42:07,520 | 00:42:09,160 | Yes, Tom? | Yes, Tom? |
658 | 00:42:10,520 | 00:42:13,720 | I'm not satisfied with this relationship. | I'm not satisfied with this relationship. |
659 | 00:42:13,720 | 00:42:15,320 | It's got to change. | It's got to change. |
660 | 00:42:16,360 | 00:42:17,480 | How, Tom? | How, Tom? |
661 | 00:42:20,040 | 00:42:22,760 | I just don't want to be seen with you any more. | I just don't want to be seen with you any more. |
662 | 00:42:24,960 | 00:42:28,840 | It isn't only tonight's speech. It's everything. | It isn't only tonight's speech. It's everything. |
663 | 00:42:28,840 | 00:42:33,200 | The time in grammar school and I got in a fight and lost two teeth. | The time in grammar school and I got in a fight and lost two teeth. |
664 | 00:42:33,200 | 00:42:39,360 | The time I lost my chance to be on the football team when you got me into a row with the coach's sister. | The time I lost my chance to be on the football team when you got me into a row with the coach's sister. |
665 | 00:42:39,360 | 00:42:43,640 | - The time you talked me into buying a course... - But, Tom, I... | - The time you talked me into buying a course... - But, Tom, I... |
666 | 00:42:43,640 | 00:42:46,080 | And the time you lost me my job. | And the time you lost me my job. |
667 | 00:42:46,080 | 00:42:47,840 | And all your other ideas. | And all your other ideas. |
668 | 00:42:47,840 | 00:42:49,640 | Let's just call it quits, | Let's just call it quits, |
669 | 00:42:49,640 | 00:42:53,200 | because I don't want anything more to happen. | because I don't want anything more to happen. |
670 | 00:42:53,200 | 00:42:56,160 | Especially now, with Bernice and everything. | Especially now, with Bernice and everything. |
671 | 00:42:56,160 | 00:42:58,240 | Please remember that, will you? | Please remember that, will you? |
672 | 00:42:59,360 | 00:43:00,880 | Yes, Tom. | Yes, Tom. |
673 | 00:43:00,880 | 00:43:02,760 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
674 | 00:43:05,640 | 00:43:08,200 | - Excuse me. - Certainly, Tom. | - Excuse me. - Certainly, Tom. |
675 | 00:43:08,200 | 00:43:11,080 | MUSIC: "Artist's Life" by Johann Strauss | MUSIC: "Artist's Life" by Johann Strauss |
676 | 00:43:35,800 | 00:43:36,840 | Di. | Di. |
677 | 00:43:38,440 | 00:43:40,080 | Hello, Papa. | Hello, Papa. |
678 | 00:43:40,080 | 00:43:42,800 | Isn't it a little cold out here, dear? | Isn't it a little cold out here, dear? |
679 | 00:43:44,400 | 00:43:46,880 | Yes. That's what Tom said. | Yes. That's what Tom said. |
680 | 00:43:50,080 | 00:43:52,520 | The moon's certainly pretty, shining on the water. | The moon's certainly pretty, shining on the water. |
681 | 00:43:53,560 | 00:43:56,400 | It only hides the sadness underneath. | It only hides the sadness underneath. |
682 | 00:43:56,400 | 00:43:59,000 | Life can be like that sometimes. | Life can be like that sometimes. |
683 | 00:43:59,000 | 00:44:03,080 | Beautiful and bright on the surface, still and cold underneath. | Beautiful and bright on the surface, still and cold underneath. |
684 | 00:44:05,040 | 00:44:06,360 | Yes, it can. | Yes, it can. |
685 | 00:44:08,240 | 00:44:11,480 | That's a lovely waltz they're playing. So gay. | That's a lovely waltz they're playing. So gay. |
686 | 00:44:12,840 | 00:44:15,880 | Yes, gay if one's gay... sad if one's sad. | Yes, gay if one's gay... sad if one's sad. |
687 | 00:44:18,600 | 00:44:19,960 | Strauss, isn't it? | Strauss, isn't it? |
688 | 00:44:21,040 | 00:44:22,400 | That's why it's sad. | That's why it's sad. |
689 | 00:44:24,880 | 00:44:26,240 | Why is that, dear? | Why is that, dear? |
690 | 00:44:26,240 | 00:44:30,680 | It was written long ago, about something that's lost for ever. | It was written long ago, about something that's lost for ever. |
691 | 00:44:30,680 | 00:44:33,360 | Something rare and beautiful, that can never be again. | Something rare and beautiful, that can never be again. |
692 | 00:44:34,760 | 00:44:38,240 | Just a deep pain at the memory of the lost past. | Just a deep pain at the memory of the lost past. |
693 | 00:44:39,520 | 00:44:42,080 | We should never mourn for the past. | We should never mourn for the past. |
694 | 00:44:42,080 | 00:44:45,720 | Sometimes, it's more beautiful than the future. | Sometimes, it's more beautiful than the future. |
695 | 00:44:45,720 | 00:44:50,440 | ORGANISER: Ladies and gentlemen, the Grand Waltz Contest! | ORGANISER: Ladies and gentlemen, the Grand Waltz Contest! |
696 | 00:44:53,200 | 00:44:55,680 | WALTZ BEGINS | WALTZ BEGINS |
697 | 00:44:55,680 | 00:44:58,720 | You know, I haven't danced in ten years. | You know, I haven't danced in ten years. |
698 | 00:45:00,680 | 00:45:03,400 | But I'll bet I can still manage to stay off my partner's toes. | But I'll bet I can still manage to stay off my partner's toes. |
699 | 00:45:05,800 | 00:45:08,960 | Would you come inside and dance this one with me? | Would you come inside and dance this one with me? |
700 | 00:45:11,160 | 00:45:12,480 | Of course, Papa. | Of course, Papa. |
701 | 00:45:18,120 | 00:45:20,720 | Papa, how do you get to be a missionary? | Papa, how do you get to be a missionary? |
702 | 00:45:23,160 | 00:45:24,720 | I, er... | I, er... |
703 | 00:45:24,720 | 00:45:26,120 | I'll tell you inside. | I'll tell you inside. |
704 | 00:45:44,280 | 00:45:47,040 | MUSIC: "Gold And Silver Waltz" by Lehar | MUSIC: "Gold And Silver Waltz" by Lehar |
705 | 00:46:29,640 | 00:46:31,680 | Gee, Pa's a good dancer! | Gee, Pa's a good dancer! |
706 | 00:46:31,680 | 00:46:34,360 | Yes. Oh, yes! | Yes. Oh, yes! |
707 | 00:47:45,480 | 00:47:47,440 | Papa, we've won! | Papa, we've won! |
708 | 00:48:01,440 | 00:48:04,000 | What I wonder is, why would Tom be mad at me? | What I wonder is, why would Tom be mad at me? |
709 | 00:48:04,000 | 00:48:08,320 | - I - can't explain the vagaries of Mr Wade's disposition. | - I - can't explain the vagaries of Mr Wade's disposition. |
710 | 00:48:08,320 | 00:48:10,520 | Gee whiz, don't get your dander up! | Gee whiz, don't get your dander up! |
711 | 00:48:10,520 | 00:48:14,360 | I'm not perturbed, if that's what you mean by that vulgar slang. | I'm not perturbed, if that's what you mean by that vulgar slang. |
712 | 00:48:15,600 | 00:48:19,800 | - No! Put him here! He'll choke! - That's just silly. | - No! Put him here! He'll choke! - That's just silly. |
713 | 00:48:19,800 | 00:48:21,320 | You want to kill the guppy? | You want to kill the guppy? |
714 | 00:48:21,320 | 00:48:23,360 | - He's my guppy. - He is not! | - He's my guppy. - He is not! |
715 | 00:48:23,360 | 00:48:28,720 | - You don't know beans about guppies. - I do! I'll hold him if I want. | - You don't know beans about guppies. - I do! I'll hold him if I want. |
716 | 00:48:28,720 | 00:48:30,200 | He'll die if you hold him. | He'll die if you hold him. |
717 | 00:48:30,200 | 00:48:32,680 | - There! See? - He will not. | - There! See? - He will not. |
718 | 00:48:32,680 | 00:48:34,080 | He knows me... > | He knows me... > |
719 | 00:48:34,080 | 00:48:35,320 | He will so! > | He will so! > |
720 | 00:48:35,320 | 00:48:37,480 | - Children, please. - FABRIC RIPS | - Children, please. - FABRIC RIPS |
721 | 00:48:38,560 | 00:48:40,680 | < He's different from a fish. | < He's different from a fish. |
722 | 00:48:40,680 | 00:48:44,480 | - A guppy IS a fish. - I told you... - Let go of my guppy! | - A guppy IS a fish. - I told you... - Let go of my guppy! |
723 | 00:48:44,480 | 00:48:46,000 | All right. | All right. |
724 | 00:48:46,000 | 00:48:50,080 | < All right. But you wait. Just you wait. | < All right. But you wait. Just you wait. |
725 | 00:48:51,560 | 00:48:57,000 | Sorry. Is my working on my sermon in any way disturbing any of you? | Sorry. Is my working on my sermon in any way disturbing any of you? |
726 | 00:48:57,000 | 00:48:58,800 | - LILY: - We're sorry, Andrew, dear. | - LILY: - We're sorry, Andrew, dear. |
727 | 00:49:00,160 | 00:49:02,280 | What's the sermon about, Pa? | What's the sermon about, Pa? |
728 | 00:49:02,280 | 00:49:04,320 | The power of silence. | The power of silence. |
729 | 00:49:06,000 | 00:49:08,280 | Proverbs 17, verse 28. | Proverbs 17, verse 28. |
730 | 00:49:09,720 | 00:49:14,440 | "Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise | "Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise |
731 | 00:49:14,440 | 00:49:19,120 | "and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding." | "and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding." |
732 | 00:49:22,360 | 00:49:24,360 | TROMBONE BURPS | TROMBONE BURPS |
733 | 00:49:27,840 | 00:49:30,400 | Momma, I'm going out for a little walk. | Momma, I'm going out for a little walk. |
734 | 00:49:30,400 | 00:49:33,560 | Fresh air's good for a person before bedtime. I'll sleep better. | Fresh air's good for a person before bedtime. I'll sleep better. |
