Tangled Vows | English Full Movie

[Music] to begin with all the incidents and characters in this story might be fictitious and any resemblance to you or me might be purely coincidental the name of the town isn't important it's the one that's just 28 minutes from the big city 23 if you catch the Morning Express it's on a river and it's got houses and stores and churches and a Main Street nothing fancy like Broadway or Market just PL M drug Dry Goods shoes those horrible little chain stores that breed like rabbits also a street for the upper the exclusive of the town where the country club set live when they're not at the Country Club this is the first Saturday in May and tonight the first dinner dance of the Country Club season well anyway this house belongs to Brad and Deborah Bishop two of my dearest friends Brad bought this house before he went to war it was Brad who gave me my first black eye and and my first kiss well when he came home from the war he came home with a wife Deborah thomasino said to tell you he found room for your briefcase in the bag good for thomasino why'd you have him pack a bag because I know these Saturday conferences that like Saturday poker games don't plan on doing anything Sunday strange you're not letting me know when you plan to be away overnight this is just in case darling there's no telling how late it'll be and I like my own pajamas between me and the sheets and a Turkish bath you'll phone this afternoon though either way won't you and leave word even if I'm not here just where might you be when I call if not here first Saturday in may remember settlement house picnic that's right the Woman's Club thing like it anything to do with kids you know that what are you wearing tonight I got the one you liked so much in v but if you're staying in town what color black like you said Brad I don't want to go without you darling it's the first dinner dance of the season if I only knew you were going to be there I will be if I can and if I can't why should that throw into a panic what are you afraid of anyway Deborah good morning thomasino morning Mr Bishop I'm not in a panic well then it's just that suddenly the thought of going to that dance without you Brad Addie Ross she used to be sort of your ideal wasn't she now how did Addy get into this conversation I never knew you read Vogue I never thought men bothered much about it what's Vogue got to do with it I told you I picked it up on the train coming home one night some woman had left it behind some woman yes some woman and I thumbed through it and saw a dress I thought it would look very smart on you what's wrong with that nothing I guess nothing at all I should hope not well I've got to pick up Rita you'll phone about tonight won't you told you I would it just so happens at the dress I bought that you picked out of Vogue that some woman happened to leave on the train is exactly the dress that Addie Ross wore to the concert two weeks ago to Mr Bishop she won't stay mad at him long she's too much in love pretty soon she'll be full of self-reproach women are so silly now this is that street where people on the way up and on the way down live alongside each other for a while Rita and George fips are on their way up that is if Rita has her way and that's the only way she'll have any part of thank you there she is now ready and waiting that's Rita hi you're late I won't be a minute just one last look at the Twins and I've got to give s your check on behalf of the underprivileged children of this town I'd like to thank you overprivileged ladies for sharing your excess privileges with us something odd looking about you today George just that usual two-headed school teacher look you're old dressed up Saturday no school and you're all dressed up just my little old blue surge first Saturday at Trot season too Brad says ever since you were big enough to lift the fish listen closely can you hear the Grateful murmur of the trout as they whisper in the Brooks and streams this is what they whisper fips will not fish today you're cute but why because I've got something better to do have a nice day Debbie darling we'll have to stop by the station I've just got to get my copy off in the 8:42 do you mind what's George being so mysterious about I wouldn't know seems we're not talking oh I'm sorry I was just one of those things it'll be all right why was he acting strangely not exactly was only is not going fishing and being all dressed up oh dressed up why so he is his blue suit on Saturday of all things and no fishing the radio hasn't been fixed yet oh they just gone on the air oh well save myself listening to the murder of my little brain child R why on Earth do you do it five of those radio programs every week up until dawn almost every night because each week I receive in return 100 pieces of what Addy Ross calls the most restful sh of green in the world unquote Addie again why is it that sooner or later no matter what we talk about we wind up talking about Addie Ross maybe it's because if you girls didn't talk about me you just wouldn't talk at all that's right I'm Addie I'm the one they just can't help talking about my very dearest friends too you know I wonder if she knows how much we do talk about her and what we say and how we feel about her I know believe me I do and it doesn't matter it doesn't matter nearly as much as what all of you don't know [Music] [Applause] yet good morning Mrs holling haven't the others gotten here yet no you're the very first the early bird I've taken it upon myself to get the children aboard oh good idea Miss H so that when the other ladies arrive we'll be all ready to go fine they'll only get [Applause] here oh I'm sorry we're late Rita had to go by the station oh du see anyone there you know just a husband of mine right running like man why nobody else where's Addie weren't you supposed to pick her up nothing's happened to her I hope Addy Ross left town this morning left town well what do you mean left town she certainly could have told someone at least phone she's left for good well it must have been something sudden some emergency what makes you so sure it's for good how do you know well the door man told me she'd Su leased her apartment last week and yesterday she sold her car so much for your sudden emergency well if that isn't just like her why do you suppose she had to keep it such a big secret who knows why Edie does or doesn't do [Applause] anything I got a letter for the mesan bishop hollingsway and fips from the dear departed I'll bet Addie so tactful she even puts us in alphabetical order open it up no let's wait but what till we get back knowing Addie I mean why let her spoil our day not my day Addie Ross never saw the day she could spoil my day but I put enough days into that dearest Debbie Laura May and Rita as you know by now you'll have to carry on without me from here it isn't easy to leave a town like our town to tear myself away from you three dear dear friends who have me so much to me and so I consider myself extremely lucky to be able to take with me a sort of momento something to remind me always of the town that was my home and of my three very dearest friends whom I want never to forget and I won't you see girls I've run off with one of your husbands Edie well if that's her idea of a joke extremely po catch up with that character I'll ladies may I suggest the captain seems to think well he's been rude about [Applause] [Music] [Applause] it [Music] [Applause] [Music] nice go [Applause] [Music] well looks like Addy has crowned one of us Queen of the may I think it's laughable okay laugh H Deborah didn't have to mention why Brad had to go to the city did she he hasn't missed a Saturday on that Golf Course since they got the snow off the greens all right kids get them with a red hot it's going to be a real restful day nothing to think about except the picnic and the Weenie Roast and coming home oh that Kathleen's going to read us a fairy story fairy story my favorite kind I grew up on it only I wrote my own may I start now Mrs Bishop if you're ready Kathleen of course once once once upon a time there Liv a very poor girl who was very beautiful she was so do you remember your first night in town you and Brad fresh out of the Navy that was a first