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1 | 00:01:24,610 | 00:01:27,404 | I owe everything to George Bailey. | I owe everything to George Bailey. |
2 | 00:01:27,822 | 00:01:29,698 | Help him, dear Father. | Help him, dear Father. |
3 | 00:01:30,074 | 00:01:33,118 | Joseph, Jesus and Mary, | Joseph, Jesus and Mary, |
4 | 00:01:33,202 | 00:01:35,829 | help my friend Mr. Bailey. | help my friend Mr. Bailey. |
5 | 00:01:36,289 | 00:01:38,915 | Help my son George tonight. | Help my son George tonight. |
6 | 00:01:39,750 | 00:01:41,626 | He never thinks about himself, God. | He never thinks about himself, God. |
7 | 00:01:41,711 | 00:01:43,461 | That's why he's in trouble. | That's why he's in trouble. |
8 | 00:01:43,546 | 00:01:44,713 | George is a good guy. | George is a good guy. |
9 | 00:01:45,882 | 00:01:47,132 | Give him a break, God. | Give him a break, God. |
10 | 00:01:47,216 | 00:01:49,342 | I love him, dear Lord. | I love him, dear Lord. |
11 | 00:01:49,427 | 00:01:51,303 | Watch over him tonight. | Watch over him tonight. |
12 | 00:01:51,762 | 00:01:53,096 | Please, God. | Please, God. |
13 | 00:01:53,181 | 00:01:55,473 | Something's the matter with Daddy. | Something's the matter with Daddy. |
14 | 00:01:55,558 | 00:01:57,851 | Please bring Daddy back. | Please bring Daddy back. |
15 | 00:01:58,436 | 00:01:59,978 | Please bring Daddy home. | Please bring Daddy home. |
16 | 00:02:00,062 | 00:02:02,272 | Watch over him tonight. | Watch over him tonight. |
17 | 00:02:02,648 | 00:02:04,941 | Please bring Daddy back. | Please bring Daddy back. |
18 | 00:02:08,821 | 00:02:10,864 | Hello, Joseph. Trouble? | Hello, Joseph. Trouble? |
19 | 00:02:10,948 | 00:02:13,533 | Looks like we'll have to send someone down. | Looks like we'll have to send someone down. |
20 | 00:02:13,618 | 00:02:16,703 | A lot of people asking for help for a man named George Bailey. | A lot of people asking for help for a man named George Bailey. |
21 | 00:02:16,787 | 00:02:18,330 | George Bailey? | George Bailey? |
22 | 00:02:18,414 | 00:02:20,874 | Yes. Tonight's his crucial night. You're right. | Yes. Tonight's his crucial night. You're right. |
23 | 00:02:20,958 | 00:02:23,835 | We'll have to send someone down immediately. Whose turn is it? | We'll have to send someone down immediately. Whose turn is it? |
24 | 00:02:23,920 | 00:02:26,254 | That's why I came to see you, sir. | That's why I came to see you, sir. |
25 | 00:02:26,464 | 00:02:28,924 | It's that clockmaker's turn again. | It's that clockmaker's turn again. |
26 | 00:02:29,008 | 00:02:32,260 | Oh, Clarence. Hasn't got his wings yet, has he? | Oh, Clarence. Hasn't got his wings yet, has he? |
27 | 00:02:32,345 | 00:02:34,221 | We've passed him up right along. | We've passed him up right along. |
28 | 00:02:34,305 | 00:02:37,766 | Because, you know, sir, he's got the IQ of a rabbit. | Because, you know, sir, he's got the IQ of a rabbit. |
29 | 00:02:37,850 | 00:02:41,311 | Yes, but he's got the faith of a child. Simple. | Yes, but he's got the faith of a child. Simple. |
30 | 00:02:41,395 | 00:02:43,438 | Joseph, send for Clarence. | Joseph, send for Clarence. |
31 | 00:02:46,734 | 00:02:48,109 | You sent for me, sir? | You sent for me, sir? |
32 | 00:02:48,194 | 00:02:51,238 | Yes, Clarence. A man down on Earth needs our help. | Yes, Clarence. A man down on Earth needs our help. |
33 | 00:02:51,322 | 00:02:52,906 | Splendid. Is he sick? | Splendid. Is he sick? |
34 | 00:02:52,990 | 00:02:55,200 | No, worse. He's discouraged. | No, worse. He's discouraged. |
35 | 00:02:55,284 | 00:02:57,869 | At exactly 10:45 p. M. Earth time, | At exactly 10:45 p. M. Earth time, |
36 | 00:02:57,954 | 00:02:59,996 | that man will be thinking seriously | that man will be thinking seriously |
37 | 00:03:00,081 | 00:03:02,040 | of throwing away God's greatest gift. | of throwing away God's greatest gift. |
38 | 00:03:02,124 | 00:03:05,752 | Oh, dear, dear, his life? Then I've only an hour to dress. | Oh, dear, dear, his life? Then I've only an hour to dress. |
39 | 00:03:05,836 | 00:03:07,045 | What are they wearing now? | What are they wearing now? |
40 | 00:03:07,129 | 00:03:10,257 | You will spend that hour getting acquainted with George Bailey. | You will spend that hour getting acquainted with George Bailey. |
41 | 00:03:10,341 | 00:03:13,343 | Sir, if I should accomplish this mission, | Sir, if I should accomplish this mission, |
42 | 00:03:13,427 | 00:03:16,888 | I mean, might I perhaps win my wings? | I mean, might I perhaps win my wings? |
43 | 00:03:16,973 | 00:03:19,432 | I've been waiting for over 200 years now, sir, | I've been waiting for over 200 years now, sir, |
44 | 00:03:19,517 | 00:03:21,059 | and people are beginning to talk. | and people are beginning to talk. |
45 | 00:03:21,143 | 00:03:22,602 | What's that book you've got there? | What's that book you've got there? |
46 | 00:03:22,687 | 00:03:24,854 | The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. | The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. |
47 | 00:03:24,939 | 00:03:27,315 | Clarence, you do a good job with George Bailey | Clarence, you do a good job with George Bailey |
48 | 00:03:27,400 | 00:03:28,733 | and you'll get your wings. | and you'll get your wings. |
49 | 00:03:28,818 | 00:03:30,568 | Oh, thank you, sir. Thank you. | Oh, thank you, sir. Thank you. |
50 | 00:03:30,653 | 00:03:33,405 | Poor George. Sit down. | Poor George. Sit down. |
51 | 00:03:33,489 | 00:03:34,614 | Sit down? What are we... | Sit down? What are we... |
52 | 00:03:34,699 | 00:03:36,408 | If you're going to help a man, | If you're going to help a man, |
53 | 00:03:36,492 | 00:03:38,827 | you want to know something about him, don't you? | you want to know something about him, don't you? |
54 | 00:03:38,911 | 00:03:40,412 | Well, naturally, of course. I... | Well, naturally, of course. I... |
55 | 00:03:40,496 | 00:03:41,788 | Now, keep your eyes open. | Now, keep your eyes open. |
56 | 00:03:42,665 | 00:03:43,790 | See the town? | See the town? |
57 | 00:03:43,874 | 00:03:46,543 | Where? I don't see a thing. | Where? I don't see a thing. |
58 | 00:03:46,627 | 00:03:49,462 | Oh, I forgot. You haven't got your wings yet. | Oh, I forgot. You haven't got your wings yet. |
59 | 00:03:49,547 | 00:03:52,507 | Now, look, I'll help you out. Concentrate. | Now, look, I'll help you out. Concentrate. |
60 | 00:03:53,217 | 00:03:54,968 | Begin to see something? | Begin to see something? |
61 | 00:03:55,052 | 00:03:57,762 | Why, yes. This is amazing. | Why, yes. This is amazing. |
62 | 00:03:57,888 | 00:04:00,432 | If you ever get your wings, you'll see all by yourself. | If you ever get your wings, you'll see all by yourself. |
63 | 00:04:00,516 | 00:04:02,267 | Oh, wonderful. | Oh, wonderful. |
64 | 00:04:02,351 | 00:04:05,061 | Yay! Yippee! | Yay! Yippee! |
65 | 00:04:05,146 | 00:04:07,147 | Okay, boys, let's go. | Okay, boys, let's go. |
66 | 00:04:07,231 | 00:04:08,898 | Hey, who's that? | Hey, who's that? |
67 | 00:04:08,983 | 00:04:10,817 | That's your problem. George Bailey. | That's your problem. George Bailey. |
68 | 00:04:10,901 | 00:04:11,985 | A boy? | A boy? |
69 | 00:04:12,069 | 00:04:15,113 | That's him when he was 12 back in 1919. | That's him when he was 12 back in 1919. |
70 | 00:04:15,197 | 00:04:18,575 | Something happens here you'll have to remember later on. | Something happens here you'll have to remember later on. |
71 | 00:04:19,243 | 00:04:20,994 | Come on, Marty. | Come on, Marty. |
72 | 00:04:21,078 | 00:04:22,912 | Let's go, Marty! | Let's go, Marty! |
73 | 00:04:23,748 | 00:04:25,248 | Attaboy, Marty. | Attaboy, Marty. |
74 | 00:04:26,125 | 00:04:27,751 | Hee-haw! | Hee-haw! |
75 | 00:04:27,835 | 00:04:29,794 | Let's go, Sam. Hee-haw, Sammy! | Let's go, Sam. Hee-haw, Sammy! |
76 | 00:04:30,546 | 00:04:35,008 | Here comes the scare-baby, my kid brother Harry Bailey. | Here comes the scare-baby, my kid brother Harry Bailey. |
77 | 00:04:35,092 | 00:04:36,801 | I'm not scared. | I'm not scared. |
78 | 00:04:37,928 | 00:04:39,304 | Come on, Harry. | Come on, Harry. |
79 | 00:04:39,722 | 00:04:41,348 | Let's go, Harry! | Let's go, Harry! |
80 | 00:04:41,432 | 00:04:44,017 | Come on, Harry! | Come on, Harry! |
81 | 00:04:44,101 | 00:04:46,102 | - Come on, Harry! - Come on, Harry! | - Come on, Harry! - Come on, Harry! |
82 | 00:04:46,771 | 00:04:48,188 | Help, George, help! | Help, George, help! |
83 | 00:04:48,272 | 00:04:49,397 | Help! | Help! |
84 | 00:04:50,483 | 00:04:52,984 | Don't worry, Harry. I'm coming! | Don't worry, Harry. I'm coming! |
85 | 00:04:53,110 | 00:04:55,362 | - Help! - Hang on, Harry! | - Help! - Hang on, Harry! |
86 | 00:04:55,529 | 00:04:57,906 | - Help. - Make a chain, gang. | - Help. - Make a chain, gang. |
87 | 00:04:57,990 | 00:05:00,492 | George saved his brother's life that day, | George saved his brother's life that day, |
88 | 00:05:00,910 | 00:05:04,287 | but he caught a bad cold which infected his left ear. | but he caught a bad cold which infected his left ear. |
89 | 00:05:04,747 | 00:05:06,915 | Cost him his hearing in that ear. | Cost him his hearing in that ear. |
90 | 00:05:06,999 | 00:05:09,292 | It was weeks before he was able to go back | It was weeks before he was able to go back |
91 | 00:05:09,377 | 00:05:12,754 | to his after-school job at old man Gower's drugstore. | to his after-school job at old man Gower's drugstore. |
92 | 00:05:13,506 | 00:05:14,631 | Mr. Potter. | Mr. Potter. |
93 | 00:05:14,715 | 00:05:17,008 | Who's that, a king? | Who's that, a king? |
94 | 00:05:17,093 | 00:05:19,010 | That's Henry F. Potter, | That's Henry F. Potter, |
95 | 00:05:19,095 | 00:05:22,472 | the richest and meanest man in the county. | the richest and meanest man in the county. |
96 | 00:05:26,644 | 00:05:28,978 | - Hee-haw! Hee-haw! - Hee-haw! Hee-haw! | - Hee-haw! Hee-haw! - Hee-haw! Hee-haw! |
97 | 00:05:29,688 | 00:05:31,398 | Go to work, slave. | Go to work, slave. |
98 | 00:05:32,441 | 00:05:34,609 | Don't worry, we'll take care of it. | Don't worry, we'll take care of it. |
99 | 00:05:36,028 | 00:05:38,029 | Wish I had a million dollars. | Wish I had a million dollars. |
100 | 00:05:38,656 | 00:05:39,906 | Hot dog! | Hot dog! |
101 | 00:05:43,786 | 00:05:45,703 | It's me, Mr. Gower. George Bailey. | It's me, Mr. Gower. George Bailey. |
102 | 00:05:45,788 | 00:05:46,746 | You're late. | You're late. |
103 | 00:05:46,831 | 00:05:48,164 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
104 | 00:05:56,382 | 00:05:57,799 | Hello, George. | Hello, George. |
105 | 00:05:58,134 | 00:05:59,426 | Hello, Mary. | Hello, Mary. |
106 | 00:05:59,969 | 00:06:01,094 | Hello, Violet. | Hello, Violet. |
107 | 00:06:01,178 | 00:06:02,762 | Two cents' worth of shoelaces? | Two cents' worth of shoelaces? |
108 | 00:06:02,847 | 00:06:04,180 | She was here first. | She was here first. |
109 | 00:06:04,265 | 00:06:06,099 | I'm still thinking. | I'm still thinking. |
110 | 00:06:06,183 | 00:06:07,267 | Shoelaces? | Shoelaces? |
111 | 00:06:07,351 | 00:06:08,935 | Please, Georgie. | Please, Georgie. |
112 | 00:06:09,437 | 00:06:10,603 | I like him. | I like him. |
113 | 00:06:10,688 | 00:06:12,439 | You like every boy. | You like every boy. |
114 | 00:06:12,523 | 00:06:14,149 | What's wrong with that? | What's wrong with that? |
115 | 00:06:14,233 | 00:06:15,733 | Here you are. | Here you are. |
116 | 00:06:16,694 | 00:06:17,777 | Help me down? | Help me down? |
117 | 00:06:17,862 | 00:06:19,737 | Help you down? | Help you down? |
118 | 00:06:26,454 | 00:06:28,288 | Made up your mind yet? | Made up your mind yet? |
119 | 00:06:28,372 | 00:06:30,123 | I'll take chocolate. | I'll take chocolate. |
120 | 00:06:30,249 | 00:06:32,917 | - With coconuts? - I don't like coconuts. | - With coconuts? - I don't like coconuts. |
121 | 00:06:33,252 | 00:06:34,961 | You don't like coconuts? | You don't like coconuts? |
122 | 00:06:35,254 | 00:06:38,465 | Say, brainless, don't you know where coconuts come from? | Say, brainless, don't you know where coconuts come from? |
123 | 00:06:39,091 | 00:06:40,467 | Lookit here. | Lookit here. |
124 | 00:06:40,551 | 00:06:43,761 | From Tahiti, the Fiji islands, the Coral Sea. | From Tahiti, the Fiji islands, the Coral Sea. |
125 | 00:06:44,054 | 00:06:47,307 | A new magazine. I never saw it before. | A new magazine. I never saw it before. |
126 | 00:06:47,391 | 00:06:49,893 | Of course you never. Only us explorers can get it. | Of course you never. Only us explorers can get it. |
127 | 00:06:50,603 | 00:06:54,397 | I've been nominated for membership in the National Geographic Society. | I've been nominated for membership in the National Geographic Society. |
128 | 00:06:55,900 | 00:06:57,817 | Is this the ear you can't hear on? | Is this the ear you can't hear on? |
129 | 00:06:57,902 | 00:07:01,654 | George Bailey, I'll love you till the day I die. | George Bailey, I'll love you till the day I die. |
130 | 00:07:01,739 | 00:07:04,657 | I'm going out exploring someday. You watch. | I'm going out exploring someday. You watch. |
131 | 00:07:04,742 | 00:07:07,994 | And I'm gonna have a couple of harems and maybe three or four wives. | And I'm gonna have a couple of harems and maybe three or four wives. |
132 | 00:07:08,078 | 00:07:09,329 | Wait and see. | Wait and see. |
133 | 00:07:12,249 | 00:07:15,710 | - George. George! - Yes, sir? | - George. George! - Yes, sir? |
134 | 00:07:15,794 | 00:07:18,254 | You're not paid to be a canary. | You're not paid to be a canary. |
135 | 00:07:18,589 | 00:07:19,881 | No, sir. | No, sir. |
136 | 00:07:47,243 | 00:07:50,245 | Mr. Gower, do you want something? Anything? | Mr. Gower, do you want something? Anything? |
137 | 00:07:50,412 | 00:07:51,454 | No. | No. |
138 | 00:07:52,122 | 00:07:54,791 | - Anything I can do back here? - No. | - Anything I can do back here? - No. |
139 | 00:07:55,292 | 00:07:56,709 | I'll get them, sir. | I'll get them, sir. |
140 | 00:07:56,794 | 00:07:59,587 | Quick, take those capsules over to Mrs. Blaine. | Quick, take those capsules over to Mrs. Blaine. |
141 | 00:08:00,714 | 00:08:02,006 | She's waiting for them. | She's waiting for them. |
142 | 00:08:02,091 | 00:08:03,424 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
143 | 00:08:26,031 | 00:08:28,116 | They have the diphtheria there, haven't they, sir? | They have the diphtheria there, haven't they, sir? |
144 | 00:08:28,200 | 00:08:29,284 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
145 | 00:08:29,660 | 00:08:31,160 | Is it a charge, sir? | Is it a charge, sir? |
146 | 00:08:31,412 | 00:08:32,829 | Yes, George. | Yes, George. |
147 | 00:08:33,372 | 00:08:34,497 | Mr. Gower, I... | Mr. Gower, I... |
148 | 00:08:34,582 | 00:08:37,000 | - Oh, get going. - Yes, sir. | - Oh, get going. - Yes, sir. |
149 | 00:09:03,485 | 00:09:05,695 | Avast there, Captain Cook. Where you heading? | Avast there, Captain Cook. Where you heading? |
150 | 00:09:05,779 | 00:09:08,239 | - I've got to see Pop, Uncle Billy. - Some other time, George. | - I've got to see Pop, Uncle Billy. - Some other time, George. |
151 | 00:09:08,324 | 00:09:10,116 | - It's important. - There's a squall in there. | - It's important. - There's a squall in there. |
152 | 00:09:10,200 | 00:09:11,701 | It's shaping up into a storm. | It's shaping up into a storm. |
153 | 00:09:11,785 | 00:09:13,911 | - Uncle Billy, telephone. - Who is it? | - Uncle Billy, telephone. - Who is it? |
154 | 00:09:13,996 | 00:09:16,247 | - Bank examiner. - Bank examiner? | - Bank examiner. - Bank examiner? |
155 | 00:09:16,874 | 00:09:18,541 | I should have called him yesterday. | I should have called him yesterday. |
156 | 00:09:18,626 | 00:09:20,251 | Switch it inside. | Switch it inside. |
157 | 00:09:22,546 | 00:09:23,963 | I'm not crying, Mr. Potter. | I'm not crying, Mr. Potter. |
158 | 00:09:24,048 | 00:09:25,882 | Well, you're begging. That's a whole lot worse. | Well, you're begging. That's a whole lot worse. |
159 | 00:09:25,966 | 00:09:27,759 | All I'm asking for is 30 days more. | All I'm asking for is 30 days more. |
160 | 00:09:27,843 | 00:09:29,135 | - Pop. - Just a minute, Son. | - Pop. - Just a minute, Son. |
161 | 00:09:29,219 | 00:09:31,888 | Just 30 short days. I'll dig up that $5,000 somehow. | Just 30 short days. I'll dig up that $5,000 somehow. |
162 | 00:09:32,056 | 00:09:33,389 | - Shove me up, shove me up. - Pop. | - Shove me up, shove me up. - Pop. |
163 | 00:09:33,474 | 00:09:35,308 | - Just a minute. - Have you put any real pressure | - Just a minute. - Have you put any real pressure |
164 | 00:09:35,392 | 00:09:37,810 | on these people of yours to pay those mortgages? | on these people of yours to pay those mortgages? |
165 | 00:09:37,895 | 00:09:40,229 | Times are bad, Mr. Potter. A lot of these people are out of work. | Times are bad, Mr. Potter. A lot of these people are out of work. |
166 | 00:09:40,314 | 00:09:41,397 | Well, then, foreclose. | Well, then, foreclose. |
167 | 00:09:41,482 | 00:09:43,149 | I can't do that. These families have children. | I can't do that. These families have children. |
168 | 00:09:43,233 | 00:09:44,776 | - Pop. - They're not my children. | - Pop. - They're not my children. |
169 | 00:09:44,860 | 00:09:46,778 | But they're somebody's children, Mr. Potter. | But they're somebody's children, Mr. Potter. |
170 | 00:09:46,862 | 00:09:49,405 | Are you running a business or a charity ward? | Are you running a business or a charity ward? |
171 | 00:09:49,490 | 00:09:51,616 | - Well, all right... - Not with my money. | - Well, all right... - Not with my money. |
172 | 00:09:51,700 | 00:09:54,285 | Mr. Potter, what makes you such a hard-skulled character? | Mr. Potter, what makes you such a hard-skulled character? |
173 | 00:09:54,370 | 00:09:56,204 | You have no family, no children. | You have no family, no children. |
174 | 00:09:56,288 | 00:09:58,164 | You can't begin to spend all the money you've got. | You can't begin to spend all the money you've got. |
175 | 00:09:58,248 | 00:10:01,501 | I suppose I should give it to miserable failures | I suppose I should give it to miserable failures |
176 | 00:10:01,585 | 00:10:04,796 | like you and that idiot brother of yours to spend for me. | like you and that idiot brother of yours to spend for me. |
177 | 00:10:04,880 | 00:10:06,089 | He's not a failure! | He's not a failure! |
178 | 00:10:06,173 | 00:10:09,008 | - You can't say that about my father. - George, George. Quiet, George. | - You can't say that about my father. - George, George. Quiet, George. |
179 | 00:10:09,093 | 00:10:10,426 | You're not. You're the biggest man in town... | You're not. You're the biggest man in town... |
180 | 00:10:10,511 | 00:10:12,011 | - Run along, run along. ...bigger than him, | - Run along, run along. ...bigger than him, |
181 | 00:10:12,096 | 00:10:14,263 | - bigger than everybody. - Gives you an idea of the Baileys. | - bigger than everybody. - Gives you an idea of the Baileys. |
182 | 00:10:14,348 | 00:10:16,099 | Don't let him say that about you, Pop. | Don't let him say that about you, Pop. |
183 | 00:10:16,183 | 00:10:17,850 | All right, Son. All right. Thanks. | All right, Son. All right. Thanks. |
184 | 00:10:17,935 | 00:10:19,686 | I'll talk to you tonight. | I'll talk to you tonight. |
185 | 00:10:26,652 | 00:10:28,027 | What? | What? |
186 | 00:10:28,112 | 00:10:31,447 | Why, that medicine should have been there an hour ago. | Why, that medicine should have been there an hour ago. |
187 | 00:10:31,949 | 00:10:34,492 | It will be over in five minutes, Mrs. Blaine. | It will be over in five minutes, Mrs. Blaine. |
188 | 00:10:38,455 | 00:10:40,707 | Where's Mrs. Blaine's box of capsules? | Where's Mrs. Blaine's box of capsules? |
189 | 00:10:40,791 | 00:10:42,417 | I... You... | I... You... |
190 | 00:10:43,210 | 00:10:44,585 | Didn't you hear what I said? | Didn't you hear what I said? |
191 | 00:10:44,670 | 00:10:45,753 | Yes, sir. I... | Yes, sir. I... |
192 | 00:10:45,838 | 00:10:48,339 | What kind of tricks are you playing anyway? | What kind of tricks are you playing anyway? |
193 | 00:10:50,426 | 00:10:53,094 | Why didn't you deliver them right away? | Why didn't you deliver them right away? |
194 | 00:10:53,178 | 00:10:54,721 | Don't you know that boy's very sick? | Don't you know that boy's very sick? |
195 | 00:10:54,805 | 00:10:56,264 | You're hurting my sore ear. | You're hurting my sore ear. |
196 | 00:10:56,348 | 00:10:57,932 | You lazy loafer. | You lazy loafer. |
197 | 00:10:58,016 | 00:10:59,934 | Mr. Gower, you don't know what you're doing. | Mr. Gower, you don't know what you're doing. |
198 | 00:11:00,018 | 00:11:01,894 | You put something wrong in those capsules. | You put something wrong in those capsules. |
199 | 00:11:01,979 | 00:11:03,229 | I know you're unhappy. | I know you're unhappy. |
200 | 00:11:03,313 | 00:11:05,022 | You got the telegram, and you're upset. | You got the telegram, and you're upset. |
201 | 00:11:05,107 | 00:11:06,941 | You put something bad in those capsules. | You put something bad in those capsules. |
202 | 00:11:07,025 | 00:11:09,360 | It wasn't your fault, Mr. Gower. | It wasn't your fault, Mr. Gower. |
203 | 00:11:09,945 | 00:11:11,821 | Just look and see what you did. | Just look and see what you did. |
204 | 00:11:11,905 | 00:11:14,490 | The bottle you took the powder from, it's poison. | The bottle you took the powder from, it's poison. |
205 | 00:11:14,575 | 00:11:16,284 | I tell you, it's poison. | I tell you, it's poison. |
206 | 00:11:16,493 | 00:11:18,202 | I know you feel bad. | I know you feel bad. |
207 | 00:11:23,292 | 00:11:25,293 | - Oh! - Don't hurt my sore ear again! | - Oh! - Don't hurt my sore ear again! |
208 | 00:11:25,377 | 00:11:29,422 | - Don't hurt my sore ear again. - Oh, no, no. Oh, George, George. | - Don't hurt my sore ear again. - Oh, no, no. Oh, George, George. |
209 | 00:11:29,506 | 00:11:32,341 | Oh, Mr. Gower, I won't ever tell anyone. | Oh, Mr. Gower, I won't ever tell anyone. |
210 | 00:11:32,426 | 00:11:33,801 | I know how you're feeling. | I know how you're feeling. |
211 | 00:11:33,886 | 00:11:36,554 | I won't ever tell a soul. Hope to die, I won't. | I won't ever tell a soul. Hope to die, I won't. |
212 | 00:11:36,638 | 00:11:38,514 | Oh, George. George. | Oh, George. George. |
213 | 00:11:38,849 | 00:11:41,434 | An overnight bag. Genuine English cowhide. | An overnight bag. Genuine English cowhide. |
214 | 00:11:41,518 | 00:11:42,685 | Combination lock. | Combination lock. |
215 | 00:11:42,770 | 00:11:46,105 | - Fitted up with brushes, combs... - Nope, nope, nope, nope. | - Fitted up with brushes, combs... - Nope, nope, nope, nope. |
216 | 00:11:46,190 | 00:11:48,191 | Now, look, Joe. Now, look. | Now, look, Joe. Now, look. |
217 | 00:11:48,692 | 00:11:50,818 | I want a big one. | I want a big one. |
218 | 00:11:51,403 | 00:11:52,653 | What did you stop it for? | What did you stop it for? |
219 | 00:11:52,738 | 00:11:55,990 | I want you to take a good look at that face. | I want you to take a good look at that face. |
220 | 00:11:56,074 | 00:11:57,116 | Who is it? | Who is it? |
221 | 00:11:57,201 | 00:11:58,284 | George Bailey. | George Bailey. |
222 | 00:11:58,368 | 00:12:01,329 | Oh, you mean the kid that had his ears slapped back by the druggist? | Oh, you mean the kid that had his ears slapped back by the druggist? |
223 | 00:12:01,413 | 00:12:02,705 | That's the kid. | That's the kid. |
224 | 00:12:04,875 | 00:12:06,793 | It's a good face. I like it. | It's a good face. I like it. |
225 | 00:12:06,877 | 00:12:08,711 | I like George Bailey. | I like George Bailey. |
226 | 00:12:09,213 | 00:12:11,798 | Tell me, did he ever tell anyone about the pills? | Tell me, did he ever tell anyone about the pills? |
227 | 00:12:11,882 | 00:12:13,049 | Not a soul. | Not a soul. |
228 | 00:12:13,342 | 00:12:16,135 | Did he ever marry the girl? Did he ever go exploring? | Did he ever marry the girl? Did he ever go exploring? |
229 | 00:12:16,220 | 00:12:17,970 | Well, wait and see. | Well, wait and see. |
230 | 00:12:18,639 | 00:12:20,807 | Big, see? I don't want one for one night. | Big, see? I don't want one for one night. |
231 | 00:12:20,891 | 00:12:22,892 | I want something for 1,001 nights | I want something for 1,001 nights |
232 | 00:12:22,976 | 00:12:27,480 | with plenty of room here for labels from Italy and Baghdad, Samarkand. | with plenty of room here for labels from Italy and Baghdad, Samarkand. |
233 | 00:12:27,564 | 00:12:28,689 | Great big thing, about... | Great big thing, about... |
234 | 00:12:28,774 | 00:12:30,942 | - I see. A flying carpet, huh? - Yeah. | - I see. A flying carpet, huh? - Yeah. |
235 | 00:12:31,026 | 00:12:33,444 | I don't suppose you'd like this old secondhand job, would you? | I don't suppose you'd like this old secondhand job, would you? |
236 | 00:12:33,529 | 00:12:34,737 | Now you're talking. | Now you're talking. |
237 | 00:12:34,822 | 00:12:37,698 | Gee whiz, I could use that as a raft in case the boat sunk. | Gee whiz, I could use that as a raft in case the boat sunk. |
238 | 00:12:37,783 | 00:12:40,034 | - How much this cost? - No charge. | - How much this cost? - No charge. |
239 | 00:12:40,702 | 00:12:42,829 | That's my trick ear, Joe. It sounded like you said "no charge." | That's my trick ear, Joe. It sounded like you said "no charge." |
240 | 00:12:42,913 | 00:12:43,913 | That's right. | That's right. |
241 | 00:12:45,249 | 00:12:46,791 | Well, what's my name doing on it? | Well, what's my name doing on it? |
242 | 00:12:46,875 | 00:12:49,919 | A little present from old man Gower. Came down and picked it out himself. | A little present from old man Gower. Came down and picked it out himself. |
243 | 00:12:50,003 | 00:12:53,381 | He did? What do you know about that? My old boss. Isn't that nice? | He did? What do you know about that? My old boss. Isn't that nice? |
244 | 00:12:53,465 | 00:12:54,715 | What boat are you sailing on? | What boat are you sailing on? |
245 | 00:12:54,800 | 00:12:56,342 | I'm working across on a cattle boat. | I'm working across on a cattle boat. |
246 | 00:12:56,426 | 00:12:58,594 | - A cattle boat? - Okay, I like cows. | - A cattle boat? - Okay, I like cows. |
247 | 00:13:00,848 | 00:13:02,807 | Hello, Mr. Gower. How are you? | Hello, Mr. Gower. How are you? |
248 | 00:13:02,891 | 00:13:05,351 | Thanks ever so much for the baggage. It's just exactly what I wanted. | Thanks ever so much for the baggage. It's just exactly what I wanted. |
249 | 00:13:05,435 | 00:13:06,477 | Forget it. | Forget it. |
250 | 00:13:06,562 | 00:13:09,146 | - It's wonderful of you to think of me. - Hope you enjoy it. | - It's wonderful of you to think of me. - Hope you enjoy it. |
251 | 00:13:09,231 | 00:13:11,023 | I wish I had a million dollars. | I wish I had a million dollars. |
252 | 00:13:11,108 | 00:13:12,358 | Hot dog! | Hot dog! |
253 | 00:13:13,068 | 00:13:14,694 | Avast there, Captain Cook! | Avast there, Captain Cook! |
254 | 00:13:14,778 | 00:13:17,029 | - You got your sea legs yet? - Parlez-vous francais, mister? | - You got your sea legs yet? - Parlez-vous francais, mister? |
255 | 00:13:17,114 | 00:13:19,365 | Hey, send us some of those picture postcards, will you, George? | Hey, send us some of those picture postcards, will you, George? |
256 | 00:13:19,449 | 00:13:21,200 | Hey, George, don't take any plug nickels. | Hey, George, don't take any plug nickels. |
257 | 00:13:21,285 | 00:13:22,952 | Hey, George, your suitcase is leaking. | Hey, George, your suitcase is leaking. |
258 | 00:13:23,036 | 00:13:24,245 | Hey, Ernie! | Hey, Ernie! |
259 | 00:13:24,872 | 00:13:26,789 | - Hi, Ernie. Hi, Bert. - Hiya, George. | - Hi, Ernie. Hi, Bert. - Hiya, George. |
260 | 00:13:26,874 | 00:13:28,666 | - George. - Hey, I'm a rich tourist today. | - George. - Hey, I'm a rich tourist today. |
261 | 00:13:28,750 | 00:13:30,209 | How about driving me home in style? | How about driving me home in style? |
262 | 00:13:30,294 | 00:13:31,961 | - Hop in, Your Highness. Hop in. - Yes, sir. | - Hop in, Your Highness. Hop in. - Yes, sir. |
263 | 00:13:32,045 | 00:13:34,964 | And for the carriage trade, I put on my hat. | And for the carriage trade, I put on my hat. |
264 | 00:13:37,134 | 00:13:38,759 | Good afternoon, Mr. Bailey. | Good afternoon, Mr. Bailey. |
265 | 00:13:38,844 | 00:13:40,052 | Hello, Violet. | Hello, Violet. |
266 | 00:13:40,137 | 00:13:42,430 | Hey, you look good. That's some dress you got on there. | Hey, you look good. That's some dress you got on there. |
267 | 00:13:42,514 | 00:13:44,015 | This old thing? | This old thing? |
268 | 00:13:44,099 | 00:13:46,976 | Why, I only wear it when I don't care how I look. | Why, I only wear it when I don't care how I look. |
269 | 00:14:02,159 | 00:14:04,535 | - How would you like to take... - Yes. | - How would you like to take... - Yes. |
270 | 00:14:05,954 | 00:14:07,622 | Want to come along, Bert? We'll show you the town. | Want to come along, Bert? We'll show you the town. |
271 | 00:14:07,706 | 00:14:08,789 | No, thanks. | No, thanks. |
272 | 00:14:08,874 | 00:14:12,168 | I think I'll go home and see what the wife's doing. | I think I'll go home and see what the wife's doing. |
273 | 00:14:14,004 | 00:14:15,338 | Family man. | Family man. |
274 | 00:14:16,840 | 00:14:19,592 | George, Harry, you're shaking the house down. | George, Harry, you're shaking the house down. |
275 | 00:14:19,676 | 00:14:20,760 | Stop it. | Stop it. |
276 | 00:14:20,844 | 00:14:23,471 | Let them alone. I wish I was up there with them. | Let them alone. I wish I was up there with them. |
277 | 00:14:23,555 | 00:14:26,515 | But Harry will tear his dinner suit. George! | But Harry will tear his dinner suit. George! |
278 | 00:14:26,600 | 00:14:28,517 | That's why all children should be girls. | That's why all children should be girls. |
279 | 00:14:28,602 | 00:14:32,271 | Well, if they were all girls there wouldn't be any... Oh, never mind. | Well, if they were all girls there wouldn't be any... Oh, never mind. |
280 | 00:14:32,522 | 00:14:34,941 | George, Harry, come down to dinner this minute. | George, Harry, come down to dinner this minute. |
281 | 00:14:35,025 | 00:14:38,027 | Everything's getting cold, and you know how long we've been waiting for you. | Everything's getting cold, and you know how long we've been waiting for you. |
282 | 00:14:38,111 | 00:14:39,862 | - Okay, Ma. - Okay, Ma. | - Okay, Ma. - Okay, Ma. |
283 | 00:14:41,156 | 00:14:43,199 | - Ta-da! - Ta-da! | - Ta-da! - Ta-da! |
284 | 00:14:45,577 | 00:14:48,287 | - We got a present for you, Pop. - There you are. | - We got a present for you, Pop. - There you are. |
285 | 00:14:50,582 | 00:14:52,166 | Oh, you two idiots. | Oh, you two idiots. |
286 | 00:14:52,960 | 00:14:54,210 | George, sit down and have dinner. | George, sit down and have dinner. |
287 | 00:14:54,294 | 00:14:55,294 | - Fine. - I've eaten. | - Fine. - I've eaten. |
288 | 00:14:55,379 | 00:14:58,130 | Well, aren't you gonna finish dressing for your graduating party? Look at you! | Well, aren't you gonna finish dressing for your graduating party? Look at you! |
289 | 00:14:58,215 | 00:14:59,632 | I don't care. It's George's tux. | I don't care. It's George's tux. |
290 | 00:14:59,716 | 00:15:01,509 | Annie, my sweet, have you got those pies? | Annie, my sweet, have you got those pies? |
291 | 00:15:01,593 | 00:15:03,803 | If you lay a hand on me, I'll hit you with this broom! | If you lay a hand on me, I'll hit you with this broom! |
292 | 00:15:03,887 | 00:15:07,098 | Annie, I'm in love with you. There's a moon out tonight. | Annie, I'm in love with you. There's a moon out tonight. |
293 | 00:15:07,182 | 00:15:11,143 | Boy, oh boy, oh boy! My last meal in the old Bailey boarding house. | Boy, oh boy, oh boy! My last meal in the old Bailey boarding house. |
294 | 00:15:11,228 | 00:15:13,145 | Oh, my lands, my blood pressure. | Oh, my lands, my blood pressure. |
295 | 00:15:13,230 | 00:15:15,606 | Pop, can I have the car? I gotta take over a lot of plates and things. | Pop, can I have the car? I gotta take over a lot of plates and things. |
296 | 00:15:15,691 | 00:15:16,649 | What plates? | What plates? |
297 | 00:15:16,733 | 00:15:18,109 | Mom, I'm chairman of the Eats Committee. | Mom, I'm chairman of the Eats Committee. |
298 | 00:15:18,193 | 00:15:19,360 | We only need a couple of dozen. | We only need a couple of dozen. |
299 | 00:15:19,444 | 00:15:22,822 | Oh, no, you don't, Harry. Now, not my best Haviland, no. | Oh, no, you don't, Harry. Now, not my best Haviland, no. |
300 | 00:15:22,906 | 00:15:24,907 | Oh, let him have the plates, Mother. | Oh, let him have the plates, Mother. |
301 | 00:15:24,992 | 00:15:27,994 | Hope you have a good trip, George. Uncle Billy and I are gonna miss you. | Hope you have a good trip, George. Uncle Billy and I are gonna miss you. |
302 | 00:15:28,078 | 00:15:29,578 | I'm gonna miss you, too, Pop. | I'm gonna miss you, too, Pop. |
303 | 00:15:29,788 | 00:15:30,997 | What's the matter? You look tired. | What's the matter? You look tired. |
304 | 00:15:31,081 | 00:15:33,290 | I had another tussle with Potter today. | I had another tussle with Potter today. |
305 | 00:15:33,583 | 00:15:35,376 | I thought when we put him on the board of directors, | I thought when we put him on the board of directors, |
306 | 00:15:35,460 | 00:15:36,794 | he'd ease up on us a little bit. | he'd ease up on us a little bit. |
307 | 00:15:37,129 | 00:15:39,755 | What's eating that old money-grubbing buzzard anyway? | What's eating that old money-grubbing buzzard anyway? |