735 | 00:49:46,000 | 00:49:48,040 | Get your hands off that... | Get your hands off that... |
736 | 00:49:48,040 | 00:49:50,360 | - LILY: - Let's please have no more talking. | - LILY: - Let's please have no more talking. |
737 | 00:49:50,360 | 00:49:53,720 | Quiet in the court! The monkey's going to speak! | Quiet in the court! The monkey's going to speak! |
738 | 00:49:53,720 | 00:49:55,520 | Speak, monkey! Speak! | Speak, monkey! Speak! |
739 | 00:49:58,680 | 00:50:01,520 | - ANDREW: - Ahem. - BOTH CHILDREN: - You're the monkey! | - ANDREW: - Ahem. - BOTH CHILDREN: - You're the monkey! |
740 | 00:50:01,520 | 00:50:04,000 | I was clearing my throat! | I was clearing my throat! |
741 | 00:50:12,560 | 00:50:14,120 | Oh, it's you. | Oh, it's you. |
742 | 00:50:14,120 | 00:50:17,920 | Mr Wade, it's very important that I speak with you privately. | Mr Wade, it's very important that I speak with you privately. |
743 | 00:50:19,200 | 00:50:21,240 | Look, Dinah, I'm very busy. | Look, Dinah, I'm very busy. |
744 | 00:50:21,240 | 00:50:23,720 | There's nothing to stop you from talking. | There's nothing to stop you from talking. |
745 | 00:50:25,840 | 00:50:29,320 | Mr Steuben doesn't allow employees to talk during working hours. | Mr Steuben doesn't allow employees to talk during working hours. |
746 | 00:50:31,760 | 00:50:34,920 | Mr Steuben, may I talk to Tom? It's very urgent. | Mr Steuben, may I talk to Tom? It's very urgent. |
747 | 00:50:34,920 | 00:50:38,240 | - Why, sure. Oh, Tom? - Yes, Mr Steuben? | - Why, sure. Oh, Tom? - Yes, Mr Steuben? |
748 | 00:50:38,240 | 00:50:41,040 | This young lady wants to talk to you. | This young lady wants to talk to you. |
749 | 00:50:41,040 | 00:50:44,480 | I won't get this automobile done if I do, Mr Steuben. | I won't get this automobile done if I do, Mr Steuben. |
750 | 00:50:44,480 | 00:50:46,520 | You let me worry about that, Tom. | You let me worry about that, Tom. |
751 | 00:50:46,520 | 00:50:49,200 | - Yes, Mr Steuben. - Thank you. | - Yes, Mr Steuben. - Thank you. |
752 | 00:50:52,280 | 00:50:56,920 | - Well? - Mr Wade, since you desire to terminate our relationship, | - Well? - Mr Wade, since you desire to terminate our relationship, |
753 | 00:50:56,920 | 00:51:00,200 | I feel the need to clear up the 50 I owe you. | I feel the need to clear up the 50 I owe you. |
754 | 00:51:00,200 | 00:51:01,800 | I don't have to have that. | I don't have to have that. |
755 | 00:51:01,800 | 00:51:05,200 | I feel the sooner it's settled, the happier we'll be. | I feel the sooner it's settled, the happier we'll be. |
756 | 00:51:05,200 | 00:51:08,520 | After all, 50 is a lot of money. | After all, 50 is a lot of money. |
757 | 00:51:08,520 | 00:51:12,320 | Well, now that you mention it, I could use it. | Well, now that you mention it, I could use it. |
758 | 00:51:12,320 | 00:51:14,240 | Say, I...I certainly could. | Say, I...I certainly could. |
759 | 00:51:14,240 | 00:51:16,400 | Bernice's birthday is coming up, you know. | Bernice's birthday is coming up, you know. |
760 | 00:51:16,400 | 00:51:19,240 | You'll certainly have your money. | You'll certainly have your money. |
761 | 00:51:19,240 | 00:51:22,720 | - Have you got it? - I...have a way to get it. | - Have you got it? - I...have a way to get it. |
762 | 00:51:22,720 | 00:51:25,720 | Unfortunately, I need your co-operation. | Unfortunately, I need your co-operation. |
763 | 00:51:25,720 | 00:51:30,800 | But you will have funds to lavish gifts upon your continental friend. | But you will have funds to lavish gifts upon your continental friend. |
764 | 00:51:30,800 | 00:51:34,040 | - Where are you going to get 50? - Painting. | - Where are you going to get 50? - Painting. |
765 | 00:51:34,040 | 00:51:38,520 | - Huh! - If you'll deign to read it, you'll see it's a competition. | - Huh! - If you'll deign to read it, you'll see it's a competition. |
766 | 00:51:38,520 | 00:51:41,320 | There are three prizes of 50. | There are three prizes of 50. |
767 | 00:51:41,320 | 00:51:44,640 | I intend to win one of them with a portrait of you | I intend to win one of them with a portrait of you |
768 | 00:51:44,640 | 00:51:46,320 | as The Spirit Of Labor. | as The Spirit Of Labor. |
769 | 00:51:47,520 | 00:51:48,960 | Are you bats?! | Are you bats?! |
770 | 00:51:50,480 | 00:51:52,680 | You want to get Bernice that gift, don't you? | You want to get Bernice that gift, don't you? |
771 | 00:51:52,680 | 00:51:54,480 | Not that way, I don't. | Not that way, I don't. |
772 | 00:51:54,480 | 00:51:58,120 | I think that's foolish, Tom, since I'm doing this for you. | I think that's foolish, Tom, since I'm doing this for you. |
773 | 00:51:58,120 | 00:52:03,400 | - You can forget it. I won't be a laughing stock again. - All I need you for is to pose. | - You can forget it. I won't be a laughing stock again. - All I need you for is to pose. |
774 | 00:52:03,400 | 00:52:06,120 | The face won't look like you, if that's what you're afraid of. | The face won't look like you, if that's what you're afraid of. |
775 | 00:52:08,200 | 00:52:09,360 | It won't? | It won't? |
776 | 00:52:09,360 | 00:52:10,520 | Heavens, no! | Heavens, no! |
777 | 00:52:10,520 | 00:52:15,280 | A person would be vain to imagine their face personifying all labour! | A person would be vain to imagine their face personifying all labour! |
778 | 00:52:15,280 | 00:52:17,960 | I'm going to paint in the face of an ideal man | I'm going to paint in the face of an ideal man |
779 | 00:52:17,960 | 00:52:21,240 | half angel, half Hercules. | half angel, half Hercules. |
780 | 00:52:22,840 | 00:52:23,880 | No. | No. |
781 | 00:52:23,880 | 00:52:25,640 | Oh, Tom... | Oh, Tom... |
782 | 00:52:25,640 | 00:52:29,280 | Papa's lending me the greenhouse as a studio. It's completely secluded. | Papa's lending me the greenhouse as a studio. It's completely secluded. |
783 | 00:52:31,000 | 00:52:35,120 | - So nobody would see me pose? - No! You can put on your costume... | - So nobody would see me pose? - No! You can put on your costume... |
784 | 00:52:35,120 | 00:52:37,280 | Costume? | Costume? |
785 | 00:52:37,280 | 00:52:39,840 | ..and go right over without a soul seeing. | ..and go right over without a soul seeing. |
786 | 00:52:39,840 | 00:52:41,920 | What kind of a costume? | What kind of a costume? |
787 | 00:52:41,920 | 00:52:45,600 | Well, I... I haven't decided exactly what. | Well, I... I haven't decided exactly what. |
788 | 00:52:45,600 | 00:52:50,240 | After all, you have to typify labour in an idealised way. | After all, you have to typify labour in an idealised way. |
789 | 00:52:50,240 | 00:52:54,720 | Atlas holding the world up... Giants trampling wine from grapes... | Atlas holding the world up... Giants trampling wine from grapes... |
790 | 00:52:54,720 | 00:52:56,760 | Gulliver... Goliath... | Gulliver... Goliath... |
791 | 00:52:56,760 | 00:52:59,360 | It has to be filled with strength. | It has to be filled with strength. |
792 | 00:53:01,640 | 00:53:03,200 | HEN CLUCKS | HEN CLUCKS |
793 | 00:53:09,520 | 00:53:11,960 | "Velocity of a point is the... | "Velocity of a point is the... |
794 | 00:53:11,960 | 00:53:15,360 | "time arc at which it is traversing distance." | "time arc at which it is traversing distance." |
795 | 00:53:17,400 | 00:53:21,320 | Phew. This hammer isn't exactly made of feathers, Di. | Phew. This hammer isn't exactly made of feathers, Di. |
796 | 00:53:21,320 | 00:53:23,040 | I'll be done in a few minutes. | I'll be done in a few minutes. |
797 | 00:53:23,040 | 00:53:25,920 | HENS CLUCK | HENS CLUCK |
798 | 00:53:25,920 | 00:53:29,440 | Shoo! Go away! Get off there! Go on! | Shoo! Go away! Get off there! Go on! |
799 | 00:53:31,080 | 00:53:33,520 | All you need is a little patience. | All you need is a little patience. |
800 | 00:53:33,520 | 00:53:36,680 | Patience? In this pose and costume? | Patience? In this pose and costume? |
801 | 00:53:36,680 | 00:53:40,720 | - Why, if anybody saw me like this... - Oh, Tom, don't be a prude. | - Why, if anybody saw me like this... - Oh, Tom, don't be a prude. |
802 | 00:53:40,720 | 00:53:45,000 | An artist is above that. I'm not aware of you as a person. | An artist is above that. I'm not aware of you as a person. |
803 | 00:53:45,000 | 00:53:47,600 | To me, you're merely light and shadow. | To me, you're merely light and shadow. |
804 | 00:53:47,600 | 00:53:52,240 | - How does a swimsuit fit in with Hercules? - Wait till it's finished. | - How does a swimsuit fit in with Hercules? - Wait till it's finished. |
805 | 00:53:52,240 | 00:53:55,280 | MR STEUBEN: Tom! Oh, Tom! | MR STEUBEN: Tom! Oh, Tom! |
806 | 00:53:55,280 | 00:53:57,560 | I have to go, Di. Mr Steuben wants me in the garage. | I have to go, Di. Mr Steuben wants me in the garage. |
807 | 00:53:57,560 | 00:54:01,040 | Tom, two more minutes and I'll be finished for the day. Please, Tom. | Tom, two more minutes and I'll be finished for the day. Please, Tom. |
