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[Music]
Hilda's son has arrived from Brighton to
stay with the old Greaves but all
edwin's old feelings for Hilda are
revived
[Music]
Stafford yes can I have a word
oh yes sir ah
tifford I've got a problem to London
this afternoon yes there's nothing too
special turning up is there proof
confirming I should arrive as prospect
forward no she did well go in that order
I'll thank its it was a stupid
you get about quite a bit travelling for
us I suppose you don't happen to know of
a good hotel in Brighton if I don't come
back tomorrow I might run down there for
the weekend but you needn't say anything
all right well they say is anyone out
tell him Brian sir the Royal Sussex but
I've never been there
not the Metropole in oh no sir huh
I suppose the town will be pretty empty
at this time of the year why you're not
Toby sir well the summer crowns will be
gone by now when summer crowd yes sir
habit well I believe autumns weren't
fashionable people visit oh of course
thank you so much sir
[Music]
what am i up to don't know
[Music]
[Music]
oh really
I've never known anything market not
blackballed anyway nor landlord know
I've never seen so much money anyway
then goodness are pocketing 50 pounds
Oh No thank you Yaser bedroom come on
everyone they can't wait outside
take yourself not looking bro Delvecchio
much yeah
yeah there's no sense in it honestly put
it down for me
I better go back to first we had once
[Music]
Stepford knows about hotels good food
good wine oh it's a very good playoff
tell the best I suppose
[Music]
[Music]
they are all stolen this afternoon sir
yes I almost got blown off the promenade
other day for walking on the Prater well
it's my first visit to the town so I
thought I'd look around
yes of course thank you sir never calm
down
by the way I suppose you haven't got a
Mapple to Brighton third reason what
particular street did you want - Preston
Street Oh Preston Street let's just be
on the Metropole you know Regency Square
well it's the next street after that are
there so you pass it this afternoon
there's a club on the corner you work
going out again I yourself yes if you
hadn't Kota why don't I go home I must
be Matt doing this
[Music]
thank you
very awesome
yes the very first turning after Regency
Square evening ma'am
evenings up with a club on the corner
thank you
[Music]
I shall walk up and down this street
just once something I shall go back to
the hotel it's the only thing to do
I've gone off my head that's what's the
matter with me
[Applause]
is she in there
is she really
have I really come from Bursley to
London and from London to Brighton and
ashy in there I ought to written to her
why in the name of God didn't I begin by
writing to her
of course I could write to her from the
hotel send a letter by messenger tonight
or early tomorrow yes that's what I
shall do
[Applause]
what's your turning therefore we've had
enough of lotteries in the street please
go away I happened to be in Brighton so
I just thought I'd call and just sort of
cool I've been seeing your little boy
I thought perhaps as I was a you'd like
to know I was getting gone
why you've grown a beard yes
we're cast out here in this cold
will you come this way it's alright
don't be alarmed that's only the brokers
man
do sit down
so you see my boy yes Janet all grieve
brought him over one morning the other
day doesn't seem to me to be as ill as
all that ill but he certainly wasn't ill
when he left here but he had been and
the doctor said that this air didn't
suit him never had suited him you know
doesn't suit some folks people could say
what they like anyhow he's a life with
peace and I mistake about that when he's
well he's very well but he's up and down
in a minute and on the whole he has been
on the poorly side and when he begins to
grow he has scarcely begun to grow yet
he will need all history yes he will
why did you call him penguin for his
second name will you be going back to
Bursley soon oh yes on one biak Spectre
ah I wonder if you would mind taking a
parcel from me to Janet
some things of George's I meant to send
it by post but it looks with pleasure
let's walk I'll take it across on Monday
night
Thanks no message or anything oh I'm
right you know well
having rough weather
I'm in Brighton sometimes off and on now
I know where you are almost look you up
good night good night
[Applause]
why did I go near why couldn't I keep
away simply made myself look at blasted
fool creeping and crawling round her
after all she did throw me over and now