308 | 00:15:39,840 | 00:15:42,758 | He's a sick man, frustrated, sick in his mind. | He's a sick man, frustrated, sick in his mind. |
309 | 00:15:42,843 | 00:15:44,677 | Sick in his soul, if he has one. | Sick in his soul, if he has one. |
310 | 00:15:44,761 | 00:15:47,513 | He hates everybody that has anything that he can't have. | He hates everybody that has anything that he can't have. |
311 | 00:15:47,597 | 00:15:49,265 | He hates us mostly, I guess. | He hates us mostly, I guess. |
312 | 00:15:49,349 | 00:15:50,683 | Gangway. Gangway. | Gangway. Gangway. |
313 | 00:15:50,767 | 00:15:52,226 | - So long, Pop. - So long. | - So long, Pop. - So long. |
314 | 00:15:52,310 | 00:15:54,311 | - You got a match? - Very funny, very funny. | - You got a match? - Very funny, very funny. |
315 | 00:15:54,396 | 00:15:55,354 | Put those things in the car, | Put those things in the car, |
316 | 00:15:55,439 | 00:15:57,690 | and I'll get your tie and studs ready for you. Now, hurry up. | and I'll get your tie and studs ready for you. Now, hurry up. |
317 | 00:15:57,774 | 00:15:59,025 | - Okay, Mom. - Now, don't drop one of those. | - Okay, Mom. - Now, don't drop one of those. |
318 | 00:15:59,109 | 00:16:00,317 | You coming later, George? | You coming later, George? |
319 | 00:16:00,402 | 00:16:01,694 | What do you mean, and be bored to death? | What do you mean, and be bored to death? |
320 | 00:16:01,778 | 00:16:03,362 | Couldn't want a better death. Lots of pretty girls, | Couldn't want a better death. Lots of pretty girls, |
321 | 00:16:03,447 | 00:16:04,864 | and we're gonna use that new floor tonight, too. | and we're gonna use that new floor tonight, too. |
322 | 00:16:04,948 | 00:16:06,615 | - I hope it works. - No gin tonight, Son. | - I hope it works. - No gin tonight, Son. |
323 | 00:16:06,700 | 00:16:07,908 | Oh, Pop, just a little? | Oh, Pop, just a little? |
324 | 00:16:07,993 | 00:16:09,827 | No, Son. Not one drop. | No, Son. Not one drop. |
325 | 00:16:10,287 | 00:16:12,538 | Boys and girls and music. | Boys and girls and music. |
326 | 00:16:12,622 | 00:16:14,498 | Why do they need gin? | Why do they need gin? |
327 | 00:16:14,583 | 00:16:17,626 | Did I act like that when I graduated from high school? | Did I act like that when I graduated from high school? |
328 | 00:16:17,711 | 00:16:18,878 | Pretty much. | Pretty much. |
329 | 00:16:19,546 | 00:16:22,048 | You know, George, I wish we could send Harry to college with you. | You know, George, I wish we could send Harry to college with you. |
330 | 00:16:22,132 | 00:16:24,717 | Your mother and I talked it over half the night. | Your mother and I talked it over half the night. |
331 | 00:16:24,801 | 00:16:26,677 | We have that all figured out. | We have that all figured out. |
332 | 00:16:26,762 | 00:16:28,888 | You see, Harry will take my job at the Building and Loan, | You see, Harry will take my job at the Building and Loan, |
333 | 00:16:28,972 | 00:16:31,724 | work there for four years, then he'll go. | work there for four years, then he'll go. |
334 | 00:16:32,142 | 00:16:33,476 | Pretty young for that job. | Pretty young for that job. |
335 | 00:16:33,560 | 00:16:35,269 | Well, no younger than I was. | Well, no younger than I was. |
336 | 00:16:35,353 | 00:16:37,688 | Well, you were born older, George. | Well, you were born older, George. |
337 | 00:16:38,732 | 00:16:40,232 | How's that? | How's that? |
338 | 00:16:40,317 | 00:16:42,026 | I said you were born older. | I said you were born older. |
339 | 00:16:42,110 | 00:16:43,486 | I suppose you've decided what you want to do | I suppose you've decided what you want to do |
340 | 00:16:43,570 | 00:16:44,862 | when you get out of college. | when you get out of college. |
341 | 00:16:45,155 | 00:16:46,906 | Well, you know what I've always talked about, | Well, you know what I've always talked about, |
342 | 00:16:46,990 | 00:16:50,409 | build things, design new buildings, plan modern cities. | build things, design new buildings, plan modern cities. |
343 | 00:16:50,494 | 00:16:51,827 | All that stuff I've been talking about. | All that stuff I've been talking about. |
344 | 00:16:51,912 | 00:16:53,704 | Still after that first million before you're 30? | Still after that first million before you're 30? |
345 | 00:16:53,789 | 00:16:56,248 | I'll settle for half that in cash, though. | I'll settle for half that in cash, though. |
346 | 00:16:56,750 | 00:16:58,959 | Of course, it's just a hope for then. | Of course, it's just a hope for then. |
347 | 00:16:59,961 | 00:17:01,253 | But you wouldn't consider coming back | But you wouldn't consider coming back |
348 | 00:17:01,338 | 00:17:03,547 | to the Building and Loan, would you? | to the Building and Loan, would you? |
349 | 00:17:05,133 | 00:17:06,801 | Well, I... I... | Well, I... I... |
350 | 00:17:09,471 | 00:17:12,264 | Annie, why don't you draw up a chair? Then you'd be more comfortable, | Annie, why don't you draw up a chair? Then you'd be more comfortable, |
351 | 00:17:12,349 | 00:17:14,183 | and you could hear everything that's going on. | and you could hear everything that's going on. |
352 | 00:17:14,267 | 00:17:16,727 | I would if I thought I'd hear anything worth listening to. | I would if I thought I'd hear anything worth listening to. |
353 | 00:17:16,812 | 00:17:18,354 | You would, eh? | You would, eh? |
354 | 00:17:18,438 | 00:17:20,648 | I know it's soon to talk about it. | I know it's soon to talk about it. |
355 | 00:17:20,732 | 00:17:23,317 | No, now, Pop, I couldn't. | No, now, Pop, I couldn't. |
356 | 00:17:23,860 | 00:17:26,320 | I couldn't face being cooped up for the rest of my life | I couldn't face being cooped up for the rest of my life |
357 | 00:17:26,404 | 00:17:28,197 | in a shabby little office. | in a shabby little office. |
358 | 00:17:29,825 | 00:17:32,660 | I'm sorry, Pop. I didn't mean that, but I... | I'm sorry, Pop. I didn't mean that, but I... |
359 | 00:17:33,036 | 00:17:35,371 | It's this business of nickels and dimes | It's this business of nickels and dimes |
360 | 00:17:35,455 | 00:17:37,623 | and spending all your life trying to figure out | and spending all your life trying to figure out |
361 | 00:17:37,707 | 00:17:39,625 | how to save three cents on a length of pipe. | how to save three cents on a length of pipe. |
362 | 00:17:39,709 | 00:17:42,795 | I'd go crazy. I want to do something big and something important. | I'd go crazy. I want to do something big and something important. |
363 | 00:17:42,879 | 00:17:45,798 | You know, George, I feel that, in a small way, | You know, George, I feel that, in a small way, |
364 | 00:17:45,882 | 00:17:47,800 | we're doing something important, | we're doing something important, |
365 | 00:17:47,884 | 00:17:50,136 | satisfying a fundamental urge. | satisfying a fundamental urge. |
366 | 00:17:50,220 | 00:17:54,473 | It's deep in the race for a man to want his own roof and walls and fireplace. | It's deep in the race for a man to want his own roof and walls and fireplace. |
367 | 00:17:54,558 | 00:17:56,517 | And we're helping him get those things | And we're helping him get those things |
368 | 00:17:56,601 | 00:17:58,269 | in our shabby little office. | in our shabby little office. |
369 | 00:17:58,353 | 00:18:02,022 | I know, Pop. I know that. | I know, Pop. I know that. |
370 | 00:18:02,399 | 00:18:04,150 | I wish I felt that... | I wish I felt that... |
371 | 00:18:05,277 | 00:18:08,654 | I've been hoarding pennies like a miser here in order to... | I've been hoarding pennies like a miser here in order to... |
372 | 00:18:09,072 | 00:18:11,866 | Most of my friends have already finished college. | Most of my friends have already finished college. |
373 | 00:18:12,242 | 00:18:15,369 | I just feel like if I didn't get away, I'd bust. | I just feel like if I didn't get away, I'd bust. |
374 | 00:18:16,913 | 00:18:20,082 | Yes, yes, you're right, Son. | Yes, yes, you're right, Son. |
375 | 00:18:20,167 | 00:18:21,876 | You see what I mean, don't you, Pop? | You see what I mean, don't you, Pop? |
376 | 00:18:21,960 | 00:18:23,502 | This town is no place for any man | This town is no place for any man |
377 | 00:18:23,587 | 00:18:25,880 | unless he's willing to crawl to Potter. | unless he's willing to crawl to Potter. |
378 | 00:18:25,964 | 00:18:28,507 | Now, you've got talent, Son. I've seen it. | Now, you've got talent, Son. I've seen it. |
379 | 00:18:29,259 | 00:18:32,469 | You get yourself an education and get out of here. | You get yourself an education and get out of here. |
380 | 00:18:34,973 | 00:18:36,849 | Pop, you want a shock? | Pop, you want a shock? |
381 | 00:18:38,393 | 00:18:40,477 | I think you're a great guy. | I think you're a great guy. |
382 | 00:18:43,940 | 00:18:46,317 | - Why, did you hear that, Annie? - I heard it. | - Why, did you hear that, Annie? - I heard it. |
383 | 00:18:46,401 | 00:18:49,320 | It's about time one of you lunkheads said it. | It's about time one of you lunkheads said it. |
384 | 00:18:50,739 | 00:18:52,573 | I'm gonna miss old Annie. | I'm gonna miss old Annie. |
385 | 00:18:56,036 | 00:18:59,205 | Pop, I think I'll get dressed and go over to Harry's party. | Pop, I think I'll get dressed and go over to Harry's party. |
386 | 00:18:59,289 | 00:19:00,915 | Have a good time, Son. | Have a good time, Son. |
387 | 00:19:05,962 | 00:19:07,129 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
388 | 00:19:07,672 | 00:19:08,714 | There you are. | There you are. |
389 | 00:19:08,798 | 00:19:09,882 | George, hello. | George, hello. |
390 | 00:19:09,966 | 00:19:11,175 | You know my kid brother George. | You know my kid brother George. |
391 | 00:19:11,259 | 00:19:13,219 | - I'm gonna put him through college. - Hello, George. | - I'm gonna put him through college. - Hello, George. |
392 | 00:19:13,303 | 00:19:14,595 | Hee-haw! | Hee-haw! |
393 | 00:19:14,679 | 00:19:16,055 | Sam Wainwright. | Sam Wainwright. |
394 | 00:19:16,139 | 00:19:17,723 | How are you? When did you get here? | How are you? When did you get here? |
395 | 00:19:17,807 | 00:19:19,892 | This afternoon. I thought I'd give the kids a treat. | This afternoon. I thought I'd give the kids a treat. |
396 | 00:19:19,976 | 00:19:21,352 | Old college graduate now. | Old college graduate now. |
397 | 00:19:21,436 | 00:19:23,520 | Yeah, old "Joe College" Wainwright they call me. | Yeah, old "Joe College" Wainwright they call me. |
398 | 00:19:23,605 | 00:19:26,398 | Well, freshman, looks like you're gonna make it after all, huh? | Well, freshman, looks like you're gonna make it after all, huh? |
399 | 00:19:26,483 | 00:19:28,901 | - Harry, you're the guy I want to see. - Hello, Sam. | - Harry, you're the guy I want to see. - Hello, Sam. |
400 | 00:19:28,985 | 00:19:31,028 | - Coach has heard all about you. - He has? | - Coach has heard all about you. - He has? |
401 | 00:19:31,112 | 00:19:32,947 | Yeah, he's followed every game, and his mouth's watering. | Yeah, he's followed every game, and his mouth's watering. |
402 | 00:19:33,031 | 00:19:35,199 | He wants me to find out if you're gonna come along with us. | He wants me to find out if you're gonna come along with us. |
403 | 00:19:35,283 | 00:19:36,825 | Well, I got to make some dough first. | Well, I got to make some dough first. |
404 | 00:19:36,910 | 00:19:39,453 | Well, you better make it fast. We need great ends like you. | Well, you better make it fast. We need great ends like you. |
405 | 00:19:39,537 | 00:19:41,205 | Not broken down old guys like this one. | Not broken down old guys like this one. |
406 | 00:19:41,289 | 00:19:42,414 | Hee-haw! | Hee-haw! |
407 | 00:19:42,832 | 00:19:44,875 | George, welcome back. | George, welcome back. |
408 | 00:19:44,960 | 00:19:46,585 | Hello, Mr. Partridge, how are you? | Hello, Mr. Partridge, how are you? |
409 | 00:19:46,670 | 00:19:48,879 | Putting a pool under this floor was a great idea. | Putting a pool under this floor was a great idea. |
410 | 00:19:48,964 | 00:19:50,256 | Saved us another building. | Saved us another building. |
411 | 00:19:50,340 | 00:19:52,216 | Now, Harry, Sam, have a lot of fun. | Now, Harry, Sam, have a lot of fun. |
412 | 00:19:52,300 | 00:19:55,094 | There's lots of stuff here to eat and drink. Lots of pretty girls around. | There's lots of stuff here to eat and drink. Lots of pretty girls around. |
413 | 00:19:55,679 | 00:19:57,054 | A third dance... A third... | A third dance... A third... |
414 | 00:19:57,138 | 00:20:00,266 | - Hello, Violet. - Hello. What am I bid? | - Hello, Violet. - Hello. What am I bid? |
415 | 00:20:00,350 | 00:20:01,517 | George. | George. |
416 | 00:20:01,601 | 00:20:03,435 | Marty! Well, it's old home week. | Marty! Well, it's old home week. |
417 | 00:20:03,520 | 00:20:05,604 | - Marty! - Sam, Harry, how are you? | - Marty! - Sam, Harry, how are you? |
418 | 00:20:05,689 | 00:20:07,564 | - Do me a favor, will you, George? - What's that? | - Do me a favor, will you, George? - What's that? |
419 | 00:20:07,649 | 00:20:10,067 | - You remember my kid sister Mary. - Oh, yeah. Yeah. | - You remember my kid sister Mary. - Oh, yeah. Yeah. |
420 | 00:20:10,151 | 00:20:12,444 | "Mama wants you, Marty. Mama wants you." Remember? | "Mama wants you, Marty. Mama wants you." Remember? |
421 | 00:20:12,529 | 00:20:13,862 | Dance with her, will you? | Dance with her, will you? |
422 | 00:20:13,947 | 00:20:17,074 | Oh, me? Well, I feel funny enough already with all these kids. | Oh, me? Well, I feel funny enough already with all these kids. |
423 | 00:20:17,158 | 00:20:18,200 | Come on, be a sport. | Come on, be a sport. |
424 | 00:20:18,285 | 00:20:21,620 | Just dance with her one time, and you'll give her the thrill of her life. Hey, Sis! | Just dance with her one time, and you'll give her the thrill of her life. Hey, Sis! |
425 | 00:20:21,705 | 00:20:23,205 | Don't be long, Marty. | Don't be long, Marty. |
426 | 00:20:23,290 | 00:20:24,999 | I'm not being a wet nurse to a... | I'm not being a wet nurse to a... |
427 | 00:20:25,083 | 00:20:27,084 | The next thing I knew, some guy came up and tripped me. | The next thing I knew, some guy came up and tripped me. |
428 | 00:20:27,168 | 00:20:29,086 | That's the reason why I came in fourth. | That's the reason why I came in fourth. |
429 | 00:20:29,170 | 00:20:31,880 | If it hadn't been for that, that race'd have been a cinch. | If it hadn't been for that, that race'd have been a cinch. |
430 | 00:20:31,965 | 00:20:34,925 | I tried to find out who it was later, but I couldn't find out. | I tried to find out who it was later, but I couldn't find out. |
431 | 00:20:35,010 | 00:20:38,679 | Nobody'd ever tell you whoever it was, because they'd be scared. | Nobody'd ever tell you whoever it was, because they'd be scared. |
432 | 00:20:38,763 | 00:20:40,222 | 'Cause they know what kind of a guy I am. | 'Cause they know what kind of a guy I am. |
433 | 00:20:40,307 | 00:20:42,433 | You remember George. This is Mary. | You remember George. This is Mary. |
434 | 00:20:42,517 | 00:20:44,143 | Well, I'll be seeing you. | Well, I'll be seeing you. |
435 | 00:20:44,227 | 00:20:45,311 | Well, well, well. | Well, well, well. |
436 | 00:20:45,395 | 00:20:48,105 | Now to get back to my story, see? | Now to get back to my story, see? |
437 | 00:20:50,859 | 00:20:52,568 | Hey, this is my dance. | Hey, this is my dance. |
438 | 00:20:52,652 | 00:20:54,236 | Why don't you stop annoying people? | Why don't you stop annoying people? |
439 | 00:20:54,321 | 00:20:56,447 | Well, I'm sorry. Hey! | Well, I'm sorry. Hey! |
440 | 00:20:59,701 | 00:21:02,286 | - Well, hello. - Hello. | - Well, hello. - Hello. |
441 | 00:21:02,787 | 00:21:04,955 | You look at me as if you didn't know me. | You look at me as if you didn't know me. |
442 | 00:21:05,040 | 00:21:06,248 | Well, I don't. | Well, I don't. |
443 | 00:21:06,333 | 00:21:08,667 | You've passed me on the street almost every day. | You've passed me on the street almost every day. |
444 | 00:21:08,752 | 00:21:09,835 | Me? | Me? |
445 | 00:21:09,919 | 00:21:13,088 | No. That was a little girl named Mary Hatch. That wasn't you. | No. That was a little girl named Mary Hatch. That wasn't you. |
446 | 00:21:13,590 | 00:21:16,925 | Oh, yes! Oh, yes! Oh, yes! The big Charleston contest! | Oh, yes! Oh, yes! Oh, yes! The big Charleston contest! |
447 | 00:21:19,137 | 00:21:21,972 | The prize, a genuine loving cup. | The prize, a genuine loving cup. |
448 | 00:21:22,057 | 00:21:24,850 | Those not tapped by the judges will remain on the floor. | Those not tapped by the judges will remain on the floor. |
449 | 00:21:24,934 | 00:21:26,060 | Let's go! | Let's go! |
450 | 00:21:36,571 | 00:21:37,821 | I'm not very good at this. | I'm not very good at this. |
451 | 00:21:37,906 | 00:21:39,490 | Neither am I. | Neither am I. |
452 | 00:21:39,574 | 00:21:41,450 | Okay. What can we lose? | Okay. What can we lose? |
453 | 00:21:52,921 | 00:21:54,797 | Hey, you're wonderful. | Hey, you're wonderful. |
454 | 00:22:22,033 | 00:22:24,535 | What's the matter, Othello? Jealous? | What's the matter, Othello? Jealous? |
455 | 00:22:26,329 | 00:22:29,415 | Did you know there's a swimming pool under this floor? | Did you know there's a swimming pool under this floor? |
456 | 00:22:29,499 | 00:22:33,669 | And did you know that button behind you causes this floor to open up? | And did you know that button behind you causes this floor to open up? |
457 | 00:22:34,796 | 00:22:38,090 | And did you further know that George Bailey | And did you further know that George Bailey |
458 | 00:22:38,174 | 00:22:40,509 | is dancing right over that crack? | is dancing right over that crack? |
459 | 00:22:42,053 | 00:22:43,679 | And I've got the key. | And I've got the key. |
460 | 00:23:06,453 | 00:23:08,954 | Stand back, everybody! Stand back! | Stand back, everybody! Stand back! |
461 | 00:23:13,293 | 00:23:15,836 | They're cheering us. We must be good. | They're cheering us. We must be good. |
462 | 00:23:53,750 | 00:23:55,209 | Get out of there! | Get out of there! |
463 | 00:23:55,293 | 00:23:56,835 | What... Oh, well. | What... Oh, well. |
464 | 00:24:04,552 | 00:24:06,595 | Buffalo gals can't you come out tonight? | Buffalo gals can't you come out tonight? |
465 | 00:24:06,679 | 00:24:09,473 | Can't you come out tonight? | Can't you come out tonight? |
466 | 00:24:09,557 | 00:24:12,059 | Buffalo gals, can't you come out tonight | Buffalo gals, can't you come out tonight |
467 | 00:24:12,268 | 00:24:15,938 | And dance | And dance |
468 | 00:24:16,314 | 00:24:19,024 | By the light | By the light |
469 | 00:24:19,108 | 00:24:23,654 | Of the moon? | Of the moon? |
470 | 00:24:24,155 | 00:24:27,032 | - Oh, hot dog. Just like an organ. - Beautiful. | - Oh, hot dog. Just like an organ. - Beautiful. |
471 | 00:24:27,116 | 00:24:29,284 | I told Harry I thought I'd be bored to death. | I told Harry I thought I'd be bored to death. |
472 | 00:24:29,369 | 00:24:31,620 | You should have seen the commotion in that locker room. | You should have seen the commotion in that locker room. |
473 | 00:24:31,704 | 00:24:34,456 | I had to knock down three people to get this stuff we're wearing here. | I had to knock down three people to get this stuff we're wearing here. |
474 | 00:24:34,541 | 00:24:36,416 | Let me hold that old wet dress of yours. | Let me hold that old wet dress of yours. |
475 | 00:24:36,501 | 00:24:38,168 | Do I look as funny as you do? | Do I look as funny as you do? |
476 | 00:24:38,253 | 00:24:40,087 | I guess I'm not quite the football type. | I guess I'm not quite the football type. |
477 | 00:24:40,171 | 00:24:41,922 | You look wonderful! | You look wonderful! |
478 | 00:24:42,340 | 00:24:43,674 | You know, if it wasn't me talking, | You know, if it wasn't me talking, |
479 | 00:24:43,758 | 00:24:46,343 | I'd say you were the prettiest girl in town. | I'd say you were the prettiest girl in town. |
480 | 00:24:46,928 | 00:24:49,388 | Well, why don't you say it? | Well, why don't you say it? |
481 | 00:24:49,472 | 00:24:52,808 | I don't know. Maybe I will say it. How old are you anyway? | I don't know. Maybe I will say it. How old are you anyway? |
482 | 00:24:53,768 | 00:24:54,935 | Eighteen. | Eighteen. |
483 | 00:24:55,019 | 00:24:58,522 | Eighteen? Why, it was only last year you were seventeen. | Eighteen? Why, it was only last year you were seventeen. |
484 | 00:24:59,148 | 00:25:00,566 | Too young or too old? | Too young or too old? |
485 | 00:25:00,650 | 00:25:03,360 | Oh, no, no. Just right. Your age fits you. | Oh, no, no. Just right. Your age fits you. |
486 | 00:25:04,195 | 00:25:06,905 | Yes, sir, you look a little older without your clothes on. | Yes, sir, you look a little older without your clothes on. |
487 | 00:25:06,990 | 00:25:10,367 | I mean, without a dress you look older. | I mean, without a dress you look older. |
488 | 00:25:10,451 | 00:25:13,370 | I mean younger. You look... You just... | I mean younger. You look... You just... |
489 | 00:25:14,831 | 00:25:16,415 | I'm on the thing here. | I'm on the thing here. |
490 | 00:25:16,499 | 00:25:18,417 | Sir, my train, please. | Sir, my train, please. |
491 | 00:25:18,501 | 00:25:21,211 | A pox upon me for a clumsy lout. | A pox upon me for a clumsy lout. |
492 | 00:25:21,337 | 00:25:24,548 | Your caboose, milady. | Your caboose, milady. |
493 | 00:25:25,466 | 00:25:27,551 | You may kiss my hand. | You may kiss my hand. |
494 | 00:25:30,013 | 00:25:31,471 | Hey. | Hey. |
495 | 00:25:33,516 | 00:25:34,850 | Hey, Mary. | Hey, Mary. |
496 | 00:25:35,727 | 00:25:38,937 | As I was lumberin' down the street | As I was lumberin' down the street |
497 | 00:25:39,022 | 00:25:41,440 | Down the street, down the street | Down the street, down the street |
498 | 00:25:41,691 | 00:25:44,109 | Okay, then. I'll throw a rock at the old Granville house. | Okay, then. I'll throw a rock at the old Granville house. |
499 | 00:25:44,193 | 00:25:46,361 | Oh, no, don't. I love that old house. | Oh, no, don't. I love that old house. |
500 | 00:25:46,446 | 00:25:48,363 | No, you see, you make a wish and then try and break some glass. | No, you see, you make a wish and then try and break some glass. |
501 | 00:25:48,448 | 00:25:50,073 | And you got to be a pretty good shot nowadays, too. | And you got to be a pretty good shot nowadays, too. |
502 | 00:25:50,158 | 00:25:53,035 | Oh, no, George, don't. It's full of romance, that old place. | Oh, no, George, don't. It's full of romance, that old place. |
503 | 00:25:53,411 | 00:25:55,329 | I'd like to live in it. | I'd like to live in it. |
504 | 00:25:55,538 | 00:25:56,538 | In that place? | In that place? |
505 | 00:25:56,623 | 00:25:58,957 | I wouldn't live in it as a ghost. Now, watch. | I wouldn't live in it as a ghost. Now, watch. |
506 | 00:25:59,042 | 00:26:01,668 | Right in the second floor, there. See? | Right in the second floor, there. See? |
507 | 00:26:06,382 | 00:26:07,549 | What did you wish, George? | What did you wish, George? |
508 | 00:26:07,634 | 00:26:10,052 | Not just one wish, a whole hatful. | Not just one wish, a whole hatful. |
509 | 00:26:10,219 | 00:26:12,220 | Mary, I know what I'm gonna do tomorrow | Mary, I know what I'm gonna do tomorrow |
510 | 00:26:12,305 | 00:26:14,931 | and the next day and next year and the year after that. | and the next day and next year and the year after that. |
511 | 00:26:15,016 | 00:26:17,851 | I'm shaking the dust of this crummy little town off my feet, | I'm shaking the dust of this crummy little town off my feet, |
512 | 00:26:17,935 | 00:26:19,686 | and I'm gonna see the world! | and I'm gonna see the world! |
513 | 00:26:19,771 | 00:26:22,856 | Italy, Greece, the Parthenon, the Coliseum. | Italy, Greece, the Parthenon, the Coliseum. |
514 | 00:26:22,940 | 00:26:25,609 | Then I'm coming back here and go to college to see what they know. | Then I'm coming back here and go to college to see what they know. |
515 | 00:26:25,693 | 00:26:27,319 | And then I'm gonna build things. | And then I'm gonna build things. |
516 | 00:26:27,403 | 00:26:28,820 | I'm gonna build airfields. | I'm gonna build airfields. |
517 | 00:26:28,905 | 00:26:31,281 | I'm gonna build skyscrapers 100 stories high. | I'm gonna build skyscrapers 100 stories high. |
518 | 00:26:31,366 | 00:26:33,742 | I'm gonna build bridges a mile long. | I'm gonna build bridges a mile long. |
519 | 00:26:34,118 | 00:26:36,244 | What, are you gonna throw a rock? | What, are you gonna throw a rock? |
520 | 00:26:40,333 | 00:26:42,042 | Hey, that's pretty good. | Hey, that's pretty good. |
521 | 00:26:42,752 | 00:26:44,711 | What did you wish, Mary? | What did you wish, Mary? |
522 | 00:26:47,465 | 00:26:49,675 | Buffalo gals can't you come out tonight? | Buffalo gals can't you come out tonight? |
523 | 00:26:49,759 | 00:26:52,678 | Can't you come out tonight? | Can't you come out tonight? |
524 | 00:26:52,762 | 00:26:55,764 | Buffalo gals, can't you come out tonight | Buffalo gals, can't you come out tonight |
525 | 00:26:55,848 | 00:26:58,850 | And | And |
526 | 00:26:58,935 | 00:27:02,979 | Dance by the light of the moon? | Dance by the light of the moon? |
527 | 00:27:03,064 | 00:27:05,023 | What did you wish when you threw that rock? | What did you wish when you threw that rock? |
528 | 00:27:05,108 | 00:27:06,525 | - Oh, no. - Come on, tell me. | - Oh, no. - Come on, tell me. |
529 | 00:27:06,609 | 00:27:08,193 | If I told you, it might not come true. | If I told you, it might not come true. |
530 | 00:27:08,277 | 00:27:10,028 | What is it you want, Mary? | What is it you want, Mary? |
531 | 00:27:10,405 | 00:27:12,906 | What do you want? You want the moon? | What do you want? You want the moon? |
532 | 00:27:13,282 | 00:27:16,535 | Just say the word, and I'll throw a lasso around it and pull it down. | Just say the word, and I'll throw a lasso around it and pull it down. |
533 | 00:27:16,619 | 00:27:20,414 | Hey, that's a pretty good idea. I'll give you the moon, Mary. | Hey, that's a pretty good idea. I'll give you the moon, Mary. |
534 | 00:27:20,581 | 00:27:21,998 | I'll take it. | I'll take it. |
535 | 00:27:22,458 | 00:27:23,500 | Then what? | Then what? |
536 | 00:27:23,960 | 00:27:27,462 | Well, then you could swallow it, and it would all dissolve, see? | Well, then you could swallow it, and it would all dissolve, see? |
537 | 00:27:27,922 | 00:27:31,341 | And the moonbeams would shoot out of your fingers and your toes | And the moonbeams would shoot out of your fingers and your toes |
538 | 00:27:31,426 | 00:27:33,468 | and the ends of your hair. | and the ends of your hair. |
539 | 00:27:34,804 | 00:27:37,514 | - Am I talking too much? - Yes! | - Am I talking too much? - Yes! |
540 | 00:27:38,474 | 00:27:40,809 | Why don't you kiss her instead of talking her to death? | Why don't you kiss her instead of talking her to death? |
541 | 00:27:40,893 | 00:27:41,935 | How's that? | How's that? |
542 | 00:27:42,019 | 00:27:45,480 | Why don't you kiss her instead of talking her to death? | Why don't you kiss her instead of talking her to death? |
543 | 00:27:47,150 | 00:27:48,734 | You want me to kiss her, huh? | You want me to kiss her, huh? |
544 | 00:27:48,818 | 00:27:52,195 | Youth is wasted on the wrong people. | Youth is wasted on the wrong people. |
545 | 00:27:53,239 | 00:27:56,616 | Hey. Hey, hold on, hey, mister. Come on back out here! | Hey. Hey, hold on, hey, mister. Come on back out here! |
546 | 00:27:56,701 | 00:28:00,954 | I'll show you some kissing that'll put hair back on your head. What are you... | I'll show you some kissing that'll put hair back on your head. What are you... |
547 | 00:28:08,296 | 00:28:09,379 | Mary? | Mary? |
548 | 00:28:20,516 | 00:28:22,517 | Okay, I give up. Where are you? | Okay, I give up. Where are you? |
549 | 00:28:22,769 | 00:28:25,729 | Over here in the hydrangea bushes. | Over here in the hydrangea bushes. |
550 | 00:28:25,980 | 00:28:28,315 | Here you are. Catch. | Here you are. Catch. |
551 | 00:28:29,484 | 00:28:31,818 | Wait a minute. What am I doing? | Wait a minute. What am I doing? |
552 | 00:28:36,032 | 00:28:38,533 | This is a very interesting situation. | This is a very interesting situation. |
553 | 00:28:38,618 | 00:28:40,452 | Please give me my robe. | Please give me my robe. |
554 | 00:28:42,330 | 00:28:45,040 | A man doesn't get in a situation like this every day. | A man doesn't get in a situation like this every day. |
555 | 00:28:45,124 | 00:28:47,125 | I'd like to have my robe. | I'd like to have my robe. |
556 | 00:28:47,210 | 00:28:48,752 | Not in Bedford Falls, anyway. | Not in Bedford Falls, anyway. |
557 | 00:28:48,836 | 00:28:51,046 | - Ouch! Oh! - Gesundheit. | - Ouch! Oh! - Gesundheit. |
558 | 00:28:52,006 | 00:28:53,799 | - George Bailey! - This requires a little thought here. | - George Bailey! - This requires a little thought here. |
559 | 00:28:53,883 | 00:28:55,550 | Give me my robe. | Give me my robe. |
560 | 00:28:55,635 | 00:28:58,053 | I've read about things like this, but I've never... | I've read about things like this, but I've never... |
561 | 00:28:58,137 | 00:29:01,306 | Shame on you! I'm gonna tell your mother on you. | Shame on you! I'm gonna tell your mother on you. |
562 | 00:29:01,390 | 00:29:03,975 | My mother's way up on the corner there. | My mother's way up on the corner there. |
563 | 00:29:04,060 | 00:29:06,019 | I'll call the police. | I'll call the police. |
564 | 00:29:06,103 | 00:29:08,897 | They're way downtown. They'd be on my side, too. | They're way downtown. They'd be on my side, too. |
565 | 00:29:08,981 | 00:29:10,857 | Then I'm going to scream! | Then I'm going to scream! |
566 | 00:29:11,567 | 00:29:13,360 | Maybe I could sell tickets. | Maybe I could sell tickets. |
567 | 00:29:14,153 | 00:29:17,572 | Let's see. No, the point is | Let's see. No, the point is |
568 | 00:29:17,657 | 00:29:20,367 | in order to get this robe... I've got it. | in order to get this robe... I've got it. |
569 | 00:29:20,660 | 00:29:22,327 | I'll make a deal with you, Mary. | I'll make a deal with you, Mary. |
570 | 00:29:22,411 | 00:29:24,746 | George! George! | George! George! |
571 | 00:29:27,208 | 00:29:29,501 | George, come on home! Quick! | George, come on home! Quick! |
572 | 00:29:29,585 | 00:29:32,003 | - Your father's had a stroke. - What? | - Your father's had a stroke. - What? |
573 | 00:29:32,421 | 00:29:35,257 | - Mary, Mary, I'm sorry. I've got to go. - Come on, George, let's hurry. | - Mary, Mary, I'm sorry. I've got to go. - Come on, George, let's hurry. |
574 | 00:29:35,341 | 00:29:36,424 | - Did you get a doctor? - Yes. | - Did you get a doctor? - Yes. |
575 | 00:29:36,509 | 00:29:38,343 | Campbell's there now. | Campbell's there now. |
576 | 00:29:48,938 | 00:29:50,564 | I think that's all we'll need you for, George. | I think that's all we'll need you for, George. |
577 | 00:29:50,648 | 00:29:53,525 | - I know you're anxious to make a train. - I have a taxi waiting downstairs. | - I know you're anxious to make a train. - I have a taxi waiting downstairs. |
578 | 00:29:53,609 | 00:29:56,403 | I want the board to know that George gave up his trip to Europe | I want the board to know that George gave up his trip to Europe |
579 | 00:29:56,487 | 00:29:59,239 | to help straighten things out here these past few months. | to help straighten things out here these past few months. |
580 | 00:29:59,323 | 00:30:01,199 | Good luck to you at school, George. | Good luck to you at school, George. |
581 | 00:30:01,284 | 00:30:03,243 | - Good luck, George. - Goodbye, George. | - Good luck, George. - Goodbye, George. |
582 | 00:30:03,327 | 00:30:05,954 | And now we come to the real purpose of this meeting, | And now we come to the real purpose of this meeting, |
583 | 00:30:06,038 | 00:30:08,707 | to appoint a successor to our dear friend Peter Bailey. | to appoint a successor to our dear friend Peter Bailey. |
584 | 00:30:08,791 | 00:30:10,959 | Mr. Chairman, I'd like to get to my real purpose. | Mr. Chairman, I'd like to get to my real purpose. |
585 | 00:30:11,043 | 00:30:13,253 | - Wait just a minute now. - Wait for what? | - Wait just a minute now. - Wait for what? |
586 | 00:30:13,337 | 00:30:16,715 | I claim this institution is not necessary to this town. | I claim this institution is not necessary to this town. |
587 | 00:30:16,799 | 00:30:20,635 | Therefore, Mr. Chairman, I make a motion to dissolve this institution | Therefore, Mr. Chairman, I make a motion to dissolve this institution |
588 | 00:30:20,720 | 00:30:24,014 | and turn its assets and liabilities over to the receiver. | and turn its assets and liabilities over to the receiver. |
589 | 00:30:24,098 | 00:30:26,057 | Potter, you dirty, contemptible... I'll wring his neck. | Potter, you dirty, contemptible... I'll wring his neck. |
590 | 00:30:26,142 | 00:30:27,142 | George, did you hear what that buzzard... | George, did you hear what that buzzard... |
591 | 00:30:27,226 | 00:30:28,268 | Mr. Chairman. | Mr. Chairman. |
592 | 00:30:28,352 | 00:30:30,145 | It's too soon after Peter Bailey's death | It's too soon after Peter Bailey's death |
593 | 00:30:30,229 | 00:30:32,564 | to talk about chloroforming the Building and Loan. | to talk about chloroforming the Building and Loan. |
594 | 00:30:32,648 | 00:30:35,066 | Peter Bailey died three months ago. | Peter Bailey died three months ago. |
595 | 00:30:35,151 | 00:30:36,943 | I second Mr. Potter's motion. | I second Mr. Potter's motion. |
596 | 00:30:37,028 | 00:30:38,445 | Very well. In that case, | Very well. In that case, |