808 | 00:54:03,880 | 00:54:08,120 | - I haven't got all day to waste. - He'll be here in a minute. TOM! | - I haven't got all day to waste. - He'll be here in a minute. TOM! |
809 | 00:54:09,120 | 00:54:11,040 | Coming. I've got to go, Di. | Coming. I've got to go, Di. |
810 | 00:54:11,040 | 00:54:12,400 | Just one more minute. | Just one more minute. |
811 | 00:54:14,280 | 00:54:17,760 | - Hello, Mrs Sheldon! - Bernice, dear! How are you? | - Hello, Mrs Sheldon! - Bernice, dear! How are you? |
812 | 00:54:17,760 | 00:54:20,440 | Is that the new frock your mother told me about? | Is that the new frock your mother told me about? |
813 | 00:54:20,440 | 00:54:23,160 | Just a little thing Momma made up. | Just a little thing Momma made up. |
814 | 00:54:23,160 | 00:54:28,920 | It's darling. Did you come to show Dinah? She's in the greenhouse. | It's darling. Did you come to show Dinah? She's in the greenhouse. |
815 | 00:54:28,920 | 00:54:32,880 | I know she'll be pleased you came to show it to her. | I know she'll be pleased you came to show it to her. |
816 | 00:54:34,320 | 00:54:36,160 | When do I get to see the painting? | When do I get to see the painting? |
817 | 00:54:36,160 | 00:54:39,200 | It would be very bad luck for you to see it before I exhibit it. | It would be very bad luck for you to see it before I exhibit it. |
818 | 00:54:40,680 | 00:54:43,640 | - < Dinah? - It's Bernice! | - < Dinah? - It's Bernice! |
819 | 00:54:43,640 | 00:54:46,280 | If she sees me in here like this... | If she sees me in here like this... |
820 | 00:54:46,280 | 00:54:48,760 | - < Dinah? - Uh...just a minute, Bernice. | - < Dinah? - Uh...just a minute, Bernice. |
821 | 00:54:48,760 | 00:54:51,360 | Hide! Not there. Over there. | Hide! Not there. Over there. |
822 | 00:54:52,760 | 00:54:55,680 | - < Dinah? - HENS CLUCK | - < Dinah? - HENS CLUCK |
823 | 00:54:55,680 | 00:55:00,000 | What are you doing in this...? Oh, painting! | What are you doing in this...? Oh, painting! |
824 | 00:55:00,000 | 00:55:04,320 | Just dabbing. Papa lets me use it for a studio. It's so secluded. | Just dabbing. Papa lets me use it for a studio. It's so secluded. |
825 | 00:55:04,320 | 00:55:07,080 | Who can paint with all that racket? | Who can paint with all that racket? |
826 | 00:55:07,080 | 00:55:11,480 | - WILD CLUCKING - Oh, my mind's on higher things. Isn't that a new dress? | - WILD CLUCKING - Oh, my mind's on higher things. Isn't that a new dress? |
827 | 00:55:11,480 | 00:55:16,440 | Yes! Don't you love the neckline? They're two inches lower in Paris. | Yes! Don't you love the neckline? They're two inches lower in Paris. |
828 | 00:55:16,440 | 00:55:21,320 | - You know Paris. Tout a la mode. - Oh, yes. | - You know Paris. Tout a la mode. - Oh, yes. |
829 | 00:55:21,320 | 00:55:22,920 | Tom will like it. | Tom will like it. |
830 | 00:55:22,920 | 00:55:26,200 | A girl shouldn't wear anything her fiance doesn't care for. | A girl shouldn't wear anything her fiance doesn't care for. |
831 | 00:55:26,200 | 00:55:31,600 | Tom has very decided ideas. But I don't mind him being strait-laced. | Tom has very decided ideas. But I don't mind him being strait-laced. |
832 | 00:55:31,600 | 00:55:35,000 | No... I mean, yes. Why should you? | No... I mean, yes. Why should you? |
833 | 00:55:35,000 | 00:55:38,240 | Bernice, I've been wanting to ask, | Bernice, I've been wanting to ask, |
834 | 00:55:38,240 | 00:55:41,000 | can you show me how you do that French hairstyle? | can you show me how you do that French hairstyle? |
835 | 00:55:41,000 | 00:55:44,920 | - I don't mind. - There's a double mirror upstairs. | - I don't mind. - There's a double mirror upstairs. |
836 | 00:55:44,920 | 00:55:49,480 | - I'm not sure you've got the face. - It's awfully sweet of you, anyway. | - I'm not sure you've got the face. - It's awfully sweet of you, anyway. |
837 | 00:55:50,560 | 00:55:52,840 | All right. Now you can squawk. | All right. Now you can squawk. |
838 | 00:55:52,840 | 00:55:55,640 | OFFENDED CLUCKING | OFFENDED CLUCKING |
839 | 00:55:57,040 | 00:56:00,120 | ..in a French roll. Then you take the sides... | ..in a French roll. Then you take the sides... |
840 | 00:56:01,760 | 00:56:05,280 | Oh, you've finished already? How did the painting go? | Oh, you've finished already? How did the painting go? |
841 | 00:56:06,560 | 00:56:09,120 | Oh, er...just splendidly, Momma. | Oh, er...just splendidly, Momma. |
842 | 00:56:10,920 | 00:56:13,800 | Lily? May I see you a moment? | Lily? May I see you a moment? |
843 | 00:56:13,800 | 00:56:15,360 | DOOR CLOSES | DOOR CLOSES |
844 | 00:56:16,920 | 00:56:18,960 | Of course, Andrew. | Of course, Andrew. |
845 | 00:56:30,120 | 00:56:31,880 | Lily, Mr Fletcher was just here... | Lily, Mr Fletcher was just here... |
846 | 00:56:33,000 | 00:56:35,800 | ..on a matter of great importance. | ..on a matter of great importance. |
847 | 00:56:35,800 | 00:56:37,960 | - Has Dinah done something again? - No. | - Has Dinah done something again? - No. |
848 | 00:56:37,960 | 00:56:39,760 | Oh, thank goodness. | Oh, thank goodness. |
849 | 00:56:40,960 | 00:56:44,760 | No, it's... more important than that. | No, it's... more important than that. |
850 | 00:56:44,760 | 00:56:46,400 | What is it? | What is it? |
851 | 00:56:46,400 | 00:56:51,720 | It's something...as you know, Lily...I've never sought. | It's something...as you know, Lily...I've never sought. |
852 | 00:56:51,720 | 00:56:52,880 | Andrew! | Andrew! |
853 | 00:56:52,880 | 00:56:56,080 | Dan told me I'm to be nominated for bishop. | Dan told me I'm to be nominated for bishop. |
854 | 00:56:56,080 | 00:56:58,120 | That's wonderful! | That's wonderful! |
855 | 00:56:58,120 | 00:57:00,600 | Oh, I'm so glad, Andrew dear! | Oh, I'm so glad, Andrew dear! |
856 | 00:57:02,800 | 00:57:04,840 | I know I should be very happy, but... | I know I should be very happy, but... |
857 | 00:57:06,160 | 00:57:07,480 | Aren't you? | Aren't you? |
858 | 00:57:07,480 | 00:57:10,280 | - Yes, of course, but... - But what, dear? | - Yes, of course, but... - But what, dear? |
859 | 00:57:11,480 | 00:57:12,560 | I... | I... |
860 | 00:57:14,720 | 00:57:17,280 | I'm not sure I'm worthy of it. | I'm not sure I'm worthy of it. |
861 | 00:57:17,280 | 00:57:19,080 | Why, of course you are! | Why, of course you are! |
862 | 00:57:20,160 | 00:57:23,200 | I feel very humble, Lily, touched, | I feel very humble, Lily, touched, |
863 | 00:57:23,200 | 00:57:25,240 | that the people of St Edmunds think I am. | that the people of St Edmunds think I am. |
864 | 00:57:26,880 | 00:57:29,320 | But I'm not sure that my calling is to be a bishop. | But I'm not sure that my calling is to be a bishop. |
865 | 00:57:30,800 | 00:57:34,160 | Before I told you, I went over to the church to pray. | Before I told you, I went over to the church to pray. |
866 | 00:57:34,160 | 00:57:36,080 | I wanted guidance | I wanted guidance |
867 | 00:57:36,080 | 00:57:38,880 | to be told whether I had a right to be nominated. | to be told whether I had a right to be nominated. |
868 | 00:57:40,200 | 00:57:43,280 | I knew, of course, that as in all things, | I knew, of course, that as in all things, |
869 | 00:57:43,280 | 00:57:44,960 | that guidance would come from above. | that guidance would come from above. |
870 | 00:57:46,840 | 00:57:50,640 | It's because you do think this that you're right for it. | It's because you do think this that you're right for it. |
871 | 00:57:50,640 | 00:57:54,760 | Oh, there'll be other nominees. Dr Bristow, for one. | Oh, there'll be other nominees. Dr Bristow, for one. |
872 | 00:57:54,760 | 00:57:58,480 | I have great affection and respect for him. He's a truly fine man. | I have great affection and respect for him. He's a truly fine man. |
873 | 00:57:58,480 | 00:58:00,280 | And so are YOU, Andrew. | And so are YOU, Andrew. |
874 | 00:58:02,720 | 00:58:05,760 | And I'm a very lucky man. I know that. | And I'm a very lucky man. I know that. |
875 | 00:58:05,760 | 00:58:08,640 | - May I tell the children? - I'm not elected yet. | - May I tell the children? - I'm not elected yet. |
876 | 00:58:08,640 | 00:58:10,200 | Oh, nonsense! | Oh, nonsense! |
877 | 00:58:11,960 | 00:58:15,040 | Children! Oh, children? | Children! Oh, children? |
878 | 00:58:15,040 | 00:58:18,640 | Come downstairs! Your father's got news for you! | Come downstairs! Your father's got news for you! |
879 | 00:58:18,640 | 00:58:21,040 | What's up, Momma? | What's up, Momma? |
880 | 00:58:22,360 | 00:58:23,680 | Momma, what is it? | Momma, what is it? |
881 | 00:58:23,680 | 00:58:27,960 | Your father's been nominated for bishop of the diocese of Maryland! | Your father's been nominated for bishop of the diocese of Maryland! |
882 | 00:58:34,920 | 00:58:39,640 | Pa, this is a very important day to us. Congratulations, sir. | Pa, this is a very important day to us. Congratulations, sir. |