she asks me to take a parcel to her
confounded kid the whole thing's
ridiculous
[Music]
nice water
[Music]
when they gave me I was at the club one
o'clock I wasn't drunk but I have a
topic if I want to go out so I went you
know you've got to get a domino for
those things then of course you're a
mark at once I also got a knows a girl
snaps it off me I told what I thought of
her and I got another nose then five
pillars tried to snatch the dominant off
me well then I did get angry I landed
out with my right at the nearest champ
right on his heart not his face his
heart
I love Athena he asked me afterwards was
that all right yes I said life and a far
more than they do
I wouldn't change with them half the
world
[Music]
well if she meant to have nothing to do
with me she'd never given me the parcel
to dick
she did give me the parcel and that's a
fact
[Music]
[Music]
how many about no sir no there's never
many early on a Sunday morning
especially was brother like a day little
isn't it I paid it send him for the
whole day sir
ruins are bright and sunny this
[Music]
yes can I have a cap good can I speak to
you yes
frightful morning yes I thought I'd
better tell him to wait it's never easy
getting one in this weather
Oh perhaps should we go to the parlor
downstairs
sit down last night when you mention the
brokers men were you joking or did you
mean it
did I say brokers man well you've not
forgotten I suppose yes since you are so
curious the landlords are in possession
the bailiffs still here yes but what are
you going to do well I'm expecting them
to take the furniture way tomorrow or
twos they're the latest I'm then what
did that and you got any money
two and seven any servant in the house
well what do you think didn't you see me
cleaning the brass plate last night I do
like that to look nice at any rate I
don't see much you sand that looking
nice when you've got the bay lifts in
and no servant and no money what should
you do if anyone came inquiring for
rooms well I was expecting three old
ladies next week the watchit sisters I
was hoping to hold out until there came
they are horrid old women but they
stayed in this house off and on for I
don't know how many years and they are
firmly convinced it's the best house in
Brighton but they've quite enough to
keep it going by themselves when they're
here but I still have to write and tell
them not yes but I keep asking you what
then I keep on saying I don't know you
must have some plans haven't I suppose
you know you're behaving like a perfect
fool what's that got to do with you your
staff you can't live forever on 2 & 7
well I'm the boy is it this love Johnny
would take care of him till something
turns up in fact that's one reason why I
allowed her to take him something turns
off something turns up you make me
absolutely sick it's absolutely
incredible the way some people will let
things slide what in the name of God
Almighty do you think will turn up where
is the bailiff Johnny mikachu with one
of his friends drinking
lady they where do you think I'm going
I'm gonna find out from this chap on
which will settle it if you can't show
any common sense for yourself other
folks have to show some for you that's
all the brokers in the house I never out
of such work
[Music]
let you do it then who is to do it who
is to help you if I don't hey have you
got any other friends who'll stand by
you
I've got you all grieves did you think
it would be better for the all grieves
to help you or for me anybody else
besides the all grieves I am not the
sort of woman that makes friends isn't
it I expect people dead like misery
you're the sort of woman who behaves
like a blooming infant supposing I don't
help you I keep asking you I'll surely
get money you can only borrow it and
there's nobody but Janet and she'd have
to ask her father for it
of course if you'd sooner borrow from
Osmond or even for me then you want to
starve and you want your boy to
Starbucks live on charity
why don't you loop facts in the face
don't look them in the face sooner or
later on the sooner the better
you think you're doing a fine thing - I
sit in tight and saying nor think and
bearing it and keeping it all a secret
till you get pitched into the street let
me tell you you aren't you needn't talk
about cruelty
well keeping a boardinghouse isn't my
line but what could I do
my sister-in-law miss Gayley had it and
I was with her and when she died I
expect I can keep it boarding hearse as
well as plenty of other people no use
going into all that calm now
how much do you owe they have distrained
