1. Hey, you up there,
drop that board over here.Copy !req
2. No, double time.
Don't go to sleep. Hurry up.Copy !req
3. Take it over there.Copy !req
4. Mind your ends, everybody.Copy !req
5. - Goodbye, everybody.
- Hey, Vi.Copy !req
6. - Goodbye.
- Goodbye, Myra.Copy !req
7. - Take care of yourself and good luck.
- Thank you.Copy !req
8. - I'll get a job soon.
- Cheerio.Copy !req
9. - Come along.
- Hey, get up there.Copy !req
10. - Have you got a job yet, Jo?
- Oh, no.Copy !req
11. Oh, shut up.Copy !req
12. Celie, throw us a bit of soap.Copy !req
13. Darling, why you've got my pants on.Copy !req
14. I have not, these are new ones tonight.Copy !req
15. Oh, Myra?Copy !req
16. Here's a parcel for you.Copy !req
17. - Dick left it.
- Oh, Myra would get it.Copy !req
18. I wish Kevin would send me something.Copy !req
19. - Myra.
- Oh, look, is it real?Copy !req
20. Oh, it's just what I wanted.Copy !req
21. How did he know what you wanted?Copy !req
22. I don't know. Maybe I mentioned it, huh?Copy !req
23. - Hello.
- Hello, darling, how are you?Copy !req
24. Oh, just fine.
I'm sorry I kept you waiting.Copy !req
25. You cost me a pretty penny already.Copy !req
26. You know, I only bought
this car for an hour.Copy !req
27. That's nothing to what
I will cost you.Copy !req
28. - Mind the step.
- And the chauffeur.Copy !req
29. - Hurry, quick, before the crowds come.Copy !req
30. Very good.Copy !req
31. Come along now, Your Highness.Copy !req
32. Looks like another full house tonight.Copy !req
33. Yeah, what a sap I was to
go into The Bing Boys.Copy !req
34. I had a chance to go in Chu Chin Chow.
If I had taken it, I'd still be a chorus girl.Copy !req
35. Now look at me.
I don't work two years.Copy !req
36. Come on, there's nothing
around here for us.Copy !req
37. I don't know, I think one place
is as good as another.Copy !req
38. If your luck's in, it's in.Copy !req
39. Yeah, now watch me.Copy !req
40. Hello, Harold.Copy !req
41. Funny, I thought I knew that chap.Copy !req
42. Yeah.Copy !req
43. Lovely night, huh?Copy !req
44. Lovely night for what?Copy !req
45. Air raids?Copy !req
46. Those fellows up there
give me the willies.Copy !req
47. Well, they're men, aren't they?Copy !req
48. I'd rather they throw bombs on me,
than take no notice of me at all.Copy !req
49. I expect they do that
just to please you, dearie.Copy !req
50. Come on, I'll show you
my lucky window.Copy !req
51. Here you are now. You just watch this.Copy !req
52. See? What did I tell you?Copy !req
53. Doing well, aren't we?Copy !req
54. - What time is it?
- About 11:00.Copy !req
55. I'm going down to Waterloo Bridge.Copy !req
56. Might have some friends coming
in on leave from Waterloo Station.Copy !req
57. Well, I'll go down to Trafalgar Square.Copy !req
58. Might be some friends of mine
coming in from Downing Street.Copy !req
59. - So long.
- Cheerio.Copy !req
60. - Cab, lady?
- Not yet.Copy !req
61. Come on! Hurry! Come on!Copy !req
62. Now look at that.
Rot them zeppelins.Copy !req
63. - What's the matter?
- Who wants to know?Copy !req
64. Come out from there. There's a raid on.Copy !req
65. - What are you looking for?
- What am I looking for?Copy !req
66. What do you think I'm looking for?
My potatoes, of course.Copy !req
67. - Don't you know there's a raid on?
- I don't care if there is.Copy !req
68. Listen. Zeppelins.Copy !req
69. Hear that? Zeppelins over your head.Copy !req
70. Zeppelins, be blowed.
I want my potatoes.Copy !req
71. Oh, what's the odd.Copy !req
72. Hey.
What the heck do you think you're doing?Copy !req
73. Can't you see?
We're looking for potatoes.Copy !req
74. - Did anybody mention there's a raid on?
- Yeah, I read it in the papers.Copy !req
75. - We're taking shelter.
- Oxygen shelter, huh?Copy !req
76. Yeah. The old dame
dropped her potatoes...Copy !req
77. and she wouldn't take cover
until we pick them up.Copy !req
78. Here, let me help.Copy !req
79. Put that light out.
Do you wanna be kissed by a bomb?Copy !req
80. Come on. Hey there. Come on, move on.Copy !req
81. I thought that officer
was gonna arrest you for that.Copy !req
82. He didn't see.
Come on, we got them all.Copy !req
83. Where's the cabbage?Copy !req
84. Here you are.Copy !req
85. - Come, let's go to the shelter.
- Confound it. The impertinence, I called it.Copy !req
86. Over the air with their tomfool airships
and these lights all ready.Copy !req
87. Airships, indeed. At this time of night.Copy !req
88. The government ought not to allow it.Copy !req
89. If Mr. Gladstone was alive,
it would be a very different cup of tea.Copy !req
90. - Where are my potatoes?
- Here they are.Copy !req
91. Oh, thank you, sir.Copy !req
92. That's a nice little fur, dearie.Copy !req
93. I had one like that when I was a girl.Copy !req
94. But the moths got it.Copy !req
95. Oh, drat it.
There go my potatoes again.Copy !req
96. Dear me. Well, I'm off.Copy !req
97. I can't hang around here
wasting me time.Copy !req
98. Oh, no. You're gonna stay here.
You can't go until the raid's over.Copy !req
99. I tell you, I don't owe to the raids.Copy !req
100. And if you wants to know, between
you and me, I don't even owe to the war.Copy !req
101. The Kaiser ain't done me no harm
and I ain't done him no harm.Copy !req
102. - Oh, dear I—
- No, no that wasn't one.Copy !req
103. How do you mean that ain't one?
What do you think I am, deaf?Copy !req
104. - Is this your first air raid?
- Golly, no. I've been in five or six.Copy !req
105. - Say, are you an American?
- Say, are you a mind reader?Copy !req
106. Yeah. Hey, listen. I'm an American too.Copy !req
107. - Just one of the boys that couldn't wait.
- Oh, I don't know about that.Copy !req
108. Found myself one morning with nothing
to do so I thought I'd come to France.Copy !req
109. - What for?
- Fun.Copy !req
110. - Was it?
- No.Copy !req
111. All clear!Copy !req
112. Come along.Copy !req
113. Here you are, mother.
Now you can go off home.Copy !req
114. Thank you for nothing.Copy !req
115. My God, what he will do
when I do get home.Copy !req
116. My old man is that jealous,
you wouldn't believe.Copy !req
117. Well, if they have anymore of this nonsense
I'll write to The Times about it.Copy !req
118. Toodle-oo and God bless you.Copy !req
119. - Good night.
- Bye.Copy !req
120. Well, that's that. Thanks.Copy !req
121. - Where were you going?
- Where do you think, Buckingham Palace?Copy !req
122. - Can I give you a lift?
- Oh, your Rolls is around the corner, huh?Copy !req
123. No, we'll get a taxi. What address?Copy !req
124. - 14 Lyle Street.
- Taxi!Copy !req
125. - Thank you.
- Yeah.Copy !req
126. Well...Copy !req
127. bye.Copy !req
128. - Don't you wanna come up for a minute?
- Why sure, that will be swell.Copy !req
129. I haven't got a thing to drink.Copy !req
130. That doesn't matter.Copy !req
131. - Here.
- Oh, thank you, sir.Copy !req
132. Here we are.Copy !req
133. - Well, how do you like the mansion?
- Why? I think it's very comfortable.Copy !req
134. - Yeah. Want a cigarette?