883 | 00:58:40,960 | 00:58:43,960 | I'm sure we'll all behave as a bishop's family should behave. | I'm sure we'll all behave as a bishop's family should behave. |
884 | 00:58:45,120 | 00:58:49,360 | And I know the Bishop of Maryland will have the best left hook in the US. | And I know the Bishop of Maryland will have the best left hook in the US. |
885 | 00:58:49,360 | 00:58:50,960 | Now, wait a minute... | Now, wait a minute... |
886 | 00:58:50,960 | 00:58:54,120 | I'm not even nominated, let alone elected. | I'm not even nominated, let alone elected. |
887 | 00:58:54,120 | 00:58:58,760 | - There are other candidates. - Oh, Papa. They can't elect anyone but you. | - There are other candidates. - Oh, Papa. They can't elect anyone but you. |
888 | 00:58:58,760 | 00:59:03,120 | I'm not so sure. Lily, are ice cream and cake in order? | I'm not so sure. Lily, are ice cream and cake in order? |
889 | 00:59:03,120 | 00:59:04,960 | - Definitely! - Let's go get them! | - Definitely! - Let's go get them! |
890 | 00:59:04,960 | 00:59:07,880 | - MARK: - Pa, I'd like to ask a question. | - MARK: - Pa, I'd like to ask a question. |
891 | 00:59:07,880 | 00:59:09,040 | What is it? | What is it? |
892 | 00:59:09,040 | 00:59:11,800 | - Does a bishop make more money? - Mark! | - Does a bishop make more money? - Mark! |
893 | 00:59:11,800 | 00:59:13,720 | ALL LAUGH | ALL LAUGH |
894 | 00:59:26,360 | 00:59:30,120 | - Yes? - I'd like to enter a painting in the exhibition. | - Yes? - I'd like to enter a painting in the exhibition. |
895 | 00:59:30,120 | 00:59:33,960 | - For whom are you delivering? Mr...? - Not Mister. Miss. | - For whom are you delivering? Mr...? - Not Mister. Miss. |
896 | 00:59:33,960 | 00:59:39,880 | - Miss? - Yes. Miss Dinah Sheldon. I'm not delivering it. I'm entering it. | - Miss? - Yes. Miss Dinah Sheldon. I'm not delivering it. I'm entering it. |
897 | 00:59:39,880 | 00:59:43,480 | Entering it? We've never had a female entrant. | Entering it? We've never had a female entrant. |
898 | 00:59:43,480 | 00:59:47,360 | - The rules don't say women can't enter. - My dear young lady, | - The rules don't say women can't enter. - My dear young lady, |
899 | 00:59:47,360 | 00:59:49,480 | no woman wrote a great opera, | no woman wrote a great opera, |
900 | 00:59:49,480 | 00:59:53,120 | built a great building or painted a great painting. | built a great building or painted a great painting. |
901 | 00:59:53,120 | 00:59:55,480 | No woman ever voted, but we will. | No woman ever voted, but we will. |
902 | 00:59:55,480 | 00:59:57,400 | You have no right to bar my work. | You have no right to bar my work. |
903 | 00:59:57,400 | 01:00:00,280 | The rules admit everybody. As you'd know if you'd read them. | The rules admit everybody. As you'd know if you'd read them. |
904 | 01:00:08,280 | 01:00:09,360 | Page seven. | Page seven. |
905 | 01:00:09,360 | 01:00:11,000 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
906 | 01:00:13,640 | 01:00:15,080 | You're right! | You're right! |
907 | 01:00:15,080 | 01:00:17,080 | Then, here's my entry. | Then, here's my entry. |
908 | 01:00:32,520 | 01:00:35,400 | Well! Quite good! | Well! Quite good! |
909 | 01:00:35,400 | 01:00:38,120 | Thank you. There's just one thing. | Thank you. There's just one thing. |
910 | 01:00:38,120 | 01:00:41,600 | - The painter's name is secret, isn't it? - Oh, yes, indeed. | - The painter's name is secret, isn't it? - Oh, yes, indeed. |
911 | 01:00:41,600 | 01:00:45,560 | Each painting is unsigned, with a number fixed to the frame. | Each painting is unsigned, with a number fixed to the frame. |
912 | 01:00:45,560 | 01:00:50,160 | We keep the names separately, so the judges aren't influenced. | We keep the names separately, so the judges aren't influenced. |
913 | 01:00:50,160 | 01:00:54,720 | Your number is 87. Your name will be undisclosed. | Your number is 87. Your name will be undisclosed. |
914 | 01:00:54,720 | 01:00:57,840 | I'd like to remain anonymous after judging, too. | I'd like to remain anonymous after judging, too. |
915 | 01:00:57,840 | 01:01:00,880 | - Even if you should win? - Yes, even if I should win. | - Even if you should win? - Yes, even if I should win. |
916 | 01:01:03,080 | 01:01:07,680 | Yes, I...think I see what you mean, Miss Sheldon. | Yes, I...think I see what you mean, Miss Sheldon. |
917 | 01:01:14,280 | 01:01:15,600 | 87! | 87! |
918 | 01:01:19,280 | 01:01:22,760 | - Bernice! Come and see 87! - What for? | - Bernice! Come and see 87! - What for? |
919 | 01:01:22,760 | 01:01:24,320 | I hate to say anything, | I hate to say anything, |
920 | 01:01:24,320 | 01:01:28,040 | but it may change your mind about some things. | but it may change your mind about some things. |
921 | 01:01:28,040 | 01:01:29,440 | What things, child? | What things, child? |
922 | 01:01:29,440 | 01:01:35,200 | Come and see, Mrs Eckert! If you have smelling salts, lend them to Bernice! | Come and see, Mrs Eckert! If you have smelling salts, lend them to Bernice! |
923 | 01:01:39,200 | 01:01:41,200 | SHE GASPS | SHE GASPS |
924 | 01:01:41,200 | 01:01:44,800 | - It's Tom! Your Tom! - Yes, it's Tom! | - It's Tom! Your Tom! - Yes, it's Tom! |
925 | 01:01:44,800 | 01:01:46,960 | He must have posed for it. | He must have posed for it. |
926 | 01:01:46,960 | 01:01:48,560 | - WOMAN: - Why, that's Tom Wade! | - WOMAN: - Why, that's Tom Wade! |
927 | 01:01:48,560 | 01:01:50,520 | In THAT costume! | In THAT costume! |
928 | 01:01:50,520 | 01:01:55,080 | - I wonder who painted it. - I'll tell you! Dinah Sheldon! | - I wonder who painted it. - I'll tell you! Dinah Sheldon! |
929 | 01:01:55,080 | 01:01:59,040 | - Dr Sheldon's daughter! - Oh, how dreadful! | - Dr Sheldon's daughter! - Oh, how dreadful! |
930 | 01:01:59,040 | 01:02:02,560 | Your fiance posed like that before a woman? | Your fiance posed like that before a woman? |
931 | 01:02:02,560 | 01:02:06,800 | So that's what she was doing in that secret studio! | So that's what she was doing in that secret studio! |
932 | 01:02:06,800 | 01:02:08,680 | That's why she was so odd about it. | That's why she was so odd about it. |
933 | 01:02:08,680 | 01:02:11,960 | She liked it because it was SECLUDED, she said. | She liked it because it was SECLUDED, she said. |
934 | 01:02:11,960 | 01:02:14,000 | Too secluded, I'd say. | Too secluded, I'd say. |
935 | 01:02:14,000 | 01:02:16,640 | I wonder what else went on. | I wonder what else went on. |
936 | 01:02:16,640 | 01:02:19,600 | - I've heard about artists. - I knew one once. | - I've heard about artists. - I knew one once. |
937 | 01:02:19,600 | 01:02:22,520 | Where did you know an artist? You never told me. | Where did you know an artist? You never told me. |
938 | 01:02:22,520 | 01:02:26,680 | I must get this poor child home. You speak to Tom Wade. | I must get this poor child home. You speak to Tom Wade. |
939 | 01:02:26,680 | 01:02:28,800 | Dinah Sheldon, the hussy! | Dinah Sheldon, the hussy! |
940 | 01:02:31,960 | 01:02:34,920 | HECTIC MUSIC | HECTIC MUSIC |
941 | 01:02:45,720 | 01:02:48,560 | - Hello. - Good afternoon, Dinah. | - Hello. - Good afternoon, Dinah. |
942 | 01:02:52,200 | 01:02:54,320 | YELLING: Dinah! | YELLING: Dinah! |
943 | 01:02:54,320 | 01:02:56,360 | How's Tom Wade? | How's Tom Wade? |
944 | 01:02:56,360 | 01:02:59,800 | - Shhh! Stop it! - Poor Dr Sheldon. | - Shhh! Stop it! - Poor Dr Sheldon. |
945 | 01:03:09,280 | 01:03:12,360 | Why did you do it? That's all I want to know. | Why did you do it? That's all I want to know. |
946 | 01:03:12,360 | 01:03:16,680 | - Why did you put my face on it? You said you wouldn't. - I know. | - Why did you put my face on it? You said you wouldn't. - I know. |
947 | 01:03:16,680 | 01:03:20,080 | I tried all kinds of things, but they were wrong. | I tried all kinds of things, but they were wrong. |
948 | 01:03:20,080 | 01:03:25,680 | I painted and painted, and suddenly I saw that without meaning to, | I painted and painted, and suddenly I saw that without meaning to, |
949 | 01:03:25,680 | 01:03:27,560 | I'd put in your face. | I'd put in your face. |
950 | 01:03:27,560 | 01:03:29,280 | And then it WAS right. | And then it WAS right. |
951 | 01:03:29,280 | 01:03:33,440 | - I didn't try to do it. It just happened. - It sure did. | - I didn't try to do it. It just happened. - It sure did. |
952 | 01:03:33,440 | 01:03:39,280 | They...gave me a prize. I can pay you back the 50 now. | They...gave me a prize. I can pay you back the 50 now. |
953 | 01:03:41,200 | 01:03:42,400 | Thanks. | Thanks. |
954 | 01:03:43,720 | 01:03:45,160 | I'll need it. | I'll need it. |
955 | 01:03:45,160 | 01:03:48,560 | I just lost my job on account of...things. | I just lost my job on account of...things. |
956 | 01:03:48,560 | 01:03:52,280 | - Oh, Tom! - Bernice is mad at me. So's my Aunt Ella. | - Oh, Tom! - Bernice is mad at me. So's my Aunt Ella. |