597 | 00:30:38,529 | 00:30:42,407 | I'll ask the two executive officers to withdraw. But before you go, | I'll ask the two executive officers to withdraw. But before you go, |
598 | 00:30:42,491 | 00:30:45,619 | I'm sure the whole board wishes to express its deep sorrow | I'm sure the whole board wishes to express its deep sorrow |
599 | 00:30:45,703 | 00:30:47,913 | - at the passing of Peter Bailey. - Thank you very much. | - at the passing of Peter Bailey. - Thank you very much. |
600 | 00:30:47,997 | 00:30:49,915 | It was his faith and devotion | It was his faith and devotion |
601 | 00:30:49,999 | 00:30:51,583 | that are responsible for this organization. | that are responsible for this organization. |
602 | 00:30:51,667 | 00:30:53,585 | I'll go further than that. | I'll go further than that. |
603 | 00:30:53,669 | 00:30:58,089 | I'll say that to the public Peter Bailey was the Building and Loan. | I'll say that to the public Peter Bailey was the Building and Loan. |
604 | 00:30:58,174 | 00:31:00,383 | That's fine, Potter, coming from you, | That's fine, Potter, coming from you, |
605 | 00:31:00,468 | 00:31:02,427 | considering that you probably drove him to his grave. | considering that you probably drove him to his grave. |
606 | 00:31:02,511 | 00:31:05,347 | Peter Bailey was not a businessman. | Peter Bailey was not a businessman. |
607 | 00:31:05,431 | 00:31:06,890 | That's what killed him. | That's what killed him. |
608 | 00:31:06,974 | 00:31:09,684 | Oh, I don't mean any disrespect to him. God rest his soul. | Oh, I don't mean any disrespect to him. God rest his soul. |
609 | 00:31:09,769 | 00:31:13,229 | He was a man of high ideals, so-called. | He was a man of high ideals, so-called. |
610 | 00:31:13,689 | 00:31:17,567 | But ideals without common sense can ruin this town. | But ideals without common sense can ruin this town. |
611 | 00:31:18,361 | 00:31:21,154 | Now, you take this loan here to Ernie Bishop, | Now, you take this loan here to Ernie Bishop, |
612 | 00:31:21,238 | 00:31:24,574 | you know, that fellow that sits around all day | you know, that fellow that sits around all day |
613 | 00:31:24,659 | 00:31:27,452 | on his brains in his taxi, you know. | on his brains in his taxi, you know. |
614 | 00:31:27,536 | 00:31:31,331 | I happen to know the bank turned down this loan. | I happen to know the bank turned down this loan. |
615 | 00:31:31,415 | 00:31:33,124 | But he comes here, | But he comes here, |
616 | 00:31:33,209 | 00:31:37,963 | and we're building him a house worth $5,000. | and we're building him a house worth $5,000. |
617 | 00:31:38,714 | 00:31:41,132 | - Why? - Well, I handled that, Mr. Potter. | - Why? - Well, I handled that, Mr. Potter. |
618 | 00:31:41,217 | 00:31:44,094 | You have all the papers there. His salary, insurance. | You have all the papers there. His salary, insurance. |
619 | 00:31:44,178 | 00:31:45,512 | I can personally vouch for his character. | I can personally vouch for his character. |
620 | 00:31:45,596 | 00:31:47,514 | - A friend of yours? - Yes, sir. | - A friend of yours? - Yes, sir. |
621 | 00:31:48,057 | 00:31:51,851 | You see, if you shoot pool with some employee here, | You see, if you shoot pool with some employee here, |
622 | 00:31:51,936 | 00:31:54,187 | you can come and borrow money. | you can come and borrow money. |
623 | 00:31:54,438 | 00:31:56,356 | What does that get us? | What does that get us? |
624 | 00:31:56,440 | 00:31:59,317 | A discontented, lazy rabble | A discontented, lazy rabble |
625 | 00:31:59,402 | 00:32:01,319 | instead of a thrifty working class. | instead of a thrifty working class. |
626 | 00:32:01,404 | 00:32:05,198 | And all because a few starry-eyed dreamers | And all because a few starry-eyed dreamers |
627 | 00:32:05,282 | 00:32:08,493 | like Peter Bailey stir them up and fill their heads | like Peter Bailey stir them up and fill their heads |
628 | 00:32:08,577 | 00:32:10,829 | with a lot of impossible ideas. | with a lot of impossible ideas. |
629 | 00:32:10,913 | 00:32:12,706 | Now, I say... | Now, I say... |
630 | 00:32:12,790 | 00:32:15,667 | Just a minute. Just a minute. Now, hold on, Mr. Potter. | Just a minute. Just a minute. Now, hold on, Mr. Potter. |
631 | 00:32:15,751 | 00:32:19,004 | You're right when you say my father was no businessman. I know that. | You're right when you say my father was no businessman. I know that. |
632 | 00:32:19,088 | 00:32:21,715 | Why he ever started this cheap penny-ante Building and Loan | Why he ever started this cheap penny-ante Building and Loan |
633 | 00:32:21,799 | 00:32:22,882 | I'll never know. | I'll never know. |
634 | 00:32:22,967 | 00:32:25,844 | But neither you nor anybody else can say anything against his character, | But neither you nor anybody else can say anything against his character, |
635 | 00:32:25,928 | 00:32:27,637 | because his whole life was... | because his whole life was... |
636 | 00:32:27,722 | 00:32:30,348 | Why, in the 25 years since he and Uncle Billy started this thing, | Why, in the 25 years since he and Uncle Billy started this thing, |
637 | 00:32:30,433 | 00:32:32,726 | he never once thought of himself. Isn't that right, Uncle Billy? | he never once thought of himself. Isn't that right, Uncle Billy? |
638 | 00:32:32,810 | 00:32:35,687 | He didn't save enough money to send Harry to school, let alone me. | He didn't save enough money to send Harry to school, let alone me. |
639 | 00:32:35,771 | 00:32:38,523 | But he did help a few people get out of your slums, Mr. Potter. | But he did help a few people get out of your slums, Mr. Potter. |
640 | 00:32:38,607 | 00:32:42,694 | And what's wrong with that? Why, here, you're all businessmen here. | And what's wrong with that? Why, here, you're all businessmen here. |
641 | 00:32:42,778 | 00:32:46,031 | Don't it make them better citizens, and doesn't it make them better customers? | Don't it make them better citizens, and doesn't it make them better customers? |
642 | 00:32:46,115 | 00:32:48,324 | You said that they... What'd you say just a minute ago? | You said that they... What'd you say just a minute ago? |
643 | 00:32:48,409 | 00:32:50,201 | They had to wait and save their money | They had to wait and save their money |
644 | 00:32:50,286 | 00:32:51,745 | before they even thought of a decent home. | before they even thought of a decent home. |
645 | 00:32:51,829 | 00:32:53,538 | Wait? Wait for what? | Wait? Wait for what? |
646 | 00:32:53,622 | 00:32:55,290 | Until their children grow up and leave them? | Until their children grow up and leave them? |
647 | 00:32:55,374 | 00:32:57,542 | Until they're so old and broken-down that they... | Until they're so old and broken-down that they... |
648 | 00:32:57,626 | 00:33:00,253 | Do you know how long it takes a working man to save $5,000? | Do you know how long it takes a working man to save $5,000? |
649 | 00:33:00,337 | 00:33:03,715 | Just remember this, Mr. Potter, that this rabble you're talking about, | Just remember this, Mr. Potter, that this rabble you're talking about, |
650 | 00:33:03,799 | 00:33:07,719 | they do most of the working and paying and living and dying in this community. | they do most of the working and paying and living and dying in this community. |
651 | 00:33:07,803 | 00:33:10,263 | Well, is it too much to have them work and pay and live and die | Well, is it too much to have them work and pay and live and die |
652 | 00:33:10,347 | 00:33:12,140 | in a couple of decent rooms and a bath? | in a couple of decent rooms and a bath? |
653 | 00:33:12,224 | 00:33:14,309 | Anyway, my father didn't think so. | Anyway, my father didn't think so. |
654 | 00:33:14,977 | 00:33:17,270 | People were human beings to him, but to you, | People were human beings to him, but to you, |
655 | 00:33:17,354 | 00:33:20,315 | a warped, frustrated old man, they're cattle. | a warped, frustrated old man, they're cattle. |
656 | 00:33:20,441 | 00:33:22,901 | Well, in my book, he died a much richer man than you'll ever be. | Well, in my book, he died a much richer man than you'll ever be. |
657 | 00:33:22,985 | 00:33:24,903 | I'm not interested in your book. | I'm not interested in your book. |
658 | 00:33:24,987 | 00:33:27,739 | I'm talking about the Building and Loan. | I'm talking about the Building and Loan. |
659 | 00:33:27,823 | 00:33:29,532 | I know very well what you're talking about. | I know very well what you're talking about. |
660 | 00:33:29,617 | 00:33:31,910 | You're talking about something you can't get your fingers on, | You're talking about something you can't get your fingers on, |
661 | 00:33:31,994 | 00:33:34,829 | and it's galling you. That's what you're talking about, I know. | and it's galling you. That's what you're talking about, I know. |
662 | 00:33:34,914 | 00:33:37,207 | Well, I've said too much. I... | Well, I've said too much. I... |
663 | 00:33:37,666 | 00:33:40,585 | You're the Board here. You do what you want with this thing. | You're the Board here. You do what you want with this thing. |
664 | 00:33:40,669 | 00:33:42,253 | There's just one thing more, though. | There's just one thing more, though. |
665 | 00:33:42,338 | 00:33:44,964 | This town needs this measly one-horse institution | This town needs this measly one-horse institution |
666 | 00:33:45,049 | 00:33:48,635 | if only to have someplace where people can come without crawling to Potter. | if only to have someplace where people can come without crawling to Potter. |
667 | 00:33:48,719 | 00:33:49,844 | Come on, Uncle Billy. | Come on, Uncle Billy. |
668 | 00:33:55,893 | 00:33:59,229 | Sentimental hogwash. I want my motion. | Sentimental hogwash. I want my motion. |
669 | 00:34:01,357 | 00:34:03,942 | Boy, oh boy, that was telling him, George, old boy. | Boy, oh boy, that was telling him, George, old boy. |
670 | 00:34:04,026 | 00:34:05,819 | You shut his big mouth. You should have heard him. | You shut his big mouth. You should have heard him. |
671 | 00:34:05,903 | 00:34:07,612 | What happened? We heard a lot of yelling. | What happened? We heard a lot of yelling. |
672 | 00:34:07,696 | 00:34:10,323 | Well, we're being voted out of business after 25 years. | Well, we're being voted out of business after 25 years. |
673 | 00:34:10,407 | 00:34:13,910 | - Easy come, easy go. - Here it is. "Help wanted. Female." | - Easy come, easy go. - Here it is. "Help wanted. Female." |
674 | 00:34:13,994 | 00:34:15,954 | You still want me to hang around, George? | You still want me to hang around, George? |
675 | 00:34:16,038 | 00:34:18,581 | - Yeah, I'll be right down. - Yeah, hey, you'll miss your train. | - Yeah, I'll be right down. - Yeah, hey, you'll miss your train. |
676 | 00:34:18,666 | 00:34:20,458 | You're a week late for school already. Go on. | You're a week late for school already. Go on. |
677 | 00:34:20,543 | 00:34:23,336 | - What's going on in there? - Never mind. Don't worry about that. | - What's going on in there? - Never mind. Don't worry about that. |
678 | 00:34:23,420 | 00:34:26,464 | They're putting us out of business. So what? I can get another job. | They're putting us out of business. So what? I can get another job. |
679 | 00:34:26,549 | 00:34:28,299 | - I'm only 55. - 56. | - I'm only 55. - 56. |
680 | 00:34:28,384 | 00:34:30,718 | Go on, go on. Hey, look, you gave up your boat trip, | Go on, go on. Hey, look, you gave up your boat trip, |
681 | 00:34:30,803 | 00:34:32,387 | now you don't want to miss college, too, do you? | now you don't want to miss college, too, do you? |
682 | 00:34:32,471 | 00:34:34,931 | George! George! They voted Potter down. | George! George! They voted Potter down. |
683 | 00:34:35,015 | 00:34:36,808 | They want to keep it going. | They want to keep it going. |
684 | 00:34:37,810 | 00:34:39,352 | You did it, George. You did it. | You did it, George. You did it. |
685 | 00:34:39,436 | 00:34:41,646 | They got one condition, only one condition. | They got one condition, only one condition. |
686 | 00:34:41,730 | 00:34:43,314 | - What's that? - And that's the best part of it. | - What's that? - And that's the best part of it. |
687 | 00:34:43,399 | 00:34:45,400 | They've appointed George here as Executive Secretary | They've appointed George here as Executive Secretary |
688 | 00:34:45,484 | 00:34:46,776 | to take his father's place. | to take his father's place. |
689 | 00:34:46,861 | 00:34:49,696 | - Oh, no! But, Uncle Billy... - You can keep him on. That's all right. | - Oh, no! But, Uncle Billy... - You can keep him on. That's all right. |
690 | 00:34:49,780 | 00:34:51,698 | As Secretary, you can hire anyone you like. | As Secretary, you can hire anyone you like. |
691 | 00:34:51,782 | 00:34:54,409 | Dr. Campbell, now let's get this thing straight. I'm leaving. | Dr. Campbell, now let's get this thing straight. I'm leaving. |
692 | 00:34:54,493 | 00:34:56,119 | I'm leaving right now. I'm going to school. | I'm leaving right now. I'm going to school. |
693 | 00:34:56,203 | 00:34:58,663 | This is my last chance. Uncle Billy here, he's your man. | This is my last chance. Uncle Billy here, he's your man. |
694 | 00:34:58,747 | 00:35:01,583 | But, George, they'll vote with Potter otherwise. | But, George, they'll vote with Potter otherwise. |
695 | 00:35:03,419 | 00:35:06,421 | - I know, I know, he didn't go. - That's right. | - I know, I know, he didn't go. - That's right. |
696 | 00:35:06,755 | 00:35:09,841 | Not only that, but he gave his school money to his brother, Harry, | Not only that, but he gave his school money to his brother, Harry, |
697 | 00:35:09,925 | 00:35:11,426 | and sent him to college. | and sent him to college. |
698 | 00:35:11,510 | 00:35:13,386 | Harry became a football star. | Harry became a football star. |
699 | 00:35:13,470 | 00:35:14,762 | Made second team all-American. | Made second team all-American. |
700 | 00:35:15,181 | 00:35:17,473 | Yeah, but what happened to George? | Yeah, but what happened to George? |
701 | 00:35:17,558 | 00:35:20,768 | George got four years older, waiting for Harry to come back | George got four years older, waiting for Harry to come back |
702 | 00:35:20,853 | 00:35:22,937 | and take over the Building and Loans. | and take over the Building and Loans. |
703 | 00:35:23,022 | 00:35:25,356 | There are plenty of jobs around for somebody that likes to travel. | There are plenty of jobs around for somebody that likes to travel. |
704 | 00:35:25,441 | 00:35:26,441 | Look at this. Here. | Look at this. Here. |
705 | 00:35:26,525 | 00:35:30,862 | Venezuela oil fields. "Wanted, man with construction experience." | Venezuela oil fields. "Wanted, man with construction experience." |
706 | 00:35:30,946 | 00:35:32,947 | Here's the Yukon, right here. | Here's the Yukon, right here. |
707 | 00:35:33,032 | 00:35:35,408 | "Wanted, man with engineering experience." | "Wanted, man with engineering experience." |
708 | 00:35:36,535 | 00:35:38,369 | There she blows. | There she blows. |
709 | 00:35:38,454 | 00:35:41,331 | You know what the three most exciting sounds in the world are? | You know what the three most exciting sounds in the world are? |
710 | 00:35:41,415 | 00:35:43,666 | Breakfast is served. Lunch is served. Dinner... | Breakfast is served. Lunch is served. Dinner... |
711 | 00:35:43,751 | 00:35:47,462 | No, no, no, no! Anchor chains, plane motors and train whistles. | No, no, no, no! Anchor chains, plane motors and train whistles. |
712 | 00:35:47,546 | 00:35:49,714 | - Peanut? - There's the professor now. | - Peanut? - There's the professor now. |
713 | 00:35:49,798 | 00:35:52,091 | Old Professor Phi Beta Kappa all-American Bailey. | Old Professor Phi Beta Kappa all-American Bailey. |
714 | 00:35:52,176 | 00:35:54,219 | Why, old George "Geographic Explorer" Bailey. | Why, old George "Geographic Explorer" Bailey. |
715 | 00:35:54,303 | 00:35:56,888 | What? No husky dogs? No sled? Uncle Billy, you haven't changed a bit. | What? No husky dogs? No sled? Uncle Billy, you haven't changed a bit. |
716 | 00:35:56,972 | 00:35:58,514 | Nobody ever changes here, you know that. | Nobody ever changes here, you know that. |
717 | 00:35:58,599 | 00:36:00,266 | Oh, am I glad to see you. | Oh, am I glad to see you. |
718 | 00:36:00,351 | 00:36:02,560 | - Say, where's Mother? - She's home, cooking the fatted calf. | - Say, where's Mother? - She's home, cooking the fatted calf. |
719 | 00:36:02,645 | 00:36:04,479 | - Come on, let's go. - Oh, wait! Wait, wait a minute. | - Come on, let's go. - Oh, wait! Wait, wait a minute. |
720 | 00:36:04,563 | 00:36:07,523 | George, Uncle Billy, I want you to meet Ruth. | George, Uncle Billy, I want you to meet Ruth. |
721 | 00:36:07,608 | 00:36:08,942 | - Hello. - How do you do? | - Hello. - How do you do? |
722 | 00:36:09,026 | 00:36:11,778 | - Ruth Dakin. - Ruth Dakin Bailey, if you don't mind. | - Ruth Dakin. - Ruth Dakin Bailey, if you don't mind. |
723 | 00:36:11,862 | 00:36:14,239 | - Huh? - Well, I wired you I had a surprise. | - Huh? - Well, I wired you I had a surprise. |
724 | 00:36:14,323 | 00:36:15,949 | Here she is. Meet the wife. | Here she is. Meet the wife. |
725 | 00:36:16,033 | 00:36:18,868 | Well, what do you know? A wife. | Well, what do you know? A wife. |
726 | 00:36:19,662 | 00:36:22,747 | - Well, how do you do? Congratulations. - How do you do? | - Well, how do you do? Congratulations. - How do you do? |
727 | 00:36:23,082 | 00:36:25,541 | What am I doing? Congratulations! | What am I doing? Congratulations! |
728 | 00:36:25,626 | 00:36:27,377 | - Doggone it, Harry, you... - They're married! | - Doggone it, Harry, you... - They're married! |
729 | 00:36:27,461 | 00:36:29,587 | Why don't you tell somebody? | Why don't you tell somebody? |
730 | 00:36:29,672 | 00:36:32,257 | Come on, Mrs. Bailey, I can't wait to see everybody's reaction. | Come on, Mrs. Bailey, I can't wait to see everybody's reaction. |
731 | 00:36:32,341 | 00:36:33,758 | - You're really married? - Why, yes. | - You're really married? - Why, yes. |
732 | 00:36:33,842 | 00:36:35,551 | What's a pretty girl like you doing | What's a pretty girl like you doing |
733 | 00:36:35,636 | 00:36:37,595 | marrying this two-headed brother of mine? | marrying this two-headed brother of mine? |
734 | 00:36:37,680 | 00:36:40,390 | Well, I'll tell you. It's purely mercenary. My father offered him a job. | Well, I'll tell you. It's purely mercenary. My father offered him a job. |
735 | 00:36:40,474 | 00:36:44,602 | Oh, he got you and the job? Well, Harry's cup runneth over. | Oh, he got you and the job? Well, Harry's cup runneth over. |
736 | 00:36:45,354 | 00:36:49,274 | George, about that job. Ruth spoke out of turn. I never said I'd take it. | George, about that job. Ruth spoke out of turn. I never said I'd take it. |
737 | 00:36:49,525 | 00:36:52,193 | You've been holding the bag here for four years, and, | You've been holding the bag here for four years, and, |
738 | 00:36:52,278 | 00:36:55,071 | well, I won't let you down, George. I would like to... | well, I won't let you down, George. I would like to... |
739 | 00:36:55,155 | 00:36:58,283 | Oh, wait a minute. I forgot the bags. I'll be right back. | Oh, wait a minute. I forgot the bags. I'll be right back. |
740 | 00:36:58,367 | 00:36:59,575 | It was a surprise to me. | It was a surprise to me. |
741 | 00:36:59,660 | 00:37:01,619 | This is the new Mrs. Bailey, my nephew's wife. | This is the new Mrs. Bailey, my nephew's wife. |
742 | 00:37:01,704 | 00:37:05,498 | - How are you? - Old, old friend of the Baileys. | - How are you? - Old, old friend of the Baileys. |
743 | 00:37:05,582 | 00:37:08,710 | Oh, really? What are their names? Let's see... | Oh, really? What are their names? Let's see... |
744 | 00:37:09,169 | 00:37:11,713 | Oh, of course, I've heard him speak of you. | Oh, of course, I've heard him speak of you. |
745 | 00:37:11,797 | 00:37:14,173 | And I want to tell you, we're gonna give the biggest party | And I want to tell you, we're gonna give the biggest party |
746 | 00:37:14,258 | 00:37:15,717 | this town ever saw. | this town ever saw. |
747 | 00:37:18,554 | 00:37:20,221 | Here, have some popcorn. | Here, have some popcorn. |
748 | 00:37:21,640 | 00:37:24,892 | George, George, George. That's all Harry ever talks about. | George, George, George. That's all Harry ever talks about. |
749 | 00:37:25,060 | 00:37:27,228 | Ruth, this... | Ruth, this... |
750 | 00:37:27,354 | 00:37:28,479 | What about this job? | What about this job? |
751 | 00:37:28,564 | 00:37:30,982 | Well, my father owns a glass factory in Buffalo. | Well, my father owns a glass factory in Buffalo. |
752 | 00:37:31,066 | 00:37:33,818 | He wants to get Harry started in the research business. | He wants to get Harry started in the research business. |
753 | 00:37:33,902 | 00:37:36,070 | - Well, is it a good job? - Oh, yes, very. | - Well, is it a good job? - Oh, yes, very. |
754 | 00:37:36,155 | 00:37:38,823 | Not much money, but good future, you know. | Not much money, but good future, you know. |
755 | 00:37:38,907 | 00:37:41,242 | - Yeah. - Harry's a genius at research. | - Yeah. - Harry's a genius at research. |
756 | 00:37:41,327 | 00:37:44,746 | - My father just fell in love with him. - And you did, too. | - My father just fell in love with him. - And you did, too. |
757 | 00:37:59,386 | 00:38:00,386 | Hey, Joe. | Hey, Joe. |
758 | 00:38:00,471 | 00:38:04,057 | Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. I feel so good. | Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. I feel so good. |
759 | 00:38:04,141 | 00:38:08,811 | I could spit in Potter's eye. I think I will. I think I will. | I could spit in Potter's eye. I think I will. I think I will. |
760 | 00:38:09,605 | 00:38:11,397 | What did you say? Huh? | What did you say? Huh? |
761 | 00:38:11,899 | 00:38:14,192 | Maybe I'd better go home. | Maybe I'd better go home. |
762 | 00:38:14,276 | 00:38:16,611 | Where's my hat? Where's my... | Where's my hat? Where's my... |
763 | 00:38:16,945 | 00:38:20,531 | - Oh, thank you, George. Which is mine? - The middle one. | - Oh, thank you, George. Which is mine? - The middle one. |
764 | 00:38:20,616 | 00:38:23,701 | Oh, thank you, George. Oh boy, oh boy. Now, look, | Oh, thank you, George. Oh boy, oh boy. Now, look, |
765 | 00:38:23,786 | 00:38:27,121 | if you'll point me in the right direction... Would you do that, George? | if you'll point me in the right direction... Would you do that, George? |
766 | 00:38:27,206 | 00:38:28,373 | Right down here. | Right down here. |
767 | 00:38:28,457 | 00:38:31,167 | Old Building and Loan pal, huh? | Old Building and Loan pal, huh? |
768 | 00:38:31,251 | 00:38:33,544 | Now you just turn this way and then right straight down there. | Now you just turn this way and then right straight down there. |
769 | 00:38:33,629 | 00:38:34,712 | Oh, that way, huh? | Oh, that way, huh? |
770 | 00:38:35,089 | 00:38:40,093 | My wild Irish rose | My wild Irish rose |
771 | 00:38:42,596 | 00:38:45,723 | I'm all right. I'm all right. | I'm all right. I'm all right. |
772 | 00:38:45,808 | 00:38:50,645 | The sweetest flower I know | The sweetest flower I know |
773 | 00:39:28,183 | 00:39:29,308 | Hello, Ma. | Hello, Ma. |
774 | 00:39:31,478 | 00:39:33,104 | That's for nothing. | That's for nothing. |
775 | 00:39:34,523 | 00:39:37,066 | - How do you like her? - She's swell, isn't she? | - How do you like her? - She's swell, isn't she? |
776 | 00:39:37,151 | 00:39:39,944 | Looks like she can keep Harry on his toes. | Looks like she can keep Harry on his toes. |
777 | 00:39:40,028 | 00:39:42,363 | Keep him out of Bedford Falls, anyway. | Keep him out of Bedford Falls, anyway. |
778 | 00:39:44,491 | 00:39:47,285 | Did you know that Mary Hatch is back from school? | Did you know that Mary Hatch is back from school? |
779 | 00:39:47,995 | 00:39:50,037 | Came back three days ago. | Came back three days ago. |
780 | 00:39:51,373 | 00:39:53,207 | Nice girl, Mary. | Nice girl, Mary. |
781 | 00:39:55,043 | 00:39:57,879 | Kind that'll help you find the answers, George. | Kind that'll help you find the answers, George. |
782 | 00:39:58,881 | 00:40:00,423 | Stop that grunting. | Stop that grunting. |
783 | 00:40:02,468 | 00:40:05,887 | Can you give me one good reason why you shouldn't call on Mary? | Can you give me one good reason why you shouldn't call on Mary? |
784 | 00:40:05,971 | 00:40:07,388 | Sure. Sam Wainwright. | Sure. Sam Wainwright. |
785 | 00:40:07,473 | 00:40:09,432 | - Hee-haw? - Yes, Sam's crazy about Mary. | - Hee-haw? - Yes, Sam's crazy about Mary. |
786 | 00:40:09,516 | 00:40:11,809 | - Well, she's not crazy about him. - Well, how do you know? | - Well, she's not crazy about him. - Well, how do you know? |
787 | 00:40:11,894 | 00:40:13,644 | - What, did she discuss it with you? - No. | - What, did she discuss it with you? - No. |
788 | 00:40:13,729 | 00:40:16,481 | - Well, then how do you know? - Well, I've got eyes, haven't I? | - Well, then how do you know? - Well, I've got eyes, haven't I? |
789 | 00:40:16,565 | 00:40:19,901 | Why, she lights up like a firefly whenever you're around. | Why, she lights up like a firefly whenever you're around. |
790 | 00:40:21,153 | 00:40:23,488 | Besides, Sam Wainwright's away in New York, | Besides, Sam Wainwright's away in New York, |
791 | 00:40:23,572 | 00:40:27,575 | - and you're here in Bedford Falls. - And all's fair in love and war. | - and you're here in Bedford Falls. - And all's fair in love and war. |
792 | 00:40:27,993 | 00:40:29,911 | I don't know about war. | I don't know about war. |
793 | 00:40:33,248 | 00:40:37,001 | Mother of mine, I can see right through you right to your back-collar button. | Mother of mine, I can see right through you right to your back-collar button. |
794 | 00:40:37,085 | 00:40:39,086 | Trying to get rid of me, huh? | Trying to get rid of me, huh? |
795 | 00:40:41,673 | 00:40:44,175 | Well, here's your hat. What's your hurry? | Well, here's your hat. What's your hurry? |
796 | 00:40:45,177 | 00:40:48,137 | All right, Mother, old Building and Loan pal, | All right, Mother, old Building and Loan pal, |
797 | 00:40:48,222 | 00:40:51,474 | I think I'll go out and find a girl and do a little passionate necking. | I think I'll go out and find a girl and do a little passionate necking. |
798 | 00:40:51,558 | 00:40:52,767 | Oh, George. | Oh, George. |
799 | 00:40:52,851 | 00:40:55,895 | Now, if you'll just point me in the right direction... | Now, if you'll just point me in the right direction... |
800 | 00:40:57,231 | 00:40:58,564 | This direction. | This direction. |
801 | 00:41:05,739 | 00:41:07,448 | Good night, Mrs. Bailey. | Good night, Mrs. Bailey. |
802 | 00:41:18,794 | 00:41:21,504 | - Excuse me. - Now, wait a minute. | - Excuse me. - Now, wait a minute. |
803 | 00:41:21,588 | 00:41:23,714 | I think I got a date. | I think I got a date. |
804 | 00:41:23,799 | 00:41:26,551 | But stick around, fellows, just in case, huh? | But stick around, fellows, just in case, huh? |
805 | 00:41:27,886 | 00:41:29,637 | We'll wait for you, baby. | We'll wait for you, baby. |
806 | 00:41:31,515 | 00:41:33,808 | - Hello, Georgie Porgie! - Hello Vi. | - Hello, Georgie Porgie! - Hello Vi. |
807 | 00:41:35,477 | 00:41:37,061 | - What gives? - Nothing. | - What gives? - Nothing. |
808 | 00:41:38,146 | 00:41:39,397 | Where are you going? | Where are you going? |
809 | 00:41:39,481 | 00:41:42,316 | Oh, I'll probably end up down at the library. | Oh, I'll probably end up down at the library. |
810 | 00:41:42,401 | 00:41:46,779 | Georgie, don't you ever get tired of just reading about things? | Georgie, don't you ever get tired of just reading about things? |
811 | 00:41:47,906 | 00:41:48,906 | Yes. | Yes. |
812 | 00:41:49,783 | 00:41:52,243 | - What are you doing tonight? - Not a thing. | - What are you doing tonight? - Not a thing. |
813 | 00:41:52,828 | 00:41:54,620 | Are you game, Vi? Let's make a night of it. | Are you game, Vi? Let's make a night of it. |
814 | 00:41:54,705 | 00:41:56,914 | I'd love it, Georgie. What'll we do? | I'd love it, Georgie. What'll we do? |
815 | 00:41:57,082 | 00:41:58,916 | Let's go out in the fields and take off our shoes | Let's go out in the fields and take off our shoes |
816 | 00:41:59,001 | 00:42:01,419 | - and walk through the grass. - Huh? | - and walk through the grass. - Huh? |
817 | 00:42:01,503 | 00:42:04,422 | Then we can go up to the falls. It's beautiful up there in the moonlight, | Then we can go up to the falls. It's beautiful up there in the moonlight, |
818 | 00:42:04,506 | 00:42:08,676 | and there's a green pool up there, and we can swim in it. | and there's a green pool up there, and we can swim in it. |
819 | 00:42:09,219 | 00:42:12,513 | Then we can climb Mount Bedford and smell the pines | Then we can climb Mount Bedford and smell the pines |
820 | 00:42:12,598 | 00:42:14,265 | and watch the sunrise against the peaks, | and watch the sunrise against the peaks, |
821 | 00:42:14,349 | 00:42:15,766 | and we'll stay up there the whole night, | and we'll stay up there the whole night, |
822 | 00:42:15,851 | 00:42:18,102 | and everybody'll be talking. There'll be a terrific scandal. | and everybody'll be talking. There'll be a terrific scandal. |
823 | 00:42:18,186 | 00:42:21,981 | Georgie, have you gone crazy? Why, walk in the grass in my bare feet? | Georgie, have you gone crazy? Why, walk in the grass in my bare feet? |
824 | 00:42:22,858 | 00:42:25,067 | Why it's 10 miles up to Mount Bedford. | Why it's 10 miles up to Mount Bedford. |
825 | 00:42:25,485 | 00:42:29,530 | - If you think... - Okay, just forget about the whole thing. | - If you think... - Okay, just forget about the whole thing. |
826 | 00:42:47,174 | 00:42:50,593 | - What are you doing, picketing? - Hello, Mary. | - What are you doing, picketing? - Hello, Mary. |
827 | 00:42:51,678 | 00:42:53,763 | I just happened to be passing by here. | I just happened to be passing by here. |
828 | 00:42:53,889 | 00:42:55,681 | Yes, so I noticed. | Yes, so I noticed. |
829 | 00:42:56,391 | 00:42:58,601 | - Have you made up your mind? - How's that? | - Have you made up your mind? - How's that? |
830 | 00:42:58,685 | 00:43:01,312 | - Have you made up your mind? - About what? | - Have you made up your mind? - About what? |
831 | 00:43:01,396 | 00:43:02,772 | About coming in. | About coming in. |
832 | 00:43:03,398 | 00:43:05,441 | Your mother just phoned and said you were on your way over | Your mother just phoned and said you were on your way over |
833 | 00:43:05,525 | 00:43:08,319 | - to pay me a visit. - My mother just called you? | - to pay me a visit. - My mother just called you? |
834 | 00:43:08,403 | 00:43:09,779 | Well, how did she know? | Well, how did she know? |
835 | 00:43:09,863 | 00:43:11,822 | - Didn't you tell her? - I didn't tell anybody. | - Didn't you tell her? - I didn't tell anybody. |
836 | 00:43:11,907 | 00:43:14,742 | I just went for a walk and happened to be passing by here. | I just went for a walk and happened to be passing by here. |
837 | 00:43:14,826 | 00:43:16,369 | What do you... | What do you... |
838 | 00:43:18,205 | 00:43:20,039 | Went for a walk. That's all. | Went for a walk. That's all. |
839 | 00:43:21,416 | 00:43:24,293 | - I'll be downstairs, Mother. - All right, dear. | - I'll be downstairs, Mother. - All right, dear. |
840 | 00:43:46,149 | 00:43:48,442 | Well, are you coming in or aren't you? | Well, are you coming in or aren't you? |
841 | 00:43:48,777 | 00:43:51,028 | Well, I'll come in for a minute. | Well, I'll come in for a minute. |
842 | 00:43:53,073 | 00:43:54,448 | But I... | But I... |
843 | 00:44:06,586 | 00:44:09,630 | I didn't tell anybody I was coming over here, you know. | I didn't tell anybody I was coming over here, you know. |
844 | 00:44:11,174 | 00:44:13,926 | - When did you get back? - Tuesday. | - When did you get back? - Tuesday. |
845 | 00:44:15,095 | 00:44:16,971 | Where did you get that dress? | Where did you get that dress? |
846 | 00:44:17,055 | 00:44:19,640 | - Do you like it? - It's all right. | - Do you like it? - It's all right. |
847 | 00:44:24,438 | 00:44:25,896 | I thought you would go back to New York, | I thought you would go back to New York, |
848 | 00:44:25,981 | 00:44:28,315 | like Sam and Angie and the rest of them. | like Sam and Angie and the rest of them. |
849 | 00:44:29,776 | 00:44:33,320 | I worked there a couple of vacations, but I don't know. | I worked there a couple of vacations, but I don't know. |
850 | 00:44:33,405 | 00:44:34,780 | I guess I was homesick. | I guess I was homesick. |
851 | 00:44:34,865 | 00:44:37,867 | Homesick? For Bedford Falls? | Homesick? For Bedford Falls? |
852 | 00:44:38,118 | 00:44:41,162 | Yes, and my family and... | Yes, and my family and... |
853 | 00:44:42,330 | 00:44:43,539 | Everything. | Everything. |
854 | 00:44:44,875 | 00:44:46,584 | Would you like to sit down? | Would you like to sit down? |
855 | 00:44:46,668 | 00:44:48,502 | All right, for a minute. | All right, for a minute. |
856 | 00:44:49,504 | 00:44:51,255 | I still can't understand it, though. | I still can't understand it, though. |
857 | 00:44:51,339 | 00:44:53,466 | You know, I didn't tell anybody I was coming here. | You know, I didn't tell anybody I was coming here. |
858 | 00:44:53,550 | 00:44:54,925 | Would you rather leave? | Would you rather leave? |
859 | 00:44:55,010 | 00:44:56,844 | No. I don't want to be rude. | No. I don't want to be rude. |
860 | 00:44:56,928 | 00:44:58,471 | Well, then, sit down. | Well, then, sit down. |
861 | 00:44:58,680 | 00:44:59,847 | What's that? | What's that? |
862 | 00:45:02,893 | 00:45:04,435 | Some joke, huh? | Some joke, huh? |
