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Look at that! Ooh! 17 00:04:24,795 --> 00:04:28,322 - It's a player piano! - Oh, I've heard one of them. 18 00:04:28,398 --> 00:04:30,958 You don't need no hands. 19 00:04:31,034 --> 00:04:33,025 Son. 20 00:04:41,411 --> 00:04:43,675 Put it right there. 21 00:04:46,917 --> 00:04:50,683 Suppose there's some horrible mistake. Are you sure it's for us? 22 00:04:50,754 --> 00:04:54,815 A Mrs. Carey sold the instrument we just removed 23 00:04:54,892 --> 00:04:57,622 for $150 cash and a swap. 24 00:04:58,395 --> 00:05:00,192 This instrument is the swap. 25 00:05:01,899 --> 00:05:03,890 Rolls in here. 26 00:05:04,868 --> 00:05:08,998 Here's one we always put on when folks are moving. 27 00:05:21,218 --> 00:05:23,584 Son. 28 00:05:25,923 --> 00:05:28,983 - Let me play! Let me play! - When you learn how. 29 00:05:38,402 --> 00:05:40,802 Slow it down! 30 00:05:48,078 --> 00:05:49,636 Here come the words now. 31 00:05:49,713 --> 00:05:52,443 ♪ It's time for flittering 32 00:05:52,516 --> 00:05:55,849 ♪ Dusting off the trunk and flittering far 33 00:05:55,919 --> 00:05:57,614 ♪ Where the grass is greener 34 00:05:57,688 --> 00:06:02,819 ♪ Now and then comes the time again for flittering 35 00:06:02,893 --> 00:06:05,760 ♪ We'll soon be packing up 36 00:06:05,829 --> 00:06:10,926 ♪ Stacking up our dreams and bric-a-brac for some new destination 37 00:06:11,001 --> 00:06:14,061 ♪ Don't know where but we're going there 38 00:06:14,137 --> 00:06:16,697 ♪ We're flittering again 39 00:06:17,874 --> 00:06:21,275 ♪ New places, new faces 40 00:06:21,345 --> 00:06:23,540 ♪ New friendships will start 41 00:06:23,614 --> 00:06:28,210 ♪ While old places, old faces 42 00:06:28,285 --> 00:06:29,946 ♪ Stay dear to our heart 43 00:06:30,020 --> 00:06:34,480 ♪ As we go flittering, following a rainbow 44 00:06:34,558 --> 00:06:37,721 ♪ Flittering bright over the horizon 45 00:06:37,794 --> 00:06:40,285 ♪ Maybe then and maybe there 46 00:06:40,364 --> 00:06:43,925 ♪ We'll settle down and never care 47 00:06:44,001 --> 00:06:49,667 ♪ For flittering, flittering, flittering, again ♪ 48 00:06:49,740 --> 00:06:51,674 - Mother! - Hello, sweetheart. 49 00:06:51,742 --> 00:06:54,609 - Feel better now? - You bet. Sure glad you made the swap. 50 00:06:54,678 --> 00:06:58,273 - Oh, it's wonderful, Mother! - Let me tell her! Let me tell her! 51 00:06:58,348 --> 00:06:59,781 Tell me. 52 00:06:59,850 --> 00:07:03,377 Well, this one you don't need any hands! You play with feet! 53 00:07:03,453 --> 00:07:07,651 There's little rolls in with holes that make the keys go up and down. 54 00:07:07,724 --> 00:07:09,885 - No! - And guess what. 55 00:07:09,960 --> 00:07:13,225 - What? - I played. I played with this leg. 56 00:07:13,297 --> 00:07:15,288 Nobody showed me how. 57 00:07:16,233 --> 00:07:18,224 That's your smartest leg. 58 00:07:21,938 --> 00:07:24,805 - You have almost everything done. - Mm-hm. 59 00:07:26,143 --> 00:07:29,112 Children, come over here. 60 00:07:32,015 --> 00:07:35,951 - I've just come from the lawyers. - Oh, what happened, Mother? 61 00:07:36,019 --> 00:07:39,716 Oh, it's nothing that can't be solved. 62 00:07:39,790 --> 00:07:41,655 We'll make out somehow. 63 00:07:41,725 --> 00:07:45,991 It's just that I've learned we haven't quite as much money as I thought we had. 64 00:07:46,063 --> 00:07:47,758 Go on, Mother. 65 00:07:49,333 --> 00:07:52,131 The real blow was those mining stocks we'd counted on, 66 00:07:52,202 --> 00:07:54,636 the ones George Ferguson got your father to buy. 67 00:07:54,705 --> 00:07:59,438 They're worthless. Not worth the paper they're written on, Mr. Manson told me. 68 00:07:59,509 --> 00:08:02,069 Oh, well, that isn't so bad. 69 00:08:02,145 --> 00:08:05,046 We're just in reduced circumstances. 70 00:08:05,115 --> 00:08:07,515 I'll be very happy to beg. 71 00:08:07,584 --> 00:08:11,281 I saw a beggar once and he had a tin cup full of money. 72 00:08:11,355 --> 00:08:14,188 Things won't be so very different. 73 00:08:14,257 --> 00:08:16,452 I'm afraid they will in a way. 74 00:08:16,526 --> 00:08:20,587 You see, counting everything, we have exactly $50 a month to live on, 75 00:08:20,664 --> 00:08:24,896 so we can't even afford to move to the little house we were going to. 76 00:08:24,968 --> 00:08:28,904 We can't afford that horrible little house? 77 00:08:28,972 --> 00:08:31,668 Oh, Mother, that's wonderful! 78 00:08:31,742 --> 00:08:35,371 Oh, Gilly! 79 00:08:35,445 --> 00:08:37,106 What ails her? 80 00:08:37,180 --> 00:08:40,479 - Mother, this came today. This. - What is it? 81 00:08:40,550 --> 00:08:44,008 Mother, you remember after father... 82 00:08:44,087 --> 00:08:47,420 That evening when we all tried to make ourselves feel better 83 00:08:47,491 --> 00:08:49,652 by talking about things that had been fun, 84 00:08:49,726 --> 00:08:52,923 and the best thing we thought of was that time in Maine. 85 00:08:52,996 --> 00:08:55,692 - And we saw the yellow house in Beulah. - Yes! 86 00:08:55,766 --> 00:08:59,065 And we peered in through the windows, and wasn't it beautiful? 87 00:08:59,136 --> 00:09:02,071 - And nobody lived there. - Hey, that was years ago. 88 00:09:02,139 --> 00:09:04,630 - You're wild. - I remember it. 89 00:09:04,708 --> 00:09:07,734 - You weren't even born. - Oh, stop interrupting. 90 00:09:07,811 --> 00:09:11,144 - Your entire lives are about to change. - Go on, Nancy. 91 00:09:11,214 --> 00:09:12,943 Well, Mother, a couple of weeks ago, 92 00:09:13,016 --> 00:09:16,247 I decided that I'd try to find out about that house. 93 00:09:16,319 --> 00:09:19,584 So I wrote to the postmaster in Beulah, and he answered. 94 00:09:19,656 --> 00:09:22,955 His name is Ossian Popham. Isn't it a beautiful name? 95 00:09:23,026 --> 00:09:26,655 Anyway, he's the agent for Mr. Hamilton, who owns the house, 96 00:09:26,730 --> 00:09:28,891 who's miles away in China or somewhere. 97 00:09:28,965 --> 00:09:32,264 Probably an old missionary or remittance man in disgrace or... 98 00:09:32,335 --> 00:09:35,600 - Could I see Mr. Popham's letter? - It's all right, Mother. I... 99 00:09:35,672 --> 00:09:37,936 - Nancy... - Well... 100 00:09:40,277 --> 00:09:43,405 "The pitiful plight of your good self and your little ones..." 101 00:09:43,480 --> 00:09:46,210 Oh, Mother, read the last page. 102 00:09:46,283 --> 00:09:50,720 "Beulah is brimming over with fresh milk for your baby boy..." 103 00:09:50,787 --> 00:09:52,220 Who's a baby? 104 00:09:52,289 --> 00:09:56,157 "...so there's no need for him to be blue with rickets." Nancy! 105 00:09:56,226 --> 00:09:58,660 The important part's on the last page. Look. 106 00:09:58,728 --> 00:10:00,958 It says the yellow house is vacant 107 00:10:01,031 --> 00:10:05,491 and Mr. Hamilton would be glad to rent it to a deserving family like ours 108 00:10:05,569 --> 00:10:08,060 for a mere $60 a year. 109 00:10:08,138 --> 00:10:12,165 And he has the right to decide, 'cause he's not only the postmaster, 110 00:10:12,242 --> 00:10:15,939 but Mr. Hamilton's trusted friend, his factotum, power attorney. 111 00:10:16,012 --> 00:10:18,947 - Slow down, Nancy. - Oh, think of living in the country. 112 00:10:19,015 --> 00:10:22,917 No storage bills. All our things will fit into the yellow house. 113 00:10:22,986 --> 00:10:26,547 We'll be self-supporting. Chickens. Fresh eggs. 114 00:10:26,623 --> 00:10:30,218 Vegetables from the garden. Air. Space. 115 00:10:30,293 --> 00:10:32,284 Honest toil! 116 00:10:34,965 --> 00:10:38,025 - Can we, Mother? Can we? - Oh, please, Mother. 117 00:10:38,235 --> 00:10:41,534 But, Mother, my school's here and my friends. 118 00:10:43,173 --> 00:10:46,802 - Beulah's a hick town. - Abraham Lincoln came from a hick town. 119 00:10:48,545 --> 00:10:50,638 Mother? 120 00:10:50,714 --> 00:10:54,616 Your father loved you so, and he wanted so much for you. 121 00:10:54,684 --> 00:10:56,879 It was his dream to live in the country. 122 00:10:56,953 --> 00:11:01,822 So maybe he'd like to know we were together in the yellow house in Beulah. 123 00:11:01,892 --> 00:11:06,352 Oh, Mother, I knew it, I knew it! I wished it! 124 00:11:06,429 --> 00:11:10,695 Gilly, get to the piano. Mother, sit down there. 125 00:11:10,767 --> 00:11:16,228 There. In anticipation of this glorious decisión, I've written a glorification. 126 00:11:16,306 --> 00:11:19,036 But first, an introduction straight from the Bible. 127 00:11:19,109 --> 00:11:21,509 Church chords, please, Gilly. 128 00:11:23,079 --> 00:11:25,639 Thou shalt no more be termed forsaken, 129 00:11:25,715 --> 00:11:29,549 neither shall thy land any more be termed desolate, 130 00:11:29,619 --> 00:11:31,382 but it shall be called Beulah, 131 00:11:31,454 --> 00:11:34,218 for the Lord delighteth in thee. Amen. 132 00:11:34,291 --> 00:11:36,486 Right. Now, Railroad Rag. 133 00:11:36,560 --> 00:11:38,960 - What? - You were just playing it. 134 00:11:43,900 --> 00:11:47,996 ♪ Land of promise, bounteous 135 00:11:48,672 --> 00:11:51,766 ♪ This is beautiful, this is beautiful Beulah 136 00:11:51,841 --> 00:11:55,572 - ♪ In the rocky state of Maine - ♪ Land of plenty 137 00:11:55,645 --> 00:11:57,806 ♪ Meant for us 138 00:11:57,881 --> 00:12:01,180 ♪ This is beautiful, this is beautiful Beulah 139 00:12:02,986 --> 00:12:05,011 ♪ Within our reach is there 140 00:12:05,088 --> 00:12:07,249 ♪ Grapes big as peaches there 141 00:12:07,324 --> 00:12:09,383 ♪ The cows and bees are busy 142 00:12:09,459 --> 00:12:12,724 ♪ Who needs any money in the land of milk and honey? 143 00:12:12,796 --> 00:12:16,596 ♪ Sweet apple trees abound, wild cherries all around 144 00:12:16,666 --> 00:12:18,896 ♪ Berries on the vine, rambler roses twine 145 00:12:18,969 --> 00:12:21,199 ♪ They're so nice, it's a paradise 146 00:12:21,271 --> 00:12:25,469 ♪ Beulah land, so beautiful 147 00:12:25,542 --> 00:12:28,409 ♪ Let's set forth for it, let's go north on that train 148 00:12:28,478 --> 00:12:30,503 ♪ Chug-a-choo, chug-a-choo 149 00:12:30,580 --> 00:12:35,017 ♪ To beautiful Beulah land, beautiful Beulah, Maine 150 00:12:35,085 --> 00:12:40,250 ♪ To beautiful Beulah land, beautiful Beulah, Maine ♪ 151 00:12:40,323 --> 00:12:43,087 Choo-chug-a-choo, chug-a-choo, whoo-whoo! 152 00:13:09,853 --> 00:13:12,617 So this is Beulah. 153 00:13:12,689 --> 00:13:15,214 Yeah, you're right in the heart of the city now. 154 00:13:15,291 --> 00:13:18,522 The town, the whole thing, is wonderful. 155 00:13:18,595 --> 00:13:21,428 How can we thank your father for all he's done for us? 156 00:13:21,498 --> 00:13:25,958 The name Ossian Popham should flame across the sky with letters of fire. 157 00:13:26,036 --> 00:13:30,439 Pa's just glad somebody's gonna be living in the old yellow house. 158 00:13:31,241 --> 00:13:34,802 The Hamilton's haven't used it since uh... I can recollect. 159 00:13:34,878 --> 00:13:37,005 What's the matter with it? Haunted? 160 00:13:37,080 --> 00:13:40,743 No. Pa says it's just too fancy for these parts. 