957 | 01:03:52,280 | 01:03:54,440 | I wish I could change things. | I wish I could change things. |
958 | 01:03:54,440 | 01:03:55,720 | It's too late now. | It's too late now. |
959 | 01:03:57,320 | 01:04:03,520 | I don't know why, but taking this makes me feel like Benedict Arnold or somebody. | I don't know why, but taking this makes me feel like Benedict Arnold or somebody. |
960 | 01:04:09,200 | 01:04:13,760 | - If you'd disciplined her, it wouldn't have happened. - Perhaps, Dan. | - If you'd disciplined her, it wouldn't have happened. - Perhaps, Dan. |
961 | 01:04:13,760 | 01:04:17,120 | But the damage is done. Good day. | But the damage is done. Good day. |
962 | 01:04:17,120 | 01:04:19,560 | - Afternoon, Miss Wade. - Afternoon, Mr Fletcher. | - Afternoon, Miss Wade. - Afternoon, Mr Fletcher. |
963 | 01:04:19,560 | 01:04:21,120 | Glad to see you, Ella. Come on in. | Glad to see you, Ella. Come on in. |
964 | 01:04:22,600 | 01:04:27,520 | - Dr Sheldon, this whole thing is just terrible. - Let's sit down and talk about it. | - Dr Sheldon, this whole thing is just terrible. - Let's sit down and talk about it. |
965 | 01:04:28,680 | 01:04:31,080 | Talking won't do a smidgen of good. | Talking won't do a smidgen of good. |
966 | 01:04:31,080 | 01:04:34,360 | I feel something just has to be done about it, that's all. | I feel something just has to be done about it, that's all. |
967 | 01:04:34,360 | 01:04:35,800 | Goodness knows what. | Goodness knows what. |
968 | 01:04:38,040 | 01:04:42,280 | - How's Tom? - He's very upset. You know what they're saying. | - How's Tom? - He's very upset. You know what they're saying. |
969 | 01:04:43,680 | 01:04:48,080 | - Yes. - He had to hit two of his friends this afternoon. | - Yes. - He had to hit two of his friends this afternoon. |
970 | 01:04:48,080 | 01:04:49,600 | Oh, yes, it's come to that. | Oh, yes, it's come to that. |
971 | 01:04:49,600 | 01:04:52,080 | Breaking up his friendships, on top of everything. | Breaking up his friendships, on top of everything. |
972 | 01:04:53,400 | 01:04:55,120 | I'm sorry to hear that. | I'm sorry to hear that. |
973 | 01:04:55,120 | 01:04:58,640 | You'd be a mite sorrier to hear what they say about YOU. | You'd be a mite sorrier to hear what they say about YOU. |
974 | 01:04:58,640 | 01:05:01,520 | And your wife. And how Dinah was raised. | And your wife. And how Dinah was raised. |
975 | 01:05:01,520 | 01:05:06,920 | Not that I'd listen, but I could tell you who's saying those mean things. | Not that I'd listen, but I could tell you who's saying those mean things. |
976 | 01:05:06,920 | 01:05:11,440 | Ella, I don't want to know. They don't know what they're doing. | Ella, I don't want to know. They don't know what they're doing. |
977 | 01:05:11,440 | 01:05:16,680 | KNOCK AT DOOR Andrew, dear... Excuse me, Ella. ..may I see you a moment? | KNOCK AT DOOR Andrew, dear... Excuse me, Ella. ..may I see you a moment? |
978 | 01:05:16,680 | 01:05:18,920 | Certainly, dear. I'll be right back, Ella. | Certainly, dear. I'll be right back, Ella. |
979 | 01:05:20,440 | 01:05:22,160 | Come in here a minute, dear. | Come in here a minute, dear. |
980 | 01:05:28,640 | 01:05:31,880 | Andrew, there are two more people to see you. | Andrew, there are two more people to see you. |
981 | 01:05:31,880 | 01:05:36,600 | - Same thing? - Yes, Mr Eckert and a man from the Post for a picture of Dinah. | - Same thing? - Yes, Mr Eckert and a man from the Post for a picture of Dinah. |
982 | 01:05:36,600 | 01:05:39,480 | - That's out of the question. - You'll have to talk to him. | - That's out of the question. - You'll have to talk to him. |
983 | 01:05:39,480 | 01:05:42,200 | It's a tempest in a teapot. | It's a tempest in a teapot. |
984 | 01:05:42,200 | 01:05:45,360 | - I'll get rid of them. - DOORBELL | - I'll get rid of them. - DOORBELL |
985 | 01:05:45,360 | 01:05:47,280 | Now there's someone else. | Now there's someone else. |
986 | 01:05:47,280 | 01:05:52,360 | Andrew, she can go to your sister Carrie in Pittsburgh for a few months. | Andrew, she can go to your sister Carrie in Pittsburgh for a few months. |
987 | 01:05:52,360 | 01:05:57,640 | - What good would it do? - She'd have a chance to think, and we can sort things out. | - What good would it do? - She'd have a chance to think, and we can sort things out. |
988 | 01:05:57,640 | 01:06:01,200 | If anything's to be sorted out, the place is here. | If anything's to be sorted out, the place is here. |
989 | 01:06:01,200 | 01:06:03,600 | They'll be dreadful to her. | They'll be dreadful to her. |
990 | 01:06:03,600 | 01:06:06,280 | I'm afraid you're right, Lily. | I'm afraid you're right, Lily. |
991 | 01:06:06,280 | 01:06:09,080 | But what affects Dinah affects us too. | But what affects Dinah affects us too. |
992 | 01:06:09,080 | 01:06:15,520 | - I'd rather face it here than send her away. It isn't Dinah's fault. - I don't know, Andrew. | - I'd rather face it here than send her away. It isn't Dinah's fault. - I don't know, Andrew. |
993 | 01:06:15,520 | 01:06:18,680 | I can't help feeling it must be partly her fault. | I can't help feeling it must be partly her fault. |
994 | 01:06:18,680 | 01:06:24,080 | - Ordinary well-mannered people don't get into things like this. - Lily. | - Ordinary well-mannered people don't get into things like this. - Lily. |
995 | 01:06:24,080 | 01:06:27,960 | Ordinary well-mannered people get into all kinds of trouble. | Ordinary well-mannered people get into all kinds of trouble. |
996 | 01:06:31,920 | 01:06:33,040 | Oh! | Oh! |
997 | 01:06:35,480 | 01:06:38,120 | Bernice? I've been looking for you. | Bernice? I've been looking for you. |
998 | 01:06:38,120 | 01:06:40,560 | You'd no need to hang up the phone. | You'd no need to hang up the phone. |
999 | 01:06:40,560 | 01:06:43,800 | There's no point you talking to me, Tom Wade. | There's no point you talking to me, Tom Wade. |
1000 | 01:06:43,800 | 01:06:48,080 | - Won't you let me explain? - Some things explain themselves, Mr Wade. | - Won't you let me explain? - Some things explain themselves, Mr Wade. |
1001 | 01:06:48,080 | 01:06:50,400 | I love this new flavour, Fred. | I love this new flavour, Fred. |
1002 | 01:06:50,400 | 01:06:54,840 | Have another! Two sodas, please. Pistachio. | Have another! Two sodas, please. Pistachio. |
1003 | 01:06:54,840 | 01:06:57,240 | Bernice, you're mistaken about this. | Bernice, you're mistaken about this. |
1004 | 01:06:57,240 | 01:07:01,480 | If that's so, you wouldn't be seen talking with Dinah Sheldon. | If that's so, you wouldn't be seen talking with Dinah Sheldon. |
1005 | 01:07:01,480 | 01:07:04,960 | Mrs Weir told Momma she was hanging out washing, | Mrs Weir told Momma she was hanging out washing, |
1006 | 01:07:04,960 | 01:07:08,000 | and you walked right back into that greenhouse | and you walked right back into that greenhouse |
1007 | 01:07:08,000 | 01:07:11,040 | and talked to her, as big as life! | and talked to her, as big as life! |
1008 | 01:07:11,040 | 01:07:12,640 | What's wrong with that? | What's wrong with that? |
1009 | 01:07:12,640 | 01:07:14,960 | After what she did?! That creature! | After what she did?! That creature! |
1010 | 01:07:14,960 | 01:07:18,800 | She is not a creature. You're taking a wrong attitude. | She is not a creature. You're taking a wrong attitude. |
1011 | 01:07:18,800 | 01:07:22,040 | Mr Wade, to whom do you think you're speaking to? | Mr Wade, to whom do you think you're speaking to? |
1012 | 01:07:22,040 | 01:07:27,080 | - I'm telling you, Di did nothing wrong. - She's nothing but a...a... | - I'm telling you, Di did nothing wrong. - She's nothing but a...a... |
1013 | 01:07:27,080 | 01:07:29,080 | things everybody's saying. | things everybody's saying. |
1014 | 01:07:29,080 | 01:07:32,720 | - Do you believe them? - Where there's smoke there's fire, Mother says. | - Do you believe them? - Where there's smoke there's fire, Mother says. |
1015 | 01:07:33,880 | 01:07:38,320 | - That's the most unfair thing I ever heard. - Everyone can't be wrong. | - That's the most unfair thing I ever heard. - Everyone can't be wrong. |
1016 | 01:07:38,320 | 01:07:41,320 | If I were willing not to ask questions, | If I were willing not to ask questions, |
1017 | 01:07:41,320 | 01:07:46,400 | the least you can do is promise not to speak to that hussy again. | the least you can do is promise not to speak to that hussy again. |
1018 | 01:07:46,400 | 01:07:50,040 | Bernice, if you were a man I'd punch you in the nose. | Bernice, if you were a man I'd punch you in the nose. |
1019 | 01:07:50,040 | 01:07:51,240 | Fred! | Fred! |
1020 | 01:07:52,560 | 01:07:54,720 | Uh...I'M a man. | Uh...I'M a man. |
1021 | 01:07:57,520 | 01:07:59,320 | Man, huh? | Man, huh? |
1022 | 01:08:01,600 | 01:08:03,760 | He's fainted! | He's fainted! |
1023 | 01:08:03,760 | 01:08:05,760 | - Lily? - Yes? | - Lily? - Yes? |
