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00:01:09 #1 the French heart pressure sailed in cog tonight from Naples on board the Napoli.
00:01:13 #2 Why? Because Lois Clark and her 20 million smackers will be at the dock palpitating for him.
00:01:18 #3 And it's good news for Usmere men because when he arrives, Michel Marne goes out of circulation.
00:01:23 #4 This time it's marriage.
00:01:25 #5 Westie une nouvelle sensationnelle qui va briser bien des corps.
00:01:30 #6 Michel Marne, le célèbre sportsman s'embarque ce soir.
00:01:35 #7 Oui.
00:01:36 #8 Well here we are, ladies and gentlemen.
00:01:39 #9 and a nice crisp little tit with his jas come in.
00:01:42 #10 Oh by the way I might mention I'm speaking from Deereau London as usual.
00:01:47 #11 Well it's rumored that Michel Marnay sales for America tonight
00:01:52 #12 to enter into maitre-money at last
00:01:55 #13 with one of America's industrial nobility.
00:01:59 #14 A Miss, um...
00:02:01 #15 A Miss, uh...
00:02:02 #16 Louise Clark.
00:02:04 #17 The rock and gravel area, sir. Stone and sand, you know.
00:02:19 #18 Well, it seems to be all. Good night.
00:02:33 #19 Signor Marnay? No.
00:02:35 #20 Signor Bor?
00:03:02 #21 This picture of you? Something we can always remember.
00:03:08 #22 Something sizzling.
00:03:11 #23 Lovely girls, but you have very bad manners.
00:03:26 #24 Je crois que vous lisez mon télégarmes.
00:03:52 #25 I beg your pardon.
00:03:53 #26 I say I believe you're eating my radio gun.
00:03:59 #27 That's a moment.
00:04:03 #28 How do I know what you was? Can you identify yourself?
00:04:06 #29 C'est le mardi.
00:04:13 #30 Oh, don't tell me you're the fella.
00:04:15 #31 Wow, this is pretty personal. Can you tell me what it says?
00:04:23 #32 Well, it says,
00:04:28 #33 Remembering a warm, beautiful night,
00:04:31 #34 it found a storm over Lake Como and you.
00:04:34 #35 And you? That you?
00:04:40 #36 Was all right, huh?
00:04:43 #37 It was nice.
00:04:50 #38 Do you think it'll ever take the place of baseball?
00:05:32 #39 What's the matter? Did you lose it again?
00:05:38 #40 Serious trouble.
00:05:39 #41 Well, I could have told you playing around Lake Como, the poor thing.
00:05:43 #42 I must talk to someone.
00:05:45 #43 Well, I'm really not very good about that sort of thing.
00:05:47 #44 I talk a lot.
00:05:48 #45 I've tried to break myself with a habit.
00:05:49 #46 You have an honest face.
00:05:51 #47 Oh, you...
00:05:52 #48 I can trust you, can't I?
00:05:55 #49 Yes, I guess so.
00:05:56 #50 Come with me.
00:05:57 #51 But look, the captain has an honest face, too.
00:05:59 #52 And the purser...
00:06:00 #53 I thought he had a very honest face.
00:06:02 #54 Shall we go to your cabine or mine?
00:06:10 #55 Oh.
00:06:11 #56 Mine.
00:06:13 #57 Well, maybe mine is closer.
00:06:15 #58 Uh, mine is here.
00:06:17 #59 Oh.
00:06:18 #60 Not that I'm prudish.
00:06:20 #61 It's just that my mother told me never to wet her a man's room in any month sending an R.
00:06:25 #62 Your mother must be a very beautiful woman.
00:06:31 #63 What's your name?
00:06:32 #64 Terry McKay.
00:06:34 #65 Terry McKay, and I'm traveling alone.
00:06:39 #66 That wasn't by any chance what was troubling you, was it?
00:06:42 #67 Yes.
00:06:44 #68 Oh, oh, this is fine.
00:06:46 #69 I thought you liked it.
00:06:48 #70 You saved my life, you know?
00:06:50 #71 I was bored to tears.
00:06:51 #72 I haven't seen one attractive girl on this boat since we left.
00:06:54 #73 Can you imagine?
00:06:55 #74 Nine days like that?
00:06:56 #75 Oh, Mrs. Terrible.
00:06:57 #76 That's not for me.
00:06:59 #77 I should be bright.
00:07:00 #78 Should be beautiful and bubbling like pink champagne.
00:07:03 #79 I got scared.
00:07:04 #80 I said to myself, don't beautiful women travel anymore?
00:07:07 #81 Evidently not.
00:07:09 #82 Then I saw you and it was all right.
00:07:11 #83 I was saved.
00:07:12 #84 I hope.
00:07:13 #85 See you guys.
00:07:14 #86 Oh, thank you.
00:07:16 #87 Have you been getting results with a line like that?
00:07:19 #88 I would be surprised.
00:07:21 #89 But if you were surprised, that would surprise me.
00:07:25 #90 It sounds like a nasty crack.
00:07:27 #91 I could make a few, too, if I felt like it. Sure you could.
00:07:30 #92 I know I can. That's what I said.
00:07:31 #93 I think I will.
00:07:32 #94 How's your fiance?
00:07:35 #95 She's got a cold.
00:07:37 #96 Oh, that's too bad.
00:07:39 #97 Got it, Lake Como?
00:07:40 #98 No, no, she wasn't there.
00:07:43 #99 Oh, you mean the lady of the lake was not...
00:07:47 #100 That was her best friend.
00:07:51 #101 Oh, tell me a bunch.
00:08:03 #102 Yeah.
00:08:04 #103 Oh, this boat is going awfully fast.
00:08:09 #104 Only eight and a half days till we get in.
00:08:12 #105 Is there any reason why from now on it shouldn't be pink champagne?
00:08:17 #106 Don't tell me he's the fellow.
00:08:27 #107 It's all right, huh?
00:08:31 #108 He's nice.
