Young People Page #8
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- 1940
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- Take them into the living room and get the fire lighted.
- All right.
- I'll get the room ready upstairs.
- Gosh, I'm wet.
Come on, kids. Get in there.
Get in by the fire.
Come on now, kids, hurry up
and get off these shoes and stockings.
- All right, Joe, help me.
- It'll be nice and warm in a minute.
Ma'll be sore as a wet hen
when she sees my dress.
- Wish I had some hot chocolate.
- Jerry!
- Susie, where's Jerry?
- I don't know.
Jerry. Jerry.
- Where did Jerry go, Jill?
- He was with you, Frank.
Dad, Jerry hasn't been here all the time.
What?
Jerry. Jerry!
Well-
- Wasn't he with one of you kids?
- I saw him with Tommy.
I was holding his hand till he slipped.
I thought someone picked him up.
Oh, Jerry. I'll go find him.
- I'll go with you.
- No, honey, you stay here with Wendy.
- I'll get him.
- Be careful, Dad.
Yes, darling.
Take care now.
Stay on the road, Joe.
All right, all right, honey.
Don't worry.
Come on.
We'd better go back to the fire.
Oh, I bet he never finds Jerry.
Bet he'll never come back.
Maybe he got "drownded."
Jerry.
Jerry!
I'm scared!
- I wish I'd never come.
- I wish my pa was here!
Don't worry now.
There's nothing to be afraid of.
Jerry! Jerry!
I'm cold.
It's Dad.
Joe.
- Mike.
- Wendy, Kit.
- Did you seeJoe?
- No.
- What are you doing here?
- What do you think I'm doing?
I didn't fight my way through
this hurricane for three hours...
to call on your Aunt Hester.
Phone lines are down. I had to come
and see if there was anything left of you.
I was worried about you, Judy.
Jerry!
You all right, Jerry? Huh?
Let's get you inside.
Operator!
Operator.
Susie, it's all right.
There's nothing to be scared of.
- We're all going to be killed.
- Martha!
I want my ma!
Come on and stop it. Stop it! Stop it!
We must quiet these children.
They're getting hysterical.
Stop it, all of you. We're not fraidy cats.
- I'll take him, Joe.
- Bring him upstairs. Quickly.
Oh, boy, what an entrance.
- Oh.
- Oh, dear.
- Oh, he's hurt.
- No, I'm all right.
Gee, it's a swell day.
If it wasn't for the trees, you wouldn't
know there'd been a storm.
- You was sure scared last night.
- Aw, I was not.
- You was too.
- Hold still, Martha.
- How did that feel, Joe?
- Aw, that's swell, honey.
Oh, honey,
you haven't had much sleep.
Oh, I'm all right, Mom.
Where's your milk, Susie?
Is that it?
Look, you have to drink
every bit of your milk.
- Hello, Judith.
- Hello.
Well, the kids are here, sure enough.
Jerry, son.
Jerry, boy. You all right, son?
- Sure, Pop.
- Say, your ma is just having cat fits.
Aunt Hester, don't you think you should
tell them what the Ballantines are really like?
Don't bother, Judy.
They've had enough trouble
without us causing any more.
- If they don't like us, then-
- Well, Joe, what happened to you?
Did you break your leg taking bows?
- Dad got hurt saving Jerry.
- Never mind, Wendy.
- If it wasn't for him, Dad, I wouldn't be here.
- He saved all of us.
- That's right, Mr. Dakin.
- Well, I didn't mean-
Yes, you did, and you don't have
to try to get out of it now.
We know how you feel, all of you.
Ever since we came here, we wanted you
to like us and we wanted to like you...
but you wouldn't give us a chance.
Well, you don't have to worry.
We're going away, aren't we, Dad?
You can keep your old town
and chamber of commerce.
We're going back to where,
they don't try to stop people
from laughing and having a good time...
as if it were wrong.
All you want to be is mean
and say mean things that hurt people.
You're mean and- and full of vinegar.
Now, honey-
...and on Friday night, rather than
our usual educational film...
which was going to be
The Life Cycle of the Earthworm...
we shall give you Tyrone Power
in South Sea Love.
And now I give you the family
who have shown us...
we're never too old to enjoy ourselves.
Our heaven-sent shot in the arm,
The Three Ballantines.
- Ladies and gentlemen-
- Ladies and gentlemen-
That's all right.
I'll handle 'em. I'm used to 'em.
Thank you very much,
ladies and gentlemen.
I could pitch a tent here
and make a lot of long speeches...
but when you're a one-man
chamber of commerce...
you haven't got time
to make long speeches.
- Is that right, Dixon?
- You're right.
Right. You know, I could go on and tell you
how we're gonna reopen the stone quarry.
Yes, sir, we've got enough slate
and granite there to last us for years.
- Is that right, Sam?
- That's right.
Right. I could tell you
a lot of things, folks...
but you know, the main thing is,
we all wanna be happy.
Because that all that counts in life,
believe me, folks, is happiness.
- Isn't that right, Dakin, my pal?
- You're right, Joey.
Thank you, brother. If I'm not mistaken,
neighbor, I think that's your cue.
So, Wendy and Kitty, you ready?
# Heres a little tune that always
helps you when you're blue #
#Just a pretty little ditty
and you ought to learn it too #
# It will cheer you up
whenever skies above are gray #
#When things go wrong #
# It's just the song #
- #Away #
- #Away #
#And everything will be okay #
#Tra, la, la, la #
#What a merry world we live in #
#Tra, la, la, la #
#All of it is yours and mine #
# So wear a smile
Sing a little while it's raining #
#And through the clouds
every little star will shine #
#Tra, la, la, la #
#What's a little bit of trouble #
#You live and learn
things are going to turn out fine #
#Just feel that way #
#And every little day
will seem like spring #
# If you'll just sing
tra, la, la, tra, la, la, la, la #
- #Tra, la, la #
- #Tra, la, la #
# La, la, la #
So wear a smile sing a little
- W hile it's raining
- P ity, pity patter
A nd through the clouds
every little star will shine
#Tra, la, la, la, la, la, la #
#What's a little bit of trouble #
#You live and you learn
things are gonna turn out fine #
#With a tra, la, la, la, la #
#Just feel that way #
#And every little day
will seem like spring #
# If you will just sing #
#Tra, la, la, la, la, la
la, la, la, la, la #
# Come on, everybody
Swing on down #
#Tra, la, la, la #
#What a merry world we live in #
# It's a very merry old world #
#Tra, la, la, la
All of it is yours and mine #
A II yours and all mine
So wear a smile
Sing a little while it's raining
Sing an hour in the shower
A nd through the clouds
every little star will shine
Shine, shine
W hat's a little pitter-patter
Y ou'll live and learn
things are gonna turn out fine
Super, super, super fine
#Just feel that way and every little day
will seem like spring #
- If you'll just sing
- #Tra, la, la, tra, la, la #
- W e've got to sing
- #Tra, la, la, tra, la, la #
# If you will just sing
tra, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la #
#Tra, la, la ##
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