Saturday in May too is it bread is it bread is it bread is it bread here now what's this conduct Unbecoming an officer and a lady I'm such an Unholy mess how this a little too kinky maybe she must have set it with cement here try this it'll take the kink out of a watchspring I'm no raving Beauty Heaven knows but I did so want to look my miserable best tonight the very first time we've gone out together all dressed up like civilians and you would be the one man in the world that looks even better out of uniform than in got the jumps kid been quite a day that's all quite a change out of the Navy out of uniform new home New Town new friends oh I don't have blasted girl I wanted to comb it out s making me look even more like a farm hand than I feel Easy Does It meeting your friends for the first time you wouldn't want them to see me like this I should hope not you'll be sure to put on a dress hey my tie you can tie it again there they are Brad about my dress you might not like it if you're in it I'll love it it's my only one and it's years old remember there wasn't time today to get a new one and even years ago it wasn't exactly the last word that was the last word hurry up which ones are they I want to have it right Rita and George fips we all grew up together he teaches at the high school they have twins and she just got a job writing for the radio did you like her very much when you grew up together I mean Rita and George were engaged at the age of five by swapping beetles she was never my type what is your type fat squat little brunettes with mustaches get going and take another whack at that hair the original will be down in person directly Brad hello hello Brad you look fine I feel fine hey what's is I hear about twins you look like a fugitive from a junior Prime oh not next to that I don't Brad she's adorable my personal share of Navy Surplus she certainly doesn't look as if she grew up in a farm well darling I'm sure she took the hay out of her mouth while she's being photographed don't be funny dear what what I meant was it from Brad's letter I imagined all sorts well anyway just where on Fifth Avenue was this Farm she came from it's like music to hear you two pick at each other oh we've declared an armis for tonight out of respect for your battle fatigue fine well here it is again the first Saturday night in May here we are you two Porter and Laura May will all be together again just the way it used to be oh well not exactly as it used to be it seems there's been a change in one of the characters yeah not exactly the same old six tell me how is Addie re and George Deborah Debbie re and George Pips they were with me the day I swallowed my first worm and I hope we'll be there when I swallow my last that's the most disgusting introduction I ever heard hello Deborah welcome thank you how do you do Deborah how do you do well the occasion calls for a drink a quick one because we're late uh we've been admiring your photograph yeah it's a very flattering one maybe it's the uniform for some reason or other I always seem to be wearing a full beard in photographs you know even in snapshots as a child give me a hand George uh excuse me I don't think it's particularly flattering it's nice of you to say so but it is oh here's to Deb and here's to us and many happy returns of this day I'll Drink To That amen now if I can remember my way to the club oh before we go I have to call the house and see if the city is showed up it's s's night out well why not call from upstairs I have to get my bag anyway good idea now don't make a tribal ceremony out of it girls we're late now George and I'll get the car wait outside remember we'll be waiting outside uhuh ready George oh well they finally put a traffic light at that dip on Orchard Avenue the mayor cracked his upper plate there last Christmas all the doors and windows are locked don't worry about them what certainly not they're old enough to do that by themselves we'll be at the Country Club fine good night something wrong no the bugle sounds I think I've got a sick headache and can't go well then there is something wrong me I'm wrong what do you mean how Every Which Way Brad for his friends you and your husband the others haven't met yet the country club the town I'm scared I'm so scared I'm sick isn't there a night baseball game or something you children can listen to on the radio what's going on up there I'm U I'm having a little slip trouble oh hurry it up uh-huh looks like somebody had a lot of martinis I did what are you so scared of it's worse than my first night in the waves and I'd never been away from home before up to then but we were all in the same spot everything was happening to all of us for the first time and here you're the only new girl is that it look you're Brad's wife and our friend we want you here and we've waited for you now why shouldn't that make you feel safe and secure instead of being scared can't be safe and secure by just telling yourself to to feel it unless maybe you've got Twins and a job of your own and grown up with your husband and friends oh I'm sorry I didn't mean that blame it on the martinis you know cting ice water we could squeeze two more out of this Shaker oh no no I've had more tonight than all the rest of my life put together what was it like at home or should I mind my own business ever read in the picture magazines about farmer so and so and his model Farm kitchen and life well it wasn't us or anybody we knew Papa just get through paying for the thresher and time to start paying on the new separator till I was 13 a bus took me 3 miles that way to grammar school till I was 17 another bus took me 11 mil that way to high school and after that I stayed home till one day I took a bus 58 Mi that way to join the Navy and see the world and meet Brad briy bishop and fall in love and marry Brad B Bishop why not why not I said to myself I was quite a girl in the Navy head of my class hooray for me pretty cute in that uniform that uniform it's the great leveler you couldn't tell me from Vasser or Smith Long Island I was a girl in a picture on the piano that isn't me this is me what do you people talk about years are growing up together thousands of first names and private memories how do I fit in running a house making friends filling the day Mrs Bradbury Bishop what she like fun to be with smart as a whip pretty too no wonder Brad Bishop marrier the lucky stiff R look at me look at my mail order dress that's 4 years old and awfully even then what am I going to do as if that really matters you must think we're an awful bunch of snobs aren't you underestimating us a little bit and Brad even more you know it's just possible he knew what he wanted and you had it and if you had it You' still got it oh I said thank you for the kind I can't hear you sit up I said thank you for the kind words you're welcome now about the dress haven't you anything else only uniforms well stand up the flowers must go flowers must go have you any scissors scissors oh I'll get the ones in the sleeves you tackle the big one on the middle care careful now careful now now look what I did oh you don't want to Bear midrift do you well back goes the flower sit down have you got any safety pins bottom [Music] drawer [Music] more wine thank you no not much of dancing makes me nervous does it whatever I do I want to do well can't do a thing well leave it alone I always say I think I will have a little more wine thank [Music] you thank you very much especially the Rumba got to have Spanish blood or something like my wife comes from an old Spanish family named finny and many South American countries there many very distinguished families with Irish names or looks good with Brad looks like class but it's him not her but she dancing with a tra she look like a tra got no class of her own I like class you like class oh very much you hit the jackpot Brad Bishop class plus money yes sir the jackpot and you hit it count them on the fingers us a one hand in this town throw away some fingers even there's there Brad and who else yeah there's Addie Edie Eddie who Ross Eddie Ross funny people always figured Brad and Eddie would Brad NY what the samba can be danced properly only on the side of a hill on Ice Alibi he was afraid of getting