00:08:33 #109 Where is he now?
00:08:38 #110 Well, he's visiting his parents.
00:08:41 #111 parents he sends me out of buying trip every once in a while you see he's my
00:08:45 #112 boss too you don't think you would approve of pink champagne oh no I don't
00:08:57 #113 well I think it's very touching you and him very beautiful I like that he must
00:09:08 #114 be a very fascinating fellow well you can just imagine how attractive he is
00:09:12 #115 when I can resist so charming a person as you.
00:09:16 #116 Yes. I think I'll go now.
00:09:20 #117 After all, I still have Dick Tennis and Kino,
00:09:26 #118 and there is always shuffleboard.
00:09:29 #119 Don't tell me you're embarrassed.
00:09:31 #120 Please, yes I am.
00:09:33 #121 So if you don't mind, I think I'll take my pride for a walk.
00:09:36 #122 Unless by chance you care to have dinner with us.
00:09:38 #123 Dinner? Oh, I'd love that.
00:09:40 #124 Oh, that would be very nice, I love.
00:09:44 #125 Instead of Mother Goose, you were probably brought up on the memoirs of Casanova.
00:09:48 #126 Oh, at all.
00:09:50 #127 Oh, it's you. You've heard it, little fellow, haven't you?
00:09:56 #128 Imagine you've known quite a few women, haven't you?
00:09:59 #129 Or maybe a few is the wrong word.
00:10:03 #130 And I gather you haven't very much respect for them.
00:10:09 #131 But you've always been very fair in your judgment.
00:10:12 #132 I beg pardon, senor. Would you like me to reserve this table for you every night?
00:10:17 #133 Why not?
00:10:20 #134 You know, uh, I'd...
00:10:22 #135 Look, look.
00:10:23 #136 Oh, no, not tonight. Let's talk about me some other night.
00:10:28 #137 Senor Marnay.
00:10:45 #138 And your name, please?
00:10:46 #139 Okay.
00:10:47 #140 Where, where, where are we?
00:11:04 #141 Oh, yes. What's the name of that strange place you came from?
00:11:09 #142 Kansas.
00:11:11 #143 And from there?
00:11:13 #144 Well, then I went to New York and got a job singing in a nightclub from 10 to 3 in the morning,
00:11:18 #145 and then the manager used to chase me around his office till about 4, and then I went home.
00:11:23 #146 And then one night, he came along.
00:11:27 #147 Oh, yes.
00:11:29 #148 He said I didn't belong in a place like that.
00:11:33 #149 He said that, um...
00:11:37 #150 I didn't see anything.
00:11:38 #151 Oh, well, he said that...
00:11:40 #152 That you should improve yourself.
00:11:42 #153 Yeah. So I studied hard.
00:11:44 #154 So that someday you would be a charming and lovely wife.
00:11:48 #155 Yeah, that was the idea. Is there anything wrong with that?
00:11:50 #156 Oh, no, no, no.
00:11:51 #157 Well, that's what I thought.
00:11:53 #158 When nothing happened...
00:11:57 #159 Just about brings us up to date.
00:11:59 #160 Now my wife's an open book.
00:12:02 #161 It's only one page.
00:12:07 #162 That's the only page.
00:12:12 #163 I beg your pardon.
00:12:15 #164 Thank you very much.
00:12:17 #165 That's bad.
00:12:21 #166 It's a beautiful camera.
00:12:22 #167 Oh, yes.
00:12:23 #168 It takes very clear pictures.
00:12:24 #169 Oh, please, Monsieur.
00:12:34 #170 I guess it isn't good for either one of us to be seen together.
00:12:37 #171 Right or wrong, you know, people like to talk.
00:12:40 #172 Better be goodbye.
00:12:41 #173 What's the matter? Afraid?
00:12:43 #174 Of you? No.
00:12:45 #175 Well, to all of us. We're on the same ship.
00:12:47 #176 We still have eight days, you know.
00:12:49 #177 Well, you can take nice long walks out in the sunshine.
00:12:51 #178 What should I do if it rains?
00:12:52 #179 Ah, it's no good.
00:12:56 #180 I see.
00:12:57 #181 It's particularly no good for you.
00:12:58 #182 Yes, that's right.
00:13:00 #183 Being seen with you is news,
00:13:01 #184 and I don't want to get my picture in the paper.
00:13:03 #185 So, I think we better spread out.
00:13:07 #186 John, for good will you?
00:13:21 #187 I've got up there and I couldn't get back. Can you do that?
00:13:26 #188 Sure.
00:13:27 #189 You're quite a fiddle.
00:13:33 #190 Hey! Why?
00:13:37 #191 Well, everybody on the ship's talking about you. No.
00:13:40 #192 What do they say about me?
00:13:41 #193 Well, I don't know on the kind of
00:13:42 #194 Every time they start talking about you,
00:13:43 #195 they make me lose the room.
00:13:45 #196 Ha!
00:14:31 #197 Yes.
00:14:32 #198 Champion cocktail, please.
00:14:42 #199 Yes, madame.
00:14:43 #200 Have you anything, champion?
00:14:45 #201 Yes.
00:14:46 #202 I changed my table to a table for one.
00:15:30 #203 So did I.
00:15:32 #204 It's too bad it had to be like that.
00:15:35 #205 We had such a delightful dinner last night.
00:15:39 #206 And...
00:15:40 #207 Hollywood in pain after all that.
00:15:43 #208 Oh, I'm cooling the world.
00:16:23 #209 ...fooling the world.
00:16:33 #210 Oh, well, I'm going to go.
00:16:37 #211 I'm going to go to the...
00:17:15 #212 Going on a lady.
00:17:17 #213 Even in Madeira?
00:17:19 #214 No, you're wrong this time. My grandmother.
00:17:21 #215 Oh, I'm sorry.
00:17:23 #216 It's all right. She lives up on the hill.
00:17:25 #217 Would you like to meet her?
00:17:27 #218 Yes, I'll be very happy to. Come on, get in.