for 75 pound I don't care if they're
distrained for 775 pounds if that was
cleared off you could carry on couldn't
you this is just the season could you
get a servant in time for these three
sisters I could get a charwoman anyhow
you Oh anything else there'll be the
expenses of the restraint yes
that's nothing I'll lend you a hundred
pounds it just so happens I've got fifty
on me and notes that on a check will
settle the bailiff person the rest of
the hundred I'll send you by post it'll
be a bit of working capital
[Music]
Oh
I never knew there was anybody like you
in the world I'll show Neuros master now
the quickest way out of this is to see
the landlord himself detect the money
directly to him if you tell me where
he's to be found
I'll go round there now it's best that I
go it's a job for a man if it's to be
done I would rather do it myself very
well then you must go in my cab could I
tell her mattress
mm Sarah could call again
[Music]
right nothing it is time last week a hit
19 others
he stole into my flesh in Fulton Street
[ __ ] dinner you know
oh yes that one was in my pocket to the
year we couldn't take that look of some
people we also took 37 jewels coffins
37 jewels coffins would you believe that
well I'm here to tell you that's what
they did
presents with friends over the years and
years and they just broke in and stole
it when disgusted with the human race
would you care to join me on another pot
of tea well might as well passes the
time message for you sir
Oh everything is all right and settled I
had no comment at all but I should like
to speak to you this afternoon
will you make me the West Pier at 6 HC
in an hour the beer
now there's no sense in not admitting it
I did pretty well over there this
morning
oh yes
[Music]
I don't believe our handwriting's
changed since that first letter that
long letter every bit of me is
absolutely yours absolutely yours that's
what you wrote and yet do one Noah if I
have another and my one step nearer to
knowing
every victory is absolutely yours
[Applause]
oh I was a little early at the pier so I
just strolled along to see if I could
meet you on the way
did I say five or six and my nose looks
I was afraid I had done when I went to
the pier at five and I didn't find you
just going back there now I'm so sorry
no I I think I ought to be sorry it
you've had the waiting to do the pee is
closed now we're just closing at five I
ought to have known but I didn't fact is
I scarcely ever go out I remember once
seeing the pier open at night and I
thought it was always open I hope you
didn't catch cold
suppose we walk along a bit
and know could we sit down moment I mean
I can't talk standing up I should rather
sit down of course
janet has told you that I'm a widow yes
yes well that's what we arranged for her
to tell everyone but I think you ought
to know that I'm not no after what you
have done
after what you
sister departing
I don't want there to be any
misunderstandings I'm not a widow bye
husband is in prison he will be in
prison for another six or seven years
that's all I wanted to tell you
very sorry on no idear your dad always
struggle
I should have told you it once I should
have told you last night then perhaps
you wouldn't come this one yes it should
if you're in a hole you're in a hole
what difference could it possibly make
whether you were a widow or not oh the
wife of a convict
you know anyhow it's a good thing my
three old ladies don't know had no
chance did early this morning I don't
care whose wife you are if you're in a
hole you're in a hole
well now I've told you Rin must now go I
haven't you don't want me to thank you a
lot
do you that I don't but that's but I
must really go
[Music]
[Music]
this is mild forget messing about
he'd only showed damn fool
[Music]
reverent evening miss Kay hang-up good
evening mrs. happy sir good evening
vicar oh please don't get to a profit
not have you good lady spoiling your tea
uh yeah I just popped in just for one
moment in the chance that I might find
mr. Kay hunga in I thought he usually
came home about this time of day oh he
was openness to it it was a print a but
he's gone back to the shop when we work
so very odd you know
well I know yes I know a very
conscientious man I only hope he is no
doing things I never did
conscientiousness
I dare say the Lord would take me to
task ahead of Magwood overdue that I may
not be over doing work oh I pray so to
vicar I pray as he is not and anyways I
see yeah I just popped in just one
moment to leave these mushrooms I've had
such a very good crop I thought mr.
