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- Aren't you tired?
- No. There's so much of it.
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- D'you think we'll live here all the time, Pop?
- Want to?
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Sure. I like it.
Why did we always live in California?
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Well, I was born there, got married there.
Just went on living there.
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- Did Mother come with you to New York?
- No.
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I was here by myself once for three days.
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- Do you still think of her, Tommy?
- Sort of. Not all the time. Just sometimes.
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- How old was I when she died, Pop?
- You were four years old.
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- A long time.
- Yeah.
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- You ever gonna get married again?
- Oh, maybe.
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- You want me to?
- I don't care. I like it fine this way.
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But Grandma says you're getting tougher
and tougher to have around the house.
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She does, does she?
Any more complaints from Grandma?
She says you're too picky and choosy.
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- Where are we going?
- To meet Grandma at Saks.
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Hey, Pop, look at that!
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- What's he supposed to be doing?
- That's Atlas.
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- He's carrying the world on his shoulders.
- No kidding!
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That's what Grandma says you're doing.
She wishes you'd leave it alone.
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Oh, yeah? Looks like
I'm gonna have to slug Grandma.
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Hey, we're late.
Grandma's gonna slug us. Come on.
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I just love waiting for people. There's nothing
more fun than waiting for people who are late.
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We're late, Ma, because
I'm carrying the world on my shoulders.
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It's heavy. You can't walk too fast.
Put it down and give me money
for your son's shoes.
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Tommy, keep your mouth shut.
I told Pop he was tougher
to have around the house too.
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- How much are shoes in New York?
- Give her ten bucks.
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Wish me luck, Ma. I'm going to the magazine.
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Good luck. I hope it's something
you want and not far away.
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It'll be here, or Minify
wouldn't have got us the apartment.
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Does he always tell you what to write?
Don't you ever think it up yourself?
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Well, yeah, I think sometimes for myself.
Well, I'm late. Have fun.
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- Boys' shoes?
- Fourth floor.
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- Toy department, please?
- Second floor.
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- {y:i}Smith's Weekly, please?
- Reception room, sixth floor. Right in there.
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- Miss, I did have an appointment.
- I'm sorry. I have no record of it.
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I spoke with his secretary.
She said to come in this morning.
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He'll be in himself in a half-hour.
I'll try again then.
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- Yes, please?
- I have an appointment with Mr. Minify.
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- Name?
- Schuyler Green.
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- Telegram for Mr. Pendleton.
- Through the door, second office to the right.
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- Thank you.
- Schuyler Green to see Mr. Minify. Thank you.
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- He's expecting you.
- Mr. Herman will call.
Janet. For Mr. Minify.
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- Follow me, please.
- Thanks.
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- Yes?
- Miss Dettrey's expecting me.
Just a moment, please.
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- Mr. Green.
- Oh, Mr. Green.
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Mr. Minify's on the long distance.
He won't be long. Won't you sit down?
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- Have you seen the last issue?
- No. Thank you.
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- {y:i}Mr. Green out there yet?
- Yes.
Good, I'll be right out,
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Come in, come in. Glad you're here, Green.
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This is all right now, Miss Miller. Get it off
airmail special. Glad to see you. Come on in.
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Sit down.
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- Finding your way around?
- Almost.
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- Good. Mother and kid like New York?
- Fine. And the apartment too.
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Probably the last apartment
left in Manhattan. Meeting people?
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Not yet. I'm always slow about that.
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Fix that up right away. How about tonight
at my place? Having some people.
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Thanks. Some other time.
Nonsense. I won't ask you another time.
Here's the address.
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Miss Miller, don't disturb me for anything.
Tell Mrs. Minify Mr. Green's coming to dinner.
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Now, get good and comfortable.
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There. Because I'm going to talk to you...
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...for about an hour.
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Maybe two.
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I've had an idea.
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- Do go into the bar, won't you?
- I'd love a martini.
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Jessie!
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- Schuyler Green I told you about. My wife.
- Oh, John. I know Mr. Green.
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I've read everything he wrote.
You never stop talking. Get him a drink.
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- What'll you have?
- A martini.
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Kathy, this is Mr. Green.
My niece Miss Lacey, and Bill Lacey.
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- How do you do?
- You better clear things up now.
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- Well, Kathy and Bill...
- They've been divorced for two years.
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Calls herself Miss Lacey and confuses
everybody. Very friendly, civilized and dumb.
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- Likes your stuff, though.
- Please sit down.
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- Bill, would you?
- Way it was before OK?
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Just right. I haven't read everything
you've written, but what I have has been...
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Thanks.
- What do people call a Schuyler?
- Phil.
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Good. I don't have to say Green. Too hearty,
last names. And Schuyler is impossible.
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- That bad?
- I wouldn't call a dog Schuyler.
John...!
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It's my mother's name.
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My middle one. I signed my stuff "Schuyler
Green" on the college paper at Stanford.
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Sounded better to me, I guess, than Philip.
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Like Somerset Maugham instead of William,
Sinclair Lewis instead of Harry.
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Somerset, Sinclair, Schuyler - all S's.
Maybe that means something.
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- Yes.
- Do you mind telling me what you're writing?
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No, not at all.
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Well, I'm...
I'm not writing anything just now...
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...but, uh...
- Let me tell her.
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I've asked him to do
a series on anti-Semitism.
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- Always wanted to do it.
- Do I get a credit line?
You? For what?
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Don't you remember, oh,
back around Christmas...
...that Jewish teacher resigning? I was...
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I knew somebody was after me. I forgot who.
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- John, the Jacksons are here.
- Right. I always steal ideas without realizing.
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That's what keeps the magazine original!
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Funny {y:i}your suggesting the series.
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Is it? Why?
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Oh...
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Lots of reasons.
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You make up your mind too quickly
about people, Mr. Green. Women, anyway.
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- I saw you do it when you sat down.
- {y:i}(chuckles) As apparent as all that?
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You cross-filed and indexed me.
A little too well-bred, self-confident...
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Artificial, a trifle absurd.
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- Typical New York.
- No. I didn't have time.
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Yes, you did! I even left out a few things.
Faintly irritating upper-class manner...
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...over-bright voice...
- All right, all right. I give up. You win.
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I'm sorry. I couldn't resist it.
Because it's only partly true.
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Is this your first trip east?
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No. Every other time I've been here, though...
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...I’ve had a plane or railroad
or a boat ticket for tomorrow.
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- Are you going to stay?
- I think so.
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You're getting a pretty complete
story on me. Now it's your turn.
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Well, you know I'm divorced.
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Um, I help run a nursery school.
I'm called Miss Lacey.
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Do you want just anything?
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- Just anything.
- Dinner.
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Dinner?
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- No reading comics at the table. Put it away.
- Oh, let me finish. I'm right at the end.
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- No making mysteries at the table, Phil.
- Mysteries?
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- You haven't mentioned your assignment.
- Oh.
He wants me to do a series on anti-Semitism.
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- You don't sound very enthusiastic.
- I'm not.
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- Will he insist on your doing it?
- Oh, no. He's not that kind of an editor.
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Ma, what do you do to just eggs
to make them taste this way?
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Pray over them.
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- Have a good time last night?
- Yeah.
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You know, you need new people
as much as you need new places.
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I mean, everybody does, not just you.
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It was a good bunch to start on.
The funny thing: It was a girl...
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...Minify's niece, who suggested
that series on anti-Semitism.
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You don't say!
Why, women'll be thinking next, Phil.
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- What's anti-Semitism?
- Hm?
What's anti-Semitism?
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Oh, that's where some people don't like
other people just because they're Jews.
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Oh. Why? Are they bad?
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Some are, sure. Some aren't.
It's like everybody else.
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What are Jews, anyway? I mean exactly.
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Well, remember last week when
you asked me about that church...
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...and I said there were different churches?
- Yeah.
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Well, the people who go to that
particular church are called Catholics, see?
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There are people who go to other churches
and they're called Protestants.
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Then there are others who go to
still different ones, and they're Jews...
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...only they call their churches
synagogues or temples.
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And why don't some people like those?
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That's kind of a tough one to explain, Tom.
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Some people hate Catholics, some hate Jews.
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And no one hates us cos we're Americans!
(clears throat)
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Well, no. No, that's...
That's another thing again.
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You can be American and a Catholic
or American and a Protestant...
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...or American and a Jew.
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Look, Tom. It's like this.
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One thing's your country, like America
or France or Germany - all the countries.
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The flag is different,
the uniform is different and the language.
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- And the airplanes are marked different?
- That's right.
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But the other thing is religion, like the
Jewish, Catholic or Protestant religion, see?
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That hasn't anything to do with the flag
or the uniform or the planes. You got it?
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- Yup.
- Don't get mixed up on it.
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- I got it.
- Some people are mixed up.
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Why?
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- It's 8.30, Tommy. You better get going.
- Yeah, you'll be late.
Finish your milk.
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Thanks, Grandma. Bye.
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Phew!
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- That's all right, Phil. You're good with him.
- That kid's gonna wreck me yet!
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- Did you and Dad go through this with me?
- Course we did.
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- Are you very disappointed, Phil?
- Yes, I am.
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I was almost sure he'd hand me
the Stassen story. Or Washington.
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I wasn't looking for an easy one, Ma. But
I did want something I could make good on.
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I'd so like the first one here
to be a natural, something they'd read.
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So there's enough anti-Semitism in life
without reading about it?
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No. But this one's doomed before I've started.
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What could I possibly say
that hasn't been said before?
I don't know.
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Maybe it hasn't been said well enough.
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If it had, you wouldn't have had to explain it
to Tommy just now, your father and I to you.
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It would be nice sometime not to
have to explain it to someone like Tommy.
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Kids are so decent to start with.
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- Home for lunch?
- No.
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Think I'll take a walk.
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You're quite a girl, Ma.
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You seem surprised. Why?
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I didn't think you'd do it.
You've a bad poker face, Phil.
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You were disappointed in the assignment
the minute I mentioned it.
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- What changed your mind?
- A couple of things.
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I may put my niece under contract.
Inspiration department.
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No, it wasn't that. It was my kid.
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I had to explain it to him this morning.
It was kind of tough.
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It's really each house, each family, that
decides it. Anyway, I wanna do it very much.
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- I couldn't be more pleased.
- I'll have to get some facts and figures.
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- What?!
- I said I'll have to get facts and figures.
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Wait a minute. Hold on.
I've got 18 hacks on this magazine...
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...who can do this series
with their hands full of facts and figures.
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I don't need you for that. What do you
think I brought you here for, facts?
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Use your head. Go right to the source.
I want some angle, some compelling lead.
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Some dramatic device
to humanize it so it gets read.
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- You don't want much, just the moon!
- With parsley.
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Suggestion: There's a bigger thing to do than
to go after the crackpot story. It's been done.
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It's the wider spread that I want.
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The people that'd never go to an anti-Semitic
meeting or send a dime to Gerald LK Smith.
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All right.
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I'll knock it around.
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Give my best to
the research department. So long.
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You don't happen
to want my niece's number?
Regent 70493. We're having dinner together.
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I always like to go right to the source.
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- Fresh coffee, sir.
- Oh, thank you.
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- You're a flattering listener.
- I'm interested.
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No, it's more than that. Your face takes sides,
as if you were voting for and against.
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When I told you about my longing
to have a nice home, you looked happy.
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When I told you about Uncle John offering
to send me to Vassar, you looked bleak.
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How'd your parents take it...
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...about Mr. Minify giving you an allowance
and pretty clothes and all the rest?
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Oh, they said they wanted Jane, my sister,
and me to have things that'd make us happy.
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- And did they?
- Yes, I think so.
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I quit being envious.
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And... snobbish.
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I felt right and easy.
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Now you're looking all dubious again.
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Oh, please, don't think that I'm just
sitting here approving and disapproving.
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It's not that. It's... It's just that...
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Well, I...
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We've certainly covered a lot of ground.
216
00:17:49,097 --> 00:17:51,697
Are you engaged to anybody now?
217
00:17:51,697 --> 00:17:53,697
Or in love or anything?
218
00:17:53,797 --> 00:17:55,897
Not especially.
219
00:17:57,097 --> 00:17:59,197
Are you?
220
00:17:59,997 --> 00:18:02,297
Not anything.
221
00:18:05,197 --> 00:18:07,097
Dance?
222
00:18:07,897 --> 00:18:10,397
Oh, by the way...
223
00:18:10,497 --> 00:18:15,197
...why was your ex-husband asked
up to the Minifys' when you were there?
224
00:18:15,397 --> 00:18:20,797
- They trying to bring you together?
- Could be.
Aunt Jessie does it every once in a while.
225
00:18:22,397 --> 00:18:24,497
Did you ask me to dance?
226
00:19:09,237 --> 00:19:12,337
- {y:i}(Mrs. Green) Oh, Phil! Miss Lacey!
- OK.
227
00:19:16,137 --> 00:19:18,237
He'll be right here.
228
00:19:19,037 --> 00:19:21,137
He's still at it.
229
00:19:22,337 --> 00:19:26,937
Hi! How's the big outside world?
Still there? Everybody having fun?
230
00:19:27,037 --> 00:19:31,037
No, no, I'm fine.
Just wish I were dead, that's all.
231
00:19:31,137 --> 00:19:34,537
Thanks. I'm in my stubborn streak now.
If it won't budge, I won't.
232
00:19:35,037 --> 00:19:39,037
Great. At the rate it's going,
do you think you'd like me with white hair?
233
00:19:39,137 --> 00:19:44,037
Yeah, I think you'd look dandy with
white hair. I'll be right here still trying.
234
00:19:44,137 --> 00:19:48,737
No, do. If you don't call, I wonder why,
so it works out as an interruption either way.
235
00:19:48,837 --> 00:19:52,237
Well, I work myself.
How many interruptions a day do you want?
236
00:19:52,537 --> 00:19:57,837
Oh, I'll thank you to call me five or six times
a day. It's your fault I'm in this jam anyway.
237
00:19:57,937 --> 00:20:00,237
OK. Bye.
238
00:20:02,837 --> 00:20:05,937
Why not take some time off?
You've been at it for a week.
239
00:20:06,037 --> 00:20:09,937
Oh, you know me, Ma.
I'd be no fun for Kathy or anybody else.
240
00:20:10,037 --> 00:20:12,437
I'm certainly no fun for myself.
241
00:20:12,437 --> 00:20:15,037
- No ideas at all yet?
- Sure, plenty...
242
00:20:15,137 --> 00:20:19,137
...but they all explode in my face
after an hour. They don't stand up.
243
00:20:19,237 --> 00:20:22,437
When you get the right one
a click happens inside of you.
244
00:20:22,537 --> 00:20:25,237
It hasn't happened yet,
and doesn't look like it will.
245
00:20:25,337 --> 00:20:30,137
I'm bored with the whole thing.
Bored with myself, as a matter of fact.
246
00:20:30,237 --> 00:20:34,937
Hey, Ma, do you think I'm losing my grip?
Writers do. Maybe it's my turn.
247
00:20:35,037 --> 00:20:37,737
You better not.
You couldn't make it at anything else.
248
00:20:37,837 --> 00:20:41,337
Well, thanks, you can go now.