863 | 00:45:09,524 | 00:45:10,733 | Well... | Well... |
864 | 00:45:11,568 | 00:45:14,987 | I see it still smells like pine needles around here. | I see it still smells like pine needles around here. |
865 | 00:45:15,697 | 00:45:16,864 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
866 | 00:45:23,121 | 00:45:25,873 | And dance by the | And dance by the |
867 | 00:45:26,333 | 00:45:27,708 | What's the matter? | What's the matter? |
868 | 00:45:28,543 | 00:45:30,628 | Oh. Oh, yeah, yeah. | Oh. Oh, yeah, yeah. |
869 | 00:45:33,381 | 00:45:34,632 | Well... | Well... |
870 | 00:45:34,716 | 00:45:37,092 | Nice about your brother Harry and Ruth, isn't it? | Nice about your brother Harry and Ruth, isn't it? |
871 | 00:45:37,177 | 00:45:39,261 | Oh, yeah, yeah, that's all right. | Oh, yeah, yeah, that's all right. |
872 | 00:45:39,554 | 00:45:40,679 | Don't you like her? | Don't you like her? |
873 | 00:45:40,764 | 00:45:43,224 | Well, of course I like her. She's a peach. | Well, of course I like her. She's a peach. |
874 | 00:45:44,392 | 00:45:48,312 | Oh, just marriage in general you're not enthusiastic about, huh? | Oh, just marriage in general you're not enthusiastic about, huh? |
875 | 00:45:48,396 | 00:45:52,942 | No. Marriage is all right for Harry and Marty and Sam and you. | No. Marriage is all right for Harry and Marty and Sam and you. |
876 | 00:45:53,026 | 00:45:54,735 | Mary! Mary! | Mary! Mary! |
877 | 00:45:54,820 | 00:45:56,195 | Who's down there with you? | Who's down there with you? |
878 | 00:45:56,279 | 00:45:58,155 | It's George Bailey, Mother. | It's George Bailey, Mother. |
879 | 00:45:58,365 | 00:46:00,950 | George Bailey? What's he want? | George Bailey? What's he want? |
880 | 00:46:01,243 | 00:46:02,576 | I don't know. | I don't know. |
881 | 00:46:02,994 | 00:46:04,370 | What do you want? | What do you want? |
882 | 00:46:05,580 | 00:46:07,873 | Me? Not a thing. | Me? Not a thing. |
883 | 00:46:07,958 | 00:46:10,000 | I just came in to get warm. | I just came in to get warm. |
884 | 00:46:12,504 | 00:46:15,130 | He's making violent love to me, Mother. | He's making violent love to me, Mother. |
885 | 00:46:15,757 | 00:46:18,926 | You tell him to go right back home, and don't you leave the house, either! | You tell him to go right back home, and don't you leave the house, either! |
886 | 00:46:19,010 | 00:46:22,137 | Sam Wainwright promised to call you from New York tonight. | Sam Wainwright promised to call you from New York tonight. |
887 | 00:46:22,222 | 00:46:25,224 | What's your mother mean? You know, I didn't come here to... | What's your mother mean? You know, I didn't come here to... |
888 | 00:46:25,308 | 00:46:27,852 | - What did you come here for, then? - I don't know. You tell me. | - What did you come here for, then? - I don't know. You tell me. |
889 | 00:46:27,936 | 00:46:30,521 | You're supposed to be the one that has all the answers. You tell me. | You're supposed to be the one that has all the answers. You tell me. |
890 | 00:46:30,605 | 00:46:32,481 | - Why don't you go home? - That's where I'm going. | - Why don't you go home? - That's where I'm going. |
891 | 00:46:32,566 | 00:46:34,191 | I don't know why I came here in the first place. | I don't know why I came here in the first place. |
892 | 00:46:34,276 | 00:46:35,734 | - Good night. - Good night! | - Good night. - Good night! |
893 | 00:46:35,819 | 00:46:38,863 | Mary! Mary! The telephone. It's Sam. | Mary! Mary! The telephone. It's Sam. |
894 | 00:46:38,947 | 00:46:40,155 | I'll get it. | I'll get it. |
895 | 00:46:40,323 | 00:46:43,033 | Whatever were you doing that you couldn't hear? | Whatever were you doing that you couldn't hear? |
896 | 00:46:52,127 | 00:46:54,378 | Mary, he's waiting. | Mary, he's waiting. |
897 | 00:46:57,799 | 00:46:58,924 | Hello? | Hello? |
898 | 00:47:00,886 | 00:47:02,219 | Forgot my hat. | Forgot my hat. |
899 | 00:47:04,222 | 00:47:07,433 | Hee-haw! Hello, Sam, how are you? | Hee-haw! Hello, Sam, how are you? |
900 | 00:47:07,517 | 00:47:10,561 | I'm great. Gee, it's good to hear your voice again. | I'm great. Gee, it's good to hear your voice again. |
901 | 00:47:10,645 | 00:47:13,480 | Well, that's awfully sweet of you, Sam. | Well, that's awfully sweet of you, Sam. |
902 | 00:47:14,399 | 00:47:17,693 | There's an old friend of yours here. George Bailey. | There's an old friend of yours here. George Bailey. |
903 | 00:47:17,777 | 00:47:19,695 | You mean old mossback George? | You mean old mossback George? |
904 | 00:47:19,946 | 00:47:22,406 | Yes, old mossback George. | Yes, old mossback George. |
905 | 00:47:22,490 | 00:47:24,408 | Hee-haw! Put him on. | Hee-haw! Put him on. |
906 | 00:47:24,492 | 00:47:26,785 | Wait just a minute. I'll call him. George! | Wait just a minute. I'll call him. George! |
907 | 00:47:26,870 | 00:47:29,079 | He doesn't want to speak to George, you idiot. | He doesn't want to speak to George, you idiot. |
908 | 00:47:29,164 | 00:47:30,998 | He does so. He asked for him. | He does so. He asked for him. |
909 | 00:47:31,833 | 00:47:34,543 | George, Sam wants to speak to you. | George, Sam wants to speak to you. |
910 | 00:47:38,965 | 00:47:39,965 | Hi, Sam. | Hi, Sam. |
911 | 00:47:40,050 | 00:47:43,886 | Well, George Baileyoffski! Hey, a fine pal you are. | Well, George Baileyoffski! Hey, a fine pal you are. |
912 | 00:47:43,970 | 00:47:45,804 | What're you trying to do, steal my girl? | What're you trying to do, steal my girl? |
913 | 00:47:45,889 | 00:47:46,889 | What do you mean? | What do you mean? |
914 | 00:47:46,973 | 00:47:48,766 | Nobody's trying to steal anybody's girl. | Nobody's trying to steal anybody's girl. |
915 | 00:47:48,850 | 00:47:50,768 | Here... Here's Mary. | Here... Here's Mary. |
916 | 00:47:50,852 | 00:47:53,228 | No, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I want to talk to both of you. | No, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I want to talk to both of you. |
917 | 00:47:53,313 | 00:47:54,772 | Tell Mary to get on the extension. | Tell Mary to get on the extension. |
918 | 00:47:54,856 | 00:47:58,192 | - Mother's on the extension. We... - I am not! | - Mother's on the extension. We... - I am not! |
919 | 00:47:58,485 | 00:48:00,319 | We can both hear. Come here. | We can both hear. Come here. |
920 | 00:48:01,196 | 00:48:03,113 | We're listening, Sam. | We're listening, Sam. |
921 | 00:48:03,198 | 00:48:06,742 | Well, look, I have a big deal coming up that's gonna make us all rich. | Well, look, I have a big deal coming up that's gonna make us all rich. |
922 | 00:48:06,826 | 00:48:09,411 | George, do you remember that night in Martini's bar | George, do you remember that night in Martini's bar |
923 | 00:48:09,496 | 00:48:13,165 | when you told me you'd read someplace about making plastics out of soybeans? | when you told me you'd read someplace about making plastics out of soybeans? |
924 | 00:48:13,249 | 00:48:15,417 | - Chili beans. - Shut up, will you? | - Chili beans. - Shut up, will you? |
925 | 00:48:15,502 | 00:48:18,212 | You remember, out of chili... Out of soybeans. | You remember, out of chili... Out of soybeans. |
926 | 00:48:20,048 | 00:48:22,466 | Yeah, yeah, yeah. Soybeans, yeah. | Yeah, yeah, yeah. Soybeans, yeah. |
927 | 00:48:22,550 | 00:48:24,885 | Well, listen, Dad snapped up the idea, | Well, listen, Dad snapped up the idea, |
928 | 00:48:24,970 | 00:48:27,471 | and he's gonna build a factory outside of Rochester. | and he's gonna build a factory outside of Rochester. |
929 | 00:48:27,555 | 00:48:29,098 | How do you like that? | How do you like that? |
930 | 00:48:30,809 | 00:48:34,019 | Rochester? Well, why Rochester? | Rochester? Well, why Rochester? |
931 | 00:48:34,104 | 00:48:36,855 | Well, why not? Can you think of anything better? | Well, why not? Can you think of anything better? |
932 | 00:48:37,315 | 00:48:40,567 | Well, I don't know. Just why not right here? | Well, I don't know. Just why not right here? |
933 | 00:48:40,652 | 00:48:44,363 | You remember that old tool and machinery works? | You remember that old tool and machinery works? |
934 | 00:48:44,447 | 00:48:46,490 | You tell your father he can get that for a song. | You tell your father he can get that for a song. |
935 | 00:48:46,574 | 00:48:47,825 | And all the labor he wants, too. | And all the labor he wants, too. |
936 | 00:48:47,909 | 00:48:50,369 | Half the town was thrown out of work when they closed down. | Half the town was thrown out of work when they closed down. |
937 | 00:48:50,453 | 00:48:52,746 | That so? Well, I'll tell him. | That so? Well, I'll tell him. |
938 | 00:48:52,831 | 00:48:54,164 | Hey, that sounds great. | Hey, that sounds great. |
939 | 00:48:54,249 | 00:48:56,125 | Oh, baby, I knew you'd come through. | Oh, baby, I knew you'd come through. |
940 | 00:48:56,209 | 00:48:59,253 | Now here's the point, Mary. Mary, you're in on this, too. | Now here's the point, Mary. Mary, you're in on this, too. |
941 | 00:48:59,337 | 00:49:01,755 | Now listen. Have you got any money? | Now listen. Have you got any money? |
942 | 00:49:04,467 | 00:49:06,468 | Money? Yeah... Well, a little. | Money? Yeah... Well, a little. |
943 | 00:49:06,553 | 00:49:07,511 | Well, now, listen. | Well, now, listen. |
944 | 00:49:07,595 | 00:49:10,806 | I want you to put every cent you've got into our stock, do you hear? | I want you to put every cent you've got into our stock, do you hear? |
945 | 00:49:10,890 | 00:49:13,600 | And, George, I may have a job for you, | And, George, I may have a job for you, |
946 | 00:49:13,685 | 00:49:17,646 | that is unless you're still married to that broken-down Building and Loan. | that is unless you're still married to that broken-down Building and Loan. |
947 | 00:49:18,273 | 00:49:19,940 | Well, this is the biggest thing since radio, | Well, this is the biggest thing since radio, |
948 | 00:49:20,025 | 00:49:22,151 | and I'm letting you in on the ground floor. | and I'm letting you in on the ground floor. |
949 | 00:49:22,235 | 00:49:24,278 | Oh, Mary. Mary? | Oh, Mary. Mary? |
950 | 00:49:27,115 | 00:49:28,198 | I'm here. | I'm here. |
951 | 00:49:29,284 | 00:49:30,534 | Would you tell that guy | Would you tell that guy |
952 | 00:49:30,618 | 00:49:32,703 | I'm giving him the chance of a lifetime, do you hear? | I'm giving him the chance of a lifetime, do you hear? |
953 | 00:49:32,787 | 00:49:34,621 | The chance of a lifetime! | The chance of a lifetime! |
954 | 00:49:37,959 | 00:49:40,544 | He says it's the chance of a lifetime. | He says it's the chance of a lifetime. |
955 | 00:49:44,049 | 00:49:45,591 | Now you listen to me. | Now you listen to me. |
956 | 00:49:45,800 | 00:49:48,802 | I don't want any plastics, and I don't want any ground floors. | I don't want any plastics, and I don't want any ground floors. |
957 | 00:49:48,887 | 00:49:50,846 | And I don't want to get married, ever, to anyone. | And I don't want to get married, ever, to anyone. |
958 | 00:49:50,930 | 00:49:52,347 | You understand that? | You understand that? |
959 | 00:49:52,432 | 00:49:54,391 | I want to do what I want to do. | I want to do what I want to do. |
960 | 00:49:54,476 | 00:49:57,519 | And you're... And you're... | And you're... And you're... |
961 | 00:49:57,604 | 00:50:01,106 | - Oh, Mary, Mary. - George, George, George. | - Oh, Mary, Mary. - George, George, George. |
962 | 00:50:03,818 | 00:50:05,110 | Oh, Mary. | Oh, Mary. |
963 | 00:50:06,654 | 00:50:10,240 | Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. | Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. |
964 | 00:50:11,868 | 00:50:13,077 | Mary... | Mary... |
965 | 00:50:14,204 | 00:50:15,579 | Here they come! Here they come! | Here they come! Here they come! |
966 | 00:50:40,939 | 00:50:42,689 | Goodbye, George! | Goodbye, George! |
967 | 00:50:45,860 | 00:50:47,361 | Goodbye! | Goodbye! |
968 | 00:50:54,786 | 00:50:57,287 | First Harry, now George. | First Harry, now George. |
969 | 00:50:57,372 | 00:50:59,581 | Annie, we're just two old maids now. | Annie, we're just two old maids now. |
970 | 00:50:59,666 | 00:51:01,792 | You speak for yourself, Miss B. | You speak for yourself, Miss B. |
971 | 00:51:04,420 | 00:51:07,840 | If either of you two see a stranger around here, it's me. | If either of you two see a stranger around here, it's me. |
972 | 00:51:10,051 | 00:51:12,469 | Hey, look. There's somebody driving this cab. | Hey, look. There's somebody driving this cab. |
973 | 00:51:12,554 | 00:51:14,388 | Bert the cop sent this over. | Bert the cop sent this over. |
974 | 00:51:14,472 | 00:51:16,849 | He said to float away to Happyland on the bubbles. | He said to float away to Happyland on the bubbles. |
975 | 00:51:16,933 | 00:51:19,143 | Oh, look at this. Old Bert. Champagne! | Oh, look at this. Old Bert. Champagne! |
976 | 00:51:19,227 | 00:51:22,396 | By the way, where are you two going on this here now honeymoon? | By the way, where are you two going on this here now honeymoon? |
977 | 00:51:22,480 | 00:51:24,606 | Where are we going? Look at this. | Where are we going? Look at this. |
978 | 00:51:24,691 | 00:51:27,067 | There's the kitty, Ernie. Here, come on, count it, Mary. | There's the kitty, Ernie. Here, come on, count it, Mary. |
979 | 00:51:27,152 | 00:51:29,236 | I feel like a bootlegger's wife. Look. | I feel like a bootlegger's wife. Look. |
980 | 00:51:29,320 | 00:51:31,697 | You know what we're gonna do? We're gonna shoot the works. | You know what we're gonna do? We're gonna shoot the works. |
981 | 00:51:31,781 | 00:51:34,032 | A whole week in New York. A whole week in Bermuda. | A whole week in New York. A whole week in Bermuda. |
982 | 00:51:34,117 | 00:51:36,577 | The highest hotels, the oldest champagne, | The highest hotels, the oldest champagne, |
983 | 00:51:36,661 | 00:51:41,165 | the richest caviar, the hottest music and the prettiest wife. | the richest caviar, the hottest music and the prettiest wife. |
984 | 00:51:41,249 | 00:51:43,500 | That does it! Then what? | That does it! Then what? |
985 | 00:51:43,585 | 00:51:46,587 | - Then what, honey? - After that, who cares? | - Then what, honey? - After that, who cares? |
986 | 00:51:47,088 | 00:51:49,047 | That does it, come here. Come here. | That does it, come here. Come here. |
987 | 00:51:52,218 | 00:51:53,760 | Don't look now, but there's something funny | Don't look now, but there's something funny |
988 | 00:51:53,845 | 00:51:56,054 | going on over there at the bank, George. | going on over there at the bank, George. |
989 | 00:51:56,139 | 00:52:00,184 | I've never really seen one, but that's got all the earmarks of being a run. | I've never really seen one, but that's got all the earmarks of being a run. |
990 | 00:52:07,692 | 00:52:10,694 | Hey, Ernie, if you got any money in the bank, you better hurry. | Hey, Ernie, if you got any money in the bank, you better hurry. |
991 | 00:52:10,778 | 00:52:12,529 | George, let's not stop. Let's go! | George, let's not stop. Let's go! |
992 | 00:52:12,614 | 00:52:14,114 | Just a minute, dear. | Just a minute, dear. |
993 | 00:52:17,118 | 00:52:20,704 | - Please, let's not stop, George. - I'll be back in a minute, Mary. | - Please, let's not stop, George. - I'll be back in a minute, Mary. |
994 | 00:52:37,263 | 00:52:39,765 | Well, hello, everybody. Mrs. Thompson, how are you? | Well, hello, everybody. Mrs. Thompson, how are you? |
995 | 00:52:39,849 | 00:52:42,684 | Charlie? What's the matter here, can't you get in? | Charlie? What's the matter here, can't you get in? |
996 | 00:52:59,994 | 00:53:02,287 | What is this, Uncle Billy? A holiday? | What is this, Uncle Billy? A holiday? |
997 | 00:53:02,538 | 00:53:03,705 | George. | George. |
998 | 00:53:04,415 | 00:53:08,418 | Come on in, everybody. That's right. Just come on in. | Come on in, everybody. That's right. Just come on in. |
999 | 00:53:08,670 | 00:53:09,920 | Look out, you. | Look out, you. |
1000 | 00:53:12,131 | 00:53:13,757 | Now, look, why don't you all sit down? | Now, look, why don't you all sit down? |
1001 | 00:53:13,841 | 00:53:16,009 | There are a lot of seats over there. | There are a lot of seats over there. |
1002 | 00:53:17,011 | 00:53:18,887 | Just make yourselves at home. | Just make yourselves at home. |
1003 | 00:53:20,473 | 00:53:22,891 | George, can I see you a minute? | George, can I see you a minute? |
1004 | 00:53:23,476 | 00:53:25,727 | - Why didn't you call me? - I just did, but they said you left. | - Why didn't you call me? - I just did, but they said you left. |
1005 | 00:53:25,812 | 00:53:27,396 | This is a pickle, George. This is a pickle. | This is a pickle, George. This is a pickle. |
1006 | 00:53:27,480 | 00:53:29,022 | All right, now, what happened? How did it start? | All right, now, what happened? How did it start? |
1007 | 00:53:29,107 | 00:53:30,232 | How does a thing like this ever start? | How does a thing like this ever start? |
1008 | 00:53:30,316 | 00:53:31,984 | - All I know is the bank called our loan. - When? | - All I know is the bank called our loan. - When? |
1009 | 00:53:32,068 | 00:53:34,278 | About an hour ago. I handed over all our cash. | About an hour ago. I handed over all our cash. |
1010 | 00:53:34,362 | 00:53:35,696 | - All of it? - Every cent of it, | - All of it? - Every cent of it, |
1011 | 00:53:35,780 | 00:53:38,156 | - and still it was less than we owe them. - Holy mackerel! | - and still it was less than we owe them. - Holy mackerel! |
1012 | 00:53:38,241 | 00:53:40,367 | And then I got scared, George, and closed the doors. | And then I got scared, George, and closed the doors. |
1013 | 00:53:40,451 | 00:53:42,119 | I... I... | I... I... |
1014 | 00:53:44,163 | 00:53:45,914 | The whole town's gone crazy. | The whole town's gone crazy. |
1015 | 00:53:45,999 | 00:53:47,332 | Yeah, hello? | Yeah, hello? |
1016 | 00:53:47,500 | 00:53:49,543 | George, it's Potter. | George, it's Potter. |
1017 | 00:53:53,089 | 00:53:54,172 | Hello? | Hello? |
1018 | 00:53:54,257 | 00:53:58,635 | George, there is a rumor around town that you've closed your doors. | George, there is a rumor around town that you've closed your doors. |
1019 | 00:53:58,720 | 00:54:00,178 | Is that true? | Is that true? |
1020 | 00:54:00,555 | 00:54:02,806 | Oh, well, I'm very glad to hear that. | Oh, well, I'm very glad to hear that. |
1021 | 00:54:02,890 | 00:54:06,226 | George, are you all right? Do you need any police? | George, are you all right? Do you need any police? |
1022 | 00:54:06,311 | 00:54:07,686 | Police? What for? | Police? What for? |
1023 | 00:54:07,895 | 00:54:11,732 | Well, mobs get pretty ugly sometimes, you know. | Well, mobs get pretty ugly sometimes, you know. |
1024 | 00:54:12,025 | 00:54:16,528 | George, I'm going all out to help in this crisis. | George, I'm going all out to help in this crisis. |
1025 | 00:54:16,821 | 00:54:21,783 | I've just guaranteed the bank sufficient funds to meet their needs. | I've just guaranteed the bank sufficient funds to meet their needs. |
1026 | 00:54:22,118 | 00:54:25,495 | They'll close up for a week and then reopen. | They'll close up for a week and then reopen. |
1027 | 00:54:26,372 | 00:54:28,165 | He just took over the bank. | He just took over the bank. |
1028 | 00:54:28,416 | 00:54:30,042 | I may lose a fortune, | I may lose a fortune, |
1029 | 00:54:30,126 | 00:54:34,004 | but I'm willing to guarantee your people, too. | but I'm willing to guarantee your people, too. |
1030 | 00:54:34,088 | 00:54:36,548 | Just tell them to bring their shares over here, | Just tell them to bring their shares over here, |
1031 | 00:54:36,632 | 00:54:39,217 | and I will pay 50 cents on the dollar. | and I will pay 50 cents on the dollar. |
1032 | 00:54:39,302 | 00:54:41,428 | You never miss a trick, do you, Potter? | You never miss a trick, do you, Potter? |
1033 | 00:54:41,512 | 00:54:42,679 | Well, you're gonna miss this one. | Well, you're gonna miss this one. |
1034 | 00:54:42,764 | 00:54:46,475 | If you close your doors before 6:00 p. M., you will never reopen. | If you close your doors before 6:00 p. M., you will never reopen. |
1035 | 00:54:55,276 | 00:54:56,735 | George, was it a nice wedding? | George, was it a nice wedding? |
1036 | 00:54:56,819 | 00:54:58,820 | Gosh, I wanted to be there. | Gosh, I wanted to be there. |
1037 | 00:54:59,238 | 00:55:00,280 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1038 | 00:55:02,200 | 00:55:04,117 | You can take this one off now. | You can take this one off now. |
1039 | 00:55:12,960 | 00:55:18,298 | Now, just remember that this thing isn't as black as it appeared. | Now, just remember that this thing isn't as black as it appeared. |
1040 | 00:55:28,059 | 00:55:29,893 | I have some news for you, folks. | I have some news for you, folks. |
1041 | 00:55:29,977 | 00:55:31,395 | I was just talking to old man Potter, | I was just talking to old man Potter, |
1042 | 00:55:31,479 | 00:55:33,105 | and he's guaranteed cash payments at the bank. | and he's guaranteed cash payments at the bank. |
1043 | 00:55:33,189 | 00:55:34,731 | The bank's gonna reopen next week. | The bank's gonna reopen next week. |
1044 | 00:55:34,816 | 00:55:36,733 | But, George, I got my money here. | But, George, I got my money here. |
1045 | 00:55:36,818 | 00:55:38,402 | Did he guarantee this place? | Did he guarantee this place? |
1046 | 00:55:38,486 | 00:55:41,530 | Well, no, Charlie. I didn't even ask him. We don't need Potter over here. | Well, no, Charlie. I didn't even ask him. We don't need Potter over here. |
1047 | 00:55:41,614 | 00:55:43,323 | Then, I'll take mine now. | Then, I'll take mine now. |
1048 | 00:55:43,741 | 00:55:45,325 | No, but you're... | No, but you're... |
1049 | 00:55:46,160 | 00:55:48,245 | You're thinking of this place all wrong, | You're thinking of this place all wrong, |
1050 | 00:55:48,329 | 00:55:51,915 | as if I had the money back in a safe. The money's not here. | as if I had the money back in a safe. The money's not here. |
1051 | 00:55:51,999 | 00:55:54,543 | Well, your money's in Joe's house. That's right next to yours. | Well, your money's in Joe's house. That's right next to yours. |
1052 | 00:55:54,627 | 00:55:56,878 | And in the Kennedy house and Mrs. Macklin's house | And in the Kennedy house and Mrs. Macklin's house |
1053 | 00:55:56,963 | 00:55:58,463 | and 100 others. | and 100 others. |
1054 | 00:55:58,548 | 00:56:00,132 | Why, you're lending them the money to build, | Why, you're lending them the money to build, |
1055 | 00:56:00,216 | 00:56:02,259 | and then, they're gonna pay it back to you as best they can. | and then, they're gonna pay it back to you as best they can. |
1056 | 00:56:02,343 | 00:56:04,010 | Now, what are you gonna do, foreclose on them? | Now, what are you gonna do, foreclose on them? |
1057 | 00:56:04,095 | 00:56:10,142 | I got $242 in here, and $242 isn't going to break anybody. | I got $242 in here, and $242 isn't going to break anybody. |
1058 | 00:56:11,018 | 00:56:13,603 | Okay, Tom. All right. | Okay, Tom. All right. |
1059 | 00:56:13,855 | 00:56:16,440 | Here you are. You sign this. You'll get your money in 60 days. | Here you are. You sign this. You'll get your money in 60 days. |
1060 | 00:56:16,524 | 00:56:17,649 | Sixty days? | Sixty days? |
1061 | 00:56:17,733 | 00:56:19,776 | Now, that's what you agreed to when you bought your shares. | Now, that's what you agreed to when you bought your shares. |
1062 | 00:56:19,861 | 00:56:21,987 | - Tom! Tom, did you get your money? - No. | - Tom! Tom, did you get your money? - No. |
1063 | 00:56:22,071 | 00:56:23,113 | Well, I did. | Well, I did. |
1064 | 00:56:23,197 | 00:56:25,824 | Old man Potter'll pay 50 cents on the dollar for every share you've got. | Old man Potter'll pay 50 cents on the dollar for every share you've got. |
1065 | 00:56:25,908 | 00:56:28,493 | - Fifty cents on the dollar! - Yes, cash! | - Fifty cents on the dollar! - Yes, cash! |
1066 | 00:56:28,578 | 00:56:30,162 | Well, what do you say? | Well, what do you say? |
1067 | 00:56:30,246 | 00:56:32,873 | Now, Tom, you have to stick to your original agreement. | Now, Tom, you have to stick to your original agreement. |
1068 | 00:56:32,957 | 00:56:34,291 | Now, give us 60 days on this. | Now, give us 60 days on this. |
1069 | 00:56:34,375 | 00:56:36,460 | - Okay, Randall. - Are you going to go to Potter's? | - Okay, Randall. - Are you going to go to Potter's? |
1070 | 00:56:36,544 | 00:56:38,628 | Better to get half than nothing. | Better to get half than nothing. |
1071 | 00:56:38,713 | 00:56:40,797 | Tom! Tom! | Tom! Tom! |
1072 | 00:56:41,215 | 00:56:43,049 | Randall! Now, Randall, wait! Wait. | Randall! Now, Randall, wait! Wait. |
1073 | 00:56:43,426 | 00:56:47,220 | Now, listen. Now, listen to me. I beg of you not to do this thing. | Now, listen. Now, listen to me. I beg of you not to do this thing. |
1074 | 00:56:47,305 | 00:56:49,389 | If Potter gets a hold of this Building and Loan, | If Potter gets a hold of this Building and Loan, |
1075 | 00:56:49,474 | 00:56:51,433 | there'll never be another decent house built in this town. | there'll never be another decent house built in this town. |
1076 | 00:56:51,517 | 00:56:53,018 | He's already got charge of the bank. | He's already got charge of the bank. |
1077 | 00:56:53,102 | 00:56:55,145 | He's got the bus line. He got the department stores. | He's got the bus line. He got the department stores. |
1078 | 00:56:55,229 | 00:56:57,981 | And now he's after us. Why? Well, it's very simple. | And now he's after us. Why? Well, it's very simple. |
1079 | 00:56:58,065 | 00:57:00,317 | Because we're cutting in on his business, that's why. | Because we're cutting in on his business, that's why. |
1080 | 00:57:00,401 | 00:57:02,486 | And because he wants to keep you living in his slums | And because he wants to keep you living in his slums |
1081 | 00:57:02,570 | 00:57:04,488 | and paying the kind of rent he decides. | and paying the kind of rent he decides. |
1082 | 00:57:04,572 | 00:57:06,490 | Joe, you had one of those Potter houses, didn't you? | Joe, you had one of those Potter houses, didn't you? |
1083 | 00:57:06,574 | 00:57:07,574 | Well, have you forgotten? | Well, have you forgotten? |
1084 | 00:57:07,658 | 00:57:10,035 | Have you forgotten what he charged you for that broken-down shack? | Have you forgotten what he charged you for that broken-down shack? |
1085 | 00:57:10,119 | 00:57:13,246 | Here, Ed, you know. You remember last year when things weren't going so well | Here, Ed, you know. You remember last year when things weren't going so well |
1086 | 00:57:13,331 | 00:57:14,498 | and you couldn't make your payments. | and you couldn't make your payments. |
1087 | 00:57:14,582 | 00:57:16,041 | Well, you didn't lose your house, did you? | Well, you didn't lose your house, did you? |
1088 | 00:57:16,125 | 00:57:17,876 | You think Potter would've let you keep it? | You think Potter would've let you keep it? |
1089 | 00:57:17,960 | 00:57:20,670 | Can't you understand what's happening here? | Can't you understand what's happening here? |
1090 | 00:57:20,755 | 00:57:22,339 | Don't you see what's happening? | Don't you see what's happening? |
1091 | 00:57:22,423 | 00:57:25,133 | Potter isn't selling. Potter's buying, and why? | Potter isn't selling. Potter's buying, and why? |
1092 | 00:57:25,218 | 00:57:27,385 | Because we're panicky and he's not. That's why. | Because we're panicky and he's not. That's why. |
1093 | 00:57:27,470 | 00:57:28,678 | He's picking up some bargain. | He's picking up some bargain. |
1094 | 00:57:28,763 | 00:57:31,139 | Now we can get through this thing all right. | Now we can get through this thing all right. |
1095 | 00:57:31,224 | 00:57:33,016 | We've got to stick together, though. | We've got to stick together, though. |
1096 | 00:57:33,100 | 00:57:34,601 | We've got to have faith in each other. | We've got to have faith in each other. |
1097 | 00:57:34,685 | 00:57:37,896 | But my husband hasn't worked in over a year, and I need money. | But my husband hasn't worked in over a year, and I need money. |
1098 | 00:57:37,980 | 00:57:39,689 | How am going to live until the bank opens? | How am going to live until the bank opens? |
1099 | 00:57:39,774 | 00:57:42,108 | - I got doctor bills to pay. - I need cash. | - I got doctor bills to pay. - I need cash. |
1100 | 00:57:42,193 | 00:57:44,110 | I can't feed my kids on faith. | I can't feed my kids on faith. |
1101 | 00:57:44,195 | 00:57:45,862 | How much do you need? | How much do you need? |
1102 | 00:57:45,947 | 00:57:49,449 | Hey! I got $2,000. | Hey! I got $2,000. |
1103 | 00:57:50,076 | 00:57:52,536 | Here's $2,000. This'll tide us over till the bank reopens. | Here's $2,000. This'll tide us over till the bank reopens. |
1104 | 00:57:52,620 | 00:57:55,413 | - All right, Tom, how much do you need? - $242. | - All right, Tom, how much do you need? - $242. |
1105 | 00:57:55,498 | 00:57:58,041 | Tom, just enough to tide you over until the bank reopens. | Tom, just enough to tide you over until the bank reopens. |
1106 | 00:57:58,125 | 00:58:00,293 | I'll take $242. | I'll take $242. |
1107 | 00:58:03,089 | 00:58:04,881 | - There you are. - That'll close my account. | - There you are. - That'll close my account. |
1108 | 00:58:04,966 | 00:58:07,259 | Your account's still here. That's a loan. | Your account's still here. That's a loan. |
1109 | 00:58:07,343 | 00:58:10,720 | - Okay. All right, Ed? - I got $300 here, George. | - Okay. All right, Ed? - I got $300 here, George. |
1110 | 00:58:10,805 | 00:58:14,391 | Now, Ed, what'll it take till the bank opens? What do you need? | Now, Ed, what'll it take till the bank opens? What do you need? |
1111 | 00:58:14,475 | 00:58:16,810 | Well, I suppose $20. | Well, I suppose $20. |
1112 | 00:58:16,894 | 00:58:19,729 | $20. Now you're talking. Thanks, Ed. That's fine. | $20. Now you're talking. Thanks, Ed. That's fine. |
1113 | 00:58:19,814 | 00:58:21,398 | All right, now, Mrs. Thompson, how much do you want? | All right, now, Mrs. Thompson, how much do you want? |
1114 | 00:58:21,482 | 00:58:22,774 | But it's your own money, George. | But it's your own money, George. |
1115 | 00:58:22,858 | 00:58:24,568 | Never mind about that. How much do you want? | Never mind about that. How much do you want? |
1116 | 00:58:24,652 | 00:58:26,736 | - I can get along with $20, all right. - $20, fine. | - I can get along with $20, all right. - $20, fine. |
1117 | 00:58:26,821 | 00:58:28,947 | - And I'll sign the paper. - You don't have to sign anything. | - And I'll sign the paper. - You don't have to sign anything. |
1118 | 00:58:29,031 | 00:58:31,157 | I know you. You pay it when you can. That's okay. | I know you. You pay it when you can. That's okay. |
1119 | 00:58:31,242 | 00:58:34,661 | - All right, Mrs. Davis? - Could I have $17.50? | - All right, Mrs. Davis? - Could I have $17.50? |
1120 | 00:58:36,497 | 00:58:39,874 | Bless your heart. Of course you can have it. You got 50 cents? | Bless your heart. Of course you can have it. You got 50 cents? |
1121 | 00:58:39,959 | 00:58:41,334 | - Seven... - We're gonna make it, George. | - Seven... - We're gonna make it, George. |
1122 | 00:58:41,419 | 00:58:42,919 | ...six... - They'll never close us up today! | ...six... - They'll never close us up today! |
1123 | 00:58:43,004 | 00:58:47,507 | ...five, four, three, two, | ...five, four, three, two, |
1124 | 00:58:47,675 | 00:58:49,759 | one, bingo! | one, bingo! |
1125 | 00:58:49,844 | 00:58:51,469 | We made it! Close the door, Eustace! We made it. | We made it! Close the door, Eustace! We made it. |
1126 | 00:58:51,554 | 00:58:54,472 | Look, look, we're still in business. We've still got 2 bucks left. | Look, look, we're still in business. We've still got 2 bucks left. |
1127 | 00:58:54,557 | 00:58:56,391 | Look, let's have some of that. Let's celebrate! | Look, let's have some of that. Let's celebrate! |
1128 | 00:58:56,475 | 00:58:57,892 | Get some glasses, Tilly. | Get some glasses, Tilly. |
1129 | 00:58:57,977 | 00:59:01,229 | - Well, a couple of financial wizards. - Call us Rockefellers. | - Well, a couple of financial wizards. - Call us Rockefellers. |
1130 | 00:59:01,314 | 00:59:03,815 | Get a tray for these two great big important simoleons here. | Get a tray for these two great big important simoleons here. |
1131 | 00:59:03,899 | 00:59:05,442 | We'll save them for seed. A toast. | We'll save them for seed. A toast. |
1132 | 00:59:05,526 | 00:59:08,987 | A toast. A toast to Mama Dollar and to Papa Dollar, | A toast. A toast to Mama Dollar and to Papa Dollar, |
1133 | 00:59:09,071 | 00:59:11,197 | and if you want to keep this old Building and Loan in business, | and if you want to keep this old Building and Loan in business, |
1134 | 00:59:11,282 | 00:59:12,782 | you better have a family real quick. | you better have a family real quick. |
1135 | 00:59:12,867 | 00:59:15,702 | - I wish they were rabbits. - I wish they were, too. | - I wish they were rabbits. - I wish they were, too. |
1136 | 00:59:15,786 | 00:59:18,830 | Okay, let's put them in the safe and see what happens. | Okay, let's put them in the safe and see what happens. |
1137 | 00:59:26,255 | 00:59:27,422 | Close the door. | Close the door. |
1138 | 00:59:27,506 | 00:59:29,424 | Folks, folks, wedding cigars. | Folks, folks, wedding cigars. |
1139 | 00:59:29,508 | 00:59:32,927 | Wedding. Holy mackerel, I'm married. | Wedding. Holy mackerel, I'm married. |
1140 | 00:59:33,012 | 00:59:35,639 | Where's Mary? Mary! Poor... | Where's Mary? Mary! Poor... |