- Thanks.Copy !req
135. Here.Copy !req
136. Thank you.Copy !req
137. It's a swell night, isn't it?Copy !req
138. - There goes that signal again.
- Another raid?Copy !req
139. Yeah.Copy !req
140. Hurry.Copy !req
141. - Yeah, I guess they've come back.
- Oh, you have fun here too.Copy !req
142. Yeah.Copy !req
143. Sit down.Copy !req
144. Thanks.Copy !req
145. Have an American cigarette.Copy !req
146. I'll say I will.Copy !req
147. Here.Copy !req
148. Got it?Copy !req
149. Thanks.Copy !req
150. Have you had your dinner?Copy !req
151. Then why don't you come
and eat with me?Copy !req
152. - Every place is closed while the raid's on.
- Oh, that's too bad.Copy !req
153. But you can eat here.Copy !req
154. I haven't got a thing
in the place.Copy !req
155. But there's a fish and chips
shop downstairs.Copy !req
156. - That's great. I'll go down and get some.
- Swell.Copy !req
157. - So you're back, are you?
- Yeah.Copy !req
158. Pleased to see me, ain't you?Copy !req
159. What do you want?Copy !req
160. You know perfectly well what I want.Copy !req
161. - I want my three weeks' rent.
- I haven't got the dough.Copy !req
162. Well, what do you expect me to do?
Subsidize you?Copy !req
163. You're making a mistake, my girl.Copy !req
164. You'll pay that rent
or I'll find another tenant.Copy !req
165. You think that will be easy?Copy !req
166. Well, it's been good enough
for better folks than you.Copy !req
167. How much do I owe you?Copy !req
168. Four pound, three and three pence.
There's the bill.Copy !req
169. Well, I've got the three and threepence.Copy !req
170. I don't want any of your lip.Copy !req
171. Listen. You'll get your money.Copy !req
172. - I'll get it for you somewhere.
- Yeah. But when?Copy !req
173. Hey. You know the—Copy !req
174. - This is Mrs. Hobley.
- Please to meet you, I'm sure.Copy !req
175. - How do you do?
- Been on leave long?Copy !req
176. I just got in tonight.
Our first leave for eight months.Copy !req
177. Oh, isn't that lovely?Copy !req
178. - You come to town in lots of money.
- Well, no.Copy !req
179. Say, wasn't that somebody
calling you downstairs, Mrs. Hobley?Copy !req
180. - Good night.
- Good night.Copy !req
181. Check the window
if you find it's too drafty.Copy !req
182. - And I hope you'll have a very happy leave.
- Thank you.Copy !req
183. Good night, dearie.Copy !req
184. - Well, she's a pleasant old girl.
- Yeah, isn't she?Copy !req
185. I think I've gotten plenty of those.Copy !req
186. - Hey. What's your name?
- Roy Cronin.Copy !req
187. Oh, shoot. There's no more gas.Copy !req
188. - Got a schilling, soldier?
- Sure.Copy !req
189. - Say, what is that? A slot machine?
- Sure, it turns on the gas.Copy !req
190. I thought maybe you were getting
a package of gum.Copy !req
191. - Remind me I owe you a schilling.
- Yeah, wouldn't it be terrible if I forgot?Copy !req
192. - What's your name?
- Myra.Copy !req
193. - Myra, what?
- Myra Deauville.Copy !req
194. - Deauville. Your family French?
- Oh, no. That's just a stage name.Copy !req
195. - What's your real name?
- Let's eat. I'm starved.Copy !req
196. - We don't have to wait for the kettle.
- All right.Copy !req
197. - Where do you come from?
- Lachsfeld, do you know it?Copy !req
198. - I'll say, I do.
- Yeah?Copy !req
199. Sure. Did you live with your people?Copy !req
200. I did until the war broke out.Copy !req
201. You see, my stepfather's English
so he joined up.Copy !req
202. And, of course, my mother
came here with him.Copy !req
203. - Is he nice?
- Yeah, he's grand.Copy !req
204. He's at least ten years too old
to be in uniform, but he's in it all the same.Copy !req
205. - Tommy?
- Major, RAMC.Copy !req
206. You see, he was a doctor.Copy !req
207. Thanks.Copy !req
208. - Couldn't you have gotten a commission?
- I suppose so.Copy !req
209. - Didn't your mother want you to?
- Yeah, but it was too late.Copy !req
210. You see, I was in summer camp
in Canada.Copy !req
211. Coming home, we stopped off in Toronto.Copy !req
212. Gosh, things were just getting going.Copy !req
213. Flags, bands, all that bunk.Copy !req
214. When I woke up, I was a soldier.Copy !req
215. You know, just boyish enthusiasm.Copy !req
216. - Did it last?
- What?Copy !req
217. The boyish enthusiasm.Copy !req
218. No, you don't stay boyish
very long in war.Copy !req
219. I can see that.Copy !req
220. Gosh, I haven't seen them in three years.Copy !req
221. - I bet you're kind of anxious too, huh?
- Yeah, kind of. I'm taking the first train out.Copy !req
222. - Where they live?
- They got a place down in Buckinghamshire.Copy !req
223. - Tell me about you.
- Me?Copy !req
224. There's the kettle.Copy !req
225. Here, let me do that.Copy !req
226. Clever, aren't you?Copy !req
227. - Here.
- Thanks.Copy !req
228. - Where do you come from?
- New York.Copy !req
229. - Been here long?
- Four years.Copy !req
230. - Four years. What made you come?
- Work.Copy !req
231. - What kind of work do you do?
- I'm a chorus girl.Copy !req
232. A chorus girl?Copy !req
233. Oh, gee.Copy !req
234. - You came over with a show, huh?
- Yeah, The Pink Lady.Copy !req
235. - When it ended, The Bing Boys.
- That must be interesting.Copy !req
236. - Yeah, when you can get it.
- Been out long?Copy !req
237. - I certainly have.
- What a rotten break.Copy !req
238. - And that accounts for—
- Yeah, that accounts for this rotten place.Copy !req
239. I admit the refrigerator is old-fashioned.Copy !req
240. - Please, I didn't mean to be critical.
- Oh, I know the place isn't the Ritz but—Copy !req
241. Oh, you don't wanna be bothered
with a hard-luck tale.Copy !req
242. - Tell me.
- Well, jobs are hard to find...Copy !req
243. - ... and rents are high, that's all.
- Behind with it?Copy !req
244. - Gee. Let's talk about something cheerful.
- How much is it?Copy !req
245. Well, if you must know,
it's just under five pounds.Copy !req
246. But I'll get a job soon.Copy !req
247. Well, you see, it isn't only rent.Copy !req
248. Price of everything has gone up so.Copy !req
249. Why, this afternoon
I was in Leicester Square—Copy !req
250. You know that Stag and Medals.Copy !req
251. Anyway, there's the cutest
little pink dress in the window...Copy !req
252. perfectly plain and simple.Copy !req
253. - What do you think they want for it?
- What?Copy !req
254. Three guineas.Copy !req
255. Myra, I don't want you to take offense
in anything I say...Copy !req
256. but, well, heck, you see, I got more
money than I want as a soldier...Copy !req
257. and, well, couldn't
I square things up for you?Copy !req
258. You know, with the rent and
maybe get you that pink dress.Copy !req
259. Gee, that's sweet of you.Copy !req
260. I wouldn't think of it.Copy !req
261. I don't see why not.
Who's to know?Copy !req
262. Oh, it's the principle of the thing.Copy !req
263. What's the difference?
Some of us are lucky, some of us aren't.Copy !req
264. Just at this very minute you aren't.Copy !req
265. Please. Go on. Take it.Copy !req
266. It would make me so happy.Copy !req
267. Just do it as a favor to me.Copy !req
268. As a favor to you?Copy !req
269. I don't know what to say, but...Copy !req
270. - Mind you, I hate taking it.
- Thanks.Copy !req
271. - Here.