wrinkles in his new suit oh my first new party dress in years thanks to my dear wife and her millions of listeners including the Armed Forces is overseas shall we drink to the mall one by one how about some coffee Deborah George I think your new tuxedo has done class George thank you funny thing for a wife to give a husband a tuxed not even funnier thing for a husband to give his wife come on Deborah while the coffee's nice you're so funny George still don't think a woman ought to buy clothes for a man I think it's about time they start contrary to Nature oh tell us about nature Porter it's a man's world yeah see something you want go after it and get it that's nature it's why we're made strong and women weak strong conquer provide for the weak it's what a man's for teach our kids more of that to be more men and more war leave my kids out but those standards don't apply to me Porter because in this uh man's world I'm not a man I'm a school teacher the dance is over I knew we'd get around to that all right School teachers ought to get paid more and what happens if they're not how does a school teacher provide for the week how does he pay the rent with the plays and poems of Shakespeare have you been shooting off your big mouth again you just shut up till it's time to dance again and let me tell you about nature making men strong Einstein couldn't kick a football across this dance floor but he changed the shape of the universe I'll take it easy everybody this is getting a little out of hand you never know what he'll come up with when he starts knocking on that brandy bottle you shut up you just shut up isn't this fun Deborah we're old Pals you know buddies just one big happy family why Brad not me but it's a good idea with the compliments of Mrs Abie Ross a porter you were saying something about her and Brad ddie John where is Mrs Ross I don't believe she's arrived yet Mr Bishop that's Addy for you always the right thing at the right time thoughtful and generous generous to a fault to a fault that's Addie who is Mr Ross Mr Ross took a Potter about 5 years ago no such thing she gave him the heave ho he went out for a paper one night and never came back Porter says Addy Ross's got class and he knows class like I know navigation you stick to your guns board it shows a healthy Instinct you may call it class but what Addy has is taste I can buy taste ab's got class taste and discrimination women usually get them out of magazines but they're part of Addie's natural equipment also fog lights white side balls and a heater isn't it fun Deborah when the boys all agree on Addie Ross and George Washington nobody else you girls put your noses back in a joint I want to propose a toast first half of the glass to Deborah welcome home [Applause] darling and the rest to our absentee Hostess Addie perfect [Music] let's show him a flash of Oban but darling if you don't mind before the floor gets crowded I don't think I should let's get into this George something tells me this is going to be quite a walls Brad having fun Brad Listen Hold on Baby once more [Music] no deborra what on Earth have you done to yourself bad let me handle this P my fingers here drink this what is it a new inner tube there you are I think that'll be all right thank you Miss Jenkins you're welcome Rita will you take me home you've got the idea that everybody out there is watching that door waiting for you to come out maybe not but Brad is then it's because he's worried about you because he's ashamed in front of his friends ugly and pinned up drunk and sick or wanted so much to be what he wanted to do what was right like like Addie Ross the right thing at the right time but I didn't I couldn't I I've humiliated what happened tonight could have happened to anyone don't you realize that then take my word for it come on [Music] there's Brad well I see Addy got here after all is it Brad is itad is it Brad is it Brad is it Brad [Music] [Applause] [Music] it don't expect us back too soon we kids are going after everything from sardines to wolves you have no trouble finding wolves [Music] [Applause] honey almost lunchtime I've called a recess when your own fingers begin to look like Frankfurt it it's time for a slight rip I suppose it's occurred to you that Laura May has kept herself as busy as a bird dog ever since we got here the very thought of a hike wears me off maybe she just doesn't want to sit still you sit still you can't help thinking can you depends on what you think about well for instance why your husband should suddenly decided to go to the city on a Saturday morning you mean Brad no I meant Porter he was at the station this morning near knocked me down when I was mating my coffee funny law I made doesn't seem to know about it why should you think I meant Brad maybe because it might keep you from wondering why George dressed up on Saturday with no school you're being a little too touchy about a perfectly in offensive remark it seems to me let's stop the sudden bickering we're beginning to behave like some movie about a woman's prison not a bad comparison of that cigarette [Music] thanks why didn't George go [Music] fishing why the blue [Music] [Music] suit he's crazy buy your car from crazy when you get good and ready down you a car a [Applause] crazy [Applause] way s doesn't that noise drive you insane restful ain't it there that's better well the twins are fed and ready to be put away now George had only his show up how many canopies are you making two dozen and the way I figure it six healthy people ought to be able to eat two or 300 they're just advertizers s and let's get a couple of things straight first when you announce dinner I know I'm not supposed to say Soups On how did I tell you I forgot dinner is served dinner is serve and you're not to say it as though the food were poisoned all this fancy schmancy because two people from the city are going to eat here Mrs man is a very important person she has charge of a great many radio programs including the one I write you know what I like about your program even when I'm running the vacuum I can understand it thank you so much now the second thing does the new uniform fit it's kind of corny wear it only one thing the cap is out makes me look like a lamb chop with pants on oh sad the cap is out sad please just this one okay okay hello oh hello Mrs Manley no no not at all I was just rereading the script for Monday no off what's that Mrs Manley yes it's a good connection about the script oh well I'll just have to make the revisions tonight that's all what oh no Mrs Manley you've just got to come I've looked forward s of your meeting George in line with that matter we discussed you remember Mrs Manley yes that's right you'll be just perfect for it you'll see no don't worry about that I always work best late at night anyway yes 7:30 that'll be fine and you can tell me about the changes when you get here fine goodbye Mrs Manley there's George changes changes when am I supposed to sleep uh what's Mr fips going to be so perfect for on the radio nothing and you keep quiet about it I will only he won't good evening one and all hello George how now why the look of Doom oh did you forget the base the ducks look I don't teach you about teaching don't you teach me about ducks I would say he's been an angel looks like I'll be at most of the I making revisions Mrs man I just called what you giving a dinner party for her tonight well she suggested calling it off but I wouldn't hear of it I can't Mrs Manley just for once tell the sponsor to call off his wife's revisions you don't tell a sponsor things like that about his wife George you you just don't understand no I suppose not well it may not make your bad news any better but I got good news Happy D oh George 10 of s we've got to get dressed don't you want to hear my good news of course I do darling did you get the liquor and cigarettes right here oh now you check the cigarette boxes while I put the liquor away why does everything have to be full when guests are ride full cigarette boxes candy dishes fresh cakes of soap aren't we supposed to eat smoke or wash when we're alone where's the scotch I didn't buy any why not too expensive bourbon's a better drink anyway but the manies are a c to want Scotch people in Show