1141 | 00:59:35,723 | 00:59:37,891 | Look, I got a train to catch. Well, the train's gone. | Look, I got a train to catch. Well, the train's gone. |
1142 | 00:59:37,975 | 00:59:40,352 | I wonder if Ernie's still here with his taxicab. | I wonder if Ernie's still here with his taxicab. |
1143 | 00:59:40,436 | 00:59:42,854 | George, there's a call for you. | George, there's a call for you. |
1144 | 00:59:42,938 | 00:59:44,272 | Look, will you get my wife on the phone? | Look, will you get my wife on the phone? |
1145 | 00:59:44,357 | 00:59:45,732 | She's probably over at her mother's. | She's probably over at her mother's. |
1146 | 00:59:45,816 | 00:59:47,359 | Mrs. Bailey is on the phone. | Mrs. Bailey is on the phone. |
1147 | 00:59:47,443 | 00:59:49,486 | I don't want Mrs. Bailey. I want my wife. | I don't want Mrs. Bailey. I want my wife. |
1148 | 00:59:49,570 | 00:59:53,114 | Mrs. Bailey! Oh, that's my wife. Here, I'll take it in here. | Mrs. Bailey! Oh, that's my wife. Here, I'll take it in here. |
1149 | 00:59:53,491 | 00:59:56,576 | Mary. Hello. Listen, dear, I'm sorry. | Mary. Hello. Listen, dear, I'm sorry. |
1150 | 00:59:56,994 | 01:00:00,705 | Huh? Come home? What home? | Huh? Come home? What home? |
1151 | 01:00:01,457 | 01:00:05,210 | 320 Sycamore? Well, what... Whose home is that? | 320 Sycamore? Well, what... Whose home is that? |
1152 | 01:00:06,045 | 01:00:08,254 | The Waldorf Hotel, huh? | The Waldorf Hotel, huh? |
1153 | 01:00:18,808 | 01:00:21,851 | Hey, this is the company's posters, and the company won't like this. | Hey, this is the company's posters, and the company won't like this. |
1154 | 01:00:21,936 | 01:00:23,937 | How would you like to get a ticket next week? | How would you like to get a ticket next week? |
1155 | 01:00:24,021 | 01:00:25,355 | You got any romance in you? | You got any romance in you? |
1156 | 01:00:25,439 | 01:00:28,024 | - Sure, I had it, but I got rid of it. - Liver pills. | - Sure, I had it, but I got rid of it. - Liver pills. |
1157 | 01:00:28,109 | 01:00:30,610 | Who wants to see liver pills on their honeymoon? | Who wants to see liver pills on their honeymoon? |
1158 | 01:00:30,695 | 01:00:33,113 | What we want is romantic places, beautiful places, | What we want is romantic places, beautiful places, |
1159 | 01:00:33,197 | 01:00:35,031 | places George wants to go. | places George wants to go. |
1160 | 01:00:36,367 | 01:00:38,118 | Hey, Bert. Here he comes. | Hey, Bert. Here he comes. |
1161 | 01:00:38,202 | 01:00:39,452 | Come on, we got to get this up. He's coming. | Come on, we got to get this up. He's coming. |
1162 | 01:00:39,537 | 01:00:41,413 | - Who? - The groom, idiot. | - Who? - The groom, idiot. |
1163 | 01:00:41,497 | 01:00:43,373 | This is their honeymoon. Come on. Get that ladder. | This is their honeymoon. Come on. Get that ladder. |
1164 | 01:00:43,457 | 01:00:44,999 | What are they, ducks? | What are they, ducks? |
1165 | 01:00:47,795 | 01:00:50,046 | - Get that ladder up here. - All right, all right. | - Get that ladder up here. - All right, all right. |
1166 | 01:00:50,131 | 01:00:52,966 | - Hurry up. Hurry up. Hurry up. - I'm hurrying. | - Hurry up. Hurry up. Hurry up. - I'm hurrying. |
1167 | 01:01:02,017 | 01:01:04,686 | Hiya... Good evening, sir. | Hiya... Good evening, sir. |
1168 | 01:02:30,064 | 01:02:32,607 | Welcome home, Mr. Bailey. | Welcome home, Mr. Bailey. |
1169 | 01:02:36,862 | 01:02:39,155 | Well, I'll be... | Well, I'll be... |
1170 | 01:02:44,328 | 01:02:47,038 | Mary. Mary, where did you... | Mary. Mary, where did you... |
1171 | 01:03:07,893 | 01:03:09,811 | Oh, Mary. | Oh, Mary. |
1172 | 01:03:12,481 | 01:03:15,733 | Remember the night we broke some windows in this old house? | Remember the night we broke some windows in this old house? |
1173 | 01:03:17,152 | 01:03:19,195 | This is what I wished for. | This is what I wished for. |
1174 | 01:03:22,950 | 01:03:30,039 | You're wonderful. | You're wonderful. |
1175 | 01:03:49,101 | 01:03:53,146 | - Martini, you rented a new house? - Rent? | - Martini, you rented a new house? - Rent? |
1176 | 01:03:54,398 | 01:03:56,858 | - You hear what he say, Mr. Bailey? - What's that? | - You hear what he say, Mr. Bailey? - What's that? |
1177 | 01:03:56,942 | 01:03:58,651 | I own the house. | I own the house. |
1178 | 01:03:58,861 | 01:04:02,238 | Me, Giuseppe Martini, I own my own house. | Me, Giuseppe Martini, I own my own house. |
1179 | 01:04:02,323 | 01:04:05,658 | No more we live like a pigs in this Potter's Field. | No more we live like a pigs in this Potter's Field. |
1180 | 01:04:05,743 | 01:04:08,828 | - Mary, Mary! - Mary, come on, bring the baby. | - Mary, Mary! - Mary, come on, bring the baby. |
1181 | 01:04:09,496 | 01:04:11,289 | I feel like a queen. | I feel like a queen. |
1182 | 01:04:11,373 | 01:04:14,459 | - I'll take the kids in the car. - Oh, thank you, Mr. Bailey. Thank you. | - I'll take the kids in the car. - Oh, thank you, Mr. Bailey. Thank you. |
1183 | 01:04:14,543 | 01:04:17,462 | All right, kids, here. Here, get in here. | All right, kids, here. Here, get in here. |
1184 | 01:04:17,546 | 01:04:19,714 | Now, one at a time. Get right up on the seat there. | Now, one at a time. Get right up on the seat there. |
1185 | 01:04:21,258 | 01:04:24,928 | - Sit down, there. - Here, now, get the dog, now. That's it. | - Sit down, there. - Here, now, get the dog, now. That's it. |
1186 | 01:04:26,138 | 01:04:28,348 | - Goat, too. - Everybody! | - Goat, too. - Everybody! |
1187 | 01:04:28,641 | 01:04:30,016 | All in! | All in! |
1188 | 01:04:32,186 | 01:04:34,103 | Bye-bye! Bye-bye! | Bye-bye! Bye-bye! |
1189 | 01:04:36,774 | 01:04:37,899 | All in? | All in? |
1190 | 01:04:56,877 | 01:04:59,337 | Mr. And Mrs. Martini, welcome home. | Mr. And Mrs. Martini, welcome home. |
1191 | 01:04:59,838 | 01:05:02,382 | Good old George, he's always making a speech. | Good old George, he's always making a speech. |
1192 | 01:05:03,425 | 01:05:04,759 | Hee-haw! | Hee-haw! |
1193 | 01:05:04,969 | 01:05:08,596 | - Sam Wainwright. - Oh, who cares. | - Sam Wainwright. - Oh, who cares. |
1194 | 01:05:09,139 | 01:05:12,308 | Bread. That this house may never know hunger. | Bread. That this house may never know hunger. |
1195 | 01:05:13,060 | 01:05:16,396 | Salt. That life may always have flavor. | Salt. That life may always have flavor. |
1196 | 01:05:16,814 | 01:05:20,274 | And wine. That joy and prosperity may reign forever. | And wine. That joy and prosperity may reign forever. |
1197 | 01:05:20,359 | 01:05:22,110 | Enter the Martini castle. | Enter the Martini castle. |
1198 | 01:05:23,946 | 01:05:26,406 | Look, Mr. Potter, it's no skin off my nose. | Look, Mr. Potter, it's no skin off my nose. |
1199 | 01:05:26,490 | 01:05:28,324 | I'm just your little rent collector. | I'm just your little rent collector. |
1200 | 01:05:28,409 | 01:05:31,202 | But you can't laugh off this Bailey Park anymore. | But you can't laugh off this Bailey Park anymore. |
1201 | 01:05:31,286 | 01:05:32,412 | Look at it. | Look at it. |
1202 | 01:05:33,288 | 01:05:35,331 | Congressman Black is here to see you, sir. | Congressman Black is here to see you, sir. |
1203 | 01:05:35,416 | 01:05:38,376 | Oh, tell the Congressman to wait. Go on. | Oh, tell the Congressman to wait. Go on. |
1204 | 01:05:38,460 | 01:05:41,254 | Fifteen years ago, a half a dozen houses stuck here and there. | Fifteen years ago, a half a dozen houses stuck here and there. |
1205 | 01:05:41,338 | 01:05:43,589 | There's the old cemetery, squirrels, buttercups, daisies. | There's the old cemetery, squirrels, buttercups, daisies. |
1206 | 01:05:43,674 | 01:05:45,883 | I used to hunt rabbits there myself. | I used to hunt rabbits there myself. |
1207 | 01:05:46,760 | 01:05:48,094 | Look at it today. | Look at it today. |
1208 | 01:05:48,220 | 01:05:51,055 | Dozens of the prettiest little homes you ever saw, | Dozens of the prettiest little homes you ever saw, |
1209 | 01:05:51,223 | 01:05:54,434 | 90% owned by suckers who used to pay rent to you. | 90% owned by suckers who used to pay rent to you. |
1210 | 01:05:54,518 | 01:05:57,854 | Your Potter's Field, my dear Mr. Employer, is becoming just that. | Your Potter's Field, my dear Mr. Employer, is becoming just that. |
1211 | 01:05:57,938 | 01:06:01,357 | And are the local yokels making with those David and Goliath wisecracks. | And are the local yokels making with those David and Goliath wisecracks. |
1212 | 01:06:01,442 | 01:06:03,192 | Oh, they are, are they? | Oh, they are, are they? |
1213 | 01:06:03,277 | 01:06:06,195 | Even though they know the Baileys never made a dime out of it. | Even though they know the Baileys never made a dime out of it. |
1214 | 01:06:06,280 | 01:06:08,781 | You know very well why. The Baileys were all chumps. | You know very well why. The Baileys were all chumps. |
1215 | 01:06:08,866 | 01:06:10,825 | Every one of these homes is worth | Every one of these homes is worth |
1216 | 01:06:10,909 | 01:06:13,036 | twice what it cost the Building and Loan to build. | twice what it cost the Building and Loan to build. |
1217 | 01:06:13,120 | 01:06:15,538 | - If I were you, Mr. Potter... - You are not me. | - If I were you, Mr. Potter... - You are not me. |
1218 | 01:06:15,622 | 01:06:19,125 | As I say, it's no skin off my nose, | As I say, it's no skin off my nose, |
1219 | 01:06:22,254 | 01:06:24,213 | but one of these days this bright young man | but one of these days this bright young man |
1220 | 01:06:24,298 | 01:06:26,924 | is gonna be asking George Bailey for a job. | is gonna be asking George Bailey for a job. |
1221 | 01:06:29,303 | 01:06:32,430 | The Bailey family has been a boil on my neck long enough. | The Bailey family has been a boil on my neck long enough. |
1222 | 01:06:32,514 | 01:06:34,640 | - Yes, sir? - Come in here. | - Yes, sir? - Come in here. |
1223 | 01:06:34,975 | 01:06:37,143 | We just stopped in town to take a look at the new factory, | We just stopped in town to take a look at the new factory, |
1224 | 01:06:37,227 | 01:06:39,228 | and then we're gonna drive on down to Florida. | and then we're gonna drive on down to Florida. |
1225 | 01:06:39,313 | 01:06:40,938 | Why don't you have your friends join us? | Why don't you have your friends join us? |
1226 | 01:06:41,023 | 01:06:44,442 | Why, sure. Hey, why don't you kids drive down with us, huh? | Why, sure. Hey, why don't you kids drive down with us, huh? |
1227 | 01:06:44,818 | 01:06:47,570 | Oh, I'm afraid I couldn't get away, Sam. | Oh, I'm afraid I couldn't get away, Sam. |
1228 | 01:06:47,654 | 01:06:49,739 | Still got the nose to the old grindstone, eh? | Still got the nose to the old grindstone, eh? |
1229 | 01:06:49,823 | 01:06:53,409 | Jane, I offered to let George in on the ground floor in plastics, | Jane, I offered to let George in on the ground floor in plastics, |
1230 | 01:06:53,494 | 01:06:54,660 | and he turned me down cold. | and he turned me down cold. |
1231 | 01:06:54,745 | 01:06:57,538 | - Oh, now, don't rub it in. - I'm not rubbing it in. | - Oh, now, don't rub it in. - I'm not rubbing it in. |
1232 | 01:06:57,623 | 01:06:59,248 | Well, I guess we better run along. | Well, I guess we better run along. |
1233 | 01:06:59,333 | 01:07:01,375 | - Awfully happy to have met you, Mary. - Nice meeting you, too. | - Awfully happy to have met you, Mary. - Nice meeting you, too. |
1234 | 01:07:01,460 | 01:07:02,835 | - Goodbye. Glad to see you. - Goodbye, George. | - Goodbye. Glad to see you. - Goodbye, George. |
1235 | 01:07:02,920 | 01:07:04,378 | So long, George. See you in the funny papers. | So long, George. See you in the funny papers. |
1236 | 01:07:04,463 | 01:07:06,547 | - So long, Mary. - Bye, Sam. Have fun. | - So long, Mary. - Bye, Sam. Have fun. |
1237 | 01:07:06,632 | 01:07:08,633 | - Thanks for dropping around. - Florida! | - Thanks for dropping around. - Florida! |
1238 | 01:07:08,717 | 01:07:10,426 | - Hee-haw! - Hee-haw. | - Hee-haw! - Hee-haw. |
1239 | 01:07:39,706 | 01:07:41,040 | Thank you, sir. | Thank you, sir. |
1240 | 01:07:41,583 | 01:07:43,584 | - That's quite a cigar, Mr. Potter. - You like it? | - That's quite a cigar, Mr. Potter. - You like it? |
1241 | 01:07:43,669 | 01:07:45,211 | I'll send you a box. | I'll send you a box. |
1242 | 01:07:54,054 | 01:07:55,346 | Well, I... | Well, I... |
1243 | 01:07:56,890 | 01:07:58,391 | I suppose I'll find out sooner or later, | I suppose I'll find out sooner or later, |
1244 | 01:07:58,475 | 01:08:01,352 | but just what exactly did you want to see me about? | but just what exactly did you want to see me about? |
1245 | 01:08:03,438 | 01:08:07,066 | George, now that's just what I like so much about you. | George, now that's just what I like so much about you. |
1246 | 01:08:07,568 | 01:08:11,195 | George, I am an old man, and most people hate me. | George, I am an old man, and most people hate me. |
1247 | 01:08:11,280 | 01:08:14,282 | But I don't like them, either, so that makes it all even. | But I don't like them, either, so that makes it all even. |
1248 | 01:08:14,366 | 01:08:16,534 | You know just as well as I do | You know just as well as I do |
1249 | 01:08:16,618 | 01:08:19,162 | that I run practically everything in this town | that I run practically everything in this town |
1250 | 01:08:19,246 | 01:08:21,831 | but the Bailey Building and Loan. | but the Bailey Building and Loan. |
1251 | 01:08:22,291 | 01:08:26,377 | You know, also, that for a number of years I've been trying to get control of it. | You know, also, that for a number of years I've been trying to get control of it. |
1252 | 01:08:26,461 | 01:08:29,088 | Or kill it. But I haven't been able to do it. | Or kill it. But I haven't been able to do it. |
1253 | 01:08:29,298 | 01:08:31,257 | You have been stopping me. | You have been stopping me. |
1254 | 01:08:32,384 | 01:08:35,511 | In fact, you have beaten me, George, | In fact, you have beaten me, George, |
1255 | 01:08:35,596 | 01:08:40,099 | and as anyone in this county can tell you, that takes some doing. | and as anyone in this county can tell you, that takes some doing. |
1256 | 01:08:41,185 | 01:08:43,895 | Take during the Depression, for instance. | Take during the Depression, for instance. |
1257 | 01:08:43,979 | 01:08:47,064 | You and I were the only ones that kept our heads. | You and I were the only ones that kept our heads. |
1258 | 01:08:47,149 | 01:08:51,110 | You saved the Building and Loan. I saved all the rest. | You saved the Building and Loan. I saved all the rest. |
1259 | 01:08:51,195 | 01:08:53,863 | Yes. Well, most people say you stole all the rest. | Yes. Well, most people say you stole all the rest. |
1260 | 01:08:53,947 | 01:08:57,241 | The envious ones say that, George, the suckers. | The envious ones say that, George, the suckers. |
1261 | 01:08:58,202 | 01:09:02,288 | Now, I have stated my side very frankly. | Now, I have stated my side very frankly. |
1262 | 01:09:02,623 | 01:09:04,790 | Now let's look at your side. | Now let's look at your side. |
1263 | 01:09:05,709 | 01:09:12,632 | Young man, 27-28, married, making, say, $40 a week. | Young man, 27-28, married, making, say, $40 a week. |
1264 | 01:09:12,758 | 01:09:14,675 | - $45. - $45. | - $45. - $45. |
1265 | 01:09:14,760 | 01:09:15,885 | $45. | $45. |
1266 | 01:09:16,261 | 01:09:20,139 | Out of which, after supporting your mother and paying your bills, | Out of which, after supporting your mother and paying your bills, |
1267 | 01:09:20,224 | 01:09:23,309 | you're able to keep, say, $10, if you skimp. | you're able to keep, say, $10, if you skimp. |
1268 | 01:09:23,435 | 01:09:27,730 | A child or two comes along, and you won't even be able to save the $10. | A child or two comes along, and you won't even be able to save the $10. |
1269 | 01:09:27,814 | 01:09:33,361 | Now, if this young man of 28 was a common, ordinary yokel, | Now, if this young man of 28 was a common, ordinary yokel, |
1270 | 01:09:33,445 | 01:09:35,029 | I'd say he was doing fine. | I'd say he was doing fine. |
1271 | 01:09:35,113 | 01:09:39,408 | But George Bailey is not a common, ordinary yokel. | But George Bailey is not a common, ordinary yokel. |
1272 | 01:09:39,493 | 01:09:43,162 | He is an intelligent, smart, ambitious young man, | He is an intelligent, smart, ambitious young man, |
1273 | 01:09:43,247 | 01:09:46,457 | who hates his job, who hates the Building and Loan | who hates his job, who hates the Building and Loan |
1274 | 01:09:46,541 | 01:09:48,209 | almost as much as I do. | almost as much as I do. |
1275 | 01:09:48,919 | 01:09:53,506 | A young man who's been dying to get out on his own ever since he was born. | A young man who's been dying to get out on his own ever since he was born. |
1276 | 01:09:53,924 | 01:09:56,759 | A young man... The smartest one of the crowd, mind you. | A young man... The smartest one of the crowd, mind you. |
1277 | 01:09:56,843 | 01:09:58,427 | A young man who has to sit by | A young man who has to sit by |
1278 | 01:09:58,512 | 01:10:01,973 | and watch his friends go places because he's trapped. | and watch his friends go places because he's trapped. |
1279 | 01:10:02,057 | 01:10:05,726 | Yes, sir, trapped into frittering his life away, | Yes, sir, trapped into frittering his life away, |
1280 | 01:10:05,811 | 01:10:08,396 | playing nursemaid to a lot of garlic eaters. | playing nursemaid to a lot of garlic eaters. |
1281 | 01:10:09,856 | 01:10:13,192 | Do I paint a correct picture, or do I exaggerate? | Do I paint a correct picture, or do I exaggerate? |
1282 | 01:10:15,654 | 01:10:18,197 | - Now, what's your point, Mr. Potter? - My point? | - Now, what's your point, Mr. Potter? - My point? |
1283 | 01:10:18,282 | 01:10:20,866 | - My point is I want to hire you. - Hire me? | - My point is I want to hire you. - Hire me? |
1284 | 01:10:20,951 | 01:10:24,203 | Yeah, I want you to manage my affairs, run my properties. | Yeah, I want you to manage my affairs, run my properties. |
1285 | 01:10:24,454 | 01:10:29,542 | George, I'll start you out at $20,000 a year. | George, I'll start you out at $20,000 a year. |
1286 | 01:10:33,380 | 01:10:36,340 | $20,000 a year? | $20,000 a year? |
1287 | 01:10:36,425 | 01:10:39,802 | You wouldn't mind living in the nicest house in town, | You wouldn't mind living in the nicest house in town, |
1288 | 01:10:39,886 | 01:10:42,596 | buying your wife a lot of fine clothes, | buying your wife a lot of fine clothes, |
1289 | 01:10:42,681 | 01:10:45,474 | a couple of business trips to New York a year, | a couple of business trips to New York a year, |
1290 | 01:10:45,559 | 01:10:47,393 | maybe once in a while Europe. | maybe once in a while Europe. |
1291 | 01:10:47,477 | 01:10:48,811 | You wouldn't mind that, would you, George? | You wouldn't mind that, would you, George? |
1292 | 01:10:48,895 | 01:10:50,229 | Would I? | Would I? |
1293 | 01:10:53,233 | 01:10:55,568 | You're not talking to somebody else around here, are you? | You're not talking to somebody else around here, are you? |
1294 | 01:10:55,652 | 01:10:57,361 | You know, this is me. You remember me? | You know, this is me. You remember me? |
1295 | 01:10:57,446 | 01:10:59,238 | - George Bailey. - George Bailey. | - George Bailey. - George Bailey. |
1296 | 01:10:59,323 | 01:11:02,408 | Yeah, George Bailey, whose ship has just come in. | Yeah, George Bailey, whose ship has just come in. |
1297 | 01:11:03,702 | 01:11:06,912 | Provided he has enough brains to climb aboard. | Provided he has enough brains to climb aboard. |
1298 | 01:11:15,255 | 01:11:16,672 | Holy mackerel. | Holy mackerel. |
1299 | 01:11:19,760 | 01:11:22,303 | Well, how about the Building and Loan? | Well, how about the Building and Loan? |
1300 | 01:11:22,387 | 01:11:25,806 | Oh, confound it, man, are you afraid of success? | Oh, confound it, man, are you afraid of success? |
1301 | 01:11:25,932 | 01:11:30,853 | I'm offering you a three-years contract at $20,000 a year, starting today. | I'm offering you a three-years contract at $20,000 a year, starting today. |
1302 | 01:11:30,937 | 01:11:32,646 | Is it a deal, or isn't it? | Is it a deal, or isn't it? |
1303 | 01:11:34,274 | 01:11:35,941 | Well, Mr. Potter, I... | Well, Mr. Potter, I... |
1304 | 01:11:36,151 | 01:11:39,945 | I know I ought to jump at the chance but I... I just... | I know I ought to jump at the chance but I... I just... |
1305 | 01:11:41,073 | 01:11:45,117 | I wonder if it would be possible for you to give me 24 hours to think it over? | I wonder if it would be possible for you to give me 24 hours to think it over? |
1306 | 01:11:45,202 | 01:11:46,869 | Sure, sure, sure. | Sure, sure, sure. |
1307 | 01:11:46,953 | 01:11:49,538 | You go on home and talk about it to your wife. | You go on home and talk about it to your wife. |
1308 | 01:11:49,623 | 01:11:51,165 | I'd like to do that. | I'd like to do that. |
1309 | 01:11:51,249 | 01:11:53,584 | Yeah. In the meantime, I'll draw up the papers. | Yeah. In the meantime, I'll draw up the papers. |
1310 | 01:11:53,668 | 01:11:55,586 | - All right, sir. - Okay, George? | - All right, sir. - Okay, George? |
1311 | 01:11:57,089 | 01:11:58,631 | Okay, Mr. Potter. | Okay, Mr. Potter. |
1312 | 01:12:06,807 | 01:12:11,102 | No. No. No, no, now wait a minute, here. | No. No. No, no, now wait a minute, here. |
1313 | 01:12:11,978 | 01:12:14,814 | I don't need 24 hours. I don't have to talk to anybody. | I don't need 24 hours. I don't have to talk to anybody. |
1314 | 01:12:14,898 | 01:12:18,651 | I know right now, and the answer is no. No, doggone it! | I know right now, and the answer is no. No, doggone it! |
1315 | 01:12:18,735 | 01:12:21,195 | You sit around here, and you spin your little webs, | You sit around here, and you spin your little webs, |
1316 | 01:12:21,279 | 01:12:23,739 | and you think the whole world revolves around you and your money. | and you think the whole world revolves around you and your money. |
1317 | 01:12:23,824 | 01:12:25,408 | Well, it doesn't, Mr. Potter. | Well, it doesn't, Mr. Potter. |
1318 | 01:12:25,492 | 01:12:28,661 | In the whole vast configuration of things, | In the whole vast configuration of things, |
1319 | 01:12:28,745 | 01:12:31,539 | I'd say you were nothing but a scurvy little spider. | I'd say you were nothing but a scurvy little spider. |
1320 | 01:12:31,623 | 01:12:32,623 | You... | You... |
1321 | 01:12:34,084 | 01:12:36,210 | And that goes for you, too! | And that goes for you, too! |
1322 | 01:12:40,298 | 01:12:42,383 | And it goes for you, too! | And it goes for you, too! |
1323 | 01:12:49,349 | 01:12:52,393 | You wouldn't mind living in the nicest house in town, | You wouldn't mind living in the nicest house in town, |
1324 | 01:12:52,853 | 01:12:55,438 | buying your wife a lot of fine clothes, | buying your wife a lot of fine clothes, |
1325 | 01:12:55,689 | 01:12:59,191 | going to New York on a business trip a couple of times a year, | going to New York on a business trip a couple of times a year, |
1326 | 01:12:59,276 | 01:13:01,527 | maybe Europe once in a while. | maybe Europe once in a while. |
1327 | 01:13:02,487 | 01:13:04,613 | I know what I'm gonna do tomorrow | I know what I'm gonna do tomorrow |
1328 | 01:13:04,698 | 01:13:07,908 | and the next day and next year and the year after that. | and the next day and next year and the year after that. |
1329 | 01:13:07,993 | 01:13:11,120 | I'm shaking the dust of this crummy little town off my feet, | I'm shaking the dust of this crummy little town off my feet, |
1330 | 01:13:11,204 | 01:13:13,038 | and I'm gonna see the world. | and I'm gonna see the world. |
1331 | 01:13:13,123 | 01:13:15,875 | And then I'm gonna build things. I'm gonna build air fields. | And then I'm gonna build things. I'm gonna build air fields. |
1332 | 01:13:15,959 | 01:13:18,544 | I'm gonna build skyscrapers 100 stories high. | I'm gonna build skyscrapers 100 stories high. |
1333 | 01:13:18,628 | 01:13:21,046 | I'm gonna build a bridge a mile long. | I'm gonna build a bridge a mile long. |
1334 | 01:13:22,299 | 01:13:25,468 | What is it you want, Mary? What, you want the moon? | What is it you want, Mary? What, you want the moon? |
1335 | 01:13:26,052 | 01:13:28,471 | If you do, just say the word, I'll throw a lasso around it | If you do, just say the word, I'll throw a lasso around it |
1336 | 01:13:28,555 | 01:13:30,306 | and pull her down for you. | and pull her down for you. |
1337 | 01:13:30,515 | 01:13:33,017 | Buffalo gal Won't you come out tonight? | Buffalo gal Won't you come out tonight? |
1338 | 01:13:33,101 | 01:13:35,978 | Won't you come out tonight? Won't you come out tonight? | Won't you come out tonight? Won't you come out tonight? |
1339 | 01:13:36,062 | 01:13:39,023 | Buffalo gal Won't you come out tonight | Buffalo gal Won't you come out tonight |
1340 | 01:13:39,107 | 01:13:40,816 | And | And |
1341 | 01:13:47,574 | 01:13:49,200 | - Hi. - Hi. | - Hi. - Hi. |
1342 | 01:13:54,664 | 01:13:55,956 | Mary Hatch, | Mary Hatch, |
1343 | 01:13:58,460 | 01:14:01,253 | why in the world did you ever marry a guy like me? | why in the world did you ever marry a guy like me? |
1344 | 01:14:02,714 | 01:14:04,924 | To keep from being an old maid. | To keep from being an old maid. |
1345 | 01:14:05,383 | 01:14:06,842 | You could have married Sam Wainwright | You could have married Sam Wainwright |
1346 | 01:14:06,927 | 01:14:08,636 | and anybody else in town. | and anybody else in town. |
1347 | 01:14:09,012 | 01:14:11,722 | I didn't want to marry anybody else in town. | I didn't want to marry anybody else in town. |
1348 | 01:14:12,766 | 01:14:14,767 | I want my baby to look like you. | I want my baby to look like you. |
1349 | 01:14:14,935 | 01:14:16,936 | You didn't even have a honeymoon. | You didn't even have a honeymoon. |
1350 | 01:14:17,020 | 01:14:18,395 | I promised you... | I promised you... |
1351 | 01:14:19,231 | 01:14:21,524 | - Your what? - My baby. | - Your what? - My baby. |
1352 | 01:14:24,277 | 01:14:25,778 | Your... Your... | Your... Your... |
1353 | 01:14:26,655 | 01:14:28,364 | Mary, you on the nest? | Mary, you on the nest? |
1354 | 01:14:28,615 | 01:14:32,535 | - George Bailey lassoes stork. - Lassoes a stork! | - George Bailey lassoes stork. - Lassoes a stork! |
1355 | 01:14:36,540 | 01:14:40,459 | You mean you... What is it, a boy or a girl? | You mean you... What is it, a boy or a girl? |
1356 | 01:14:44,089 | 01:14:48,592 | Now, you've probably already guessed that George never leaves Bedford Falls. | Now, you've probably already guessed that George never leaves Bedford Falls. |
1357 | 01:14:48,677 | 01:14:52,429 | - No! - Mary had her baby, a boy. | - No! - Mary had her baby, a boy. |
1358 | 01:14:53,139 | 01:14:55,224 | Then she had another one, a girl. | Then she had another one, a girl. |
1359 | 01:14:55,475 | 01:14:57,518 | Day after day she worked away, | Day after day she worked away, |
1360 | 01:14:57,602 | 01:15:00,521 | remaking the old Granville house into a home. | remaking the old Granville house into a home. |
1361 | 01:15:00,730 | 01:15:04,316 | Night after night, George came back late from the office. | Night after night, George came back late from the office. |
1362 | 01:15:08,029 | 01:15:10,281 | Potter was bearing down hard. | Potter was bearing down hard. |
1363 | 01:15:15,495 | 01:15:17,121 | Then came a war. | Then came a war. |
1364 | 01:15:17,914 | 01:15:21,500 | Ma Bailey and Mrs. Hatch joined the Red Cross and sewed. | Ma Bailey and Mrs. Hatch joined the Red Cross and sewed. |
1365 | 01:15:21,960 | 01:15:26,088 | Mary had two more babies but still found time to run the USO. | Mary had two more babies but still found time to run the USO. |
1366 | 01:15:26,298 | 01:15:29,842 | Sam Wainwright made a fortune in plastic hoods for planes. | Sam Wainwright made a fortune in plastic hoods for planes. |
1367 | 01:15:30,135 | 01:15:32,553 | Potter became head of the draft board. | Potter became head of the draft board. |
1368 | 01:15:32,971 | 01:15:40,728 | One-A. | One-A. |
1369 | 01:15:41,021 | 01:15:43,522 | Gower and Uncle Billy sold war bonds. | Gower and Uncle Billy sold war bonds. |
1370 | 01:15:43,898 | 01:15:47,985 | Bert the cop was wounded in North Africa, got the Silver Star. | Bert the cop was wounded in North Africa, got the Silver Star. |
1371 | 01:15:48,528 | 01:15:51,822 | Ernie the taxi driver parachuted into France. | Ernie the taxi driver parachuted into France. |
1372 | 01:15:52,198 | 01:15:55,326 | Marty helped capture the Remagen Bridge. | Marty helped capture the Remagen Bridge. |
1373 | 01:15:55,702 | 01:15:56,785 | Harry... | Harry... |
1374 | 01:15:56,870 | 01:15:59,204 | Harry Bailey topped them all. | Harry Bailey topped them all. |
1375 | 01:15:59,539 | 01:16:03,208 | A Navy flier, he shot down 15 planes, | A Navy flier, he shot down 15 planes, |
1376 | 01:16:03,293 | 01:16:07,630 | two of them as they were about to crash into a transport full of soldiers. | two of them as they were about to crash into a transport full of soldiers. |
1377 | 01:16:09,257 | 01:16:11,634 | - Yes, but George. - George? | - Yes, but George. - George? |
1378 | 01:16:11,885 | 01:16:13,802 | Four-F on account of his ear, | Four-F on account of his ear, |
1379 | 01:16:13,887 | 01:16:16,388 | George fought the battle of Bedford Falls. | George fought the battle of Bedford Falls. |
1380 | 01:16:16,890 | 01:16:19,224 | Now, hold on! Hold on! Hold on now! | Now, hold on! Hold on! Hold on now! |
1381 | 01:16:19,309 | 01:16:20,851 | Don't you know there's a war on? | Don't you know there's a war on? |
1382 | 01:16:20,935 | 01:16:22,728 | Air raid warden. | Air raid warden. |
1383 | 01:16:31,488 | 01:16:32,946 | Paper drives. | Paper drives. |
1384 | 01:16:33,031 | 01:16:34,365 | Scrap drives. | Scrap drives. |
1385 | 01:16:34,449 | 01:16:35,866 | Rubber drives. | Rubber drives. |
1386 | 01:16:35,950 | 01:16:40,996 | Like everybody else on VE Day, he wept and prayed. | Like everybody else on VE Day, he wept and prayed. |
1387 | 01:16:43,249 | 01:16:46,126 | On VJ Day, he wept and prayed again. | On VJ Day, he wept and prayed again. |
1388 | 01:16:46,211 | 01:16:48,379 | Joseph, now show him what happened today. | Joseph, now show him what happened today. |
1389 | 01:16:48,463 | 01:16:49,421 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
1390 | 01:16:50,215 | 01:16:53,342 | This morning, day before Christmas, about 10:00 a.m. | This morning, day before Christmas, about 10:00 a.m. |
1391 | 01:16:53,426 | 01:16:55,010 | Bedford Falls time... | Bedford Falls time... |
1392 | 01:16:55,095 | 01:16:57,388 | Hey, Ernie. Look at that. | Hey, Ernie. Look at that. |
1393 | 01:17:02,894 | 01:17:03,894 | It's gonna snow again. | It's gonna snow again. |
1394 | 01:17:03,978 | 01:17:07,272 | What do you mean, it's gonna snow? Look at the headlines. The President... | What do you mean, it's gonna snow? Look at the headlines. The President... |
1395 | 01:17:07,357 | 01:17:09,817 | I know, I know, George. That's marvelous. | I know, I know, George. That's marvelous. |
1396 | 01:17:09,901 | 01:17:11,402 | Commander Harry Bailey! | Commander Harry Bailey! |
1397 | 01:17:11,486 | 01:17:14,029 | Mr. Gower, look at this, the second page. | Mr. Gower, look at this, the second page. |
1398 | 01:17:14,114 | 01:17:15,364 | Now, look, this is for you. | Now, look, this is for you. |
1399 | 01:17:15,448 | 01:17:16,865 | - This is for you. That's for you. - Okay. | - This is for you. That's for you. - Okay. |
1400 | 01:17:16,950 | 01:17:18,784 | - Right, thanks. - See you again. | - Right, thanks. - See you again. |
1401 | 01:17:20,453 | 01:17:22,579 | Be sure you spell the name right. | Be sure you spell the name right. |
1402 | 01:17:33,717 | 01:17:35,217 | Extra! Read all about it! | Extra! Read all about it! |
1403 | 01:17:35,301 | 01:17:37,761 | George, George! It's Harry now on long-distance from Washington. | George, George! It's Harry now on long-distance from Washington. |
1404 | 01:17:37,846 | 01:17:39,388 | Harry! What do you know about that! | Harry! What do you know about that! |
1405 | 01:17:39,472 | 01:17:40,973 | He reversed the charges. It's okay, isn't it? | He reversed the charges. It's okay, isn't it? |
1406 | 01:17:41,057 | 01:17:43,350 | Reversed the charges? Of course it is for a hero. | Reversed the charges? Of course it is for a hero. |
1407 | 01:17:43,435 | 01:17:44,810 | Harry! | Harry! |
1408 | 01:17:44,936 | 01:17:48,981 | You old seven times a son of a gun. Congratulations. | You old seven times a son of a gun. Congratulations. |
1409 | 01:17:49,149 | 01:17:51,650 | How's Mother standing it? She did? | How's Mother standing it? She did? |
1410 | 01:17:51,985 | 01:17:53,235 | What do you know? | What do you know? |
1411 | 01:17:53,319 | 01:17:55,028 | Mother had lunch with the President's wife. | Mother had lunch with the President's wife. |
1412 | 01:17:55,113 | 01:17:56,196 | Wait till Martha hears about this. | Wait till Martha hears about this. |
1413 | 01:17:56,281 | 01:17:58,407 | - What did they have to eat? - What'd they have to eat? | - What did they have to eat? - What'd they have to eat? |
1414 | 01:17:58,491 | 01:17:59,533 | Harry, | Harry, |
1415 | 01:17:59,617 | 01:18:02,745 | you should see what they're cooking up in the town for you. | you should see what they're cooking up in the town for you. |
1416 | 01:18:02,829 | 01:18:03,912 | Oh, they are? | Oh, they are? |
1417 | 01:18:03,997 | 01:18:05,873 | The Navy's gonna fly Mother home this afternoon. | The Navy's gonna fly Mother home this afternoon. |
1418 | 01:18:05,957 | 01:18:07,082 | In a plane? | In a plane? |
1419 | 01:18:07,459 | 01:18:09,585 | What? Uncle Billy? | What? Uncle Billy? |