161 00:13:40,817 --> 00:13:43,786 The way the Hamiltons fixed up the barn for dancing, 162 00:13:43,853 --> 00:13:46,481 Pa says it'd darn near overpower a cow. 163 00:13:47,657 --> 00:13:50,626 Your father didn't write much about his family. 164 00:13:50,694 --> 00:13:52,355 Are you an only child, Digby? 165 00:13:53,129 --> 00:13:56,257 Well, you might say so, ma'am. I just have a sister. 166 00:13:58,902 --> 00:14:01,200 Mother, look. The church. 167 00:14:01,271 --> 00:14:03,637 How lovely and quaint. 168 00:14:03,707 --> 00:14:05,572 Heavenly. 169 00:14:06,376 --> 00:14:09,675 Yeah, and uh... believe it or not, 170 00:14:09,746 --> 00:14:13,409 we have a minister named uh... Mr. Lord. 171 00:14:14,317 --> 00:14:17,411 - Is he any relation to... - No, Peter. 172 00:14:19,422 --> 00:14:21,947 Well, hold tight. 173 00:14:32,769 --> 00:14:35,533 Country! Real country! 174 00:14:35,605 --> 00:14:38,540 - We're out in the sticks, all right. - Gilly. 175 00:14:38,608 --> 00:14:41,406 Sticks?! It's the loveliest! 176 00:14:41,478 --> 00:14:44,208 Land of promise. Land of opportunity. 177 00:14:44,881 --> 00:14:46,849 Opportunity for what? 178 00:14:47,717 --> 00:14:49,548 Well, you've got something there. 179 00:14:49,619 --> 00:14:53,612 You're the first family to move into Beulah in more than five years. 180 00:14:53,690 --> 00:14:56,454 Most people move away to the city. 181 00:14:57,293 --> 00:15:00,160 That's where I'm aiming to get just as soon as I can. 182 00:15:00,230 --> 00:15:02,858 See some of them bright lights. Make a little money. 183 00:15:02,932 --> 00:15:06,925 Money? The heavenly thing about the country is you don't need money. 184 00:15:08,638 --> 00:15:10,697 You have the soil! The soil! 185 00:15:11,674 --> 00:15:14,643 - What's soil? - Mud. 186 00:16:16,139 --> 00:16:18,801 We're here! We're home! 187 00:16:18,875 --> 00:16:20,843 Oh, Gilly, come on! 188 00:16:24,814 --> 00:16:26,805 The piano's here! 189 00:16:36,893 --> 00:16:38,884 Mother! A quaint old pump! 190 00:16:51,040 --> 00:16:54,669 You folks the Careys? I heard you way up in the attic. 191 00:16:54,744 --> 00:16:56,439 Yes. 192 00:16:56,512 --> 00:16:59,640 You mean to tell me that you're the Careys? 193 00:17:02,218 --> 00:17:06,154 - You must be Ossian Popham. - Yes. 194 00:17:06,222 --> 00:17:10,488 - At your service, ma'am. - First dibs for bedrooms, Gilly! 195 00:17:10,560 --> 00:17:12,323 Nancy! 196 00:17:15,798 --> 00:17:18,198 Is this your treasured daughter, ma'am? 197 00:17:20,203 --> 00:17:22,728 Well, let's just say my daughter. 198 00:17:22,805 --> 00:17:26,070 Nancy, this is Mr. Popham. 199 00:17:27,143 --> 00:17:29,111 Oh, my goodness. Um... 200 00:17:29,178 --> 00:17:32,011 - Mr. Popham... - No, you don't. No, you don't. 201 00:17:36,753 --> 00:17:40,245 That must have been the invalid boy. 202 00:17:42,358 --> 00:17:45,350 Mr. Popham, about that first letter. I wrote it. 203 00:17:45,428 --> 00:17:50,127 No need to go on. What you've done has come to me like a blinding flash. 204 00:17:50,199 --> 00:17:52,190 Pa. 205 00:17:53,202 --> 00:17:55,898 Pa, there's a boy up here. 206 00:17:55,972 --> 00:17:59,499 It's the Carey boy. Come on down, Lallie Joy. 207 00:18:01,311 --> 00:18:05,077 That's my daughter, Lallie Joy. She's awful shy. 208 00:18:05,148 --> 00:18:07,981 She'd be more like me only her ma won't let her. 209 00:18:08,051 --> 00:18:10,485 Look at me, Mother! Look at me! 210 00:18:10,553 --> 00:18:13,147 - Wee! - Peter? Where are you? 211 00:18:13,222 --> 00:18:15,884 Look at me! 212 00:18:15,959 --> 00:18:19,952 Wee! Wee! Look at me! 213 00:18:20,029 --> 00:18:22,725 That must be the rickety baby. 214 00:18:26,836 --> 00:18:30,328 Mr. Popham, I think it's time I told you everything. 215 00:18:30,406 --> 00:18:33,398 Oh, may I tell him, Mother, please? 216 00:18:33,476 --> 00:18:38,743 You see, Mr. Popham, I wrote that letter and we all... 217 00:18:38,815 --> 00:18:41,079 Oh, I don't know how to begin. 218 00:19:05,541 --> 00:19:08,203 Gee, I'm sorry. 219 00:19:10,079 --> 00:19:12,570 They're too heavy for a girl. 220 00:19:13,983 --> 00:19:15,974 Allow me. 221 00:19:20,656 --> 00:19:24,023 You don't have to be nice or nothing. She's my sister. 222 00:19:28,364 --> 00:19:30,525 And that's the way it was. 223 00:19:32,535 --> 00:19:36,938 Well, Nancy, the way I figure it, this world's the only world we've got. 224 00:19:37,006 --> 00:19:39,167 That is, until we move on to the next one. 225 00:19:39,709 --> 00:19:43,008 And there ain't nothing like a story that's a mite off'n the truth 226 00:19:43,079 --> 00:19:45,070 for making things interesting. 227 00:19:45,148 --> 00:19:47,309 Like a painter improving on nature. 228 00:19:47,383 --> 00:19:49,943 Yes. It ain't nothing like an out-and-out lie. 229 00:19:50,019 --> 00:19:54,149 Of course not! Just a small white one, only colored a little. 230 00:19:54,223 --> 00:19:57,021 You see, Mother, Mr. Popham understands. 231 00:19:57,093 --> 00:19:59,994 Now the first thing we must do is fix up this house. 232 00:20:00,630 --> 00:20:02,530 Now, where to begin? 233 00:20:04,400 --> 00:20:08,393 Well, standing before you is the best painter, carpenter, bricklayer in Maine. 234 00:20:08,471 --> 00:20:10,462 You're wonderful! 235 00:20:11,474 --> 00:20:14,568 Mr. Popham, one part of Nancy's letter was true. 236 00:20:14,644 --> 00:20:17,238 - We don't have much money. - Oh, money. 237 00:20:17,313 --> 00:20:21,443 Forget about the money. When it's all done, we can figure that out. 238 00:20:21,517 --> 00:20:25,510 I work cheap when I can take my time and get into some conversing. 239 00:20:29,725 --> 00:20:31,784 Well, I ain't one to hurry. 240 00:20:33,196 --> 00:20:35,756 We got one hurrier in the family and that's enough. 241 00:20:35,832 --> 00:20:38,426 Mrs. Popham does everything right on the dot. 242 00:20:38,501 --> 00:20:41,402 Sometimes I get terrible sick of seeing that dot. 243 00:20:41,471 --> 00:20:44,998 Which reminds me, it's getting along toward noon time. 244 00:20:45,074 --> 00:20:47,133 I'd better be digging for home. 245 00:20:47,210 --> 00:20:49,974 Mariah sits and looks at the clock from 11:00 on. 246 00:20:50,046 --> 00:20:53,015 Then she'll get a meal of cold pork and greens, 247 00:20:53,082 --> 00:20:58,486 cold string beans, ginger bread and custard pie on the table. 248 00:20:58,554 --> 00:21:00,920 Then she'll holler, "Hurry up, Ossian!" 249 00:21:00,990 --> 00:21:05,188 "It struck 12:00 more than two minutes ago and everything's getting overdone!" 250 00:21:05,261 --> 00:21:08,822 - Well, so long, folks. - Goodbye! Thank you. 251 00:21:17,406 --> 00:21:20,204 Thanks for letting me crank her up, Digby. 252 00:21:31,287 --> 00:21:33,551 Pa, I've been doing some thinking. 253 00:21:33,623 --> 00:21:36,285 Good. Thinking never hurt anybody. 254 00:21:37,493 --> 00:21:41,657 Pa, do you realize the farthest I've ever been from Beulah is Four Corners 255 00:21:41,731 --> 00:21:43,892 and I was too young to even remember? 256 00:21:45,034 --> 00:21:46,592 What are you getting at, Son? 257 00:21:46,669 --> 00:21:51,038 Pa, do you realize I ain't never seen nothing or done nothing? 258 00:21:52,608 --> 00:21:55,475 - Go on. - You yourself said, Pa, 259 00:21:55,545 --> 00:21:58,241 a man never gets anywhere standing in one place. 260 00:21:59,148 --> 00:22:02,015 How much am I paying you, Digby? 261 00:22:02,084 --> 00:22:06,282 Three dollars a week. But a fella can make that in one day in the city. 262 00:22:08,424 --> 00:22:10,722 You gonna put a stop to it, Pa? 263 00:22:12,795 --> 00:22:16,231 Nope. Might as well get it out of your system. 264 00:22:18,201 --> 00:22:20,795 Might be coming about the right time, too. 265 00:22:22,038 --> 00:22:27,499 The boy, Gilbert. He ought to be able to take on the job of driving this truck. 266 00:22:29,045 --> 00:22:32,242 That Gilly boy. He's awful nice, Pa. 267 00:22:34,684 --> 00:22:39,485 I got a feeling the money might come in handy for the Careys, too. 268 00:22:39,555 --> 00:22:43,753 They're wonderful folks. Even if they ain't got the rickets. 269 00:23:00,590 --> 00:23:03,320 I feel sorry for city people tonight. 270 00:23:06,229 --> 00:23:13,226 ♪ Summer magic 271 00:23:13,302 --> 00:23:21,232 ♪ The soft summer magic 272 00:23:21,310 --> 00:23:26,304 ♪ Drifts across 273 00:23:26,382 --> 00:23:32,014 ♪ The meadows 274 00:23:33,322 --> 00:23:39,056 ♪ Summer magic 275 00:23:39,128 --> 00:23:45,863 ♪ It weaves through the willows 276 00:23:45,935 --> 00:23:50,929 ♪ Right into 277 00:23:51,007 --> 00:23:55,535 ♪ Your heart 278 00:23:57,046 --> 00:23:59,844 ♪ The song 279 00:23:59,916 --> 00:24:03,750 ♪ The river sings 280 00:24:09,959 --> 00:24:12,427 ♪ The joy 281 00:24:12,495 --> 00:24:17,990 ♪ The sunset brings 282 00:24:21,370 --> 00:24:28,276 ♪ Warm rain on blossoming 283 00:24:31,926 --> 00:24:34,087 Whoa! Whoa! 284 00:24:34,161 --> 00:24:37,858 - Slow it down! - Look out with that fool contraption! 285 00:24:37,883 --> 00:24:40,147 - Slow it down! - I can't! 286 00:24:40,523 --> 00:24:42,115 Watch out! 287 00:24:54,990 --> 00:24:58,323 Oh, gosh, I'm sorry, Digby. 288 00:24:58,393 --> 00:25:02,796 Forget it. She was about to blow anyway. Lallie Joy, another tire to fix. 289 00:25:02,864 --> 00:25:05,890 - It was my fault. Let me fix it. - Oh, no. 290 00:25:05,967 --> 00:25:08,231 Digby always lets me fix the flat tires. 291 00:25:09,638 --> 00:25:12,300 But if I'm gonna take over your job I'd better learn how 292 00:25:12,374 --> 00:25:14,774 in case one blows when she's not around. 293 00:25:15,777 --> 00:25:17,472 Might. 294 00:25:17,546 --> 00:25:19,878 Uh... you can watch. 295 00:25:21,516 --> 00:25:24,076 Mrs. Popham, I've just been longing to meet you. 296 00:25:24,152 --> 00:25:29,215 I suppose your husband's been too modest to tell you we all think he's a saint. 297 00:25:30,392 --> 00:25:32,690 Nope. Never dared mention it. 298 00:25:32,761 --> 00:25:35,787 I'm afraid he hides his light under a bushel. 299 00:25:35,864 --> 00:25:38,526 He hides more than his light under that bushel. 300 00:25:38,600 --> 00:25:43,628 - There's a whole mess of things... - What a glorious, quaint little store. 301 00:25:43,705 --> 00:25:46,640 You must just adore working in it. 302 00:25:46,708 --> 00:25:52,146 There's all those things for the house. Wallpaper, brushes. Paint. 303 00:25:52,948 --> 00:25:56,679 Maybe we shouldn't splash things all over without Mr. Hamilton's approval. 304 00:25:56,751 --> 00:25:59,276 No need to get permissión for such puny things. 305 00:25:59,354 --> 00:26:02,380 I told you, he's got deep-seated faith in my judgment. 306 00:26:03,024 --> 00:26:06,482 Nancy, you'd better give Mrs. Popham your mother's grocery list. 307 00:26:06,561 --> 00:26:08,620 Take her mind off'n what it's on. 308 00:26:10,732 --> 00:26:13,030 Just a saint. 309 00:26:13,101 --> 00:26:17,731 Now, we know we need wallpaper and brushes. 