That's a big help!
249
00:20:41,337 --> 00:20:46,637
Bring those things in with you, will you?
Isn't it always tough at the start, Phil?
250
00:20:46,737 --> 00:20:48,937
Never like this.
251
00:20:49,037 --> 00:20:51,137
Never. I've tried everything.
252
00:20:51,137 --> 00:20:56,037
Anti-Semitism in business, professions.
It's all there, but I can't make it give.
253
00:20:56,137 --> 00:21:01,137
I've tried it separately and together. Each time
I think I'm on the edge of something good...
254
00:21:01,237 --> 00:21:05,737
...it turns into the same old drool
of statistics and protest.
255
00:21:05,737 --> 00:21:09,237
It's like beating your head
against a concrete wall.
256
00:21:10,937 --> 00:21:13,237
Gee, I wish Dave were here.
257
00:21:13,337 --> 00:21:15,237
- Dave Goldman?
- Yeah.
258
00:21:15,237 --> 00:21:18,637
- He'd be the guy to talk it over with.
- Yes. Still overseas?
259
00:21:18,737 --> 00:21:23,137
Yeah. Looks like he's stuck there too.
He'd be just the one, though.
260
00:21:23,637 --> 00:21:26,337
Hey. Hey, Ma, maybe that's a new tack.
261
00:21:26,437 --> 00:21:31,437
So far I've been digging into facts
and evidence. I've sort of ignored feelings.
262
00:21:31,437 --> 00:21:35,637
- How must a fellow like Dave feel about this?
- That's good, Phil.
263
00:21:35,737 --> 00:21:39,937
Over and above what we feel about it,
what must a Jew feel about this thing?
264
00:21:40,037 --> 00:21:43,537
Dave! Can I think my way into Dave's mind?
265
00:21:43,537 --> 00:21:45,837
He's the kind of fellow I'd be if I were a Jew.
266
00:21:45,937 --> 00:21:50,237
We grew up together, lived in the same
kind of homes, did everything together.
267
00:21:50,337 --> 00:21:54,737
Whatever Dave feels now:
Indifference, outrage, contempt...
268
00:21:54,837 --> 00:22:00,237
...would be the feelings of Dave not only as a
Jew, but the way I feel as a man, an American.
269
00:22:00,237 --> 00:22:02,737
- Is that right, Ma?
- Write him a letter.
270
00:22:02,737 --> 00:22:07,937
- Maybe I've broken this log jam. This is it.
- Put it down like you just said it to me.
271
00:22:15,737 --> 00:22:17,837
Now what do I say?
272
00:22:21,137 --> 00:22:25,737
What do I say? "Dear Dave, how do you feel
when you hear Rankin calling people kikes?"
273
00:22:25,837 --> 00:22:30,637
"Or when you hear about Jewish kids getting
their teeth kicked out by Jew-haters here?"
274
00:22:30,737 --> 00:22:33,737
Could you write that kind of a letter, Ma?
275
00:22:33,837 --> 00:22:37,837
No, that's no good, all of it.
It wouldn't be any good if I could write it.
276
00:22:37,937 --> 00:22:42,237
There isn't any way you can tear open the
secret heart of another human being, Ma.
277
00:22:42,337 --> 00:22:46,537
Yes, I guess you're right,
but there must be some way. There must!
278
00:22:46,637 --> 00:22:50,837
Hey, don't you get started.
I don't wanna depress the whole family.
279
00:22:50,937 --> 00:22:52,637
You look tired. Go to bed.
280
00:22:52,737 --> 00:22:57,237
One good thing came out of this anyway.
Reminded me I owe Dave a letter.
281
00:22:57,337 --> 00:23:03,137
And I'd like more sympathy
now that you see how tough it is.
Sympathy? Oh, no.
282
00:23:03,237 --> 00:23:07,537
- I think it's worth it, if it's any consolation.
- It's mighty small, Ma...
283
00:23:07,637 --> 00:23:10,237
...but I'm in no position to dicker.
284
00:23:10,237 --> 00:23:12,337
Good night, baby.
285
00:23:36,937 --> 00:23:39,037
(moaning)
286
00:23:52,337 --> 00:23:54,237
Tommy?
287
00:23:55,037 --> 00:23:57,137
(gasping)
288
00:24:00,937 --> 00:24:02,837
Ma!
289
00:24:04,237 --> 00:24:07,837
- Is it your heart? Does it seem like the heart?
- Wait.
290
00:24:12,637 --> 00:24:14,937
You all right? Seem any easier?
291
00:24:18,437 --> 00:24:22,337
- Passing.
- Well, I'll get a doctor. I'll phone Kathy.
292
00:24:22,337 --> 00:24:26,037
- No.
- She'll know one.
Wait.
293
00:24:27,837 --> 00:24:29,737
Oh...
294
00:24:32,537 --> 00:24:37,737
I never... realized pain could be so... sharp.
295
00:24:37,837 --> 00:24:41,237
You let me phone Kathy.
She'll know a heart man.
296
00:24:42,637 --> 00:24:46,537
- What time is it?
- Oh, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.
297
00:24:49,037 --> 00:24:51,137
Come on.
298
00:24:53,337 --> 00:24:56,237
- Come back and hold my hand.
- Sure, sure.
299
00:25:18,137 --> 00:25:21,237
Will she die, Pop? Will she?
300
00:25:21,337 --> 00:25:25,837
Well, she'll die some day, Tom.
Just like you or me or anybody.
301
00:25:25,937 --> 00:25:29,037
The doctor said she might
be fine for years if she's careful.
302
00:25:29,137 --> 00:25:33,937
Your grandma's not young, Tom, and all
that packing and unpacking tired her out.
303
00:25:33,937 --> 00:25:37,437
- I'll bet we can run this place between us.
- Sure.
304
00:25:37,437 --> 00:25:39,137
Pop, what are we...
305
00:25:39,237 --> 00:25:41,337
It's scary, Tom. I know.
306
00:25:41,437 --> 00:25:44,337
I was scared last night myself, plenty.
307
00:25:44,437 --> 00:25:48,437
We'll take care of her and she might be fine
until you're married and have kids.
308
00:25:48,537 --> 00:25:50,437
- {y:i}(buzzer)
- That's the doctor.
309
00:25:50,537 --> 00:25:53,037
- Will you make breakfast and go to school?
- Sure.
310
00:25:53,137 --> 00:25:56,437
We'll run this place just fine.
You get going now.
311
00:26:15,337 --> 00:26:20,837
I told your mother the truth: People with
hearts outlive everyone else, if they take care.
312
00:26:20,937 --> 00:26:25,137
This may prove to be what we call
"false angina", instead of the true angina.
313
00:26:25,237 --> 00:26:30,337
You keep her in bed for a few days...
...then we'll get her
to the office and really see.
314
00:26:30,337 --> 00:26:32,737
No use getting too technical until we know.
315
00:26:32,837 --> 00:26:36,337
- Doctor, are you sure?
- I never minimize at a time like this.
316
00:26:36,437 --> 00:26:38,737
I don't frighten, but I don't minimize.
317
00:26:38,837 --> 00:26:42,037
- Right now it's nothing to worry about.
- {y:i}(Mrs. Green) Phil.
318
00:26:42,137 --> 00:26:48,037
Go ahead. I know the way out.
I'll keep dropping in for the next few days.
Thank you.
319
00:26:51,437 --> 00:26:55,837
- Everything OK?
- No need to look like Hamlet. I feel great.
320
00:26:56,137 --> 00:26:59,837
Well, don't crowd things. Feel like talking?
321
00:26:59,937 --> 00:27:02,437
Ever know me when I didn't?
Except last night.
322
00:27:02,537 --> 00:27:08,037
(chuckles) Now I really believe
the doctor for the first time.
Good. So do I.
323
00:27:08,137 --> 00:27:12,637
- Tommy get off all right?
- Sure he did. Fixed his own breakfast too.
324
00:27:12,637 --> 00:27:14,437
- I'll be up tomorrow.
- You won't.
325
00:27:14,437 --> 00:27:16,437
- Yes, I will.
- No, you won't.
326
00:27:16,437 --> 00:27:18,937
- Get any sleep?
- Sure.
327
00:27:19,037 --> 00:27:21,137
Eyes like poached eggs.
328
00:27:21,837 --> 00:27:24,537
Get some sleep today.
Don't try to work, please.
329
00:27:24,637 --> 00:27:29,737
Well, you don't need to worry about that, Ma.
I've decided. I'm gonna phone Minify.
330
00:27:29,737 --> 00:27:35,437
There's a virtue in knowing when you're
licked. I'm licked and I might as well accept it.
331
00:27:35,537 --> 00:27:38,137
- I decided last night.
- When?
332
00:27:38,237 --> 00:27:41,637
- When I was with you, waiting for the doctor.
- Why?
333
00:27:42,037 --> 00:27:44,837
Well, I was scared, Ma.
334
00:27:44,937 --> 00:27:50,637
Like I used to be when I'd get to wondering
what I'd do if anything ever happened to you.
335
00:27:50,737 --> 00:27:55,137
It all came back.
I was a kid again and my ma was sick.
Now, Phil.
336
00:27:55,237 --> 00:27:57,837
I wanted to ask
"Is it awful? Are you afraid?"
337
00:27:57,937 --> 00:28:03,737
But... there are some questions nobody
can ask, and they can't be answered.
338
00:28:03,837 --> 00:28:07,637
I'll know the answer to those two
when I feel it myself, when {y:i}I'm lying there.
339
00:28:07,737 --> 00:28:12,937
And that's the way it is with the series, Ma.
I can't really write it.
340
00:28:13,137 --> 00:28:18,137
But you got the answers before. Every article
you wrote, the right answers got in somehow.
341
00:28:18,337 --> 00:28:23,237
Yeah, but I didn't ask for them. When I wanted
to find out about a scared guy in a jalopy...
342
00:28:23,337 --> 00:28:27,937
...I didn't stand on Route 66 and
stop him so I could ask a lot of questions.
343
00:28:28,037 --> 00:28:32,937
I bought myself some old clothes and a
broken-down car and took Route 66 myself.
344
00:28:33,037 --> 00:28:35,737
I lived in their camps, ate what they ate.
345
00:28:35,737 --> 00:28:38,937
I found the answers in my own guts,
not somebody else's.
346
00:28:39,137 --> 00:28:44,637
I didn't say "What does it feel like to be an
Okie?" I {y:i}was an Okie. That's the difference.
347
00:28:45,037 --> 00:28:49,137
On the coal-mine series, I didn't sit in
my bedroom and do a lot of research, did I?
348
00:28:49,137 --> 00:28:53,037
I didn't go tap some poor, grimy guy
on the shoulder and make him talk.
349
00:28:53,137 --> 00:28:56,837
I got myself a job. I went down
in the dark. I slept in a shack.
350
00:28:56,937 --> 00:29:01,337
I didn't try to dig into
a coal miner's heart. I {y:i}was a miner.
351
00:29:06,537 --> 00:29:08,437
Ma...
352
00:29:09,037 --> 00:29:11,137
(whispers) Maybe...
353
00:29:11,237 --> 00:29:13,337
Hey, maybe...
354
00:29:15,737 --> 00:29:17,337
I got it!
355
00:29:17,437 --> 00:29:21,337
A lead, the idea, the angle.
This is the way! It's the {y:i}only way.
356
00:29:21,437 --> 00:29:23,937
I'll... I'll be Jewish!
357
00:29:24,537 --> 00:29:29,737
I'll... Well, all I gotta do is say it. Nobody
knows me around here. I can just say it.
358
00:29:29,837 --> 00:29:33,737
I can live it myself for six weeks,
eight weeks, no matter how long it takes.
359
00:29:33,737 --> 00:29:37,537
- Ma, it's right this time!
- It must be. Always is when you're this sure.
360
00:29:37,637 --> 00:29:41,837
Listen, I even got the title:
"I Was Jewish for Six Months."
361
00:29:42,537 --> 00:29:44,637
It's right, Phil.
362
00:29:44,737 --> 00:29:46,537
Ma...
363
00:29:46,637 --> 00:29:48,737
This is it.
364
00:29:48,837 --> 00:29:51,837
That click just happened inside of me.
365
00:29:52,537 --> 00:29:57,837
It won't be the same, sure, but it'll be close.
I can just say I am and see what happens.
366
00:29:58,237 --> 00:30:00,737
It'll work. It'll work fine, Phil.
367
00:30:00,837 --> 00:30:05,737
Dark hair, dark eyes. Sure, so has Dave.
So have a lot of guys who aren't Jewish.
368
00:30:05,737 --> 00:30:08,737
No accent, no mannerisms. Neither has Dave.
369
00:30:11,037 --> 00:30:12,737
Name: Phil Green.
370
00:30:12,837 --> 00:30:15,637
Skip the Schuyler. Might be anything.
371
00:30:15,737 --> 00:30:18,037
Phil Green!
372
00:30:18,137 --> 00:30:22,537
- Ma, it's a cinch.
- This is the best medicine I could have had.
373
00:30:22,637 --> 00:30:26,437
Will you keep my secret if you meet people?
It has to be without exceptions.
374
00:30:26,537 --> 00:30:31,937
- If you're Jewish, I am too.
- Take it easy, don't get excited.
I gotta phone right away.
375
00:30:34,237 --> 00:30:37,037
Why don't you have Kathy come over here?
376
00:30:37,137 --> 00:30:40,437
- How'd you know I wouldn't phone Minify?
- Dope.
377
00:30:40,537 --> 00:30:44,337
Nobody phones a magazine editor
with that look on his face.
378
00:30:46,928 --> 00:30:52,828
- Oh, Phil, it's nice. It's attractive.
- It's not done yet. The packages are pictures.
379
00:30:52,928 --> 00:30:54,628
- A fireplace.
- Works too.
380
00:30:54,628 --> 00:31:00,528
Mine's fake. How's your mother?
Dr Craigie said she'd be fine.
Oh, she's all right.
381
00:31:00,628 --> 00:31:04,028
- What's the angle? Tell me fast!
- I will. I'll just check up on Ma.
382
00:31:04,128 --> 00:31:06,228
Good. Give her my love.
383
00:31:27,428 --> 00:31:30,528
- She's sleeping like a baby.
- Good. Don't worry about her.
384
00:31:30,628 --> 00:31:33,728
- Let's have a drink. Some sherry?
- All right.
385
00:31:36,028 --> 00:31:40,728
- You're still not telling me.
- Funny. I thought I'd spill it out immediately.
386
00:31:40,828 --> 00:31:43,028
- You sounded so excited.
- I am.
387
00:31:43,128 --> 00:31:47,128
- Must be really something.
- There'll be stumbling blocks but I don't care.
388
00:31:47,228 --> 00:31:49,328
I'll lick them...
389
00:31:49,428 --> 00:31:51,928
I'll lick them when I get to them.
390
00:31:59,928 --> 00:32:01,828
Kathy!
391
00:32:02,828 --> 00:32:04,728
Phil!
392
00:32:20,228 --> 00:32:22,328
Phil, wait now.
393
00:32:25,128 --> 00:32:29,528
You go over there
and let me sit here a minute.