Clair hanger might appreciate them may I
leave them with you mr. Angus of course
mr. Haley I thank you well now if you
forgive me I must press on are you sure
you wouldn't care for a cup of change
and no really I must go but please give
my regards to mr. Kay hangar I'll see
you out the sticky thank you so much mr.
hungar revive is inhabits
by the kegger bar because sooner is to
see you the band is K hunger goodbye
Beckett goodbye then
now good at the Wecker to come round
specially to bring the most room does it
go around after Maggie no not often
Calloway said what a wonderful man then
exampled was all the Vickery's after all
you know his went out of his persuasion
lieutenant Tara thank you dear
and he's so right about Edwin I do know
that that boy works too hard if he asks
me he sticks too close to the business
and is not good for him remember the
last time he got away Maggie dear well
he went to London and Brighton about six
weeks ago and that was on business
wasn't he oh yes it's not good for him
Edwin is rising that's what I said Edwin
needs a wife well oh yes he does
and the sooner he gets one the happier
I'll be mind you that might be a little
awkward for Maggie
well our awkard for Maggie oh this is
her house her share of the settlement
when father died it was your Albert who
advised me to take him clear so yes it
was and of course he was right it's a
good investment for you and the rent
Edwin pays is an income to my men was if
head britain gets married you'll have a
wife in the house don't Mac you'll have
to find somewhere else to live
what I'm sure if Maggie need somewhere
to live she no she has never been lost
for that around this door is open and
there's plenty of room mm-hmm
so very kind of The Vicar do bring those
mushrooms round
free dad to keep it up for you Eddie
someone came to see me about an order
and I sorted out don't think you might
try and go to the adult I'm there's
business to do then it's got to be done
did you rather a lot you some cooked
fresh no no don't force that'll be fine
read mine when it came up good no point
in having to break for spoil
[Music]
oh there's no not just for you yeah
thanks
some fresh up water for the tea
[Applause]
good god how did she
da mister clang and I am now able to
repay the money you lent me thank you HC
what an incredible woman she is it
wasn't that urgent you little fool what
is it what's the matter no you see
County in me I'm not going out there
yeah Oh God are you throwing stones at
the wind yeah Georgie yes sir we should
go and stop him you have no idea what a
tiresome little thing isn't so rough to
a good see Oh No finish your breakfast
first
take a minute Cora job no rail aid is no
needs course is a need after all are
your windows
Oh
hello what are you up to I'm practicing
breaking rocks don't you know you
practicing breaking our windows to when
you aim to are you simply can't miss
those windows can't the only windows
from here did you climb up here you'll
see him alright
yes but I can't climb up I've tried to
lots of times even when I stood on my
toes on that stone I could only just
reach to put the rocks on top what do
you want to get on the fence for I want
you to see that swing of yours well if
you could remember the swing
why couldn't you remember the windows
I've often wanted to come and see you
why didn't you come
I couldn't by myself besides my back
hasn't been well did they tell you what
did hear something about it why don't
you ask your aunt to join to bring you I
see
Luke come on up I'll get you in
look I can see the top of a steam tram
yes funny ain't it it is when things
move like that horizontal okay alright
Luke I'll have to go I'm sorry I'll be
getting into hot water oh of course I'll
get down again I say you're not hungry
are you I'd like a slice a toast
come in why not Maggie vote mind come
and talk to me all I have breakfast
alright you want me to make some more
toast you want any more joy no I don't
anymore thank you Maggie oh I couldn't
work first come back for it Oh what
anymore malade yes when we gave you the
idea of breaking [ __ ] auntie Janet she
told me how could happy to do what I
like with so I break them when they
don't break themselves I bet she didn't
tell you to put them on the fence no she
didn't but it was the best place for
aiming and she told me it didn't matter
how many Crocs I broke so make crops
here do they yeah why because this clay
here what roundabout right like that
we're able to see it I should like to
see white ground well the clay they get
here isn't exactly white then do they
make it white as a matter of fact the
white clay comes from a long way off
Cornwall for instance then why do they
make the things here this one made here
it's got Bursley on it auntie Janet
showed me ones like that well I'll tell
you how it is just like this it's like
this
in the old days they used to make Crocs
anyhow very rough out of any old clay
and Crocs were first made here because
people found common yellow clay and the
coal to burn it with lying close