310 00:26:17,806 --> 00:26:21,469 And you know those little tools that you use to scrape off... 311 00:26:21,543 --> 00:26:25,604 I'm the king! I'm the king! I'm the king! 312 00:26:25,680 --> 00:26:27,671 Can I play? 313 00:26:28,950 --> 00:26:32,681 - We don't play with girls. - I'm not a girl. 314 00:26:32,754 --> 00:26:36,713 - You got sissy hair. - It's not sissy in Boston. 315 00:26:36,791 --> 00:26:40,318 Sissy hair! Sissy hair! Sissy hair! 316 00:26:40,395 --> 00:26:45,799 - You wanna fight? - We don't fight with girls. Beat it! 317 00:26:48,670 --> 00:26:50,160 Ooh! She's mad! 318 00:26:50,238 --> 00:26:53,230 She'll pull your hair! 319 00:26:58,446 --> 00:27:01,882 Hey, let's go swimming! Last one in's a sissy from Boston! 320 00:27:01,950 --> 00:27:05,010 Fraidy cats! Come back and fight! Cowards! 321 00:27:07,389 --> 00:27:10,290 Hank. Haircuts for the lot. Be back to pick 'em up later. 322 00:27:10,358 --> 00:27:12,121 Get down, boys. 323 00:27:25,974 --> 00:27:29,876 Now you're taking over, here you are, Barney Oldfield. 324 00:27:29,944 --> 00:27:34,040 - Say, thanks. - Osh, I forgot to buy a stepladder. 325 00:27:34,115 --> 00:27:36,583 Now you're talking like city folk. 326 00:27:37,919 --> 00:27:41,047 Country folks don't buy stepladders. 327 00:27:41,122 --> 00:27:43,886 - They borrow them. - Oh. 328 00:27:55,570 --> 00:27:59,529 - We forgot Peter! - I'll see that he gets home all right. 329 00:28:08,149 --> 00:28:13,712 Mr. Popham. Now that you've a spare minute thrust upon you, I'd like a word. 330 00:28:13,788 --> 00:28:18,487 Mariah, why don't you get back to them strawberry preserves you're fixing? 331 00:28:18,560 --> 00:28:20,790 Mr. Popham. 332 00:28:21,730 --> 00:28:24,528 Just answer me yes or no. 333 00:28:24,599 --> 00:28:27,159 Have you written to Mr. Hamilton 334 00:28:27,235 --> 00:28:31,262 advising him that you took it on yourself to rent the yellow house? 335 00:28:31,339 --> 00:28:33,739 I told you I have written to him. 336 00:28:33,808 --> 00:28:35,901 Has he written you? 337 00:28:37,178 --> 00:28:40,170 Mm, no. He's a busy man. 338 00:28:41,349 --> 00:28:44,512 No news is good news. 339 00:28:44,586 --> 00:28:48,955 Besides, he's off in them foreign parts. Heathens might have ate him. 340 00:28:49,824 --> 00:28:52,793 And you're letting them Careys tear his house apart. 341 00:28:52,861 --> 00:28:57,958 Redoing, planting. Young 'uns running all over the place. 342 00:28:58,032 --> 00:29:00,660 Selling 'em wallpaper for less than it cost you. 343 00:29:00,735 --> 00:29:03,169 That lot never did move. 344 00:29:03,238 --> 00:29:06,537 They got you bewitched and I know why. 345 00:29:06,608 --> 00:29:09,372 You wore out in the people in this town with your stories 346 00:29:09,444 --> 00:29:11,605 and now you got new ears to listen to you. 347 00:29:11,679 --> 00:29:13,544 But you'll be bewitcheder 348 00:29:13,615 --> 00:29:17,711 when Mr. Hamilton lands back in Beulah some fine day and wants his house back. 349 00:29:17,786 --> 00:29:19,947 I'm warning you, Mr. Popham. 350 00:29:20,021 --> 00:29:22,285 If you don't get a letter from him soon, 351 00:29:22,357 --> 00:29:24,951 I'm gonna take matters into my own hands. 352 00:29:25,827 --> 00:29:28,796 Mariah, your pot's boiling over. 353 00:29:28,863 --> 00:29:30,455 Oh! 354 00:29:34,202 --> 00:29:36,670 What do you mean, I owe you $1.25? 355 00:29:36,738 --> 00:29:39,366 All I know is, I cut five heads. 356 00:29:39,440 --> 00:29:41,806 All I know is, I got four kids. 357 00:29:41,876 --> 00:29:45,505 One, two, three, four. 358 00:29:45,580 --> 00:29:48,481 Maybe so, but I cut five heads. 359 00:29:48,550 --> 00:29:51,348 You trying to tell me one of my son's got two heads? 360 00:29:55,456 --> 00:29:58,687 I seen and cut five. 361 00:29:58,760 --> 00:30:02,719 Maybe you better get yourself a pair of spectacles. 362 00:30:02,797 --> 00:30:05,766 I sent four in, and I'm picking up four. 363 00:30:08,269 --> 00:30:12,399 - All right. Forget it. - Into the wagon, boys. 364 00:30:20,782 --> 00:30:24,377 - How many heads did he cut, Peter? - Five. 365 00:30:24,452 --> 00:30:28,548 How am I going to get a job in this town if people think I'm a girl? 366 00:30:29,457 --> 00:30:31,687 Oh, so you're going to look for work. 367 00:30:31,759 --> 00:30:34,626 I'm the only boy in the family that's not working. 368 00:30:36,364 --> 00:30:39,458 That puts a different complexion on things. 369 00:30:40,468 --> 00:30:44,234 You see, you got on a handsome city outfit. 370 00:30:44,305 --> 00:30:47,001 It's too good to work in. 371 00:30:47,075 --> 00:30:52,138 A man hiring you might get the idea that maybe you wouldn't buckle down. 372 00:30:52,213 --> 00:30:56,081 - Oh, I'll buckle down. - Why, of course you will. 373 00:30:56,150 --> 00:31:00,587 So... maybe we ought to arrange for a little swap. 374 00:31:00,655 --> 00:31:05,149 I've been looking for a Buster Brown suit just about that size. 375 00:31:05,226 --> 00:31:09,287 So if you'd consider swapping it for a pair of overalls to work in... 376 00:31:09,364 --> 00:31:15,098 - With patches on it? - Of course with patches. And a shirt. 377 00:31:16,004 --> 00:31:19,462 That's a very, very fine piece of goods. 378 00:31:19,540 --> 00:31:22,407 So, I won't take advantage of you. 379 00:31:23,645 --> 00:31:28,048 Now, suppose that I... that I give you... 380 00:31:28,116 --> 00:31:30,209 two bits to boot. 381 00:31:30,285 --> 00:31:34,984 - A quarter? - That's a lot of money. 382 00:31:35,056 --> 00:31:40,392 Hank Champlin has to cut a whole head of hair before he makes that much. 383 00:31:40,461 --> 00:31:43,897 And he's got six mouths to feed at his house, too. 384 00:31:43,965 --> 00:31:48,561 Osh, with the two bits to boot, I can pay him for my fifth head. 385 00:31:49,837 --> 00:31:52,135 Be right back. 386 00:31:58,479 --> 00:32:02,313 Just one ladder in the house. We'll find something for you to stand on. 387 00:32:02,383 --> 00:32:04,715 Oh, that's all right, Mrs Carey. 388 00:32:04,786 --> 00:32:08,244 Oh, Mother, if we make the house so beautiful, 389 00:32:08,323 --> 00:32:10,655 suppose Mr. Hamilton will want it for himself? 390 00:32:12,126 --> 00:32:16,062 Well, the way it looks now, I don't think he would. 391 00:32:17,498 --> 00:32:19,728 He could suddenly descend upon us. 392 00:32:19,801 --> 00:32:22,895 He could swoop down like the Yellow Peril. 393 00:32:30,345 --> 00:32:32,643 - Now, do be careful. - Oh, it's all right. 394 00:32:32,714 --> 00:32:36,411 Ooh... just get it up here. 395 00:32:38,686 --> 00:32:41,655 Don't you think you ought to have someone to help you? 396 00:32:41,723 --> 00:32:44,248 Mother, any idiot can hang wallpaper. 397 00:32:45,593 --> 00:32:47,652 Oh! 398 00:32:47,729 --> 00:32:52,530 Mother! Mother, come here! I want to show you something! 399 00:32:52,600 --> 00:32:54,295 Oh! 400 00:33:00,008 --> 00:33:03,136 - Get him out! - He won't bite! His name's Sam! 401 00:33:07,248 --> 00:33:09,614 Come here, Sam! I want you to meet Mother! 402 00:33:09,684 --> 00:33:12,448 - Get out! - Here, Sam! 403 00:33:12,520 --> 00:33:14,454 Ooh! Get him out! 404 00:33:14,522 --> 00:33:17,218 - Here, Sam! - Oh, my paper! 405 00:33:17,291 --> 00:33:19,384 Don't just stand there! Try to catch him! 406 00:33:22,797 --> 00:33:25,857 Here, Sam! Come on! Here! 407 00:33:26,934 --> 00:33:29,402 Don't hurt him! Don't hurt my dog! 408 00:33:29,470 --> 00:33:32,030 - Get him out! - Catch him! 409 00:33:35,410 --> 00:33:37,901 - Stop him! - Catch him! Catch him! 410 00:33:37,979 --> 00:33:41,881 - Oh, Sam! - Come here! 411 00:33:42,984 --> 00:33:47,114 Come here, boy! I'll get him! He minds me! 412 00:33:56,064 --> 00:34:00,398 - See? He loves you, Mother. - I want that dog out of here. 413 00:34:00,468 --> 00:34:03,403 - His name's Sam. - Outside. 414 00:34:03,471 --> 00:34:05,837 But I promised this man I'd keep him. 415 00:34:05,907 --> 00:34:08,501 - What man? - A rich man. 416 00:34:08,576 --> 00:34:10,703 I told him I'd board Sam. 417 00:34:10,778 --> 00:34:14,407 Why, Peter, an enormous thing like that would eat us out of house and home. 418 00:34:14,482 --> 00:34:16,473 But we're getting paid. 419 00:34:17,452 --> 00:34:22,116 You explained about everybody doing their share, and Sam's my share. 420 00:34:22,190 --> 00:34:26,183 - I'm getting paid 25 cents. - A meal? 421 00:34:26,260 --> 00:34:28,592 - A week. - Oh, no. 422 00:34:28,663 --> 00:34:31,996 I'm sorry, Peter. We can't do it. You'll have to take him back. 423 00:34:32,066 --> 00:34:34,557 But I can't. The man's already left town. 424 00:34:34,635 --> 00:34:36,227 Oh, my goodness. 425 00:34:36,304 --> 00:34:39,432 The man's gonna pay me the next time he sees me. 426 00:34:39,507 --> 00:34:41,975 You mean you didn't get it? 427 00:34:48,216 --> 00:34:50,946 - What happened to your hair? - I got it cut. 428 00:34:51,018 --> 00:34:53,987 And your eye. You've been in a fight. 429 00:34:54,055 --> 00:34:57,115 - They called me a sissy. - And where did you get those rags? 430 00:34:57,191 --> 00:35:00,058 These aren't rags. These are my working clothes. 431 00:35:00,128 --> 00:35:04,087 - Working clothes? - Ahem. Not to change the subject, 432 00:35:04,165 --> 00:35:07,657 but here's a special delivery letter for you, Mrs. Carey. 433 00:35:07,735 --> 00:35:09,999 Special delivery? 434 00:35:10,938 --> 00:35:12,633 Thank you. 435 00:35:12,707 --> 00:35:16,905 - Hey, you ought to see me... - Shh! Special delivery. 436 00:35:16,978 --> 00:35:19,003 Oh. 437 00:35:20,548 --> 00:35:22,573 What is it? 438 00:35:23,751 --> 00:35:26,015 What does it say, Mother? 439 00:35:26,087 --> 00:35:29,750 Julia. She's coming to stay with us next week. 440 00:35:29,824 --> 00:35:33,521 - Oh, no! - Oh, please! Not Julia! 441 00:35:40,735 --> 00:35:42,430 Oh! 442 00:35:45,740 --> 00:35:49,335 Best leave these folks to their grief. Come along, Lallie Joy. 443 00:35:49,410 --> 00:35:53,506 Do I have to have to, Pa? It's been real interesting here. 444 00:35:53,581 --> 00:35:56,982 Yes, come along. See you tomorrow. 445 00:35:57,051 --> 00:36:01,044 Goodbye, Osh. And thanks for everything. 446 00:36:03,724 --> 00:36:08,388 And I want you two out of those dying gladiator attitudes. 447 00:36:08,462 --> 00:36:13,195 Julia is your cousin, and a Carey. And I don't want you to forget that, ever. 448 00:36:13,267 --> 00:36:15,599 - Forget it? - Nancy. 449 00:36:15,670 --> 00:36:19,731 Try to realize that Julia's story is rather a sad one. 450 00:36:19,807 --> 00:36:22,002 She never even knew her mother. 451 00:36:22,076 --> 00:36:23,873 And after her dear father died, 452 00:36:23,945 --> 00:36:26,806 the Fergusons very kindly took her in and raised her. 453 00:36:26,873 --> 00:36:31,108 Kindly took her in? George Ferguson had a guilty conscience. 