What is it, Kathy?
394
00:32:29,628 --> 00:32:31,128
Nothing.
395
00:32:32,128 --> 00:32:34,228
I was just thinking.
396
00:32:36,928 --> 00:32:41,228
Marriage can be such
a good way to live, Kathy.
397
00:32:41,328 --> 00:32:43,928
All these years I've kept hoping.
398
00:32:44,228 --> 00:32:46,828
I've kept hoping too.
399
00:32:46,928 --> 00:32:50,328
But when you've made
a mistake once, you're afraid.
400
00:32:52,128 --> 00:32:54,628
You're not afraid now?
401
00:32:56,128 --> 00:32:57,528
No, Phil.
402
00:32:57,628 --> 00:32:59,528
Darling...
403
00:33:01,328 --> 00:33:05,628
- What are you smiling at? No secrets.
- I was just thinking.
404
00:33:06,428 --> 00:33:11,728
I was just playing that old game -
all women do it. Trying out the name.
405
00:33:11,828 --> 00:33:13,928
Say it out loud.
406
00:33:18,128 --> 00:33:20,428
Mrs. Schuyler Green.
407
00:33:22,528 --> 00:33:24,628
How does it sound?
408
00:33:26,028 --> 00:33:28,128
It sounds just fine.
409
00:33:29,728 --> 00:33:32,028
How does it look on me?
410
00:33:32,128 --> 00:33:34,128
I like it.
411
00:33:34,728 --> 00:33:36,828
Kathy...
412
00:33:36,928 --> 00:33:39,728
...you're not sorry about... Tom?
413
00:33:40,528 --> 00:33:47,028
I'm glad. It's as if my marriage hadn't been
wasted, as if I'd had a son growing up for me.
414
00:34:00,128 --> 00:34:03,328
I knew you'd get it. Can you get away with it?
415
00:34:03,428 --> 00:34:07,328
If you and Kathy and Mrs. Minify
won't give me away. I haven't told Kathy yet.
416
00:34:07,428 --> 00:34:10,628
- I'll tell Mrs. Minify. When do you start?
- What about now?
417
00:34:10,728 --> 00:34:15,028
Fine. I'll get you an office and a secretary.
But the secretary would have to know.
418
00:34:15,128 --> 00:34:21,028
Yeah... Well, why? Supposing I were Jewish.
What difference would it make to her?
419
00:34:21,128 --> 00:34:24,428
You're right, Phil.
I'm excited. They'll read this.
420
00:34:24,428 --> 00:34:27,828
- Mr. Minify, Mr. Weisman is waiting.
- Yes.
421
00:34:27,828 --> 00:34:32,428
What about lunch? Chance to meet the whole
staff. Irving Weisman is lunching with us.
422
00:34:32,528 --> 00:34:36,328
- Yeah. He's the big industrialist.
- Yes. He's a colorful fellow.
423
00:34:36,428 --> 00:34:39,328
Old friend of mine. I know you'll like him.
424
00:34:45,828 --> 00:34:48,428
Sorry we're late. Very sorry, Irving.
425
00:34:48,528 --> 00:34:51,528
- Mr. Phil Green. Mr. Irving Weisman.
- Mr. Weisman.
426
00:34:51,628 --> 00:34:56,628
Lew Jordan, our personnel manager.
Joe Tingler, our demon photographer.
427
00:34:56,728 --> 00:35:00,028
Bert McAnny, best layout man
this side of the Mexican border.
428
00:35:00,128 --> 00:35:03,628
And last, as a kind of dessert,
Anne Dettrey, our fashion editor.
429
00:35:03,728 --> 00:35:09,128
- Clever and dangerous. Eats men alive!
- Thank you.
Sit down beside her.
430
00:35:09,228 --> 00:35:11,928
- Isn't it Schuyler Green?
- That's my writing name.
431
00:35:12,028 --> 00:35:16,528
- Mr. Green will do a series on anti-Semitism.
- Really?
432
00:35:16,628 --> 00:35:18,028
Again?
433
00:35:18,128 --> 00:35:22,228
Not again. For the first time.
We're going to split it wide open.
434
00:35:22,328 --> 00:35:26,428
Do you mind my saying, as an old friend,
I think it a very bad idea, John?
435
00:35:26,528 --> 00:35:31,828
- It's the most harmful thing you can do now.
- Not at all. Why is it a harmful idea?
436
00:35:32,028 --> 00:35:35,428
Because it'll only stir it up more,
that's why. Let it alone.
437
00:35:35,528 --> 00:35:37,928
- We'll handle it in our way.
- The hush-hush way?
438
00:35:38,028 --> 00:35:43,228
I don't care what you call it. Let it alone.
You can't write it out of existence.
439
00:35:43,328 --> 00:35:47,628
We've fought it for years.
We know the less talk about it, the better.
440
00:35:47,628 --> 00:35:52,828
Sure. Pretend it doesn't exist and add to
the conspiracy of silence. I should say not.
441
00:35:52,928 --> 00:35:58,028
Keep silent and let Bilbo and
Gerald LK Smith do all the talking? No, sir.
442
00:35:58,128 --> 00:36:03,728
Irving, you and your let's-be-quiet-about-it
committees have got just exactly no place.
443
00:36:03,828 --> 00:36:08,128
We're going to call a spade a dirty spade.
I think it's high time and a fine idea.
444
00:36:08,228 --> 00:36:10,628
So do I. I couldn't agree with Mr. Minify more.
445
00:36:10,728 --> 00:36:14,528
- You sound pretty hot about it.
- Well, I feel pretty hot about it.
446
00:36:14,628 --> 00:36:19,428
And I don't think it has anything
to do with the fact that I'm Jewish myself.
447
00:36:32,528 --> 00:36:35,328
- Right office?
- Mr. Green? Yes, sir, this is your office.
448
00:36:35,428 --> 00:36:38,428
I'm your secretary, Miss Wales. Elaine Wales.
449
00:36:38,428 --> 00:36:40,528
How do you do?
450
00:36:48,728 --> 00:36:51,728
- Mind if we get right to work?
- Not at all.
451
00:37:03,328 --> 00:37:05,928
- You know about the series I'm doing?
- Yes, sir.
452
00:37:06,028 --> 00:37:10,328
Good. I wanna start a file. I want you
to write form letters to clubs, resorts...
453
00:37:10,428 --> 00:37:16,028
...interviews for jobs, apartments for lease,
applications for medical schools and so forth.
454
00:37:16,128 --> 00:37:19,328
- I got a whole list here somewhere.
- Yes, sir.
455
00:37:19,528 --> 00:37:23,828
Write all the letters on blank stationery
and send two to each address.
456
00:37:23,828 --> 00:37:28,428
One I wanna sign "Schuyler Green" and the
other "Philip Greenberg". See what I mean?
457
00:37:28,528 --> 00:37:32,128
- Yes, sir.
- Have the replies sent to my home address.
458
00:37:32,228 --> 00:37:33,828
Yes, sir.
459
00:37:33,928 --> 00:37:38,128
Course you know it will be "yes"
to the Greens and "no" to the Greenbergs.
460
00:37:38,228 --> 00:37:40,728
Sure, but I want it for the record.
461
00:37:40,728 --> 00:37:46,228
Now, if your name was Saul Green or Irving,
you wouldn't have to go to all this bother.
462
00:37:46,328 --> 00:37:50,728
- I changed mine. Did you?
- Wales? No, Green's always been my name.
463
00:37:50,828 --> 00:37:53,928
- What's yours?
- Walovsky. Estelle Walovsky.
464
00:37:54,028 --> 00:37:57,128
And I just couldn't take it.
About applications, I mean.
465
00:37:57,228 --> 00:38:02,228
So one day I wrote the same firm two letters.
Same as you're doing now.
466
00:38:02,528 --> 00:38:07,628
I sent the Elaine Wales one {y:i}after they'd said
there were no openings to my first one.
467
00:38:07,728 --> 00:38:10,028
I got the job all right.
468
00:38:10,028 --> 00:38:12,328
Do you know what firm that was?
469
00:38:12,828 --> 00:38:14,928
Smith's Weekly,
470
00:38:16,128 --> 00:38:19,128
- No!
- {y:i}(laughs) Yes, Mr. Green.
471
00:38:19,228 --> 00:38:23,928
A great liberal magazine
that fights injustice on all sides.
472
00:38:24,028 --> 00:38:26,328
It slays me. I love it.
473
00:38:27,528 --> 00:38:31,428
- Mr. Minify know about it?
- He wouldn't bother thinking about small fry.
474
00:38:31,528 --> 00:38:34,228
That's Mr. Jordan's department,
hiring and firing.
475
00:38:34,328 --> 00:38:39,528
But if anybody snitched, you know there'd be
some excuse for throwing them out.
476
00:38:41,228 --> 00:38:45,428
So anyway, I thought maybe
you had changed yours sometime.
477
00:38:46,228 --> 00:38:48,828
I mean, when I heard you were Jewish.
478
00:38:49,928 --> 00:38:52,228
You heard it?
479
00:38:52,328 --> 00:38:54,428
Why, sure.
480
00:38:56,028 --> 00:38:58,128
- Is this the list?
- Yeah.
481
00:38:59,528 --> 00:39:01,628
When?
482
00:39:02,428 --> 00:39:07,828
Well, when you finished luncheon
and went back to Mr. Minify's office...
483
00:39:09,528 --> 00:39:11,828
...it kind of got around.
484
00:39:21,128 --> 00:39:26,428
She'll be up and about day after tomorrow.
You wouldn't mind
if I had her see an internist?
485
00:39:26,528 --> 00:39:29,028
No. I'll make an appointment if you wish.
486
00:39:29,128 --> 00:39:32,828
I use Mason Van Dick or James Kent.
Or if you've someone you'd like?
487
00:39:32,928 --> 00:39:38,228
One of the editors at the magazine
recommended someone. Dr... Dr Abrahams.
488
00:39:38,328 --> 00:39:39,728
Abrahams?
489
00:39:39,828 --> 00:39:43,628
Yes. JE Abrahams, Mount Sinai Hospital,
Beth Israel, or both.
490
00:39:43,628 --> 00:39:49,728
Yes, of course. If you decide to have your
mother see Van Dick or Kent, I'll arrange it.
491
00:39:49,828 --> 00:39:54,928
- Why? Isn't this Abrahams fellow any good?
- No, nothing like that. Good man.
492
00:39:55,028 --> 00:39:58,628
Not given to overcharging
and stringing visits out...
493
00:39:58,628 --> 00:40:00,928
...the way {y:i}some do.
494
00:40:01,428 --> 00:40:06,528
You mean the way some doctors do, or do
you mean the way some Jewish doctors do?
495
00:40:06,528 --> 00:40:11,228
(laughs) I suppose you're right.
I suppose some of us do it too.
496
00:40:11,328 --> 00:40:14,028
Not just the chosen people.
497
00:40:14,128 --> 00:40:17,528
If Abrahams doesn't impress me,
I'll try Van Dick or Kent.
498
00:40:17,528 --> 00:40:22,628
I've no special loyalty to Jewish doctors
simply because I'm Jewish myself.
499
00:40:23,628 --> 00:40:27,928
No, of course not. Good man's a good man.
500
00:40:27,928 --> 00:40:30,728
- I don't believe in prejudice.
- I see.
501
00:40:30,728 --> 00:40:33,028
Well, uh...
502
00:40:33,128 --> 00:40:35,228
...good evening.
503
00:40:45,928 --> 00:40:48,728
- Evening, Mr. Green.
- Evening, Mr. Olsen.
504
00:41:15,428 --> 00:41:21,528
Say, Mr. Green, why not fill out one of them
cards at the post office, or tell the mailman?
505
00:41:21,628 --> 00:41:25,028
- What's the matter with this way?
- It's the rules.
506
00:41:25,728 --> 00:41:27,628
Leave that alone.
507
00:41:27,728 --> 00:41:30,128
It's nothing I can help. It's the rules.
508
00:41:30,128 --> 00:41:34,128
The renting agent should have explained.
That is, excuse me, if you are...
509
00:41:34,228 --> 00:41:39,128
Excuse me, nothing! This is my place
for two years, and don't touch that card.
510
00:41:53,128 --> 00:41:56,728
- You don't mean we're having dinner here?
- I do indeed.
511
00:41:58,028 --> 00:41:59,828
- So we can talk.
- Talk, huh?
512
00:41:59,928 --> 00:42:03,828
You sit there. I'm not going
to let you get going on another thing.
513
00:42:03,928 --> 00:42:08,228
You don't eat until you tell me the angle.
I've been trying to guess it all day long.
514
00:42:08,228 --> 00:42:10,028
- Have you really?
- Yes, I have.
515
00:42:10,128 --> 00:42:14,528
I kept thinking "Suppose I were he
and I had to find an angle, what would I do?"
516
00:42:14,628 --> 00:42:18,128
- Well, what would you do?
- Well, I got just no place.
517
00:42:18,228 --> 00:42:22,228
Some ideas you told me were excellent,
but you threw them out and kept hunting.
518
00:42:22,328 --> 00:42:25,428
Now you'll see why, just as soon as I tell you.
519
00:42:25,428 --> 00:42:27,928
Phil, tell me.
520
00:42:28,028 --> 00:42:30,928
All right. Here it is.
521
00:42:31,028 --> 00:42:35,128
- I'm gonna let everybody know I'm Jewish.
- Jewish?
522
00:42:35,228 --> 00:42:39,328
But you're not, Phil, are you?
Not that it would make any difference to me.
523
00:42:39,428 --> 00:42:43,728
But you said "let everybody know"
as if you hadn't before and would now.
524
00:42:43,728 --> 00:42:47,528
So I just wondered. Not that it would
matter to me, one way or the other.
525
00:42:47,828 --> 00:42:51,528
- Phil, you're annoyed.
- No. I... I was just thinking.
526
00:42:51,528 --> 00:42:54,628
Don't be so serious about it.
You know where {y:i}I stand.
527
00:42:54,728 --> 00:42:58,728
- Oh, I do.
- It's just that you caught me off guard.
528
00:42:59,028 --> 00:43:03,628
You know, not knowing much about you
because you make me talk about myself...
529
00:43:03,728 --> 00:43:07,628
...so that for a minute there
I wasn't very bright on the uptake.
530
00:43:07,628 --> 00:43:11,628
- Anyway, you don't think much of my angle?
- Oh, I do.
531
00:43:11,628 --> 00:43:13,328
It's...
532
00:43:13,428 --> 00:43:15,928
- It's what?
- It's just that I...
533
00:43:16,728 --> 00:43:20,928
I think it'll mix everybody up.
People won't know what you are.
534
00:43:22,128 --> 00:43:26,528
Of course, after the series is finished
they'll know, but it'll keep cropping up.
535
00:43:26,528 --> 00:43:28,628
All right.
536
00:43:29,928 --> 00:43:31,728
Let it.
537
00:43:31,828 --> 00:43:35,328
I must be out of my head.
"Let it" is right. Who cares?
538
00:43:35,428 --> 00:43:38,428
I was just being too practical about things.
539
00:43:39,328 --> 00:43:42,628
That's what comes
from being a schoolteacher.