1420 | 01:18:09,669 | 01:18:12,045 | - Has Uncle Billy come in yet? - He stopped at the bank first. | - Has Uncle Billy come in yet? - He stopped at the bank first. |
1421 | 01:18:12,130 | 01:18:15,591 | He's not here right now, Harry. But look, now, tell me about it. | He's not here right now, Harry. But look, now, tell me about it. |
1422 | 01:18:15,675 | 01:18:16,717 | - George. George, George. - What? | - George. George, George. - What? |
1423 | 01:18:16,801 | 01:18:17,926 | - That man is here again. - What man? | - That man is here again. - What man? |
1424 | 01:18:18,011 | 01:18:19,595 | Bank examiner. | Bank examiner. |
1425 | 01:18:20,680 | 01:18:22,806 | Harry, talk to Eustace for a minute, will you? | Harry, talk to Eustace for a minute, will you? |
1426 | 01:18:22,891 | 01:18:24,099 | I'll be right back. | I'll be right back. |
1427 | 01:18:24,184 | 01:18:25,642 | - Well... - Harry. | - Well... - Harry. |
1428 | 01:18:25,727 | 01:18:28,228 | - Good morning, sir. - Carter, bank examiner. | - Good morning, sir. - Carter, bank examiner. |
1429 | 01:18:28,313 | 01:18:30,439 | - Mr. Carter, Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas. | - Mr. Carter, Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas. |
1430 | 01:18:30,523 | 01:18:32,274 | We're all excited around here. | We're all excited around here. |
1431 | 01:18:32,358 | 01:18:34,443 | My brother just got the Congressional Medal of Honor. | My brother just got the Congressional Medal of Honor. |
1432 | 01:18:34,527 | 01:18:37,279 | - The President just decorated him. - Well, I guess they do those things. | - The President just decorated him. - Well, I guess they do those things. |
1433 | 01:18:37,363 | 01:18:40,199 | - Well, I trust you had a good year. - Good year? | - Well, I trust you had a good year. - Good year? |
1434 | 01:18:40,408 | 01:18:43,535 | Well, between you and me, Mr. Carter, we're broke. | Well, between you and me, Mr. Carter, we're broke. |
1435 | 01:18:43,745 | 01:18:45,412 | Yeah, very funny. | Yeah, very funny. |
1436 | 01:18:47,582 | 01:18:50,375 | Well, now, come right in here, Mr. Carter. | Well, now, come right in here, Mr. Carter. |
1437 | 01:18:50,460 | 01:18:52,711 | Although I shouldn't wonder when you okay reverse charges | Although I shouldn't wonder when you okay reverse charges |
1438 | 01:18:52,796 | 01:18:54,546 | on personal long-distance calls. | on personal long-distance calls. |
1439 | 01:18:54,631 | 01:18:56,215 | - George, shall we hang up? - No, no. | - George, shall we hang up? - No, no. |
1440 | 01:18:56,299 | 01:18:57,966 | He wants to talk to Uncle Billy. You just hold on, there. | He wants to talk to Uncle Billy. You just hold on, there. |
1441 | 01:18:58,051 | 01:19:00,803 | Now, if you'll cooperate, I'd like to finish with you by tonight. | Now, if you'll cooperate, I'd like to finish with you by tonight. |
1442 | 01:19:00,887 | 01:19:03,764 | I want to spend Christmas in Elmira with my family. | I want to spend Christmas in Elmira with my family. |
1443 | 01:19:03,848 | 01:19:05,098 | I don't blame you at all, Mr. Carter. | I don't blame you at all, Mr. Carter. |
1444 | 01:19:05,183 | 01:19:06,475 | Just step right in here. We'll fix you up. | Just step right in here. We'll fix you up. |
1445 | 01:19:07,519 | 01:19:10,562 | December 24. | December 24. |
1446 | 01:19:16,152 | 01:19:18,737 | $8,000. | $8,000. |
1447 | 01:19:19,864 | 01:19:22,449 | - Merry Christmas, Mr. Potter. - Merry Christmas. | - Merry Christmas, Mr. Potter. - Merry Christmas. |
1448 | 01:19:22,534 | 01:19:25,953 | Well, good morning, Mr. Potter. What's the news? | Well, good morning, Mr. Potter. What's the news? |
1449 | 01:19:26,037 | 01:19:29,790 | Well, well, well, "Harry Bailey wins Congressional Medal." | Well, well, well, "Harry Bailey wins Congressional Medal." |
1450 | 01:19:29,874 | 01:19:31,959 | That couldn't be one of the Bailey boys. | That couldn't be one of the Bailey boys. |
1451 | 01:19:32,043 | 01:19:35,629 | You just can't keep those Baileys down, now can you, Mr. Potter? | You just can't keep those Baileys down, now can you, Mr. Potter? |
1452 | 01:19:35,713 | 01:19:38,131 | How does slacker George feel about that? | How does slacker George feel about that? |
1453 | 01:19:38,216 | 01:19:39,466 | Very jealous. Very jealous. | Very jealous. Very jealous. |
1454 | 01:19:39,551 | 01:19:41,760 | He only lost three buttons off his vest. | He only lost three buttons off his vest. |
1455 | 01:19:41,845 | 01:19:43,887 | Of course, slacker George would've gotten | Of course, slacker George would've gotten |
1456 | 01:19:43,972 | 01:19:45,848 | two of these medals if he had gone. | two of these medals if he had gone. |
1457 | 01:19:45,932 | 01:19:47,474 | - Bad ear. - Yes. | - Bad ear. - Yes. |
1458 | 01:19:47,642 | 01:19:51,103 | After all, Potter, some people like George had to stay at home. | After all, Potter, some people like George had to stay at home. |
1459 | 01:19:51,187 | 01:19:55,232 | Not every heel was in Germany and Japan. | Not every heel was in Germany and Japan. |
1460 | 01:20:02,532 | 01:20:06,243 | - Good morning, Mr. Bailey. - Good morning, Horace. | - Good morning, Mr. Bailey. - Good morning, Horace. |
1461 | 01:20:07,287 | 01:20:10,038 | - I guess you forgot something. - Huh? | - I guess you forgot something. - Huh? |
1462 | 01:20:10,123 | 01:20:11,957 | - You forgot something. - What? | - You forgot something. - What? |
1463 | 01:20:12,041 | 01:20:13,542 | Well, aren't you going to make a deposit? | Well, aren't you going to make a deposit? |
1464 | 01:20:13,626 | 01:20:14,626 | Oh, sure, sure I am. | Oh, sure, sure I am. |
1465 | 01:20:14,711 | 01:20:18,130 | Well, then, it's usually customary to bring the money with you. | Well, then, it's usually customary to bring the money with you. |
1466 | 01:20:18,673 | 01:20:22,885 | Oh, shucks, I knew I had. | Oh, shucks, I knew I had. |
1467 | 01:20:24,721 | 01:20:26,805 | How about that finger there? | How about that finger there? |
1468 | 01:20:26,890 | 01:20:27,973 | Well, I... | Well, I... |
1469 | 01:20:28,850 | 01:20:30,058 | Bailey. | Bailey. |
1470 | 01:20:36,566 | 01:20:38,984 | Take me back there. Hurry up. | Take me back there. Hurry up. |
1471 | 01:20:41,070 | 01:20:43,322 | Come on, look sharp. | Come on, look sharp. |
1472 | 01:21:01,007 | 01:21:02,507 | Take me back. | Take me back. |
1473 | 01:21:12,352 | 01:21:15,687 | Just make yourself at home, Mr. Carter. I got those books for you here. | Just make yourself at home, Mr. Carter. I got those books for you here. |
1474 | 01:21:15,772 | 01:21:17,189 | Oh, hello, Vi. | Oh, hello, Vi. |
1475 | 01:21:17,273 | 01:21:18,857 | George, can I see you for a second? | George, can I see you for a second? |
1476 | 01:21:18,942 | 01:21:21,818 | Why, of course you can. Go on in the office there. | Why, of course you can. Go on in the office there. |
1477 | 01:21:21,986 | 01:21:24,821 | Uncle Billy, talk to Harry. He's on the telephone. | Uncle Billy, talk to Harry. He's on the telephone. |
1478 | 01:21:25,615 | 01:21:28,408 | Hurry up, Uncle Billy, hurry. Long distance, Washington. | Hurry up, Uncle Billy, hurry. Long distance, Washington. |
1479 | 01:21:28,493 | 01:21:29,618 | Hey, here's Harry on the phone. | Hey, here's Harry on the phone. |
1480 | 01:21:29,702 | 01:21:31,453 | You know, your nephew, remember? Harry. | You know, your nephew, remember? Harry. |
1481 | 01:21:31,537 | 01:21:32,788 | - Here he is. - Hurry up. | - Here he is. - Hurry up. |
1482 | 01:21:33,289 | 01:21:37,042 | Hello? Hello. Yes, Harry, yes, everything's fine. | Hello? Hello. Yes, Harry, yes, everything's fine. |
1483 | 01:21:37,543 | 01:21:39,753 | I ought to have my head examined. | I ought to have my head examined. |
1484 | 01:21:39,837 | 01:21:42,714 | $8,000. It's got to be somewhere. | $8,000. It's got to be somewhere. |
1485 | 01:21:48,888 | 01:21:50,138 | Here you are. | Here you are. |
1486 | 01:21:50,723 | 01:21:51,807 | Character? | Character? |
1487 | 01:21:52,433 | 01:21:53,725 | If I had any character, I'd... | If I had any character, I'd... |
1488 | 01:21:53,810 | 01:21:57,229 | It takes a lot of character to leave your hometown and start all over again. | It takes a lot of character to leave your hometown and start all over again. |
1489 | 01:21:57,313 | 01:21:58,814 | No, George, don't. | No, George, don't. |
1490 | 01:21:58,898 | 01:22:00,899 | Here now, you're broke, aren't you? | Here now, you're broke, aren't you? |
1491 | 01:22:00,984 | 01:22:02,609 | - I know, but... - What do you want to do, | - I know, but... - What do you want to do, |
1492 | 01:22:02,694 | 01:22:04,486 | hock your furs and that hat? | hock your furs and that hat? |
1493 | 01:22:05,863 | 01:22:07,322 | You want to walk to New York? | You want to walk to New York? |
1494 | 01:22:07,407 | 01:22:09,199 | You know, they charge for meals and rent up there, | You know, they charge for meals and rent up there, |
1495 | 01:22:09,283 | 01:22:10,701 | just the same as they do in Bedford Falls. | just the same as they do in Bedford Falls. |
1496 | 01:22:10,785 | 01:22:12,577 | - Yeah, sure. - No, that's a loan, now. | - Yeah, sure. - No, that's a loan, now. |
1497 | 01:22:12,870 | 01:22:15,163 | That's my business, Building and Loan. | That's my business, Building and Loan. |
1498 | 01:22:15,331 | 01:22:18,375 | Besides, you'll get a job. Good luck to you. | Besides, you'll get a job. Good luck to you. |
1499 | 01:22:18,459 | 01:22:20,627 | I'm glad I know you, George Bailey. | I'm glad I know you, George Bailey. |
1500 | 01:22:25,842 | 01:22:28,593 | - Say hello to New York for me. - Yeah, yeah, sure, I will. | - Say hello to New York for me. - Yeah, yeah, sure, I will. |
1501 | 01:22:28,678 | 01:22:30,595 | Now, let's hear from you once in a while. | Now, let's hear from you once in a while. |
1502 | 01:22:34,559 | 01:22:37,853 | - Merry Christmas, Vi. - Merry Christmas, George. | - Merry Christmas, Vi. - Merry Christmas, George. |
1503 | 01:22:38,771 | 01:22:41,231 | - Mr. Bailey. - Oh, Mr. Carter, I'm sorry. | - Mr. Bailey. - Oh, Mr. Carter, I'm sorry. |
1504 | 01:22:41,315 | 01:22:42,816 | I'll be right with you. Uncle Billy in there? | I'll be right with you. Uncle Billy in there? |
1505 | 01:22:42,900 | 01:22:44,401 | Yeah, he's in his office. | Yeah, he's in his office. |
1506 | 01:22:44,485 | 01:22:46,695 | What's going on? | What's going on? |
1507 | 01:22:46,904 | 01:22:48,905 | The bank examiner's here. | The bank examiner's here. |
1508 | 01:22:49,699 | 01:22:52,617 | - He's here? - Yeah. He wants the accounts payable... | - He's here? - Yeah. He wants the accounts payable... |
1509 | 01:22:52,744 | 01:22:54,327 | What's the matter with you? | What's the matter with you? |
1510 | 01:22:54,412 | 01:22:55,829 | Come here. | Come here. |
1511 | 01:23:16,100 | 01:23:17,059 | Eustace. | Eustace. |
1512 | 01:23:17,143 | 01:23:18,894 | - Yeah? - Come here a minute. | - Yeah? - Come here a minute. |
1513 | 01:23:20,646 | 01:23:22,898 | Did you see Uncle Billy with any cash last night? | Did you see Uncle Billy with any cash last night? |
1514 | 01:23:22,982 | 01:23:25,484 | He had it on his desk counting it before he closed up. | He had it on his desk counting it before he closed up. |
1515 | 01:23:26,652 | 01:23:28,236 | Now, look, did you buy anything? | Now, look, did you buy anything? |
1516 | 01:23:28,321 | 01:23:30,614 | - Nothing. Not even a stick of gum. - All right, all right. | - Nothing. Not even a stick of gum. - All right, all right. |
1517 | 01:23:30,698 | 01:23:33,325 | Now, we'll go over every step you took since you left the house. | Now, we'll go over every step you took since you left the house. |
1518 | 01:23:33,409 | 01:23:34,409 | - Right. This way. - Come on. | - Right. This way. - Come on. |
1519 | 01:23:44,337 | 01:23:46,338 | And did you put the envelope in your pocket? | And did you put the envelope in your pocket? |
1520 | 01:23:46,422 | 01:23:49,549 | Yeah, maybe, maybe. | Yeah, maybe, maybe. |
1521 | 01:23:49,634 | 01:23:52,427 | Maybe! I don't want any maybe. We've got to find that money! | Maybe! I don't want any maybe. We've got to find that money! |
1522 | 01:23:52,512 | 01:23:54,054 | - I'm no good to you, George. - Uncle Billy, look, | - I'm no good to you, George. - Uncle Billy, look, |
1523 | 01:23:54,138 | 01:23:56,723 | do you realize what's going to happen if we don't find it? | do you realize what's going to happen if we don't find it? |
1524 | 01:23:56,808 | 01:23:57,849 | Listen to me. | Listen to me. |
1525 | 01:23:57,934 | 01:23:59,726 | Do you have any secret hiding place here in the house? | Do you have any secret hiding place here in the house? |
1526 | 01:23:59,811 | 01:24:01,853 | Someplace you would have... Someplace you hide the money? | Someplace you would have... Someplace you hide the money? |
1527 | 01:24:01,938 | 01:24:03,563 | I've gone over the whole house, | I've gone over the whole house, |
1528 | 01:24:03,648 | 01:24:07,567 | even in rooms that have been locked since I lost Laura. | even in rooms that have been locked since I lost Laura. |
1529 | 01:24:07,652 | 01:24:10,779 | Listen to me, listen to me! Think, think! | Listen to me, listen to me! Think, think! |
1530 | 01:24:10,863 | 01:24:14,950 | I can't think anymore, George. I can't think anymore. It hurts. | I can't think anymore, George. I can't think anymore. It hurts. |
1531 | 01:24:15,034 | 01:24:17,953 | Where's that money, you silly, stupid old fool? | Where's that money, you silly, stupid old fool? |
1532 | 01:24:18,037 | 01:24:20,789 | Where's that money? Do you realize what this means? | Where's that money? Do you realize what this means? |
1533 | 01:24:20,873 | 01:24:23,875 | It means bankruptcy and scandal and prison! | It means bankruptcy and scandal and prison! |
1534 | 01:24:25,002 | 01:24:26,294 | That's what it means. | That's what it means. |
1535 | 01:24:26,379 | 01:24:29,631 | One of us is going to jail. Well, it's not going to be me. | One of us is going to jail. Well, it's not going to be me. |
1536 | 01:24:52,405 | 01:24:53,488 | Hello, darling. | Hello, darling. |
1537 | 01:24:53,573 | 01:24:55,365 | - Hello, Daddy. - Hello, Daddy. | - Hello, Daddy. - Hello, Daddy. |
1538 | 01:24:55,449 | 01:24:57,325 | How do you like it? | How do you like it? |
1539 | 01:24:57,410 | 01:24:59,077 | - Bless you! - Bless you! | - Bless you! - Bless you! |
1540 | 01:25:00,830 | 01:25:01,997 | Did you bring the wreath? | Did you bring the wreath? |
1541 | 01:25:02,081 | 01:25:03,915 | Yes, Daddy, did you bring the Christmas wreath? | Yes, Daddy, did you bring the Christmas wreath? |
1542 | 01:25:04,000 | 01:25:05,000 | What wreath? | What wreath? |
1543 | 01:25:05,084 | 01:25:07,544 | The Merry Christmas wreath for the window. | The Merry Christmas wreath for the window. |
1544 | 01:25:07,628 | 01:25:08,962 | No. I left it at the office. | No. I left it at the office. |
1545 | 01:25:09,046 | 01:25:11,006 | - Is it snowing? - Yeah, it just started. | - Is it snowing? - Yeah, it just started. |
1546 | 01:25:11,090 | 01:25:14,176 | - Where's your coat and hat? - Left them at the office. | - Where's your coat and hat? - Left them at the office. |
1547 | 01:25:14,343 | 01:25:15,427 | What's the matter? | What's the matter? |
1548 | 01:25:15,511 | 01:25:18,096 | Nothing's the matter. Everything's all right. | Nothing's the matter. Everything's all right. |
1549 | 01:25:25,771 | 01:25:29,065 | Come on, Pete, you're a big boy. You can help me get this star up. | Come on, Pete, you're a big boy. You can help me get this star up. |
1550 | 01:25:29,150 | 01:25:32,152 | Way up at the top. There. That's it. | Way up at the top. There. That's it. |
1551 | 01:25:32,778 | 01:25:36,573 | All right, fill in that little bare spot right there. Right there. | All right, fill in that little bare spot right there. Right there. |
1552 | 01:25:38,784 | 01:25:42,287 | Isn't it wonderful about Harry? We're famous, George. | Isn't it wonderful about Harry? We're famous, George. |
1553 | 01:25:42,371 | 01:25:46,124 | Bet I had 50 calls today about the parade, the banquet. | Bet I had 50 calls today about the parade, the banquet. |
1554 | 01:25:46,292 | 01:25:48,376 | Your mother's so excited. She... | Your mother's so excited. She... |
1555 | 01:26:08,981 | 01:26:11,483 | Must she keep playing that? | Must she keep playing that? |
1556 | 01:26:11,567 | 01:26:14,402 | I have to practice it for the party tonight, Daddy. | I have to practice it for the party tonight, Daddy. |
1557 | 01:26:14,487 | 01:26:17,572 | Mama said we could stay up till midnight and sing Christmas carols. | Mama said we could stay up till midnight and sing Christmas carols. |
1558 | 01:26:17,657 | 01:26:19,157 | Can you sing, Daddy? | Can you sing, Daddy? |
1559 | 01:26:19,533 | 01:26:21,117 | Better hurry and shave. | Better hurry and shave. |
1560 | 01:26:21,202 | 01:26:24,162 | - The families will be here soon. - Families. | - The families will be here soon. - Families. |
1561 | 01:26:24,247 | 01:26:26,706 | I don't want the families over here. | I don't want the families over here. |
1562 | 01:26:28,501 | 01:26:31,544 | Come on out in the kitchen with me while I finish dinner. | Come on out in the kitchen with me while I finish dinner. |
1563 | 01:26:31,629 | 01:26:34,714 | Excuse me. Excuse me. | Excuse me. Excuse me. |
1564 | 01:26:34,840 | 01:26:36,967 | - Have a hectic day? - Oh, yeah. | - Have a hectic day? - Oh, yeah. |
1565 | 01:26:37,051 | 01:26:39,970 | Another big red-letter day for the Baileys. | Another big red-letter day for the Baileys. |
1566 | 01:26:40,429 | 01:26:43,265 | Daddy, the Browns next door have a new car. You should see it. | Daddy, the Browns next door have a new car. You should see it. |
1567 | 01:26:43,349 | 01:26:45,600 | Well, what's the matter with our car? Isn't it good enough for you? | Well, what's the matter with our car? Isn't it good enough for you? |
1568 | 01:26:45,685 | 01:26:46,768 | Yes, Daddy. | Yes, Daddy. |
1569 | 01:26:47,019 | 01:26:49,437 | Excuse me. Excuse me. | Excuse me. Excuse me. |
1570 | 01:26:49,522 | 01:26:51,773 | - Excuse you for what? - I burped. | - Excuse you for what? - I burped. |
1571 | 01:26:52,858 | 01:26:54,276 | All right, darling, you're excused. | All right, darling, you're excused. |
1572 | 01:26:54,360 | 01:26:57,112 | Now, go on upstairs and see if little Zuzu wants anything. | Now, go on upstairs and see if little Zuzu wants anything. |
1573 | 01:26:57,655 | 01:27:01,950 | - Zuzu? What's the matter with Zuzu? - Oh, she's just got a cold. She's in bed. | - Zuzu? What's the matter with Zuzu? - Oh, she's just got a cold. She's in bed. |
1574 | 01:27:02,034 | 01:27:03,493 | Caught it coming home from school. | Caught it coming home from school. |
1575 | 01:27:03,577 | 01:27:06,121 | They gave her a flower for a prize, and she didn't want to crush it, | They gave her a flower for a prize, and she didn't want to crush it, |
1576 | 01:27:06,205 | 01:27:07,455 | so she didn't button up her coat. | so she didn't button up her coat. |
1577 | 01:27:07,540 | 01:27:09,708 | - What is it, a sore throat or what? - It's just a cold. | - What is it, a sore throat or what? - It's just a cold. |
1578 | 01:27:09,792 | 01:27:11,084 | - The doctor says it's nothing serious. - The doctor? | - The doctor says it's nothing serious. - The doctor? |
1579 | 01:27:11,168 | 01:27:12,919 | - Was the doctor here? - Yes, I called him right away. | - Was the doctor here? - Yes, I called him right away. |
1580 | 01:27:13,004 | 01:27:14,254 | He says it's nothing to worry about. | He says it's nothing to worry about. |
1581 | 01:27:14,338 | 01:27:15,630 | Is she running a temperature? What is it? | Is she running a temperature? What is it? |
1582 | 01:27:15,715 | 01:27:17,799 | Just a teensy one, 99.6. She'll be all right. | Just a teensy one, 99.6. She'll be all right. |
1583 | 01:27:17,883 | 01:27:19,342 | Of course, it's this old house. | Of course, it's this old house. |
1584 | 01:27:19,427 | 01:27:21,636 | I don't know why we don't all have pneumonia. | I don't know why we don't all have pneumonia. |
1585 | 01:27:21,721 | 01:27:26,057 | Drafty old barn. Might as well be living in a refrigerator. | Drafty old barn. Might as well be living in a refrigerator. |
1586 | 01:27:26,267 | 01:27:28,018 | Why did we have to live here in the first place | Why did we have to live here in the first place |
1587 | 01:27:28,102 | 01:27:31,229 | and stay around this measly, crummy old town? | and stay around this measly, crummy old town? |
1588 | 01:27:32,023 | 01:27:34,607 | - George, what's wrong? - Wrong! Everything's wrong. | - George, what's wrong? - Wrong! Everything's wrong. |
1589 | 01:27:34,692 | 01:27:37,986 | You call this a happy family? Why do we have to have all these kids? | You call this a happy family? Why do we have to have all these kids? |
1590 | 01:27:38,070 | 01:27:41,740 | - Dad, how do you spell "frankincense"? - I don't know. Ask your mother. | - Dad, how do you spell "frankincense"? - I don't know. Ask your mother. |
1591 | 01:27:41,824 | 01:27:43,575 | - Where're you going? - I'm going up to see Zuzu. | - Where're you going? - I'm going up to see Zuzu. |
1592 | 01:27:43,659 | 01:27:46,077 | He told me to write a play for tomorrow. | He told me to write a play for tomorrow. |
1593 | 01:27:56,922 | 01:28:00,675 | F-r-a-n-k-i-n... | F-r-a-n-k-i-n... |
1594 | 01:28:00,885 | 01:28:02,260 | Hi, Daddy! | Hi, Daddy! |
1595 | 01:28:03,387 | 01:28:06,598 | - Well, what happened to you? - I won a flower. | - Well, what happened to you? - I won a flower. |
1596 | 01:28:06,891 | 01:28:08,725 | Wait now. Where do you think you're going? | Wait now. Where do you think you're going? |
1597 | 01:28:08,809 | 01:28:10,477 | I want to give my flower a drink. | I want to give my flower a drink. |
1598 | 01:28:10,561 | 01:28:12,771 | All right, all right. Now, give Daddy the flower. | All right, all right. Now, give Daddy the flower. |
1599 | 01:28:12,855 | 01:28:14,189 | I'll give it a drink. | I'll give it a drink. |
1600 | 01:28:14,273 | 01:28:15,607 | Now, here. | Now, here. |
1601 | 01:28:17,109 | 01:28:19,194 | Look, Daddy! | Look, Daddy! |
1602 | 01:28:19,278 | 01:28:20,695 | Paste it! | Paste it! |
1603 | 01:28:20,780 | 01:28:23,323 | Yeah, all right, all right. Give it here. | Yeah, all right, all right. Give it here. |
1604 | 01:28:25,785 | 01:28:28,328 | Now, we'll paste this together here. | Now, we'll paste this together here. |
1605 | 01:28:31,540 | 01:28:34,709 | There. There it is. Good as new. | There. There it is. Good as new. |
1606 | 01:28:34,794 | 01:28:36,878 | Now, give the flower a drink. | Now, give the flower a drink. |
1607 | 01:28:36,962 | 01:28:38,421 | Now, will you do something for me? | Now, will you do something for me? |
1608 | 01:28:38,506 | 01:28:41,257 | - What? - Will you try to get some sleep? | - What? - Will you try to get some sleep? |
1609 | 01:28:41,467 | 01:28:44,386 | I'm not sleepy. I want to look at my flower. | I'm not sleepy. I want to look at my flower. |
1610 | 01:28:44,470 | 01:28:48,890 | I know, I know, but you just go to sleep and then you can dream about it, | I know, I know, but you just go to sleep and then you can dream about it, |
1611 | 01:28:49,183 | 01:28:51,351 | and it'll be a whole garden. | and it'll be a whole garden. |
1612 | 01:28:51,435 | 01:28:52,685 | It will? | It will? |
1613 | 01:29:01,112 | 01:29:02,904 | - Telephone! - Telephone! | - Telephone! - Telephone! |
1614 | 01:29:02,988 | 01:29:04,406 | I'll get it. | I'll get it. |
1615 | 01:29:06,325 | 01:29:07,492 | Hello? | Hello? |
1616 | 01:29:08,411 | 01:29:10,453 | Yes, this is Mrs. Bailey. | Yes, this is Mrs. Bailey. |
1617 | 01:29:10,830 | 01:29:13,706 | Oh, thank you, Mrs. Welch. I'm sure she'll be all right. | Oh, thank you, Mrs. Welch. I'm sure she'll be all right. |
1618 | 01:29:13,791 | 01:29:15,417 | The doctor said that she ought to be out of bed | The doctor said that she ought to be out of bed |
1619 | 01:29:15,501 | 01:29:16,709 | in time to have her Christmas dinner. | in time to have her Christmas dinner. |
1620 | 01:29:16,794 | 01:29:18,336 | - Is that Zuzu's teacher? - Yes. | - Is that Zuzu's teacher? - Yes. |
1621 | 01:29:18,421 | 01:29:19,754 | Let me speak to her. | Let me speak to her. |
1622 | 01:29:19,839 | 01:29:22,298 | Hello. Hello, Mrs. Welch? | Hello. Hello, Mrs. Welch? |
1623 | 01:29:22,591 | 01:29:25,135 | This is George Bailey. I'm Zuzu's father. | This is George Bailey. I'm Zuzu's father. |
1624 | 01:29:25,219 | 01:29:26,928 | Say, what kind of a teacher are you, anyway? | Say, what kind of a teacher are you, anyway? |
1625 | 01:29:27,012 | 01:29:29,305 | What do you mean sending her home like that, half naked? | What do you mean sending her home like that, half naked? |
1626 | 01:29:29,390 | 01:29:31,933 | Do you realize she'll probably end up with pneumonia on account of you? | Do you realize she'll probably end up with pneumonia on account of you? |
1627 | 01:29:32,017 | 01:29:33,977 | - George! - Is this the sort of thing we pay taxes for | - George! - Is this the sort of thing we pay taxes for |
1628 | 01:29:34,061 | 01:29:36,187 | to have teachers like you? | to have teachers like you? |
1629 | 01:29:36,272 | 01:29:39,524 | Stupid, silly, careless people who send our kids home without any clothes on? | Stupid, silly, careless people who send our kids home without any clothes on? |
1630 | 01:29:39,608 | 01:29:41,443 | You know, maybe my kids aren't the best-dressed kids. | You know, maybe my kids aren't the best-dressed kids. |
1631 | 01:29:41,527 | 01:29:43,278 | And maybe they don't have any decent clothes... | And maybe they don't have any decent clothes... |
1632 | 01:29:43,362 | 01:29:45,155 | That stupid... | That stupid... |
1633 | 01:29:45,865 | 01:29:48,783 | Hello, Mrs. Welch. I want to apologize... | Hello, Mrs. Welch. I want to apologize... |
1634 | 01:29:48,868 | 01:29:50,994 | Hello? Hello. | Hello? Hello. |
1635 | 01:29:52,746 | 01:29:55,165 | - She's hung up! - I'll hang her up! | - She's hung up! - I'll hang her up! |
1636 | 01:29:55,249 | 01:29:58,460 | - Hey, you! I'll knock your block off! - What is that? | - Hey, you! I'll knock your block off! - What is that? |
1637 | 01:29:58,544 | 01:30:00,336 | Hello! Who's this? | Hello! Who's this? |
1638 | 01:30:00,421 | 01:30:01,963 | Oh, Mr. Welch? | Oh, Mr. Welch? |
1639 | 01:30:02,339 | 01:30:03,798 | Okay, that's fine, Mr. Welch. | Okay, that's fine, Mr. Welch. |
1640 | 01:30:03,883 | 01:30:05,967 | Give me a chance to tell you what I really think of your wife. | Give me a chance to tell you what I really think of your wife. |
1641 | 01:30:06,051 | 01:30:07,093 | George, stop it. | George, stop it. |
1642 | 01:30:07,178 | 01:30:08,887 | Will you get out and let me handle this? | Will you get out and let me handle this? |
1643 | 01:30:08,971 | 01:30:11,514 | Hello? Hello? What? | Hello? Hello? What? |
1644 | 01:30:13,225 | 01:30:14,809 | Oh, you will, huh? | Oh, you will, huh? |
1645 | 01:30:14,894 | 01:30:17,812 | Okay, Mr. Welch. Any time you think you're man enough, you... | Okay, Mr. Welch. Any time you think you're man enough, you... |
1646 | 01:30:17,897 | 01:30:19,397 | Hello! Any... | Hello! Any... |
1647 | 01:30:23,569 | 01:30:24,527 | Dad, how do you spell "hallelujah"? | Dad, how do you spell "hallelujah"? |
1648 | 01:30:24,612 | 01:30:26,654 | How should I know? What do you think I am, a dictionary? | How should I know? What do you think I am, a dictionary? |
1649 | 01:30:26,739 | 01:30:27,989 | Tommy, stop that! Stop it! | Tommy, stop that! Stop it! |
1650 | 01:30:28,073 | 01:30:29,949 | Janie, haven't you learned that silly tune yet? | Janie, haven't you learned that silly tune yet? |
1651 | 01:30:30,034 | 01:30:33,745 | You play it over and over again. Now stop it! Stop it! | You play it over and over again. Now stop it! Stop it! |
1652 | 01:31:00,856 | 01:31:02,482 | I'm sorry, Mary. | I'm sorry, Mary. |
1653 | 01:31:05,778 | 01:31:07,654 | Janie, I'm sorry. | Janie, I'm sorry. |
1654 | 01:31:08,322 | 01:31:12,492 | I didn't mean that. I... You go on and practice. | I didn't mean that. I... You go on and practice. |
1655 | 01:31:18,040 | 01:31:20,416 | Pete, I owe you an apology, too. | Pete, I owe you an apology, too. |
1656 | 01:31:21,669 | 01:31:23,044 | I'm sorry. | I'm sorry. |
1657 | 01:31:24,463 | 01:31:27,298 | - What do you want to know? - Nothing, Daddy. | - What do you want to know? - Nothing, Daddy. |
1658 | 01:31:34,265 | 01:31:36,057 | What's the matter with everybody? | What's the matter with everybody? |
1659 | 01:31:36,141 | 01:31:38,685 | Janie, go on. I told you to practice. Now, go on, play! | Janie, go on. I told you to practice. Now, go on, play! |
1660 | 01:31:38,769 | 01:31:40,103 | Oh, Daddy! | Oh, Daddy! |
1661 | 01:31:45,484 | 01:31:48,945 | George, why must you torture the children? Why don't you... | George, why must you torture the children? Why don't you... |
1662 | 01:31:49,697 | 01:31:50,947 | Mary... | Mary... |
1663 | 01:32:05,004 | 01:32:06,921 | Bedford 247, please. | Bedford 247, please. |
1664 | 01:32:07,006 | 01:32:09,048 | - Is Daddy in trouble? - Yes, Pete. | - Is Daddy in trouble? - Yes, Pete. |
1665 | 01:32:09,133 | 01:32:12,218 | - Shall I pray for him? - Yes, Janie, pray very hard. | - Shall I pray for him? - Yes, Janie, pray very hard. |
1666 | 01:32:12,303 | 01:32:14,345 | - Me, too? - You, too, Tommy. | - Me, too? - You, too, Tommy. |
1667 | 01:32:15,347 | 01:32:17,307 | Hello? Uncle Billy? | Hello? Uncle Billy? |
1668 | 01:32:18,601 | 01:32:19,642 | I'm in trouble, Mr. Potter. | I'm in trouble, Mr. Potter. |
1669 | 01:32:20,185 | 01:32:21,603 | I need help. | I need help. |
1670 | 01:32:22,688 | 01:32:25,565 | Through some sort of an accident, my company's short in their accounts. | Through some sort of an accident, my company's short in their accounts. |
1671 | 01:32:25,649 | 01:32:27,442 | The bank examiner got there today. | The bank examiner got there today. |
1672 | 01:32:27,526 | 01:32:29,777 | I've got to raise $8,000 immediately. | I've got to raise $8,000 immediately. |
1673 | 01:32:29,862 | 01:32:32,322 | Oh, that's what the reporters wanted to talk to you about? | Oh, that's what the reporters wanted to talk to you about? |
1674 | 01:32:32,406 | 01:32:33,740 | - The reporters? - Yes. | - The reporters? - Yes. |
1675 | 01:32:33,824 | 01:32:37,201 | They called me up from your Building and Loan. | They called me up from your Building and Loan. |
1676 | 01:32:37,494 | 01:32:40,872 | Oh, there's a man over there from the D.A.'s office, too. | Oh, there's a man over there from the D.A.'s office, too. |
1677 | 01:32:40,956 | 01:32:42,165 | He's looking for you. | He's looking for you. |
1678 | 01:32:42,249 | 01:32:45,877 | Please help me, Mr. Potter. Help me, won't you, please? | Please help me, Mr. Potter. Help me, won't you, please? |
1679 | 01:32:45,961 | 01:32:47,795 | Can't you see what it means to my family? | Can't you see what it means to my family? |
1680 | 01:32:47,880 | 01:32:50,715 | I'll pay any sort of a bonus on the loan, any interest, | I'll pay any sort of a bonus on the loan, any interest, |
1681 | 01:32:50,799 | 01:32:52,383 | if you still want the Building and Loan... | if you still want the Building and Loan... |
1682 | 01:32:52,468 | 01:32:55,970 | George, could it possibly be there's a slight discrepancy in the books? | George, could it possibly be there's a slight discrepancy in the books? |
1683 | 01:32:56,055 | 01:32:57,597 | No, sir. There's nothing wrong with the books. | No, sir. There's nothing wrong with the books. |
1684 | 01:32:57,681 | 01:33:00,683 | I've just misplaced $8,000. I can't find it anywhere. | I've just misplaced $8,000. I can't find it anywhere. |
1685 | 01:33:00,768 | 01:33:04,729 | - You misplaced $8,000? - Yes, sir. | - You misplaced $8,000? - Yes, sir. |
1686 | 01:33:07,900 | 01:33:11,444 | - Have you notified the police? - No, sir. I didn't want the publicity. | - Have you notified the police? - No, sir. I didn't want the publicity. |
1687 | 01:33:11,528 | 01:33:15,615 | - Harry's homecoming tomorrow... - They're going to believe that one. | - Harry's homecoming tomorrow... - They're going to believe that one. |
1688 | 01:33:15,699 | 01:33:17,992 | What've you been doing, George? | What've you been doing, George? |
1689 | 01:33:18,077 | 01:33:19,786 | Playing the market with the company's money? | Playing the market with the company's money? |
1690 | 01:33:19,870 | 01:33:20,995 | No, sir. No, sir, I haven't. | No, sir. No, sir, I haven't. |
1691 | 01:33:21,080 | 01:33:23,081 | Is it a woman, then? | Is it a woman, then? |
1692 | 01:33:23,165 | 01:33:26,751 | You know, it's all over town that you've been giving money to Violet Bick. | You know, it's all over town that you've been giving money to Violet Bick. |
1693 | 01:33:26,835 | 01:33:27,877 | What? | What? |
1694 | 01:33:27,961 | 01:33:30,672 | Not that it makes any difference to me, but why did you come to me? | Not that it makes any difference to me, but why did you come to me? |
1695 | 01:33:30,756 | 01:33:33,508 | Why don't you go to Sam Wainwright and ask him for the money? | Why don't you go to Sam Wainwright and ask him for the money? |
1696 | 01:33:33,592 | 01:33:35,176 | I can't get a hold of him. He's in Europe. | I can't get a hold of him. He's in Europe. |
1697 | 01:33:35,260 | 01:33:36,678 | Well, what about all your other friends? | Well, what about all your other friends? |
1698 | 01:33:36,762 | 01:33:39,097 | They don't have that kind of money, Mr. Potter. You know that. | They don't have that kind of money, Mr. Potter. You know that. |