00:18:12 #219 She's not there. She must be in the chapel.
00:18:16 #220 Oh, Jane.
00:18:33 #221 What is there about this place?
00:18:37 #222 Something makes you feel you ought to whisper.
00:18:40 #223 Such peace.
00:18:46 #224 It's like another world.
00:18:47 #225 My grandmother's world.
00:18:49 #226 Tell me a little more about her.
00:18:51 #227 My grandfather was in the diplomatic service.
00:18:54 #228 They lived all over the world.
00:18:56 #229 This was his last post.
00:18:58 #230 He died here.
00:19:00 #231 So she stayed on to be near him.
00:19:02 #232 He's buried there near the chapel.
00:19:05 #233 She must be waiting.
00:19:07 #234 I think a little impatient play for the day she will join him.
00:19:17 #235 My dear, why don't you tell me that you're married?
00:19:23 #236 You're right, I've decided to be a couple of days later, and I wanted to surprise you.
00:19:27 #237 Are you really going to marry me?
00:19:30 #238 Yes, yes, almost the same, I'm not sure yet.
00:19:35 #239 Let me look at you. Look at me, you're young, ten years old.
00:19:40 #240 It's the same thing every time I come back, I'm younger than you.
00:19:44 #241 How are you?
00:19:55 #242 Merry Christmas, Mrs. Théry-McKay.
00:19:59 #243 She thought you were the girl I'm going to marry.
00:20:01 #244 How do you do?
00:20:03 #245 She's a charmant. She loves me a lot.
00:20:06 #246 Oh, sorry. I was only saying I liked you very much.
00:20:10 #247 Oh, thank you. I'm glad.
00:20:12 #248 Well, if you'll excuse me, I'll sit down for a moment.
00:20:16 #249 I'm longer with my prayers these days and my knees.
00:20:21 #250 Well, they are as old as I am.
00:20:27 #251 Are you English?
00:20:28 #252 No, I'm American.
00:20:30 #253 American?
00:20:31 #254 Do you know, my dear, I have a special fondness for America.
00:20:36 #255 It was my husband's first post after we married.
00:20:39 #256 Really?
00:20:40 #257 In fact, we went to Washington on our honeymoon.
00:20:47 #258 You have a lovely place here.
00:20:49 #259 Thank you.
00:20:51 #260 I'd like to stay on forever.
00:20:53 #261 You are too young for that.
00:20:55 #262 It's a good place to sit and remember,
00:20:58 #263 but you still have to create your memories.
00:21:03 #264 Would you like to go inside the chapel?
00:21:05 #265 May I?
00:21:07 #266 How long has it been for you, Miss Sarah?
00:21:18 #267 Since you were an altar boy.
00:21:20 #268 Then you better go in too. It won't hurt you. I know.
00:21:27 #269 I'll prepare tea.
00:21:28 #270 Good.
00:23:12 #271 Things such lovely colors, mm-hmm.
00:23:15 #272 Everything's so vivid.
00:23:16 #273 Eh?
00:23:17 #274 Even the green seems greener.
00:23:20 #275 Yes, they...
00:23:22 #276 They get a lot of rainfall here.
00:23:28 #277 Who takes care of this place?
00:23:30 #278 Oh, an old garden over there. These?
00:23:32 #279 Well...
00:23:33 #280 We're happy to see you, Mr. Vellie.
00:23:35 #281 Me too, my old man. Is that news?
00:23:37 #282 Yes, sir. The tanniers.
00:23:38 #283 How old are you? I haven't seen you.
00:23:40 #284 King?
00:23:40 #285 He's got three children.
00:23:42 #286 That's amazing.
00:23:43 #287 Well, Emile says, plants needs man, so he has seven daughters.
00:23:48 #288 Seven?
00:23:50 #289 Yes.
00:23:51 #290 Well, if you'll excuse me, I think I'm going to see the rest of the family.
00:23:54 #291 I'll be back in a minute, sir.
00:23:56 #292 What's that? A girl?
00:23:58 #293 She will be ready any moment.
00:24:00 #294 May I help you?
00:24:01 #295 Thank you, my dear.
00:24:07 #296 Where are your cups?
00:24:08 #297 Here.
00:24:23 #298 Oh, thank you.
00:24:25 #299 I'm sorry.
00:24:27 #300 I had to let my maid go.
00:24:29 #301 I have to watch my expenses.
00:24:31 #302 You see, I planned on dying when I was 75.
00:24:35 #303 And here I am, 77.
00:24:38 #304 So if I am not going to die,
00:24:40 #305 I have to start saving my money.
00:24:50 #306 You like it?
00:24:52 #307 Yes, it's charming. Who did that?
00:24:55 #308 Michelle.
00:24:58 #309 He painted it for me.
00:25:00 #310 Why, it's good.
00:25:04 #311 He's very talented.
00:25:06 #312 Oh, forgive me.
00:25:08 #313 You see, I wouldn't have any way of knowing.
00:25:10 #314 Unfortunately, he is also very critical.
00:25:14 #315 As a result, he hasn't done anything since.
00:25:18 #316 What a pity.
00:25:20 #317 Besides, Michelle is too busy...
00:25:23 #318 living.
00:25:25 #319 Things come too easy to him and he's always hallowed.
00:25:31 #320 By death he's not practicing.
00:25:34 #321 The places he hasn't been, the girl he hasn't met.
00:25:38 #322 I don't mind confessing to you, my dear, that I've been worried about him.
00:25:46 #323 Why?
00:25:47 #324 That one day life will present a bill to Michel
00:25:51 #325 and death he will find it hard to pay when I see him with you.
00:26:01 #326 I feel better.
00:26:04 #327 I don't understand.
00:26:06 #328 He's going to be married and settled down.
00:26:09 #329 Can't you just see him with his slippers and his pipe?
00:26:14 #330 No.
00:26:15 #331 There is many asleep be tweaks they live in the water.