540
00:43:42,628 --> 00:43:44,728
Now tell me more.
541
00:43:45,528 --> 00:43:51,528
Well, to begin with, you and the Minifys'll
have to promise not to give me away.
542
00:43:51,528 --> 00:43:54,728
- No exceptions for anything. OK?
- OK.
543
00:43:54,828 --> 00:43:59,228
- What about the people at Smith's?
- They're not in on it. Only Minify.
544
00:43:59,328 --> 00:44:03,328
- They think you're Jewish?
- Look, Kathy, I don't think you understand.
545
00:44:03,428 --> 00:44:09,028
If this is to work, the only chance is to go
whole hog. It's got to go through everything.
546
00:44:13,228 --> 00:44:15,428
Of course.
547
00:44:15,528 --> 00:44:18,028
I hadn't really seen it before.
548
00:44:20,528 --> 00:44:23,928
I didn't mean to be so sharp. I'm... I'm sorry.
549
00:44:28,128 --> 00:44:30,028
Dinner?
550
00:44:30,828 --> 00:44:32,328
Yeah, fine.
551
00:44:32,428 --> 00:44:35,428
You sit there. I'm doing the serving myself.
552
00:44:59,428 --> 00:45:04,228
More coffee? Only take a minute to heat it.
No, thanks.
553
00:45:12,028 --> 00:45:15,128
Oh, I... I think I'd better be getting along.
554
00:45:17,828 --> 00:45:20,028
So soon?
555
00:45:20,128 --> 00:45:23,828
Well, I should look in at Ma
before she gets to sleep.
556
00:45:23,928 --> 00:45:25,928
Of course.
557
00:45:28,728 --> 00:45:32,228
You have to get to the school
pretty early, don't you?
558
00:45:34,128 --> 00:45:36,028
Yes.
559
00:45:36,828 --> 00:45:41,028
I had a pretty full day at the magazine too.
560
00:45:42,128 --> 00:45:44,028
Yes.
561
00:45:48,428 --> 00:45:50,628
It was a mighty fine dinner.
562
00:45:50,728 --> 00:45:54,928
I'm glad you liked it.
My car's downstairs. Let me run you home.
563
00:45:55,028 --> 00:45:58,028
Well, thanks. I think I'll walk.
564
00:45:58,628 --> 00:46:00,728
It's a lovely night.
565
00:46:04,728 --> 00:46:06,828
Yes, it is.
566
00:46:08,128 --> 00:46:10,228
It's lovely.
567
00:46:14,828 --> 00:46:16,928
I'd better be getting off.
568
00:46:17,828 --> 00:46:21,628
- Oh, don't bother. I know where my hat is.
- It's no bother.
569
00:46:34,528 --> 00:46:37,628
- I'll call you sometime tomorrow.
- All right.
570
00:46:39,328 --> 00:46:41,828
- Good night.
- Good night, Phil.
571
00:46:58,328 --> 00:47:03,528
Mary said it'd be all right to bring you.
She's cooked a big dinner, so there's plenty...
572
00:47:22,028 --> 00:47:24,128
I forgot something.
573
00:47:30,028 --> 00:47:33,128
- Darling!
- Kathy, what am I doing to us?
574
00:47:33,228 --> 00:47:36,728
It's my fault. I'm always
weighing and judging. I'm such a fool.
575
00:47:36,828 --> 00:47:40,828
No, I should have said the angle was fine.
And it is. It's wonderful!
576
00:47:40,828 --> 00:47:44,528
I don't know what happened.
It started when you spoke. I felt insulted.
577
00:47:44,628 --> 00:47:48,828
If I were Jewish, that's how
I would've felt and I couldn't let you off.
578
00:47:48,928 --> 00:47:52,828
All through dinner I tried to reach you,
tell you I was sorry and I couldn't.
579
00:47:52,928 --> 00:47:58,028
I don't know what happened to me when you
told me, except that our evening was spoiled.
580
00:47:58,028 --> 00:48:00,728
- I wanted you to come back.
- Darling!
581
00:48:03,902 --> 00:48:09,502
But really, Mr. Minify, I never make it a policy
just to hire... It's a question of personality.
582
00:48:09,602 --> 00:48:14,402
Please understand, Mr. Minify. If a girl's
personality is the type that fits in...
583
00:48:14,402 --> 00:48:20,602
It's by chance that we haven't one secretary
named Finkelstein or Cohen? In New York?
584
00:48:20,702 --> 00:48:24,902
Come off it, Jordan!
Miss Miller, take a "help wanted" ad.
585
00:48:25,002 --> 00:48:28,502
"Expert secretary for editorial department,
national magazine."
586
00:48:28,602 --> 00:48:32,802
"Exacting work. Religion is a matter
of indifference to this office." Got that?
587
00:48:32,802 --> 00:48:36,102
- Yes, Mr. Minify.
- In any other ad you run, use that last line.
588
00:48:36,202 --> 00:48:39,602
That's all, Miss Miller.
Good afternoon, Jordan.
589
00:48:41,502 --> 00:48:46,402
By the way, if you should have to fire Miss
Wales for any reason whatever, at any time...
590
00:48:46,502 --> 00:48:51,602
...remember I'd like to
review the case myself first.
Good afternoon, Mr. Minify.
591
00:48:55,802 --> 00:49:00,802
I'm ashamed of myself and the magazine. The
notion that everybody's doing bigger things.
592
00:49:00,802 --> 00:49:05,802
Well, nothing's bigger than beating down the
complacence of decent people on prejudice.
593
00:49:05,802 --> 00:49:09,202
Yes, sir, I'm ashamed of myself.
Go on back to work.
594
00:49:16,202 --> 00:49:20,002
I believe that I've given
an accurate picture of my qualifications...
595
00:49:20,102 --> 00:49:24,002
...and I would very much appreciate...
596
00:49:24,102 --> 00:49:27,602
...your immediate consideration and reply.
Sincerely yours.
597
00:49:27,702 --> 00:49:30,102
Ask for an immediate reply on all of them.
598
00:49:30,202 --> 00:49:34,002
Don't bother to do it today. It's too late.
Tomorrow'll be all right.
599
00:49:34,102 --> 00:49:38,902
Mr. Green, when will you start dictating the
series itself? I'd like to get the decks cleared.
600
00:49:39,002 --> 00:49:44,602
I think I'll type it out myself to start with.
I'm not much good on dictating actual copy.
601
00:49:44,702 --> 00:49:48,602
Well, that'll be all, Miss Wales.
You'd better get along home.
602
00:49:48,602 --> 00:49:50,702
All right.
603
00:49:51,302 --> 00:49:53,202
Mr. Green...
604
00:49:53,302 --> 00:49:56,802
- Is it true about Mr. Jordan?
- Is what true about Mr. Jordan?
605
00:49:56,902 --> 00:50:02,902
Well, he's telling everybody about Mr. Minify's
ad. He thinks it's a wonderful thing. He {y:i}says,
606
00:50:03,002 --> 00:50:04,502
He does, huh?
607
00:50:04,602 --> 00:50:07,802
I thought I'd ask you if it's true
that the ad says right out...
608
00:50:07,902 --> 00:50:12,702
Right straight out, Miss Wales.
It's gonna be in all the papers tomorrow.
609
00:50:12,802 --> 00:50:15,902
Practically inviting any type at all to apply?
610
00:50:16,002 --> 00:50:18,502
Any type? What do you mean?
611
00:50:18,602 --> 00:50:22,402
Mr. Green, you don't want things
changed around here, do you?
612
00:50:22,502 --> 00:50:27,702
Although you are a writer.
And it's different for writers.
Different for writers how?
613
00:50:27,802 --> 00:50:32,602
Well, I mean, just let them get one wrong one
in here and it'll come out of us.
614
00:50:32,702 --> 00:50:36,002
It's no fun being the fall guy
for the kikey ones.
615
00:50:36,902 --> 00:50:39,502
Now, look, Miss Wales...
616
00:50:39,602 --> 00:50:42,902
...we've gotta be frank.
You have a right to know right now...
617
00:50:43,002 --> 00:50:48,402
...that words like yid and kike and kikey
and nigger and coon make me kind of sick...
618
00:50:48,502 --> 00:50:51,902
...no matter who says them.
- But I only said it for a type.
619
00:50:52,002 --> 00:50:54,902
Yeah, but we're talking about a word first.
620
00:50:55,802 --> 00:50:58,902
But, Mr. Green, that doesn't mean a thing.
621
00:50:59,002 --> 00:51:01,902
Sometimes I even say it to myself -
about me, I mean.
622
00:51:02,002 --> 00:51:08,402
Like if I'm about to do something and I know
I shouldn't, I say "Don't be such a little kike."
623
00:51:08,802 --> 00:51:12,902
- But let one objectionable one get in...
- What do you mean by objectionable?
624
00:51:13,002 --> 00:51:14,902
Loud and too much rouge and...
625
00:51:15,002 --> 00:51:19,302
They don't hire any loud, vulgar girls here.
What makes you think they'll start?
626
00:51:19,502 --> 00:51:23,302
It's not only that.
Mr. Green, you're sort of heckling me.
627
00:51:23,402 --> 00:51:29,702
You know the sort that starts trouble and
the sort that doesn't. So why pin me down?
628
00:51:29,902 --> 00:51:33,402
You mean because we don't look
especially Jewish? We're OK Jews?
629
00:51:33,502 --> 00:51:36,402
Because with us
it can be kept nice and quiet?
630
00:51:36,502 --> 00:51:39,802
- I didn't say...
- Listen, Miss Wales, I hate anti-Semitism.
631
00:51:40,102 --> 00:51:45,402
I hate it when it comes from you or any Jew,
as much as when it comes from a Gentile.
632
00:51:45,502 --> 00:51:47,402
Me? Why, Mr. Green...
633
00:51:47,502 --> 00:51:49,802
See you tomorrow, Miss Wales.
634
00:51:50,502 --> 00:51:52,602
Good night.
635
00:52:05,802 --> 00:52:08,702
- Why don't you go home?
- I'm slowly going crazy!
636
00:52:08,702 --> 00:52:11,802
- Hi, there!
- Hello, Miss Dettrey.
637
00:52:11,902 --> 00:52:16,902
How can you stride down the hall with such
energy at the end of the day? I'm bushed.
638
00:52:16,902 --> 00:52:20,602
- Getting the book to bed is a nightmare.
- I didn't know you called it that.
639
00:52:20,602 --> 00:52:24,302
Oh, we do. We're sophisticated
New Yorkers, Mr. Green.
640
00:52:24,402 --> 00:52:28,302
- Do you happen to be thirsty?
- I do, and I wanna hear the story of your life.
641
00:52:28,402 --> 00:52:30,702
Why, Mr. Green!
642
00:52:30,702 --> 00:52:33,702
I think it can be arranged.
If you play your cards right.
643
00:52:33,702 --> 00:52:37,702
- Do you know a nice bar?
- This couldn't happen to a nicer girl.
644
00:52:38,502 --> 00:52:41,302
He liked it, and that's how
I got to be fashion editor.
645
00:52:41,402 --> 00:52:45,002
- Hello, Jim. How are you?
- Don't look now, but we've got visitors.
646
00:52:45,002 --> 00:52:47,302
Just when I was getting to the tender part.
647
00:52:47,302 --> 00:52:50,502
- Mind if I sit with you charming people?
- No. Sit down, Bert.
648
00:52:50,602 --> 00:52:54,902
Only got a minute. You two seemed
to be having such fun, I couldn't resist it.
649
00:52:55,002 --> 00:53:00,402
We love to spread merriment. Our hearts are
God's garden, with just an occasional weed.
650
00:53:00,502 --> 00:53:04,502
Well, Anne, another issue gone to press.
I don't see how we do it every week.
651
00:53:04,602 --> 00:53:10,302
We're just brilliant. Every day I ask the mirror
"Who is the most brilliant of them all?"
652
00:53:10,402 --> 00:53:15,102
- And what does the mirror say?
- That mirror ain't no gentleman, Mr. Green.
653
00:53:15,202 --> 00:53:19,602
- How's the series coming?
- I'm still gathering stuff. Plenty of it around.
654
00:53:19,702 --> 00:53:23,502
When I was stationed at Guam
our CO used to talk to us about it.
655
00:53:23,602 --> 00:53:28,402
Quite a liberal, that fellow.
You were in public relations, weren't you?
656
00:53:29,702 --> 00:53:32,902
- What makes you say that?
- I don't know.
657
00:53:33,002 --> 00:53:36,502
You just seem like a clever sort of a guy.
658
00:53:37,902 --> 00:53:41,202
- What makes you think I wasn't a GI?
- Huh?
659
00:53:43,002 --> 00:53:47,302
Now, for goodness sake, Green, don't
get me wrong. Some of my best friends...
660
00:53:47,402 --> 00:53:51,302
I know, and your other best friends
are Methodists, but you never say it.
661
00:53:51,302 --> 00:53:53,902
- Now, look, Anne...
- Skip it.
662
00:53:54,002 --> 00:53:56,602
Flag the waiter, Phil, and be a dear.
663
00:53:58,102 --> 00:54:01,102
Well, if you'll excuse me, I've got to run.
664
00:54:01,102 --> 00:54:03,202
I'll be seeing you.
665
00:54:07,702 --> 00:54:09,702
Little drip.
666
00:54:09,702 --> 00:54:13,402
"Now, for goodness sake, Green,
don't get me wrong!"
667
00:54:13,502 --> 00:54:15,402
Really believes it too.
668
00:54:15,502 --> 00:54:20,902
Disapproves of the poll tax and Bilbo. Comes
right out and says so brave as anything.
669
00:54:21,002 --> 00:54:25,402
- He's just a drip, let's face it.
- That imitation was wonderful.
670
00:54:25,502 --> 00:54:27,802
Got a million. Well, we're back to laughs.
671
00:54:27,802 --> 00:54:31,802
Say, I'm having a flock of people up
tomorrow night. What about coming?
672
00:54:31,902 --> 00:54:35,802
- Sure, I'd like it fine. Can I bring my girl?
- Of course!
673
00:54:37,202 --> 00:54:40,202
- What'll you have, sir?
- More of the same.
674
00:54:50,802 --> 00:54:53,602
Wait here, will you? I'll be right back.
675
00:55:08,102 --> 00:55:13,602
- Surprise!
- Now that's what I call timing.
I saw your cab drive up. I just couldn't wait.
676
00:55:13,702 --> 00:55:15,902
(appreciative whistle)
677
00:55:17,202 --> 00:55:19,102
Oh, brother!
678
00:55:19,202 --> 00:55:22,502
It's nothing. A lady comes in
twice a week and puts them up for me.
679
00:55:22,602 --> 00:55:25,602
Been with the family for generations.
Look at you!
680
00:55:25,702 --> 00:55:31,002
First time I've seen you in dinner clothes.
Good enough to eat.
Come on, dear, let's go.
681
00:55:31,102 --> 00:55:33,502
Oh. I told Ma today all about us.
682
00:55:33,502 --> 00:55:37,702
- Phil, was she pleased?
- She was delighted. She got very emotional.