- What?Copy !req
272. - There's your fiver. You better go now.
- What? Myra.Copy !req
273. You better go
I don't want your money.Copy !req
274. Oh, I'm awfully sorry.Copy !req
275. I didn't know
you would take it like that.Copy !req
276. Well, I told you I didn't mean
to insult you and I'm sorry. I—Copy !req
277. Well, I guess that's about all I can say.Copy !req
278. It's a grand feeling, isn't it?
The prince and the beggar maid.Copy !req
279. Felt very noble, didn't you?
Offering me something for nothing.Copy !req
280. That make you feel swell, huh?Copy !req
281. Why don't you answer me?Copy !req
282. Well, when do we begin the next stage?Copy !req
283. You gonna show me
how to lead a better life?Copy !req
284. Roy.Copy !req
285. Roy.Copy !req
286. What do you want?Copy !req
287. Come back a minute, will you?Copy !req
288. You don't have to care
what a cheap chorus girl says to you.Copy !req
289. Oh, I suppose it was my fault, really.Copy !req
290. I thought you'd understand.Copy !req
291. I—Copy !req
292. I guess it kind of hurt you, didn't it?Copy !req
293. Yeah.Copy !req
294. - You want another cigarette?
- Let's smoke these.Copy !req
295. All right.Copy !req
296. - Do you like music?
- Why, yeah. I do.Copy !req
297. This is from The Bing Boys.Copy !req
298. So you're going down
to see your mother tomorrow.Copy !req
299. I'm glad. It's good for a soldier
to get out of this town as quick as he can.Copy !req
300. - What's the matter with it?
- It isn't healthy.Copy !req
301. Only two things for a soldier
to do when he's a stranger like you.Copy !req
302. That's get drunk and get mixed up
with the wrong kind of women.Copy !req
303. That's a bug. I know the troops
go wild when they get in the big city.Copy !req
304. But that's because they got no friends.Copy !req
305. - But you see, I'm lucky.
- Are you? Why?Copy !req
306. - Well, I met up with you.
- That's lucky, isn't it?Copy !req
307. - A few seconds ago, I was bawling you out.
- I forgot that.Copy !req
308. I ought to have had
more sense.Copy !req
309. I should have known a decent girl
when I saw one.Copy !req
310. You've never been around
with girls much, have you?Copy !req
311. Not much? Why?Copy !req
312. - When do you go back to the trenches?
- I got 14 days.Copy !req
313. Say.Copy !req
314. Say, have you got a man or somebody
out at the front that you're interested in?Copy !req
315. - You mean, somebody I knit socks for?
- Well, that kind of thing, yeah.Copy !req
316. - No.
- I was thinking—Copy !req
317. I was thinking it would be swell
if you could work up a little interest in me.Copy !req
318. Guess I could.Copy !req
319. Even to the sock-knitting stage?Copy !req
320. Well, I never tried knitting.Copy !req
321. You know, I might at that.Copy !req
322. Gee, Myra, I like you a lot.Copy !req
323. Do you?Copy !req
324. - Who's there?
- It's me, dear. Mrs. Hobley.Copy !req
325. Well?Copy !req
326. I thought perhaps you would like to know
they're sounding the all clear in the streets.Copy !req
327. Thanks.Copy !req
328. I think I'll be going to bed now, dear.Copy !req
329. All right.Copy !req
330. Did you want to see me
about anything, dearie?Copy !req
331. Not now, I'll see you in the morning.Copy !req
332. All right. Good night.Copy !req
333. - Good night.
- Sleep well.Copy !req
334. - She is a nice soul, that Mrs. Hobley.
- Yeah.Copy !req
335. She's cute, isn't she?Copy !req
336. - Looks like the raid's over, soldier.
- That mean you want me to buzz off?Copy !req
337. - It's getting kind of late.
- All right, I'll go.Copy !req
338. But, say, listen, Myra. I've had an idea.Copy !req
339. How would it be if you were
to come down with me tomorrow?Copy !req
340. - What do you mean?
- Well, change will do you good.Copy !req
341. You mean, come down to your family's?Copy !req
342. I know you'd like them.
Come on, we'd have fun.Copy !req
343. - How old are you, Roy?
- Nineteen, why?Copy !req
344. - That's not very old, is it?
- I don't see what that's got to do with it.Copy !req
345. - What do you say, will you come?
- No.Copy !req
346. - Oh, Myra, why not?
- Can't. I gotta look for a job tomorrow.Copy !req
347. Oh, gee. Isn't that tough?Copy !req
348. I tell you what.Copy !req
349. I'll come and see you
before I go in the morning.Copy !req
350. - I won't be up.
- Well, I'll wait until you get up.Copy !req
351. - Goodbye.
- Goodbye.Copy !req
352. - Good night, Myra.
- Good night, Roy.Copy !req
353. Here!Copy !req
354. Oh, I'm sorry.Copy !req
355. Give me a penny, mister.
Oh, give me a penny, mister.Copy !req
356. Thank you. Oh, good morning, Mrs. Hobley.Copy !req
357. Good morning. What can I do for you?Copy !req
358. - Is Miss Deauville in?
- Not in here. You hop it.Copy !req
359. You're the young fellow
who's with her last night, aren't you?Copy !req
360. - No, I'm afraid she isn't back yet.
- She's out shopping or something?Copy !req
361. - Shopping is right.
- Perhaps I can go on up and wait.Copy !req
362. Oh, it's nothing to do with me,
you'll find the door open.Copy !req
363. Hello.Copy !req
364. I didn't mean to intrude. Is Myra at home?Copy !req
365. - Well, no. But she'll be here any a minute.
- Well, I won't disturb you then.Copy !req
366. You're not disturbing me.
I just came in myself.Copy !req
367. - Oh, you— You've just come in?
- Yes, I—Copy !req
368. Was Myra expecting you?Copy !req
369. Yes, I told her I'd pop along.
You see, I live in the next house.Copy !req
370. But I'll be toddling back now.Copy !req
371. But that roof doesn't look like
a very good place to do much toddling.Copy !req
372. Oh, we come and go on it all the time.Copy !req
373. If you wanna wait for Myra,
why don't you come in?Copy !req
374. - You mind?
- Not at all.Copy !req
375. Well, look the other way then.Copy !req
376. Sure.Copy !req
377. It's all right, you can look now.Copy !req
378. Oh, what lovely flowers.Copy !req
379. - Where did these come from?
- Oh, I brought those.Copy !req
380. You did? Well, aren't they ducky.Copy !req
381. - I sense you're a new friend of Myra's.
- Oh, yeah, we're friends.Copy !req
382. - Just a wartime acquaintance?
- That's it.Copy !req
383. - You a friend of Myra's too?
- Well, yes, why we're the best.Copy !req
384. - She and I used to work together.
- You were in The Pink Lady too.Copy !req
385. No, no. But we've been intimate
for ever so long.Copy !req
386. Strange she hasn't mentioned you.
She has so few friends.Copy !req
387. Well, to tell you the truth,
we only just met.Copy !req
388. - This morning?
- No, last night.Copy !req
389. You know, I hate to think of her
going through all this...Copy !req
390. air raids, bum food and—Copy !req
391. I know. And she's such a little thing.Copy !req
392. She doesn't seem to wanna talk
about her affairs.Copy !req
393. - How does she get along?
- It's a constant struggle.Copy !req
394. And she's so lonely.Copy !req
395. Do you know that she hasn't got a single
soul that she can count on for help?Copy !req
396. - And she does need it.
- You can tell that.Copy !req
397. Of course, I'm devoted to her.Copy !req
398. But then, I'm poverty-stricken myself.Copy !req
399. You see my—
My dear husband is no more.Copy !req
400. - I'm sorry.
