The Farmer Takes a Wife Page #8
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- 1935
- 91 min
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HIS FORTUNE TOLD.
- AND DANIEL HARROW'S HERE, TOO.
- OOH.
AH, WITHIN ONE,
I SEE ONE.
ONE DAY, ONE WEEK,
ONE YEAR.
YOU WILL BE:
IN A TERRIBLE FIGHT.
GLASS LOOKER TO TELL ME THAT.
- I'M JOTHAM KLORE.
- AH.
I SEE:
A TERRIFIC STRUGGLE.
YOU EXCHANGE:
BLOWS.
YOUR BODY IS PITTED
AGAINST ANOTHER BODY.
THERE IS BLOOD.
WHO'S GONNA WIN?
THE CRYSTAL DOES NOT SAY WHO WILL.
YOU MEAN YOU CAN'T SEE
- I CAN'T SEE ANYTHING.
- YOU'RE A LIAR!
AH, MY DEAR SIR.
EVERYTHING FOR 50 CENTS.
IT SHOWS ME:
WINNING IN THERE.
YOU LOOK AGAIN:
AND SEE IT.
- I CAN'T SEE-
- LOOK GOOD!
- AM I WINNING?
- YES, YES!
ALL RIGHT, FAKER, YOU'RE
TRYING TO LIE TO ME.
- NO, I WAS- - HOW MUCH
AM I GOING TO PAY YOU?
- CAN YOU SEE THAT IN THERE?
- AH.
I SEE HERE:
THE SUM OF 50 CENTS.
THAT PROVES:
YOU'RE A LIAR
'CAUSE I AIN'T GONNA
GIVE YOU NOTHING!
TELL ME:
HE CAN'T SEE.
SAY, JOTHAM, THEY GOT ONE OF THOSE
NEW RAILROAD CARS DOWN HERE A PIECE.
I AIN'T INTERESTED. ONLY ONE THING
ON MY MIND, AND THAT'S YOUR PARTNER,
DANIEL HARROW.
AROUND HERE SOMETIME TODAY.
YEAH, BUT THIS HERE CAR WAS PU THERE JUST TO INSULT THE CANAL.
- THE RAILROAD PEOPLE.
THAT'S WHY
THE CAR IS THERE-
SO THEY'D HAVE
THE LAUGH ON US.
- WHERE IS IT?
IN BEFORE THE CONTEST CLOSES.
I'M SO MAD I COULD FIGHT A DOG!
- WHAT'S THE MATTER?
- THEY WOULDN'T TAKE YOUR PRESERVES.
GOOD GRIEF! ARE THEY AS BAD AS THAT?
IT'S ALL ON ACCOUNT OF YOU AIN' A RESIDENT OF ONEIDA COUNTY.
WHEN THE FELLA TOLD ME THAT,
I JUST STARTED TO BLISTER.
I SAYS, "WHAT KIND OF WAY IS
THIS TO RUN A CONTEST, YOU WART?"
THIS AIN'T A FAIR.
IT'S AN UNFAIR.
IT AIN'T GOT NOTHING
COULD COOK LIKE YOU, MOLLY.
I TOLD HIM:
THE SAME THING.
I SAID, "DO YOU REALIZE CANALLERS
HAVE BEEN SUPPORTING HIS FAIR
SINCE BEFORE:
YOU WAS CALVED?"
IT MADE:
NO IMPRESSION.
I COULD HAVE:
SLAPPED HIS FACE.
- OH, MR. HARROW.
- HELLO, MR. BUTTERFIELD.
COULD I SEE YOU:
A MOMENT?
OH, EXCUSE ME,
PLEASE.
MOLLY, THERE'S SOMETHING
MORE IMPORTANT THAN PICKLES-
KLORE'S AT THE FAIR, AND
HE'S LOOKING FOR A FIGHT.
DAN AIN' AFRAID OF HIM.
IF HE WANTS TROUBLE,
DAN'LL GIVE HIM PLENTY.
I'LL BET MY BOATER WILL
BE GLAD THAT HE'S AROUND.
I HAPPEN TO SEE YOU HERE, AND I
THOUGHT I MIGHT AS WELL TELL YOU MYSELF.
THANK YOU KINDLY, MR.
BUTTERFIELD. I SURE APPRECIATE IT.
I'D GET OUT AS QUICK AS YOU CAN NOW.
YES, SIR,
I WILL.
I'LL SEE YOU
IN UTICA THEN.
YES, SIR.
THERE AIN'T A COWARDLY
BONE IN DAN'S WHOLE BODY.
WE WENT BACK TO THE BOA 'CAUSE I'D LIKE TO PULL OU FOR UTICA JUST AS SOON AS-
- WHAT?
- WELL, IT'S KIND OF IMPORTAN THAT I BE BACK THERE
IN THE MORNING.
WE JUST GOT HERE
TODAY.
WELL, YOU SEE, I CAN
GET A FULL LOAD:
OUT OF UTICA:
FOR BUFFALO.
YOU MEAN YOU WANNA
LEAVE THE FAIR NOW?
WELL, IF YOU
DON'T MIND.
DID MR. BUTTERFIELD TELL
YOU ABOUT KLORE BEING HERE?
WELL, HE HAPPENED
TO MENTION IT.
ALL RIGHT. WE'LL GO BACK TO THE BOAT.
I'LL TAKE THE BASKET. SEE
YOU AFTER SUPPER, LUCY.
YES.
WELL, THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS THAT'S
GONNA PUT THE CANAL OUT OF BUSINESS, HUH?