Business you know what I mean those kind always drink Scotch man I know what you mean but I wish you wouldn't say it in radio English that kind not those kind there are men who say those kind who earn $100,000 a year there there are men who say stick them up who earn more I don't expect to do either nor are you expected to pay for the scotch you're quite right funny how it slips my mind that in certain respects I'm only the titular head of this house oh don't be silly darling I thought it very amusing to begin with very uh modern and enlightened my tuxedo for for instance the same tuxedo that for some strange reason you want me to wear tonight but what's so wrong about getting dressed up once in a while nothing at all unless it's obviously an attempted pretense and just what it's so pretentious about tonight tonight we'll sit down to one of sades duck dinners present will be Porter and Laura May with whom we've had many such dinners when you wore slacks and I didn't bother to shave but this time also present will be two advertising Mogul who happen to employ you they're presence means a new uniform for S my children prisoners in their room and all the Pomp and hysteria usually reserved for coronations I call that pretense all right so I'm out to impress the boss what do I get for that 30 years tonight's important to me I planned in work shopped taking the twins off s's hands ritten my program and I'll be up all night tonight and it's worth it to me and as far as dressing's concerned you can come in a cowboy suit for all I care and why do the chairs have to look as if nobody ever sat down in them because they do oh come on Reed let's cut it out look you finish up down here and see if you can't relax for a few minutes you already accept for your dress I'm coming out my hair good I'll put the twins to bed and call up the liquor store to send over the scotch you all right Jo H please no jokes about radio I'm afraid they don't have much of a sense of humor about it well neither of I the time for joking about it is pasted radio has become a very serious problem now like juvenile delinquency that's what I mean cracks like that well that wasn't a crack I meant it George George S don't open the door it might be the guests it can't be it's only seven but it if it is they mustn't see you like that if they're that early they deserve what they get wait a minute hi you stie hi Leo we Mr fips Mr fips yeah sure smells good wish I could say the same for you for Mr Pips looks like a present a present a present what's up wasn't sure I heard your call it's for you for [Applause] me for George on his birthday if music be the the food of Love play on Eddie well I'll be the brms the coner and be flat oh it's a recording made in Vienna before the war but how'd she find it George H it's your birthday today I know I just Plum forgot well don't worry about it I'm not much for birthdays yes you are you're very much for birthday well this time you had a lot on your mind even so happy birthday George happy birthday George what a memory that girl's got almost a year since we talked about it I'm going to play for the twins right now Sadie what you didn't buy any chance make a layer cake for dessert tonight instead did you you know we got Cherry's Jubilee you read it to me out of a book that's what I [Music] thought sometimes I don't think we appreciate the miracle of the phonograph the privilege of having Men of Genius perform for us at our Command what kind of a set is that oh it's no particular make Mrs Manley one of my students put that together for me if I were you I'd stick to the established trademarks a pone say or a sonell pone sonell I thought that sounded all right didn't you Porter mine plays two dozen records different sizes mix them up any way you like radio gets China clear as a bell also television except there's no television to get we're too far away only television set in town like playing tennis without a ball what do you want me to do about it build your personal broadcasting station you don't need a station just yell a little louder uh Mrs Manley are you sure I can't get you a drink a cocktail maybe or Scotch never touch it alcohol that is in any form oh and Mr Man he doesn't either well coming from Show Business you might say I always imagine those kind took a nip now and then wouldn't be keeping faith with our clients most respected trademarks in the American home well I think I'll have one more Porter I've often wondered poor why you haven't considered radio advertising Mr hollingsway has a chain of seven department stores all over the state I know all about it 23% by volume of a lost year 138% of a 1939 where'd you get those figures they're a matter of public record Mr Hollings way yours is too big a light to be hit on a Bush George would you fix me a small Romo SSA you're a potential giant Mr holling not too small doing all right I said a potential giant potential something tells me I'm going to have a giant around the house got this whole state sewed up tight but there are 47 other states Porter crack a checkpoint now you take the three states of joining this one if I can put you Porter hing's way into millions of those homes for one half hour each week he doesn't spend that much time in his own home excuse me I told you the screen was a crummy idea Soups On thank you STI Mrs is Manley s Dugan what are you supposed to be baby Snooks hi you Laur get a Lo of that c I can't wait to tell M Laura would you sit there please come on sit down there a couple of things I could tell your M about you too this great situation belongs in a true to life drama are you too related no we just had the same Governor you kill me well it's is just small town you know everybody gets to know everybody if you don't mind crossing the tracks oh by the way sad is quite a radio fan listens all the time now that's very interesting all the time keep it going night and day uh tell me uh what are your favorite programs during the day anything anything anything that keeps my mind off my feet I see and at night in bed I listen to the police call but you can't understand them they're in cold I sleep like a baby how you going to put me in her house a half hour every week but Porter she's not a housewife still they have a great influence over Housewives Sadie may not realize it but whether or not she think she's listening she's being penetrated a good thing she didn't hear you say that and after penetration comes saturation and when she's saturated she'll find herself saying Madam I suggest that you buy our washing machine at Hing ways not sad and I've seen her when she was saturated to the eyes you don't know what they're talking about just shut up and eat okay giant it's half 8 I've got Miss Brenda excuse me please where is she radio confessions of Brenda Brown one of ours wait a minute here you better let me do that for you I've got to tell STI to hold the Ducks sorry it Ain run like this so sorry I won't say it doesn't matter because it does uid Street wils Bar Pennsylvania she writes what a thrill it was to hear my little girl say mother it's such fun to have you read to us now that you use baby breath so be sure you don't offend be double sure with baby breath oh we missed most of the commercial sharks and that's the best part too just thought I'd eat the soup while it's hot George how'd that happen baby breath bring you the confessions of Brenda Brown who was the mysterious Central American with a gay smile and the black pearl ring promised to scoop by her Gruff City editor Brenda Brown girl reporter for the star has accepted the se's invitation to dine and dance at a Swank Penthouse rendevu it was most kind no senorita to dine and dance with me tonight it was kind of you to ask me Senor Mont Theo please call me Armando if you like Armando gracias that's Spanish for thank you gracias Lord Bruce I'm proud and flattered what small town American girl would not be at a proposal of marriage from a gentleman as distinguished as you but I must decline with thanks you decline I don't understand we have lady Bruce to consider invalid though she is and though you've been married a name only for many years she is your wife in sickness as she was in health and must not be cast aside I see besides I am a registered