- He was a soldier.Copy !req
401. Young, handsome, full of hope.Copy !req
402. Just like yourself.Copy !req
403. He got his in the crater at Ypres.Copy !req
404. Poor fellow.Copy !req
405. But how about Mrs. Hobley?
She seems friendly.Copy !req
406. Yeah, she seems friendly, all right.Copy !req
407. But Mrs. Hobley's a proper whited
sepulcher, I'll give you my word.Copy !req
408. What's she gonna do now?Copy !req
409. Myra.Copy !req
410. She doesn't seem to be crazy
about going back on-stage.Copy !req
411. I should hope not.Copy !req
412. The theater's no place
for a nice girl like her.Copy !req
413. Guess it isn't a very pleasant atmosphere.Copy !req
414. - Unless...
- Unless what?Copy !req
415. Well, you know,
it's always been my hope...Copy !req
416. you might almost call it my dream...Copy !req
417. that someday, some nice young man
would come along and appreciate Myra.Copy !req
418. You know, marry her.Copy !req
419. Give her a home.Copy !req
420. Protect her.Copy !req
421. Guess there hasn't been
much chance of that here.Copy !req
422. You've got it.Copy !req
423. And that's just the danger that she is
face to face with at this very moment.Copy !req
424. How do you mean danger?Copy !req
425. Bad influences.Copy !req
426. You have no idea
what London is like in wartime.Copy !req
427. Why, the immorality here is ghastly.Copy !req
428. I guess Myra can take care
of herself on that.Copy !req
429. Then how can she,
when she's neglected and helpless?Copy !req
430. And stony broke
and face to face with starvation.Copy !req
431. Is she broke?Copy !req
432. Her condition is senseless.Copy !req
433. - Hello, dear.
- Hello.Copy !req
434. I didn't know anybody was here.Copy !req
435. I just popped over and found mister—
Your friend here.Copy !req
436. - We've been having quite a jolly little chat.
- Yes, very.Copy !req
437. Well, I'll...Copy !req
438. I'll leave you two now
and be toddling.Copy !req
439. - Pleased to have met you.
- Bye.Copy !req
440. - Cheerio, Canada.
- Goodbye.Copy !req
441. - She been talking long?
- Only a few minutes.Copy !req
442. I was afraid of missing you if it was any
later. My train leaves at a quarter to.Copy !req
443. I brought you some flowers, Myra.Copy !req
444. Oh, they're lovely.Copy !req
445. But you shouldn't have.Copy !req
446. Bet they cleaned you out for those.Copy !req
447. Actually, I've got something else.Copy !req
448. I went into that shop, Stag and Medals.Copy !req
449. You got that pink dress?Copy !req
450. Yeah, shall I open it?Copy !req
451. No, I don't want it.Copy !req
452. I don't want you to give me anything.Copy !req
453. Myra, you don't have to pretend with me.
I know you're hard up.Copy !req
454. - Gee, that girl was just telling me—
- She doesn't know anything about it.Copy !req
455. She doesn't know about my private income.Copy !req
456. You've got a private income?Copy !req
457. - Certainly.
- Where does it come from?Copy !req
458. - From my folks back home.
- They're rich?Copy !req
459. - Sure.
- How much do they send you?Copy !req
460. A couple of postage stamps
so you can write home.Copy !req
461. Don't you insult my family.
They can take care of their daughter...Copy !req
462. - ... wherever she is.
- I don't mean to be nasty...Copy !req
463. but if they send you money,
why do you live in this place?Copy !req
464. - It isn't a million dollars a year.
- I know how much it is, Myra.Copy !req
465. It isn't a darn cent.
You've just been lying to me...Copy !req
466. - ... to keep me from helping.
- What business is it of yours?Copy !req
467. I want to know.
Who gave you the right...Copy !req
468. - ... to question me about my affairs?
- I gave myself the right.Copy !req
469. - And how did you manage to do that?
- By loving you, that's how.Copy !req
470. Roy...Copy !req
471. silly...Copy !req
472. - ... you can't do that.
- Oh, can't I.Copy !req
473. - No, I say you can't, it isn't possible.
- Why isn't it possible?Copy !req
474. - Why can't I love you?
- It's wrong...Copy !req
475. - ... it's all wrong.
- Why wrong?Copy !req
476. - It doesn't fit in, you loving me.
- My dear...Copy !req
477. I wouldn't care if you were in a thousand
shows of the circus. I love you.Copy !req
478. Yeah.Copy !req
479. Wait until you get back,
then see how much you think about me.Copy !req
480. - Are you thinking about your family?
- What?Copy !req
481. Well, I mean— I mean
is it just because I'm a common private?Copy !req
482. Yes, Roy.Copy !req
483. That's one of the things I'm thinking about.Copy !req
484. Why, I'd be ashamed
even to introduce you to my people...Copy !req
485. if they were living, which they aren't,
thank God.Copy !req
486. And do you wanna know
why I'd be ashamed?Copy !req
487. Because my mother and father
were a couple of drunken sots.Copy !req
488. And they lived in East St. Louis,
an exclusive suburb.Copy !req
489. That's where I came from.Copy !req
490. I ran away and went on the stage because
I was scared to stay in my own home.Copy !req
491. I was scared that they would
kill me when they were liquored.Copy !req
492. That's how much aristocracy I am.Copy !req
493. And you talk about me being lonely.Copy !req
494. Me...Copy !req
495. with everything I've got.Copy !req
496. That's it, Roy.Copy !req
497. - You've got enough in your own life.
- Yes, but...Copy !req
498. what have you got, Myra?
What have you—?Copy !req
499. No, I can take care of myself.Copy !req
500. Myra...Copy !req
501. - ... you said there was nobody else.
- There isn't.Copy !req
502. - Did there used to be?
- I never loved anyone.Copy !req
503. Then I'm not gonna stand here
and argue anymore about it.Copy !req
504. Don't hold your head like that.Copy !req
505. Look at me.Copy !req
506. Oh, Roy.Copy !req
507. Don't say anything more, sweetheart.
I know how it is.Copy !req
508. You just didn't want me to get into this.
You thought I might regret it someday.Copy !req
509. Well, that's all right.Copy !req
510. I'm not going to regret this ever.Copy !req
511. Ever.Copy !req
512. I guess I know who it is I love.Copy !req
513. Roy.Copy !req
514. - You'll miss your train.
- Yeah, I...Copy !req
515. I guess I better had be going now.Copy !req
516. But listen, darling.Copy !req
517. I'm coming back for you.Copy !req
518. - What do you mean?
- I'm coming back to see you.Copy !req
519. I'll be back just as soon
as I can get away.Copy !req
520. I...Copy !req
521. Hello, ducky. Come on in.Copy !req
522. What have you been saying to him?Copy !req
523. I've been telling him nothing
that wasn't good for him to hear.Copy !req
524. I've been singing
your blooming praises, all right.Copy !req
525. I was hoping he'd come and go away.Copy !req
526. Not him. He waited to hear all the
information I had to give him about you.Copy !req
527. Yeah, and what was that?Copy !req
528. That you was a poor, lonely, little girl.Copy !req
529. Half-starved and hungry for love.Copy !req
530. The only thing on God's Earth, I said,
that can save her is a husband.Copy !req
531. - A husband?
- Yes.Copy !req
532. And he's willing to step up
and do his duty, by king and country.Copy !req
533. And what's more, I'm prepared to be
your bridesmaid and help you blush.Copy !req
534. Did he say that he'd marry me?Copy !req
535. Well, not quite...Copy !req
536. but he was coming to it
when you burst in and interrupted.Copy !req
537. - He's yours, I tell you.