454 00:36:31,185 --> 00:36:34,848 He knew those stocks he sold her father were as worthless as ours. 455 00:36:34,922 --> 00:36:38,619 She's the Fergusons' responsibility. Why dump her on us? 456 00:36:38,693 --> 00:36:41,662 Because now George writes he can't keep her. 457 00:36:41,729 --> 00:36:44,493 Another unfortunate investment. 458 00:36:44,565 --> 00:36:46,260 Mm. 459 00:36:46,334 --> 00:36:50,168 But there is one thing we're going to do. We're going to welcome her. 460 00:36:50,238 --> 00:36:51,732 Really welcome her. 461 00:36:51,757 --> 00:36:55,284 As a cousin, and as a young girl who has no other home to go to. 462 00:36:55,810 --> 00:36:58,608 Well, we didn't really have a home for a while either. 463 00:36:58,679 --> 00:37:02,342 But we didn't go around begging all our old relatives to take us in. 464 00:37:08,489 --> 00:37:10,923 Have you both forgotten? 465 00:37:10,992 --> 00:37:13,119 We had each other. 466 00:37:18,266 --> 00:37:22,635 Julia doesn't know any of this and it would kill her if she found out. 467 00:37:22,703 --> 00:37:25,263 So not one word out of either of you. 468 00:37:25,339 --> 00:37:27,807 All right, Mother. The more the hungrier. 469 00:37:29,920 --> 00:37:31,649 Julia! 470 00:37:32,589 --> 00:37:36,889 Well, I'll be nice to her for Mother's sake, but Julia's a pill. 471 00:37:36,960 --> 00:37:38,825 Complete. 472 00:37:40,052 --> 00:37:43,146 And she does think she's the pink of perfection. 473 00:37:56,801 --> 00:37:59,733 ♪ She's the pink of perfection 474 00:37:59,816 --> 00:38:05,345 ♪ From her prissy pink nose to her custard complexion 475 00:38:05,422 --> 00:38:08,118 ♪ And eleven pink toes 476 00:38:08,191 --> 00:38:11,592 ♪ With a chin like a prune 477 00:38:11,661 --> 00:38:16,189 ♪ She's a dainty baboon 478 00:38:16,266 --> 00:38:21,727 ♪ And she thinks she's the pink of perfection 479 00:38:22,839 --> 00:38:25,535 ♪ She's the pink of perfection 480 00:38:25,609 --> 00:38:28,077 ♪ Made of skimmed milk and rice 481 00:38:28,145 --> 00:38:30,978 ♪ She's a witch's confection 482 00:38:31,048 --> 00:38:33,448 ♪ Makes your blood turn to ice 483 00:38:33,517 --> 00:38:36,850 ♪ Like a stale Charlotte Russe 484 00:38:36,920 --> 00:38:41,016 ♪ With the charm of a moose 485 00:38:41,091 --> 00:38:46,757 ♪ And she thinks she's the pink of perfection 486 00:38:48,065 --> 00:38:51,592 ♪ Never walked there a creature 487 00:38:51,668 --> 00:38:55,126 ♪ With features so fair 488 00:38:55,205 --> 00:38:58,436 ♪ Like a Lillian Russell... 489 00:38:59,109 --> 00:39:03,671 ♪ Without any hair 490 00:39:04,748 --> 00:39:10,448 ♪ She's a princess presiding in diaphanous gowns 491 00:39:10,520 --> 00:39:16,288 ♪ With a face and a figure that's the envy of clowns 492 00:39:16,359 --> 00:39:20,056 ♪ She's a knock-kneed gazelle 493 00:39:20,130 --> 00:39:24,396 ♪ With a voice like a bell 494 00:39:27,270 --> 00:39:33,334 ♪ And she thinks she's the pink of perfection ♪ 495 00:39:35,078 --> 00:39:37,808 Gee, I can't wait to see her. 496 00:39:58,502 --> 00:40:01,403 Here, Sam. Come on, boy. Come on. 497 00:40:03,140 --> 00:40:06,166 Come on, boy. Come on. Come on, boy. 498 00:40:09,513 --> 00:40:12,175 Here, Sam. Come on, boy. 499 00:40:18,188 --> 00:40:21,555 Quiet, boy! Quiet! You're not supposed to be in here. 500 00:40:21,625 --> 00:40:23,684 But if you get out early in the morning 501 00:40:23,760 --> 00:40:26,354 and don't come in nights till my light goes out, 502 00:40:26,429 --> 00:40:28,829 you can always sleep with me. 503 00:40:28,899 --> 00:40:30,890 Go to sleep now. 504 00:40:36,573 --> 00:40:39,542 What a charming place, I don't think. 505 00:40:39,609 --> 00:40:42,305 - What's wrong with it? - Why, everything! 506 00:40:42,379 --> 00:40:45,405 If one must have Maine, why not Bar Harbor? 507 00:40:45,482 --> 00:40:47,814 This place is truly primitive. 508 00:40:47,884 --> 00:40:50,910 - Sure is. - Practically unsettled. 509 00:40:52,255 --> 00:40:55,281 Of course, we don't see too many Indians nowadays. 510 00:40:55,358 --> 00:40:57,292 But there's plenty of wildlife. 511 00:40:58,528 --> 00:41:01,053 What kind of wildlife? 512 00:41:01,131 --> 00:41:05,795 Oh, the usual. Not too many moose. Some wild cats. 513 00:41:05,869 --> 00:41:09,361 - Lots of bears. - And the ordinary small stuff. 514 00:41:09,439 --> 00:41:12,704 A wolf or two. Fox. Skunks. 515 00:41:13,843 --> 00:41:16,334 - Snakes? - Oh, naturally. 516 00:41:16,413 --> 00:41:18,506 But only about one out of ten is poisonous. 517 00:41:18,582 --> 00:41:20,914 So when we get bit we just have whiskey. 518 00:41:20,984 --> 00:41:23,248 Even Peter. 519 00:41:36,132 --> 00:41:40,728 Goodness, don't they even fix the roads in this backwoods place? 520 00:41:40,804 --> 00:41:43,432 These aren't roads. Just wilderness trails. 521 00:41:44,374 --> 00:41:47,673 Rapids ahead! Hold tight! Maybe we'll make it! 522 00:42:04,628 --> 00:42:08,223 Hello, Peter. Let me out of this thing. 523 00:42:17,641 --> 00:42:20,405 - She's not knock-kneed, Nancy. - Shh! 524 00:42:22,879 --> 00:42:25,109 Julia! 525 00:42:25,181 --> 00:42:27,809 - Oh, dear. - Aunt Margaret. 526 00:42:27,884 --> 00:42:30,819 - Well. Welcome to the yellow house. - Why, thank you. 527 00:42:30,887 --> 00:42:33,549 - Did you have a pleasant trip? - It was a nightmare! 528 00:42:33,623 --> 00:42:37,150 No parlor car on the train. And this wilderness! 529 00:42:37,227 --> 00:42:38,854 When I think of last summer, 530 00:42:38,928 --> 00:42:42,523 the glorious time Gladys Ferguson and I had in Easthampton. 531 00:42:44,000 --> 00:42:45,490 Come along. 532 00:42:45,568 --> 00:42:49,902 But I must remember the last thing that dear Mrs. Ferguson said to me. 533 00:42:49,973 --> 00:42:52,601 "Don't let poverty drag you down, Julia." 534 00:42:52,676 --> 00:42:54,303 "Keep high thoughts 535 00:42:54,377 --> 00:42:57,403 and don't let them get soiled by the grime of daily living." 536 00:43:00,550 --> 00:43:05,920 Oh, lovely. Especially the part about the grime of daily living. 537 00:43:05,989 --> 00:43:09,755 - A pill. - Complete. Utter. 538 00:43:09,826 --> 00:43:11,953 I think she's pretty. 539 00:43:12,028 --> 00:43:15,020 - Well, you go play with Sam. Vanish. - Huh? 540 00:43:15,098 --> 00:43:17,123 Scat! 541 00:43:19,936 --> 00:43:23,895 Naturally, we dressed for dinner every night. 542 00:43:23,973 --> 00:43:27,204 Gladys Ferguson's French maid laid out our dresses for us. 543 00:43:27,277 --> 00:43:29,802 Really! We didn't have to turn a hand. 544 00:43:29,879 --> 00:43:33,542 Aunt Margaret, I do wish you could see Gladys's wardrobe. 545 00:43:33,616 --> 00:43:35,777 All her things are exquisite. 546 00:43:35,852 --> 00:43:39,879 Nothing machine-stitched has ever touched her skin. 547 00:43:39,956 --> 00:43:43,687 Everything hand sewn by dear little nuns in Switzerland. 548 00:43:44,761 --> 00:43:47,491 Oh, and the dances, Nancy! 549 00:43:47,564 --> 00:43:52,126 Did I tell you that Gladys doesn't know one boy that doesn't go to Harvard? 550 00:43:52,202 --> 00:43:53,499 Yes, you did. 551 00:43:53,570 --> 00:43:57,301 If you'll excuse me, Julia, I have to get our boy to bed. 552 00:43:57,374 --> 00:44:02,243 Come along, Peter. You're going to sleep with me tonight. Won't that be nice? 553 00:44:02,312 --> 00:44:03,643 Oh, no, I can't! 554 00:44:03,713 --> 00:44:07,080 Julia has to sleep in your room until we get another bed in Nancy's. 555 00:44:07,150 --> 00:44:09,914 - Please! You don't know! - Not another word. 556 00:44:09,986 --> 00:44:12,716 Good night, Julia. Breakfast at 7:00. 557 00:44:12,789 --> 00:44:14,757 - Good night, children. - Night. 558 00:44:14,824 --> 00:44:17,486 - 7:00 in the morning? - Mm. 559 00:44:17,560 --> 00:44:19,653 Good night, Aunt Margaret. 560 00:44:19,729 --> 00:44:23,062 - But, Mother, you don't... - Run along, Peter. 561 00:44:23,733 --> 00:44:26,600 - Now, where was I? - Ah, just a minute, Julia. 562 00:44:26,669 --> 00:44:29,763 - Everything locked up tight, Gilly? - Oh, sure. 563 00:44:34,744 --> 00:44:37,611 - Ooh, dark tonight, isn't it? - Inky. 564 00:44:42,619 --> 00:44:46,555 - Wouldn't like to be out alone. - Uh-uh. 565 00:44:46,623 --> 00:44:49,956 - I remember when... - Shh! 566 00:44:50,026 --> 00:44:51,721 What was that noise? 567 00:44:51,795 --> 00:44:56,425 - Sure you've got the bear locks on? - Wouldn't dare forget them. 568 00:44:56,499 --> 00:44:58,933 Oh, well, I guess we're safe enough. 569 00:44:59,769 --> 00:45:01,259 Safe from what? 570 00:45:01,337 --> 00:45:05,205 Oh, nothing, nothing. But this is the wilderness. 571 00:45:06,910 --> 00:45:09,970 Oh, well, I should think out here, nobody would... 572 00:45:10,046 --> 00:45:12,037 Oh, nobody would. 573 00:45:12,882 --> 00:45:15,715 - They're just after honey. - Who is? 574 00:45:17,887 --> 00:45:21,084 Well, I guess we've done all that's humanly possible. 575 00:45:21,157 --> 00:45:23,625 Humanly. 576 00:45:23,693 --> 00:45:28,426 Are you ready for bed? Or would you rather sit here alone and read a book? 577 00:45:28,498 --> 00:45:30,659 Oh, no, I think I'll go up with you. 578 00:45:32,802 --> 00:45:36,636 Hey, check the back door again, Gil. Better be safe than sorry. 579 00:45:36,706 --> 00:45:38,697 Right. 580 00:45:39,375 --> 00:45:41,366 After you, Julia. 581 00:46:21,451 --> 00:46:23,078 Who's there? 582 00:46:29,492 --> 00:46:32,120 I tried to tell you! I tried to tell you! 583 00:46:32,195 --> 00:46:34,857 Julia! Julia! 584 00:46:36,065 --> 00:46:38,158 Julia! Oh! 585 00:46:44,007 --> 00:46:46,134 Julia! 586 00:46:59,856 --> 00:47:02,086 Try to stop crying, dear. 587 00:47:02,926 --> 00:47:05,190 You'll make yourself sick. 588 00:47:05,261 --> 00:47:09,789 It was deliberately planned. On purpose! 589 00:47:09,866 --> 00:47:14,803 - They're all against me! - Nobody's against you in this house. 590 00:47:14,871 --> 00:47:17,499 We want you to be part of the family. 591 00:47:17,574 --> 00:47:21,567 But we have a little boy and that little boy has a great big dog. 592 00:47:21,644 --> 00:47:25,375 Nobody cares what happens to me. 593 00:47:26,449 --> 00:47:29,441 - Julia? - Oh! 594 00:47:31,020 --> 00:47:33,614 I heated some milk. 595 00:47:33,690 --> 00:47:35,715 I'll take it, dear. 596 00:47:36,693 --> 00:47:40,686 See that Peter sleeps in his bed. I'm keeping Julia here with me. 597 00:47:40,763 --> 00:47:42,697 Yes, Mother. 598 00:47:43,833 --> 00:47:45,960 Julia? 599 00:47:49,539 --> 00:47:51,905 Good night, Mother. 600 00:47:51,975 --> 00:47:54,000 Good night, dear. 601 00:48:01,584 --> 00:48:03,575 How do you like that? 602 00:48:03,653 --> 00:48:07,646 Pink of Perfection raises the roof and lands in a bed of roses. 603 00:48:09,626 --> 00:48:11,526 Where's Peter? 604 00:48:11,594 --> 00:48:14,222 I don't know. He's not in his room. 605 00:48:15,798 --> 00:48:17,959 Peter? 606 00:48:25,408 --> 00:48:27,467 Peter? 607 00:48:30,713 --> 00:48:34,410 Come on. Bed, Peter. You can sleep in your own room tonight. 608 00:48:34,484 --> 00:48:36,952 - Sam too? - No. 609 00:48:37,020 --> 00:48:40,888 But if Sam can't sleep with me, can I sleep with Sam? 610 00:48:40,957 --> 00:48:44,518 - He's had a terrible scare. - Come on to bed now, Peter. 