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My Blue Heaven Page #5
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- Year:
- 1950
- 96 min
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but I can't work this zipper.
I can't work them myself.
- But Jack's a wizard.
- I should be. I've had practice.
- I don't want to bother him.
- No bother. It's a hobby of his.
Go and zip her. I'll change.
This may be the beginning
of a beautiful friendship.
- If I'm not home for a few nights...
- I'll understand, dear.
Turn around, darling. I think we better
approach this thing scientifically.
Would you hold my coat?
Oh, Mr. Moran, I feel so silly
making you do this.
Not at all, Miss Adams.
This won't hurt a bit. Just...
...hold your breath, grin.
There you are.
Can I have my coat?
Thank you.
GLORIA:
Thank you, Mr. Moran.JACK:
Nothing at all.Mrs. Moran, there are a couple
of dames... Ladies...
...who wanna come and see you.
- No, I'm worn out. Who are they?
- One of them is a Miss Gilbert.
- Didn't get the other name.
- Ask them to excuse me.
- Say I broke a leg.
- I'll take care of them.
- But be nice to them.
- Sure. Leave it to me.
Tommy! Tommy,
did you say Miss Gilbert?
- That's the name she gave me.
- Show her in.
And be particularly nice to her.
This may be very important.
Yes. Right away.
[KNOCKING]
Come in.
Why, Miss Gilbert.
- Hello, Mrs. Moran.
- Hello.
I hope you don't mind us
barging in.
Oh, no, I'm delighted to see you.
- My friend, Miss Evers.
- Hello, Miss Evers.
- Hello.
- Won't you come in?
- Thank you.
- Please sit down.
Oh, he won't bite you.
Get off the couch, Mr. Milton.
Get down.
Oh, well, stay where you are.
Please excuse my costume.
- I didn't have a chance to change.
- It's all right.
Kitty, I was...
Oh, excuse me.
You remember Miss Gilbert
from the foundation.
- Foundation?
- The Sarah Wilson Foundation.
Oh, yes, Miss Gilbert.
The squeaking door.
- How are you?
- That's right.
I was afraid you'd forgotten,
and I didn't wanna come...
...until I had some good news for you
and could kill two birds with one stone.
Good news? What news?
Well, I think we may have
a baby for you.
A baby?
GILBERT:
A fine boy.JACK:
No kidding?- Do you hear my knees knocking?
- When can we get it?
Almost any time now. That is,
as soon as Mrs. Johnston meets you.
The lady
who had that objection to...
- Jack.
- Well, what I meant to say...
...was Mrs. Johnston is a lovely...
- You're not Mrs. Johnston?
- I'm Amelia Evers.
Oh, I'm glad to know that.
I don't know how to thank you.
I just don't know what to say.
Oh, that's all right, Mrs. Moran.
I think I understand. I'm so glad
for you both. Goodbye, Mr. Moran.
Goodbye, Miss Gilbert, and if there's
anything I can do, just let me know.
- Do you really mean that?
- Sure. Just name it.
- Well, there is one thing you could do.
- Oh, Irma, please. It doesn't matter.
- What is it?
- It's an autograph.
Would you like a picture of us
together or separate?
I told you not to ask that.
Mr. Moran won't mind. It's just that my
friend here is a great television fan.
She even looks at the wrestling and
she's simply crazy about Milton Berle.
- She is?
- Please, if it's the slightest bother...
No bother at all.
I'll tell Milton next time I see him.
Thank you so much, Mr. Moran. If you
can't get his, yours would be just fine.
- It will be. Yeah.
- Well, goodbye again.
- Yes.
- Goodbye, Miss Gilbert.
Be sure and call us
as soon as you know.
Of course we will. Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Bye, Miss Gilbert.
Jack, we've got a baby.
JACK:
Congratulations, Mrs. Moran.KITTY:
Thank you, Mr. Moran.[BABY CRYING]
Here we are,
here's the young man now.
Wouldn't you like to hold your baby,
Mrs. Moran?
- Oh, yes, go on, hold him.
- Oh, I'd love to.
- Hi there.
- I'll get my coat.
Isn't he beautiful?
JACK:
Too bad our name isn't Kablinski.
He'd make good
backfield material for Notre Dame.
- What's the matter?
- Are these the prospective parents?
Oh, yes, Mrs. Johnston.
This is Mr. and Mrs. Moran.
JACK:
How do you do, Mrs. Johnston?- How do you do?
Are you aware of the responsibility
you're assuming?
KITTY:
Oh, yes, Mrs. Johnston, I think so.- Miss Gilbert tells me you're on a stage.
We were on the stage, Mrs. Johnston,
but we're in television now.
She told you I don't approve of actors.
Well, we had heard
some sort of rumor to that effect.
Oh, it's no rumor.
Actors are too undependable for me.
Every time you pick up a paper...
...you read about one of them
getting divorced.
Have you two ever been divorced?
KITTY:
No, not yet.- How long have you been married?
- Eight... Nine.
- Nine years. Nine.
JOHNSTON:
To each other?BOTH:
Yes.I thought you already
had us investigated.
I like to make my own investigations.
I'm sure you'll find
that Mr. and Mrs. Moran...
...have more than met our requirements,
Mrs. Johnston.
I hope so.
You understand, of course, you're
getting this baby only on probation?
Probation?
You mean that this still isn't our baby?
A child can't be legally adopted
in this state...
...unless it's lived in the same home
for a year.
We have the right to take it away
any time we feel...
...that it's not to the child's best
advantage to stay where it is.
- Now, where do you live?
- Central Park West.
JOHNSTON:
Do you have your own automobile?
- Yes, and it's closed.
- Leave it here. I have my own chauffeur.
I don't trust myself or one of my babies
to a strange driver.
Now, then, let's go. I want to see
what kind of a home you have.
Take the baby, nurse.
- Oh, couldn't I keep him?
- I'll carry him for you.
It's all right.
- Well, I think...
- Jack. Shh.
I was only going to say she'd make
What a stiff-arm.
- Congratulations, Mrs. Moran.
- Thanks, Joe.
Fine-looking whatever it is
you got there, Mr. M.
A boy, you dummkopf.
Here you are.
[MUSIC PLAYING
AND PEOPLE CHATTERING]
Oh, it's this way, Mrs. Johnston.
Well, where's all that noise
coming from?
It sounds like
it's coming from the end of the hall.
I hope this doesn't go on
all the time.
It's usually quiet
- Tell the management about it.
- Yes, excuse me.
People like this have no business
in a house where there's a baby.
Who are they?
- It's our apartment, Mrs. Johnston.
- Your apartment?
Selma must've left the radio on.
- Yes.
- That's our maid.
Well, open the door, Jack.
See what it is.
Won't you come in?
WALTER:
Here's somebody's... Come on.
GLORIA:
No, I don't want any. No, Walter.
WALTER:
Just one more. One drink.
Please, Walter!
I don't want any. No, no, no.
WALTER:
She's drinking the whole thing.
Look, there's the baby.
Oh, how about that?
How do you do, ma'am?
Bring it in. Bring the baby in.
WOMAN:
The baby. The baby.- How about it?
Quiet, everybody.
Please, quiet.
This is Mrs. Johnston from
the foundation and Miss Gilbert.
How do you do? You remember me,
don't you? Won't you come in.
I'm sorry, Mrs. Johnston. We didn't
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