683
00:55:37,702 --> 00:55:40,702
She dropped and broke her best dish
and blamed it on Tommy!
684
00:55:40,802 --> 00:55:45,602
I called my sister Jane this morning,
blurted it out and she squealed "Kathy!"
685
00:55:45,702 --> 00:55:48,902
As if she'd given up hope
that anyone would ask me again.
686
00:55:49,002 --> 00:55:54,002
Oh, darling, she's aching to meet you. In fact,
they're giving a party for us next Saturday.
687
00:55:54,102 --> 00:55:57,402
- Won't we have to let Jane in on it?
- I hadn't thought.
688
00:55:57,502 --> 00:56:01,102
I hadn't either, until now.
But won't we? Your mother knows.
689
00:56:01,202 --> 00:56:04,802
She had to. Jane and her husband don't.
If you wanna keep a secret...
690
00:56:04,902 --> 00:56:10,702
Wouldn't it be sort of exaggerated with
my own sister? Your sister-in-law almost?
691
00:56:10,802 --> 00:56:14,202
Darling, I do think
it would be inflexible of you.
692
00:56:14,302 --> 00:56:16,602
Well, I suppose it would.
693
00:56:16,702 --> 00:56:18,502
Inside the family.
694
00:56:18,602 --> 00:56:22,602
- They won't tell anybody else, will they?
- Oh, they'd never breathe it.
695
00:56:22,702 --> 00:56:26,502
They wanna fight this awful thing
as much as you and I do.
696
00:56:26,602 --> 00:56:29,502
Darling, I'll be the proudest girl on the block.
697
00:56:29,502 --> 00:56:33,802
I don't have to kiss you in public.
I've got a nice dark taxi outside.
698
00:56:33,802 --> 00:56:37,202
Well, what are we waiting for? Come on.
699
00:56:37,302 --> 00:56:39,302
Don't just stand there.
700
00:56:57,302 --> 00:57:02,602
- She is attractive.
- She looks beautiful.
She certainly does. And she likes you a lot.
701
00:57:04,602 --> 00:57:08,702
- I'll scratch her eyes out if she goes after you.
- That's the way to talk.
702
00:57:08,802 --> 00:57:11,502
You haven't got a thing to worry about.
703
00:57:12,402 --> 00:57:17,702
Hello, Anne.
Can I get you something? Food, drinks,
some spending money, an emerald?
704
00:57:17,702 --> 00:57:20,402
- Lovely party, Anne.
- Be better when it thins out.
705
00:57:20,502 --> 00:57:24,002
I think I can get Sascha to play
and Ethel to sing. Stick around.
706
00:57:24,002 --> 00:57:28,002
Professor Lieberman's here.
Would you and Kathy like to meet him?
707
00:57:28,002 --> 00:57:30,102
- I should say so.
- I'm scared.
708
00:57:30,202 --> 00:57:35,602
- What does one say to a famous physicist?
- Just "Hello, toots." He's a wonderful guy.
709
00:57:42,202 --> 00:57:45,802
I'm not happy till I'm out in my boat.
I bought myself a new one.
710
00:57:45,902 --> 00:57:48,802
You ought to join me one day.
You look tired and drawn.
711
00:57:48,902 --> 00:57:50,302
- Say when.
- Well...
712
00:57:50,402 --> 00:57:53,702
Professor, two people wanna meet you,
but are scared.
713
00:57:53,702 --> 00:57:58,002
They'll introduce themselves. That'll
make them talk. You're on your own, kids.
714
00:57:58,102 --> 00:58:01,402
- Fine friend!
- Come on, Fred. I want them to be alone.
715
00:58:01,502 --> 00:58:04,302
- This is my fiancée, Kathy Lacey.
- How do you do?
716
00:58:04,302 --> 00:58:09,502
I'm Phil Green. John Minify
has been wanting to get us together.
Oh, yes, yes...
717
00:58:09,602 --> 00:58:12,302
- Yes! He told me he did.
- How do you do?
718
00:58:12,302 --> 00:58:15,802
- I'm doing a series for him on anti-Semitism.
- For or against?
719
00:58:16,002 --> 00:58:19,102
Well, he thought that
we might hash over some ideas.
720
00:58:19,202 --> 00:58:22,302
- What sort of ideas?
- Palestine. For instance, Zionism.
721
00:58:22,402 --> 00:58:27,702
Which? Palestine as a refuge or Zionism
as a movement for a Jewish state?
722
00:58:27,802 --> 00:58:31,902
- The confusion between the two.
- If we agree there's confusion, we can talk.
723
00:58:32,002 --> 00:58:37,302
We scientists love confusion. But right now
I'm starting on a new crusade of my own.
724
00:58:37,302 --> 00:58:41,002
You see, I have no religion,
so I'm not Jewish by religion.
725
00:58:41,002 --> 00:58:45,502
Further, I'm a scientist, so I must rely on
science that tells me I'm not Jewish by race...
726
00:58:45,602 --> 00:58:51,202
...since there's no such thing as a distinct
Jewish race. There's not even a Jewish type.
727
00:58:51,302 --> 00:58:57,302
Well, my crusade will have a certain charm.
I will simply go forth and state I'm not a Jew.
728
00:58:57,402 --> 00:59:02,502
With my face, that becomes not an evasion,
but a new principle. A scientific principle.
729
00:59:02,502 --> 00:59:04,702
- For a scientific age.
- Precisely.
730
00:59:05,002 --> 00:59:09,702
There must be millions of people nowadays
who are religious only in the vaguest sense.
731
00:59:09,802 --> 00:59:15,902
I've often wondered why the Jewish ones
among them still call themselves Jews.
732
00:59:16,002 --> 00:59:19,202
- Can you guess why, Mr. Green?
- No, but I'd like to know.
733
00:59:19,302 --> 00:59:23,802
Because the world still makes it
an advantage not to be one.
734
00:59:23,902 --> 00:59:28,502
Thus, for many of us, it becomes a matter
of pride to go on calling ourselves Jews.
735
00:59:28,602 --> 00:59:33,002
So, you see, I will have to abandon
my crusade before it begins.
736
00:59:33,002 --> 00:59:36,702
Only if there were no anti-Semites
could I go on with it.
737
00:59:36,802 --> 00:59:40,902
And now I would like to try
another little scientific experiment.
738
00:59:41,002 --> 00:59:45,202
I wonder whether you would leave me alone
with your very beautiful fiancée...
739
00:59:45,302 --> 00:59:47,802
...while you got me a plate of food.
- Well...
740
00:59:47,802 --> 00:59:51,702
- Both in the interests of science.
- Anything for science, Professor.
741
00:59:51,802 --> 00:59:54,402
I'm John Minify's niece, Kathy Lacey.
742
00:59:54,502 --> 00:59:56,502
And a little onion.
743
00:59:56,602 --> 00:59:59,402
- There. Now go play with that, Fred.
- Thank you.
744
00:59:59,402 --> 01:00:02,402
This is not my third trip round,
it's for Lieberman.
745
01:00:02,502 --> 01:00:06,102
- Who's counting? I'll fix him some caviar.
- Caviar?
746
01:00:06,202 --> 01:00:08,602
It's all deductible from my income tax, dear.
747
01:00:08,702 --> 01:00:11,402
I have to give parties
to see what women wear. Get it?
748
01:00:11,502 --> 01:00:13,702
- You old crook.
- Young crook, please!
749
01:00:13,802 --> 01:00:18,302
- OK. How do you like my girl?
- She's lovely.
750
01:00:18,302 --> 01:00:23,402
- Is it serious or just the first rapture?
- It's serious. We'll be married any minute.
751
01:00:23,502 --> 01:00:27,902
My congratulations, you willful,
headstrong fellow. When did this happen?
752
01:00:27,902 --> 01:00:31,602
First time we looked at each other, I guess.
Third day I came to New York.
753
01:00:31,702 --> 01:00:35,102
- Tall buildings and traffic didn't scare you?
- Not a bit.
754
01:00:35,202 --> 01:00:39,202
I brushed the hay and straw out of my hair
and fell in love with a city girl.
755
01:00:39,202 --> 01:00:42,502
You could crawl right into
The Saturday Evening Post,
756
01:00:42,602 --> 01:00:45,902
- Have you met her sister and the rest?
- Not yet. You know them?
757
01:00:46,002 --> 01:00:48,602
Slightly. You're gonna meet them soon?
758
01:00:48,602 --> 01:00:53,302
- Next week, I think. Why?
- Oh, I'd like the newsreel rights, that's all.
759
01:00:53,402 --> 01:00:56,402
- Why? What's the matter with them?
- Nothing.
760
01:00:56,402 --> 01:01:02,402
I just think it's a fine idea to meet the family
first. It saves wear and tear afterwards.
761
01:01:17,602 --> 01:01:20,202
- Nice party.
- It's even nicer here.
762
01:01:26,402 --> 01:01:32,202
I've been thinking maybe it would be better
if... if you didn't tell your sister after all, huh?
763
01:01:32,202 --> 01:01:35,702
- Not tell her? Why?
- Well, the whole business depends on...
764
01:01:35,802 --> 01:01:41,202
...my not making loopholes
whenever it's convenient.
I've already told her.
765
01:01:41,302 --> 01:01:44,002
- You did? When?
- Tonight. I called her from Anne's.
766
01:01:44,102 --> 01:01:47,302
Jane insisted I let her know
the minute you said you'd be free.
767
01:01:47,302 --> 01:01:51,102
You know it takes time
to make arrangements for a big party.
768
01:01:52,202 --> 01:01:56,302
- What'd she say when you told her?
- She thought it the cleverest thing on earth.
769
01:01:56,302 --> 01:01:59,502
You'll love her. And Harry too.
They're grand people.
770
01:01:59,602 --> 01:02:04,202
- But she promised?
- I wouldn't tell her until she had. And Harry.
771
01:02:04,302 --> 01:02:09,102
She just asked that you skip the whole thing
for the party, not bring it up. And I said...
772
01:02:09,202 --> 01:02:11,102
- You said no.
- What?
773
01:02:11,102 --> 01:02:15,102
- You said "No, he won't skip it for the party."
- No, I didn't.
774
01:02:15,702 --> 01:02:17,802
I said I'd ask you.
775
01:02:17,902 --> 01:02:20,902
I'd never say yes without asking you.
776
01:02:22,502 --> 01:02:25,602
- You mean you think I should?
- Oh, darling...
777
01:02:25,602 --> 01:02:29,402
...why do you lose your sense of proportion
whenever the subject comes up?
778
01:02:29,502 --> 01:02:32,002
That's what was wonderful about Lieberman.
779
01:02:32,102 --> 01:02:36,702
He feels the problem as deeply as anyone
else, yet he had a sense of humor about it.
780
01:02:36,702 --> 01:02:41,502
And besides, you know those suburban
groups - Connecticut, Darien, up there.
781
01:02:41,602 --> 01:02:46,902
It would start a mess
for Jane and Harry for nothing.
And if it were a mess for something?
782
01:02:48,002 --> 01:02:53,202
But, Phil, you're not Jewish. It'd just ruin
the party for Jane if she had problems with it.
783
01:02:53,302 --> 01:02:57,602
Why can't I make you see that?
I know I promised. No exceptions.
784
01:02:57,702 --> 01:03:00,302
You were being reasonable
to stretch it to Jane.
785
01:03:00,402 --> 01:03:04,402
But it just seems so silly to start a thing
for her up there when it's not true.
786
01:03:04,402 --> 01:03:07,802
Why not tell Jane just to call off the party?
787
01:03:07,902 --> 01:03:11,902
Well, it would seem so queer,
her only sister getting married.
788
01:03:12,002 --> 01:03:14,902
- And if you were, I'd manage.
- Thanks(!)
789
01:03:15,402 --> 01:03:18,602
Phil, I'm not asking you
to make loopholes where it counts -
790
01:03:18,702 --> 01:03:21,402
at the office and
meeting people like at Anne's.
791
01:03:21,502 --> 01:03:26,502
But to go to Connecticut to a party, and if we
were to use my house... And Jane and Harry...
792
01:03:26,602 --> 01:03:29,102
- I thought you said they were grand.
- They are!
793
01:03:29,202 --> 01:03:33,002
But they can't help it if some
of their friends are... It would make a...
794
01:03:33,102 --> 01:03:35,702
- A mess, an inconvenience.
- Well, it would!
795
01:03:35,802 --> 01:03:41,002
- Just for Jane and Harry, or for you too?
- I'd be so tense, I wouldn't have fun either!
796
01:03:41,102 --> 01:03:45,402
Oh, Phil, if everything's going
to be so tensed up and solemn, I...
797
01:03:48,502 --> 01:03:50,602
I think I'd better go now.
798
01:04:09,993 --> 01:04:14,693
- {y:i}(Mrs. Green) Wake him up. Tell him to hurry.
- Don't worry, I'll get him!
799
01:04:18,193 --> 01:04:19,793
Pop!
800
01:04:20,293 --> 01:04:22,393
Pop, get up. It's for you.
801
01:04:24,693 --> 01:04:29,093
- Grandma said to wake you.
- {y:i}(groans)
Hello. It's for you.
802
01:04:29,993 --> 01:04:32,993
- Telephone.
- OK.
803
01:04:34,593 --> 01:04:36,693
Get up!
804
01:04:37,893 --> 01:04:40,293
- Late, isn't it?
- Mm-hm.
805
01:04:40,393 --> 01:04:45,593
- Here's your bathrobe.
- I don't want it.
I said put it on.
806
01:04:47,193 --> 01:04:49,593
Hey, Pop! Here are your slippers.
807
01:04:50,593 --> 01:04:52,693
Finally roused him.
808
01:04:56,693 --> 01:04:58,793
Hello.
809
01:04:58,993 --> 01:05:00,393
Dave?
810
01:05:00,493 --> 01:05:05,793
Dave! Where are you? When'd you get in?
It's Dave! This is wonderful. Where are you?
811
01:05:05,893 --> 01:05:07,493
(chuckles)
812
01:05:07,493 --> 01:05:12,493
LaGuardia.
Just now. I had a break
and got assigned to a plane with my CO.
813
01:05:12,593 --> 01:05:17,693
- And I haven't had breakfast. Get it?
- Well, grab a cab and get right over here.
814
01:05:18,293 --> 01:05:19,193
OK.
815
01:05:19,293 --> 01:05:22,193
Hey, Ma! Can you make
some of your famous hot cakes?
816
01:05:22,293 --> 01:05:25,993
- We used to eat a stack apiece.
- I guess the old magic still works.
817
01:05:26,093 --> 01:05:30,693
- Can I have some too, Grandma?
- How many breakfasts can you eat in a day?
818
01:05:30,793 --> 01:05:34,093
- OK. I never have any fun.
- You'll be late for school.
819
01:05:34,093 --> 01:05:37,093
I know what time school starts.
And I don't like fruit.
820
01:05:37,193 --> 01:05:41,293
- You like bananas, don't you?
- Well, bananas are different.
821
01:05:41,793 --> 01:05:43,893
(shower running)
822
01:05:44,793 --> 01:05:47,393
Say, Pop, are we Jewish?
823
01:05:48,893 --> 01:05:52,493
Jimmy Kelly said we were.