1024 | 01:08:07,800 | 01:08:09,640 | Lily, where are you? | Lily, where are you? |
1025 | 01:08:09,640 | 01:08:12,840 | I'm up here, dear. What is it? | I'm up here, dear. What is it? |
1026 | 01:08:12,840 | 01:08:16,080 | You'll have to change your Young People's Meeting to another day. | You'll have to change your Young People's Meeting to another day. |
1027 | 01:08:17,440 | 01:08:20,760 | The furnace man's working in the hall on Tuesday. | The furnace man's working in the hall on Tuesday. |
1028 | 01:08:20,760 | 01:08:21,880 | Monday, then. | Monday, then. |
1029 | 01:08:23,640 | 01:08:25,840 | Hey, what's going on here? | Hey, what's going on here? |
1030 | 01:08:25,840 | 01:08:29,360 | Dinah's going to visit your sister Carrie till summer. | Dinah's going to visit your sister Carrie till summer. |
1031 | 01:08:29,360 | 01:08:32,720 | - I told you how I feel about that. - Papa, please. | - I told you how I feel about that. - Papa, please. |
1032 | 01:08:32,720 | 01:08:35,360 | We talked it over, and Momma's right. | We talked it over, and Momma's right. |
1033 | 01:08:35,360 | 01:08:38,080 | It's best for me to go away for a few months. | It's best for me to go away for a few months. |
1034 | 01:08:38,080 | 01:08:40,680 | I've done nothing but cause trouble for you. | I've done nothing but cause trouble for you. |
1035 | 01:08:44,160 | 01:08:48,480 | I said before, it's a family responsibility. We'll fight it out. | I said before, it's a family responsibility. We'll fight it out. |
1036 | 01:08:48,480 | 01:08:50,680 | There's nothing to fight. | There's nothing to fight. |
1037 | 01:08:50,680 | 01:08:55,920 | It's a matter of getting people to forget. They won't if Dinah's here. | It's a matter of getting people to forget. They won't if Dinah's here. |
1038 | 01:08:55,920 | 01:08:58,880 | - Forget what? The evil their own minds invented? - No, dear. | - Forget what? The evil their own minds invented? - No, dear. |
1039 | 01:08:58,880 | 01:09:02,160 | The situation that could affect your whole future. | The situation that could affect your whole future. |
1040 | 01:09:05,040 | 01:09:08,800 | Lily dear, if God wants me to be bishop, I will be. | Lily dear, if God wants me to be bishop, I will be. |
1041 | 01:09:08,800 | 01:09:12,480 | It's more urgent to recognise gossip for what it is. | It's more urgent to recognise gossip for what it is. |
1042 | 01:09:12,480 | 01:09:15,960 | Andrew, dear, you know how much good you could do. | Andrew, dear, you know how much good you could do. |
1043 | 01:09:15,960 | 01:09:18,000 | It means so much to everyone. | It means so much to everyone. |
1044 | 01:09:18,000 | 01:09:20,280 | PHONE RINGS | PHONE RINGS |
1045 | 01:09:21,280 | 01:09:24,400 | I talked with Mr Fletcher and some of the vestrymen. | I talked with Mr Fletcher and some of the vestrymen. |
1046 | 01:09:24,400 | 01:09:26,560 | We agree it's the wisest thing. | We agree it's the wisest thing. |
1047 | 01:09:26,560 | 01:09:29,920 | - GENE: - Call for Pa, about the job for Hank Miller. | - GENE: - Call for Pa, about the job for Hank Miller. |
1048 | 01:09:29,920 | 01:09:31,640 | Right, Gene. | Right, Gene. |
1049 | 01:09:31,640 | 01:09:34,560 | - Lily... - Answer that and leave this to me, dear. | - Lily... - Answer that and leave this to me, dear. |
1050 | 01:09:34,560 | 01:09:36,480 | I know I'm right, Andrew. | I know I'm right, Andrew. |
1051 | 01:09:36,480 | 01:09:42,040 | I won't stand still while you lose the chance to be bishop of this diocese. | I won't stand still while you lose the chance to be bishop of this diocese. |
1052 | 01:09:42,040 | 01:09:45,080 | - - Pa, are you coming? - Please, dear. | - - Pa, are you coming? - Please, dear. |
1053 | 01:09:45,080 | 01:09:47,200 | - - Shall I hang up, Pa? | - - Shall I hang up, Pa? |
1054 | 01:09:47,200 | 01:09:48,640 | No, I'm coming. | No, I'm coming. |
1055 | 01:09:53,520 | 01:09:55,560 | HE CLEARS THROAT | HE CLEARS THROAT |
1056 | 01:09:59,640 | 01:10:01,760 | - MARK: I wish - I - was going away! | - MARK: I wish - I - was going away! |
1057 | 01:10:01,760 | 01:10:03,080 | - SIS: - I don't. | - SIS: - I don't. |
1058 | 01:10:11,720 | 01:10:13,280 | Tom? | Tom? |
1059 | 01:10:23,160 | 01:10:24,920 | I just want to say goodbye. | I just want to say goodbye. |
1060 | 01:10:27,000 | 01:10:30,000 | I thought it all over, Di, and I know it wasn't your fault. | I thought it all over, Di, and I know it wasn't your fault. |
1061 | 01:10:30,000 | 01:10:32,400 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
1062 | 01:10:32,400 | 01:10:35,000 | I'm sorry they're sending you away. | I'm sorry they're sending you away. |
1063 | 01:10:35,000 | 01:10:40,400 | Perhaps it's as well if we don't see each other. I've caused you enough grief. | Perhaps it's as well if we don't see each other. I've caused you enough grief. |
1064 | 01:10:41,600 | 01:10:44,040 | I don't hold anything against you, Di. | I don't hold anything against you, Di. |
1065 | 01:10:44,040 | 01:10:48,800 | - Dinah! Come on, dear. We're ready. - All right, Momma. I'm coming. | - Dinah! Come on, dear. We're ready. - All right, Momma. I'm coming. |
1066 | 01:10:50,720 | 01:10:52,600 | Perhaps we should say goodbye here... | Perhaps we should say goodbye here... |
1067 | 01:10:53,960 | 01:10:55,800 | ..in the darkness. | ..in the darkness. |
1068 | 01:10:55,800 | 01:10:58,840 | It would be best for you not to be seen with me now. | It would be best for you not to be seen with me now. |
1069 | 01:10:58,840 | 01:11:03,000 | I don't feel that way. I'm not ashamed to be seen with you. | I don't feel that way. I'm not ashamed to be seen with you. |
1070 | 01:11:03,000 | 01:11:06,520 | No, it...it's better this way. | No, it...it's better this way. |
1071 | 01:11:06,520 | 01:11:08,000 | You know what they're saying. | You know what they're saying. |
1072 | 01:11:10,520 | 01:11:13,560 | The world can be very unkind to a woman alone. | The world can be very unkind to a woman alone. |
1073 | 01:11:13,560 | 01:11:15,840 | Well, we'll just show them. | Well, we'll just show them. |
1074 | 01:11:15,840 | 01:11:19,720 | I'll ride to the station with you. We'll let everybody see us. | I'll ride to the station with you. We'll let everybody see us. |
1075 | 01:11:20,920 | 01:11:23,040 | You behave, and mind your father. | You behave, and mind your father. |
1076 | 01:11:23,040 | 01:11:24,840 | - Yes, Momma. - MARK: Yes, Momma. | - Yes, Momma. - MARK: Yes, Momma. |
1077 | 01:11:26,520 | 01:11:28,360 | Tom's going to see me off. | Tom's going to see me off. |
1078 | 01:11:28,360 | 01:11:32,200 | Oh? Well, dear, I wonder if... | Oh? Well, dear, I wonder if... |
1079 | 01:11:32,200 | 01:11:36,520 | Mrs Sheldon, I want you to know, I'd be proud to ride in your buggy. | Mrs Sheldon, I want you to know, I'd be proud to ride in your buggy. |
1080 | 01:11:36,520 | 01:11:41,360 | - Well, yes, but it might not... - Good idea, Lily. Go along, Tom. | - Well, yes, but it might not... - Good idea, Lily. Go along, Tom. |
1081 | 01:11:41,360 | 01:11:43,600 | Yes, sir. I'll put your bag in the buggy. | Yes, sir. I'll put your bag in the buggy. |
1082 | 01:11:45,000 | 01:11:50,360 | - Take care, dear. I'll be back tomorrow. - I don't like you travelling alone. | - Take care, dear. I'll be back tomorrow. - I don't like you travelling alone. |
1083 | 01:11:50,360 | 01:11:54,400 | - You can't leave, with a service tomorrow and meetings tonight. - No, I can't. | - You can't leave, with a service tomorrow and meetings tonight. - No, I can't. |
1084 | 01:11:56,120 | 01:11:57,600 | - Goodbye, dear. - Goodbye. | - Goodbye, dear. - Goodbye. |
1085 | 01:12:04,960 | 01:12:08,360 | Papa, I've been thinking. | Papa, I've been thinking. |
1086 | 01:12:08,360 | 01:12:12,280 | It's my ambition that's caused all the trouble for everybody. | It's my ambition that's caused all the trouble for everybody. |
1087 | 01:12:12,280 | 01:12:16,400 | So I've come to a decision. I'm giving up painting. | So I've come to a decision. I'm giving up painting. |
1088 | 01:12:19,080 | 01:12:21,320 | Odd you should say that. | Odd you should say that. |
1089 | 01:12:21,320 | 01:12:22,360 | Why, Papa? | Why, Papa? |
1090 | 01:12:23,560 | 01:12:26,400 | I wondered, when you're in Pittsburgh, | I wondered, when you're in Pittsburgh, |
1091 | 01:12:26,400 | 01:12:29,640 | I've never had a picture of your Aunt Carrie. | I've never had a picture of your Aunt Carrie. |
1092 | 01:12:29,640 | 01:12:33,600 | I, er... had Jean put your paints in the buggy. | I, er... had Jean put your paints in the buggy. |
1093 | 01:12:33,600 | 01:12:38,200 | I thought if you didn't mind, you could do that for me. | I thought if you didn't mind, you could do that for me. |
1094 | 01:12:38,200 | 01:12:40,000 | If YOU want me to. | If YOU want me to. |