611 00:48:44,594 --> 00:48:46,960 Nancy, Sam's upset! 612 00:48:47,630 --> 00:48:49,359 I know. 613 00:48:52,068 --> 00:48:54,059 Bye, Sam. 614 00:49:21,790 --> 00:49:23,815 Osh! 615 00:49:23,892 --> 00:49:26,360 Look, Osh! 616 00:49:30,046 --> 00:49:32,071 Hm. 617 00:49:33,683 --> 00:49:36,516 He climbed up there all by himself. He likes me. 618 00:49:38,554 --> 00:49:40,920 Mm, that's a mighty handsome critter. 619 00:49:42,224 --> 00:49:44,590 He has a very ugly face. 620 00:49:44,660 --> 00:49:47,788 Maybe he's thinking the same thing about you! 621 00:49:49,231 --> 00:49:54,601 You know, the little critters of nature, they don't know that they're ugly. 622 00:49:54,670 --> 00:49:58,071 - They don't? - Except one. 623 00:49:58,140 --> 00:50:01,667 ♪ Once a lonely caterpillar sat and cried 624 00:50:01,744 --> 00:50:06,113 ♪ To a sympathetic beetle by his side 625 00:50:06,182 --> 00:50:09,618 ♪ "I've got nobody to hug" 626 00:50:09,685 --> 00:50:12,677 ♪ "I'm such an ugly bug" 627 00:50:12,755 --> 00:50:16,316 ♪ Then a spider and a dragonfly replied 628 00:50:16,392 --> 00:50:20,294 ♪ "If you're serious and want to win a bride" 629 00:50:20,363 --> 00:50:26,768 ♪ "Come along with us to the glorious annual Ugly Bug Ball" 630 00:50:26,836 --> 00:50:32,138 ♪ Come on, let's crawl, gotta crawl, gotta crawl to the Ugly Bug Ball 631 00:50:32,208 --> 00:50:33,835 ♪ To the Ball, to the Ball, 632 00:50:33,909 --> 00:50:36,901 ♪ And a happy time we'll have there 633 00:50:37,980 --> 00:50:41,677 ♪ One and all, at the Ugly Bug Ball 634 00:51:03,973 --> 00:51:07,340 ♪ While the crickets clicked their tricky melodies 635 00:51:07,410 --> 00:51:11,744 ♪ All the ants were fancy dancing with the fleas 636 00:51:12,348 --> 00:51:15,215 ♪ Then up from under the ground 637 00:51:16,052 --> 00:51:18,680 ♪ The worms came squirming around 638 00:51:18,754 --> 00:51:21,587 ♪ Oh, they danced until their legs were nearly lame 639 00:51:22,324 --> 00:51:26,886 ♪ Every little crawling creature you could name 640 00:51:26,962 --> 00:51:30,056 ♪ Everyone was glad, what a time they had 641 00:51:30,132 --> 00:51:32,930 ♪ They were so happy they came 642 00:51:33,002 --> 00:51:36,199 - ♪ Come on, let's crawl - ♪ Gotta crawl, gotta crawl 643 00:51:36,272 --> 00:51:40,038 - ♪ To the Ugly Bug Ball - ♪ To the Ball, to the Ball 644 00:51:40,109 --> 00:51:45,240 ♪ And at happy time we'll have there, one and all 645 00:51:45,314 --> 00:51:48,078 ♪ At the Ugly Bug Ball 646 00:52:07,970 --> 00:52:11,667 ♪ Then our caterpillar saw a pretty queen 647 00:52:11,740 --> 00:52:15,574 ♪ She was beautiful in yellow, black and green 648 00:52:16,312 --> 00:52:19,907 ♪ He said, "Would you care to dance?" 649 00:52:19,982 --> 00:52:22,644 ♪ Their dancing led to romance 650 00:52:22,718 --> 00:52:26,051 ♪ Then she sat upon his caterpillar knees 651 00:52:26,122 --> 00:52:30,456 ♪ And he gave his caterpillar queen a squeeze 652 00:52:30,526 --> 00:52:34,087 ♪ Soon they'll honeymoon, build a big cocoon 653 00:52:34,163 --> 00:52:36,791 ♪ Thanks to the Ugly Bug Ball 654 00:52:36,866 --> 00:52:40,233 ♪ Come on, let's crawl, gotta crawl, gotta crawl 655 00:52:40,302 --> 00:52:43,897 ♪ To the Ugly Bug Ball, to the Ball, to the Ball 656 00:52:43,973 --> 00:52:49,309 ♪ And a happy time we'll have there, one and all 657 00:52:49,378 --> 00:52:52,176 ♪ At the Ugly Bug Ball" ♪ 658 00:52:52,248 --> 00:52:55,979 Osh. Mother wants you. 659 00:53:02,458 --> 00:53:05,359 Not too hot, Lallie Joy. Test it with your elbow. 660 00:53:05,427 --> 00:53:07,622 Julia, you can't take a bath in here. 661 00:53:07,696 --> 00:53:11,598 I'm tired of lugging kettles of hot water upstairs. 662 00:53:13,812 --> 00:53:15,609 Well, really! 663 00:53:17,482 --> 00:53:20,679 - Where is your ma? - In the sewing room. 664 00:53:24,089 --> 00:53:28,822 Primitive or not, the Careys are just as clean as the Fergusons. 665 00:53:28,894 --> 00:53:33,194 - Close the door, please. - Lallie Joy, you're not her maid. 666 00:53:33,265 --> 00:53:35,256 Oh, I don't mind. 667 00:53:40,906 --> 00:53:43,841 - Did you want me for something? - Yes, Osh. 668 00:53:43,909 --> 00:53:46,901 I've been figuring. Facing facts. 669 00:53:46,978 --> 00:53:49,037 I hate facts. 670 00:53:49,114 --> 00:53:53,244 Well, there's one very unpleasant one. We haven't enough money. 671 00:53:53,318 --> 00:53:57,982 And if we want to stay in this house, we won't be able to go on fixing it. 672 00:53:58,056 --> 00:54:00,854 But, Mother, we haven't even started on the outside yet. 673 00:54:00,926 --> 00:54:03,918 We'll have to live in it the way it is. 674 00:54:03,995 --> 00:54:06,122 Oh, no! 675 00:54:07,899 --> 00:54:12,165 There's no hurry about paying me. We'll figure that out some day. 676 00:54:12,237 --> 00:54:17,197 It won't do, Osh. You're too kind. We can't accept it. 677 00:54:17,275 --> 00:54:20,267 There's the second rent payment due Mr. Hamilton. 678 00:54:20,345 --> 00:54:23,974 Mr. Hamilton. Rent money. I clean forgot. 679 00:54:24,049 --> 00:54:28,452 I got a letter. It's in my pocket. No, I must have left it in my coat. 680 00:54:28,520 --> 00:54:30,715 Did he get my letter about the improvements? 681 00:54:30,789 --> 00:54:33,257 Oh, yes, sir. Yes, sir. 682 00:54:33,325 --> 00:54:36,692 I put yours in with the one I wrote him about that time. 683 00:54:36,761 --> 00:54:40,663 He was so darned overjoyed about what you were doing to the old house, 684 00:54:40,732 --> 00:54:43,701 you know, adding to its value, 685 00:54:43,768 --> 00:54:46,566 that he wouldn't even consider taking any rent money. 686 00:54:46,638 --> 00:54:49,539 No rent money?! 687 00:54:50,408 --> 00:54:54,970 - Mother! Won't that make a difference? - We can't accept it. 688 00:54:55,046 --> 00:54:58,982 - Mr. Hamilton is very... - Hold your horses there, Mrs. Carey. 689 00:54:59,050 --> 00:55:00,915 He wants a favor in return. 690 00:55:00,986 --> 00:55:03,750 - A favor? From us? - Yes. 691 00:55:03,822 --> 00:55:08,725 He wants you to find a suitable place for his dear mother's picture. 692 00:55:09,728 --> 00:55:12,891 - His mother's picture? - Of course! 693 00:55:12,964 --> 00:55:15,831 Dear old soul. Portrait of a lady. 694 00:55:15,900 --> 00:55:19,631 - Where is she, Osh? - Well... well, he hid her. 695 00:55:19,704 --> 00:55:22,172 He hid her away some place safe. 696 00:55:22,240 --> 00:55:25,937 He wrote it down real clear, but it's just gone right out of my head. 697 00:55:26,011 --> 00:55:29,879 If you'll bring the letter, we'll follow the instructions to the last detail. 698 00:55:29,948 --> 00:55:32,815 - She'll have a place of honor. - That's the idea. 699 00:55:32,884 --> 00:55:38,083 He wrote something about a simple little vase of flowers. On her birthday. 700 00:55:38,156 --> 00:55:40,090 Of course. Her birthday. When is it? 701 00:55:40,668 --> 00:55:43,398 - Halloween. - Halloween? 702 00:55:44,505 --> 00:55:48,441 - People are born on Halloween. - It works out perfectly, Mother. 703 00:55:48,509 --> 00:55:51,740 It'll tie in with our housewarming. We could have a ceremony. 704 00:55:51,813 --> 00:55:55,749 You know, candles, a simple bouquet, her lovely painting above. 705 00:55:55,817 --> 00:55:59,844 - Probably by Sargent. Maybe Whistler. - Sounds too good to be true. 706 00:56:15,518 --> 00:56:17,645 - Good morning, Mrs. Carey. - Good morning. 707 00:56:17,720 --> 00:56:20,814 This is Charles Bryant. He's to be our new school teacher. 708 00:56:20,890 --> 00:56:24,417 - Mrs. Carey. - We've been expecting you, Mr. Bryant. 709 00:56:24,494 --> 00:56:27,691 You seem very young to be undertaking such a chore. 710 00:56:27,764 --> 00:56:31,700 - He's just out of college. - Oh, I love his name. 711 00:56:31,768 --> 00:56:36,137 Charles Bryant. So dignified! 712 00:56:36,206 --> 00:56:40,336 - He looks young to be a teacher. - Isn't he handsome? 713 00:56:40,410 --> 00:56:44,972 Aren't you sorry now you finished that elegant finishing school? 714 00:56:46,783 --> 00:56:51,049 It might be the gracious thing to do if we asked him to tea some time. 715 00:56:51,120 --> 00:56:55,921 Julia, that's an inspiration! How about today for refreshments on the lawn? 716 00:56:55,992 --> 00:56:58,961 - Well, maybe a small affair. - Yes. 717 00:56:59,028 --> 00:57:02,225 Oh, we'd better ask some others so it's not too obvious. 718 00:57:02,298 --> 00:57:03,925 But we'll start with him. 719 00:57:04,000 --> 00:57:07,401 We needed new faces. New ideas. And laughter. 720 00:57:07,470 --> 00:57:10,496 Mr. Lord forgets what Beulah has given the Careys. 721 00:57:10,573 --> 00:57:12,700 - A new life. - Oh, thank you. 722 00:57:13,509 --> 00:57:15,636 Oh... 723 00:57:15,712 --> 00:57:19,910 Here are two more Careys. Young ladies, I'd like you to meet Mr. Bryant. 724 00:57:19,983 --> 00:57:21,951 He'll be your new teacher this fall. 725 00:57:22,018 --> 00:57:25,044 - How do you do? - Oh, Mr. Lord, you've forgotten. 726 00:57:25,121 --> 00:57:27,146 I finished at Miss Somerville's. 727 00:57:27,223 --> 00:57:31,159 Then, Charles, may I present Miss Nancy Carey 728 00:57:31,227 --> 00:57:33,821 and dear old Miss Julia Carey. 729 00:57:34,764 --> 00:57:37,824 - My pleasure, young ladies. - Excuse me. 730 00:57:39,969 --> 00:57:42,062 Oh... 731 00:57:42,906 --> 00:57:46,865 Mr. Bryant, my cousin Julia and I are having a little afternoon thing. 732 00:57:46,943 --> 00:57:49,377 - Affair. - Affair today. 733 00:57:49,445 --> 00:57:51,845 - We do hope you'll be able to show up. - Attend. 734 00:57:51,915 --> 00:57:55,282 Attend. And get acquainted with everybody. 735 00:57:55,351 --> 00:57:58,047 - The thing's spur of the moment... - Impromptu. 736 00:57:58,121 --> 00:57:59,986 Impromptu thing. Affair. 737 00:58:00,056 --> 00:58:02,422 And we do hope you'll be able to come. 738 00:58:02,492 --> 00:58:05,461 Of course we hope that everyone will be able to come. 739 00:58:05,528 --> 00:58:07,359 But first, will you? 740 00:58:07,430 --> 00:58:10,957 - Oh, yes. I'd be delighted. - Oh! 741 00:58:12,602 --> 00:58:14,570 Oh. Julia. 742 00:58:18,975 --> 00:58:23,776 Is it all right if Julia and I invite a few friends to the house this afternoon? 743 00:58:23,846 --> 00:58:26,713 Why, I don't see why not, dear. 744 00:58:26,783 --> 00:58:30,549 Oh, good. We'd have died if you said no 'cause we've already invited him. 745 00:58:30,620 --> 00:58:32,918 Him? 746 00:58:36,259 --> 00:58:40,218 Nancy and Julia have invited friends for a lawn party this afternoon. 747 00:58:40,296 --> 00:58:42,163 - Will you be sure to come? 748 00:58:46,530 --> 00:58:49,260 Where's the cake knife? Where are all the napkins? 749 00:58:49,333 --> 00:58:53,827 - And where's Julia? - Upstairs in her room. Primping. 750 00:58:53,904 --> 00:58:58,568 Oh, charming. "We'll give a little social affair. We'll invite..." 751 00:58:58,642 --> 00:59:00,610 Oh! Here he comes! 