1699 | 01:33:39,181 | 01:33:41,099 | You're the only one in town that can help me. | You're the only one in town that can help me. |
1700 | 01:33:42,309 | 01:33:45,603 | I've suddenly become quite important. | I've suddenly become quite important. |
1701 | 01:33:46,438 | 01:33:49,107 | What kind of security would I have, George? | What kind of security would I have, George? |
1702 | 01:33:49,191 | 01:33:52,527 | - Have you got any stocks? - No, sir. | - Have you got any stocks? - No, sir. |
1703 | 01:33:52,611 | 01:33:55,446 | Bonds? Real estate? Collateral of any kind? | Bonds? Real estate? Collateral of any kind? |
1704 | 01:33:55,948 | 01:34:00,159 | I have some life insurance, a $15,000 policy. | I have some life insurance, a $15,000 policy. |
1705 | 01:34:00,244 | 01:34:03,955 | - Yes. How much is your equity in it? - Five hundred dollars. | - Yes. How much is your equity in it? - Five hundred dollars. |
1706 | 01:34:04,123 | 01:34:05,957 | Five hundred dollars? | Five hundred dollars? |
1707 | 01:34:06,375 | 01:34:09,001 | And you ask me to lend you $8,000? | And you ask me to lend you $8,000? |
1708 | 01:34:10,587 | 01:34:13,673 | Look at you. You used to be so cocky. | Look at you. You used to be so cocky. |
1709 | 01:34:14,007 | 01:34:17,093 | You were going to go out and conquer the world. | You were going to go out and conquer the world. |
1710 | 01:34:17,636 | 01:34:22,432 | You once called me a warped, frustrated old man. | You once called me a warped, frustrated old man. |
1711 | 01:34:23,142 | 01:34:26,477 | What are you but a warped, frustrated young man? | What are you but a warped, frustrated young man? |
1712 | 01:34:27,062 | 01:34:28,646 | A miserable little clerk, | A miserable little clerk, |
1713 | 01:34:28,731 | 01:34:30,398 | crawling in here on your hands and knees | crawling in here on your hands and knees |
1714 | 01:34:30,482 | 01:34:32,358 | and begging for help. | and begging for help. |
1715 | 01:34:32,568 | 01:34:34,485 | No securities, no stocks, no bonds. | No securities, no stocks, no bonds. |
1716 | 01:34:34,570 | 01:34:38,239 | Nothing but a miserable little $500 equity | Nothing but a miserable little $500 equity |
1717 | 01:34:38,323 | 01:34:40,491 | in a life insurance policy. | in a life insurance policy. |
1718 | 01:34:41,326 | 01:34:43,745 | You're worth more dead than alive. | You're worth more dead than alive. |
1719 | 01:34:44,204 | 01:34:47,206 | Why don't you go to the riffraff you love so much | Why don't you go to the riffraff you love so much |
1720 | 01:34:47,291 | 01:34:49,834 | and ask them to let you have $8,000? | and ask them to let you have $8,000? |
1721 | 01:34:50,252 | 01:34:51,461 | You know why? | You know why? |
1722 | 01:34:51,545 | 01:34:54,255 | Because they'd run you out of town on a rail. | Because they'd run you out of town on a rail. |
1723 | 01:34:54,339 | 01:34:57,550 | But I tell you what I'm going to do for you, George. | But I tell you what I'm going to do for you, George. |
1724 | 01:34:57,634 | 01:35:00,803 | Since the state examiner is still here, | Since the state examiner is still here, |
1725 | 01:35:00,888 | 01:35:03,431 | as a stockholder of the Building and Loan, | as a stockholder of the Building and Loan, |
1726 | 01:35:03,515 | 01:35:06,476 | I'm going to swear out a warrant for your arrest. | I'm going to swear out a warrant for your arrest. |
1727 | 01:35:06,852 | 01:35:10,897 | Misappropriation of funds, manipulation, malfeasance. | Misappropriation of funds, manipulation, malfeasance. |
1728 | 01:35:12,524 | 01:35:14,901 | All right, George, go ahead. | All right, George, go ahead. |
1729 | 01:35:14,985 | 01:35:17,862 | You can't hide in a little town like this. | You can't hide in a little town like this. |
1730 | 01:35:18,113 | 01:35:20,323 | Yeah, Bill? This is Potter. | Yeah, Bill? This is Potter. |
1731 | 01:35:34,087 | 01:35:37,381 | Merry Christmas! Glad you come! | Merry Christmas! Glad you come! |
1732 | 01:35:37,925 | 01:35:39,592 | How about some of that good spaghetti? | How about some of that good spaghetti? |
1733 | 01:35:39,676 | 01:35:41,385 | We got everything. | We got everything. |
1734 | 01:35:52,481 | 01:35:58,319 | Oh, God. | Oh, God. |
1735 | 01:36:03,367 | 01:36:05,243 | Dear Father in Heaven, | Dear Father in Heaven, |
1736 | 01:36:08,413 | 01:36:10,373 | I'm not a praying man, | I'm not a praying man, |
1737 | 01:36:11,542 | 01:36:14,460 | but if you're up there and you can hear me, | but if you're up there and you can hear me, |
1738 | 01:36:16,088 | 01:36:17,713 | show me the way. | show me the way. |
1739 | 01:36:18,173 | 01:36:20,508 | I'm at the end of my rope. I... | I'm at the end of my rope. I... |
1740 | 01:36:22,427 | 01:36:24,387 | Show me the way, O God. | Show me the way, O God. |
1741 | 01:36:29,268 | 01:36:32,937 | Are you all right, George? Want somebody to take you home? | Are you all right, George? Want somebody to take you home? |
1742 | 01:36:35,607 | 01:36:37,984 | Why you drink so much, my friend? | Why you drink so much, my friend? |
1743 | 01:36:38,068 | 01:36:41,445 | Please go home, Mr. Bailey. This is Christmas Eve. | Please go home, Mr. Bailey. This is Christmas Eve. |
1744 | 01:36:41,947 | 01:36:44,448 | Bailey? Which Bailey? | Bailey? Which Bailey? |
1745 | 01:36:45,075 | 01:36:47,118 | This is Mr. George Bailey. | This is Mr. George Bailey. |
1746 | 01:36:51,331 | 01:36:54,208 | The next time you talk to my wife like that, you'll get worse! | The next time you talk to my wife like that, you'll get worse! |
1747 | 01:36:54,293 | 01:36:55,626 | She cried for an hour! | She cried for an hour! |
1748 | 01:36:55,711 | 01:36:58,880 | It isn't enough she slaves teaching your stupid kids how to read and write, | It isn't enough she slaves teaching your stupid kids how to read and write, |
1749 | 01:36:58,964 | 01:37:01,507 | - and you have to bawl her out. - You get out of here, Mr. Welch! | - and you have to bawl her out. - You get out of here, Mr. Welch! |
1750 | 01:37:01,592 | 01:37:03,050 | Now, wait, I want to pay for my drink. | Now, wait, I want to pay for my drink. |
1751 | 01:37:03,135 | 01:37:04,802 | Never mind the money! You get out of here quick! | Never mind the money! You get out of here quick! |
1752 | 01:37:04,887 | 01:37:07,847 | - All right! - You hit my best friend! Get out! | - All right! - You hit my best friend! Get out! |
1753 | 01:37:13,186 | 01:37:15,813 | - You all right, George? - Who was that? | - You all right, George? - Who was that? |
1754 | 01:37:16,231 | 01:37:19,317 | He gone. No worry. He name is Welch. | He gone. No worry. He name is Welch. |
1755 | 01:37:19,401 | 01:37:22,194 | - He no come into my place no more. - Oh, Welch. | - He no come into my place no more. - Oh, Welch. |
1756 | 01:37:22,279 | 01:37:24,196 | That's what I get for praying. | That's what I get for praying. |
1757 | 01:37:24,281 | 01:37:26,324 | The last time he come in here. You hear that, Nick? | The last time he come in here. You hear that, Nick? |
1758 | 01:37:26,408 | 01:37:27,533 | Yes, you bet. | Yes, you bet. |
1759 | 01:37:27,618 | 01:37:31,037 | Where's my insurance policy? Oh, here it is. | Where's my insurance policy? Oh, here it is. |
1760 | 01:37:31,121 | 01:37:32,830 | Oh, no, please, don't go this way, Mr. Bailey. | Oh, no, please, don't go this way, Mr. Bailey. |
1761 | 01:37:32,915 | 01:37:34,582 | - I'm all right. - No, no, you no feel so good. | - I'm all right. - No, no, you no feel so good. |
1762 | 01:37:34,666 | 01:37:36,042 | - Sit down and rest. - I'm all right. | - Sit down and rest. - I'm all right. |
1763 | 01:37:36,126 | 01:37:38,210 | Please no go away, please! | Please no go away, please! |
1764 | 01:37:56,688 | 01:37:59,023 | What do you think you're doing? | What do you think you're doing? |
1765 | 01:38:01,109 | 01:38:04,987 | Now look what you did. My great-grandfather planted this tree! | Now look what you did. My great-grandfather planted this tree! |
1766 | 01:38:05,864 | 01:38:07,865 | Hey, you! Hey, you! | Hey, you! Hey, you! |
1767 | 01:38:08,617 | 01:38:12,370 | Come back here, you drunken fool! Get this car out of here! | Come back here, you drunken fool! Get this car out of here! |
1768 | 01:38:20,295 | 01:38:23,881 | Hey, what's the matter with you? Look where you're going. | Hey, what's the matter with you? Look where you're going. |
1769 | 01:39:10,721 | 01:39:11,846 | Help! | Help! |
1770 | 01:39:13,432 | 01:39:21,439 | Help! Help! | Help! Help! |
1771 | 01:39:24,067 | 01:39:25,693 | Help! | Help! |
1772 | 01:39:28,613 | 01:39:32,533 | Help! Help! Help! Help! | Help! Help! Help! Help! |
1773 | 01:39:38,707 | 01:39:41,000 | Help! Help! | Help! Help! |
1774 | 01:39:57,934 | 01:40:00,227 | I didn't have time to get some stylish underwear. | I didn't have time to get some stylish underwear. |
1775 | 01:40:00,312 | 01:40:03,105 | Wife gave me this on my last birthday. | Wife gave me this on my last birthday. |
1776 | 01:40:03,774 | 01:40:05,524 | I passed away in it. | I passed away in it. |
1777 | 01:40:09,112 | 01:40:11,989 | Oh, Tom Sawyer's drying out, too. | Oh, Tom Sawyer's drying out, too. |
1778 | 01:40:15,160 | 01:40:18,621 | You should read the new book Mark Twain's writing now. | You should read the new book Mark Twain's writing now. |
1779 | 01:40:19,289 | 01:40:21,165 | How did you happen to fall in? | How did you happen to fall in? |
1780 | 01:40:21,249 | 01:40:24,418 | I didn't fall in. I jumped in to save George. | I didn't fall in. I jumped in to save George. |
1781 | 01:40:24,711 | 01:40:27,630 | You what? To save me? | You what? To save me? |
1782 | 01:40:27,839 | 01:40:30,925 | Well, I did, didn't I? You didn't go through with it, did you? | Well, I did, didn't I? You didn't go through with it, did you? |
1783 | 01:40:31,009 | 01:40:33,135 | - Go through with what? - Suicide. | - Go through with what? - Suicide. |
1784 | 01:40:33,220 | 01:40:36,305 | It's against the law to commit suicide around here. | It's against the law to commit suicide around here. |
1785 | 01:40:36,389 | 01:40:39,225 | Yeah, it's against the law where I come from, too. | Yeah, it's against the law where I come from, too. |
1786 | 01:40:39,309 | 01:40:41,685 | - Where do you come from? - Heaven. | - Where do you come from? - Heaven. |
1787 | 01:40:46,817 | 01:40:49,819 | I had to act quickly. That's why I jumped in. | I had to act quickly. That's why I jumped in. |
1788 | 01:40:49,903 | 01:40:52,321 | I knew if I were drowning, you'd try to save me. | I knew if I were drowning, you'd try to save me. |
1789 | 01:40:52,405 | 01:40:55,366 | You see, you did, and that's how I saved you. | You see, you did, and that's how I saved you. |
1790 | 01:40:56,076 | 01:40:57,493 | Very funny. | Very funny. |
1791 | 01:40:57,702 | 01:40:59,787 | Your lip's bleeding, George. | Your lip's bleeding, George. |
1792 | 01:40:59,871 | 01:41:03,958 | Yeah, I got a bust in the jaw in answer to a prayer a little bit ago. | Yeah, I got a bust in the jaw in answer to a prayer a little bit ago. |
1793 | 01:41:04,042 | 01:41:07,878 | Oh, no, no, no, George, I'm the answer to your prayer. | Oh, no, no, no, George, I'm the answer to your prayer. |
1794 | 01:41:07,963 | 01:41:10,297 | That's why I was sent down here. | That's why I was sent down here. |
1795 | 01:41:10,882 | 01:41:14,051 | - How'd you know my name? - Oh, I know all about you. | - How'd you know my name? - Oh, I know all about you. |
1796 | 01:41:14,136 | 01:41:15,970 | I've watched you grow up from a little boy. | I've watched you grow up from a little boy. |
1797 | 01:41:16,054 | 01:41:17,471 | What are you, a mind reader or something? | What are you, a mind reader or something? |
1798 | 01:41:17,556 | 01:41:18,681 | No. | No. |
1799 | 01:41:18,765 | 01:41:22,726 | - Well, who are you then? - Clarence Oddbody, AS2. | - Well, who are you then? - Clarence Oddbody, AS2. |
1800 | 01:41:23,395 | 01:41:24,728 | Oddbody? | Oddbody? |
1801 | 01:41:25,772 | 01:41:27,898 | AS2? What's that, AS2? | AS2? What's that, AS2? |
1802 | 01:41:28,150 | 01:41:29,900 | Angel Second Class. | Angel Second Class. |
1803 | 01:41:40,287 | 01:41:42,079 | Cheerio, my good man. | Cheerio, my good man. |
1804 | 01:41:46,251 | 01:41:47,668 | Oh, brother. | Oh, brother. |
1805 | 01:41:49,963 | 01:41:51,255 | Gee whiz. | Gee whiz. |
1806 | 01:41:52,257 | 01:41:55,092 | I wonder what Martini put in those drinks. | I wonder what Martini put in those drinks. |
1807 | 01:41:57,137 | 01:42:01,682 | Hey, what's with you? What did you say just a minute ago? | Hey, what's with you? What did you say just a minute ago? |
1808 | 01:42:01,975 | 01:42:03,601 | Why'd you want to save me? | Why'd you want to save me? |
1809 | 01:42:03,685 | 01:42:07,271 | That's what I was sent down for. I'm your guardian angel. | That's what I was sent down for. I'm your guardian angel. |
1810 | 01:42:07,689 | 01:42:09,815 | I wouldn't be a bit surprised. | I wouldn't be a bit surprised. |
1811 | 01:42:09,900 | 01:42:14,236 | Ridiculous of you to think of killing yourself for money, $8,000. | Ridiculous of you to think of killing yourself for money, $8,000. |
1812 | 01:42:14,321 | 01:42:17,364 | Yeah, now, just things like that... How do you know that? | Yeah, now, just things like that... How do you know that? |
1813 | 01:42:17,449 | 01:42:21,493 | I told you. I'm your guardian angel. I know everything about you. | I told you. I'm your guardian angel. I know everything about you. |
1814 | 01:42:22,495 | 01:42:25,623 | Well, you look about like the kind of an angel I'd get. | Well, you look about like the kind of an angel I'd get. |
1815 | 01:42:25,707 | 01:42:28,667 | Sort of a fallen angel, aren't you? What happened to your wings? | Sort of a fallen angel, aren't you? What happened to your wings? |
1816 | 01:42:28,752 | 01:42:32,796 | I haven't won my wings yet. That's why I'm an Angel Second Class. | I haven't won my wings yet. That's why I'm an Angel Second Class. |
1817 | 01:42:37,093 | 01:42:38,636 | I don't know whether I'd like it very much | I don't know whether I'd like it very much |
1818 | 01:42:38,720 | 01:42:40,679 | being seen around with an angel without any wings. | being seen around with an angel without any wings. |
1819 | 01:42:40,764 | 01:42:44,391 | Oh, I've got to earn them, and you'll help me, won't you? | Oh, I've got to earn them, and you'll help me, won't you? |
1820 | 01:42:44,476 | 01:42:45,851 | Sure, sure. | Sure, sure. |
1821 | 01:42:46,353 | 01:42:48,979 | - How? - By letting me help you. | - How? - By letting me help you. |
1822 | 01:42:49,189 | 01:42:51,982 | Yes. Only one way you can help me. | Yes. Only one way you can help me. |
1823 | 01:42:52,067 | 01:42:54,026 | You don't happen to have 8,000 bucks on you, do you? | You don't happen to have 8,000 bucks on you, do you? |
1824 | 01:42:54,110 | 01:42:56,570 | Oh, no. No. We don't use money in heaven. | Oh, no. No. We don't use money in heaven. |
1825 | 01:42:56,655 | 01:42:59,198 | Oh, yeah, that's right, I keep forgetting. | Oh, yeah, that's right, I keep forgetting. |
1826 | 01:42:59,908 | 01:43:03,535 | - Comes in pretty handy down here, bub. - Oh, tut, tut, tut. | - Comes in pretty handy down here, bub. - Oh, tut, tut, tut. |
1827 | 01:43:04,579 | 01:43:06,830 | I found it out a little late. | I found it out a little late. |
1828 | 01:43:07,207 | 01:43:09,250 | I'm worth more dead than alive. | I'm worth more dead than alive. |
1829 | 01:43:09,334 | 01:43:13,504 | Now, look, you mustn't talk like that. I won't get my wings with that attitude. | Now, look, you mustn't talk like that. I won't get my wings with that attitude. |
1830 | 01:43:13,588 | 01:43:17,258 | You just don't know all that you've done. If it hadn't been for you... | You just don't know all that you've done. If it hadn't been for you... |
1831 | 01:43:17,342 | 01:43:20,052 | Yeah, if it hadn't been for me, everybody'd be a lot better off. | Yeah, if it hadn't been for me, everybody'd be a lot better off. |
1832 | 01:43:20,136 | 01:43:22,346 | My wife and my kids and my friends. | My wife and my kids and my friends. |
1833 | 01:43:22,430 | 01:43:25,683 | I mean, look, little fellow, go off and haunt somebody else, will you? | I mean, look, little fellow, go off and haunt somebody else, will you? |
1834 | 01:43:25,767 | 01:43:28,435 | No, now, you don't understand. I've got my job... | No, now, you don't understand. I've got my job... |
1835 | 01:43:28,520 | 01:43:30,354 | Oh, shut up, will you? | Oh, shut up, will you? |
1836 | 01:43:34,234 | 01:43:36,944 | Oh, this isn't gonna be so easy. | Oh, this isn't gonna be so easy. |
1837 | 01:43:41,866 | 01:43:46,370 | Yeah, so you still think killing yourself would make everyone feel happier, eh? | Yeah, so you still think killing yourself would make everyone feel happier, eh? |
1838 | 01:43:48,164 | 01:43:50,958 | Well, I don't know. I guess you're right. | Well, I don't know. I guess you're right. |
1839 | 01:43:52,252 | 01:43:55,129 | I suppose it would have been better if I'd never been born at all. | I suppose it would have been better if I'd never been born at all. |
1840 | 01:43:55,213 | 01:43:58,549 | - What'd you say? - I said I wish I'd never been born. | - What'd you say? - I said I wish I'd never been born. |
1841 | 01:43:58,633 | 01:44:01,260 | Oh, you mustn't say things like that. | Oh, you mustn't say things like that. |
1842 | 01:44:01,720 | 01:44:06,307 | You... Wait a minute. Wait a minute. That's an idea. | You... Wait a minute. Wait a minute. That's an idea. |
1843 | 01:44:07,267 | 01:44:08,934 | What do you think? | What do you think? |
1844 | 01:44:09,561 | 01:44:11,353 | Yeah, that'll do it. | Yeah, that'll do it. |
1845 | 01:44:12,022 | 01:44:13,355 | All right. | All right. |
1846 | 01:44:16,067 | 01:44:19,278 | You've got your wish. You've never been born. | You've got your wish. You've never been born. |
1847 | 01:44:24,868 | 01:44:27,911 | You don't have to make all that fuss about it! | You don't have to make all that fuss about it! |
1848 | 01:44:28,788 | 01:44:30,205 | What did you say? | What did you say? |
1849 | 01:44:30,290 | 01:44:34,168 | You've never been born. You don't exist. You haven't a care in the world. | You've never been born. You don't exist. You haven't a care in the world. |
1850 | 01:44:34,252 | 01:44:37,504 | No worries, no obligations, no $8,000 to get, | No worries, no obligations, no $8,000 to get, |
1851 | 01:44:37,589 | 01:44:39,465 | no Potter looking for you with the Sheriff. | no Potter looking for you with the Sheriff. |
1852 | 01:44:39,549 | 01:44:43,010 | - Say something else in that ear. - Sure, you can hear out of it. | - Say something else in that ear. - Sure, you can hear out of it. |
1853 | 01:44:43,094 | 01:44:45,220 | Well, that's the doggonedest thing. | Well, that's the doggonedest thing. |
1854 | 01:44:45,305 | 01:44:47,848 | I haven't heard anything out of that ear since I was a kid. | I haven't heard anything out of that ear since I was a kid. |
1855 | 01:44:47,932 | 01:44:50,100 | Must have been that jump in that cold water. | Must have been that jump in that cold water. |
1856 | 01:44:50,185 | 01:44:52,936 | Your lip stopped bleeding, too, George. | Your lip stopped bleeding, too, George. |
1857 | 01:44:57,609 | 01:45:01,320 | What do you know about that? What's happening? | What do you know about that? What's happening? |
1858 | 01:45:02,781 | 01:45:05,074 | It stopped snowing out here, didn't it? | It stopped snowing out here, didn't it? |
1859 | 01:45:05,158 | 01:45:06,950 | What's happened here? | What's happened here? |
1860 | 01:45:07,660 | 01:45:09,578 | What I need is a couple of good stiff drinks. | What I need is a couple of good stiff drinks. |
1861 | 01:45:09,662 | 01:45:11,955 | How about you, Angel? You want a drink? | How about you, Angel? You want a drink? |
1862 | 01:45:13,458 | 01:45:15,709 | Come on, soon as these clothes of ours are dry... | Come on, soon as these clothes of ours are dry... |
1863 | 01:45:15,794 | 01:45:17,753 | The clothes are dry. | The clothes are dry. |
1864 | 01:45:17,837 | 01:45:21,006 | What do you know about that? Stove's hotter than I thought. | What do you know about that? Stove's hotter than I thought. |
1865 | 01:45:21,091 | 01:45:25,219 | Now, come on, get your clothes on. We'll stroll up to my car and get... | Now, come on, get your clothes on. We'll stroll up to my car and get... |
1866 | 01:45:25,303 | 01:45:27,471 | Oh, I'm sorry. I'll stroll. You fly. | Oh, I'm sorry. I'll stroll. You fly. |
1867 | 01:45:27,555 | 01:45:29,098 | I can't fly. I haven't got my wings. | I can't fly. I haven't got my wings. |
1868 | 01:45:29,182 | 01:45:31,892 | You haven't got your wings. Yeah, that's right. | You haven't got your wings. Yeah, that's right. |
1869 | 01:45:37,524 | 01:45:38,899 | What's the matter? | What's the matter? |
1870 | 01:45:38,983 | 01:45:41,693 | Well, this is where I left my car, and it isn't here. | Well, this is where I left my car, and it isn't here. |
1871 | 01:45:41,778 | 01:45:45,072 | - You have no car. - Well, I had a car, and it was right here. | - You have no car. - Well, I had a car, and it was right here. |
1872 | 01:45:45,156 | 01:45:46,698 | I guess somebody moved it. | I guess somebody moved it. |
1873 | 01:45:46,783 | 01:45:50,869 | - Good evening. - Oh, say, hey, where's my car? | - Good evening. - Oh, say, hey, where's my car? |
1874 | 01:45:51,121 | 01:45:53,247 | - I beg your pardon? - My car, my car. | - I beg your pardon? - My car, my car. |
1875 | 01:45:53,331 | 01:45:55,582 | I'm the fellow that owns the car that ran into your tree. | I'm the fellow that owns the car that ran into your tree. |
1876 | 01:45:55,667 | 01:45:57,709 | - What tree? - What do you mean, what tree? | - What tree? - What do you mean, what tree? |
1877 | 01:45:57,794 | 01:45:59,878 | This tree. Here, I ran into it. | This tree. Here, I ran into it. |
1878 | 01:45:59,963 | 01:46:03,173 | Cut a big gash in the side of it there. | Cut a big gash in the side of it there. |
1879 | 01:46:07,512 | 01:46:10,973 | You must mean two other trees. You had me worried. | You must mean two other trees. You had me worried. |
1880 | 01:46:11,057 | 01:46:13,267 | One of the oldest trees in Pottersville. | One of the oldest trees in Pottersville. |
1881 | 01:46:13,351 | 01:46:14,518 | Pottersville? | Pottersville? |
1882 | 01:46:14,602 | 01:46:16,228 | Why, you mean Bedford Falls. | Why, you mean Bedford Falls. |
1883 | 01:46:16,312 | 01:46:19,857 | I mean Pottersville. Don't you think I know where I live? | I mean Pottersville. Don't you think I know where I live? |
1884 | 01:46:20,024 | 01:46:22,109 | What's the matter with you? | What's the matter with you? |
1885 | 01:46:22,193 | 01:46:25,404 | What's the matter with me? Well, I guess I just... | What's the matter with me? Well, I guess I just... |
1886 | 01:46:27,991 | 01:46:32,286 | Oh, I don't know. Either I'm off my nut or he is or you are. | Oh, I don't know. Either I'm off my nut or he is or you are. |
1887 | 01:46:33,288 | 01:46:34,621 | It isn't me. | It isn't me. |
1888 | 01:46:34,706 | 01:46:36,748 | Well, maybe I left the car up at Martini's. | Well, maybe I left the car up at Martini's. |
1889 | 01:46:36,833 | 01:46:39,168 | - Well, come on, Gabriel. - Clarence. | - Well, come on, Gabriel. - Clarence. |
1890 | 01:46:39,252 | 01:46:41,044 | Clarence. Clarence. | Clarence. Clarence. |
1891 | 01:46:46,509 | 01:46:50,345 | That's all right. Go on in. Martini is a friend of mine. | That's all right. Go on in. Martini is a friend of mine. |
1892 | 01:46:50,722 | 01:46:53,390 | There's a place to sit down. Sit down. | There's a place to sit down. Sit down. |
1893 | 01:46:59,731 | 01:47:03,275 | - Oh, hello, Nick. Hey, where's Martini? - Want a martini? | - Oh, hello, Nick. Hey, where's Martini? - Want a martini? |
1894 | 01:47:03,359 | 01:47:05,402 | No, no, Martini. Your boss. Where is he? | No, no, Martini. Your boss. Where is he? |
1895 | 01:47:05,487 | 01:47:07,905 | Hey, look, I'm the boss. You want a drink or don't you? | Hey, look, I'm the boss. You want a drink or don't you? |
1896 | 01:47:07,989 | 01:47:10,199 | Okay, all right. Double bourbon, will you, and quick, huh? | Okay, all right. Double bourbon, will you, and quick, huh? |
1897 | 01:47:10,283 | 01:47:11,533 | Okay. | Okay. |
1898 | 01:47:14,662 | 01:47:17,748 | - What's yours? - I was just thinking. | - What's yours? - I was just thinking. |
1899 | 01:47:18,917 | 01:47:21,335 | It's been so long since I... | It's been so long since I... |
1900 | 01:47:21,419 | 01:47:25,088 | Look, mister, I'm standing here waiting for you to make up your mind. | Look, mister, I'm standing here waiting for you to make up your mind. |
1901 | 01:47:25,173 | 01:47:26,798 | That's a good man. | That's a good man. |
1902 | 01:47:26,883 | 01:47:29,051 | I was just thinking | I was just thinking |
1903 | 01:47:29,928 | 01:47:33,096 | of a flaming rum punch. | of a flaming rum punch. |
1904 | 01:47:33,431 | 01:47:35,974 | No, it's not cold enough for that, not nearly cold enough. | No, it's not cold enough for that, not nearly cold enough. |
1905 | 01:47:36,059 | 01:47:39,019 | Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I got it. | Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I got it. |
1906 | 01:47:39,103 | 01:47:42,689 | Mulled wine, heavy on the cinnamon and light on the cloves. | Mulled wine, heavy on the cinnamon and light on the cloves. |
1907 | 01:47:42,774 | 01:47:44,691 | Off with you, me lad, and be lively! | Off with you, me lad, and be lively! |
1908 | 01:47:44,776 | 01:47:47,819 | Hey, look, mister, we serve hard drinks in here | Hey, look, mister, we serve hard drinks in here |
1909 | 01:47:47,904 | 01:47:49,696 | for men who want to get drunk fast. | for men who want to get drunk fast. |
1910 | 01:47:49,781 | 01:47:53,325 | And we don't need any characters around to give the joint atmosphere. | And we don't need any characters around to give the joint atmosphere. |
1911 | 01:47:53,409 | 01:47:57,037 | Is that clear, or do I have to slip you my left for a convincer? | Is that clear, or do I have to slip you my left for a convincer? |
1912 | 01:47:57,121 | 01:47:58,497 | What's he talking about? | What's he talking about? |
1913 | 01:47:58,581 | 01:48:02,459 | Nick, Nick, just give him the same as mine. | Nick, Nick, just give him the same as mine. |
1914 | 01:48:02,544 | 01:48:04,878 | - He's okay. - Okay. | - He's okay. - Okay. |
1915 | 01:48:06,297 | 01:48:09,883 | What's the matter with him? I never saw Nick act like that before. | What's the matter with him? I never saw Nick act like that before. |
1916 | 01:48:09,968 | 01:48:13,095 | You'll see a lot of strange things from now on. | You'll see a lot of strange things from now on. |
1917 | 01:48:13,346 | 01:48:15,138 | Oh, yeah. | Oh, yeah. |
1918 | 01:48:18,309 | 01:48:21,937 | Hey, little fellow, you worry me, you know. | Hey, little fellow, you worry me, you know. |
1919 | 01:48:22,021 | 01:48:24,982 | - You got someplace to sleep? - No. | - You got someplace to sleep? - No. |
1920 | 01:48:25,066 | 01:48:26,608 | You don't, huh? | You don't, huh? |
1921 | 01:48:26,693 | 01:48:29,319 | - Well, you got any money? - No. | - Well, you got any money? - No. |
1922 | 01:48:30,280 | 01:48:31,905 | No wonder you jumped in the river. | No wonder you jumped in the river. |
1923 | 01:48:31,990 | 01:48:35,659 | I jumped in the river to save you so I could get my wings. | I jumped in the river to save you so I could get my wings. |
1924 | 01:48:39,497 | 01:48:41,623 | - Somebody's just made it. - Made what? | - Somebody's just made it. - Made what? |
1925 | 01:48:41,708 | 01:48:46,503 | Every time you hear a bell ring, it means that some angel's just got his wings. | Every time you hear a bell ring, it means that some angel's just got his wings. |
1926 | 01:48:54,387 | 01:48:57,139 | Look, I think maybe you better not mention | Look, I think maybe you better not mention |
1927 | 01:48:57,223 | 01:48:58,599 | getting your wings around here. | getting your wings around here. |
1928 | 01:48:58,683 | 01:49:01,101 | Why? Don't they believe in angels? | Why? Don't they believe in angels? |
1929 | 01:49:03,688 | 01:49:05,522 | Yeah, they believe in them. | Yeah, they believe in them. |
1930 | 01:49:05,607 | 01:49:08,900 | Oh, why should they be surprised when they see one? | Oh, why should they be surprised when they see one? |
1931 | 01:49:10,695 | 01:49:13,947 | Oh, he never grew up. He's... | Oh, he never grew up. He's... |
1932 | 01:49:14,365 | 01:49:18,368 | - How old are you anyway, Clarence? - Two hundred and ninety-three, | - How old are you anyway, Clarence? - Two hundred and ninety-three, |
1933 | 01:49:20,580 | 01:49:21,872 | next May. | next May. |
1934 | 01:49:22,457 | 01:49:25,083 | That does it. Out, you two pixies! | That does it. Out, you two pixies! |
1935 | 01:49:25,168 | 01:49:27,127 | Go through the door or out the window. | Go through the door or out the window. |
1936 | 01:49:27,211 | 01:49:29,296 | - Look, Nick, what's wrong? - Now, that's another thing. | - Look, Nick, what's wrong? - Now, that's another thing. |
1937 | 01:49:29,380 | 01:49:31,340 | Where do you come off calling me Nick? | Where do you come off calling me Nick? |
1938 | 01:49:31,424 | 01:49:32,924 | Well, Nick, that's your name. | Well, Nick, that's your name. |
1939 | 01:49:33,009 | 01:49:37,137 | What's that got to do with it? I don't know you from Adam's off ox. | What's that got to do with it? I don't know you from Adam's off ox. |
1940 | 01:49:37,221 | 01:49:40,098 | Hey. Hey, you rummy, there. Come here, come here. | Hey. Hey, you rummy, there. Come here, come here. |
1941 | 01:49:43,561 | 01:49:47,147 | Didn't I tell you never to come panhandling around here, huh? | Didn't I tell you never to come panhandling around here, huh? |
1942 | 01:49:54,238 | 01:49:58,158 | Mr. Gower. | Mr. Gower. |
1943 | 01:49:59,786 | 01:50:01,536 | What... What did... | What... What did... |
1944 | 01:50:01,913 | 01:50:04,331 | Mr. Gower, look, this is George Bailey. | Mr. Gower, look, this is George Bailey. |
1945 | 01:50:05,708 | 01:50:07,834 | - Don't you know me? - No. | - Don't you know me? - No. |
1946 | 01:50:09,420 | 01:50:10,629 | No. | No. |
1947 | 01:50:10,713 | 01:50:12,172 | Throw him out. Throw him out. | Throw him out. Throw him out. |
1948 | 01:50:12,256 | 01:50:14,257 | Mr. Gower! Hey, what is... | Mr. Gower! Hey, what is... |
1949 | 01:50:15,426 | 01:50:17,678 | Hey, Nick. Nick. Isn't that Mr. Gower, the druggist? | Hey, Nick. Nick. Isn't that Mr. Gower, the druggist? |
1950 | 01:50:17,762 | 01:50:20,013 | You know, that's another reason for me not to like you. | You know, that's another reason for me not to like you. |
1951 | 01:50:20,098 | 01:50:23,517 | That rum head spent 20 years in jail for poisoning a kid. | That rum head spent 20 years in jail for poisoning a kid. |
1952 | 01:50:23,601 | 01:50:26,478 | If you know him, you must be a jailbird yourself. | If you know him, you must be a jailbird yourself. |
1953 | 01:50:26,562 | 01:50:28,605 | Would you show these gentlemen to the door? | Would you show these gentlemen to the door? |
1954 | 01:50:28,690 | 01:50:30,732 | Sure. This way, gentlemen. | Sure. This way, gentlemen. |
1955 | 01:50:36,155 | 01:50:37,447 | Stay out. | Stay out. |
1956 | 01:50:38,616 | 01:50:41,201 | Get me! I'm giving out wings! | Get me! I'm giving out wings! |
1957 | 01:50:43,871 | 01:50:46,373 | You see, George, you were not there to stop Gower | You see, George, you were not there to stop Gower |
1958 | 01:50:46,457 | 01:50:48,166 | from putting that poison into the capsules. | from putting that poison into the capsules. |
1959 | 01:50:48,251 | 01:50:51,920 | What do you mean, I wasn't there? I remember distinctly... | What do you mean, I wasn't there? I remember distinctly... |
1960 | 01:50:54,132 | 01:50:56,550 | Hey, what's going on around here? | Hey, what's going on around here? |
1961 | 01:50:56,801 | 01:50:58,176 | What... | What... |
1962 | 01:50:59,303 | 01:51:01,972 | Why, this ought to be Martini's place. | Why, this ought to be Martini's place. |
1963 | 01:51:07,854 | 01:51:09,521 | Look, who are you? | Look, who are you? |
1964 | 01:51:09,772 | 01:51:12,315 | I told you, George. I'm your guardian angel. | I told you, George. I'm your guardian angel. |
1965 | 01:51:12,400 | 01:51:14,651 | Yeah, yeah, I know. You told me that. | Yeah, yeah, I know. You told me that. |
1966 | 01:51:20,241 | 01:51:23,493 | What else are you? What, are you a hypnotist? | What else are you? What, are you a hypnotist? |
1967 | 01:51:23,578 | 01:51:24,745 | No. Of course not. | No. Of course not. |
1968 | 01:51:24,829 | 01:51:27,414 | Well, then, why am I seeing all these strange things here? | Well, then, why am I seeing all these strange things here? |
1969 | 01:51:27,498 | 01:51:31,918 | Don't you understand, George? It's because you were not born. | Don't you understand, George? It's because you were not born. |
1970 | 01:51:32,003 | 01:51:36,298 | - Well, if I wasn't born, who am I? - You're nobody. You have no identity. | - Well, if I wasn't born, who am I? - You're nobody. You have no identity. |
1971 | 01:51:36,382 | 01:51:39,050 | What do you mean, no identity? My name's George Bailey. | What do you mean, no identity? My name's George Bailey. |
1972 | 01:51:39,135 | 01:51:41,178 | There is no George Bailey. | There is no George Bailey. |
1973 | 01:51:42,305 | 01:51:46,641 | You have no papers, no cards, no driver's license, | You have no papers, no cards, no driver's license, |