1095 | 01:12:40,000 | 01:12:43,720 | - Just see that it's a good one. - Oh, I will! | - Just see that it's a good one. - Oh, I will! |
1096 | 01:12:44,720 | 01:12:45,960 | Goodbye, dear. | Goodbye, dear. |
1097 | 01:12:48,040 | 01:12:49,280 | Bye, Papa. | Bye, Papa. |
1098 | 01:13:00,560 | 01:13:03,360 | - Bye, Momma! Bye! - Bye, Dinah! | - Bye, Momma! Bye! - Bye, Dinah! |
1099 | 01:13:03,360 | 01:13:06,200 | - Bye, Dinah! - Bye, Momma! Bye! | - Bye, Dinah! - Bye, Momma! Bye! |
1100 | 01:13:10,520 | 01:13:12,880 | BRASS BAND PLAYS STIRRING MARCH | BRASS BAND PLAYS STIRRING MARCH |
1101 | 01:13:27,560 | 01:13:29,600 | SHOUTING | SHOUTING |
1102 | 01:13:29,600 | 01:13:31,720 | Out of our way! Out of our way! | Out of our way! Out of our way! |
1103 | 01:13:31,720 | 01:13:39,520 | - Ha, ha! You're not going anywhere! - On to City Hall! Teddy Roosevelt's speaking tonight! We'll tell him! | - Ha, ha! You're not going anywhere! - On to City Hall! Teddy Roosevelt's speaking tonight! We'll tell him! |
1104 | 01:13:39,520 | 01:13:44,040 | - You'll never get to City Hall. - Go on home, you silly hens. | - You'll never get to City Hall. - Go on home, you silly hens. |
1105 | 01:13:44,040 | 01:13:49,320 | - Why don't they let them through? They can see the President. - It's not our business. | - Why don't they let them through? They can see the President. - It's not our business. |
1106 | 01:13:49,320 | 01:13:53,880 | Some among you must want to hear the voice of justice for women. | Some among you must want to hear the voice of justice for women. |
1107 | 01:13:53,880 | 01:13:57,160 | To you I say... DERISIVE SHOUTS | To you I say... DERISIVE SHOUTS |
1108 | 01:13:57,160 | 01:14:00,560 | Oh, that's mean! They SHOULD let them through! | Oh, that's mean! They SHOULD let them through! |
1109 | 01:14:00,560 | 01:14:02,600 | Momma, you're right. | Momma, you're right. |
1110 | 01:14:02,600 | 01:14:06,720 | Somebody's got to make a path for them. Giddy-up, George. | Somebody's got to make a path for them. Giddy-up, George. |
1111 | 01:14:13,600 | 01:14:15,880 | SHOUTS AND SCREAMS | SHOUTS AND SCREAMS |
1112 | 01:14:44,960 | 01:14:48,000 | - HORSE NEIGHS - You all right? - Where are we? | - HORSE NEIGHS - You all right? - Where are we? |
1113 | 01:14:51,400 | 01:14:53,880 | Wait! That's my new parasol! | Wait! That's my new parasol! |
1114 | 01:14:53,880 | 01:14:56,200 | HORSE NEIGHS | HORSE NEIGHS |
1115 | 01:15:00,680 | 01:15:02,680 | CRASH! | CRASH! |
1116 | 01:15:06,920 | 01:15:10,200 | I'm sick and tired of submitting to this gossip, | I'm sick and tired of submitting to this gossip, |
1117 | 01:15:10,200 | 01:15:15,360 | allowing it to grow and disrupt my parish, my work and my family. | allowing it to grow and disrupt my parish, my work and my family. |
1118 | 01:15:15,360 | 01:15:18,240 | I don't intend to let it go on happening. | I don't intend to let it go on happening. |
1119 | 01:15:18,240 | 01:15:20,640 | I should never have allowed Lily and Dinah to leave. | I should never have allowed Lily and Dinah to leave. |
1120 | 01:15:21,960 | 01:15:24,440 | I'm not going to let this break up my family. | I'm not going to let this break up my family. |
1121 | 01:15:25,600 | 01:15:29,240 | I'm going down to the station, and pray they haven't left. | I'm going down to the station, and pray they haven't left. |
1122 | 01:15:29,240 | 01:15:33,400 | No daughter of mine is being sent away because of lying tongues. | No daughter of mine is being sent away because of lying tongues. |
1123 | 01:15:33,400 | 01:15:35,800 | PHONE RINGS | PHONE RINGS |
1124 | 01:15:40,120 | 01:15:41,840 | Hello? | Hello? |
1125 | 01:15:41,840 | 01:15:43,880 | Yes. Yes. | Yes. Yes. |
1126 | 01:15:45,280 | 01:15:46,360 | It... | It... |
1127 | 01:15:48,320 | 01:15:50,400 | Yes! Yes, I'll be right down! | Yes! Yes, I'll be right down! |
1128 | 01:15:52,400 | 01:15:54,720 | Fortunately, they...haven't left yet. | Fortunately, they...haven't left yet. |
1129 | 01:15:56,480 | 01:15:59,840 | - Andrew...your family? - Yes, Dan. They were arrested. | - Andrew...your family? - Yes, Dan. They were arrested. |
1130 | 01:15:59,840 | 01:16:03,120 | Over there, Reverend. If they're yours, we'll release them. | Over there, Reverend. If they're yours, we'll release them. |
1131 | 01:16:05,800 | 01:16:07,200 | Yes, they're mine. | Yes, they're mine. |
1132 | 01:16:10,480 | 01:16:15,560 | - Lily, dear, are you all right? - Yes, dear. Perfectly. We all are. | - Lily, dear, are you all right? - Yes, dear. Perfectly. We all are. |
1133 | 01:16:16,720 | 01:16:18,280 | Er...what about your eye? | Er...what about your eye? |
1134 | 01:16:18,280 | 01:16:20,320 | It's nothing. | It's nothing. |
1135 | 01:16:20,320 | 01:16:22,600 | Someone hit me, that's all. | Someone hit me, that's all. |
1136 | 01:16:22,600 | 01:16:26,040 | It's a beauty, isn't it? Well, let's go home. | It's a beauty, isn't it? Well, let's go home. |
1137 | 01:16:26,040 | 01:16:28,160 | We'll want to get something on these bruises. | We'll want to get something on these bruises. |
1138 | 01:16:32,920 | 01:16:35,040 | Keep your guard up? | Keep your guard up? |
1139 | 01:16:35,040 | 01:16:40,400 | Andrew, I want you to know we did nothing wrong. It wasn't our fault. | Andrew, I want you to know we did nothing wrong. It wasn't our fault. |
1140 | 01:16:40,400 | 01:16:44,400 | Yes, I know, dear. Ordinary, well-mannered people just... | Yes, I know, dear. Ordinary, well-mannered people just... |
1141 | 01:16:44,400 | 01:16:46,200 | don't get into things like this. | don't get into things like this. |
1142 | 01:16:57,560 | 01:17:00,120 | ORGAN PLAYS | ORGAN PLAYS |
1143 | 01:17:46,400 | 01:17:50,360 | Andrew, I know you've changed your subject for the sermon. | Andrew, I know you've changed your subject for the sermon. |
1144 | 01:17:50,360 | 01:17:51,920 | Have you prepared another? | Have you prepared another? |
1145 | 01:17:53,680 | 01:17:56,400 | No. But... | No. But... |
1146 | 01:17:56,400 | 01:17:59,440 | I HAVE been thinking about it for quite a while. | I HAVE been thinking about it for quite a while. |
1147 | 01:17:59,440 | 01:18:02,760 | Andrew, concerning your, er, ruminations, | Andrew, concerning your, er, ruminations, |
1148 | 01:18:02,760 | 01:18:06,520 | my advice would be to make no mention of the matter last week. | my advice would be to make no mention of the matter last week. |
1149 | 01:18:06,520 | 01:18:10,400 | You're all very certain that if I forget it, everyone will. | You're all very certain that if I forget it, everyone will. |
1150 | 01:18:10,400 | 01:18:13,280 | Time takes care of everything. | Time takes care of everything. |
1151 | 01:18:13,280 | 01:18:18,680 | - The less I make of this, the more I protect my opportunity to be bishop. - Aye! | - The less I make of this, the more I protect my opportunity to be bishop. - Aye! |
1152 | 01:18:18,680 | 01:18:21,240 | Let's not be ashamed of mentioning | Let's not be ashamed of mentioning |
1153 | 01:18:21,240 | 01:18:25,840 | that it's something of concern to you and to your friends here. | that it's something of concern to you and to your friends here. |
1154 | 01:18:25,840 | 01:18:27,400 | I appreciate that, too. | I appreciate that, too. |
1155 | 01:18:30,000 | 01:18:33,240 | Perhaps, Andrew, you'd give us some information | Perhaps, Andrew, you'd give us some information |
1156 | 01:18:33,240 | 01:18:36,800 | concerning your, er...ruminations? | concerning your, er...ruminations? |
1157 | 01:18:38,320 | 01:18:44,000 | Well, of course, if I weren't concerned about becoming bishop... | Well, of course, if I weren't concerned about becoming bishop... |
1158 | 01:18:44,000 | 01:18:48,080 | and if I weren't willing to just forget the whole thing... | and if I weren't willing to just forget the whole thing... |
1159 | 01:18:49,800 | 01:18:53,600 | ..I would have a few things to say. A few points to make. | ..I would have a few things to say. A few points to make. |
1160 | 01:18:53,600 | 01:18:56,480 | To begin with, I would proudly contend | To begin with, I would proudly contend |
1161 | 01:18:56,480 | 01:19:00,320 | that my family fought for the rights of individuals. | that my family fought for the rights of individuals. |
1162 | 01:19:00,320 | 01:19:02,760 | I'd point out that with elections... | I'd point out that with elections... |
1163 | 01:19:02,760 | 01:19:09,200 | I might add it's shameful for members of my own congregation to indulge in petty gossip... | I might add it's shameful for members of my own congregation to indulge in petty gossip... |
1164 | 01:19:09,200 | 01:19:15,200 | about my daughter and the young man, both of whom are above reproach. | about my daughter and the young man, both of whom are above reproach. |
1165 | 01:19:15,200 | 01:19:16,600 | Andrew, I implore you ... | Andrew, I implore you ... |
1166 | 01:19:16,600 | 01:19:19,400 | Just a moment. I am not finished... | Just a moment. I am not finished... |