00:26:22 #332 And anything could happen on a boat.
00:26:27 #333 Believe me, my dear, there is nothing wrong with Michelle
00:26:31 #334 that a good woman could not make right.
00:26:34 #335 I saw Emil's entire family, seven daughters.
00:26:44 #336 I congratulated him and I had a nice talk with his wife.
00:26:47 #337 How have you two girls been getting along?
00:26:49 #338 You've eaten fried.
00:26:50 #339 I bet you did all the talking.
00:26:52 #340 Don't you tell me that when you were a little boy,
00:26:54 #341 if you didn't get your own way,
00:26:56 #342 you used to lie on the floor and kick and get red in the face.
00:26:59 #343 And what did you sing?
00:27:03 #344 Well, I said you didn't do that anymore.
00:27:06 #345 Now if you don't get your own way, you just get embarrassed.
00:27:10 #346 What have you two been discussing?
00:27:15 #347 It seems a lot has been going on that I know nothing about.
00:27:20 #348 I'm afraid we must be going.
00:27:23 #349 See?
00:27:36 #350 Janoux, you must play the piano for us before we go.
00:27:43 #351 She was a great pianist, you know?
00:27:45 #352 Oh, come on, come on.
00:27:47 #353 She's going to play right now.
00:27:49 #354 But, Miss Fair, look at my hand.
00:27:51 #355 To do this.
00:27:53 #356 This is as far as I can go.
00:27:55 #357 To do this. This is as far as I can go.
00:31:11 #358 This is the boundary of my small world.
00:31:15 #359 It's a perfect world. Thank you for letting me trespass.
00:31:20 #360 Bye. God bless you.
00:31:24 #361 Well, Janou, I come back to see you very soon.
00:31:29 #362 Very, very well. And I shall write very often.
00:31:32 #363 It's like star on me wetter head.
00:32:42 #364 You've changed our course today.
00:32:44 #365 I want to thank you for a lovely evening.
00:32:48 #366 I want to thank you for what was undoubtedly the loveliest day I've ever felt.
00:32:54 #367 You've been very sweet to my little gun mother.
00:32:57 #368 I'm going to write to her.
00:32:58 #369 Getting into a rough sea, Michelle.
00:33:31 #370 Any for your thoughts, I'll jump overboard.
00:34:19 #371 What good would that do? I can't sleep.
00:34:24 #372 Yes, I know.
00:34:26 #373 All I seem to do is turn and toss.
00:34:29 #374 Dreaming?
00:34:31 #375 Who called that dreaming? I'm awake.
00:34:33 #376 My father used to say,
00:34:39 #377 wishes are the dreams we dream when we're awake.
00:34:42 #378 He drank a lot.
00:34:48 #379 I heard this song once about wishing. That's nice.
00:34:54 #380 Oh, you were.
00:34:56 #381 No, I didn't mean that.
00:34:59 #382 I mean, it was not bad.
00:35:01 #383 You know, one day I'm going to learn your language
00:35:04 #384 and be very funny too.
00:35:06 #385 I'm sorry. How does it go?
00:35:09 #386 But it meant if you wish very hard with your mind,
00:35:19 #387 and if you wish very strong in your heart,
00:35:22 #388 and if you keep on wishing long enough and strong enough.
00:35:26 #389 You get what you want for Christmas?
00:35:28 #390 We get in in the morning.
00:35:50 #391 And she?
00:36:01 #392 But if we have something in our minds, we better say it now.
00:36:04 #393 Yes.
00:36:05 #394 I've never worked in all my life.
00:36:10 #395 In all my life I've never worked.
00:36:13 #396 I've been thinking about that. What'd you say?
00:36:23 #397 I didn't say anything.
00:36:25 #398 You did too. You said I was very fond of expensive things, furs and jewels and things.
00:36:32 #399 Did I say that?
00:36:34 #400 I guess you and I have been more or less used to a life of pink champagne.
00:36:41 #401 Maybe it'd be a little difficult too.
00:36:46 #402 Do you like beer?
00:36:49 #403 Yes, I do, but...
00:36:51 #404 Oh, no. It's bad for the figure.
00:36:55 #405 My father used to say,
00:36:58 #406 It's a funny thing, but the things we like best are either illegal, immoral, or fattening.
00:37:06 #407 I told you, drink like a pig.
00:37:10 #408 I wonder what your father would think of me.
00:37:19 #409 Never working.
00:37:22 #410 Not once.
00:37:24 #411 Well, just because you haven't...
00:37:28 #412 Oh, I didn't mean that I couldn't. I know. Of course not.
00:37:31 #413 But I couldn't find out all at once.
00:37:35 #414 It would take me, at least, six months to find out if...
00:37:40 #415 If what?
00:37:41 #416 Well, it's hard to say after all. It's unfair to ask you to take a chance.
00:37:46 #417 But, um, if I work hard enough and long enough,
00:37:50 #418 and if wishes came true, where would you be?
00:37:54 #419 What are you trying to say, Michelle?
00:37:56 #420 I'm trying to say that it would take me six months to find out if I'm worthy to say what's in my heart.
00:38:04 #421 Well, that's just about the nicest thing.
00:38:10 #422 I think I'll turn in, do a little more rolling and tossing.
00:38:19 #423 I'll think it over and let you know in the morning.
00:38:23 #424 Going my way?
00:38:26 #425 No. I think I'll walk a little.
00:38:29 #426 Marriage is a very serious step for a girl like me.
00:38:39 #427 Yes, I know.
00:38:42 #428 You like children?
00:38:43 #429 Oh yes, I do.
00:38:44 #430 I mean, I was so worried. I was wondering what...
00:38:58 #431 I'm sorry. I didn't even know we were in.
00:39:00 #432 I'm only half dressed.
00:39:03 #433 If everything turns out all right for both of us, I mean, in six months...
00:39:08 #434 Yes.
00:39:09 #435 That's July.
00:39:10 #436 July, yes.