nurse it is my chosen profession my duty and much as my personal feelings from time to time you and I my dear Lord Bruce must remain just another case another case in the notebook of Linda Gray registered nurse listen next week for another chapter in this amazing human document Linda gry is brought to you by protecto product of the Duro NL company remember one thin coat of protecto after bathing guarantees this is the Allied Broadcasting Company enough might as well turn it off there's nothing but music from now on that was fun two whole hours Linda ran over almost a minute the third time in a month 3 minutes gone one full commercial gone for good well you more coffee anybody George oh uh some more coffee anybody I just asked everybody dear well time to go home George already seems as if you just got here come on giant back to the beant stalk get your cat I'm ready been such a lovely eating my dear Pleasant company the duck was fine of course eating out here off your laps Gypsy Fashion the time just flew by Temple fugit right Professor almost and our little hostess has her work to do oh it's not so much perhaps we can drive out and have lunch with you one day soon Mr Hollings way and maybe at one of the other stores oh we'll make our appointment well in advance and at your convenience you're going to be a giant relax and enjoy it I hope you listen conscientiously my dear particularly to Linda Gray you can learn a great deal about writing yes they are well written aren't they why they Perfection didn't you think so Mr fips well I beg your pardon I wasn't listening we'll see how much of an expert you are which of the programs did you think was the best they all sounded pretty much alike to me uh I thought you were a student of good writing oh he is he's given courses in the University well then which was the best Mrs Manley I wish you wouldn't ask me that why not because it's a question I don't want to answer oh go ahead dear I'm sure your opinion is a very valuable one if you're sure you want me to well not if you feel you shouldn't stating it as kindly as I can Mrs Manley none of that bills has the remotest connection with good writing do you realize that Linda Gray has been written for eight years no suay off by Myrtle tippet who you can't be much of an authority Mr fips if you don't know Myrtle tippet Linda Gray has made her an immortal and she's only 32 well Keats shell and Marlo beat her by a couple of years anyway they were Immortal before they were 30 classroom stuff radio writing is the literature of today the literature of the masses and Heaven helped the masses but it just serves a different purpose that's all the purpose of radio writing as far as I can see is to prove to the masses that a deodorant can bring happiness a mouthwash guarantee success and a laxative attract romance wellow take it easy George let him alone he'll run longer than l gray don't think says the radio and we'll pay you for it can spell cat too bad but a yacht and a million dollars to the gentleman for being in our audience tonight worry says the radio will your best friends not tell you will you lose your teeth will your cigarettes give you cancer will your body function after you're 35 if you don't use our product you lose your husband your job and die use our product and we'll make you rich we'll make you famous that's just about enough George don't let it upset you my dear don't you feel badly bad not badly you feel badly this way I have more confidence than ever in your understanding of domestic problems look I got my coat on and I catch cold easy easily not easy we're leaving now Mr hollingsway good night again my dear good night and of course you understand that under the circumstances your little project is quite quite impossible of course good night Mr fips good night good night R good night you good night L one little project of yours turned out to be quite quite impossible I'll take care of Tiding up you better start your revisions it's all right I'm sorry about this I know how much it means to you well it couldn't be helped I guess oh George it would have been so simple to say something non-committal not for 3 hours it is and I held back all night anyway she doesn't blame you for it didn't she tell you not to feel badly I wasn't thinking of myself well then what can she do to me report me as being unamerican radio is like a religion to those people when you attack it you attack their faith and once they feel you're against them they're off of you for life there's no making it up why should I want to make it up why should I oh nothing you know this is getting to be like a good mystery story where you think you got the murder picked out and it turns out to be somebody else for just a minute I had your little project tied up with Porter but now the clue seem to point to me in some weird unimaginable way I was to prove irresistible to Mrs Manley tonight I was to impress her and winner favor isn't that so but why to what purpose well if you must know their editor is leaving and I thought you'd be perfect for the job it pays $175 a week to start come here sit down for a minute look Reed let's put aside my no you the idea of working for the manes let's put aside my personal likes and dislikes they're not important I'm willing to admit that to a majority of my fellow citizens I'm a slightly comic figure an educated man nobody's asking you not to be think of the good you could do maybe raise the standards commercial radio What's the phrase wait for your life I'm a school teacher that's even worse than being an intellectual School teachers are not only comic they're often cold and hungry in this richest land on Earth and thousands of quitting every year to take jobs to pay them a decent living that is unhappily true then why not you because I can't think of myself doing anything else what would happen you think if we all quit who teach the kids who'd open their minds and hearts to the real glories of the human Spirit past and present who'd help them along to the Future radio sponsors comic strips at that I've been luckier than most even without what you earn I've managed to keep our heads above water it's quite a strange over a period of time with the water lapping at your chin that's where you've been a great help you made it a lot easier for both of us I'll admit it has upset my male ego from time to time and your overdeveloped sense of taste and discrimination which is apparently equal only by that of Addy Ross let's try to keep Addy out of this one I am fed up with taste and discrimination you're not making sense I'm fed up with your nobility and wisdom and superiority and your contempt for me and everything I try to do you're talking nonsense everything I say is nonsense it's all this work you're over tired you do too much and what do you suggest I stop doing this moronic radio trash with which I pay most of your bills now calm down and what do I go back to washing scrubbing ironing in a life of taste and discrimination I'm fed up with ADD Ross what's it all about really if music be the food of Love play on give me excessive it that surfeiting the appetite May sicken and so die from 12th night by Mr Shakespeare which Addy and I played in high school I thought it was a very clever note and there was more to it than a childhood memory yes there was but we won't go into that right now we're going to get a few things straighten out once and for all sit down yes Professor sit down 7 years ago I made the most perfect marriage ever devised by man Heaven her radio my wife was an independent understanding woman we thought the same thing about everything from baseball to bronze in those seven years I was never contemptuous of you I was proud but when that drooling pth began to change you when you're in dependence turned to fear when I watched you snivel and Grable around those two walking commercials I didn't like it and I don't like it I don't want to be married to Linda Gray Brenda Brown or even Myrtle tiffet I want my own wife back wi [Music] [Applause] up M LA are you ready oh my all that running hiking in baseball your feet must be ready to drop off I've covered more ground in Porter store from the oceans counter just back and forth to the water cooler how's it feel Laura May