Meet Me in St. Louis Page #9
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THEY, UH,
ONCE IN A WHILE:
WITH A PRETTY DRESS.
DOES THE GREATEST
GRANDPA,
ARE YOU ACTUALLY...
WHAT'S THIS I HEAR
ABOUT YOU'RE NOT GOING
TO THE DANCE?
WHO SAYS:
I'M NOT GOING?
OF COURSE:
I'M GOING...
WITH THE HANDSOMEST
MAN IN TOWN.
AT 8:
00.[ORCHESTRA PLAYS
HAVE YOU GOT:
HER DANCE CARD:
ALL FILLED OUT?
PRACTICALLY.
"CLINTON BADGER,
"HUGO BOORVIS,
SIDNEY GORCEY."
OH, ES, YOU FIEND.
EVERYONE'S
A PERFECT HORROR.
SHE'LL REMEMBER
ST. LOUIS.
OH, LOOK.
THERE'S WARREN.
COME ON.
GO ON.
HELLO, LON.
GOOD EVENING, LUCILLE.
HOW ARE YOU, WARREN?
HELLO, OLD MAN.
GOOD EVENING, SIR.
MAY I PRESENT:
MY GRANDFATHER?
GRANDPA PROPHATER.
FAVORITE PEOPLE.
THANK YOU.
LON HAS SPENT:
HOURS TALKING:
I CAN UNDERSTAND
ANY MAN SPENDING
OH!
GOOD:
EVENING.
HELLO.
MISS BALLARD,
MAY I PRESENT:
MISS SMITH?
I'M SO GLAD
TO KNOW YOU.
IS THIS ESTHER:
OR ROSE?
ESTHER WILL BE:
ALONG SHORTLY.
THEN THIS:
MUST BE ROSE.
NOW, LOOK...
AND SAY SOMETHING
BEFORE WARREN TRIES
TO STRANGLE ME.
WE'RE GROWN UP,
AND IF WE'D ONLY
ACT THAT WAY,
WARREN WOULD BE:
WITH ROSE:
INSTEAD OF SPENDING
THE EVENING:
TALKING ABOUT YOU,
TELLING ME:
YOU'RE THE ONLY--
AW, LUCILLE!
WELL, YOU'RE NOT
NO. NO,
I'M NOT.
OF COURSE,
THAT LEAVES:
LON AND ME:
WITHOUT:
PARTNERS,
BUT OTHERWISE:
IT'S A LOVELY
ARRANGEMENT.
A LITTLE THOUGHT.
WE'VE GOT
THE WHOLE EVENING
HELLO.
HOW ARE YOU, WARREN?
JUST FINE.
MISS BALLARD,
THIS IS:
ESTHER SMITH.
I'VE BEEN ANXIOUS
TO MEET YOU.
ESTHER, WE'VE
BEEN TALKING.
BUT WE'VE TAKEN
THE LIBERTY:
OF FILLING OUT:
YOUR DANCE CARD.
THANK YOU.
HOW CONSIDERATE.
I'M THRILLED
ABOUT YOU COMING
TO NEW YORK.
YOUR FIRST PARTY.
YOU'LL LET ME,
WON'T YOU?
ESTHER, THE PLANS
HAVE BEEN CHANGED.
LUCILLE SUGGESTED
PAIR OFF:
AND WARREN:
AND ME.
THE PLANS:
HAVE BEEN CHANGED.
OH.
WHAT'S THIS
ABOUT MISS BALLARD'S
DANCE CARD?
I MUST HAVE:
MISLAID IT.
I BETTER GO:
AND FIND IT, THOUGH.
TRY LOOKING:
IN YOUR HAND.
"CLINTON BADGER?
"HUGO BOORVIS?
SIDNEY GORCEY"?
HOW ABOUT A DANCE?
WELL, IF YOU'RE
ON MY CARD.
MAY I HAVE:
MY CARD, PLEASE?
IS THIS:
MISS BALLARD'S CARD?
WELL, UH,
LET ME SEE.
OH, NO.
I MISTAKENLY:
PUT YOUR NAME:
ON MY CARD.
THAT'S YOURS.
THANK YOU.
THIS IS MINE.
WHY, LON, YOU'RE DOWN
HELLO.
MISS ESTHER!