Our janitor told his janitor.
824
01:05:52,593 --> 01:05:56,293
- What'd you say to Jimmy Kelly?
- I told him I'd ask you.
825
01:05:57,993 --> 01:06:00,993
- Remember that movie we saw with Kathy?
- Sure.
826
01:06:01,093 --> 01:06:05,193
- You asked if things like that happened.
- Kathy said they were pretending.
827
01:06:05,293 --> 01:06:08,893
Well, I'm pretending to be Jewish
for something I'm writing now.
828
01:06:08,993 --> 01:06:12,493
- Oh, you mean like a movie or a game.
- Something like that.
829
01:06:12,593 --> 01:06:16,693
Look, Tom. I'd like you to promise
not to tell anybody it's a game.
830
01:06:16,693 --> 01:06:19,593
- OK, sure.
- What'll you tell Jimmy, Tom?
831
01:06:19,593 --> 01:06:23,293
- Oh, I'll say I haven't any information.
- Wait a minute.
832
01:06:23,393 --> 01:06:26,993
Maybe that's not such a good idea,
to say you haven't any information.
833
01:06:27,093 --> 01:06:31,293
Maybe you'd better say that you asked me
and I said I {y:i}was partly Jewish. OK?
834
01:06:31,293 --> 01:06:34,093
OK. But not tell him it's the movie part.
835
01:06:46,993 --> 01:06:51,693
- Have some more, Dave?
- Doctor, please! You're hittin' a nerve.
836
01:06:51,793 --> 01:06:56,893
Good. I'll go do my marketing. You two hogs
can pile the dishes in the sink while I'm gone.
837
01:06:56,993 --> 01:07:01,293
Dave, it's wonderful. Might you really bring
Carol and the kids to live in New York?
838
01:07:01,393 --> 01:07:04,093
- We could all be together.
- That's the plan.
839
01:07:04,193 --> 01:07:07,693
I can be eastern representative of the firm.
Best break I ever had.
840
01:07:07,793 --> 01:07:09,993
All depends if I can find a place to live.
841
01:07:10,093 --> 01:07:14,493
I'll spend my terminal leave looking for
a place big enough for Carol and the kids.
842
01:07:14,593 --> 01:07:17,993
- We'll find you something.
- Meantime you'll stay here.
843
01:07:18,093 --> 01:07:20,093
Tommy can sleep in the living room.
844
01:07:20,193 --> 01:07:23,593
- Wait a minute.
- No arguments. You're talking to a civilian.
845
01:07:23,693 --> 01:07:28,193
You win. My CO had to move in with an uncle
he hasn't seen since the First World War.
846
01:07:28,293 --> 01:07:31,493
- I'll help with the cooking.
- Not while I'm conscious.
847
01:07:31,593 --> 01:07:36,593
Goodbye, boys. Don't settle all the problems
today. Save some for tomorrow.
848
01:07:38,993 --> 01:07:41,093
Boy, I'm loaded!
849
01:07:41,593 --> 01:07:44,293
You know, I used to dream
about doin' this, Phil.
850
01:07:44,393 --> 01:07:48,593
What about this series you're doin'?
I've talked about myself enough.
851
01:07:48,593 --> 01:07:51,593
- Come on. Give.
- Oh, we'll get to it later.
852
01:07:54,993 --> 01:07:57,593
- What's eating you, Phil?
- Who, me?
853
01:07:58,493 --> 01:08:03,493
You expecting a call? You keep looking out
toward the phone every few minutes.
854
01:08:05,693 --> 01:08:07,793
It's that obvious?
855
01:08:08,193 --> 01:08:11,493
Oh, I... I had a scrap with my girl.
856
01:08:12,393 --> 01:08:15,393
I guess I wanted her to be the one to phone.
857
01:08:15,893 --> 01:08:17,993
That's another department.
858
01:08:17,993 --> 01:08:22,193
I'm doing a series on anti-Semitism.
With a special angle.
859
01:08:22,193 --> 01:08:24,293
- That's interesting.
- Interesting?
860
01:08:24,393 --> 01:08:27,493
Don't you want a good, stiff series
in a national magazine?
861
01:08:27,593 --> 01:08:30,393
- Me? Sure.
- You sound bored.
862
01:08:31,993 --> 01:08:33,993
Oh, I'm anything but.
863
01:08:34,093 --> 01:08:40,293
It's just that... well, I'm on the sidelines
in anti-Semitism. It's your fight, brother.
864
01:08:40,293 --> 01:08:42,393
OK. I get it.
865
01:08:42,493 --> 01:08:48,293
Listen, I don't care about the Jews as Jews.
It's the whole thing. Not the poor, poor Jews.
866
01:08:48,393 --> 01:08:51,393
You know what I mean.
Don't force me to use big words.
867
01:08:51,493 --> 01:08:54,693
Anyway, what's this
special angle you've got?
868
01:08:56,293 --> 01:08:58,593
I've been doing it for a while.
869
01:08:59,593 --> 01:09:03,093
I'm saying I'm Jewish. And it works.
870
01:09:04,193 --> 01:09:06,493
Why, you fool.
871
01:09:06,493 --> 01:09:08,593
You crazy fool!
872
01:09:10,293 --> 01:09:13,593
- And it's working?
- It works. It works too well.
873
01:09:13,593 --> 01:09:19,193
I've had my nose rubbed in it
and I don't like the smell.
Yeah. I can guess.
874
01:09:20,193 --> 01:09:22,293
You're not insulated yet, Phil.
875
01:09:22,393 --> 01:09:27,293
It's new every time, so the impact
must be quite a business on you.
876
01:09:27,393 --> 01:09:29,293
You get indifferent to it in time?
877
01:09:29,393 --> 01:09:32,893
No, but you're concentrating
a lifetime thing into a few weeks.
878
01:09:32,993 --> 01:09:35,893
You make the thing happen
every day, go out to meet it.
879
01:09:35,993 --> 01:09:41,493
The facts are no different, Phil.
It just telescopes it. Makes it hurt more.
880
01:09:41,593 --> 01:09:43,693
(phone)
881
01:09:45,893 --> 01:09:47,993
Hello?
882
01:09:49,193 --> 01:09:51,293
No. Sorry.
883
01:09:59,793 --> 01:10:03,393
- Wrong number.
- You wanna talk about it?
884
01:10:03,493 --> 01:10:05,693
No. It's just one of those things.
885
01:10:05,793 --> 01:10:11,693
I'm probably wiser staying alone. After seven
years, you lose the instinct for marriage.
886
01:10:11,793 --> 01:10:13,793
Baloney!
887
01:10:14,993 --> 01:10:17,793
Do you and Carol ever
get off on tangents much?
888
01:10:17,893 --> 01:10:21,793
Who doesn't?
Go on and call her, you big dope.
889
01:10:21,893 --> 01:10:25,993
So you're right and she's wrong. So what?
So she has to telephone you first?
890
01:10:26,093 --> 01:10:31,993
Who makes such rules? The Supreme Court?
Go on and call her
and stop lickin' your wounds.
891
01:10:32,093 --> 01:10:36,193
Listen. Meet me at the office
between 5.30 and 6. I'll phone her.
892
01:10:36,293 --> 01:10:40,493
I'll get Anne Dettrey from the office.
We'll celebrate!
OK!
893
01:10:40,593 --> 01:10:45,093
Can you imagine? Me married again,
you and Carol here, all of us together?
894
01:10:45,193 --> 01:10:50,393
First I've gotta imagine a roof over Carol's
head. I'm gonna start lookin' right away.
895
01:10:56,893 --> 01:11:00,793
- How long do we have to wait?
- I'll tell you as soon as your table is ready.
896
01:11:00,893 --> 01:11:03,993
- Other people haven't had to wait.
- They had reservations.
897
01:11:04,093 --> 01:11:06,593
- Who do you have to know to get one?
- Me, madam.
898
01:11:06,693 --> 01:11:10,993
Oh, Captain, I'm expecting a call here.
Will you call me when it comes?
899
01:11:10,993 --> 01:11:12,493
- Your name, sir?
- Phil Green.
900
01:11:12,493 --> 01:11:14,493
- Yes, sir.
- Thanks.
901
01:11:15,093 --> 01:11:20,593
(Dave) Ever been to Paris? There's a lovely
restaurant on the Boulevard Montparnasse...
902
01:11:20,593 --> 01:11:24,193
...and we had delicious pressed duck.
- Anyone we know?
903
01:11:24,893 --> 01:11:28,193
Know what I'm having?
More fun than you can shake a stick at.
904
01:11:28,293 --> 01:11:31,193
You want me to have the waiter
bring a stick for a test?
905
01:11:31,293 --> 01:11:33,793
No, thanks. None of those things work for me.
906
01:11:33,893 --> 01:11:37,693
Once I tried to let a smile
be my umbrella. I got awful wet.
907
01:11:37,693 --> 01:11:42,193
Another time I kept a stiff upper lip
for a week. People thought I'd had a face-lift.
908
01:11:42,293 --> 01:11:46,493
Tell me, gentlemen. Why is it that every man
who seems attractive these days...
909
01:11:46,493 --> 01:11:49,393
...is either married or barred on a technicality?
910
01:11:49,493 --> 01:11:53,093
Your timing is rotten
but your instincts are just great.
911
01:11:54,193 --> 01:11:57,293
- Here's to my instincts!
- Pardon me.
912
01:11:57,793 --> 01:11:59,893
Oh, pardon me.
913
01:12:00,693 --> 01:12:03,993
You know, I don't like officers.
914
01:12:04,693 --> 01:12:07,693
Well, neither do I. I don't blame ya.
915
01:12:09,193 --> 01:12:13,693
- What's your name, bud?
- Dave. Dave Goldman. What's yours?
916
01:12:13,793 --> 01:12:17,593
Never mind what my name is.
I told you I don't like officers.
917
01:12:17,693 --> 01:12:20,693
I especially don't like them if they're yids.
918
01:12:26,693 --> 01:12:30,793
Sorry, sir. He's terrible when
he gets all tanked up. Sorry.
919
01:12:31,293 --> 01:12:33,893
What's the matter with you, anyway?
920
01:12:33,993 --> 01:12:36,093
Let's take a walk.
921
01:12:44,393 --> 01:12:46,493
Come on. Sit down.
922
01:12:46,793 --> 01:12:51,393
- Take it easy, boy.
- I'm so sorry, sir. He won't bother you again.
923
01:12:51,493 --> 01:12:55,793
I was just coming over to tell you there's
a call for you. Telephone, Mr. Green. A lady.
924
01:12:55,893 --> 01:12:57,993
Oh. Thanks.
925
01:13:00,293 --> 01:13:02,393
Come on. Let's eat, Anne.
926
01:13:08,793 --> 01:13:12,593
You have a call for Mr. Green?
Yeah.
927
01:13:13,493 --> 01:13:15,993
Hello. Kathy? Where are you?
928
01:13:16,293 --> 01:13:20,493
I'm up at Jane's. I came up
to have it out with her.
929
01:13:20,493 --> 01:13:24,293
I couldn't call you until I'd fixed
things up. Darling, I was wonderful.
930
01:13:24,393 --> 01:13:28,393
I said all the things you'd have wanted me to.
You would have been proud of me.
931
01:13:28,493 --> 01:13:32,093
Why can I be clear to Jane and Harry
when it's you I want to be clear with?
932
01:13:32,393 --> 01:13:37,193
I told you, baby. Sometimes I can be such
a solemn fool, I'm hard to get along with.
933
01:13:37,293 --> 01:13:41,393
The party's tomorrow.
Will you take the three o'clock train?
934
01:13:41,393 --> 01:13:44,093
I'll be waiting for you at the station.
935
01:13:44,193 --> 01:13:47,493
Oh, darling, I can breathe again
now that I've talked with you.
936
01:13:47,593 --> 01:13:53,393
And I can scarcely wait until tomorrow.
Good night, baby. Oh, Kathy...
937
01:13:53,493 --> 01:13:57,493
- I love you, darling.
- And I love you. More than ever.
938
01:13:58,393 --> 01:14:00,493
Goodbye.
939
01:14:18,793 --> 01:14:21,293
Welcome to Darien! How are you?
940
01:14:30,793 --> 01:14:33,693
Oh, hurry, Harris. We're all parched.
941
01:14:34,693 --> 01:14:38,693
Your mother must be
so proud of you, Mr. Green.
Well, I hope so.
942
01:14:38,793 --> 01:14:42,693
- Are you enjoying yourself, Phil?
- Oh, having a fine time. Uh, Jane...
943
01:14:42,793 --> 01:14:45,493
Does your mother just adore
everything you write?
944
01:14:45,593 --> 01:14:49,693
- Not everything. No, not exactly.
- She must.
945
01:14:49,693 --> 01:14:52,493
- Some people have all the luck.
- Yes, he's... nice.
946
01:14:52,493 --> 01:14:58,993
If I thought there were any more I'd go up into
the hills and catch him with my bare hands.
947
01:14:58,993 --> 01:15:02,493
- He's divine. How long was he around loose?
- Oh, about three days.
948
01:15:02,593 --> 01:15:06,293
Mind if I steal Kathy away?
- Jane, you look beautiful.
- So do you.
949
01:15:06,393 --> 01:15:08,793
- Wonderful party.
- It's going beautifully.
950
01:15:08,893 --> 01:15:11,393
- Where are the Bascoms?
- Oh, didn't I tell you?
951
01:15:11,493 --> 01:15:16,293
Joe called and said he had that dreadful
arthritis of his. They said they were so sorry.
952
01:15:16,393 --> 01:15:18,893
Are the Howards and
the Berlicks coming later?
953
01:15:18,893 --> 01:15:23,893
Um, no. They all decided to go to Hot Springs
at the last moment. I thought I mentioned it.
954
01:15:23,993 --> 01:15:27,993
Jane, dear, I'm in this just as deeply as Phil.
I feel as strongly as he does.
955
01:15:28,093 --> 01:15:30,793
- Darling! What do you mean?
- You know what I mean.
956
01:15:30,893 --> 01:15:33,993
Just a little careful screening?
Just the safe ones?
957
01:15:34,093 --> 01:15:36,893
Darling, you're getting
hipped on this series too.
958
01:15:36,993 --> 01:15:41,193
Mr. Green, tell me. Do you get
your ideas first and then write?
959
01:15:41,293 --> 01:15:44,393
Or do you write first and then get your ideas?
960
01:15:45,093 --> 01:15:48,293
Well, I'm afraid I don't quite
understand what you mean.
961
01:15:48,393 --> 01:15:53,593
Excuse me. Darling, I'm afraid I have to
spirit you away. Will you excuse us?
962
01:15:53,693 --> 01:15:57,193
Why, certainly, my dear.
You make such a charming couple.
963
01:15:57,193 --> 01:16:01,993
- We all wish you great happiness.
- Thank you.
We'll be right back.
964
01:16:04,693 --> 01:16:06,293
- Kathy!
- Jane.
965
01:16:06,293 --> 01:16:11,093
- Kathy, wait a minute. Where are you going?
- Phil and I are disappearing for a minute.
966
01:16:11,093 --> 01:16:14,493
I want to show him the house.
