Broadway Bill
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- Year:
- 1934
- 104 min
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Yes, J.L.
Yes, J.L.
I've been waiting a half hour.
Not now, I'm busy.
Got to get all his
sonsinlay on the phone.
Maine 674.
Board of directors meeting tonight.
This is the first.
They know there's a meeting tonight.
Just the same, J.L. Insists
notifying officially.
Hello, Higgins Hardware?
Mr. Early, please.
Higgins.
Higgins!
Thats not a family,
its a disease.
Henry Early speaking.
Yes, Mrs. Petersen.
I just want to remind you there's
Arthur Winslow talking.
Yes, Mrs. Petersen.
Naturally.
The usual time, yes.
Mr. Brooks hasn't been in all
day. I don't know.
You've got to him and tell
him his fatherinlaw expects him.
Yes, Mrs. Peterson.
Have you tried his home?
His wife might...
She's hung up.
We've got to find Mr. Brooks.
Thats ridiculous.
He must be in his office.
He's not...
and you know how strict
your father is about meetings.
I'll see that he gets there.
All right, Whitey.
Here comes the home stretch.
Come on!
Come on, Broadway Bill!
Princess, hurry up.
Take him to the barn.
I'll see you there.
Hot digidy!
What he do it in?
1 minute, 40 seconds.
1:
40?Yeah.
Gee, that knocks another second off.
worlds record.
Hi, Bill.
Ata boy.
He can sure pick em up.
He's still stalling.
Stalling?
Yeah.
Going as fast as you can see.
Nice work.
He's great.
Whats this?
She taught Skeeter to do that.
Skeeter?
Miss named him that way.
You got a mascot, pal.
Biggest pals.
You know more about him than I do.
You hang around a lot, Princes.
Make something of it?
For Emperor Higgins.
Don't let him catch it.
Emperor Higgins doesn't
know I'm alive.
I'm just the young brat.
Get married, give him
another soninlaw.
Someone to take care of
another Higgins enterprise.
No, thanks
I'm coming.
Walk him around for about an hour.
Any carrots?
Six, but no more.
Not seven?
Take care of him or
I'll break your neck.
Come on, Bill.
A great horse!
I wish he run right now.
He's got background, stamina.
Ana a will to win.
Thats important in a horse.
The Imperial Racetrack
opened last week.
Don't you think I know it?
I saw you boyfriend,
Bill Taylor.
Why don't you?
Don't what?
Take Broadway Bill
down to the track.
Are you crazy?
What are you waiting for?
You've been dying to get
out of Higginsville.
It doesn't make sense.
Whats got into you?
Oh.
You're a fool, daddy.
I am, huh?
Yes.
You've become another
Higgins' slave.
Mind if I have an idea?
What is it?
I've always been honest.
I'd cut off my right arm
before I'd lie to you.
What is it?
I read my bible and
don't mess around.
What do you want to tell me?
I've been addin' things up.
And subtracting, dividing
and multiplying.
And get the same answer.
It wouldn't be honest to race
Bill for anyone else.
Who asked you?
Go on, get out of here.
Yes, sir.
See you.
Come on, Bill.
Mr. Brooks!
Your wife wants you
to come right home.
There's a meeting tonight.
Beat it.
But she...
Get out of here, I told you!
I was just trying to tell you.
Its very important.
Margaret...
Yes?
He made 1:
40.How's that?
Who made 1:
40?Broadway Bill.
With Whitey. He
There's a meeting tonight.
Finish dressing.
Lets dock the meeting.
You take a bath?
Sure.
Smells horsy to me.
I'll take 4 if we
dock the meeting.
Don't be silly.
There's a full moon.
Lets go out and sit
under it all night.
Or 2 nights, a week.
What do you say?
Whats eating you?
Same old bugs.
Father'd have a royal
fit if we didn't show up.
We've got to go.
Hang the meeting.
What difference does it make?
Your father'll do all the
talking, and we'll go:
Yes, J.L. Of course, J.L.
I've got a chronic pain in
my neck from nodding.
Don't be a fool.
Lets go throw rock
as the meeting.
You say such stupid things.
Lets do something else.
Why don't you get a zipper?
Some day you'll be calling the
meetings and won't want rocks.
They'd be absolute idiots.
Now hurry up, we're
going to be late.
What about the moon?
Come on.
Margaret...
Good heavens.
I know I'm a pest.
We'll never get there!
I'm serious.
What if I tell you
I'm miserable here...
dying a slow death?
Would you go away with me?
Where to?
Anywhere...
where I can make my own
living, do what I want.
The racing business, I suppose.
I'm not interested in
making paper boxes.
Do you really want me
to give up all this?
Why not?
Live not knowing where my next
meal's coming from.
Wait for miracles.
Its better than this.
Doesn't it bother you
your husbands a parasite?
Thats what I am.
There's no use kidding myself.
I've got a job cause I married you.
Father thinks you're
terribly clever.
Thats why the others are jealous.
you, and someday...
Yeah, I know.
A crown prince.
Good evening, Johnson.
Evening, Mr. & Mrs. Early.
J.L.'s in the study.
Good evening, J.L.
Good evening.
Father.
Good evening, father.
Don't scold, I'm on time.
J.L.'s in the study.
You're not the smartest,
but the bestlooking.
Thanks.
Henry, Matilda.
Good evening, father.
J.L.
Good evening.
Mrs. Brooks, Mr. Brooks.
Hello, Johnson.
J.L.'s in the study.
Yes, sir.
Good evening.
Hello.
Hello, dad.
Hello, Princess.
You're late.
I know. Its all my fault.
We'll get started.
Want to know it was?
You and Broadway were
talking too long.
Think I'll be thrown into
the Bastille?
You'll be lucky if not beheaded.
Before I go to the
chopping block...
could you dig up a
slug of whiskey?
Whiskey, in this house?
Doesn't anything change
around this mausoleum?
Yes, bedspreads and underwear.
Thats something.
Regarding the Acme
Lumber Company...
we bought it today.
And this morning its become
I trust that meets
with your approval.
Sure. Naturally.
Naturally, J.L.
For the present, it has
no active head...
until the one vacant chair here...
becomes suitably populated.
If you're referring to me,
you're wasting your time.
Whats that?
The man I marry won't
care for the lumber business.
Don't be impudent.
I'm sorry.
There's no further
discussion of business...
until after dinner.
I'm happy to say all the Higgins
enterprises are doing well.
All except the Higgins
Paper Box Company.
I'm sorry to report sales have
dropped to a dangerous extend.
I have the figures in front of me.
the fiscal year...
style 4, all colors,
dropped 14%.
manufactured for 20 years...
with which we are nationally
identified...
22%.
application of its management.
You can't expect a business
to flourish when the head...
is off gallivanting with a horse.
Whats your point?
My point?
Yes.
Its quite obvious.
You came here 3 years
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