00:39:11 #437 I've written out these directions.
00:39:13 #438 Read them carefully so there won't be any mistake.
00:39:17 #439 Darling, that's me.
00:39:20 #440 July 1st, 5 o'clock, 100 second floor, top of the entire state building.
00:39:28 #441 Yes. That's it, right there. It's the tallest building in the world. You can't miss that.
00:39:35 #442 It's the nearest thing to heaven we have in New York.
00:39:38 #443 Be sure you take the elevator until we meet again. Take care of yourself.
00:39:50 #444 Nice course. Yes, yes, please. Oh, that's fine. That's fine
00:41:35 #445 That's wonderful
00:41:48 #446 Well, it wasn't exactly college move. I think you're
00:41:55 #447 Well, it's great to be back in
00:41:58 #448 That is factory, but as I said before I know it's not up to you. What's up to the customer? That's right?
00:43:28 #449 You sing then we'll talk
00:43:30 #450 Ah, now I can't find you. I'll have to stay.
00:43:33 #451 That's right.
00:43:35 #452 I'm going to pay you a set more. Oh.
00:47:28 #453 What's the secret?
00:47:37 #454 Oh, you shouldn't be sorry.
00:47:56 #455 Friends calling on you so you don't get married.
00:48:01 #456 Good night, dear. Don't you read late.
00:48:09 #457 Because it's bad for your eyes.
00:48:10 #458 Good night. I'm not going to worry about anything.
00:48:13 #459 Oh, you know, I joke a lot about marriage,
00:48:16 #460 but it can be a beautiful thing.
00:48:18 #461 You know, you should get married if you find the right man.
00:48:20 #462 Well, of course. I don't know where he will find him.
00:48:23 #463 Of course, but don't you marry a loafer like I did.
00:48:26 #464 It's just as easy to marry a man with lots of money.
00:48:29 #465 Maybe you don't love him at first,
00:48:31 #466 but you can teach yourself in six easy lessons.
00:48:34 #467 Just don't you marry a loafer.
00:48:36 #468 I married one who was a pride winner.
00:48:39 #469 I was hoping you would like one of...
00:49:02 #470 Well, I suppose if I can't sell my paintings, I'll get a job.
00:49:06 #471 Why won't you give up painting? Why painting is a trade with her?
00:49:09 #472 This is the only thing I know.
00:49:11 #473 But I've got to make money.
00:49:12 #474 A lot of money, of course. In order to make money, you must eat.
00:49:16 #475 Even the new money gets hungry, you know.
00:49:39 #476 Michelle, I have good news for you.
00:49:45 #477 What?
00:49:47 #478 I sold one.
00:49:48 #479 Which one?
00:49:51 #480 The woman.
00:49:52 #481 I got a hundred dollars for her.
00:50:13 #482 What are you so happy about?
00:50:14 #483 I'm a painter.
00:50:16 #484 So am I.
00:50:17 #485 But I ain't happy.
00:50:18 #486 Customer, welcome home.
00:50:48 #487 Thank you.
00:50:49 #488 How well you're looking.
00:50:50 #489 Yes, I know.
00:50:51 #490 I didn't get it here.
00:50:52 #491 Well, have you been all this month?
00:50:54 #492 Out of town.
00:50:55 #493 Oh, my dear, we've missed you.
00:50:56 #494 Well, I've missed you too, Mr. Lane.
00:50:58 #495 Miss Lane, I want to get something so beautiful.
00:51:02 #496 Um, um, simple, you understand, but breathtaking.
00:51:06 #497 Oh, of course.
00:51:07 #498 Miss Webb, look who's back.
00:51:08 #499 Oh, Miss McKay.
00:51:10 #500 Oh, we were just saying whatever happened to Miss McKay.
00:51:12 #501 You're wrong.
00:51:13 #502 Oh, I wonder what.
00:51:15 #503 Mrs. McKay is here and we were just wondering.
00:51:19 #504 Mrs. McKay is there?
00:51:21 #505 Well, give her anything in the shop, but hold it till I get there, will you?
00:51:25 #506 You weren't worried about her credit, were you?
00:51:27 #507 Yes. Yes, that's what we were wondering.
00:51:31 #508 I knew you'd understand, Mr. Fairley.
00:51:33 #509 Thank you so much.
00:51:35 #510 I don't think you could make a mistake on either one.
00:51:42 #511 Oh, but excuse me, please.
00:51:46 #512 I appreciate we have this set.
00:51:48 #513 Well, I don't know at the moment.
00:51:50 #514 I'll have to call back and let you know. I think that's right, isn't it?
00:51:52 #515 No, uh, no, no.
00:51:54 #516 Charles?
00:51:55 #517 No, no.
00:51:56 #518 No?
00:51:57 #519 No, I know, I know. No, no, no.
00:52:00 #520 Oh, goodbye, Mr. Kay.
00:52:04 #521 You'll come back again soon.
00:52:05 #522 Yes, do stay away, sir, all right, dear.
00:52:07 #523 Goodbye, Mr. Kay. Goodbye, Mr. Kay.
00:52:09 #524 Sorry.
00:52:14 #525 No, did you know I was here?
00:52:17 #526 Oh, I see. What time is it, Ken? I'm late.
00:52:21 #527 Five minutes of five?
00:52:22 #528 It's good to see you again.
00:52:23 #529 It's wonderful to see you again. I've got so much to talk to you about.
00:52:25 #530 Can we go someplace now?
00:52:26 #531 Oh, no, I'm in a hurry.
00:52:27 #532 But I've got so much to say.
00:52:29 #533 Well, call me up sometime.
00:52:31 #534 Can't do that either. Can't even when I'm going to be married.
00:52:33 #535 Oh, then you are going to...
00:52:35 #536 Yes, Ken, I'm late. What time did you say it was?
00:52:37 #537 Four minutes of five. It looks like I came all the way down here just to tell you what time it was.
00:52:41 #538 Yes. Goodbye, Ken.