Porter spreading out in the national scale going to be a big Merchant Prince how's it supposed to feel no more small towns reported he'll be after the big cities now he'll be after what is it he always calls it class look why don't I save you a lot of trouble and tell you what you want to know and you can tell Debbie and that'll keep you busy while I'm dressed I don't know whether Porter ran off with Addie but get this I don't care I've got everything I want for instance sometime we'll spend a weake at the old fenny mansion down by the tracks and I'll go into detail right now I better get dressed you know what I think you're worried I think you're just as worried as the rest of us I've got everything I want maybe you haven't got everything you wanted after all you Haven everything after [Music] all your bed how much you got in front of you $111,000 that's my beted okay what do you got Ace H you're next Jack nine you win beer yeah if you're all out of champagne [Applause] M just because she's going out with Mr Porter holl's Way does she have to stay in the bathroom for almost an hour you oughtn't to run around like that you'll get consumption Laura may leave your sister get in the bathroom after all I've got a date too a respectable date what that your sister you're talking about I don't care I think it's disgusting he's 35 if he's a day I wish I was that disgusting again sister no knows what she's doing oh sure they all know what they're doing they're always going to wind up being supervisors or buyers or something well Porter hollingsway knows what he's doing too Mary didn't you hear what ma said and how do you think I feel having my friends talk about my sister your sister's a decent girl like I hope you are and there's nothing wrong in going out with the boss if it'll bring a couple of bucks into the house nothing wrong no nothing wrong then she'll wind up with a steak dinner and that's all are you looking for another snack M will you please make her get out oh all right Laura yes Mother you don't own that bathroom you know there's other people in this house but you're such a quiet little thing dear one never knows you're about I still think it's disgusting how do I look if I was you I'd show more of what I got maybe wear something with beads what I got don't need beads what's your new job going to be something secret like a spy something you can't talk about in the office all right so I'm I'm going to disgrace the fair name of finny Whit it nose and throw me out in the street I'm beginning to think your sister's right and to think a daughter of mine how many payments you behind ice from all the ice boxes in the world they can come and take it away oh heavens knows it's one of the few Joys I have in life they're not going to take it away and I know what I'm doing well remember you're my daughter and a decent girl come on Ruby lay off her it's him I guess so you got everything where's your praise right there he's out in front in a car black long what are you waiting for relax he just blew us on again that ain't Gabriel relax my nerves can't take this Laura what are you waiting for that's what I was waiting for stie would you be good enough to answer the door well my union don't like me doing this kind of thing for free but okay anybody wants me can come in and get me this ain't a drivein well I know never hello s hi pter good evening Mr Hollings way good evening I see you know Miss Dugan he just didn't know my last name was Dogan but I don't believe you know my mother Mrs finny mother Mr hing's way how do you do won't you sit down well I the table's reserved for half 7 it's after that now yes you are late aren't you I wanton wait a minute just get my bag your bag is a it's a cold night out ain't it not bad one of mine right uhhuh giant size with a super freeze box right uh-huh how long you had it how long they've been on the market couple of years yeah that was one of the first uhhuh wonder what's keeping her girls always got things to do they tell me why there it is how silly are you ready we're late good night mother dear don't wait up thank you Sadie darling good night thank you sad darling good night mother dear and don't wait up if a daughter of mine ever really talk like that I'd cut her tongue out there you are Mr Hollings way my what a pretty shade of green what's it called cream to Mint tastes like peppermint it isn't too strong wouldn't hurt a baby well I'll just have to trust [Music] you it's good oh my when I think of all the wonderful things that you know about that I've never even heard of it got a few years Head Start now don't you go making yourself out an old man Mr hing's way let's make it a porter why the way I look at it a man isn't really grown up till say 35 Poli least yeah this is a very nice place I've heard about it though of course I've never been I come here all the time with other young ladies you want to talk to about new duties at the store let's not talk business I thought that's what this dinner was for Mr Haring way we'll get around to it poor man I suppose you never get a chance to relax people always after you for things what do you do with yourself after work an hours say nights I have my family and my friends of course boyfriend isn't that getting a little personal oh girl like you I'll bet there's plenty who's out in front I don't happen to be one of those girls that talks about her private life Mr hing's way and what I do in my private life is my own personal business and nobody else's how about another drink oh no really I why B holling way don't get up hello George are you here alone well Rita of course funny we called your house but you just just leftt add's with us Addie it was a last minute idea we figured you'd probably have a previous engagement whose idea Addy's as a matter of fact now let me think may I have a cigarette please oh here you are oh thank you uh thank you Mr fips George fips this is Miss finny how do you do hello Miss finny been here long we just got here well didn't you see Reed and Addy go by they were a few steps ahead of me just now well I'm sure they saw you but you probably weren't looking their way not that I blame you say hello on your way out why don't you hm yeah love to you have such nice friends he's a school teacher he hasn't got a dime oh you were saying something about another drink it's getting stuffy in here I want some [Music] air [Music] weren't you out of cigarettes back there didn't you ask George for one did I you're smart thanks plenty smart we going to talk about business now let's look at the view for a while miss lipy is leaving next week yeah and if Miss Goldberg moves up you'll need a new assistant supervisor like flies around honey you and your boyfriend I thought we settled that I want to talk about it some more what makes you so interested in my boyfriend what do you think which is the ashtray I've got very definite ideas like what there's never been anybody in particular nobody special PL wanted to El bit what do you think that you've been waiting for that one guy to come along I got very definite ideas what's he got to be like this one guy someone that wants to marry me more than anything else in the world you sure got wrong ideas about things they may be wrong they're definite well tomorrow's another working day shall we go yeah go well home again I want to thank you for a lovely evening Mr hings way that's all right oh now look what I've done my best nyons to B I must have caught on a nail or something at the restaurant I hope you don't mind my bringing it up but could you remember about Miss liy leaving and Miss Goldberg moving up what about tomorrow night if you'd like I'd like half 7 thank you again Mr harling way for the lovely nylons it wasn't really necessary forget it before we say goodbye I'd like to tell you that your friendship has been a great deal to me and our evenings together they've been wonderful and I'm just sorry that well goodbye goodbye oh Mr harling's way oh I'm terribly sorry how stupid of me after all my graceful speeches I forgot my nylons they're in the bag I know good night again goodbye [Music] pter that's all yes [Music] sir it's going to be a white Christmas that song they tell me it made a million bucks for the fellow who wrote [Music] it