Tugboat Annie
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- 1933
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HEY, MOM!
WHAT IS IT, SON?
LISTEN. IF A FISH
WEIGHS 10 POUNDS
AND HIS BODY WEIGHS
TWICE AS MUCH AS HIS HEAD
AND HIS HEAD WEIGHS
TWICE AS MUCH AS HIS TAIL,
HOW MUCH WOULD:
HIS TAIL WEIGH?
HOW DO I KNOW?
SAY, YOU GO ON WITH YOUR LESSONS
AND STOP ASKING ME RIDDLES.
IT AIN'T A RIDDLE.
THAT'S MY ALGEBRA.
AW, IT'S TOO HARD.
I CAN'T GET IT!
SAY, LISTEN.
IF YOU'RE GONNA GIVE UP AS EASY AS THAT,
YOU AIN'T NEVER GONNA AMOUNT TO NOTHING.
DON'T YOU WAN TO BE A SUCCESS?
SURE, BUT... BUT CAN' A FELLA BE A SUCCESS
A FISH'S TAIL WEIGHS?
HMM! CAN'T LEARN NOTHING
FROM A FISH'S TAIL.
HA! FISH'S TAIL.
HERE. GIVE ME
YOUR BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE.
ANNIE, CAN I HAVE
50 CENTS?
NOW..."WHO WAS SOCRA-
CRITES-CRA-"
SOCRATES.
YEAH, SOCRATES.
"ANSWER:
A GREEKPHILOSOPHEER."
CAN I HAVE 25 CENTS?
WHY CAN'T I HAVE
25 CENTS?
BECAUSE I AIN'T GO 25 CENTS!
THAT'S WHY YOU CAN' HAVE 25 CENTS.
NOW..."WHAT WAS THE
ANSWER:
THE PYR-I-MIDSOF EGYPT."
CAN I HAVE 10 CENTS?
NO, YOU CAN' HAVE 10 CENTS.
CAT THAN KISSING IT TO DEATH.
AW, THAT'S
ENOUGH, MOM.
I DON'T WAN TO LEARN ANY MORE.
LISTEN, SON, YOU GO TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON.
NOW, "WHAT DID
SAMSON SLAY THE-"
WHAT'S THIS WORD?
I CAN'T SEE I WITHOUT MY GLASSES.
"PHILISTINES."
OH, YEAH.
PHILISTINES.
LOOKED LIKE:
PHILIPPINES TO ME-
"WHAT DID SAMSON SLAY
THE...THE STINES WITH?
ANSWER:
THE JAWBONEOF AN ASS."
NOW. NOW SEE IF YOU
KNOW THE ANSWERS.
"WHO WAS SO-CRAT-EES?"
SOCRATES?
OH, YES. SOCRATES.
YES. SOCRATES.
HE WAS:
A GREEK PHILOSOPHER.
MM-HMM.
"WHAT WAS THE FIRS WONDER OF THE WORLD?"
THE PYRAMIDS:
OF EGYPT.
OH, I WISH YOUR FATHER
HAD YOUR BRAINS, SON.
NOW..."WHAT DID SAMSON SLAY THE STI
- THE STINES WITH?"
WELL? COME ON.
"WHAT DID SAMSON SLAY
THE SLILISTINES WITH?"
GEE, MOM,
I'VE FORGOTTEN.
WHAT'S THIS?
YOUR CHIN, MOM.
THAT'S THE JAWBONE
OF AN ASS.
THERE AIN'T ENOUGH OF THA HAWSER LEFT TO MAKE A NECKTIE.
AW, SHUT YOUR TRAP,
WILL YOU?
ANNIE WILL KILL YOU,
SURE AS ANYTHING.
WE DON'T USE I NO MORE,
AND ANNIE WON'T MISS IT,
UNLESS YOU TELL HER.
HERE. GET A HOLD
OF THAT.
GIVE US A HAND.
PEEL OFF ABOUT 25 FEET.
THIS 25 MAKES ABOUT 1,800 FEE OF HAWSER YOU DRUNK UP, TERRY.
YOU WAIT TILL:
ANNIE CATCHES YOU.
OH, SHUT YOUR MOUTH
THIS IS FOR:
THE SKIPPERS RELIEF FUND.
HA HA HA!
WHERE ARE YOU GOING,
HORSE FACE?
OUT AFTER:
BUSINESS, ANNIE.
CAN I GIVE YOU A TOW?
ANYTIME THE FIREFLY SHOWS
THAT SCHOONER, RED SEVERN!
ANYTIME YOU BUTT INTO MY BUSINESS,
I'LL JERK THE SKELETON OUT OF YOU.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN,
YOUR BUSINESS?
THERE FIRST GETS THE JOB,
AND IT'S
GONNA BE ME!
NOT UNLESS YOU SPROU FINS AND A TAIL.
WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH YOUR DAD, ALEC?
AW, HE'S SICK.
MY GOODNESS!
AGAIN?
AW, IT'S NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS, IS IT?
OK, SAM.
LET HER GO.
WE GOT A LOAD.
ALL RIGHT, PETE.
CAST OFF!
ALL RIGHT, PETE.
CAST OFF.
GEE, POP, WE'VE GO A GOOD HEAD START,
HAVEN'T WE?
AND WE'LL
KEEP HER THAT WAY.
GEE, MOM, DON'T LET SEVERN
GET THE LAUGH ON US, WILL YOU?
HUH! THE OLD NARCISSUS AIN' NEVER LET US DOWN YET, HAS SHE?