- What if I don't want him?Copy !req
538. Well, what if you don't?
What's the harm?Copy !req
539. All you have to do is
go through with the ceremony...Copy !req
540. collect his separation allowance,
and live in luxury.Copy !req
541. Then there's your insurance,
if he gets knocked off in action.Copy !req
542. I don't want his insurance...Copy !req
543. and I'm not gonna steal his pay.Copy !req
544. Who says it's stealing?Copy !req
545. Marriage is legal, ain't it?Copy !req
546. Why, it's early.Copy !req
547. Look at Agnes Ellen.
She's got four husbands in the army.Copy !req
548. Two Australians, one Yorkshire man,
and her own husband.Copy !req
549. She's collecting separation allowances
from all of them.Copy !req
550. And what's more,
she's making them all happy.Copy !req
551. Of course, there is the risk
that two or three of her husbands...Copy !req
552. might get leave at the same time.Copy !req
553. But that shouldn't bother you
with only one on your hands.Copy !req
554. Look here,
I put you in the way of a good thing.Copy !req
555. It's a stinking thing, Kitty.Copy !req
556. What's stinking about it, I'd like to know?
He loves you, don't he?Copy !req
557. Of course, he does.
Look at the flowers he's brought you.Copy !req
558. He don't even know me.Copy !req
559. And he never will, if I have to jump in
the river to keep him from finding out.Copy !req
560. You've bloody well gone queer
in your head, haven't you?Copy !req
561. Maybe.Copy !req
562. Now, what do you think of this port, Roy?Copy !req
563. - Pretty good, Roy?
- Seems fine to me.Copy !req
564. Seems fine to me.Copy !req
565. - But I don't know very much about wines.
- That's a pity.Copy !req
566. They tell me some people in your country
are trying to do away with wine altogether.Copy !req
567. Curious idea.Copy !req
568. Oh, that's all nonsense, darling.
It's just a lot of talk.Copy !req
569. Nothing will come of it.Copy !req
570. You mustn't believe
all you see in the papers.Copy !req
571. We're not as bad as all that.Copy !req
572. Of course, I don't know America very well.Copy !req
573. I was only in the place two or three weeks,
but they—Copy !req
574. They seemed to be sane
and responsible sort of people.Copy !req
575. No, I don't want any of that.Copy !req
576. Here, Hives.Copy !req
577. Pass the port, Jenny.Copy !req
578. - Have some more, Roy.
- No more for me, thanks.Copy !req
579. No, thank you.Copy !req
580. Does it feel good to be home, darling?Copy !req
581. - Swell.
- By the way...Copy !req
582. when you were in the Cambridge sector,
did you come across an old friend of mine?Copy !req
583. - Who was that, sir?
- Old Plumsteed.Copy !req
584. - Charlie Plumsteed.
- Was he a private?Copy !req
585. No, he was a brigadier.Copy !req
586. No, sir, no, I don't run across
many of those.Copy !req
587. No, I don't suppose you do,
but you may have met his son.Copy !req
588. Did you ever meet old Plumsteed's son?Copy !req
589. You know, young Plumsteed.Copy !req
590. - He's a second lieutenant, isn't he?
- Yes, I think he is.Copy !req
591. I remember coming across him
at the base on the way home.Copy !req
592. Roy, don't be cynical.Copy !req
593. He's not cynical.
Somebody has to be at the base.Copy !req
594. You're very silent, Mary.Copy !req
595. That's because I have nothing to say.Copy !req
596. I'm just enjoying myself,
trying to realize Roy is back home.Copy !req
597. Yes, nice having him, isn't it?Copy !req
598. You must come again soon.
I hope, though, I haven't got that silly.Copy !req
599. You can't come until they let you.Copy !req
600. Listen, now I can tell you
what I want to tell you.Copy !req
601. - It's about a girl.
- About a what?Copy !req
602. Well, about a girl.Copy !req
603. I don't know what he's talking about.Copy !req
604. A girl, darling, you know, a girl. A girl.Copy !req
605. Yeah, yeah, yes, I know, a girl is.
Well, what about it, boy?Copy !req
606. - Tell me about her, Roy.
- Well, there isn't much to tell, Mother.Copy !req
607. It all sounds rather silly.Copy !req
608. You see, I've only known her a few hours.
I met her on my way through.Copy !req
609. Come on, Jenny,
don't go to sleep with that port, pass it.Copy !req
610. - It's under your nose, darling.
- What?Copy !req
611. Your nose.Copy !req
612. See, things do happen pretty quickly now.Copy !req
613. I mean, they have to.Copy !req
614. You know, with the war on, you never
know where you're gonna be next.Copy !req
615. Well, the fact is I do like her. Terribly.Copy !req
616. - What's her name?
- Myra.Copy !req
617. - Myra what?
- Myra Deauville.Copy !req
618. That's not her real name, of course.
She's on the stage.Copy !req
619. - Who introduced you to her?
- Nobody.Copy !req
620. We met by accident during an air raid.Copy !req
621. She a well-known actress?Copy !req
622. Well, no, but she's awfully pretty.Copy !req
623. Actually, she is only in the chorus.Copy !req
624. She's had it pretty tough lately, you know.Copy !req
625. - Couldn't get a job in one thing or another.
- What a shame.Copy !req
626. Well, what I wanted to know...Copy !req
627. I mean, what I wanted to ask is—Copy !req
628. - What did you want to ask, Roy?
- I wondered if you'd hate very much...Copy !req
629. if we couldn't have her down here
for a while.Copy !req
630. - Would you like that?
- It would be grand.Copy !req
631. I wouldn't suggest it
if I didn't think you'd like her.Copy !req
632. I know she's a chorus girl,
but she's different.Copy !req
633. - I'm sure I shall like her.
- That means I can ask her?Copy !req
634. As far as I'm concerned, it does.Copy !req
635. - Do you mind, Fred?
- Do I mind what?Copy !req
636. If we ask this girl
down here for a day or two?Copy !req
637. I haven't heard a word
you've been talking about.Copy !req
638. - Oh, Fred.
- You mumble so. Well, what is it?Copy !req
639. I'll tell him, Mother.Copy !req
640. - Listen, Roy met—
- Oh, don't shout. I can hear perfectly well.Copy !req
641. He met a girl last night in an air raid.Copy !req
642. An air raid? A funny place, what.Copy !req
643. And he fell for her. Hook, line and sinker.Copy !req
644. Now, what he wants to know is—Copy !req
645. I haven't the least idea
what she's talking about.Copy !req
646. "Two plain, two pearl...Copy !req
647. two plain, two pearl,
two plain, two pearl..."Copy !req
648. - Good morning.
- Hello.Copy !req
649. - You're back soon.
- I caught an early train.Copy !req
650. Would you go for a ride
in the country with me?Copy !req
651. It's such a lovely day.
What do you say?Copy !req
652. I'm afraid I can't make it.Copy !req
653. We'll go anywhere you like.Copy !req
654. - Well, that sounds good.
- Then it's settled.Copy !req
655. Where would you like to go?Copy !req
656. Well, what about Hampton Court?Copy !req
657. No, let's go further off than that.Copy !req
658. All right.Copy !req
659. - Go anywhere you like.
- Come on then.Copy !req
660. Where's your hat?Copy !req
661. Wait a minute.Copy !req
662. - Good. I'll wait for you outside.
- All right.Copy !req
663. Oh, look, Buckingham Palace.Copy !req
664. Looks like King George
is giving a tea party.Copy !req
665. Whoa.Copy !req
666. Would you like to get out
and walk for a little?Copy !req
667. - Sure, let's.
- Say, listen, we're gonna walk a while.Copy !req
668. Very good.Copy !req
669. - Will you wait here for us, please?
- Very good.Copy !req
670. - Oh, boy.
- Like it?Copy !req
671. - It's all right for us to be here?
- Of course, why?Copy !req
672. - Well, it looks kind of private.
- I expect it's all right.Copy !req
673. You know, it looks almost like a garden.Copy !req
674. But, Roy, surely this is a garden.Copy !req
675. Well, what's the difference if it is?Copy !req
676. - Nobody will kick us out in wartime.
- I don't suppose.Copy !req
677. Shall we sit down?Copy !req
678. - Here?
- Yeah.Copy !req
679. All right.Copy !req
680. Myra...Copy !req
681. there's something
I want to talk to you about.Copy !req
682. - Yeah, what?