And we both need a breather.
967
01:16:14,593 --> 01:16:17,793
Give us all a chance to talk
about Phil without whispering.
968
01:16:17,893 --> 01:16:21,893
- He's won everyone. Has it been awful, Phil?
- No. I'm coming back for more.
969
01:16:21,993 --> 01:16:25,793
Good boy! Harry says this sort of thing
is a kind of mental bankruptcy.
970
01:16:25,893 --> 01:16:29,793
- But we women love it. Don't we, Kathy?
- We certainly do. Come on, darling.
971
01:16:29,893 --> 01:16:31,993
- See you later.
- Goodbye.
972
01:16:38,393 --> 01:16:41,993
I feel pretty much of a fool
over the fuss I kicked up beforehand.
973
01:16:42,093 --> 01:16:47,493
Why did Jane ask me to lay off for the party?
They all asked about the series. It was fine.
974
01:16:47,593 --> 01:16:50,193
Not one lifted eyebrow in the bunch.
975
01:16:52,393 --> 01:16:58,793
- Hey, Miss Lacey, you're not even listening.
- I was thinking about how wonderful you are.
976
01:16:58,893 --> 01:17:00,993
Darling, there it is.
977
01:17:20,801 --> 01:17:23,901
Aren't you supposed to
carry me across the threshold?
978
01:17:24,001 --> 01:17:29,401
That's only if you refuse to marry me,
in which case I take you and throw you in.
979
01:18:41,201 --> 01:18:44,501
It's lovely. It has a...
980
01:18:45,001 --> 01:18:47,401
...kind of quiet all its own.
981
01:18:47,501 --> 01:18:50,701
- Did you do it all yourself?
- Every bit of it.
982
01:19:01,601 --> 01:19:03,801
We can redo the nursery.
983
01:19:03,901 --> 01:19:09,101
That was when Bill and I
hoped we'd have a child.
It could be Tom's room.
984
01:19:09,701 --> 01:19:13,701
- Will he like the country, Phil?
- Oh, he'll be crazy about it.
985
01:19:14,301 --> 01:19:18,701
- Did you and Bill live here long?
- Bill and I have never lived here.
986
01:19:20,101 --> 01:19:22,101
Never? Why not?
987
01:19:22,201 --> 01:19:24,601
Well, it's hard to explain.
988
01:19:24,701 --> 01:19:27,201
I love this house, deeply.
989
01:19:28,401 --> 01:19:33,701
And I started to build it when things first
began to go wrong between Bill and me.
990
01:19:33,801 --> 01:19:38,801
And... somehow it became
a symbol to me of many things.
991
01:19:40,601 --> 01:19:45,801
When you're troubled and hurt, you pour
yourself into things that can't hurt back.
992
01:19:47,501 --> 01:19:51,901
- Can you understand that?
- Sure. I've done it myself at work.
993
01:19:52,801 --> 01:19:55,801
Well, I poured all my hopes into this place.
994
01:19:56,501 --> 01:20:01,501
And when it was finished, I somehow
knew that Bill and I were finished.
995
01:20:03,801 --> 01:20:08,101
I knew I couldn't live here
with someone I didn't really love.
996
01:20:08,101 --> 01:20:11,401
It was always more than just
a house to me, a place I owned.
997
01:20:11,501 --> 01:20:14,001
It meant everything I hoped for.
998
01:20:16,101 --> 01:20:19,101
Marriage, children, good life.
999
01:20:20,701 --> 01:20:24,601
I knew I couldn't live here alone.
I knew that for sure.
1000
01:20:24,701 --> 01:20:27,901
- And you never lived here at all?
- No, never. No one has.
1001
01:20:28,001 --> 01:20:33,001
I stay at Jane's and come down here and walk
through the house, poke the curtains a bit.
1002
01:20:33,101 --> 01:20:34,801
Sit out here.
1003
01:20:34,801 --> 01:20:38,001
And for a long while I hated it. Really hated it.
1004
01:20:41,001 --> 01:20:43,201
But I could never let it go.
1005
01:20:46,001 --> 01:20:48,101
And now I know why.
1006
01:20:49,301 --> 01:20:55,101
I was right not to settle for second best, right
to keep hoping, because it's all come true.
1007
01:20:55,701 --> 01:20:59,301
Darling, you and I
are going to be so happy here.
1008
01:21:01,301 --> 01:21:04,701
This house and I... we were waiting for you.
1009
01:21:06,701 --> 01:21:09,401
I was always waiting for you, I think.
1010
01:21:14,401 --> 01:21:16,401
Coffee, coffee, coffee!
1011
01:21:16,501 --> 01:21:19,101
Anne, will you bring
the cream? And the mints?
1012
01:21:19,201 --> 01:21:21,301
- Mints? Where?
- Right there.
1013
01:21:21,401 --> 01:21:24,201
- How do you want your coffee, Dave? Black?
- Fine.
1014
01:21:24,201 --> 01:21:27,601
Why don't you play that piece, dear?
Make it a perfect evening.
1015
01:21:27,701 --> 01:21:31,101
- She plays beautifully.
- Darling, you keep on thinking that.
1016
01:21:31,201 --> 01:21:36,201
Anne, would you put the radio on?
You know, Anne, these two act
like an old married couple.
1017
01:21:36,301 --> 01:21:39,801
- Two days before the wedding, it's indecent.
- And depressing.
1018
01:21:39,801 --> 01:21:42,001
Give a nervous flutter or two, Kathy...
1019
01:21:42,101 --> 01:21:45,201
...or the bellboys won't joke
as they carry up your bags.
1020
01:21:45,301 --> 01:21:47,701
- Is the honeymoon place a secret?
- Big secret.
1021
01:21:47,801 --> 01:21:50,801
- It's the White Mountains.
- Don't tell him. He's nosy.
1022
01:21:50,901 --> 01:21:54,701
Liable to turn up at odd hours,
pretending he's the house detective.
1023
01:21:54,801 --> 01:21:58,501
I'd love that. I've always wanted
to tell a house detective what for.
1024
01:21:58,601 --> 01:22:04,501
- We're going to Flume Inn. Do you know it?
- What? Flume Inn? On your honeymoon?
1025
01:22:04,601 --> 01:22:07,201
- You wouldn't. You're kidding.
- No, we're not.
1026
01:22:07,301 --> 01:22:12,001
- What's the matter with Flume Inn?
- It's restricted, that's all.
1027
01:22:12,101 --> 01:22:13,901
Restricted?
1028
01:22:14,001 --> 01:22:19,201
- Darling, I'm sorry. I didn't realize.
- That's all right, baby. It's not your fault.
1029
01:22:21,501 --> 01:22:25,101
- So that's how it is.
- Are you sure? Were you there recently?
1030
01:22:25,201 --> 01:22:28,801
- No. And I'm sure.
- But they confirmed the reservation.
1031
01:22:28,901 --> 01:22:32,801
- Darling, we can open the cottage.
- Oh, sure. You can always go somewhere.
1032
01:22:32,801 --> 01:22:35,701
- {y:i}(phone)
- Those nasty little snobs aren't worth it.
1033
01:22:35,801 --> 01:22:37,901
There must be something I can do.
1034
01:22:38,001 --> 01:22:43,101
You can't pin 'em down, Phil. They never
say straight out or put it in writing.
1035
01:22:43,201 --> 01:22:46,901
- They'll worm out of it one way or another.
- Phil.
1036
01:22:47,201 --> 01:22:50,201
It's Tom. He wants you. He sounds frightened.
1037
01:22:52,901 --> 01:22:55,001
Hello, Tom. What's up?
1038
01:22:55,401 --> 01:22:57,201
What?
1039
01:22:57,801 --> 01:23:02,501
There's a bottle of medicine in the cabinet.
Give some to Grandma right away.
1040
01:23:02,601 --> 01:23:04,301
- I'll be right there.
- What is it?
1041
01:23:04,401 --> 01:23:09,101
- Sounds like a stroke.
- Look up Dr Abrahams. Ask him to get there.
1042
01:23:09,201 --> 01:23:10,601
JE Abrahams.
1043
01:23:10,601 --> 01:23:12,701
I'm going with you.
1044
01:23:18,901 --> 01:23:20,901
- Tsk, tsk, tsk...
- Hm?
1045
01:23:23,601 --> 01:23:28,401
She is magnificent. Never complains. Just
worries about my school if I'm here all day.
1046
01:23:28,401 --> 01:23:33,401
- Maybe we ought to hire a part-time maid.
- Dry dishes with your mouth shut. It's faster.
1047
01:23:33,501 --> 01:23:37,201
Cheer up. Postponing a wedding
isn't the worst thing in the world.
1048
01:23:37,301 --> 01:23:42,801
- Just a week, two at most, Abrahams said.
- I'm afraid I won't be here for it.
1049
01:23:42,801 --> 01:23:45,301
What?! Why, Dave, you've got to be.
1050
01:23:45,301 --> 01:23:48,601
- We couldn't get married without you.
- Why? What happened?
1051
01:23:48,601 --> 01:23:53,301
Nothing. That's just it. I can't abandon
my family. Or find a house or an apartment.
1052
01:23:53,401 --> 01:23:58,601
If it was just me, I'd sleep in the subway. But
I've got Carol and the kids. I've gotta go back.
1053
01:23:58,701 --> 01:24:01,101
No two ways about it. I'm licked.
1054
01:24:01,601 --> 01:24:05,101
Yeah, but... that means the job,
your whole future.
1055
01:24:05,201 --> 01:24:07,301
I'll live. I did before.
1056
01:24:07,401 --> 01:24:09,501
Why, Dave, that's terrible.
1057
01:24:09,501 --> 01:24:14,501
I called Carol last night. I told her I'd give it
one more day but I know there isn't a chance.
1058
01:24:14,601 --> 01:24:17,601
She's lonely too. I've gotta go back.
1059
01:24:18,301 --> 01:24:20,301
Big job or not.
1060
01:24:21,801 --> 01:24:23,901
What is it, Phil?
1061
01:24:25,201 --> 01:24:28,901
- Oh, nothing.
- Phil, let's get out of the house for a while.
1062
01:24:28,901 --> 01:24:33,101
Kathy won't mind, and you know Ma's
out of danger now. You need some air.
1063
01:24:33,201 --> 01:24:35,801
- I am going out. I'm going up to Flume Inn.
- What?
1064
01:24:35,901 --> 01:24:38,701
I'll use the plane tickets
we had for this afternoon.
1065
01:24:38,801 --> 01:24:40,501
- What for?
- It's a waste of time.
1066
01:24:40,601 --> 01:24:43,001
There must be a time once
when you fight back.
1067
01:24:43,001 --> 01:24:45,801
I wanna make 'em look me
in the eye and do it.
1068
01:24:45,801 --> 01:24:49,801
I want the satisfaction. I can't explain it,
but I wanna do it for myself.
1069
01:24:49,901 --> 01:24:54,301
- Phil, they're nothing more than...
- Let him do it. You have to face 'em once.
1070
01:24:54,401 --> 01:24:58,901
- I did it once, at Monterey.
- They are more than nasty little snobs.
1071
01:24:59,001 --> 01:25:01,401
You call 'em that and you can dismiss 'em.
1072
01:25:01,501 --> 01:25:07,201
They're persistent little traitors to everything
this country stands for. You have to fight 'em.
1073
01:25:07,301 --> 01:25:12,801
Not just for the "poor, poor Jews", as Dave
says, but for all this country stands for.
1074
01:25:14,801 --> 01:25:16,901
Anyway, I'm going.
1075
01:25:20,101 --> 01:25:22,201
See you later.
1076
01:25:52,292 --> 01:25:54,992
- You'll find this room more comfortable.
- Thank you.
1077
01:25:55,092 --> 01:25:58,592
I have a reservation, double room
and bath, today through Thursday.
1078
01:25:58,692 --> 01:26:02,792
- In what name?
- Green. Philip Green.
Yes, Mr. Green.
1079
01:26:02,892 --> 01:26:05,792
- My wife will be here tomorrow.
- Oh, yes.
1080
01:26:08,392 --> 01:26:12,792
- Oh, one more thing.
- Yes?
Is your hotel restricted?
1081
01:26:14,892 --> 01:26:18,192
Well... I'd hardly say it was restricted.
1082
01:26:18,592 --> 01:26:20,892
Then it's {y:i}not restricted?
1083
01:26:22,492 --> 01:26:25,092
Would you excuse me a moment, please?
1084
01:26:42,292 --> 01:26:44,492
- How do you do, Mr. Green?
- How do you do?
1085
01:26:44,592 --> 01:26:48,292
In answer to your question,
may I inquire, are {y:i}you,,,
1086
01:26:48,392 --> 01:26:53,992
Uh, that is, do you follow the Hebrew religion
yourself? Or do you just want to make sure?
1087
01:26:55,192 --> 01:26:58,392
I've asked a simple question.
I'd like a simple answer.
1088
01:26:58,492 --> 01:27:03,892
Well, you see, we do have a very high-class
clientele and... well, naturally.
1089
01:27:03,992 --> 01:27:09,092
Then you do restrict your guests to Gentiles?
Well, I wouldn't say that, Mr. Green.
1090
01:27:10,492 --> 01:27:15,792
In any event, there's been some mistake.
We don't have a free room in the entire hotel.
1091
01:27:15,892 --> 01:27:19,292
But perhaps I can fix you up
at the Brewster Hotel near the station.
1092
01:27:19,392 --> 01:27:21,792
I'm not staying at the Brewster.
1093
01:27:21,792 --> 01:27:25,192
Look, I'm Jewish and you don't take Jews.
That's it, isn't it?
1094
01:27:25,292 --> 01:27:28,092
- I never said that.
- If you don't accept Jews, say so.
1095
01:27:28,192 --> 01:27:33,792
Don't raise your voice to me,
Mr. Green. Speak quietly, please.
Do you or don't you?
1096
01:27:33,892 --> 01:27:37,892
Mr. Green, I'm a very busy man. If you
want me to phone the Brewster, I'll do so.
1097
01:27:37,992 --> 01:27:40,092
Otherwise...
1098
01:27:41,692 --> 01:27:43,692
Otherwise what?
1099
01:27:44,892 --> 01:27:46,992
(strikes bell)
1100
01:28:29,392 --> 01:28:31,892
- {y:i}(front door slams)
- Tommy?
1101
01:28:32,792 --> 01:28:35,492
Oh, Phil. Hello.
1102
01:28:39,592 --> 01:28:42,192
It was bad. I can tell by your face.
1103
01:28:43,392 --> 01:28:46,092
Dave was right. It was a waste of time.
1104
01:28:47,592 --> 01:28:51,792
- How's Ma?
- She's fine. She's asleep. Tom's out playing.
1105
01:28:51,892 --> 01:28:53,992
- Where's Dave?
- He's out with Anne.
1106
01:28:53,992 --> 01:28:59,092
He packed all afternoon. They're having a last
night on the town. They'll wind up here later.
1107
01:28:59,192 --> 01:29:02,092
- How about some coffee?
- No, thanks.
1108
01:29:06,992 --> 01:29:09,092
Tired, darling?
