The Lady Is Willing Page #8
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1942
- 92 min
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Temperature one minute,
gone the next.
What's wrong with Butch?
You're the father?
Don't worry about
that bouncing boy.
He'll grow up to be
president one day.
I'm a Republican.
Doctor McBain has
Doctor Jones.
Oh, yes. Very funny.
Uh, Doctor McBain, did you say?
That's right.
Yes. Liza...
I'm very proud to attend the baby
of such a well-known colleague.
A slight temperature, restlessness
at night, a cold coming on.
Wouldn't you say, Doctor?
It wouldn't be ethical
for me to give an opinion.
He has a very odd
sense of humour.
Nothing to worry about.
I've seen thousands
of these upsets.
Thank you, doctor. Good day.
Good day.
He's seen thousands...
Liza, let me take a look at Butch.
If we need you, we'll call you,
Doctor Casanova.
Let me look at him!
No, get out!
If you want to look at something,
go and look at your second-hand wife!
That isn't fair. I'm no criminal.
Get out of here! It's not our agreement.
This is my apartment,
you live over there!
If you won't let me examine him,
let me call a doctor I know is good.
No!
Let that be a lesson to you.
Liza!
Liza!
Myrtle?
Myrtle?
Liza?
Hello, this is Doctor McBain.
Can you tell me
where Miss Madden is?
Oh. No, I didn't know that.
What hotel in Boston?
Er, thanks.
Give me long distance, please.
No, sir. She ain't. Doctor,
I know we shouldn't have come.
And now the baby...
He's... He's...
Mary Lou, stop crying, I can't
understand what you're saying.
What time?
Had Miss Madden
left for the theatre then?
Do you know what's the matter?
Mary Lou, what hospital?
Mary Lou, stop crying
and tell me what hospital.
Yes, as soon as I can.
Hello. Hello, get me
the airport, please.
I'll take it
in the other apartment.
If you drink this, Liza,
you'll feel better.
Why does it take so long?
Why can't I see him?
They're taking
blood tests, Liza.
What for?
What is it, doctor?
It's the mastoid, Miss Madden.
It's serious, isn't it?
Not necessarily.
But it's a good thing
it didn't go any longer.
and the x-rays.
The infection is acute.
We should operate immediately.
No. No, you can't operate.
Liza, this is a little out
of my line, but they know
what they're talking about.
It's not a difficult
operation these days.
The greater risk
is not operating.
No, I won't let you operate.
Ken, tell him I won't let them.
Not here. Let's take
him to New York. Maybe...
something more serious.
You must decide now.
I can't decide.
If something happened...
He's so helpless
and so little.
If I'd only let...
Buddy.
Doctor, I want to talk
to my husband in New York.
Where can I telephone?
Didn't Doctor McBain
know the child was running
such a high temperature?
I'm sure he'd want
us to go ahead, if...
Please keep trying
Doctor McBain.
Miss Pierce, Mr Corbett.
Thank you.
Doctor McBain,
flight 24, runway 16!
Doctor McBain? We're
holding the flight for you.
Here, buy yourself a drink.
Thanks, pal!
Doctor McBain?
Yes.
Take seat number five, please.
Thank you.
I'm Doctor McBain.
What room...?
McBain.
Hello, Golding.
We've been trying to reach you.
You're on the third.
Corey!
Oh, Corey! I've been
such a fool!
Oh, Corey! They want
to operate on Butch.
You won't let them, will you?
No, of course not.
Not unless you say so.
Let's take a look at this
and see what's what.
He doesn't wake up at all.
Any eighth?
About an hour ago.
They've given him something
to relax him and help him sleep.
You won't let them
operate, will you?
Right mastoid
swollen and tender.
What's the white count?
Rechecked just
before you got here.
I administered
sulfanilamide, but...
No affirmative result, huh?
How extensive is the area?
Large, but still localised.
I'll show you the x-ray.
What's the pulse?
Very rapid.
Corey, look at me.
I don't know what
all this means.
Tell me. I can't stand it.
We're not hiding anything
from you. I had to know
these things in a hurry.
I just thought it was a cold.
That's how it all started.
It's worse than a cold.
Butch is very sick. We can help
him, but we have to operate.
No. Corey, no.
No...
No...
We've got to.
Nurse, tell Doctor Golding
we're ready.
And ask him if he'd
like me to assist.
No, Corey, I thought you...
Golding's one of the best
in the world. Liza, can't you
understand? I couldn't do it.
Butch is my kid. Our kid.
I'd be scared to death.
Every second I held the knife,
I'd be thinking if...
If something goes wrong,
the look in your eyes would
stay with me all my life.
Corey, I know you're scared.
And I know Golding's
a good doctor.
But I couldn't stand the awful
minutes while he's in there
without you doing it.
You're his father.
If something goes wrong,
don't worry about
how I'd look at you.
I'd know that not Golding and nobody
in the world could've done more
than you did for him.
And I'd love you even then.
Even then?
OK, Momma.
OK, Pop.
We're ready, doctor.
Corey.
No change yet.
It's too early to tell.
But it has been so long.
I know.
When?
We may be be able
to tell more in a few hours.
Liza?
It's after 8.
Yes?
It's time to go to the theatre.
I'm not going.
I'm not going.
But, Liza, you must.
Why must I?
Do you think I can go
Darling...
You made me do my job
this morning. Now I'm going
to make you do yours.
There's nothing
you can do here.
I'll take care of Butch.
Any change, I'll let you know.
No...
I think it's better if you go.
Corey...
Liza, I want you to go, dear.
You'll let me know?
Yes. I'll let you know.
Strange thing
You linger in this heart of mine
Strange thing
You're something that I can't define
Is it a passing thing
Is it a touch of spring
Stay now,
everything will be all right.
If only love will tell
Strange thing, I know you
You're my heart's desire
Love's lonely longing
Of a heart afire
Read, then, my future
In the stars abo...
The stars up above
Read and foretell
All shall be...
He's all right.
All shall be well
All shall be well
And I find love
All shall be well today
Well today
And this eternal
Oh, Corey!
He's all right, darling.
He smiled at me.
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