- Well, you see...Copy !req
683. things aren't quite the same in wartime.Copy !req
684. I mean, you do things in a,
you know, well...Copy !req
685. a less leisurely fashion.
You know what I mean?Copy !req
686. No.Copy !req
687. Well, what I mean is people
make up their minds more quickly.Copy !req
688. And...Copy !req
689. I've made up my mind about something.Copy !req
690. - Yeah, what?
- I've made up my mind that it'd be grand...Copy !req
691. if you'd marry me.Copy !req
692. Well, Myra?Copy !req
693. You just don't know
what you're talking about.Copy !req
694. That's not an answer.Copy !req
695. Please...Copy !req
696. don't look away from me.Copy !req
697. Give me an answer.Copy !req
698. No, I won't marry you, Roy.Copy !req
699. Thank you.Copy !req
700. I see.Copy !req
701. - Myra, you're crying.
- Not really.Copy !req
702. Are you unhappy?Copy !req
703. A little.Copy !req
704. Darling, you needn't be.
I could look after you.Copy !req
705. I could make you happy,
I know I could.Copy !req
706. - Could you, Roy?
- Sure.Copy !req
707. Won't you change your mind?Copy !req
708. Hello, Roy!Copy !req
709. - Hello.
- Who's that?Copy !req
710. - That's my sister.
- Who's that with her?Copy !req
711. My mother and stepfather.Copy !req
712. - Oh, Roy, how could you that? I'm going.
- I—Copy !req
713. - Oh, no, Myra please.
- Please, let me go.Copy !req
714. - Please, please, you gotta stay.
- No, no.Copy !req
715. - Hello, darling.
- Hello, Mother.Copy !req
716. - Good morning, Roy.
- Good morning, sir.Copy !req
717. - This is Myra, that I told you about.
- How do you do?Copy !req
718. - My sister, Janet.
- How do you do?Copy !req
719. - My stepfather, Major Wetherby.
- What?Copy !req
720. - Major Wetherby!
- How do you do?Copy !req
721. - How do you do?
- I'm so glad you let Roy bring you down.Copy !req
722. Let's come along now.
Where's your luggage?Copy !req
723. Oh, I haven't any luggage. I can't stay.Copy !req
724. - She says she can't stay.
- Oh, nonsense.Copy !req
725. Oh, that's too bad.Copy !req
726. Roy said he was bringing you down
for several days.Copy !req
727. - He shouldn't have. I never told him that.
- It's my fault.Copy !req
728. She didn't know where she was coming.
I couldn't persuade her. I tricked her.Copy !req
729. Oh, what a shame.
Roy, that's very naughty of you.Copy !req
730. But now that you're here,
you must stay.Copy !req
731. I've got everything you want.
We're about the same size.Copy !req
732. That's right. Come on, let's go.Copy !req
733. Did you have a pleasant ride coming down?Copy !req
734. This place is no distance from town by car.Copy !req
735. Of course, it was a different thing
in the old horse days...Copy !req
736. but then, cars and carriages
are very different things.Copy !req
737. Very different. Old Plumsteed
often used to say the same thing.Copy !req
738. Totally different things,
that's what I always say.Copy !req
739. Extraordinary how few good people
understand that.Copy !req
740. I had an argument with old Plumsteed
once on the very subject.Copy !req
741. He took the point of view that
carriages are more comfortable...Copy !req
742. but cars were bigger. What?Copy !req
743. Good piece it was too.
I remember it well.Copy !req
744. I saw it twice, I think.
Well, what was it called?Copy !req
745. - The Bing Boys.
- The what?Copy !req
746. - The Bing Boys!
- Yes, something like that.Copy !req
747. The fellow that was in it...Copy !req
748. what was his name?Copy !req
749. - George Robey?
- George what?Copy !req
750. - George Robey!
- Yes, I forget his name.Copy !req
751. But he was a funny chap.Copy !req
752. I remember he had comic eyebrows.
Do you remember his eyebrows?Copy !req
753. I was always a bit interested in the stage.Copy !req
754. That fellow, Irving.Copy !req
755. What was the piece he used to play...Copy !req
756. Oh, you wouldn't remember it,
it was before your time.Copy !req
757. He played two parts.Copy !req
758. He used to change his clothes
a whole lot of times.Copy !req
759. By George, that was acting, that was.Copy !req
760. Talking about acting reminds me, I had
a niece who wanted to go on the stage.Copy !req
761. I don't think anything came of it, I think
she got married or something or other.Copy !req
762. Well, you can't do everything,
as old Plumsteed used to say.Copy !req
763. I suppose this business of acting
isn't so easy as it looks.Copy !req
764. Some people can,
and some people can't, what?Copy !req
765. Well, there's no need for me
to tell you that.Copy !req
766. - Fortune.
- Thanks.Copy !req
767. Well done, Fred,
I didn't know you were so active.Copy !req
768. Jan, you need a baseball field,
not a tennis court.Copy !req
769. I'll take you on afterwards.
We'll see how good you are.Copy !req
770. Come on, come on, come on.
I'm waiting to serve.Copy !req
771. Sorry.Copy !req
772. Janet used to be quite good.
The child's out of practice.Copy !req
773. - Oh, yes.
- Forty-thirty. Good service, Jan.Copy !req
774. - Were you ready, sir?
- No, I wasn't.Copy !req
775. I'll have two more then.Copy !req
776. Bad luck, very well tried.Copy !req
777. - That's the game end, isn't it?
- I'm afraid it is.Copy !req
778. That girl is too good for me.
You take her on, Roy.Copy !req
779. - All right.
- Have a nice, cold drink.Copy !req
780. - What?
- Lemonade.Copy !req
781. Lemonade? No, that stuff's no good to me.Copy !req
782. I'm gonna get a whiskey and soda.Copy !req
783. You played very well, darling.
You deserved to win.Copy !req
784. Well, I don't know so much.
I had the sun in my eyes most of the time.Copy !req
785. - Do you play this silly game, my dear?
- No, I'm afraid not.Copy !req
786. Well, you can't do everything, can you?Copy !req
787. Some people do and some people don't,
as old Plumsteed used to say.Copy !req
788. I'm just gonna have to have a cold bar.Copy !req
789. Roy was talking to me about you
last night, Myra.Copy !req
790. - Was he?
- He's very much in love with you.Copy !req
791. Yeah, I suppose so.Copy !req
792. He told me he wanted to marry you.Copy !req
793. - Did you know that?
- Yeah, I know.Copy !req
794. Would you like me to tell you
quite honestly what I said to him?Copy !req
795. - Oh, I don't mind.
- I asked him not to.Copy !req
796. I thought I'd like to tell you that
quite simply.Copy !req
797. It seemed nicer for you.Copy !req
798. - What did he say?
- He wouldn't listen to me.Copy !req
799. Did you say anything about me
being a chorus girl?Copy !req
800. I told him that you had both
led very different kinds of lives...Copy !req
801. that you might find
you hadn't much in common.Copy !req
802. Why are you telling me all this?Copy !req
803. Are you trying to ask me to give him up?Copy !req
804. I just wanted you to know
what I felt about it.Copy !req
805. After all, we know it's in both our minds.Copy !req
806. It seems silly not to talk about it,
doesn't it?Copy !req
807. I suppose so.Copy !req
808. I want you to think about it
very carefully, Myra.Copy !req
809. I will.Copy !req
810. Has what I said made you unhappy?Copy !req
811. No.Copy !req
812. Oh, there's tea. Shall we go in?Copy !req
813. Come in.Copy !req
814. Oh, hello, Myra.Copy !req
815. Haven't you gone to bed yet?Copy !req
816. No.Copy !req
817. It's rather a warm night, isn't it?Copy !req
818. Do you want to talk to me
about something?Copy !req
819. - Yes.
