Employees' Entrance Page #8
- TV-PG
- Year:
- 1933
- 75 min
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She's no different
from the rest of them.
I ought to slam you
in the nose for that.
Well, why don't you
do it? Are you yellow?
Yes.
Get western union and postal again.
Tell that girl Madeline waters
To drop what she's doing
and come up here right away.
Yes, sir.
Listen, you think I don't
know what I'm talking about.
I'm going to show you that I do.
I want you to sit right
here and get an earful.
Yes.
Has that girl come up yet
- The one I sent for?
Yes. She's here now.
All right, send her in and
keep after western union.
I'm getting them.
Come in, Mrs. West.
I just had a talk with martin about you.
Well, I don't think
There's anything more to
discuss about me. I'm leaving.
You're a nice girl.
I've nothing against you...
personally...
but you're interfering with
martin's career and with his life.
How much is that marriage
license worth to you?
What do you mean? Are
you offering me money?
Yes, to let martin go.
Listen, when martin
goes, he goes with me.
I'm leaving this store today,
And I want my husband to
get away from here, too,
You women think an affair with you
Is the most important thing
in the world, don't you?
A man's work and his success is!
That's not true. It's I. It's martin.
We're the most important things.
Please discharge him, do you hear?
I don't want him to get like you.
Oh, you've changed your
mind about me, haven't you?
I was all right for you the
first night I met you, wasn't I?
I was all right for you the
night of the party, wasn't I?
Let me see. I think you were married
to martin at that time, weren't you?
And that's what you call love.
You women make me sick.
Come on, come on! How much?
Would you kindly direct me to
the ladies' millinery department?
I don't work here.
Oh, I beg your pardon.
Step aside, people. Please move back.
Please move back.
What's happened?
One of the girls fainted.
It's nothing at all. They've
taken her to first aid.
Who is she?
Is it Madeline?
Come on, tell me!
Yes, it is. She's
- She's taken poison.
But they've taken her to first aid.
Don't worry, martin. She'll be
all right. I'm sure she will.
Yes.
Anything from western union?
No, sir.
I want to see you alone.
All right.
Well?
You see this?
Madeline took it!
They've taken her to the hospital.
You know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to pour this down your throat.
I'm going to pour this down your throat!
Here.
You might have a little trouble
pouring that stuff down my throat.
Go ahead, use it!
You think I won't?
Well?
I'm sorry, Anderson.
I'm afraid we're licked.
Thanks.
All right, go ahead, and don't miss.
I told you you were yellow!
You can't even shoot straight, can you?
Mr. Anderson, what happened?
Nothing, nothing.
What do you people want in
here? Get out, all of you!
But there was a shot.
Do I look shot? Get out!
Yes, sir.
How's that girl who took poison?
Oh, she's fine. She'll get better.
You hear that? She's going to live.
I wish I'd killed you.
Sure, that's the spirit.
What did you want to save me for?
I don't want to be saved-Not by you!
You're not going to be saved
by me. You're not worth it.
I thought for a while I
could make something of you,
But I've changed my mind. You're yellow.
If not being the kind of a man you are
Is being yellow, then yes, I'm yellow!
If I had to be like you to be a
success, then I don't want success!
I'm going to take my wife out of here
- Out of this hole, out of this town!
I don't want to see this store again
As long as I live
- Or you, either!
Yes.
Tell western union and
postal to forget it.
Yes, sir.
Here you are, pal.
Mud in your eye.
Hair off your head.
Boy. Hmm!
Well, maybe after all,
You're the only kind of
woman a man should have.
Are you just finding that out?
How'd you like to go
to Paris, the Riviera?
With you?
Yeah.
Oh, stop. You're
killing me. Would I? Oh!
Well, why not? I'm all washed up here.
I don't have to sit
at this desk anymore.
I don't have to run this store.
Let it crack! I don't care.
We'll go to Europe and play.
I've never really played.
Maybe I've been missing something.
When I get tired, I'll pay
you off. That all right?
When do we start?
The first boat out. Oh!
Love.
We don't need love, do we?
No.
Oh, it's a lot of hooey.
Martin fell in love, and
the girl turned to me.
Go down and order yourself
A lot of clothes
- Anything you want.
Charge it to my account.
Darling, oh!
Anderson, I-
What are you doing with that hussy?
I'm saving you from blackmail.
Then there's good news for both of us!
I just got a cable from my cousin.
I'm voting his proxies for you.
What time is it? 7 minutes to 10:00!
We've just got time to
make it, then. Come on!
Let her go.
Well, these are the times
That try men's souls, Anderson.
Experiences like this
pull men close together.
Well, too close for me.
What is that stuff the barber
sprays you with-Vanilla?
Anderson, have you no gratitude?
Bah!
You've all heard the motion-
Oust Anderson and take over
The full management of the store.
As Mr. Monroe is absent
And his party votes are
not represented by proxy,
We will mark his shares not voting.
All in favor will signify
in the usual manner.
One moment, gentlemen!
Just one moment, please!
There.
By the authority of that cablegram,
I cast 40 votes to retain Mr. Anderson
In supreme command of
Franklin Monroe & co.
Sorry to have kept
you waiting, gentlemen.
You win, Anderson.
Where's the report on that
dress sale? Are you asleep?
Oh. Have Garfinkle's name
Put on the office door next to mine.
What for?
You're my new assistant.
Who said I wanted to be?
I said so. I broke you once,
And now I'm going to make you. Get out!
Thanks. If I get the chance,
Congratulations, Anderson.
Get out!
Ha ha! You are the limit.
I'm ready. What about you?
Ready for what?
Paris and the Riviera.
Never heard of them. But you said-
I don't remember what I said.
Get out of here and stay out.
And tell Stephenson I want him.
How's the dress sale?
Give me the figures.
Yes, sir.
Then you mean we're not going?
No. I'm busy!
Oh!
And by the way... take off those clothes
And give them back to
the women's department.
Ooh! I hope you choke!
Yes.
Men's lavatory on the fourth
floor is out of order again.
Take it out and use it for a storeroom.
Yes, sir.
How do you feel, honey... better?
Oh, honey, I love you...
more than ever.
We're going to start all over again.
It's been done before.
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