1974 | 01:51:47,059 | 01:51:49,811 | no 4-F card, no insurance policy. | no 4-F card, no insurance policy. |
1975 | 01:51:50,813 | 01:51:52,814 | They're not there, either. | They're not there, either. |
1976 | 01:51:54,025 | 01:51:56,359 | - What? - Zuzu's petals. | - What? - Zuzu's petals. |
1977 | 01:52:01,866 | 01:52:04,576 | You've been given a great gift, George, | You've been given a great gift, George, |
1978 | 01:52:04,744 | 01:52:08,371 | a chance to see what the world would be like without you. | a chance to see what the world would be like without you. |
1979 | 01:52:10,708 | 01:52:13,335 | Now, wait a minute here. Wait a minute here. | Now, wait a minute here. Wait a minute here. |
1980 | 01:52:15,213 | 01:52:18,548 | This is some sort of a funny dream I'm having. | This is some sort of a funny dream I'm having. |
1981 | 01:52:18,716 | 01:52:20,509 | So long, mister. I'm going home. | So long, mister. I'm going home. |
1982 | 01:52:20,593 | 01:52:23,470 | - Home? What home? - Shut up! Cut it out! | - Home? What home? - Shut up! Cut it out! |
1983 | 01:52:23,971 | 01:52:28,016 | You're crazy! That's what I think. You're screwy. | You're crazy! That's what I think. You're screwy. |
1984 | 01:52:28,434 | 01:52:31,144 | You're driving me crazy, too. I'm seeing things here. | You're driving me crazy, too. I'm seeing things here. |
1985 | 01:52:31,229 | 01:52:33,146 | I'm going home and see my wife and family. | I'm going home and see my wife and family. |
1986 | 01:52:33,231 | 01:52:36,399 | You understand that? And I'm going home alone. | You understand that? And I'm going home alone. |
1987 | 01:52:38,778 | 01:52:40,695 | How am I doing, Joseph? | How am I doing, Joseph? |
1988 | 01:52:41,405 | 01:52:42,614 | Thanks. | Thanks. |
1989 | 01:52:42,949 | 01:52:45,033 | No, I didn't have a drink. | No, I didn't have a drink. |
1990 | 01:53:36,252 | 01:53:38,795 | Hey, hey, where did the Building and Loan move to? | Hey, hey, where did the Building and Loan move to? |
1991 | 01:53:38,880 | 01:53:39,880 | Building and what? | Building and what? |
1992 | 01:53:39,964 | 01:53:41,715 | The Bailey Building and Loan. It was up there. | The Bailey Building and Loan. It was up there. |
1993 | 01:53:41,799 | 01:53:43,675 | They went out of business years ago. | They went out of business years ago. |
1994 | 01:53:43,759 | 01:53:45,135 | That sailor's a liar! | That sailor's a liar! |
1995 | 01:53:45,219 | 01:53:47,512 | I know every big shot in this town! | I know every big shot in this town! |
1996 | 01:53:47,597 | 01:53:50,140 | I know Potter, and I'll have you kicked off the beat. | I know Potter, and I'll have you kicked off the beat. |
1997 | 01:53:50,224 | 01:53:51,683 | Hey, Violet! | Hey, Violet! |
1998 | 01:53:52,894 | 01:53:55,478 | Hey, hey! Listen. That's Violet Bick. | Hey, hey! Listen. That's Violet Bick. |
1999 | 01:53:55,563 | 01:53:57,689 | - I know. - I know that girl! | - I know. - I know that girl! |
2000 | 01:53:57,773 | 01:53:59,566 | Take a walk. Beat it. | Take a walk. Beat it. |
2001 | 01:54:01,569 | 01:54:03,320 | Hey, Ernie! Ernie. | Hey, Ernie! Ernie. |
2002 | 01:54:05,489 | 01:54:07,407 | Ernie, take me home. I'm going off my nut. | Ernie, take me home. I'm going off my nut. |
2003 | 01:54:07,491 | 01:54:08,491 | Where do you live? | Where do you live? |
2004 | 01:54:08,576 | 01:54:10,660 | Now, doggone it, Ernie, don't you start pulling that stuff. | Now, doggone it, Ernie, don't you start pulling that stuff. |
2005 | 01:54:10,745 | 01:54:13,246 | You know where I live. 320 Sycamore. Now hurry up. | You know where I live. 320 Sycamore. Now hurry up. |
2006 | 01:54:13,331 | 01:54:16,791 | - All right. 320 Sycamore? - Yeah, yeah, hurry up. Zuzu's sick. | - All right. 320 Sycamore? - Yeah, yeah, hurry up. Zuzu's sick. |
2007 | 01:54:16,876 | 01:54:18,710 | - Come on. - All right. All right. | - Come on. - All right. All right. |
2008 | 01:54:19,337 | 01:54:21,379 | Come on, Ernie, now straighten me out here. | Come on, Ernie, now straighten me out here. |
2009 | 01:54:21,464 | 01:54:24,466 | Look, I've got some bad liquor or something. Listen to me. | Look, I've got some bad liquor or something. Listen to me. |
2010 | 01:54:24,550 | 01:54:25,759 | Now, you are Ernie Bishop, | Now, you are Ernie Bishop, |
2011 | 01:54:25,843 | 01:54:27,594 | and you live in Bailey Park with your wife and kid? | and you live in Bailey Park with your wife and kid? |
2012 | 01:54:27,678 | 01:54:29,721 | - That's right, isn't it? - You seen my wife? | - That's right, isn't it? - You seen my wife? |
2013 | 01:54:29,805 | 01:54:33,058 | Seen your wife? I've been to your house 100 times. | Seen your wife? I've been to your house 100 times. |
2014 | 01:54:33,142 | 01:54:35,936 | Look, bud, what's the idea? I live in a shack in Potter's Field, | Look, bud, what's the idea? I live in a shack in Potter's Field, |
2015 | 01:54:36,020 | 01:54:38,063 | my wife ran away three years ago and took the kid, | my wife ran away three years ago and took the kid, |
2016 | 01:54:38,147 | 01:54:40,607 | and I ain't never seen you before in my life, see? | and I ain't never seen you before in my life, see? |
2017 | 01:54:40,691 | 01:54:43,485 | Okay, well, just step on it. Just get me home! | Okay, well, just step on it. Just get me home! |
2018 | 01:55:01,003 | 01:55:03,296 | - Is this the place? - Of course it's the place. | - Is this the place? - Of course it's the place. |
2019 | 01:55:03,381 | 01:55:06,591 | Well, this house ain't been lived in for 20 years. | Well, this house ain't been lived in for 20 years. |
2020 | 01:55:12,640 | 01:55:14,641 | - What's up, Ernie? - I don't know. | - What's up, Ernie? - I don't know. |
2021 | 01:55:14,725 | 01:55:17,894 | But we better keep our eye on this guy. He's bats. | But we better keep our eye on this guy. He's bats. |
2022 | 01:55:35,371 | 01:55:37,580 | Mary. Mary! | Mary. Mary! |
2023 | 01:55:40,543 | 01:55:43,420 | Tommy! Pete! Janie! Zuzu! Where are you? | Tommy! Pete! Janie! Zuzu! Where are you? |
2024 | 01:55:43,879 | 01:55:46,506 | They're not here, George. You have no children. | They're not here, George. You have no children. |
2025 | 01:55:46,590 | 01:55:48,008 | Where are they? What have you done with them? | Where are they? What have you done with them? |
2026 | 01:55:48,092 | 01:55:50,260 | All right, put up your hands. No fast moves. | All right, put up your hands. No fast moves. |
2027 | 01:55:50,344 | 01:55:51,928 | Come on out here, both of you. | Come on out here, both of you. |
2028 | 01:55:52,013 | 01:55:54,347 | - Bert! Thank heaven you're here. - Back this. | - Bert! Thank heaven you're here. - Back this. |
2029 | 01:55:54,432 | 01:55:57,684 | Bert, what's happened to this house? Where's Mary? Where's my kids? | Bert, what's happened to this house? Where's Mary? Where's my kids? |
2030 | 01:55:57,768 | 01:55:59,436 | - Watch him, Bert. - Come on, come on. | - Watch him, Bert. - Come on, come on. |
2031 | 01:55:59,520 | 01:56:01,563 | Bert, Ernie. What's the matter with you two guys? | Bert, Ernie. What's the matter with you two guys? |
2032 | 01:56:01,647 | 01:56:03,148 | You were here on my wedding night. | You were here on my wedding night. |
2033 | 01:56:03,232 | 01:56:04,858 | You, both of you, stood out there on the porch | You, both of you, stood out there on the porch |
2034 | 01:56:04,942 | 01:56:07,235 | - and sung to us, don't you remember? - Think I'd better be going. | - and sung to us, don't you remember? - Think I'd better be going. |
2035 | 01:56:07,319 | 01:56:08,653 | Look, now, why don't you be a good kid, | Look, now, why don't you be a good kid, |
2036 | 01:56:08,738 | 01:56:09,863 | and we'll take you in to a doctor? | and we'll take you in to a doctor? |
2037 | 01:56:09,947 | 01:56:11,906 | - Everything's gonna be all right. - Bert, no, listen to me. | - Everything's gonna be all right. - Bert, no, listen to me. |
2038 | 01:56:11,991 | 01:56:13,867 | Ernie, will you take me over to my mother's house? | Ernie, will you take me over to my mother's house? |
2039 | 01:56:13,951 | 01:56:16,411 | Bert, listen. It's that fellow here. He says he's an angel. | Bert, listen. It's that fellow here. He says he's an angel. |
2040 | 01:56:16,495 | 01:56:19,956 | - He's trying to hypnotize me. - I hate to do this to you, bud, but... | - He's trying to hypnotize me. - I hate to do this to you, bud, but... |
2041 | 01:56:21,292 | 01:56:24,002 | Run, George! Run, George! Run! | Run, George! Run, George! Run! |
2042 | 01:56:25,713 | 01:56:28,506 | - Joseph! Help! Help! - Oh, shut up. | - Joseph! Help! Help! - Oh, shut up. |
2043 | 01:56:28,632 | 01:56:31,468 | Oh, Joseph! Joseph! | Oh, Joseph! Joseph! |
2044 | 01:56:37,266 | 01:56:40,560 | Where'd he go? Where'd he go? I had him right here. | Where'd he go? Where'd he go? I had him right here. |
2045 | 01:56:43,314 | 01:56:44,856 | I need a drink. | I need a drink. |
2046 | 01:56:45,316 | 01:56:47,984 | Well, which way did he go? Help me find him. | Well, which way did he go? Help me find him. |
2047 | 01:56:57,870 | 01:56:58,995 | Well? | Well? |
2048 | 01:57:02,249 | 01:57:03,458 | Mother. | Mother. |
2049 | 01:57:05,461 | 01:57:07,504 | Mother? What do you want? | Mother? What do you want? |
2050 | 01:57:08,672 | 01:57:11,341 | Mother, this is George. | Mother, this is George. |
2051 | 01:57:11,675 | 01:57:13,468 | I thought sure you'd remember me. | I thought sure you'd remember me. |
2052 | 01:57:13,552 | 01:57:14,969 | George who? | George who? |
2053 | 01:57:15,054 | 01:57:16,930 | If you're looking for a room, there's no vacancy. | If you're looking for a room, there's no vacancy. |
2054 | 01:57:17,014 | 01:57:20,350 | Mother, listen. Please help me. Something terrible's happened to me. | Mother, listen. Please help me. Something terrible's happened to me. |
2055 | 01:57:20,434 | 01:57:22,852 | I don't know what it is. Something's happened to everybody. | I don't know what it is. Something's happened to everybody. |
2056 | 01:57:22,937 | 01:57:25,897 | Please let me come in, and keep me here until I get over it. | Please let me come in, and keep me here until I get over it. |
2057 | 01:57:25,981 | 01:57:28,316 | Get over what? I don't take in strangers | Get over what? I don't take in strangers |
2058 | 01:57:28,400 | 01:57:30,944 | unless they're sent here by somebody I know. | unless they're sent here by somebody I know. |
2059 | 01:57:31,278 | 01:57:36,282 | Well, I know everybody you know. Your brother-in-law, Uncle Billy. | Well, I know everybody you know. Your brother-in-law, Uncle Billy. |
2060 | 01:57:36,367 | 01:57:38,076 | - You know him? - Well, sure I do. | - You know him? - Well, sure I do. |
2061 | 01:57:38,160 | 01:57:40,286 | - When did you see him last? - Today over at his house. | - When did you see him last? - Today over at his house. |
2062 | 01:57:40,371 | 01:57:41,496 | It's a lie. | It's a lie. |
2063 | 01:57:41,580 | 01:57:44,457 | He's been in the insane asylum ever since he lost his business. | He's been in the insane asylum ever since he lost his business. |
2064 | 01:57:44,542 | 01:57:47,418 | And if you ask me, that's where you belong. | And if you ask me, that's where you belong. |
2065 | 01:57:59,348 | 01:58:01,015 | Strange, isn't it? | Strange, isn't it? |
2066 | 01:58:01,475 | 01:58:04,394 | Each man's life touches so many other lives. | Each man's life touches so many other lives. |
2067 | 01:58:04,854 | 01:58:07,814 | And when he isn't around, he leaves an awful hole, doesn't he? | And when he isn't around, he leaves an awful hole, doesn't he? |
2068 | 01:58:07,898 | 01:58:09,065 | I've heard of things like this. | I've heard of things like this. |
2069 | 01:58:09,150 | 01:58:10,900 | You got me in some kind of a spell or something. | You got me in some kind of a spell or something. |
2070 | 01:58:10,985 | 01:58:13,069 | Well, I'm gonna get out of it. I'll get out of it. | Well, I'm gonna get out of it. I'll get out of it. |
2071 | 01:58:13,154 | 01:58:14,946 | I know how, too. I... | I know how, too. I... |
2072 | 01:58:15,364 | 01:58:16,489 | The last man I talked to, | The last man I talked to, |
2073 | 01:58:16,574 | 01:58:18,741 | before all this stuff started happening to me, was Martini. | before all this stuff started happening to me, was Martini. |
2074 | 01:58:18,826 | 01:58:20,034 | You know where he lives? | You know where he lives? |
2075 | 01:58:20,119 | 01:58:23,037 | Well, sure, I know where he lives. He lives in Bailey Park. | Well, sure, I know where he lives. He lives in Bailey Park. |
2076 | 01:58:26,625 | 01:58:31,087 | - Are you sure this is Bailey Park? - No, I'm not sure of anything anymore. | - Are you sure this is Bailey Park? - No, I'm not sure of anything anymore. |
2077 | 01:58:31,964 | 01:58:34,799 | All I know is this should be Bailey Park. | All I know is this should be Bailey Park. |
2078 | 01:58:35,593 | 01:58:39,345 | - But where are the houses? - You weren't here to build them. | - But where are the houses? - You weren't here to build them. |
2079 | 01:58:43,934 | 01:58:46,936 | Your brother Harry Bailey broke through the ice | Your brother Harry Bailey broke through the ice |
2080 | 01:58:47,021 | 01:58:48,897 | and was drowned at the age of nine. | and was drowned at the age of nine. |
2081 | 01:58:48,981 | 01:58:51,065 | That's a lie. Harry Bailey went to war. | That's a lie. Harry Bailey went to war. |
2082 | 01:58:51,150 | 01:58:52,609 | He got the Congressional Medal of Honor. | He got the Congressional Medal of Honor. |
2083 | 01:58:52,693 | 01:58:54,652 | He saved the lives of every man on that transport. | He saved the lives of every man on that transport. |
2084 | 01:58:54,737 | 01:58:56,779 | Every man on that transport died. | Every man on that transport died. |
2085 | 01:58:56,864 | 01:58:58,198 | Harry wasn't there to save them, | Harry wasn't there to save them, |
2086 | 01:58:58,282 | 01:59:00,992 | because you weren't there to save Harry. | because you weren't there to save Harry. |
2087 | 01:59:12,171 | 01:59:15,715 | You see, George? You really had a wonderful life. | You see, George? You really had a wonderful life. |
2088 | 01:59:16,175 | 01:59:20,261 | Don't you see what a mistake it would be to throw it away? | Don't you see what a mistake it would be to throw it away? |
2089 | 01:59:20,930 | 01:59:22,847 | - Clarence. - Yes, George? | - Clarence. - Yes, George? |
2090 | 01:59:23,849 | 01:59:27,060 | - Where's Mary? - Oh, well, I can't... | - Where's Mary? - Oh, well, I can't... |
2091 | 01:59:27,144 | 01:59:29,687 | I don't know how you know these things, but tell me, where is she? | I don't know how you know these things, but tell me, where is she? |
2092 | 01:59:29,772 | 01:59:31,731 | If you know where she is, tell me where my wife is. | If you know where she is, tell me where my wife is. |
2093 | 01:59:31,815 | 01:59:34,817 | - I'm not supposed to tell. - Please, Clarence, tell me where she is. | - I'm not supposed to tell. - Please, Clarence, tell me where she is. |
2094 | 01:59:34,902 | 01:59:37,237 | - You're not gonna like it, George. - Where is she? | - You're not gonna like it, George. - Where is she? |
2095 | 01:59:37,321 | 01:59:39,656 | She's an old maid. She never married. | She's an old maid. She never married. |
2096 | 01:59:39,740 | 01:59:42,075 | Where is Mary? Where is she? Where is she? | Where is Mary? Where is she? Where is she? |
2097 | 01:59:42,159 | 01:59:45,078 | She's just about to close up the library! | She's just about to close up the library! |
2098 | 01:59:48,958 | 01:59:52,335 | There must be some easier way for me to get my wings. | There must be some easier way for me to get my wings. |
2099 | 02:00:03,847 | 02:00:15,233 | Mary! | Mary! |
2100 | 02:00:16,652 | 02:00:18,194 | Mary! Mary! | Mary! Mary! |
2101 | 02:00:18,362 | 02:00:21,114 | Mary, it's George. Don't you know me? What's happened to us? | Mary, it's George. Don't you know me? What's happened to us? |
2102 | 02:00:21,198 | 02:00:22,532 | I don't know you. Let me go! | I don't know you. Let me go! |
2103 | 02:00:22,616 | 02:00:25,660 | Mary, please! Oh, don't do this to me. Please, Mary, help me. | Mary, please! Oh, don't do this to me. Please, Mary, help me. |
2104 | 02:00:25,744 | 02:00:27,912 | Where's our kids? I need you, Mary. | Where's our kids? I need you, Mary. |
2105 | 02:00:28,580 | 02:00:30,373 | Help me, Mary! | Help me, Mary! |
2106 | 02:00:30,624 | 02:00:32,250 | Mary! Let me go! | Mary! Let me go! |
2107 | 02:00:32,543 | 02:00:34,252 | Help! It's a wild man! | Help! It's a wild man! |
2108 | 02:00:35,504 | 02:00:38,172 | The wild man is chasing me. Somebody stop him! | The wild man is chasing me. Somebody stop him! |
2109 | 02:00:38,257 | 02:00:40,842 | Tom! Ed! Charlie! | Tom! Ed! Charlie! |
2110 | 02:00:41,552 | 02:00:42,885 | That's my wife! | That's my wife! |
2111 | 02:00:45,431 | 02:00:46,973 | - Mary! - No, you don't. | - Mary! - No, you don't. |
2112 | 02:00:47,057 | 02:00:48,141 | Somebody call the police. | Somebody call the police. |
2113 | 02:00:48,225 | 02:00:49,559 | Somebody hit him on the head with a bottle. | Somebody hit him on the head with a bottle. |
2114 | 02:00:49,643 | 02:00:51,769 | You need a straightjacket. | You need a straightjacket. |
2115 | 02:00:52,896 | 02:00:54,188 | Clarence! | Clarence! |
2116 | 02:00:54,648 | 02:00:56,232 | Get out of here! | Get out of here! |
2117 | 02:00:56,317 | 02:00:57,567 | Clarence! | Clarence! |
2118 | 02:00:59,278 | 02:01:01,738 | - Clarence! - Right, that's you! | - Clarence! - Right, that's you! |
2119 | 02:01:04,867 | 02:01:06,242 | Stand back! | Stand back! |
2120 | 02:01:09,955 | 02:01:21,716 | Clarence! | Clarence! |
2121 | 02:01:26,638 | 02:01:28,890 | Clarence! Clarence! | Clarence! Clarence! |
2122 | 02:01:30,517 | 02:01:32,226 | Help me, Clarence! | Help me, Clarence! |
2123 | 02:01:33,354 | 02:01:34,771 | Get me back! | Get me back! |
2124 | 02:01:35,606 | 02:01:38,566 | Get me back. I don't care what happens to me. | Get me back. I don't care what happens to me. |
2125 | 02:01:38,942 | 02:01:41,277 | Get me back to my wife and kids. | Get me back to my wife and kids. |
2126 | 02:01:41,445 | 02:01:43,529 | Help me, Clarence, please. | Help me, Clarence, please. |
2127 | 02:01:44,031 | 02:01:48,659 | Please. I want to live again. I want to live again. | Please. I want to live again. I want to live again. |
2128 | 02:01:50,412 | 02:01:54,415 | I want to live again. Please, God, let me live again. | I want to live again. Please, God, let me live again. |
2129 | 02:02:03,467 | 02:02:04,884 | Hey, George! | Hey, George! |
2130 | 02:02:06,303 | 02:02:07,470 | George! | George! |
2131 | 02:02:08,514 | 02:02:10,556 | You all right. Hey, what's the matter? | You all right. Hey, what's the matter? |
2132 | 02:02:10,641 | 02:02:13,059 | Now get out of here, Bert, or I'll hit you again! Get out of here! | Now get out of here, Bert, or I'll hit you again! Get out of here! |
2133 | 02:02:13,143 | 02:02:14,894 | What the sam hill are you yelling for, George? | What the sam hill are you yelling for, George? |
2134 | 02:02:14,978 | 02:02:16,479 | You... | You... |
2135 | 02:02:17,815 | 02:02:20,691 | George? Bert, do you know me? | George? Bert, do you know me? |
2136 | 02:02:21,026 | 02:02:23,027 | Know you? You kidding? | Know you? You kidding? |
2137 | 02:02:23,112 | 02:02:25,238 | I've been looking all over town trying to find you. | I've been looking all over town trying to find you. |
2138 | 02:02:25,322 | 02:02:28,282 | I saw your car piled into that tree down there, and I thought maybe you... | I saw your car piled into that tree down there, and I thought maybe you... |
2139 | 02:02:28,367 | 02:02:30,618 | Hey, your mouth's bleeding. Are you sure you're all right? | Hey, your mouth's bleeding. Are you sure you're all right? |
2140 | 02:02:30,702 | 02:02:32,203 | What did... | What did... |
2141 | 02:02:36,083 | 02:02:39,252 | My mouth's bleeding, Bert! My mouth's... | My mouth's bleeding, Bert! My mouth's... |
2142 | 02:02:39,503 | 02:02:42,588 | Zuzu's petals. Zuzu... There they are! | Zuzu's petals. Zuzu... There they are! |
2143 | 02:02:42,673 | 02:02:45,591 | Bert! What do you know about that? | Bert! What do you know about that? |
2144 | 02:02:45,676 | 02:02:49,429 | - Merry Christmas! - Well, Merry Christmas. | - Merry Christmas! - Well, Merry Christmas. |
2145 | 02:02:49,847 | 02:02:52,974 | Mary! Mary! | Mary! Mary! |
2146 | 02:03:01,608 | 02:03:03,609 | Hello, Bedford Falls! | Hello, Bedford Falls! |
2147 | 02:03:06,613 | 02:03:07,989 | Merry Christmas! | Merry Christmas! |
2148 | 02:03:08,073 | 02:03:09,907 | - Merry Christmas, George! - Merry Christmas! | - Merry Christmas, George! - Merry Christmas! |
2149 | 02:03:09,992 | 02:03:11,868 | Merry Christmas, George. | Merry Christmas, George. |
2150 | 02:03:11,952 | 02:03:14,370 | Merry Christmas, movie house! | Merry Christmas, movie house! |
2151 | 02:03:14,913 | 02:03:17,206 | Merry Christmas, emporium! | Merry Christmas, emporium! |
2152 | 02:03:18,459 | 02:03:22,170 | Merry Christmas, you wonderful old Building and Loan! | Merry Christmas, you wonderful old Building and Loan! |
2153 | 02:03:26,383 | 02:03:29,969 | Hey, Merry Christmas, Mr. Potter! | Hey, Merry Christmas, Mr. Potter! |
2154 | 02:03:30,053 | 02:03:32,763 | Happy New Year to you in jail! | Happy New Year to you in jail! |
2155 | 02:03:32,848 | 02:03:34,891 | Go on home. They're waiting for you. | Go on home. They're waiting for you. |
2156 | 02:03:36,477 | 02:03:39,479 | Mary! Mary! | Mary! Mary! |
2157 | 02:03:41,190 | 02:03:42,273 | Mary! | Mary! |
2158 | 02:03:43,192 | 02:03:46,027 | Well, hello, Mr. Bank Examiner! How are you? | Well, hello, Mr. Bank Examiner! How are you? |
2159 | 02:03:46,111 | 02:03:48,321 | - Mr. Bailey, there's a deficit. - I know, $8,000. | - Mr. Bailey, there's a deficit. - I know, $8,000. |
2160 | 02:03:48,405 | 02:03:49,864 | George, I've got a little paper here. | George, I've got a little paper here. |
2161 | 02:03:49,948 | 02:03:51,240 | I'll bet it's a warrant for my arrest. | I'll bet it's a warrant for my arrest. |
2162 | 02:03:51,325 | 02:03:52,992 | Isn't it wonderful? I'm going to jail! | Isn't it wonderful? I'm going to jail! |
2163 | 02:03:53,076 | 02:03:55,453 | Merry Christmas! Reporters? Where's Mary? | Merry Christmas! Reporters? Where's Mary? |
2164 | 02:03:55,537 | 02:03:58,331 | Mary! Oh, look at this wonderful, old drafty house. | Mary! Oh, look at this wonderful, old drafty house. |
2165 | 02:03:58,415 | 02:04:00,708 | Mary! Mary! | Mary! Mary! |
2166 | 02:04:01,960 | 02:04:03,085 | Mary. | Mary. |
2167 | 02:04:03,837 | 02:04:05,505 | Have you seen my wife? | Have you seen my wife? |
2168 | 02:04:05,589 | 02:04:08,466 | Merry Christmas, Daddy. | Merry Christmas, Daddy. |
2169 | 02:04:08,550 | 02:04:10,593 | Kids! Pete! | Kids! Pete! |
2170 | 02:04:15,265 | 02:04:16,516 | Kids! Janie! | Kids! Janie! |
2171 | 02:04:16,600 | 02:04:18,100 | Janie! Tommy! | Janie! Tommy! |
2172 | 02:04:20,229 | 02:04:23,105 | Let me look at you. Oh, I could eat you up. | Let me look at you. Oh, I could eat you up. |
2173 | 02:04:23,857 | 02:04:24,941 | Where's your mother? | Where's your mother? |
2174 | 02:04:25,025 | 02:04:26,817 | - She went looking for you. - With Uncle Billy. | - She went looking for you. - With Uncle Billy. |
2175 | 02:04:26,902 | 02:04:28,611 | - Daddy! - Zuzu! | - Daddy! - Zuzu! |
2176 | 02:04:28,695 | 02:04:31,239 | Zuzu, my little gingersnap. How do you feel? | Zuzu, my little gingersnap. How do you feel? |
2177 | 02:04:31,323 | 02:04:34,617 | - Fine! Not a smidge of temperature. - Not a smidge of... | - Fine! Not a smidge of temperature. - Not a smidge of... |
2178 | 02:04:35,285 | 02:04:37,286 | - Hallelujah! - Hello. | - Hallelujah! - Hello. |
2179 | 02:04:37,996 | 02:04:41,165 | - George! George, darling! - Mary! Mary! | - George! George, darling! - Mary! Mary! |
2180 | 02:04:41,250 | 02:04:43,459 | George, darling. Where have you been? | George, darling. Where have you been? |
2181 | 02:04:43,544 | 02:04:46,879 | - Oh, George, George, George. - Mary. | - Oh, George, George, George. - Mary. |
2182 | 02:04:46,964 | 02:04:50,174 | Let me touch you. Let me touch you. Are you real? | Let me touch you. Let me touch you. Are you real? |
2183 | 02:04:51,635 | 02:04:53,761 | George, George. | George, George. |
2184 | 02:04:53,845 | 02:04:55,763 | You have no idea what's happened to me. | You have no idea what's happened to me. |
2185 | 02:04:55,847 | 02:04:57,848 | You've no idea what happened... | You've no idea what happened... |
2186 | 02:04:58,725 | 02:05:00,851 | Well, come on, George. Come on downstairs, quick. | Well, come on, George. Come on downstairs, quick. |
2187 | 02:05:00,936 | 02:05:02,270 | - They're on their way. - All right. | - They're on their way. - All right. |
2188 | 02:05:02,354 | 02:05:03,604 | Come on. | Come on. |
2189 | 02:05:05,983 | 02:05:07,775 | Come on in here now. | Come on in here now. |
2190 | 02:05:08,944 | 02:05:10,570 | Now, you stand right over here by the tree. | Now, you stand right over here by the tree. |
2191 | 02:05:10,654 | 02:05:12,905 | Right there, and don't move. Don't move. | Right there, and don't move. Don't move. |
2192 | 02:05:12,990 | 02:05:14,574 | What's happening? Who's gonna come? | What's happening? Who's gonna come? |
2193 | 02:05:14,992 | 02:05:16,325 | I hear them coming now. | I hear them coming now. |
2194 | 02:05:16,410 | 02:05:18,828 | George, it's a miracle. It's a miracle. | George, it's a miracle. It's a miracle. |
2195 | 02:05:18,912 | 02:05:21,122 | - What's happening? - What's happening? | - What's happening? - What's happening? |
2196 | 02:05:21,206 | 02:05:23,207 | - Who's gonna come, Daddy? - Who, Daddy? | - Who's gonna come, Daddy? - Who, Daddy? |
2197 | 02:05:23,292 | 02:05:26,919 | Come in, Uncle Billy. Everybody, in here. | Come in, Uncle Billy. Everybody, in here. |
2198 | 02:05:27,004 | 02:05:28,254 | George. | George. |
2199 | 02:05:29,715 | 02:05:31,966 | Here's everything right here. | Here's everything right here. |
2200 | 02:05:33,260 | 02:05:36,887 | Isn't it wonderful? So many friends. Mary did it, George! Mary did it! | Isn't it wonderful? So many friends. Mary did it, George! Mary did it! |
2201 | 02:05:36,972 | 02:05:38,556 | She told some people you were in trouble, | She told some people you were in trouble, |
2202 | 02:05:38,640 | 02:05:40,600 | and they scattered all over town collecting money. | and they scattered all over town collecting money. |
2203 | 02:05:40,684 | 02:05:41,767 | Didn't ask any questions. | Didn't ask any questions. |
2204 | 02:05:41,852 | 02:05:43,561 | Just said, "George in trouble? Then count me in." | Just said, "George in trouble? Then count me in." |
2205 | 02:05:43,645 | 02:05:45,354 | - What is this... - You never saw anything like it. | - What is this... - You never saw anything like it. |
2206 | 02:05:45,439 | 02:05:47,565 | ...another run on the bank? | ...another run on the bank? |
2207 | 02:05:47,649 | 02:05:50,109 | Here you are, George. Merry Christmas. | Here you are, George. Merry Christmas. |
2208 | 02:05:50,193 | 02:05:52,194 | Now, don't crowd. Don't push. There we are. | Now, don't crowd. Don't push. There we are. |
2209 | 02:05:52,279 | 02:05:54,447 | The line forms on the right. | The line forms on the right. |
2210 | 02:05:54,781 | 02:05:56,449 | More coming, George. | More coming, George. |
2211 | 02:05:56,533 | 02:05:59,035 | Merry Christmas, and God bless you. | Merry Christmas, and God bless you. |
2212 | 02:06:00,078 | 02:06:01,704 | Merry Christmas. | Merry Christmas. |
2213 | 02:06:02,039 | 02:06:04,457 | - Oh, Mr. Martini! - Merry Christmas. | - Oh, Mr. Martini! - Merry Christmas. |
2214 | 02:06:04,541 | 02:06:07,043 | Martini! Step right up here. | Martini! Step right up here. |
2215 | 02:06:07,753 | 02:06:10,212 | I busted the jukebox, too. | I busted the jukebox, too. |
2216 | 02:06:13,383 | 02:06:14,884 | Oh, Mr. Gower! | Oh, Mr. Gower! |
2217 | 02:06:17,137 | 02:06:19,889 | I made the rounds of my charge accounts. | I made the rounds of my charge accounts. |
2218 | 02:06:27,731 | 02:06:30,775 | I'm not gonna go, George. I changed my mind. | I'm not gonna go, George. I changed my mind. |
2219 | 02:06:31,068 | 02:06:32,526 | Violet Bick. | Violet Bick. |
2220 | 02:06:33,278 | 02:06:34,987 | Oh, Annie! Annie! | Oh, Annie! Annie! |
2221 | 02:06:36,198 | 02:06:38,491 | I've been saving this money for a divorce, | I've been saving this money for a divorce, |
2222 | 02:06:38,575 | 02:06:40,576 | if ever I get a husband. | if ever I get a husband. |
2223 | 02:06:41,870 | 02:06:43,037 | Merry Christmas. | Merry Christmas. |
2224 | 02:06:45,248 | 02:06:48,584 | There you are, George. I got the faculty all up and out of bed. | There you are, George. I got the faculty all up and out of bed. |
2225 | 02:06:48,669 | 02:06:50,961 | Here's something for you to play with. | Here's something for you to play with. |
2226 | 02:06:52,464 | 02:06:55,633 | I wouldn't have a roof over my head if it wasn't for you, George. | I wouldn't have a roof over my head if it wasn't for you, George. |
2227 | 02:06:55,717 | 02:06:59,220 | Just a minute. Just a minute. Quiet, everybody. Quiet, quiet. | Just a minute. Just a minute. Quiet, everybody. Quiet, quiet. |
2228 | 02:06:59,304 | 02:07:01,514 | Now, get this, it's from London. | Now, get this, it's from London. |
2229 | 02:07:02,432 | 02:07:05,017 | "Mr. Gower cabled you need cash. Stop. | "Mr. Gower cabled you need cash. Stop. |
2230 | 02:07:05,227 | 02:07:09,522 | "My office instructed to advance you up to $25,000. Stop. | "My office instructed to advance you up to $25,000. Stop. |
2231 | 02:07:09,606 | 02:07:12,608 | "Hee-haw and Merry Christmas. Sam Wainwright." | "Hee-haw and Merry Christmas. Sam Wainwright." |
2232 | 02:07:22,828 | 02:07:25,287 | And Mr. Martini. How about some wine? | And Mr. Martini. How about some wine? |
2233 | 02:07:31,253 | 02:07:34,964 | Hark the herald angels sing | Hark the herald angels sing |
2234 | 02:07:35,048 | 02:07:39,343 | Glory to the newborn king | Glory to the newborn king |
2235 | 02:07:39,428 | 02:07:43,764 | Peace on earth and mercy mild | Peace on earth and mercy mild |
2236 | 02:07:43,849 | 02:07:47,935 | God and sinners reconciled | God and sinners reconciled |
2237 | 02:07:48,019 | 02:07:52,356 | Joyful, all ye nations rise | Joyful, all ye nations rise |
2238 | 02:07:52,441 | 02:07:56,527 | Join the triumph of the skies | Join the triumph of the skies |
2239 | 02:07:56,611 | 02:08:00,740 | With angelic host proclaim | With angelic host proclaim |
2240 | 02:08:00,824 | 02:08:04,410 | Christ is born in Bethlehem | Christ is born in Bethlehem |
2241 | 02:08:04,494 | 02:08:05,995 | Harry Bailey! | Harry Bailey! |
2242 | 02:08:11,501 | 02:08:13,753 | George, you old son of a gun. | George, you old son of a gun. |
2243 | 02:08:14,004 | 02:08:16,255 | Harry. Harry. | Harry. Harry. |
2244 | 02:08:16,506 | 02:08:17,673 | Looks like I got here too late. | Looks like I got here too late. |
2245 | 02:08:17,758 | 02:08:20,384 | Mary, I got him here from the airport just as quick as I could. | Mary, I got him here from the airport just as quick as I could. |
2246 | 02:08:20,469 | 02:08:22,261 | The fool flew all the way up here in a blizzard. | The fool flew all the way up here in a blizzard. |
2247 | 02:08:22,345 | 02:08:24,096 | Harry, how about your banquet in New York? | Harry, how about your banquet in New York? |
2248 | 02:08:24,181 | 02:08:26,807 | Oh, I left right in the middle of it as soon as I got Mary's telegram. | Oh, I left right in the middle of it as soon as I got Mary's telegram. |
2249 | 02:08:26,892 | 02:08:28,893 | Good idea, Ernie. A toast | Good idea, Ernie. A toast |
2250 | 02:08:28,977 | 02:08:32,271 | to my big brother, George, the richest man in town! | to my big brother, George, the richest man in town! |
2251 | 02:08:34,399 | 02:08:39,862 | Should auld acquaintance be forgot | Should auld acquaintance be forgot |
2252 | 02:08:39,946 | 02:08:45,451 | And never brought to mind? | And never brought to mind? |
2253 | 02:08:45,535 | 02:08:47,203 | Should auld acquaintance | Should auld acquaintance |
2254 | 02:08:50,207 | 02:08:51,290 | Be forgot | Be forgot |
2255 | 02:08:51,374 | 02:08:55,795 | And days of auld lang syne | And days of auld lang syne |
2256 | 02:08:55,879 | 02:08:57,296 | Who's that? | Who's that? |
2257 | 02:08:58,381 | 02:09:02,009 | That's a Christmas present from a very dear friend of mine. | That's a Christmas present from a very dear friend of mine. |
2258 | 02:09:02,803 | 02:09:03,969 | Look, Daddy! | Look, Daddy! |
2259 | 02:09:04,054 | 02:09:09,433 | Teacher says every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings. | Teacher says every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings. |
2260 | 02:09:10,227 | 02:09:13,729 | That's right. | That's right. |
2261 | 02:09:15,232 | 02:09:16,398 | Attaboy, Clarence. | Attaboy, Clarence. |
2262 | 02:09:16,483 | 02:09:19,151 | Auld lang syne | Auld lang syne |
2263 | 02:09:19,236 | 02:09:24,615 | For auld lang syne, my dear | For auld lang syne, my dear |
2264 | 02:09:24,699 | 02:09:29,912 | For auld lang syne | For auld lang syne |
2265 | 02:09:29,996 | 02:09:35,501 | We'll drink a cup of kindness yet | We'll drink a cup of kindness yet |
2266 | 02:09:35,585 | 02:09:41,340 | For auld lang syne | For auld lang syne |
2267 | 02:09:41,800 | 02:09:47,179 | We'll drink a cup of kindness yet | We'll drink a cup of kindness yet |
2268 | 02:09:47,264 | 02:09:52,768 | For auld lang syne | For auld lang syne |