1167 | 01:19:19,400 | 01:19:21,200 | with my ruminations. | with my ruminations. |
1168 | 01:19:22,800 | 01:19:25,520 | I would also say that I, too, am in error. | I would also say that I, too, am in error. |
1169 | 01:19:26,960 | 01:19:29,400 | I have not taught my people well | I have not taught my people well |
1170 | 01:19:29,400 | 01:19:31,600 | if this sort of thing can happen in my parish. | if this sort of thing can happen in my parish. |
1171 | 01:19:32,920 | 01:19:36,720 | I would also confess I was willing to submit to this gossip | I would also confess I was willing to submit to this gossip |
1172 | 01:19:36,720 | 01:19:38,880 | by agreeing to let my daughter leave town. | by agreeing to let my daughter leave town. |
1173 | 01:19:40,960 | 01:19:47,040 | I was willing to submit because I was concerned about my possible election as bishop. | I was willing to submit because I was concerned about my possible election as bishop. |
1174 | 01:19:47,040 | 01:19:49,800 | Andrew, you cannae dare say such things! | Andrew, you cannae dare say such things! |
1175 | 01:19:49,800 | 01:19:55,280 | You know, as I divulge these ruminations to you, | You know, as I divulge these ruminations to you, |
1176 | 01:19:55,280 | 01:19:59,840 | I am more and more convinced that I shall speak of these things. | I am more and more convinced that I shall speak of these things. |
1177 | 01:19:59,840 | 01:20:03,600 | - Don't you realise...? - If what my family and I did is wrong, | - Don't you realise...? - If what my family and I did is wrong, |
1178 | 01:20:03,600 | 01:20:06,040 | I do not deserve to be bishop. | I do not deserve to be bishop. |
1179 | 01:20:06,040 | 01:20:10,880 | The only important thing is, I must serve my congregation. | The only important thing is, I must serve my congregation. |
1180 | 01:20:10,880 | 01:20:14,000 | The first obligation of a minister is to serve. | The first obligation of a minister is to serve. |
1181 | 01:20:14,000 | 01:20:16,400 | I can only serve by speaking the truth. | I can only serve by speaking the truth. |
1182 | 01:20:16,400 | 01:20:19,200 | You cannae mean to say this in the pulpit?! | You cannae mean to say this in the pulpit?! |
1183 | 01:20:19,200 | 01:20:20,880 | - Yes, Dan. - < You can't possibly! | - Yes, Dan. - < You can't possibly! |
1184 | 01:20:20,880 | 01:20:23,280 | I may even think of more. | I may even think of more. |
1185 | 01:20:23,280 | 01:20:27,120 | I shall probably say something about how we use words | I shall probably say something about how we use words |
1186 | 01:20:27,120 | 01:20:30,160 | like meanness, intolerance and bigotry, | like meanness, intolerance and bigotry, |
1187 | 01:20:30,160 | 01:20:34,480 | but somehow always in connection with others, never with ourselves. | but somehow always in connection with others, never with ourselves. |
1188 | 01:20:34,480 | 01:20:38,200 | What's happened in the last few days, this gossip, | What's happened in the last few days, this gossip, |
1189 | 01:20:38,200 | 01:20:41,480 | is mean, intolerant and bigoted. | is mean, intolerant and bigoted. |
1190 | 01:20:41,480 | 01:20:45,000 | If it isn't pointed out and recognised for what it is, | If it isn't pointed out and recognised for what it is, |
1191 | 01:20:45,000 | 01:20:48,080 | who can say what cruel thing it may lead to tomorrow? | who can say what cruel thing it may lead to tomorrow? |
1192 | 01:20:49,320 | 01:20:51,600 | There's no measure of a lie. | There's no measure of a lie. |
1193 | 01:20:51,600 | 01:20:54,760 | It's...neither little nor big. | It's...neither little nor big. |
1194 | 01:20:54,760 | 01:20:56,800 | It's always a lie. | It's always a lie. |
1195 | 01:20:56,800 | 01:21:00,560 | I don't want to see any man judge his neighbour. | I don't want to see any man judge his neighbour. |
1196 | 01:21:00,560 | 01:21:02,920 | That we must always leave to God. | That we must always leave to God. |
1197 | 01:21:05,560 | 01:21:08,600 | You may be more comfortable, Dan, in here. | You may be more comfortable, Dan, in here. |
1198 | 01:21:08,600 | 01:21:11,240 | No. I'll go. Right or wrong, Andrew, | No. I'll go. Right or wrong, Andrew, |
1199 | 01:21:11,240 | 01:21:13,800 | I want to be in wi' you at the finish. | I want to be in wi' you at the finish. |
1200 | 01:21:24,400 | 01:21:28,960 | Instead of starting with hymn 127, which was posted for today, | Instead of starting with hymn 127, which was posted for today, |
1201 | 01:21:28,960 | 01:21:31,040 | we will sing hymn 493. | we will sing hymn 493. |
1202 | 01:21:32,040 | 01:21:35,240 | It begins, "O brother man, | It begins, "O brother man, |
1203 | 01:21:35,240 | 01:21:37,520 | "hold to thy heart thy brother." | "hold to thy heart thy brother." |
1204 | 01:21:37,520 | 01:21:40,200 | ORGAN PLAYS | ORGAN PLAYS |
1205 | 01:21:55,280 | 01:21:58,080 | Well, has no-one in this family anything to say? | Well, has no-one in this family anything to say? |
1206 | 01:21:58,080 | 01:22:00,120 | Why the unusual silence? | Why the unusual silence? |
1207 | 01:22:00,120 | 01:22:02,600 | It's your sermon, Andrew. | It's your sermon, Andrew. |
1208 | 01:22:02,600 | 01:22:04,160 | It made us so proud. | It made us so proud. |
1209 | 01:22:05,160 | 01:22:07,200 | I want you to know that I... | I want you to know that I... |
1210 | 01:22:07,200 | 01:22:08,560 | I... | I... |
1211 | 01:22:09,920 | 01:22:11,960 | SHE SOBS | SHE SOBS |
1212 | 01:22:15,120 | 01:22:16,680 | Papa? | Papa? |
1213 | 01:22:16,680 | 01:22:17,920 | That was the finest... | That was the finest... |
1214 | 01:22:19,400 | 01:22:21,120 | That really was the finest... | That really was the finest... |
1215 | 01:22:23,440 | 01:22:25,480 | SHE SOBS | SHE SOBS |
1216 | 01:22:28,640 | 01:22:30,920 | What they wanted to tell you, Father, was... | What they wanted to tell you, Father, was... |
1217 | 01:22:30,920 | 01:22:32,760 | Well, you were so... | Well, you were so... |
1218 | 01:22:32,760 | 01:22:35,720 | So... I mean... | So... I mean... |
1219 | 01:22:41,360 | 01:22:43,400 | What have you got to say? | What have you got to say? |
1220 | 01:22:43,400 | 01:22:45,920 | - I'm hungry. - And so am I. | - I'm hungry. - And so am I. |
1221 | 01:22:45,920 | 01:22:47,840 | Sensible people. | Sensible people. |
1222 | 01:23:04,560 | 01:23:06,600 | Can I help? | Can I help? |
1223 | 01:23:06,600 | 01:23:08,040 | No. | No. |
1224 | 01:23:09,840 | 01:23:14,880 | Oh, Tom, thanks for everything you've done. You've been wonderful. | Oh, Tom, thanks for everything you've done. You've been wonderful. |
1225 | 01:23:15,880 | 01:23:19,200 | No. YOU'RE wonderful. | No. YOU'RE wonderful. |
1226 | 01:23:19,200 | 01:23:23,040 | I didn't have sense enough to see it till now, but, Di... | I didn't have sense enough to see it till now, but, Di... |
1227 | 01:23:23,040 | 01:23:25,080 | Yes, Tom? | Yes, Tom? |
1228 | 01:23:25,080 | 01:23:28,840 | I do know it now. You are. | I do know it now. You are. |
1229 | 01:23:31,120 | 01:23:32,240 | I... | I... |
1230 | 01:23:34,920 | 01:23:37,200 | I...I guess I'd better go back. | I...I guess I'd better go back. |
1231 | 01:23:37,200 | 01:23:39,240 | Please come in with me. | Please come in with me. |
1232 | 01:23:40,320 | 01:23:43,560 | - Sure, Di. - Let me help you. | - Sure, Di. - Let me help you. |
1233 | 01:23:51,400 | 01:23:53,440 | Oh, no. | Oh, no. |
1234 | 01:23:53,440 | 01:23:56,920 | Di, there's just one thing I want to ask of you. | Di, there's just one thing I want to ask of you. |
1235 | 01:23:56,920 | 01:23:58,800 | Please, don't ever help me! | Please, don't ever help me! |
1236 | 01:24:03,960 | 01:24:06,400 | < WILD CRY | < WILD CRY |
1237 | 01:24:09,160 | 01:24:12,000 | Andrew! I've got something... | Andrew! I've got something... |
1238 | 01:24:12,000 | 01:24:14,600 | Tom, do you suppose...? | Tom, do you suppose...? |
1239 | 01:24:14,600 | 01:24:17,760 | Must a man wait all the day when he has important news? | Must a man wait all the day when he has important news? |
1240 | 01:24:19,400 | 01:24:22,080 | Andrew, they've elected you bishop. | Andrew, they've elected you bishop. |
1241 | 01:24:22,080 | 01:24:27,800 | ALL GASP I'm very proud and very happy to be the first to congratulate you. | ALL GASP I'm very proud and very happy to be the first to congratulate you. |
1242 | 01:24:29,240 | 01:24:32,560 | Hae you no word for us, Andrew, when I bring you such good tidings? | Hae you no word for us, Andrew, when I bring you such good tidings? |
1243 | 01:24:38,720 | 01:24:40,760 | Hae you nothing to say? | Hae you nothing to say? |
1244 | 01:24:44,960 | 01:24:47,520 | Will ye hae white meat or dark, Dan? | Will ye hae white meat or dark, Dan? |
1245 | 01:24:47,520 | 01:24:51,680 | Sit down. Sit down. Bring up another chair. | Sit down. Sit down. Bring up another chair. |
1246 | 01:25:00,880 | 01:25:03,920 | Subtitles by Ericsson | Subtitles by Ericsson |