YEAH, AND THEY'RE GONNA HAVE SOME KIND OF
A SPECIAL DOINGS WITH IT THIS AFTERNOON.
- GET SOME STONES FOR MR. KLORE.
HERE YOU ARE,
MR. KLORE.
TRY THIS ONE,
JOTHAM.
COME ON, BOYS!
ALL TOGETHER.
THERE.
NOW IF THEY WANNA
PUT HER ON EXHIBITION,
THERE'S SOMETHING
- I JUST SEEN DANIEL HARROW.
- WHERE?
HIM AND MOLLY WAS
HEADING FOR THEIR BOAT.
WAIT A MINUTE,
JOTHAM.
THERE'S A RAILROAD
LOCOMOTIVE DOWN YONDER.
WE OUGHT TO DO SOMETHING
ABOUT THAT, TOO.
I GOT SOME REAL WORK TO DO NOW.
BUT, JOTHAM!
I DON'T SEE WHY YOU WON'T TALK, MOLLY.
ARE YOU SCARED:
OF KLORE?
A WHILE A GO YOU WAS ALL PERKED
UP AND CRAZY TO GO TO THE FAIR.
THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN,
YOU WANNA GET OUTTA HERE
AND GO BACK:
TO UTICA.
WELL, I MIGH GET A LOAD IN UTICA-
DID YOU KNOW:
KLORE WAS HERE?
I WAS TOLD:
THIS MORNING.
WHY DIDN'T YOU
TELL ME?
I DIDN'T WANT TO
WORRY YOU NONE.
DON'T YOU THINK IT'D WORRY ME A LOT MORE
TO KNOW MY BOATER
WAS A COWARD?
HOW AM I:
A COWARD?
YOU'RE
RUNNING AWAY.
WELL, I- I GOTTA BE
IN UTICA TOMORROW.
TO GET AWAY:
FROM KLORE.
NO, IT'S...
SOMETHING ELSE.
WHAT?
WE WOULDN'T TALK ABOUT.
ABOUT A FARM?
LISTEN, MOLLY
- WE'VE BEEN MIGHTY HAPPY ALL SUMMER.
DON'T LET'S
SPOIL IT NOW.
DAN, DID YOU GO
AND BUY A FARM?
YES, I DID.
I OFFERED MR. BUTTERFIELD
AND HE SAID HE'D
THINK ABOUT IT.
TODAY HE SAID:
HE'D TAKE IT.
THAT'S WHY I WANT TO GO BACK TO UTICA
- TO SEE HIS AGENT.
I SAID THAT ABOUT A LOAD ON
ACCOUNT OF LUCY BEING THERE.
THEN ALL THE TIME
ALL THE TIME THE BOATERS WAS
BEING NEIGHBORLY AND FRIENDLY,
THE ONLY THING ON YOUR MIND
WAS YOU WAS BUYING A FARM!
I SAID FROM THE BEGINNING I DIDN' THINK I COULD STAY ON THE CANAL.
YOU NEVER GAVE:
THE CANAL A CHANCE.
YOU NEVER BOTHERED TO
NOTICE HOW BEAUTIFUL IT IS.
YOU NEVER NOTICED
YOU'VE BEEN HAPPIER HERE
THAN YOU EVER BEEN
IN YOUR LIFE.
THAT'S BECAUSE I'VE
NO, IT AIN'T. IT'S BECAUSE
YOU CAN'T PLAY FAIR.
THIS PROVES IT.
ALL THEM THINGS YOU'VE
BEEN BUYING FOR THE BOAT!
THINGS THAT WAS:
TOO BIG FOR THE BOAT!
THAT LOOKING GLASS,
THAT KITCHEN OVEN.
BUYING THEM FOR A DIRTY OLD FARM.
EVEN THIS DRESS!
I BET YOU BOUGHT THIS
TO GO TO CHURCH IN!
WELL, I THOUGHT MAYBE
I'LL NEVER
MARRY YOU NOW.
I JUST THINK:
YOU'RE ACTING CRAZY.
MOLLY,
THERE AIN'T ANYTHING IN THE WORLD
I WOULDN'T DO FOR YOU EXCEPT THIS,
AND IT'S JUST 'CAUSE
I CAN'T DO IT.
WILL YOU COME AND LE ME SHOW YOU THE FARM?
ME AT A FARM? DO YOU
THINK I'M A TRAITOR?
EVEN KLORE WOULDN'T ASK ME TO DO THAT!
BUT HE'S NOTHING
AS COMPARED TO YOU.
YOU'RE JUST SAYING
THAT 'CAUSE YOU'RE MAD.
HE NEVER LIED:
TO ME.
I NEVER LIED:
TO YOU.
YOU WERE SAYING:
ONE THING,
AND ALL THE TIME
THINKING ANOTHER.
MAYBE YOU NEVER:
SHOULD HAVE LEFT HIM.
MAYBE I SHOULDN'T!
WELL, IF THAT'S
THE WAY YOU FEEL,
BY JEEPERS, I CAN GET MY DANDER UP, TOO.
WHAT ARE YOU:
GONNA DO?
I GOT SOMETHING:
MORE IMPORTANT.
I'M GONNA SHOW YOU
I AIN'T SO MEAN.
FROM NOW ON, MY HALF
I WON'T TAKE IT.
WHERE'S
DANIEL HARROW'S BOAT?
THERE. OVER THE BRIDGE.
WELL, I'M GOING,
SO NOW IT'S YOURS.
WHETHER YOU MARRY ME OR NOT, I DON' THINK YOU'LL BE HAULING MANY SEASONS MORE.
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