Easy Living
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1937
- 88 min
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Good morning, sir. Same to you.
Well, well, well, well!
Oh, I beg your pardon, sir.
Good morning, sir.
Good morning.
Good morning, sir.
Good morning.
Good morning, sir.
Oh! You shouldn't have
black cats in the house!
It's bad luck!
Oh, sir,
your trousers!
I see you're down early for
breakfast this morning, sir.
Give me your hand!
Graves! Graves, where are you? Come here.
Coming, Mr. Ball.
What's the matter
with the old garbage can?
Somebody stole it,
Mr. Ball.
Oh, nothing is safe!
new car a couple of months ago.
Well, I turned it in as a
down payment on the Lugatti
and they're getting
kind of restless.
Tell the chef the world isn't made of butter.
You mean to tell me you
turned in a perfectly good,
free and clear paid-up American
car for a foreign jalopy?
Tell him to try lard.
Oh, but, Mr. Ball,
the chef says that...
That's all right
what the chef says!
Tell him he can fry an egg
very nicely in lard.
Tell him I said so.
I told you 9,000 times, never
to buy anything on time payments!
Even a... Even a cat
should understand that!
Certainly should.
I'll tell you why. How much
did you pay for the car?
$11,000.
So you paid $11,000
for a secondhand Spagotti.
Now, wait a minute!
I've waited for 20 years to find out
that I was the father of a butterfly.
A muttonhead!
Well, I think you're being
slightly offensive, Father.
Oh, you think I'm offensive, do you?
Well, let me
tell you something!
I'd knock their block off, even
if it was my own grandfather!
Well, we don't do that to
our grandfathers these days!
Take it away!
What your grandfather would have
done to you is nobody's business!
I remember when
I was about your age.
I was out
all night playing, see?
And when I...
Well, I'll put $1,000
to your account in the bank.
Don't bother.
Huh?
I said don't bother!
I'm very grateful for the room
and board, but not at these prices!
The cooking isn't
good enough!
The cooking isn't good enough! No.
Graves, where are you!
Come here!
The cooking isn't
good enough!
And I'll tell you something
else that isn't good enough.
It's being a banker's son.
Everybody thinking you're a fool who
couldn't make a nickel on his own!
A nincompoop living
on his father's charity!
Oh, pooh!
I was a banker's son
and up until
I was 26 years old
I was just as dumb
as you are.
Yes, indeed, sir.
fell off my brains and I...
Say, how old are you?
Old enough to earn
a very good living
without any help from you
or your sneering friends.
And if any of my sneering
friends ever gave you a job,
I'd have their head examined!
That's what you think.
I'm gonna make you eat those
words. That's all you'll be eating.
Possibly!
Probably!
Right! Yeah!
Right! Yeah!
Yeah!
Yes, sir.
Here. You'd better
take this with...
Uh... What is this?
Madam told me
to give it to you, sir.
Jenny! Jenny,
where are you?
Oh! Hiding, huh?
I am not hiding.
What do you mean by buying another fur coat?
You want me to
look nice, don't you?
After all, the wife of
I beg your pardon!
Well, the third
biggest banker.
Yes, and you know well enough
What's the matter with the
other fur coats you've got?
Why, I haven't any to speak of,
and besides, they're out of style.
Out of... How can
a fur coat get out of style?
today as he did in 1906.
Now, where is it?
I won't tell you!
Jenny, you're being
very childish in this matter.
All I've got to do
is open these doors.
Here! Wait a minute!
Holy smoke!
Well, what about this one?
What about...
What about this one?
That... That...
That's kolinsky.
Oh! Well, I guess
you've got me, Jenny.
You're not as smart
Oh, that's right,
that's right.
I think I'll take this
kolinsky for a consolation.
You give me that coat!
Now, now, wait a minute!
Wait a minute!
Here!
Jenny! Bring that
coat back!
Jenny!
Jenny!
Open this door!
Jenny, give me that...
Give me that coat or I...
Open this...
ridiculous. Now, open the door!
Jenny!
Oh, nobody thinks
Jenny!
Good morning, sir.
Good morning, Joseph, Justin
or whatever your name is!
I beg your pardon, Martin.
Yes, madam.
Thank you.
Jenny! Can I speak with
you a moment, my love?
Jenny! Pardon me,
Martin. Jenny!
Just a minute,
my dear!
Jenny, come down... Oh, throwing
things again, huh? Jenny!
Jenny! Jenny!
Oh, it's you.
Did you see Mrs. Ball up here? No. No, sir!
Did she tell you
to say that?
Yes, sir. But...
But I... I mean...
You mean... I know
what you mean.
Jenny!
Now that you've made us
both look ridiculous...
But I tell you Mr. Zickel won't
take it back! He told me so.
They were especially
grown in Russia.
Give it to me!
Juny, you can't get
your money back!
You'll have to pay for it!
There simply isn't a thing.
Hand it over!
Hand it over!
Well, now that you've got it, what
are you going to do with it, eat it?
I'll show you
what I'll do with it!
Say, what's the big idea, anyway?
Kismet!
Watch your step,
please.
Oh.
Pleasant day, sir. You think so?
Listen to me, you!
What?
Do you want me to fry in
lard? Well, what about it?
Go and fry yourself in lard,
you dirty capitalist!
Why, you...
"Fry yourself in lard!"
Did you drop
a fur coat?
No, miss.
Not here.
Oh. Thank you.
Where did you find it?
Find what? How do I know it's yours?
Well, look at the label and see if it
doesn't say A.B. Zickel and Company.
You work for a living?
Yes, that's right, all right.
What? Why, of course I do.
Why... Why, I don't see
what business that is of...
Say, look what you
did to my hat.
Do you own
a fur coat?
No, I don't,
but I still don't...
That's where
you're wrong!
You own that one.
Happy birthday.
Now, just a minute,
Santa Claus!
Huh?
What's the matter with it?
Is it hot?
I don't know.
I've never worn one.
What kind of fur is it,
anyway?
Zebra. Anything else
you want to know?
Yes! I'd like to know
how you get...
Let me give you a piece
of advice, young lady.
Don't be too wise. Don't
think you know all the answers.
Things have been done
for people, many nice things!
Remember that.
Well, what do you want?
Uh...
Say, could you
lend me 10 cents?
Lend you...
Of course I can.
It's pay day and I forgot when I got
off that it was my last dime and I...
Well, of course,
if you're short...
Of course I'm not short. Don't be
silly... You mean to take a bus?
Well, what's the matter
with this bus?
Oh, no.
Oh, hop in! Hop in!
The Boys' what?
The Boys' Constant Companion.
Very well, madam.
It's a magazine for boys.
We have over
a million readers.
Well, you haven't got me.
Stop at a hat shop.
Yes, sir.
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