00:52:44 #539 Goodbye. Good luck.
00:52:47 #540 You can imagine how excited I am. I thought 343 was that boy and it's down here.
00:52:55 #541 If I get out here I'm gonna hurry.
00:53:03 #542 What's the rush?
00:53:05 #543 I'm going to be married and I'd like you to be the first to congratulate me. Thank you so much.
00:53:10 #544 Hard to save, she'll ever walk again.
00:55:45 #545 We can tell better in about six months.
00:55:48 #546 Are you the fellow she was yelling about under the anesthetic?
00:55:51 #547 No, no, that's another chap.
00:55:55 #548 She was on her way to marry him.
00:55:57 #549 Has he been notified?
00:55:59 #550 No, she doesn't want that.
00:56:01 #551 Because until she knows what you say you won't know for six months,
00:56:06 #552 she'd rather he didn't know.
00:56:08 #553 That's being sensible.
00:56:10 #554 Nice girl.
00:56:11 #555 I think so.
00:56:12 #556 But not we'd have you with us today.
00:56:27 #557 Oh, but this is the man.
00:56:33 #558 You know...
00:56:36 #559 Yes.
00:56:37 #560 Then you know, I was on my way to be married.
00:56:44 #561 For a while I was on my way to be a good girl.
00:56:49 #562 I got hit right in the intersection of 34th and 5th.
00:56:53 #563 Wasn't anybody's fault, but my own.
00:57:00 #564 I had an appointment.
00:57:04 #565 Way up. I didn't want to keep him waiting.
00:57:10 #566 Could have been beautiful.
00:57:15 #567 Marriage, isn't it?
00:57:19 #568 Forgive me, Father. I'm a little weak.
00:57:36 #569 I'm going to exercise.
00:57:38 #570 You knew she gave me this to send to you.
00:59:45 #571 I was going to Maley today.
00:59:47 #572 She said it was for the young lady that was here with you.
00:59:52 #573 You've been practicing your song?
01:01:18 #574 Mm-hmm.
01:01:19 #575 Know your parts today?
01:01:20 #576 Mm-hmm.
01:01:21 #577 I knew mine yesterday.
01:01:22 #578 In fact, we'll show them.
01:01:24 #579 Oh, come on, come on.
01:01:25 #580 Now let's try it.
01:01:26 #581 I've been practicing too.
01:01:28 #582 Wait till you hear me.
01:01:30 #583 Well, you hear me. One, two.
01:01:33 #584 Wishing we'll make it so.
01:01:38 #585 Wishes are.
01:03:06 #586 I hope you're not angry.
01:03:08 #587 Oh, no, no.
01:03:09 #588 But when you have as many youngsters on your hands as I have,
01:03:13 #589 you have a problem.
01:03:18 #590 I like them.
01:03:19 #591 I do too.
01:03:20 #592 But they don't like me.
01:03:22 #593 They call me Picklepuss.
01:03:24 #594 Part they're just little savages.
01:03:30 #595 But music, you know, has charms
01:03:32 #596 to soothe the savage rest.
01:03:35 #597 And if it has such an influence,
01:03:36 #598 and if you can do so much in a few days, I'm thinking...
01:03:42 #599 I wonder if you're thinking the same thing I am.
01:03:45 #600 Music has charms and I like children and children like me,
01:03:49 #601 and I'll be getting out of here pretty soon.
01:03:55 #602 When I do, I'll be needing a job badly.
01:03:59 #603 It will be only an experiment, you understand? Yes, I know.
01:04:02 #604 We can't pay a high.
01:04:03 #605 Oh, I know, I know.
01:04:04 #606 Huh.
01:04:05 #607 Just so you'll pay me enough that I don't go around calling you pick a pus.
01:04:11 #608 I'd like to give them a surprise. So if you don't say anything, I won't say anything.
01:04:21 #609 I won't say a word.
01:04:22 #610 I must say you've become a better painter, my friend. Maybe you've become a better kid.
01:04:48 #611 Six months of hard work. Well, I'm glad you haven't wasted your time, my friend.
01:04:53 #612 I've sold everything but this. I told you to take it out of the window since you've telephoned to the max.
01:05:00 #613 This is the best, I think.
01:05:02 #614 Yes.
01:05:03 #615 I'm not exactly ashamed of it myself.
01:05:06 #616 You don't want to sell it, then?
01:05:07 #617 No, no, I don't want to sell it.
01:05:09 #618 I wouldn't mind getting rid of it,
01:05:11 #619 but somehow I don't want to take money for it.
01:05:14 #620 I thought maybe you were keeping it
01:05:17 #621 because you were nursing your broken heart, eh?
01:05:21 #622 Oh, no.
01:05:23 #623 No.
01:05:25 #624 Broken heart is not for me.
01:05:27 #625 Life is what you make it, okay?
01:05:31 #626 For now on, I'm taking my fund where I find it.
01:05:35 #627 Oh, well, I'll be seeing you soon again.
01:05:38 #628 Oh, my.
01:05:41 #629 At eight p.m. I'll be there.
01:05:42 #630 At eight p.m. to you, my friend.
01:05:44 #631 Michael, I heard you were in town.
01:05:57 #632 I've had a terrible time running you down.
01:05:59 #633 Ah, you've been gone a long time on me.
01:06:03 #634 And I've been thinking of you morning, noon, and night
01:06:06 #635 and in between times.
01:06:08 #636 What?
01:06:10 #637 Well, I know you've been busy,
01:06:11 #638 but you could make the theatre tonight, couldn't you?
01:06:14 #639 Well, I'll leave a ticket at your hotel.
01:06:16 #640 Oh, my God!
01:06:33 #641 Where shall we go from here?
01:06:35 #642 Why, Michael, that's up to you after all this is your evening.
01:06:40 #643 I don't know where to go anymore. I just came back, you know?
01:06:44 #644 Let me tell you. I'll go get it.
01:07:15 #645 No.