this is the most beautiful house I've ever seen it's just everything anybody'd want you name it I got it you were married once weren't you see if it's too sweet perfect is this her picture my wife I wouldn't even have her fingerprints in the house then who's this somebody I know bet I can guess Addie Ross that's right so that's what she looks like you can't tell from that really it's only a picture she's beautiful all right she sort of looks like a queen doesn't she like a queen ought to look I imagine you must be very good friends I helped her with some Investments she gave me this last Christmas almost a year ago yeah just never bother to put it away I guess Porter you know how I feel about you how I'm only human you know I'm not so sure sure you are no no thanks you're smart so you told me I'm smart too and I've been around oh bet it's an old X you're good at it but you don't fool me you're smart all right smarter than anybody and I know all the answers then answer this one why pick on me I've been watching your work Miss fenny and I think you're ready for advancement let's have dinner and talk it over there's a brand new act for you it's got a beard a mile long I didn't ask you out you ask me and why me the woods are full of girls not like you you can say it again not like me and they don't want what I want all right what what do you want not a $4 a week raise I don't want a new car a fur coat or a trip to Hawaii on a solid gold yacht you don't carry what I want in any of your seven big stores Mr hing's way name it I want to be in a silver frame on a piano my own piano in my own house you mean you want to get married does that make me a freak I've been married once you know that and once is enough for a man like me anyway maybe I'm just not the type maybe you just haven't found the right girl living with somebody all the time I'm not easy to get along with I'm set in my ways I want to do what I want when I want why if it was just a question of the right girl wouldn't any man in the world want to marry you not if he thought he could marry Addie Ross maybe I don't know all the answers but I know some of them it's late I better be getting home okay if I call you a cab beat walking in the snow this is Porter hings way how long before you can get a cab over to my house okay hustle it along and say put the charge on my account yeah just a minute sounds like you keep the Cs pretty busy with this kind of thing the reason I keep an account is because I do a lot of business with them store business well don't get mad you just keep needling me I'd insist upon paying for that cab myself but I'm in no spot to be proud from tomorrow on I count the pennies what's on today I start looking for a new job I'm not going to fire you I'm going to quit what do you want to do that for that's a silly question coming from a man who knows all the answers none of the others quit why should I is that it don't let her worry you Porter maybe it's just a new twist in the same old act as a again I'll take you to the door you stay where you are this time it's goodbye and no kidding maybe you're right Porter maybe I'm a Fool maybe you're the biggest fool in the world L me happy New Year happy new you will you stand still oh this dress ain't my type at all for one thing it's too high in the front my best dress ain't good enough for you you can get out of it right now just don't give me that big sacrifice routine you'd wear it yourself if you had someplace to go okay that does it take it off it was Ma's idea for me to wear it not yours it's still my dress and you got 30 seconds to get out of it just because it's New Year's Eve and you haven't even got a you're going to look awful silly running around this kitchen star naked 10 seconds to go just because you got P H's way mad at you 5 Seconds me can't we have some peace in this house even on New Year's Eve you got it mixed up with Christmas New Year's Eve is when people go back to killing each other which reminds me I got to go to work that's a fine way to see the new year and serving up champagne for Mrs Addie Ross and Friends it be sitting alone with the glass of stale beer forget it STI I didn't mean it to w s I know tell you what comes midnight I'll slip P of Hollings way a Mickey don't bother it's a pleasure night kids happy New Year s is he going to be at the Addie Ross party that's what the invite says she's expecting the the pleasure of his company how do you know listen when they hire STI Dugan for a waitress they submit a guest list and Laura may could have been there too stop picking on us who's picking on us you and babe you stop it and make babe stop it too of all the time to quit a job just before Christmas with all the bills do and five months do on the ice box Ruby finny you got to make up your mind whether you want your kids happy or your ice box paid up oh not for all the ice boxes in the world relax have a good time tonight at the bingo party yeah wish you were going to be there happy New Year Ruby happy New Year Sadie you sure you don't want to come play bingo with me thanks Ma I'll be home before midnight oh you don't have to on my account I'm going to bed early well I better go get dress hi Laura hi Nick bab ready yet unless she's beat her brains out with a pot puff sit down give me a cigarette huh sure hey how come you ain't dressed up for New Year's Eve I and I'm going to a fancy dress ball yeah as what a queen a queen a queen in a silver frame I don't get it I'll go see what's keeping Bab who are you uh I where's Miss finny well she'll be out in a minute Mr hulings way we met somewhere not exactly Mr Hollings way I work in your shipping room you waiting for Miss finny yes sir what's your name Nick uh Nicholas Butler we're just good friends kind of miss vny and me but I worked in your shipping room three years Mr hulings way Bon face this is my sister babe my real name's Georgiana oh what do you say babe Happy New Year Mr Hollings way I thought baboon face was waiting for you he used to I gave him to babe he goes with a dress have you got another dress what I want to take you to a party Addie Ross's party yeah maybe she wouldn't like that she said she'd be delighted you must need another waitress I told her we had a date not to expect me if you'd made other plans we haven't got a date and I haven't made any plans so why don't you just run along you go someplace else no why not you know why not these are for you thanks put them on I'm not going anywhere you wouldn't want to let them die I'll put them in the ice box the orchids ain't paid for either Laura may I can't take it any I thought we decided to leave it alone it's worth not seeing you knowing you're here you I leave time wondering about you who you're with who you're looking at who you're kissing who easy now I can't sleep nights thinking about you so what what do I do about it start the same thing all over again and wind up the same way what about the way I feel my sleep but then I'm not even human am I I'm just a great big act you know what you're doing to me and you know all the answers I can't take it anymore oh what's a use portal tell Addie Ross it's a Cooks night out and I had to stay home with the ice box okay okay you win I'll marry you how about it thanks for nothing now what kind of an answer is that I don't know just felt like it that's all we'll do all right kid we're starting out where it takes most marriages years to get out in the open no Jokers you'll see you've made a good deal Laura May Laura May honey if you want me I'll be over with the callah hands playing Happy New Year Ma we're going to get married Bango well see you tonight Club George hello there George George what Rings this on oh George I've got to know something there's something I'll just die if I don't know right away wait till I turn over no don't don't ever turn it off that wonderful music have you been drinking tell me right away this minute George tell me the truth about what why didn't you go fishing today on the phone and you never dress up when there's no school why the blue suit today well now there's a little story connected with that this is fips you want it on the telephone it's her who who's this the one with the husband Mrs Manley oh tell her I'm not in well she called