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Harvey Page #5
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- Year:
- 1950
- 104 min
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You can come and see her
whenever you like.
I think you better
have Veta do this.
She always does all the signing and
managing for our family. She's good at it.
I'll have your family lawyer
take care of it. Judge Gaffney.
He's already telephoned us in
connection with this matter.
Is that so?
Yes.
I like you, Dowd. Well,
I like you too, Doctor.
And Miss Kelly here.
I certainly do like you.
Why, thank you,
Mr. Dowd.
You two have been so pleasant,
why don't we keep on going?
I'd like to invite you
to come downtown with me...
and we'll go to this charming little place
called Charlie's and we'll have a drink.
Oh, I'm sorry,
but we're on duty now.
Give us a rain check. Some
other time, we'd be glad to.
When? Well, I can't say offhand.
Miss Kelly and I are
on duty until 10:00 tonight.
for you. It's at Twelfth and Main.
If we can make it.
I'll be waiting.
The four of us will spend a
very pleasant evening together.
I want both of you to become friends
with a very dear friend of mine.
But you said later on,
didn't you? Yes, yes.
Later on it'll be.
Good-bye. Good-bye, Mr. Dowd.
Boy, that was
a close shave!
But he seemed like a
reasonable sort of a fellow.
You handled him beautifully,
Doctor. You were wonderful.
Psychology. Specialized
Good afternoon, Mrs. Chumley.
Good afternoon, Herman.
Oh, stop the car
a moment, Wesley.
Yoo-hoo!
Yoo-hoo!
Is there something I can do for
you? What did you have in mind?
You were walking on my husband's
prized dahlias. I'm Dr. Chumley's wife.
Oh, Dowd's my name. Elwood
P. Let me give you...
Looking for someone over
there? Yes. My friend Harvey.
I turned my back for an instant
and he seems to have wandered off.
I wish you could meet him,
Mrs. Chumley.
I'm sure he'd be quite taken
with you. Oh, thank you!
You're very nice to say so. Oh, not at all.
Mrs. Chumley, would you care to come downtown
with me? I'd be happy to buy you a drink.
Oh, I can't. My husband and I
are going to a cocktail party.
for his sister from Wichita.
Oh! I didn't know Dr. McClure
had a sister in Wichita.
You know Dr. McClure?
No.
But you... But are you sure you wouldn't
have time to come with me and have a drink?
No, I can't. I'll tell
you what I'll do, however.
What will you do, however?
I'm interested.
If I meet your friend inside, I'll
be glad to give him a message for you.
Would you do that for me? I
certainly would appreciate that.
Just tell him to meet me
downtown if he has no other plans.
Any particular place
downtown? No, he knows where.
Harvey knows this town like a book.
How will I recognize your friend?
Oh, you can't miss him,
Mrs. Chumley. He's a "pooka."
A pooka?
Is that something new?
No, no. As I understand it,
that's something very old.
But Harvey's not only a pooka,
he's also my best friend.
Oh, if Harvey's said to me once, I'll
bet he's said probably a million times.
He said, "Mr. Dowd,
How sweet.
Yeah. He's also very fond
of my sister Veta.
But Veta doesn't seem
to care for Harvey.
Don't you think that's rather
too bad, Mrs. Chumley?
I don't know. I gave up long ago
expecting my family to like my friends.
It's useless! We must
keep on trying, mustn't we?
Oh, yes.
Well, good-bye.
Good-bye.
Leslie, did he say
"pooka"?
Yes, ma'am.
That's what the man said.
Your pass? Oh! Yes, sir.
There you are.
Dowd.
Elwood P.
Isn't that interesting! Yes,
I constructed this myself.
Is that so? Well, I'll
declare! It's very simple. See?
Closed.
Opened.
You're a very brilliant man. Thank you.
My name is Herman Shimelplatzer,
but everybody calls me Herman.
You're to be congratulated,
Mr. Shimelplatzer. Thank you.
Would you care to come over to my
house for dinner tomorrow night?
just informally.
I certainly would. That's
very nice of you, Mr. Dowd.
Let me give you one
of my cards.
If you should want to call me,
call me at this number.
Don't call me at that one.
That's the old one. Good-bye.
That's remarkable.
I hate to take you away, Willie, but we
did promise Dr. McClure we'd be there early.
One moment, angel. My hat and
coat, Miss Kelly. Yes, Dr. Chumley.
Dr. Sanderson. I'm leaving
for the day. Yes, Doctor?
About the difficulty of this woman with the
big white rabbit. Has it been smoothed over?
Yes, Doctor.
Good.
I've had many patients out here with
animals, but never an animal that large.
Yes, Doctor. She called him
Harvey. Unusual name for an animal.
I want her to have a hypo at
Willie... Yes, I'm
coming. My formula 9-7-7.
Listen, Willie...
Somebody's gonna have to give me a hand
with that Simmons dame. She's terrible!
I had to take her corset off
all by myself!
Hiya, Dr. Chumley.
How's every little...
Hey, what's with you and that hat? Hat?
Here's your hat.
I'm wearing my hat.
There was something... This
isn't my hat. Must be yours.
No, mine is... Of course it's not yours.
I'd like to say... No, dear,
of course it's not yours.
But whose hat is it?
He won't let me talk.
Look at this!
Two holes cut in the crown.
It's probably some new fad.
Perhaps Mr. Dowd left it here, sir. Dowd?
Yes, that's what I was... That's Mrs.
Simmons' brother. I gave him a pass.
I've been trying to tell you. I met a
gentleman at the gate. His name was Dowd.
He said he was looking for
Harvey?
Yes! Yes, Harvey.
Holy smoke! I left the water running
on that Simmons dame in a hydro tub!
Why are you looking at me like that,
Willie? He was a nice, polite man.
He said his friend was a
pooka. Whatever that is.
Gimme Upper West "R."
Where did he go, Mrs.
Chumley? He went downtown.
Dunphy, I left that
Simmons dame soakin' in 13.
Do me a favor.
Turn off thejuice.
So you gave him a pass!
Perhaps they neglected to tell you at
medical school that a rabbit has pointed ears!
Do you know what
you've done?
You've allowed a psychopathic case to
roam around with an overgrown white rabbit!
You've laid me open
to a lawsuit!
I shall have to do something
I haven't done for 15 years.
I'll have to go after this
man, Dowd, and bring him back!
But when I do, Dr. Sanderson, your connection
with this institution will have ended.
Wilson, get the car. You'll have
to go to the McClure's without me.
Take a cab. You two, get
that woman out of the tub!
Willie? I'm going to call my attorney.
Willie? I'm going to call my attorney.
Wilson, what's a pooka? What's a what?
A pooka.
A pooka?
Mrs. Chumley!
"P." "O."
Poo... Pooka!
Oh dear, I'm already late
for the McClure's.
I did promise them
I'd be on time.
P-O-O-K-A.
"Pooka.
From old Celtic mythology.
"A fairy spirit
in animal form.
"Always very large.
"The pooka appears
here and there,
"now and then,
"to this one and that one.
"A benign but
mischievous creature.
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