01:07:26 #646 The first time you're able to get out, you have to meet him.
01:07:32 #647 All I could say was, the show's over.
01:07:52 #648 The boy got the girl. Shall we go?
01:07:55 #649 It was terrible taking you home with everybody going out.
01:08:21 #650 I'm going to ask you once more. Why don't you let me help you?
01:08:24 #651 And I'm going to tell you once more.
01:08:26 #652 If I let you finance my getting well, he wouldn't like it.
01:08:30 #653 If he wouldn't like it, I wouldn't like it.
01:08:31 #654 And if you did get me well and I went to him, you wouldn't like it.
01:08:34 #655 Well, then certainly he ought to know.
01:08:36 #656 No, because if he found out, he'd want to do something about it.
01:08:39 #657 And then if I didn't get well, well, he wouldn't like it,
01:08:42 #658 I wouldn't like it, and I wouldn't like it.
01:08:44 #659 You wouldn't like it.
01:08:46 #660 It would be awful.
01:08:48 #661 No.
01:08:49 #662 Unless I can walk to him one day, and when I say walk,
01:08:52 #663 I mean run.
01:08:54 #664 You'll never know.
01:08:55 #665 But I've got my job now, and I'm on a budget,
01:08:57 #666 and everything works out all right,
01:08:59 #667 and I'm a good little girl.
01:09:02 #668 Maybe I'll get what I want.
01:09:03 #669 Thanks, Christmas.
01:09:11 #670 Well, thank you, ladies. Good night.
01:09:12 #671 Are you sure you don't want to come in this evening?
01:09:14 #672 It's so young and everything.
01:09:15 #673 No, I think I'll turn in some of the time.
01:09:18 #674 Merry Christmas everybody.
01:09:21 #675 Taking you to the theatre wasn't a very good idea, was it, Michael?
01:09:24 #676 No.
01:09:28 #677 Merry Christmas, Grace.
01:09:29 #678 Merry Christmas, Michael.
01:09:31 #679 Thank you.
01:09:59 #680 What's the matter, buddy? Feeling sorry for yourself?
01:10:05 #681 You don't know what troubles are.
01:10:15 #682 Look at me.
01:10:17 #683 I live at 186th Street, and they won't let me on the subway.
01:10:21 #684 Good morning.
01:10:30 #685 She's not feeling very well.
01:10:31 #686 Oh, that's too bad.
01:10:32 #687 But she wants to see you. Come on.
01:10:34 #688 Thank you.
01:10:37 #689 Merry Christmas.
01:10:42 #690 Good morning.
01:10:43 #691 Good morning, Miss.
01:10:45 #692 Hello.
01:10:47 #693 I've bad news for you.
01:10:49 #694 Doctor says it can't go.
01:10:51 #695 Oh.
01:10:52 #696 Look, Doctor, I could be back in a couple of hours.
01:10:55 #697 This is a Christmas benefit.
01:10:57 #698 It's our first public appearance.
01:10:59 #699 This is my team.
01:11:00 #700 She's our coach, Doc.
01:11:03 #701 Doctor.
01:11:08 #702 If it was going to hurt her, you wouldn't want her to go, would you?
01:11:11 #703 No.
01:11:14 #704 You really don't need the piano.
01:11:16 #705 Come on, go through it once without me.
01:11:18 #706 The only place you might get stuck is right at the beginning, and...
01:11:21 #707 and... and Alice wishes can sing an A in a sleep, can't you?
01:11:24 #708 Sure.
01:11:25 #709 Come on, let's hear it.
01:11:31 #710 Now, ready?
01:11:32 #711 One, two...
01:11:33 #712 Where's Patsy Jane?
01:11:39 #713 She's got a sore throat, and she won't be able to go on the stage.
01:11:42 #714 Oh, come here, darling.
01:11:44 #715 Pretty new dress too.
01:11:47 #716 You really want to go on the stage?
01:11:53 #717 Well then I tell you what you do, you go right along with the rest of them and you pretend to sing.
01:11:57 #718 You know, make believe, like this.
01:11:59 #719 They'll never know the difference.
01:12:03 #720 Thank you, Miss McGill. You're welcome.
01:12:05 #721 Now come on, pitch pipe.
01:12:07 #722 Gill!
01:12:08 #723 One, two...
01:12:13 #724 No, not too loud. There's a baby upstairs.
01:12:16 #725 One, two...
01:12:18 #726 Wish...
01:12:20 #727 For you, is it?
01:14:20 #728 I guess I'm all right.
01:14:22 #729 If you want anything, you just call.
01:14:35 #730 See you.
01:14:55 #731 It's been a long time.
01:15:15 #732 I'll just see you.
01:15:20 #733 Oh, you just sit down.
01:15:25 #734 I bet you're wondering how I got here.
01:15:41 #735 I was looking in the telephone book for a man named McBride.
01:15:45 #736 When I saw the name of Terry McKay.
01:15:48 #737 So I said to myself, could that be Terry McKay, my whole friend?
01:15:53 #738 And it was.
01:15:55 #739 Yes.
01:15:56 #740 Yes. Then I said to myself,
01:16:00 #741 I haven't been very nice to Miss McCain.
01:16:03 #742 After all, I had an appointment with her one day at, um,
01:16:06 #743 and, uh, I didn't keep it.
01:16:14 #744 Very nice way to treat an old friend.
01:16:24 #745 Was it?
01:16:31 #746 So I said to myself, I must apologize.
01:16:34 #747 And here I am.
01:16:36 #748 That's sweet of you.
01:16:38 #749 Yes, I think so.
01:16:40 #750 I often wondered about you. How you were.
01:16:43 #751 You did, really?
01:16:45 #752 But I often wanted about you too.
01:16:48 #753 So...
01:16:52 #754 You didn't get angry because I wasn't there?
01:16:55 #755 What do you think?
01:16:58 #756 I must have been at first.
01:17:00 #757 Oh, yes, I was.
01:17:02 #758 At first I was furious.