- Come and sit down.Copy !req
820. No, I'm all right here.Copy !req
821. I just wanted you to know...Copy !req
822. I could marry him if I wanted to.Copy !req
823. I know, my dear.Copy !req
824. Look...Copy !req
825. I just wanted you to know that.Copy !req
826. Yes, I know, Myra.Copy !req
827. You see, I happen to know
you're rather a fine girl.Copy !req
828. Fine?Copy !req
829. I'm not.Copy !req
830. About things like that, my dear,
I never make mistakes.Copy !req
831. I want to tell you something.Copy !req
832. Something I couldn't tell Roy.Copy !req
833. What is it, Myra?Copy !req
834. I'm not a chorus girl at all.Copy !req
835. I make my living...Copy !req
836. I...Copy !req
837. I picked Roy up on Waterloo Bridge.Copy !req
838. Does Roy know that?Copy !req
839. No.Copy !req
840. You came and told me.Copy !req
841. You see, I told you you're a fine girl.Copy !req
842. But I could've married him if I wanted to.Copy !req
843. I know, my dear.Copy !req
844. Well, why don't you ask me not to?Copy !req
845. I don't need to.Copy !req
846. Do you love him?Copy !req
847. Good morning, miss.Copy !req
848. Good morning.Copy !req
849. Do you take sugar and milk
in your tea, miss?Copy !req
850. Yeah, one lump, please.Copy !req
851. - Did you rest well, miss?
- Yes, thanks.Copy !req
852. Shall I turn on your bath, miss?Copy !req
853. Thanks.Copy !req
854. A cold bath, miss?Copy !req
855. Oh, no, hot.Copy !req
856. Very well, miss.Copy !req
857. - The German casualties seem pretty heavy.
- What is it?Copy !req
858. The German casualties seem pretty heavy!
Are you deaf?Copy !req
859. Must have been a tough year for them.Copy !req
860. - Gosh, they must have lost thousands.
- What?Copy !req
861. - They must have lost thousands.
- Yes, poor devils.Copy !req
862. Decent fellows too, some of them.Copy !req
863. I used to know one. He was at Cambridge
with old Plumsteed and me.Copy !req
864. A fellow called Heinrich or some such name.Copy !req
865. Quite a good fellow,
he used to play a good game of rugger.Copy !req
866. His face was all cut up.Copy !req
867. He used to fight duels in Heidelberg
or some such dreadful place.Copy !req
868. Very unbecoming.Copy !req
869. More coffee, Mary...Copy !req
870. The family is in the breakfast room, miss.Copy !req
871. Oh, thanks.Copy !req
872. - Myra.
- Good morning, Myra.Copy !req
873. - Come and sit down, Myra.
- Thank you.Copy !req
874. - Here.
- Will you have tea or coffee, Myra?Copy !req
875. Coffee, please.Copy !req
876. - Well, did you sleep well?
- All right, thank you.Copy !req
877. All right, thank you.Copy !req
878. Myra, fish, or bacon and eggs?Copy !req
879. - Bacon and eggs, please.
- Coming up.Copy !req
880. I was saying the German casualties
seem to have been very heavy.Copy !req
881. I was telling them I used to be
at Cambridge with one of them.Copy !req
882. A fellow called Heinrich something or other.
Quite a decent fellow.Copy !req
883. Lord knows, he used to play
a good game of rugger.Copy !req
884. - Here are your bacon and eggs.
- Thanks.Copy !req
885. - Hope you're feeling energetic, Myra.
- In a what?Copy !req
886. - I hope she's feeling energetic.
- Yes, yes.Copy !req
887. We're leaving immediately after breakfast.Copy !req
888. Oh, I'm afraid I can't go.Copy !req
889. - Myra.
- No, I've got to be in London.Copy !req
890. Oh, but you must come to Camden with us.Copy !req
891. Why, it's perfectly lovely.
And you said you'd never seen it.Copy !req
892. - I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I can't do it.
- Oh, listen, this was all arranged yesterday.Copy !req
893. Here's your coffee, darling.Copy !req
894. You must come with us, Myra.Copy !req
895. Why, of course she must.Copy !req
896. You don't suppose
I'm going to Camden without her.Copy !req
897. Motoring all day with my own family?
Not likely.Copy !req
898. Come along, Myra.
You don't need a wrap.Copy !req
899. Hurry up, children. Get ready for the ride.Copy !req
900. - Don't be long, darling.
- All right, I won't be 10 minutes.Copy !req
901. Oh, Augusta...Copy !req
902. tell Simpkins to bring around the car,
please.Copy !req
903. Very good, madam.Copy !req
904. - We're going to have a lovely day, Myra.
- Oh, Mrs. Wetherby.Copy !req
905. You didn't tell them
what I told you last night?Copy !req
906. Of course not.
We're not fighting each other.Copy !req
907. Run along now and get ready.Copy !req
908. - What time is the London train?
- Due now.Copy !req
909. Thank you.Copy !req
910. - Third class single for London, please.
- Eighteen ninety-three.Copy !req
911. London train.Copy !req
912. London train.Copy !req
913. - Hello.
- Hello.Copy !req
914. Excuse me,
I seem to have forgotten your name.Copy !req
915. - I know we've met somewhere.
- Yeah, that's right.Copy !req
916. Your face is familiar too.Copy !req
917. - What are you doing this evening?
- Looking for a good time...Copy !req
918. and wondering where the rent's
coming from.Copy !req
919. Well, maybe I can be of some use to you
in both those little points.Copy !req
920. Guess I know a gentleman when I see one.Copy !req
921. You know, when anybody's in trouble,
I like to help them out.Copy !req
922. Would a quid cover the rent?Copy !req
923. £2.10, it is.Copy !req
924. Rent's come pretty high these days.Copy !req
925. Oh, well, I daresay we can manage it.Copy !req
926. Let's call a cab.Copy !req
927. Hi, cabby.Copy !req
928. Oh, buzz off, will you.Copy !req
929. Why, what's the matter?Copy !req
930. Do you hear me? I don't want you.
Did you get that?Copy !req
931. Now, go on, get out.Copy !req
932. Cabby.Copy !req
933. Take it to the hotel.Copy !req
934. Oh, I didn't mean it, mister.
I didn't mean it.Copy !req
935. I didn't mean it, mister.Copy !req
936. Come on, ducky.Copy !req
937. Oh, so, you're back.Copy !req
938. That Canadian was here this morning
asking for you.Copy !req
939. If he comes back, tell him I'm out.
Don't let him up.Copy !req
940. Yes, that's all very well,
but what about my rent.Copy !req
941. Here.Copy !req
942. There's the rent for a week.
That's all I could manage.Copy !req
943. Oh, well, I suppose that's something.Copy !req
944. - Where did you come from?
- I've been waiting in that girl's room.Copy !req
945. - You can't stay here.
- Myra, I gotta see you now.Copy !req
946. All leaves have been canceled. I've gotta
catch the 10:27 tonight from Waterloo.Copy !req
947. - Why don't you say something?
- What is there to say?Copy !req
948. Tell me why you ran away like that.
What was the matter, did I do anything?Copy !req
949. - No.
- Was anybody unkind to you?Copy !req
950. - No.
- Well, why did you do it? Why?Copy !req
951. - Were you running away from me?
- Yes, Roy.Copy !req
952. - What's the matter? Don't you like me?
- Oh, yes.Copy !req
953. - Please go now.