WOULD YOU LIKE:
HA!
GEE, LOOK, MOM. WE'RE
CLOSING UP ON THEM.
SURE. WE'LL SHOW HIM HE
BY GOLLY,
IT'S A RACE, MISTER.
WELL, MAY THE
BEST MAN WIN.
WE'RE BEATING YOU!
WE'RE BEATING YOU!
BLEAH!
LOOK AT THEM, MOM.
STILL COMING.
DON'T THEY KNOW THEY
THEM AS LAUGHS FIRST SOMETIMES
CACKLES UP THE WRONG PANTS LEG.
HA HA HA!
HA HA HA!
YEE-HOO!
HEY, PETE,
TAKE THE WHEEL.
TERRY!
TERRY!
WHERE IS:
THAT MISPLACED SWAB?
TERRY!
WAS THAT YOU:
HOLLERING, ANNIE?
CAN'T YOU SEE WE'RE
MAKE A SHOT LINE FAS WITH THAT HAWSER
AND GET READY:
TO HEAVE IT.
NO, NO,
NOT THAT ONE!
THE OLD ROPE HAWSER.
YES, BUT YOU DON' WANT TO USE THAT.
SAY, NOW, YOU GET READY TO
HEAVE IT, AND DON'T YOU MISS.
BUT, ANNIE, HOW DO YOU KNOW THE RATS
AIN'T BEEN GNAWING ON THIS HAWSER?
BE WANTING WITH A HAWSER
LIKE YOU ABOARD?
HEAVE IT, STUPID!
HEAVE IT!
OK, ANNIE!
GOOD WORK, TERRY.
AH!
WHAT'S HAPPENED
TO THE HAWSER?
YOU...
OH!
GOT THAT SHOT LINE
READY?
ALL SET, RED.
NEVER MIND, MOM.
MIND? HMM!
WHY SHOULD:
I MIND?
WASN'T SUCH A BIG-PAYING JOB NOHOW.
BABOON!
THAT'S THE THIRD JOB
WE'VE LOST THIS WEEK.
MOM, I'M NOT GOING BACK
WHAT ARE YOU:
TALKING ABOUT?
OF COURSE YOU'RE GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.
HMM! YOU AIN' GONNA BE A QUITTER.
NO, BUT POP'S ALWAYS
AND IF HE WON'T LOOK
AFTER YOU, WELL-
NOW, WAIT A MINUTE.
YOUR POP LOOKS:
AFTER ME ALL RIGHT.
WHY, HE'S THE FINEST, BIGGES HUSBAND A WOMAN EVER HAD,
CUSS HIM.
SAY-HA HA!
I ONLY HOPE YOU'RE HALF
WHEN YOU GROW UP.
TOUGH LUCK, ANNIE.
OH, IT'S ALL
IN THE DAY.
ALL RIGHT, PETE.
MOM?
HMM?
WE GOT TO TALK:
THIS THING OVER.
I'M NOT GOING
BACK TO SCHOOL.
OH, OF COURSE YOU'RE
GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.
YOU GOT TO GE ED-I-CATED. HMM!
TUGBOAT'S NO PLACE FOR A BOY WHO
WANTS TO BE CAPTAIN OF A BIG LINER.
AND SOME SWELL PEOPLE
WOULD COME ABOARD,
PRESIDENT OR A CORONER,
AND THEY SHOULD TALK
TO YOU IN...IN LATIN,
AND YOU WOULDN'T KNOW WHA THEY WAS TALKING ABOUT.
WHY, THAT'D BE TERRIBLE.
FOIE GRAS) OR CAVIOX (CAVIAR)
OR SOMETHING, AND YOU WOULDN' KNOW WHAT THEY WAS SAYING.
HMM! OH, NO. YOU GO TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL.
BUT, MOM,
DON'T YOU SEE-
YOU KNOW, YOUR PAPA AND ME IS
GONNA BUST WIDE-OPEN WITH PRIDE
KERSLOPPING PAST THE OLD NARCISSUS
ON THE BRIDGE:
OF YOUR OWN LINER.
HA HA HA! OOH!
BET YOU EVEN TRY TO RUN
US DOWN, YOU BIG SMARTY.
HA HA HA! HMM.
ALEC BRENNAN,
MASTER MARINER.
THERE SHE IS!
WHERE?
OH, THERE SHE IS!
OW! OH!
WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH YOU?
YOU'RE ON MY FOOT,
YOU BIG OX.
OH. OH, LOOK.
LOOK!
HA HA!
THIS IS A GREAT DAY FOR
US BRENNANS, AIN'T IT?
OH! OH, GO ON AWAY,
YOU BIG APE.
HA HA! KISS LIKE
A WET PAINTBRUSH.
SAY, KISSING ME
- PEOPLE WILL THINK YOU'VE BEEN DRINKING.
WHO, ME?
OHH! NOW, IS THA A NICE THING TO SAY
ABOUT A MAN WHO AIN' HAD A DRINK IN 5 WEEKS?
WAIT UNTIL HE HEARS THAT I AIN'T GONNA
TAKE ANOTHER DRINK AS LONG AS I LIVE.
YOU KNOW, IT TAKES A BIG MAN
TO STOP COLD JUST LIKE THAT.
AIN'T IT THE TRUTH?
GO ON, HUSTLE. PUT ON A CLEAN
SHIRT AND YOUR OTHER PANTS.
OH, NO, ANNIE. THIS IS
ALL RIGHT. I DON'T WANT-
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