THERE'S BEEN
A MISTAKE.
I'M TAKING ALL
OF HER DANCES:
IF YOU:
DON'T MIND.
MIND?
PARDON ME, YOUNG MAN,
OF CHINA,
WHEN A STRANGER ADMIRES
IT'S COMMON COURTESY
THAT'S
INTERESTING.
I SPENT:
YOUR PARTNER.
HUH?
SPOKEN LIKE A GENTLEMAN.
OH, GRANDPA, YOU'RE
I'VE DANCED WITH
ALL EVENING.
YOU KNOW, ESTHER,
I WOULDN'T WANT THIS
RUMORED ABOUT,
BUT I'M
IN ST. LOUIS.
I FEEL LIKE:
[ORCHESTRA PLAYS
AULD LANG SYNE]
I WOULDN'T HAVE
SAID IT, ESTHER,
IF I THOUGHT:
I'VE IMAGINED
YOU SAYING IT:
THOUSANDS OF TIMES,
AND I ALWAYS PLANNED
EXACTLY HOW I'D ACT.
I NEVER:
PLANNED TO CRY.
WELL, AT LEAST
YOU DIDN'T LAUGH.
LAUGH?
I GUESS:
OH, JOHN.
NO ONE COULD:
HAVE DONE IT:
MORE BEAUTIFULLY.
I'M VERY PROUD.
ESTHER, WILL YOU?
WILL YOU, ESTHER?
OF COURSE:
I WILL, JOHN.
WELL--
GOSH, THE TIME
WE'VE WASTED.
THREE MORE DAYS,
LET'S NOT EVEN
THINK ABOUT IT.
EACH OTHER AGAIN.
I KEPT:
TELLING MYSELF:
THAT EVEN:
TO BE TOGETHER,
BUT I NEVER:
REALLY BELIEVED IT.
WHEN YOU:
IT WILL BE:
WITH YOUR HUSBAND.
YOUR FOLKS CAN:
LET'S GO AND
TELL THEM NOW.
OH, NO.
NOT TONIGHT.
I MEAN...
I'D--I'D RATHER
KNEW ABOUT IT:
TONIGHT.
ESTHER, YOU'RE
NOT CHANGING YOUR...
DON'T YOU?
OH, YES. YES.
I DON'T HAVE
COLLEGE TAKES:
TOO LONG ANYWAY.
I CAN GET:
AND SUPPORT YOU:
IN STYLE.
OF COURSE:
YOU CAN, DARLING.
WE'RE NOT
AFTER ALL,
PRACTICALLY.
JOHN...
EVEN IF I DID:
WE COULD STILL:
WORK SOMETHING:
OUT SOMEHOW.
COULDN'T WE?
[BELLS CHIME]
MERRY CHRISTMAS,
JOHN.
MERRY CHRISTMAS,
ESTHER.
[MUSIC BOX PLAYS]
I'VE BEEN WAITING
SUCH A LONG TIME,
AND I HAVEN'T
SEEN A THING.
DID WHO COME?
SANTA CLAUS.
YOU KNOW HE'S
UNTIL YOU'RE ASLEEP.
NEXT YEAR?
COMING HERE.
OH, YOU CAN'T
FOOL HIM.
IF SANTA CLAUS:
I'M TAKING THEM
WITH ME.
I'M TAKING
ALL MY DOLLS.
THE DEAD ONES, TOO.
I'M TAKING EVERYTHING.
I'LL HELP YOU
PACK THEM MYSELF.
YOU DON'T
HAVE TO LEAVE:
ANYTHING BEHIND,
EXCEPT:
YOUR SNOW PEOPLE,
OF COURSE.
WE'D LOOK
PRETTY SILLY:
TRYING:
TO GET THEM:
ON THE TRAIN,
WOULDN'T WE?
" HAVE YOURSELF
A MERRY LITTLE:
CHRISTMAS "
BE LIGHT "
" NEXT YEAR
" WILL BE
" HAVE YOURSELF
A MERRY LITTLE:
CHRISTMAS "
" MAKE
" NEXT YEAR
" WILL BE
MILES AWAY "
" ONCE AGAIN
OF YORE "
" FAITHFUL FRIENDS
WHO WERE DEAR:
TO US "
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