752 00:59:05,916 --> 00:59:07,975 - Mr. Bryant! - Oh! Miss Nancy! 753 00:59:08,052 --> 00:59:10,885 You must be exhausted, peddling all the way from town. 754 00:59:10,955 --> 00:59:12,684 Oh, it keeps me in condition. 755 00:59:12,757 --> 00:59:15,851 All the same, I think you could use a nice glass of lemonade. 756 00:59:15,926 --> 00:59:18,087 Oh, that sounds great. 757 00:59:19,597 --> 00:59:22,623 I couldn't help noticing your Phi Beta Kappa key. 758 00:59:22,700 --> 00:59:24,793 You must be terribly proud of it. 759 00:59:24,869 --> 00:59:27,099 Oh, well, they're really quite common. 760 00:59:27,171 --> 00:59:29,366 They're unique in Beulah. 761 00:59:31,842 --> 00:59:35,744 I do hope you don't find yourself in an intellectual desert here, Mr. Bryant. 762 00:59:35,813 --> 00:59:39,305 Ice cream, Gilly. Without anyone really to talk to, I mean. 763 00:59:39,383 --> 00:59:42,375 - What did you major in, Mr Bryant? - English Lit, but I... 764 00:59:42,453 --> 00:59:45,354 Oh, literature! I love it! Poetry. 765 00:59:45,422 --> 00:59:49,791 "This is the forest primeval, the murmuring pines and the hemlocks..." 766 00:59:49,860 --> 00:59:52,328 - Here. - Two scoops. 767 00:59:52,396 --> 00:59:55,160 Ah... Oh. No napkins. I'll get them. 768 00:59:57,201 --> 01:00:00,637 - Mr. Bryant? - Oh. Thank you. 769 01:00:13,617 --> 01:00:17,348 You're rather late arriving at the little affair we are giving. 770 01:00:17,421 --> 01:00:20,356 Dear Nancy, you look so hot and exhausted. 771 01:00:20,424 --> 01:00:23,120 Bathe your face and run a comb through your hair. 772 01:00:23,194 --> 01:00:25,992 - I've been working. - That's what I mean. 773 01:00:26,063 --> 01:00:28,054 You look it. 774 01:00:36,807 --> 01:00:40,834 Oh, Mr. Bryant, you shouldn't be standing out here in this hot sun. 775 01:00:45,049 --> 01:00:47,916 I think we can find some shade. 776 01:00:47,985 --> 01:00:50,078 Shade sounds great. 777 01:00:53,257 --> 01:00:55,054 Oh! 778 01:01:01,131 --> 01:01:03,156 - Oh, Nancy. - Osh. 779 01:01:03,234 --> 01:01:06,567 I've just remembered where old Mrs. Hamilton's picture was hid. 780 01:01:06,637 --> 01:01:10,869 - Oh, where is she? - Since I mislaid Mr. Hamilton's letter, 781 01:01:10,941 --> 01:01:13,205 I ain't been able to sleep nights. 782 01:01:13,277 --> 01:01:16,178 Then driving over here, it came to me like a ray of light. 783 01:01:17,648 --> 01:01:19,707 She's in there! 784 01:01:19,783 --> 01:01:23,310 - In the Dutch oven? - Just like the letter said. 785 01:01:24,321 --> 01:01:29,452 - Funny place to put your mother. - The Dutch oven is cool and dry. 786 01:01:29,526 --> 01:01:33,553 Wouldn't have harmed the old lady if she'd been put in there alive. 787 01:01:33,631 --> 01:01:35,826 You'll be out soon! 788 01:01:37,835 --> 01:01:40,804 A dear little gold football. 789 01:01:42,139 --> 01:01:44,607 And to think that you won it! 790 01:01:45,843 --> 01:01:48,175 Please tell me all about it. 791 01:01:49,446 --> 01:01:52,574 Oh, that was the game when Dartmouth fumbled on our... 792 01:01:52,650 --> 01:01:54,982 Well, I wondered where everybody was. 793 01:01:55,052 --> 01:01:59,011 What do you have there, Julia? A football! 794 01:01:59,723 --> 01:02:05,161 "Brown University. Charles Bryant." Brown... 795 01:02:07,698 --> 01:02:11,691 You must be Bandy Bryant! I've seen you play! 796 01:02:11,769 --> 01:02:15,398 You retrieved the ball on the five-yard line, ran 90... 797 01:02:15,472 --> 01:02:17,940 He knows what he did, Nancy. 798 01:02:18,008 --> 01:02:23,071 I like to relive it. It was a glorious moment in the great American scene. 799 01:02:25,616 --> 01:02:29,052 - Mr. Bryant... - Here we have a renowned athlete 800 01:02:29,119 --> 01:02:30,484 sitting under a tree! 801 01:02:30,554 --> 01:02:33,216 You're probably dying to be batting at something. 802 01:02:33,290 --> 01:02:36,418 - Oh, well, I... - I don't play football 803 01:02:36,493 --> 01:02:39,326 but how about a game of croquet? 804 01:02:40,864 --> 01:02:42,491 Fine. 805 01:02:47,838 --> 01:02:50,033 I can't wait till school begins. 806 01:02:50,107 --> 01:02:52,940 I shall be taking literature. 807 01:02:57,147 --> 01:02:59,707 - I have another turn now, Mr. Bryant? - Yes. 808 01:03:01,251 --> 01:03:03,515 I think I'll try for Julia. 809 01:03:15,466 --> 01:03:18,094 - Your turn, Miss Julia. - Oh... 810 01:03:19,870 --> 01:03:23,704 Oh, dear. Nancy's so athletic. 811 01:03:27,745 --> 01:03:30,213 - What am I doing wrong? - May I? 812 01:03:32,883 --> 01:03:35,249 Put that hand there. That one there. 813 01:03:35,319 --> 01:03:38,846 Now you have a good chance to knock me away from the wicket. 814 01:03:38,922 --> 01:03:41,186 Oh, I couldn't do that! 815 01:03:41,258 --> 01:03:44,489 It's part of the game. Hit him! 816 01:03:47,097 --> 01:03:49,190 No, no. 817 01:03:49,266 --> 01:03:51,097 Like this. 818 01:03:51,168 --> 01:03:52,863 That's right. 819 01:03:54,671 --> 01:03:57,902 Oh, I really can't hit you, Mr. Bryant. 820 01:03:57,975 --> 01:04:01,240 Oh, for the love of Pete, it's part of the game. 821 01:04:01,311 --> 01:04:03,279 Is it? 822 01:04:12,156 --> 01:04:15,683 Nice shot, Miss Julia... if a little out of bounds. 823 01:05:17,988 --> 01:05:19,819 I won! 824 01:05:22,993 --> 01:05:24,392 I won? 825 01:05:27,170 --> 01:05:30,765 Well, after all the time she took primping! 826 01:05:30,840 --> 01:05:34,640 She could have at least hung up her clothes. 827 01:05:34,711 --> 01:05:38,670 What does she think she is? A guest in this house or something? 828 01:05:41,150 --> 01:05:46,053 ♪ Hold your hand and steal a kiss or two ♪ 829 01:05:46,789 --> 01:05:49,121 Oh, I thought you'd be in bed. 830 01:05:51,694 --> 01:05:53,889 With your stuff piled all over it? 831 01:05:54,964 --> 01:05:58,161 - You left this place like a pigsty. - Did I? 832 01:05:59,535 --> 01:06:02,663 Oh, you know, there's nothing like a college man. 833 01:06:04,807 --> 01:06:07,605 Oh, I do hope you and your mother will scrape and save 834 01:06:07,677 --> 01:06:09,872 to get Gilly into a good college. 835 01:06:09,946 --> 01:06:13,245 Give one member of this family a chance to amount to something. 836 01:06:15,351 --> 01:06:17,751 - What did you say? - I said... 837 01:06:17,820 --> 01:06:19,287 I heard you. 838 01:06:19,355 --> 01:06:22,188 I want you to know, Julia Carey, you make me sick. 839 01:06:22,258 --> 01:06:27,753 I'm sick of Gladys Ferguson's clothes and her French maid and her lace and... 840 01:06:27,830 --> 01:06:31,061 I'm just sick of all that blah blah blah about the Fergusons. 841 01:06:31,134 --> 01:06:34,501 Oh, that's right. Tear my dress. Pull the buttons right off. 842 01:06:34,570 --> 01:06:36,561 It's only imported. 843 01:06:37,273 --> 01:06:39,537 Oh, you're very imported. 844 01:06:39,609 --> 01:06:42,635 But I'm tired of doing your share and picking up after you. 845 01:06:42,712 --> 01:06:45,613 - Don't pick up after me. - I won't. 846 01:06:53,289 --> 01:06:59,159 Imported chemise. French silk. Handmade shirt waist. English Lisle. 847 01:06:59,228 --> 01:07:03,858 Crepe de Chine drawers. No, they weren't over there, they were over there. 848 01:07:03,933 --> 01:07:06,663 Oh, I know what's wrong with you. You're jealous. 849 01:07:07,370 --> 01:07:10,965 Jealous? Me, jealous? Oh! 850 01:07:11,040 --> 01:07:12,701 Why yes, because of Charles. 851 01:07:14,043 --> 01:07:16,477 Oh, so it's "Charles" now, is it? 852 01:07:23,353 --> 01:07:27,084 "Oh, Mr. Bryant. I couldn't hit your croquet ball." 853 01:07:27,156 --> 01:07:29,021 "I'm too weak and dainty." 854 01:07:29,092 --> 01:07:34,428 "But I might take a weensy push at Big Jim Jeffries-Nancy Carey's ball." 855 01:07:35,098 --> 01:07:36,087 Whack! 856 01:07:36,165 --> 01:07:40,864 "Mercy! I only sent her 100 yards, but I couldn't hit you." 857 01:07:40,937 --> 01:07:42,063 Hilarious. 858 01:07:42,138 --> 01:07:44,800 If you knew how you look pretending to be dumb. 859 01:07:44,874 --> 01:07:46,808 - I am dumb. - Oh, no, you're not. 860 01:07:46,876 --> 01:07:49,037 - I am so. - Ha, ha. 861 01:07:49,112 --> 01:07:51,342 Oh, I can see it's no use trying to talk to you. 862 01:07:51,414 --> 01:07:55,407 You're a child, a jealous child, growing up like a hoodlum. 863 01:07:55,485 --> 01:07:57,715 The Fergusons might make a lady of you. 864 01:07:57,787 --> 01:08:00,915 - My mother hasn't? - She hasn't succeeded. 865 01:08:00,990 --> 01:08:04,892 Why don't you go back to the Fergusons? They're so wonderful. 866 01:08:04,961 --> 01:08:08,453 Oh, sure. They dumped you here with us. They didn't care. 867 01:08:08,531 --> 01:08:10,590 George Ferguson only raised you 868 01:08:10,666 --> 01:08:14,602 'cause he felt guilty when he lost all your father's money. 869 01:08:14,670 --> 01:08:18,162 If he hadn't lost my father's money, my mother might have a French maid 870 01:08:18,241 --> 01:08:21,540 and I could have imported dresses and Gilly go to college. 871 01:08:21,611 --> 01:08:25,274 - I don't believe you. - Oh, Julia! 872 01:08:26,382 --> 01:08:28,213 I'm sorry. I... 873 01:08:34,657 --> 01:08:38,650 Aunt Margaret! Is what Nancy told me true? 874 01:08:38,728 --> 01:08:41,856 - What's the matter? - Mother, I've done a terrible thing. 875 01:08:41,931 --> 01:08:44,195 I was mad at her and it just slipped out. 876 01:08:44,267 --> 01:08:46,258 Tell her what you said. 877 01:08:48,438 --> 01:08:50,963 Oh, Mother, you know what I said. 878 01:08:51,040 --> 01:08:53,804 Nancy, how could you? 879 01:08:54,610 --> 01:08:55,838 Julia, really, I... 880 01:08:55,912 --> 01:08:59,109 No matter what Nancy says, the Fergusons love me. 881 01:08:59,182 --> 01:09:01,650 Of course they do. 882 01:09:02,318 --> 01:09:04,752 And we love you too, Julia. 883 01:09:07,323 --> 01:09:11,054 And, dear, I've had a letter from George Ferguson. 884 01:09:11,694 --> 01:09:14,527 He writes that his affairs are looking brighter now, 885 01:09:14,597 --> 01:09:17,031 and they're ready to take you back. 886 01:09:20,336 --> 01:09:21,928 Take me back? 887 01:09:22,004 --> 01:09:23,995 I've put off telling you 888 01:09:24,073 --> 01:09:29,101 because I hoped you'd care for us as much as we care for you. 889 01:09:29,745 --> 01:09:31,736 But it has to be your choice. 890 01:09:31,814 --> 01:09:34,180 Oh, please choose us, Julia. 891 01:09:38,921 --> 01:09:40,980 I do. 892 01:09:41,057 --> 01:09:43,048 Oh, Aunt Margaret. 893 01:09:44,293 --> 01:09:47,729 I don't want to go back! I'm happy here. 894 01:09:47,797 --> 01:09:51,096 - Please let me stay. - Please, Mother. 895 01:09:51,801 --> 01:09:53,530 Oh, of course. 896 01:09:57,640 --> 01:10:00,541 - Oh, Nancy! - Julia. 897 01:10:00,610 --> 01:10:02,009 It's all been my fault. 898 01:10:02,078 --> 01:10:06,037 I'll do my share and I'll never mention the Fergusons again. 899 01:10:06,115 --> 01:10:10,211 Oh, and my dresses. They weren't imported. I made them myself. 