you twice this afternoon not if you don't want me to talk to her hello hello Mrs Manley yes so I here I wasn't home turn it up I see now look Mrs Manley that woman doesn't change the cheese her husband manufacturers why should she change what I write no I'm sorry I said I'm sorry I will not work tonight because Mrs Manley my husband doesn't like me to work on weekends yes he's right here but he's not twisting my arm I made up my mind all by myself no you'll have the copy Monday goodbye Mrs Manley peace it's wonderful answer my questions well that night the night of the big wind I came home with some news you were were preoccupied so after a couple of tries I decided to skip it it was just that the high school dramatic Society decided to do 12 night and asked me to direct it the first rehearsal was today and I thought my blue suit was more appropriate than a pair of waiting boots and Addie knew about it which accounts for if music be the food of Love play on and on and on good evening thomasino did Mr Bishop call lady call up leave this message Mr Bishop secretary didn't say Mom Mr Bishop called to say he is very sorry he will not be home [Music] tonight and here are the results of the eight the winner number seven hoop skirt second number three Penny wise third number six pound foolish hoop skirt paid 16 you ought to use a walkietalkie it don't make so much noise that was the last race s's right that track's crooked isn't the track it's the horses they fix things up amongst themselves how come Porter so late tonight want a drink some of that green pepermint stuff cream Dem Min I can't stand it never could I love it 7:30 he's never been this late M Porter may not be home at all you mean tonight any night I think he's gone away for good somebody else I don't believe it I do Porter would never leave you for good and not for another woman why not because he's in love with you what because he's just playing crazy in love with you are you out of your mind I thought I heard soft voices in here hello Porter what's the fight about this time F jewelry or cash my children and me never fight fix me a drink will you I'm tired and the reason we never fight being my children know that I know what I'm talking about maybe your father Joe finny wasn't exactly a saint May rest in peace but I learned about men from him too much soda no more so than usual I'm too tired to play with it tonight I want to drink it Addie Ross left town today and took somebody's husband with her yeah you seem real excited about it like I told told you we were having lamb for dinner what do you want me to do sue somebody I'm tired I figured you might be the lucky boy then it must have broke your heart when I walked in here funny you should mention my heart so you figured I ran away with Edie Rose how'd it feel you don't have to tell me I can tell you you ought to go on information please so what I got mine that's what you thought to yourself you ought to get a concession at some Carnival you're a regular mind reader three years of playing The Good Wife here's where I Cash In Here Comes the payoff that's what you thought I've been a good wife the best wife your money could buy strictly Cash and Carry isn't that what you wanted isn't that what you told me out in the open you made a good deal kid did you ever stop to think P of it in over three years there's one word we've never said to each other even in fun to you I'm a cash register you can't love a cash register and I'm part of your inventory you can't love that either I asked you to marry me because I was crazy about you you didn't even ask ask me I've been a good husband you got everything you want if you'd only ask me if you'd only made me feel like a woman instead of a piece of merchandise did you give me a chance to all you ever showed me was your price tag you better get dressed we're meeting the others at Half 8 I'll be ready when you are [Music] She Walks in Beauty like the night hello George of cloudless climbs and Starry skies and all that's good of dark you're the most dreamy thing I've ever hated inside thanks so much how are the martinis very high and dry let me bring you up to date no thanks not drinking not at the moment so how long a wait do you suppose before Brad comes sliding down the banister a rough idea he's not here what do you mean he's not here Brad's not here there was a message when I got home saying he wouldn't be back tonight perhaps you'd rather not go without him why not well then how about having having just one with us before we leave thanks I feel fine just as I am a tiny one for medicinal purposes against the night air huh she doesn't want one George well then uh shall [Music] we [Music] sure you don't want to drink sure you know who that guy is a bookie all the Barbie shops and saloons in town dancing with my wife he came over and asked very Polly she'd dance with anybody she waited to see if you had any objections I wouldn't object of a chimpanzee asked her You' got no right to complaint oh I've got no complaints I'm happy Joe from cooko greatest little wife in the world fine home fine friends everybody love oh why don't you stop acting like a spoiled baby everybody loves I'm fed up listening to your w w w you're always talking about being such a man you don't even act grown up what are you getting sore about you some stupid oh wait a minute have you any idea how much Laura May is in love with you no how much so much she's afraid to tell you afraid you'd laugh at her me laugh she couldn't say it with a straight face Laur in love with me it's all she can do to wait it out wait it out yeah like an annuity till it matures like a slot machine it pays off that's what she's waiting for a chance to call it off to collect the end of the line fairs please don't tell me about love and Laura May oh there's a fine relaxed atmosphere at this table as if there were a body hidden under it I'm sorry oh I was only kidding what was it you call Addy down at the pier the deer departed well maybe that's who's under the table only it's Brad Deborah why you letting all this nice cold champagne Fizz itself to death it sounds like one of your quotations Professor can you give me something fitting for the occasion well why not make up your own it's more fun I don't understand this conversation at all how drunk am I thank you very much Mrs H's way let's do it again sometime and thank you Mr Hing yeah he seems Pleasant enough who is he a business associate of my mothers he's a bookie your mother Bets with him well everyone excuse me please I think I'd like to leave I'll drive you de I'd rather go by myself if you don't mind what's going on here shut up why not spend the night with us Debbie thanks just the same will somebody tell me what this is all about later I'll tell you later don't you know Porter no come on let's go for a little walk no I wanted to tell Porter what he doesn't know I want want to say it out loud the reason I want to go home Porter is because I've been spoiling everybody's fun don't be silly I tried hard to make believe the way you do Porter but I'm not as much of a man as you are I can't anymore make believe about what don't you know by now you're not as smart as I thought Porter you want it in so many words all right then my husband is run away with Addie Ross please nobody get up good night sit down quarter pleas please sit down for a moment Let Her Go py you keep out of it everyone else too just for a minute Brad didn't run away with that ER Ross I Did how you're here man can change his mind [Music] candy [Music] Porter you're quite a guy thanks she'd have known in the morning anyway she'll had a tough night she's just a kid Dance With Me George R do you mind just another minute okay you got it they all heard me say I ran away with another woman you've got everything you need you can take me for everything you'll ever [Music] want like always Porter when you start knocking on that brandy bottle you'll come up with anything I guess I stopped listening cuz if you said something I just didn't hear [Music] it why don't everybody dance [Music] Laura M you big gorilla Let's Dance [Music] hi ho good night everybody

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Length: 101min 42sec (6102 seconds)

Published: Mon Feb 05 2024