01:17:05 #759 I said he can't do a thing like this to me.
01:17:08 #760 Who does he think he is?
01:17:10 #761 And how long did you... I mean, did you wait long?
01:17:13 #762 long. Let's see I waited until about. And then what did you do. Well then I was
01:17:29 #763 really mad. You can just imagine up there in a thunderstorm. Yes. And then what did
01:17:40 #764 you say to yourself. Well then I said why don't you go home and get tight. You
01:17:48 #765 You didn't do that.
01:17:49 #766 Didn't I?
01:17:52 #767 Maybe you took a little one.
01:17:54 #768 Every hour for about a month.
01:17:58 #769 Can you blame me?
01:18:00 #770 I should say not.
01:18:01 #771 At least I could have done, was to send you a note.
01:18:05 #772 Well, maybe when you thought about it,
01:18:06 #773 you didn't know where to reach me.
01:18:16 #774 You swore that if you ever saw me again, you'd ask.
01:18:23 #775 You didn't?
01:18:24 #776 No.
01:18:25 #777 No, I remembered.
01:18:26 #778 We said, if we could make it, we'd be there.
01:18:31 #779 And if one of us didn't show up, there must have been a darn good reason.
01:18:36 #780 But what, Vincenzo?
01:18:37 #781 And the other one shouldn't ask questions.
01:18:40 #782 Asking questions is... life must be bright.
01:18:44 #783 We must keep it beautiful and bubbling like pink champagne.
01:18:48 #784 So there'll be no questions asked.
01:18:51 #785 I hope.
01:18:59 #786 Cigarette?
01:19:08 #787 Thank you.
01:19:09 #788 Think of me, walking all the way up here, ten blocks.
01:19:26 #789 And instead, I promised not even to ask you why you didn't show up.
01:19:31 #790 You knew I was going to.
01:19:33 #791 Doesn't seem fair somehow.
01:19:35 #792 I know.
01:19:36 #793 I don't know what it is.
01:19:38 #794 But when I'm with you, I...
01:19:41 #795 Well...
01:19:57 #796 No?
01:19:58 #797 Well, I thought when I saw you at the...
01:20:00 #798 At the theater last night?
01:20:02 #799 No, he was... Now.
01:20:05 #800 I didn't mean to offend you.
01:20:09 #801 How's everything with you, Michelle?
01:20:11 #802 Oh, so you can ask questions.
01:20:14 #803 Yeah.
01:20:16 #804 Well, I thought everything was fine until I saw you last night.
01:20:20 #805 Then I knew there must be something between us,
01:20:24 #806 even if only an ocean.
01:20:28 #807 So I bought myself a ticket.
01:20:32 #808 Sailing?
01:20:34 #809 Yes. Tonight. Aren't you?
01:20:58 #810 You?
01:21:00 #811 I don't know. I'm worried about the future.
01:21:03 #812 What people will think of me.
01:21:05 #813 They'll say, there he goes, the mad painter.
01:21:08 #814 There must be something to matter with him.
01:21:10 #815 He doesn't like women.
01:21:13 #816 Ha.
01:21:18 #817 I mean, he won't even speak to them?
01:21:20 #818 Oh yes, yes, he says the seven seas.
01:21:23 #819 And to every woman he meets, he says,
01:21:26 #820 where will you be in six months?
01:21:28 #821 And then there?
01:21:29 #822 Everywhere.
01:21:30 #823 Eiffel Tower, pyramids, everywhere, waiting.
01:21:34 #824 But he didn't.
01:21:35 #825 Where is he?
01:21:36 #826 Waiting. You want to change the subject.
01:21:50 #827 Merry Christmas.
01:21:52 #828 Oh, I almost forgot.
01:21:55 #829 Well, six months ago,
01:21:58 #830 who would have thought we'd spend Christmas together?
01:21:59 #831 By the way, I have a present for you.
01:22:01 #832 Fred, I wish I had something for you.
01:22:05 #833 Well, you didn't know I was going to.
01:22:08 #834 Anyway, it's not really a Christmas present.
01:22:18 #835 So that's why my letters came back.
01:22:43 #836 She wanted you to have it.
01:22:44 #837 Remember?
01:22:45 #838 Yes, I remember.
01:22:50 #839 I would have sent it to you only.
01:22:53 #840 I didn't know your address until today, so...
01:22:56 #841 Goodbye, Terry.
01:22:59 #842 Goodbye, Michel.
01:23:03 #843 You know, did you like that?
01:23:29 #844 With the show?
01:23:31 #845 I wish you'd seen it.
01:23:33 #846 Corbett says he's my dealer.
01:23:35 #847 He says it's the best thing I've done.
01:23:37 #848 I didn't think I would have a part with it,
01:23:41 #849 but there was no reason for keeping it anymore.
01:23:44 #850 And then he told me about a girl who came into his shop.
01:23:47 #851 He told me she liked it very much.
01:23:49 #852 I suppose she saw in it, well, but I hoped you'd see.
01:23:53 #853 So I told him to give it to her.
01:23:55 #854 Because he said she was poor, and not only that, he told me that she...
01:23:59 #855 Yeah?
01:24:10 #856 Yes.
01:24:17 #857 She couldn't afford it, and it was a place of my season.
01:24:22 #858 You know me, the heart of Michelle.
01:24:25 #859 What time did your boat sail?
01:24:27 #860 The boat? Why did it have to be you?
01:25:41 #861 Oh, don't look at me like that.
01:25:45 #862 It wasn't anybody's fault, but my own.
01:25:48 #863 I was looking up at the hundred and second floor.
01:25:55 #864 It was the nearest thing to heaven.
01:25:58 #865 You see, you were there.
01:26:03 #866 Oh, oh, don't worry.
01:26:09 #867 It doesn't have to be a miracle.
01:26:12 #868 If you can paint, I can walk.
01:26:16 #869 Anything can happen, don't you think?
01:26:23 #870 Yes, it's so.