900 01:10:10,286 --> 01:10:11,719 You did? 901 01:10:11,787 --> 01:10:16,850 If I do all the dishes, will you help me with my dress for the housewarming? 902 01:10:16,926 --> 01:10:19,861 When it comes to sewing, I'm all thumbs. 903 01:10:19,929 --> 01:10:23,524 I have the most wonderful book of patterns. Gladys Fer... 904 01:10:23,599 --> 01:10:26,693 I mean, it's from Paris. The latest styles. 905 01:10:26,769 --> 01:10:28,896 Really? A Paris gown! 906 01:10:31,474 --> 01:10:34,102 Good night... sisters. 907 01:10:36,579 --> 01:10:39,377 That's the best one you've done. 908 01:10:41,617 --> 01:10:44,450 Who are you bringing to the dance tonight, Dig? 909 01:10:44,520 --> 01:10:49,389 - Opal. - Opal? I never heard of her. 910 01:10:49,458 --> 01:10:54,691 - Must be one of your city girls. - She lives on the other side of Beulah. 911 01:10:54,764 --> 01:10:58,757 I've known her since about the first grade. 912 01:10:58,834 --> 01:11:02,565 Funny thing. I always used to think she was kinda clunky. 913 01:11:02,638 --> 01:11:06,233 Till I met some of those city girls. You can have 'em. 914 01:11:10,713 --> 01:11:14,171 Gee, Dig. You liked the city, didn't you? 915 01:11:14,250 --> 01:11:18,914 Well, it's like Pa always says. The city is all right for city folks. 916 01:11:18,988 --> 01:11:22,446 Second night I was there, I wished I was back in Beulah. 917 01:11:23,659 --> 01:11:25,559 Why? 918 01:11:25,628 --> 01:11:28,062 I was walking along the streets 919 01:11:28,130 --> 01:11:30,963 and all these people were rushing by me. 920 01:11:31,033 --> 01:11:34,264 And they looked like... like ants. 921 01:11:34,337 --> 01:11:39,639 I could no more talk to one of them than I could talk to an ant. 922 01:11:41,644 --> 01:11:43,669 Well, it's great you're home. 923 01:11:45,348 --> 01:11:48,784 I guess you'll be wanting your job back, driving the truck. 924 01:11:49,719 --> 01:11:53,348 No, I got a good offer to work down at the sawmill. 925 01:11:53,422 --> 01:11:56,016 So the job's still yours. 926 01:11:56,092 --> 01:11:58,083 Gee, thanks! 927 01:11:58,961 --> 01:12:02,362 Well, we'd better be getting the rest of that stuff up here. 928 01:12:04,467 --> 01:12:07,265 I remember, the night before I left... 929 01:12:08,471 --> 01:12:14,068 I was talking to Pa about wanting to see city lights and the gals and all. 930 01:12:14,143 --> 01:12:16,236 You know what he said to me? 931 01:12:18,714 --> 01:12:23,549 Pa said, "'Mid pleasures and palaces, 932 01:12:23,619 --> 01:12:25,712 wherever you may roam, 933 01:12:25,788 --> 01:12:29,280 be it ever so humble, there's no place like home." 934 01:12:29,959 --> 01:12:33,122 - He sang it? - No, he said it. 935 01:12:33,896 --> 01:12:36,194 He made it right up. 936 01:12:37,566 --> 01:12:42,697 You know, Gil, if Pa had felt like it, he would have made a great poet. 937 01:12:44,040 --> 01:12:45,837 Yeah. 938 01:12:55,418 --> 01:12:57,443 Peter! No! 939 01:12:59,021 --> 01:13:01,717 I was just trying to see what Mrs. Hamilton looks like. 940 01:13:01,791 --> 01:13:05,750 Not till tonight at the ceremony, as we promised Osh. 941 01:13:05,828 --> 01:13:09,924 Where are those girls? Don't they realize we have a million things to do? 942 01:13:09,999 --> 01:13:12,331 You go back and carve your pumpkin. 943 01:13:14,437 --> 01:13:16,871 I wish I was dead! 944 01:13:16,939 --> 01:13:19,635 Lallie Joy, why do you wish you were dead? 945 01:13:21,143 --> 01:13:24,237 - Look at it! - Oh, my goodness! 946 01:13:24,313 --> 01:13:27,714 - Lallie Joy! - Where did you dig that up? 947 01:13:28,751 --> 01:13:32,585 Ma made it. I'll just die if I have to wear it to the party. 948 01:13:32,655 --> 01:13:37,558 Oh, it's not so bad. We'll just make a few changes and it'll be all right. 949 01:13:37,626 --> 01:13:41,027 - Sure. - You don't need this. 950 01:13:41,097 --> 01:13:43,497 Right. Get rid of these. 951 01:13:43,566 --> 01:13:46,831 - That's all too... - Oh! My chest shows! 952 01:13:46,902 --> 01:13:49,336 Too bunchy here. 953 01:13:49,405 --> 01:13:52,272 - All right. Out of it. - Oh, there's nothing to it. 954 01:13:52,341 --> 01:13:55,401 We'll just have to start all over again, that's all. 955 01:13:55,478 --> 01:13:58,504 Oh, my dress! What will Ma say? 956 01:13:58,581 --> 01:14:02,677 Oh, don't worry about the dress. It's what's inside that counts. 957 01:14:04,220 --> 01:14:08,350 ♪ You must walk feminine, talk feminine 958 01:14:08,424 --> 01:14:11,518 ♪ Smile and beguile feminine 959 01:14:11,594 --> 01:14:14,222 ♪ Utilize your femininity 960 01:14:14,830 --> 01:14:17,924 ♪ That's what every girl should know 961 01:14:18,000 --> 01:14:21,663 ♪ If she wants to catch a beau... 962 01:14:21,737 --> 01:14:23,796 I just want Gilly. 963 01:14:25,841 --> 01:14:28,833 ♪ Dance feminine, glance feminine 964 01:14:28,911 --> 01:14:32,142 ♪ Act shy and sigh feminine 965 01:14:32,214 --> 01:14:35,342 ♪ Compliment his masculinity 966 01:14:35,417 --> 01:14:38,580 ♪ That's what every girl should know 967 01:14:38,654 --> 01:14:41,054 ♪ If she wants to catch a beau... 968 01:14:41,123 --> 01:14:42,852 You're bobbling too much! 969 01:14:42,925 --> 01:14:46,486 ♪ Let him do the talking 970 01:14:46,562 --> 01:14:49,395 ♪ Men adore good listeners 971 01:14:49,465 --> 01:14:55,404 ♪ Laugh but not loudly, ha-ha, if he should choose to tell a joke 972 01:14:55,471 --> 01:14:59,237 - ♪ Be radiant - ♪ But delicate 973 01:14:59,308 --> 01:15:02,175 ♪ Memorize the rules of etiquette 974 01:15:02,244 --> 01:15:05,645 ♪ Be demure, sweet and pure 975 01:15:05,714 --> 01:15:08,012 ♪ Hide the real you 976 01:15:08,083 --> 01:15:12,281 ♪ You must look feminine, dress feminine 977 01:15:12,354 --> 01:15:15,585 ♪ You're at your best feminine 978 01:15:15,658 --> 01:15:18,718 ♪ Emphasize your femininity 979 01:15:18,794 --> 01:15:21,820 ♪ That's what every girl should know 980 01:15:21,897 --> 01:15:25,060 ♪ Femininity, femininity 981 01:15:25,134 --> 01:15:27,796 ♪ That's the way to catch a beau... ♪ 982 01:15:35,344 --> 01:15:37,676 - Nancy! - Coming, Mother. 983 01:15:39,548 --> 01:15:44,508 ♪ Dance feminine, one, two, three, glance feminine, one, two, three 984 01:15:44,587 --> 01:15:46,987 Knees together, now watch your feet. 985 01:15:47,056 --> 01:15:49,047 You're not a duck! 986 01:15:50,860 --> 01:15:53,920 Oh, Gilly, why don't you look where you're going? 987 01:15:53,996 --> 01:15:56,624 I'm sorry. I suppose I should have been looking. 988 01:15:56,699 --> 01:15:58,724 Oh, I thought you were my brother, Gilly. 989 01:15:58,801 --> 01:16:01,031 I hope I'm not intruding on anything. 990 01:16:01,103 --> 01:16:03,128 Oh, no. No. 991 01:16:03,205 --> 01:16:06,402 You see, we're having a party tonight in the barn. 992 01:16:06,475 --> 01:16:09,239 Paying a tribute to Mr. Hamilton's dear old mother. 993 01:16:09,311 --> 01:16:10,778 Oh. 994 01:16:10,846 --> 01:16:13,508 It's the least we could do. He owns the place. 995 01:16:13,582 --> 01:16:15,675 Oh, he does? 996 01:16:15,751 --> 01:16:18,584 Mm. Not that he ever cared much about it. 997 01:16:18,654 --> 01:16:22,181 You should have seen the mess it was in before we took over. 998 01:16:22,258 --> 01:16:25,284 - Took over? - From Mr. Hamilton. 999 01:16:25,361 --> 01:16:28,922 He gave us carte blanche, so this is a housewarming. 1000 01:16:28,998 --> 01:16:32,695 - A huge affair. Everyone's coming. - Nancy! 1001 01:16:32,768 --> 01:16:36,329 - Right there, Mother. - Well, I mustn't keep you. 1002 01:16:38,274 --> 01:16:40,834 I don't suppose you're stopping over in Beulah. 1003 01:16:40,910 --> 01:16:44,539 - Well, I hadn't... - I guess not. It's just a little town. 1004 01:16:44,613 --> 01:16:47,582 - Nancy. - I think someone's calling you. 1005 01:16:47,650 --> 01:16:49,641 Careful of the wheel. 1006 01:16:56,926 --> 01:16:59,121 About this thing tonight. It's open house. 1007 01:16:59,194 --> 01:17:01,662 Terribly open. To anyone who wants to come. 1008 01:17:01,730 --> 01:17:04,130 Friends, acquaintances, total strangers. 1009 01:17:04,199 --> 01:17:06,759 It should be a very interesting party. Have fun. 1010 01:17:06,835 --> 01:17:08,564 - Bye. - Bye. 1011 01:17:17,680 --> 01:17:22,014 Nancy! For the last time, we're waiting for all those things. 1012 01:17:47,109 --> 01:17:49,600 - Ahem. - Be with you in a minute. 1013 01:17:49,678 --> 01:17:51,805 Quite all right. Thank you. 1014 01:17:51,880 --> 01:17:54,314 Important letter to a friend of mine. 1015 01:17:55,818 --> 01:17:57,809 Rich property owner here. 1016 01:17:58,954 --> 01:18:01,013 He lives in China. 1017 01:18:02,424 --> 01:18:06,019 Leaves me in complete charge of his affairs. 1018 01:18:06,095 --> 01:18:08,086 Big responsibility. 1019 01:18:09,231 --> 01:18:11,756 I've got to get this here off to Mr. Hamilton. 1020 01:18:13,002 --> 01:18:14,993 Then I'll take it. 1021 01:18:17,706 --> 01:18:21,403 Tom Hamilton? Well, I didn't know you for a minute. 1022 01:18:25,047 --> 01:18:29,245 Well. Didn't know you was coming back. You gave me quite a shock. 1023 01:18:29,985 --> 01:18:33,512 Thank you. Um... I just drove by the yellow house. 1024 01:18:33,589 --> 01:18:35,921 There's some people out there. 1025 01:18:35,991 --> 01:18:38,960 Yes. Lovely folks by the name of Carey has been living there. 1026 01:18:39,028 --> 01:18:41,656 I see. How long have they been living there, Osh? 1027 01:18:42,084 --> 01:18:44,392 Well, not long, as you figure time. 1028 01:18:44,466 --> 01:18:46,593 Wonderful folks, the Careys. 1029 01:18:46,668 --> 01:18:49,330 They put in a new chain pump for that old wooden one. 1030 01:18:49,405 --> 01:18:52,169 Who gave them permissión to live there? 1031 01:18:52,241 --> 01:18:55,039 - You did. - I did? 1032 01:18:55,110 --> 01:18:57,840 I've never even heard of them. Nobody asked me. 1033 01:18:57,913 --> 01:19:00,473 - Why didn't you write? - Well, I did. 1034 01:19:03,052 --> 01:19:05,316 Yes, sir. I did. 1035 01:19:05,387 --> 01:19:06,854 I wrote you every week 1036 01:19:06,922 --> 01:19:10,380 and kept you abreast of everything that was happening. 1037 01:19:10,459 --> 01:19:13,326 - I didn't get any letters. - That's right. 1038 01:19:13,395 --> 01:19:16,455 You see, I didn't mail them. 1039 01:19:16,532 --> 01:19:18,432 Popham, what's going on? 1040 01:19:18,500 --> 01:19:20,695 Now just wait. Just hear me out. 1041 01:19:20,769 --> 01:19:24,136 You see, I didn't know how you'd take the situation 1042 01:19:24,206 --> 01:19:27,733 and here was these nice folks that needed a house 1043 01:19:27,810 --> 01:19:33,214 and they fell plum in love with yours and I let them have it. 1044 01:19:33,693 --> 01:19:35,716 I wrote you all about it. 1045 01:19:36,819 --> 01:19:41,085 Put 'em up here, where Mariah wasn't likely to look. 1046 01:19:42,157 --> 01:19:45,684 Here they are. The lot of them. 1047 01:19:45,761 --> 01:19:50,721 The ones I wrote and the ones that Nancy Carey wrote you. Hers are on top. 1048 01:19:50,799 --> 01:19:55,532 I wrote you because Mariah was nagging me to get your permissión. 