Not Wanted

Ahhhhhh!

Ahhh!

Oh!

My baby!

Give me my baby!

But he's mine.

He's my baby.

Alright, what's going on here?

You still insist that's your baby?

No.

I guess I made a mistake.

"Sally Kelton". Is

that your married name?

I'm not married.

Take the child home.

Be here at 3.30 tomorrow.

The D.A. handles kidnapping cases.

Blue eyes.

Five foot two...

Hundred and ten pounds...

Is the governor here yet?

Ten years... for talking

to myself...

Oh dear God..... how did I get here?

How did I get here?

Hi, Pop! -Sally, come here quick!

Did you bring the bridging tape?

Gee, Pop. I forgot it.

We'll never hear the end of it.

That you, Sally? -Yes, Mom.

It's about time.

Gee, it's been a beautiful day!

How long do you think it takes to

boil potatoes? Ten Minutes?

I forgot them Mom...

That's fine.

It's a wonder you even

remember to come home.

Did you bring the stuff

for that pipe?

No! Of course you didn't!

Too busy tearing around with a bunch

of good-for-nothing hoodlums ..

...to ever gave your mother and

father one single thought.

Let me tell...

I'm sorry, Mom.

So I forgot it.

Well, I'll go out and get it now, but

do you have to keep at me?

If I don't keep at you ..

...you'll end up like all the rest of those

little snits you run around with.

Been on my feet since

6.30 this morning.

All I asked you for was ..

...a pound of potatoes and something

to plug that pipe with.

But no, you got more important

things to think about.

Well let me tell you something

young lady.

You can eat stew without potatoes.

And you can sit under a leaky

ceiling for the rest of your life ..

...as far as I'm concerned.

You just don't want to help me.

That's not true Ma,

and you know it.

So I forget things once in

while... well...

Do you have to keep

nagging at me?

If I nagged at you, it's for

your own good!

Because I don't want you so slave round

the kitchen for the rest of your life like I have.

Because I want you to meet a respectable

man who can do things for you.

How do ever expect to get anywhere ..

...hanging around with a lot of

drug-store idiots?

Maggie,

why don't you leave her alone?

I get so I can't hear myself think.

You haven't had a thought

in your head.

For the last ten years.

So just keep out of this.

I know what I'm doing.

Skip a beat.... and hit it!

Just do it!

You won't regret it.

Hit it!

What are you looking at?

Hit it again!

Fun, isn't it?

Nothing matters.

Just you do it!

Da da da.... dada.

Bup, bup, bup

baa, bup, bup.

Be bap, be bap, be bap...

Yuh!

Hi!

Hello.

Don't you remember me? I'm the one

that sold you that classy number.

On you it looks good.

Sure.

I'd like you to meet some

friends of mine.

Sally Kelton and Bill Aikens.

How are you?

Oh yeah, why don't you sit

down with us?

Sure. Take ten. Have a beer.

Okay.

You'll excuse us.

We've simply got to see some

friends of ours across the way.

Smoke? -No thanks.

You come here often? -Oh, no.

These kind of places

bore me silly.

I only came tonight because Bill

and Nancy just insisted I come.

What do you do?

Well, uh...

If you must know, I work here.

I work in the cafe next door.

It's really all one place.

So you see, its ..

It's kind of old-hat to come here.

Then, why do you?

Well...

I was sort of curious to see

if you could really play.

The last one we had was awful.

Can I?

Gee, you were terrific!

How old are you?

Around twenty.

That's what I thought.

You think fast, don't you.

Hmmm. No.

I don't think at all if I

can help it.

Look, I've got to get back.

Anything in particular

you'd like to hear?

Any old thing will do.

Okay.

You asked for it!

[off] How old are you?

[off] Around twenty.

[off] That's what I thought.

Hello.

Hello.

I thought you might like

something hot to drink.

Of course, it's kind of cold now.

Thanks.

Hey!

Where've you been? I didn't see

you around yesterday.

Well, Tuesday is my day off.

Oh.

What do you do on your day off?

Nothing much.

Youre a funny kid, you know.

You really liked the way I was

giving out just now, didn't you?

It was the best I ever heard.

You don't get to hear much of anything

good around here.

When I visit Trawler-Wood ..

...I used to go down the street to the

man who owns the record shop and ..

...bribe him to lend me a few

good records once in a while.

Gee, that was something.

Then one day the machine

went blowy on me ..

...and scratched up a few records,

and that was that.

And?

Oh, nothing.

I might sound kind of crazy.

No.

You don't.

I used to think I was going to be the

greatest piano player that ever lived.

Really set the world on fire.

What happened?

What happened?

Listen honey, piano players are

a dime a dozen.

Everywhere I went there

were guys like me ..

...who wanted to play great piano

and thought they were going places.

I met them all.

Just a big family of little things.

Oh, you'll make it.

I just know you will.

What are you doing tonight?

Nothing much.

Why?

You want to meet me?

After I get through here?

Grab a bite somewhere?

Say about 11.30?

Fine!

Okay.

Nice kid.

Sure.

Hi mom.

Did you bring the aspirin?

Yes.

My head's killing me.

Gee, I'm sorry ma.

Here honey.

Thanks.

What's your hurry?

You going someplace?

Well, uh ..

Nancy and I thought we'd take

in a show after dinner.

Thought we'd take in

a late show.

Why don't you stay home once in

a while and get a nice rest?

I say, why don't you stay home once

in a while and get some sleep?

I get plenty of sleep, ma.

I feel fine.

Yes. You feel fine now

because you're young.

In about five years ..

...you'll suddenly fall flat on your face

one day. And don't say I didn't tell you.

Are you listening to me?

Yes ma. But I've got to get dressed.

Sally.

Could you take those

plates a minute.

Pull that dress up!

Oh, ma, don't be silly.

I was only trying it.

Pull it up, and keep it up!

It's disgusting.

I'm not going to have you

running around half dressed!

I haven't hurt anything.

What are you thinking about?

That you'll be on a train

in a couple of hours.

And I'll miss you.

Miss me over here.

Capital City sounds so far away.

Will you be there long?

I don't know.

Depends on how I feel.

I guess I always have

to keep on the go.

Someday I'll get some place.

Where can I write you?

Twenty-three Wardlands Street.

A friend of mine found a

room for me.

If you're ever there, look me up.

Will you miss me too, Steve?

Sure I'll miss you.

Alright young lady, let's have

a little talk, shall we?

This your car?

No sir.

Well, whose is it?

My girlfriend's.

Her brother's, that is...

Oh I see. Did you ever

have a ticket?

No.

Where do you live?

A couple of blocks from here.

License?

I left it at home.

What's your name?

Sally Kelton.

No license ..

Driving fifty miles an hour ..

...that's pretty good.

Your folks let you do this often?

Oh no... they don't even know

about this.

Please officer.

If you'll just let me go this time, I

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