- I don't understand.Copy !req
954. I love you more than anything in all the
world. There can't ever be anybody else.Copy !req
955. I can't ever get you out of my mind.
I love you, Myra.Copy !req
956. Leave me alone. Get away.
Go out of here. Leave me alone.Copy !req
957. I never wanna see you again. I hate you.Copy !req
958. I hate your mother and your family
and all of you. I hate you.Copy !req
959. I was happy here until you came.Copy !req
960. Do you hear me?
I was happy here, I was.Copy !req
961. Oh, why can't you leave me alone?Copy !req
962. What do you think you've got to give me?
Nothing. Nothing!Copy !req
963. Oh, look at you.Copy !req
964. Oh, if you could see yourself,
you'd laugh as I'm laughing now.Copy !req
965. You'd laugh. You'd laugh.Copy !req
966. You'd laugh, you'd laugh,
you'd laugh, you'd laugh!Copy !req
967. Honey, what is it?Copy !req
968. Tell me.Copy !req
969. Oh, your—Copy !req
970. Your nerves are all shot.Copy !req
971. Yeah.Copy !req
972. Yeah, that's it. It's my nerves.Copy !req
973. Here, you'll be all right soon.Copy !req
974. There, now. You're gonna be all right.
Oh, you poor kid.Copy !req
975. There. Now see?Copy !req
976. See? You're all right now.Copy !req
977. Yeah.Copy !req
978. - Yeah, I'm all right now.
- Sure.Copy !req
979. Darling...Copy !req
980. you love me, don't you?Copy !req
981. - Oh, yes.
- Then listen.Copy !req
982. I want you to do something for me.Copy !req
983. Now, if you say no...Copy !req
984. it's just gonna break my heart.Copy !req
985. All right, I'll do it.Copy !req
986. - Do you know what it is?
- No, but I'll do it.Copy !req
987. Well, I want you to marry me.
Now. Today.Copy !req
988. Before I have to catch that train.Copy !req
989. Darling...Copy !req
990. you said you'd do it.Copy !req
991. All right. I'll do it.Copy !req
992. Here you go. You better get dressed.Copy !req
993. Here.Copy !req
994. Will you wait outside for me?Copy !req
995. Sure.Copy !req
996. Oh, it's you.Copy !req
997. Oh, allow me, Mrs. Hobley.Copy !req
998. Well.Copy !req
999. - Nice day.
- You seem to think so.Copy !req
1000. Dear.Copy !req
1001. Hey, Myra?Copy !req
1002. Myra?Copy !req
1003. Myra?Copy !req
1004. Where is she? Where is she?Copy !req
1005. Where is she? Look at that window.Copy !req
1006. You know as well as I do where,
she's hopped it. That's where is she.Copy !req
1007. She had to get away without facing me,
so she's bolted.Copy !req
1008. - Why without facing you?
- You know, you hypocrite.Copy !req
1009. - It's a conspiracy to fraud me.
- Did she owe you money?Copy !req
1010. Did she owe me money?Copy !req
1011. Don't you think you can pull wool over my
eyes, young man, because I won't have it.Copy !req
1012. I'll have the police on both of you.Copy !req
1013. I won't be cheated and robbed
by you and that soldier's girl.Copy !req
1014. - What did you call her?
- What she is.Copy !req
1015. - What you know she is.
- Aren't you careless about what you say?Copy !req
1016. No. I'm choosing my words careful.
More careful than I choose my lodgers.Copy !req
1017. Because I make no complaints. You think
you can cheat me, insult me, rob me.Copy !req
1018. But you can't.
You and your fancy girl neither.Copy !req
1019. I don't know whether you know,
but there's law in this land.Copy !req
1020. How much does she owe you?Copy !req
1021. - You mean, you'll pay me?
- That's what I mean.Copy !req
1022. Oh, well, I must say
you're a gentleman then.Copy !req
1023. More than I say
for most of her friends.Copy !req
1024. I asked you how much she owes you.Copy !req
1025. Well, there's £2.89
since last April...Copy !req
1026. and there's a week's advance now.Copy !req
1027. - What's the rent here?
- For this room?Copy !req
1028. Thirty shillings a week.Copy !req
1029. Forty and 30 is 70. And 18 did you say?Copy !req
1030. - Yes, quite correct, sir.
- Eighty-eight shillings.Copy !req
1031. - That's £4.08.
- Yes, that's what I make it.Copy !req
1032. Here's 6 pounds.Copy !req
1033. That'll pay you what she owes you
and two weeks in advance.Copy !req
1034. Oh, thank you, sir. And God bless you.Copy !req
1035. - Please give me a receipt.
- Yes, gladly, sir.Copy !req
1036. - Make it out that you received it from her.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
1037. There you are, sir.Copy !req
1038. Where would I be likely to find her?Copy !req
1039. Oh, anywhere along The Strand,
Leicester Square, Piccadilly.Copy !req
1040. Then there's always Waterloo Bridge.Copy !req
1041. A good many other hangs about there to try
and get the soldiers coming in on leave.Copy !req
1042. - How odd. Did you notice it?
- What?Copy !req
1043. She seems to have left a note.Copy !req
1044. - For me?
- Don't say who it's for.Copy !req
1045. Just says, "I can't do it. Goodbye."Copy !req
1046. That's all.Copy !req
1047. Of course, it's none of my business, sir,
what you do and what you don't do...Copy !req
1048. but I know her and I know her kind
to make cost.Copy !req
1049. And if you take my advice, when you do
see her, you'll take that receipt...Copy !req
1050. and you'll throw it in her painted face and
then you'll have no more to do with her.Copy !req
1051. But traffic with women like her only leads
to sin, and sin leads to suffering...Copy !req
1052. and a soldier like you should have
enough of suffering in this war...Copy !req
1053. without being contaminated
and robbed by the likes of—Copy !req
1054. Just shut your dirty face!Copy !req
1055. Can you help me out, governor?
Here you are, governor.Copy !req
1056. Come on, governor. Can you help me out?
Come on, governor.Copy !req
1057. Here you are. Here you are.Copy !req
1058. What do you think this is,
the Garden of Eden?Copy !req
1059. We had a lovely time in France.Copy !req
1060. Hey, what do you mean?Copy !req
1061. —overhead. Take cover.Copy !req
1062. Take cover.Copy !req
1063. Myra, I've been looking for you for hours.Copy !req
1064. Why'd you come here? It's not safe.Copy !req
1065. I wanted to see you pass by.Copy !req
1066. I didn't think you'd notice me.Copy !req
1067. Listen, I've only got 10 minutes
to catch my train.Copy !req
1068. Here, take this.Copy !req
1069. I've seen Mrs. Hobley. It's a receipt for
your rent. It covers two weeks in advance.Copy !req
1070. Here's some money
to keep you going for a week.Copy !req
1071. Once I get to the front, I'll arrange
my pay and everything...Copy !req
1072. and then, if anything happens to me,
well, you'll be all right.Copy !req
1073. Roy...Copy !req
1074. do you know why
I've been trying not to marry you?Copy !req
1075. Mrs. Hobley told me.Copy !req
1076. Told you everything?Copy !req
1077. Myra, I don't care. You gotta marry me.
It wasn't your fault. You had to do it.Copy !req
1078. It's all over now, Roy.Copy !req
1079. Catching the 10:27 train with us?Copy !req
1080. - Come on, lady, you've gotta move him.
- It's all right, officer. He's coming.Copy !req
1081. I'll catch it if you promise
to marry to me.Copy !req
1082. If you don't all the MPs
won't make me catch that train.Copy !req
1083. Tell your friend you'll marry him.Copy !req
1084. You don't wanna get a soldier shot,
do you?Copy !req
1085. Come on, governor.
Hook us up...Copy !req
1086. - You better go, Roy.
- Will you marry me?Copy !req
1087. She'll marry you.
Now, soldier, come with me.Copy !req
1088. Myra, will you?Copy !req
1089. If you hang around here much more,
we're all gonna get blown up...Copy !req
1090. and it won't matter
if she marries you or not.Copy !req
1091. Myra.Copy !req
1092. All right, Roy.Copy !req
1093. I'll marry you.Copy !req
1094. Goodbye.Copy !req
1095. Goodbye, darling.Copy !req
1096. I'll think of you always.Copy !req
1097. Every minute.Copy !req
1098. Come on, sonny.Copy !req
1099. Cheerio, darling.Copy !req
1100. Heigh-ho.Copy !req
1101. Goodbye, Roy.Copy !req