1049 01:19:55,604 --> 01:19:58,937 Nancy wrote hers from a grateful young heart. 1050 01:20:00,275 --> 01:20:04,769 I hope you read hers before you make up your mind what you've got to do. 1051 01:20:27,336 --> 01:20:29,327 Who's that, Mr. Popham? 1052 01:20:30,539 --> 01:20:35,033 Mariah, for once in your life, pray for a silver lining. 1053 01:20:44,953 --> 01:20:47,251 Mother, must I? 1054 01:20:47,322 --> 01:20:49,222 Yes, Gilly, you must. 1055 01:20:49,291 --> 01:20:50,986 Osh has been our true friend 1056 01:20:51,059 --> 01:20:55,655 and he was pleased when he learned you'd be Lallie Joy's partner tonight. 1057 01:20:55,731 --> 01:20:58,461 Lallie Joy, Gilly's waiting. 1058 01:21:01,236 --> 01:21:04,637 - Remember now. Walk feminine. - Talk feminine. 1059 01:21:06,108 --> 01:21:07,405 Go on! 1060 01:21:38,974 --> 01:21:41,033 Good evening, Gilly. 1061 01:21:48,817 --> 01:21:51,012 - Good evening, Mr. Bryant. - Lallie Joy. 1062 01:21:53,989 --> 01:21:55,923 - Good evening, Charles. - Mrs. Carey. 1063 01:21:55,991 --> 01:21:59,188 - Won't you come in? - Charles! How's my hair? 1064 01:21:59,261 --> 01:22:01,354 - Fine. - Well, how do I look? 1065 01:22:01,430 --> 01:22:03,830 Fine. But you said you should keep a man waiting. 1066 01:22:03,899 --> 01:22:09,269 Oh, did I say that? Nancy, dear, you'll understand some day. 1067 01:22:09,338 --> 01:22:11,602 You've got plenty of time. 1068 01:22:21,550 --> 01:22:26,317 - I didn't think you'd even be ready. - I'll never keep you waiting, Charles. 1069 01:22:41,970 --> 01:22:47,101 - Hi, Julia. Opal, this is Julia. - How do you do, Julia? 1070 01:22:47,175 --> 01:22:49,473 Hello, Mr. Bryant. 1071 01:22:49,544 --> 01:22:53,344 No use standing around out here. Party's inside. 1072 01:23:01,256 --> 01:23:05,124 Nancy? Nancy? Everyone's over at the barn. 1073 01:23:05,193 --> 01:23:08,526 These slippers, Mother. I told you they'd be too big. 1074 01:23:09,431 --> 01:23:11,797 Well, I'd hoped you'd grow into them. 1075 01:23:11,867 --> 01:23:14,358 Oh, Mother, you still think of me as a child. 1076 01:23:15,304 --> 01:23:17,829 I suppose I do. 1077 01:23:17,906 --> 01:23:20,238 Anyway, your guests are waiting. 1078 01:23:20,309 --> 01:23:22,209 A fine little fixer I am. 1079 01:23:22,277 --> 01:23:26,145 Everybody has somebody. Not me, though. 1080 01:23:26,214 --> 01:23:28,648 Not me. Uh... not I. 1081 01:23:28,984 --> 01:23:31,578 There are plenty of young people. You can join them. 1082 01:23:31,653 --> 01:23:33,518 Join? 1083 01:23:33,588 --> 01:23:36,022 It isn't the same thing, Mother. 1084 01:23:36,091 --> 01:23:39,185 I wouldn't have minded a year ago. Even a month. 1085 01:23:40,262 --> 01:23:42,753 But... I don't know. 1086 01:23:42,831 --> 01:23:46,790 Somehow, I just have a different feeling, that's all. 1087 01:23:46,868 --> 01:23:50,668 Well, if you don't want to go in alone, I'll send Gilly over. 1088 01:23:50,739 --> 01:23:53,936 Mother! Gilly's a relative. 1089 01:23:54,009 --> 01:23:57,172 I couldn't go into the ballroom with a relative. 1090 01:23:57,245 --> 01:24:01,807 No, I must go alone. I must do it alone. 1091 01:24:01,883 --> 01:24:04,010 Well, if you're sure. 1092 01:24:04,086 --> 01:24:06,316 Florence Nightingale. The Crimea. 1093 01:24:06,388 --> 01:24:09,084 Joan of Arc. Maid of Orleans. 1094 01:24:09,157 --> 01:24:11,318 Mrs. Pankhurst. Votes for women. 1095 01:24:12,327 --> 01:24:15,524 Don't take too long deciding which one you want to be. 1096 01:24:19,768 --> 01:24:21,895 Chin up. 1097 01:24:21,970 --> 01:24:23,961 Smiling, the boy fell dead. 1098 01:24:24,039 --> 01:24:27,497 Boy?! Oh, no, never! 1099 01:24:27,576 --> 01:24:29,976 I'd much rather... 1100 01:24:30,045 --> 01:24:33,071 ♪ Walk feminine, talk feminine 1101 01:24:33,148 --> 01:24:36,948 ♪ Smile and beguile feminine... ♪ 1102 01:25:06,615 --> 01:25:08,845 Oh, allow me, please. 1103 01:25:15,290 --> 01:25:17,485 I brought along a friend of mine, Nancy. 1104 01:25:17,559 --> 01:25:20,050 - I don't think you know Tom... - Oh, we've met. 1105 01:25:22,297 --> 01:25:25,494 I decided I couldn't afford to miss this party. 1106 01:25:25,567 --> 01:25:28,968 Should be a very um... interesting evening. 1107 01:25:32,140 --> 01:25:37,271 Well, to think that you know Osh Popham, the most remarkable human being. 1108 01:25:37,345 --> 01:25:38,972 Fairy godfather. 1109 01:25:39,047 --> 01:25:42,210 If it hadn't been for him, we wouldn't be in this lovely house. 1110 01:25:42,284 --> 01:25:45,082 I don't think Mr. Popham told me the whole story. 1111 01:25:45,153 --> 01:25:48,281 Oh, I know. He's so modest. Self-effacing. 1112 01:25:48,356 --> 01:25:50,620 So I'll start at the beginning. 1113 01:25:52,427 --> 01:25:54,361 Where was I? Oh, yes, I remember. 1114 01:25:55,964 --> 01:25:58,762 Well, it was Osh, Osh, Osh, from the very start. 1115 01:25:58,834 --> 01:26:01,735 From the first moment we arrived... 1116 01:26:30,332 --> 01:26:33,267 - Evening, Clove. - Well, evening, cousin. 1117 01:26:34,569 --> 01:26:38,835 Say, you're looking worse than I ever seen you. 1118 01:26:38,907 --> 01:26:41,171 I am worse. I'm horrible. 1119 01:26:41,243 --> 01:26:45,339 Well, that's not a fit mood for you to be in for a party. 1120 01:26:45,413 --> 01:26:49,008 I've got some nice applejack here. 1121 01:26:49,084 --> 01:26:51,109 This will fix you up fine. 1122 01:26:52,420 --> 01:26:56,379 There now. Take a swig of this. 1123 01:26:57,926 --> 01:27:02,625 Pull you right out of yourself. Here's to the state of Maine. 1124 01:27:06,701 --> 01:27:09,670 Good evening. How are you? 1125 01:27:09,738 --> 01:27:14,641 Nice to have you with us. Digby. Lallie Joy. 1126 01:27:14,709 --> 01:27:17,872 Oh, there's dear Osh. 1127 01:27:17,946 --> 01:27:19,937 - Who's that? - I never saw him before. 1128 01:27:20,015 --> 01:27:21,983 City fella. 1129 01:27:24,452 --> 01:27:28,047 Osh. You two stay together. It's time for Mother to start the ceremonies. 1130 01:27:29,958 --> 01:27:32,392 Oh, yes. The ceremonies. 1131 01:27:32,460 --> 01:27:34,928 It won't amount to much. It'll be kind of dull. 1132 01:27:35,630 --> 01:27:37,723 - Like to go out for a smoke? - No. 1133 01:27:39,167 --> 01:27:41,192 I'm sure that I'll enjoy them. 1134 01:27:47,409 --> 01:27:49,843 Will you gather closer, please? 1135 01:27:55,717 --> 01:27:58,208 Friends and neighbors. 1136 01:27:58,286 --> 01:28:02,188 As you know, the Carey family would not be living in the yellow house 1137 01:28:02,257 --> 01:28:06,421 if it were not for the generosity of Mr. Thomas Hamilton. 1138 01:28:07,095 --> 01:28:09,962 He has made but one modest request, 1139 01:28:10,031 --> 01:28:12,795 that we hang the portrait of his beloved mother 1140 01:28:12,867 --> 01:28:14,528 in a place of honor. 1141 01:28:19,608 --> 01:28:23,476 - Mr. Popham! - Mariah. Don't say it. 1142 01:28:23,545 --> 01:28:28,881 - You look near to apoplexy. - Mr. Popham! 1143 01:28:28,950 --> 01:28:33,011 Calm yourself. Here. Drink this. And then I'll listen to you. 1144 01:28:41,830 --> 01:28:45,664 And now may I present my daughter, Nancy, 1145 01:28:45,734 --> 01:28:49,170 who will unveil this lovely portrait. 1146 01:28:50,972 --> 01:28:53,532 - Where's Peter? - I won't! 1147 01:28:55,910 --> 01:28:58,902 I won't! I won't do it! 1148 01:28:58,980 --> 01:29:00,914 I won't! 1149 01:29:04,686 --> 01:29:08,645 Mr. Hamilton, wherever you may be, 1150 01:29:08,723 --> 01:29:12,989 ankle-deep in fetid rice paddies or splendid in a gay rickshaw, 1151 01:29:13,061 --> 01:29:17,555 delirious with fever, or sated with oriental dances, 1152 01:29:17,632 --> 01:29:20,328 we know your heart is with us tonight. 1153 01:29:20,402 --> 01:29:22,563 Amen. 1154 01:29:26,341 --> 01:29:29,435 Tonight, we're unveiling your mother, as per your request. 1155 01:29:29,511 --> 01:29:33,811 We have taken her from the oven where she's been hidden for so many years... 1156 01:29:33,882 --> 01:29:37,443 - Funny place, the oven. - His mother? 1157 01:29:37,519 --> 01:29:40,818 Of course we're not going to keep her hanging in the barn. 1158 01:29:40,889 --> 01:29:42,914 No, we're gonna find a permanent place 1159 01:29:42,991 --> 01:29:46,654 where she'll always be enshrined in our hearts. 1160 01:29:46,728 --> 01:29:50,994 No doubt some of you have heard me kidding about old Mr. Hamilton, 1161 01:29:51,066 --> 01:29:53,534 calling him the Yellow Peril... 1162 01:29:55,704 --> 01:29:59,333 Well, that was only because I thought that maybe the old gentleman 1163 01:29:59,407 --> 01:30:04,242 might suddenly return, and snatch the yellow house right away from us. 1164 01:30:06,047 --> 01:30:08,072 Peter? 1165 01:30:11,352 --> 01:30:16,585 To light these candles, I give you a twig of rosemary... for remembrance. 1166 01:30:24,132 --> 01:30:26,464 This is a very special mother. 1167 01:30:26,534 --> 01:30:31,164 Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends... Mr. Hamilton's mother. 1168 01:30:43,151 --> 01:30:45,415 She was a good woman. 1169 01:31:01,603 --> 01:31:05,095 Just where did you dig up that thing? 1170 01:31:05,173 --> 01:31:07,869 Reminds me, I forgot to ask. How is your mother? 1171 01:31:07,942 --> 01:31:10,035 She's fine. Having a whirl on the Riviera. 1172 01:31:10,111 --> 01:31:12,545 She wouldn't live in Beulah if you gave it to her. 1173 01:31:12,614 --> 01:31:15,105 That's why Father left the yellow house to me. 1174 01:31:20,755 --> 01:31:22,723 What are you going to do? 1175 01:31:22,791 --> 01:31:24,952 Oh, I'll see you later. 1176 01:31:33,401 --> 01:31:35,494 There you are. Did you enjoy the ceremony? 1177 01:31:35,570 --> 01:31:38,437 - Well, sort of. - I must admit her face was a shock. 1178 01:31:38,506 --> 01:31:41,441 Yes, it was a bit of a shock to me, too. 1179 01:31:42,076 --> 01:31:44,772 But I'm sure she has a heart of gold, don't you, Mr... 1180 01:31:44,846 --> 01:31:48,179 - I'm sure. - I don't think Osh told me your name. 1181 01:31:48,249 --> 01:31:50,581 Hamilton. Tom Hamilton. 1182 01:31:50,652 --> 01:31:53,120 Hamilton. 1183 01:31:53,188 --> 01:31:56,021 That's a familiar sounding name. 1184 01:31:57,091 --> 01:32:00,788 - Tom Hamilton. - Tom Hamilton. 1185 01:32:01,863 --> 01:32:04,263 Any relation to... 1186 01:32:05,834 --> 01:32:08,735 - Close? - Very close. 1187 01:32:10,205 --> 01:32:12,469 Not our Mr. Hamilton? 1188 01:32:12,540 --> 01:32:14,508 Not the Yellow Peril Hamilton? 1189 01:32:14,576 --> 01:32:18,103 Well, I think you look more like a Yellow Peril. 1190 01:32:18,179 --> 01:32:20,511 Uh... what are you going to do to me? 1191 01:32:20,582 --> 01:32:24,143 Right now? Dance with you. 1192 01:32:28,089 --> 01:32:30,580 - And don't talk. - Wasn't going to. 1193 01:32:36,464 --> 01:32:41,060 Well, Mariah, looks like that black cloud has a silver lining. 1194 01:32:42,270 --> 01:32:46,730 Didn't I tell you? Everything always turns out all right in the end.91059

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