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Harvey Page #7
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1950
- 104 min
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She won't come down.
She's too frightened.
Would you like a ham and rye?
How about an egg and onion?
I'd love to make you one. The eggs
and onions are waiting in the kitchen.
Suppose we go in the kitchen.
You can relax and be yourself.
Do you like your work?
Oh, I do now, Myrtle!
Charlie's Place?
Oh, Mr. Cracker.
Mr. Cracker, this is
Elwood P. Dowd speaking.
Tell me,
have you seen Harvey?
Uh-huh. Well, don't worry. I'll find him.
Mr. Cracker, I'm entertaining some
friends there tonight at 10:00.
May I have
my regular booth?
Oh, fine. Thank you.
Good-bye.
Harvey!
Harvey?
Hello?
Come on. Don't you wanna come back
in the kitchen and get acquainted?
What kind of voices?
Come on, I wanna talk to you. It
sounded something like "Harvey."
Harvey? I'd better get goin'. You
haven't finished your egg and onion.
Business before pleasure, even
if it's a pleasure bein' with you.
You make a great egg and
onion. Don't you want more?
I'll see you tomorrow out at the
nuthouse. You didn't finish your sandwich.
Wilson! What happened to
you? He's not here, Doctor.
Then what are you doing
here? I was just having...
What are you eating? An
egg and onion sandwich.
How can you think of food at a time
like this? Get over to Union Station.
I'm told Dowd goes down there to
watch trains. All right, Doctor.
Why did you send him away? Some
people pick the best times...
to keep other people from becoming
acquainted. My, dear... Judge Gaffney!
Chumley, just the man
I want to see.
Mrs. Simmons has retained me to file
suit against you. I've been searching...
File suit? I'm on my way to the
office to draw up the necessary papers.
What happened this afternoon was an unfortunate
mistake, but I've dismissed my assistant...
We shall see what we shall
see. There must be some way...
You'll hear from me in the morning.
Good-bye. But surely, Judge...
This is
most unfortunate.
Most unfortunate.
Judge Gaffney?
Judge Gaffney, I want...
You're not Judge Gaffney.
You have much more hair
than he has.
Besides, I never forget
a face. I'm Dr. Chumley.
You're Mrs. Simmons. Yes, of course.
I'm glad to know you, Dr. Chumley.
Would you mind asking Judge
Gaffney to come back? Certainly.
I want to tell him to sue you for $
Mrs. Simmons,
can't we talk this matter over?
After what happened to me today in the
bathtub? I don't want to talk it over!
Then will you please
just listen?
I don't want to listen to you.
I'm suing you.
Please listen to me, I beg of
you. I'll listen, all right.
But I'm warning you, it
won't do you any good. Hello.
No, I am not listening to my radio.
I am listening to Dr. Chumley.
Mrs. Simmons, that picture
over the mantle?
That portrait of my mother happens
to be the pride of this house.
Who painted it? Some
man. I forget his name.
He was around for the sittings.
Then we paid him and he went away.
I suppose if you have the money, you
can persuade people to do anything.
You brought this up. You might
as well learn something quickly.
I took a course in art last winter.
I learned the difference between...
a fine oil painting and a
mechanical thing, like a photograph.
The photograph shows
only the reality.
The painting shows not only the
reality, but the dream behind it.
It's our dreams
that carry us on.
They separate us
from the beasts.
I wouldn't want to go on living if I
thought it was all just eating and sleeping.
I mean, putting them on.
Ooh, ooh!
Oh, Doctor!
Mrs. Simmons, steady now,
steady. Don't upset yourself.
Everything's going to be
all right. What's the matter?
Doctor, that is not
my mother!
I'm very glad
to hear that.
Elwood's been here. He's been here,
Doctor! Now, now, better be quiet.
I'll take it.
Hello? Yes?
Who's calling?
He's here! It's your
brother! Let me talk to him.
Be careful. Don't let him
know that I'm here. Be casual.
Yes, I'll be casual.
Yes.
Hello, Elwood.
Where are you, dear?
I'm here, Veta.
l-ls Harvey there?
He won't say where he is. He
wants to know if Harvey's here.
Tell him Harvey is here. But he isn't!
I know that, but pretend he
is. We've got to humor him.
Hello, Elwood.
Yes, dear, Harvey's here.
Why don't you come home?
It won't work. He wants us
to call Harvey to the telephone.
Well, say Harvey's here but he can't come
to the phone because he's in the bathtub.
Oh, Doctor! You've got
to do it, Mrs. Simmons.
Yes, dear, Harvey is here, but he can't
come to the telephone. He's in the bathtub.
I'll send him over as soon as
he's dry. Where are you, dear?
I-I-I'm...
Never mind. Harvey just
walked in the door down here.
Oh... Mr. Cracker,
two martinis.
Good-bye, Veta.
You'd better look in the
bathtub. It must be a stranger.
He says Harvey just walked through the
door. It must be a stranger in the bathtub.
But I know where he is.
He's at Charlie's Place.
That's a bar at 12th and Main.
That's two over and one down.
Where are you going? I'm going to
get your brother and bring him back,
take him to the sanitarium
where he belongs.
I want to observe the expression on
his face when he talks to this rabbit.
He does talk to the rabbit?
They tell each other everything.
What? Yes, he talks to
him, but don't go out there.
You'll regret it if you do.
Nonsense. You underestimate me
No, you underestimate my brother.
Don't worry. I can handle him.
You can handle him?
That's what you think.
Myrtle Mae, see who the
stranger is in the bathtub.
Sounds funny,
but I'll miss this place.
I guess I'll miss
You will?
You won't laugh?
Of course not.
You know how it is working around people
day after day. You get attached to them.
I know, Lyman. It may be
ridiculous, but I'm gonna miss...
every one of the psychos and
neuros and schizos in the place.
I guess I'll even miss
Dr. Chumley.
In spite of the fact that he fired me,
I have a genuine admiration for him.
You can miss your psychos
and schizos, Dr. Sanderson!
You can miss whomever you
please. But after you leave here,
I won't miss a thing,
not a single, solitary thing!
Now what's wrong? Nothing. I
came down to say good-bye to you.
So good-bye, good luck
and good riddance!
You can't even say good-bye without
putting it on a personal basis.
Don't flatter yourself. There's
I think you've been working too
hard. You're getting neurotic.
Don't start analyzing me. Save
your psychiatry for your next job!
I'm not using psychiatry. And let
me give you a little friendly advice.
That chip on your shoulder stems from a
persecution complex that goes back to childhood.
Thanks so much for
the case history, Doctor.
Could you tell me what an overinflated
ego stems from? Now, listen here!
Hiya, Kelly.
Hiya, Doc.
I'm glad I caught you
before you left.
I'm sorry you got bounced. We're
all gonna miss ya. Thanks, Wilson.
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