together in the ground so you see how
handy it was for him then the old crocks
were yellow more or less then people
became more particular you see and when
white plate was found somewhere else
they had it brought here because
everyone was used to making crocks here
and they had all the works and tools
they wanted and the cold - very
important the coal much easier to bring
the clay to the people then cut off all
the people and their families don't
forget to the clay and build fresh works
into the bargain
that's why sure you see I suppose they
used up all yellow clay that was here
years ago not much and I never will
you don't know what a sagar is all
reckon what is this a girl hmm well I
don't have time to tell you now but I
will sometime they make sagres out of
yellow clay will you show me some would
have to go to a works for that can we go
to one then well yes when but I don't
know where soon as I can
tomorrow tomorrow or tomorrow's Thursday
the shop isn't open in the afternoon yes
tomorrow you won't forget you can rely
on me ask your auntie if you may go if
she says you may be ready for me to pull
you over the fence at three o'clock
auntie will have to let me go
[Music]
they are the sega's as cases inside then
put the Crocs in while the fired still
made of yellow clay shortly proper how's
that
[Music]
I haven't got the color of those flames
quite right do you think so I think
you've got the idea of their power
that's the important thing
and and the plates do look hot in this
one don't they yes they do we've caught
the reflection from the fire yes
that's what I wanted to do in all of
them I didn't manage it till that one
there I used to paint in watercolor did
you really yes don't you do it anymore
not for some time I haven't but I don't
see why I shouldn't take it up again I
wish you would we could paint together
why shouldn't we we've got that to break
for swim along the hall we never use
that for anything we could paint him
there do you think we could I don't see
why not what's to stop us when can we
start well um I've got a good a
Manchester for a couple of days for
business it's where we buy our paper for
the printing works when will you be back
Friday anyway we can paint on Saturday
then all right Saturday
- bless t-pins he could have been mine
I say I've got to go off in a minute you
know go off where Oh didn't they tell
you in there
auntie Janet came round to your house
yesterday but you're still away
Manchester so my awesome is Claire
hundred to tell you didn't miss clay
Anna tell you know she musta forgot
what's a nice thing when are you going
I'm going now
mister all grief has to go to London
today mammarra to auntie Janet Sam has
gone with him if he'd let me and she'd
meet me in London she wants me back
so auntie Janet's taking me on the Luke
Bryan tonight station to meet mr. I
leave there he's got to his office first
partly see I've got my other clothes on
yes so notice that my the Hat yes auntie
said I could have two more minutes
and when she called again I must go back
to the house so I suppose I were to be
getting back there famous Luke can you
wait just one minute
what for there's something I've brought
something up from the shop I was gonna
give you this afternoon but look you
don't have a minute
she sent for him on purpose she's heard
that we have great friends and she sent
for him she means to stop it that's what
it is
she won't anyhow
I thought you might like these paints if
you want to carry on doing watercolors
yeah
you'll have to put them in your trunk
when you get to the station
yeah shall you be coming to Brighton see
I never go to Brighton when I asked you
once he said you had so I have but that
was an accident
was it long ago well no you ought to
know it was when I brought that parcel
for you of course yes also miss the
train
so give you end no I'm quite used to it
now anyhow I'll come back here mother
will have to let me oh no ow clumsy
don't yourself
it's alright it's alright Luca I'd best
get you inside afraid yeah well mr. bad
luck it's all right he was trying to get
up over the fence and he lost his step
fell awkwardly I don't know what to do
it is annoying imitating justice you're
going to the station to well surely you
can't gonna kill me oh yes you can see
are you feeling better George I think
I'm alright
are you it's nothing you alright on the
train it's a walking to the station that
I'm afraid of you never know I can carry
him of course you can't and even if you
could get jogging ferb worse than if he
walked himself it's no time to get a cab
now if we aren't at night father wonder
wouldn't Earth's happened and I did know
what his mother would say where's that
old pram Oh
clear it yes in the outhouse I can run
him up to the station into gifs in that
push a pram through the streets why not
come on need some skill to steer this
thing
next stop nope
my Betty tells her how well we get on
together
but that matters if he tells it or not
without betting - Stella all the same
you
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