1109
01:29:10,492 --> 01:29:12,492
No. I'm...
1110
01:29:12,592 --> 01:29:14,792
I'm just thinking about Dave.
1111
01:29:17,192 --> 01:29:20,892
- You're thinking about the cottage.
- Yes, I did think about that.
1112
01:29:20,992 --> 01:29:24,492
So have I. You must know that.
And it wouldn't work, Phil.
1113
01:29:24,592 --> 01:29:28,992
It would be too uncomfortable for Dave
moving into one of those neighborhoods.
1114
01:29:29,092 --> 01:29:33,392
Darling, don't you see that?
It's detestable, but that's the way it is.
1115
01:29:33,492 --> 01:29:37,992
It's even worse in New Canaan.
There nobody can sell or rent to a Jew.
1116
01:29:38,092 --> 01:29:43,292
Even in Darien, where Jane's house is and my
house is, there's a gentleman's agreement...
1117
01:29:43,292 --> 01:29:45,192
Gentleman's?
1118
01:29:45,192 --> 01:29:47,292
Kathy, you can't...
1119
01:29:51,892 --> 01:29:54,492
You're not gonna fight it, Kathy.
1120
01:29:54,592 --> 01:29:59,492
You're just gonna give in, play along,
just let their idiotic rules stand.
1121
01:29:59,592 --> 01:30:02,392
I don't play along.
But what can one person do?
1122
01:30:02,492 --> 01:30:07,892
Tell 'em to go jump in the lake!
What can {y:i}they do?
Plenty! Ostracize him.
1123
01:30:07,892 --> 01:30:11,792
Some of the markets not deliver food.
Not even wait on him.
1124
01:30:11,892 --> 01:30:15,792
Phil, the series will be over
by the time we get there.
1125
01:30:15,892 --> 01:30:19,892
- Phil, face facts.
- You expect us to live in that cottage now?
1126
01:30:19,992 --> 01:30:22,392
You can't change the world.
I'm on Dave's side.
1127
01:30:22,492 --> 01:30:26,792
Well, I'm not on Dave's side or any side,
except against {y:i}their side.
1128
01:30:26,792 --> 01:30:31,592
Do you or don't you believe in this?
Because if you do, how can you talk about...
1129
01:30:32,592 --> 01:30:36,792
- Tom, please. Kathy and I are talking.
- But, Pop, I...
1130
01:30:41,192 --> 01:30:43,692
Tom, what is it? What's the matter?
1131
01:30:45,192 --> 01:30:48,592
Did you have a fight?
Argument with one of the guys?
1132
01:30:50,092 --> 01:30:52,192
They called me a dirty Jew!
1133
01:30:52,992 --> 01:30:54,992
And a stinking kike!
1134
01:30:55,092 --> 01:30:59,792
- And they all ran off and...
- Oh, darling, it's not true! It's not true.
1135
01:30:59,892 --> 01:31:05,092
You're no more Jewish than I am.
It's a horrible mistake.
Kathy!
1136
01:31:05,792 --> 01:31:08,992
Come with me, Tom.
We'll talk about it in here.
1137
01:31:16,592 --> 01:31:18,692
(Tom sobs)
1138
01:31:19,192 --> 01:31:21,592
Take it easy. Take it easy, son.
1139
01:31:37,092 --> 01:31:39,192
- Want some water?
- Yes.
1140
01:31:42,692 --> 01:31:44,892
Where'd it happen?
1141
01:31:44,992 --> 01:31:48,892
- Jimmy in it? Somebody sock somebody?
- No. They just yelled it.
1142
01:31:48,892 --> 01:31:53,092
It was at our corner.
One was a kid from school.
1143
01:31:53,192 --> 01:31:56,092
They were playing hop
and I asked could I play too.
1144
01:31:56,192 --> 01:32:00,392
Then the school one said
no dirty little Jew could play with them.
1145
01:32:00,492 --> 01:32:03,392
Then they all yelled those other things.
1146
01:32:03,492 --> 01:32:07,992
I started to speak, then they all yelled
"Your father has a long, curly beard"...
1147
01:32:08,092 --> 01:32:10,092
...and turned and ran.
1148
01:32:10,192 --> 01:32:13,292
Why did they, Pop? Why?
1149
01:32:18,092 --> 01:32:20,292
Come on. Drink some of this.
1150
01:32:24,292 --> 01:32:27,192
Did you wanna tell 'em
that you weren't really Jewish?
1151
01:32:27,292 --> 01:32:29,392
- No.
- That's good.
1152
01:32:29,492 --> 01:32:32,592
See, there's a lot of kids
just like you who are Jewish...
1153
01:32:32,692 --> 01:32:37,392
...and if you said it, it would be admitting
there {y:i}was something bad in being Jewish...
1154
01:32:37,492 --> 01:32:41,792
...and something swell in not.
They wouldn't fight. They just ran.
1155
01:32:42,692 --> 01:32:44,992
Yeah, I know.
1156
01:32:45,092 --> 01:32:47,992
There's a lot of grown-ups
just like that too, Tom.
1157
01:32:48,092 --> 01:32:52,192
Only, they do it with wisecracks
instead of yelling.
1158
01:33:00,592 --> 01:33:02,692
- OK?
- Sure.
1159
01:33:02,792 --> 01:33:04,892
Attaboy.
1160
01:33:04,992 --> 01:33:09,392
- Wanna go and read while I talk to Kathy?
- OK.
1161
01:33:10,192 --> 01:33:14,392
Oh, uh... Let's keep this
to ourselves till Grandma's well, huh?
1162
01:33:14,492 --> 01:33:16,292
OK.
1163
01:33:43,292 --> 01:33:45,492
Phil, I've got something to tell you.
1164
01:33:45,592 --> 01:33:51,592
I'm pretty tired of feeling wrong. Everything
I do or say is wrong about anything Jewish.
1165
01:33:51,592 --> 01:33:54,792
All I did just now was
to face facts about Dave and Darien.
1166
01:33:55,092 --> 01:33:57,992
- And to tell Tom just what you did...
- Not just what.
1167
01:33:58,092 --> 01:34:01,892
You assured him he's a wonderful creature:
A white Christian American.
1168
01:34:01,992 --> 01:34:04,492
You gave him a taste of superiority...
1169
01:34:04,492 --> 01:34:07,692
...the poison that millions of parents
give their children.
1170
01:34:07,692 --> 01:34:09,892
- You do think I'm an anti-Semite.
- No.
1171
01:34:09,992 --> 01:34:13,292
You do. You've thought it
secretly for a long time.
1172
01:34:13,392 --> 01:34:16,092
No. But I see that lots of
nice people who aren't...
1173
01:34:16,192 --> 01:34:20,592
...people who despise it and deplore it
and protest their own innocence...
1174
01:34:20,592 --> 01:34:25,192
...help it along, then wonder why it grows.
People who'd never beat up a Jew.
1175
01:34:25,292 --> 01:34:31,392
People who think anti-Semitism is away off in
some crackpot place with low-class morons.
1176
01:34:31,992 --> 01:34:35,192
That's the biggest discovery I've made, Kathy.
1177
01:34:35,292 --> 01:34:38,392
The good people, the nice people.
1178
01:34:39,192 --> 01:34:42,392
You mean you're not going
to Darien this summer?
1179
01:34:42,492 --> 01:34:47,692
- Let's save that for another time.
- I hate everything about this horrible thing!
1180
01:34:47,792 --> 01:34:53,192
They make trouble for everybody.
They force people to take sides.
Quit it! Quit that.
1181
01:34:53,292 --> 01:34:57,592
They didn't suggest the series. They haven't
got a single thing to do with you and me!
1182
01:34:57,692 --> 01:35:01,292
Don't shout at me. I know
what you're thinking about marrying me.
1183
01:35:01,392 --> 01:35:03,992
I saw it on your face when I said that to Tom.
1184
01:35:04,092 --> 01:35:07,692
And don't treat me to any more lessons
of tolerance. I'm sick of it!
1185
01:35:07,692 --> 01:35:10,992
I'm not going to marry into
hothead shoutings and nerves...
1186
01:35:11,092 --> 01:35:13,692
...and you might as well know it now.
1187
01:35:19,092 --> 01:35:21,192
Kathy.
1188
01:35:22,992 --> 01:35:27,892
- I'm sorry I shouted. I hate it when I do it.
- It's not just the shouting. It's everything.
1189
01:35:27,892 --> 01:35:32,292
You've changed since that first night
I met you at Uncle John's.
1190
01:35:32,392 --> 01:35:34,392
It's no use, Phil.
1191
01:35:35,292 --> 01:35:40,392
Now I know why I drew back
when you told me the angle.
You're doing an impossible thing.
1192
01:35:41,592 --> 01:35:45,092
You are what you are
for the one life you have.
1193
01:35:45,192 --> 01:35:50,592
You can't help it if you were born Christian
and not Jewish. It doesn't mean you're glad.
1194
01:35:50,692 --> 01:35:54,492
But I am glad. There, I've said it.
1195
01:35:54,592 --> 01:35:57,692
It'd be terrible. I'm glad I'm not.
1196
01:35:57,792 --> 01:36:02,092
I could never make {y:i}you understand that.
You could never understand that it's a fact.
1197
01:36:02,192 --> 01:36:07,092
Like being glad you're good-looking
instead of ugly, rich instead of poor...
1198
01:36:07,192 --> 01:36:10,492
...young instead of old,
healthy instead of sick.
1199
01:36:10,592 --> 01:36:13,492
You could never understand that.
1200
01:36:13,592 --> 01:36:17,392
It's just a practical fact,
not a judgment that I'm superior.
1201
01:36:17,492 --> 01:36:21,292
But you could never see that.
You'd twist it into something horrible.
1202
01:36:21,392 --> 01:36:25,592
A conniving, an aiding and abetting,
a thing I loathe as much as you do.
1203
01:36:25,692 --> 01:36:29,292
It's better to finish it now.
Get it over with right now.
1204
01:36:30,392 --> 01:36:32,392
I...
1205
01:36:33,592 --> 01:36:35,692
I hate you for doing this.
1206
01:36:37,092 --> 01:36:41,892
We could have been so happy. We had
so much to enjoy and so much to share.
1207
01:36:41,992 --> 01:36:45,592
And I hate you for
taking it away from both of us.
1208
01:36:45,692 --> 01:36:47,792
I hate you for that.
1209
01:36:56,292 --> 01:36:58,192
(knock on door)
1210
01:37:00,092 --> 01:37:05,892
- Whaddaya know? He's asleep, this early.
- On your last night? Let's wake him up.
1211
01:37:05,992 --> 01:37:09,292
- Let the poor guy alone.
- It's against my deepest principles.
1212
01:37:09,392 --> 01:37:11,992
Hey, Phil. Come on, wake up. It's us.
1213
01:37:12,292 --> 01:37:16,392
- Let the poor lug alone.
- I told you. I never let any man alone.
1214
01:37:18,792 --> 01:37:22,492
Hey! I thought we were expected,
sleepyhead. Where's Kathy?
1215
01:37:22,592 --> 01:37:25,992
- She left early.
- My, you look nice in pyjamas.
1216
01:37:25,992 --> 01:37:28,892
Get on a dressing gown. I'll close my eyes.
1217
01:37:28,892 --> 01:37:34,192
Go get the ice cubes so he can get dressed.
He wouldn't let a dame see his ratty bathrobe.
1218
01:37:34,192 --> 01:37:38,492
Go on. Don't trifle with your luck.
I don't think men should wear coats and ties.
1219
01:37:38,592 --> 01:37:42,592
They look just wonderful
in shirts and pants - and in pyjamas!
1220
01:37:47,992 --> 01:37:50,692
What's wrong, Phil?
1221
01:37:50,692 --> 01:37:53,192
Skip it.
1222
01:37:53,192 --> 01:37:55,092
Flume Inn?
1223
01:37:57,992 --> 01:38:03,292
Tommy got called "dirty Jew" and "kike"
by some kids down the street.
1224
01:38:03,992 --> 01:38:06,892
Came home pretty badly shaken up.
1225
01:38:08,392 --> 01:38:13,392
Now you know it all. That's the place
they really get at you: Your kids.
1226
01:38:14,592 --> 01:38:16,692
Now you even know that.
1227
01:38:18,092 --> 01:38:21,492
Well, you can quit being Jewish now.
1228
01:38:21,592 --> 01:38:23,692
There's nothing else.
1229
01:38:25,592 --> 01:38:29,292
My own kids got it without the names, Phil.
1230
01:38:29,392 --> 01:38:34,792
Just setting their hearts on a summer camp
their bunch were going to...
1231
01:38:34,892 --> 01:38:37,292
...and being kept out.
1232
01:38:39,592 --> 01:38:41,792
It wrecked them for a while.
1233
01:38:43,092 --> 01:38:46,592
The only other thing
that makes you wanna murder is...
1234
01:38:47,492 --> 01:38:50,092
There was a boy in our outfit.
1235
01:38:50,192 --> 01:38:52,392
Abe Schlussman.
1236
01:38:52,492 --> 01:38:55,192
Good soldier. Good engineer.
1237
01:38:57,392 --> 01:39:02,092
One night we...
we got bombed, and he caught it.
1238
01:39:02,192 --> 01:39:04,692
I was ten yards off.
1239
01:39:04,792 --> 01:39:08,992
Somebody said
"Gimme a hand with this sheeny."
1240
01:39:11,292 --> 01:39:14,592
Those were the last words he ever heard.
1241
01:39:39,065 --> 01:39:40,565
Good morning.
1242
01:39:40,765 --> 01:39:42,465
Good morning.
1243
01:39:42,565 --> 01:39:46,365
Miss Wales... here it is.
The first three installments, ready to go.
1244
01:39:46,465 --> 01:39:50,165
Send every ten pages downstairs.
Have it set up in galley immediately.
1245
01:39:50,265 --> 01:39:52,465
Tell 'em I'm in a hurry. A big hurry.
1246
01:39:52,565 --> 01:39:57,465
- How long will that much take you?
- Under 10,000 words. I can finish by tonight.
1247
01:39:58,065 --> 01:40:00,165
I am pretty fast.
1248
01:40:02,065 --> 01:40:04,665
"I Was Jewish for Eight Weeks."
1249
01:40:06,765 --> 01:40:10,065
Why, Mr. Green, you're a Christian!
1250
01:40:10,965 --> 01:40:13,565
- But I never...
- Well?
1251
01:40:13,665 --> 01:40:16,565
I've been around you more
than anybody and I never once...
1252
01:40:16,665 --> 01:40:19,565
What's so upsetting about that, Miss Wales?
1253
01:40:20,065 --> 01:40:23,665
You mean there is some difference
between Jews and Christians?
1254
01:40:23,765 --> 01:40:28,265
Look at me. Look at me hard. I'm the same
man I was yesterday. That's true, isn't it?
1255
01:40:28,365 --> 01:40:30,765
Why should you be so astonished?
1256
01:40:30,965 --> 01:40:35,665
You can't believe anybody would give up
the glory of being a Christian for eight weeks.
1257
01:40:35,765 --> 01:40:37,765
That's what's eating you, isn't it?
1258
01:40:37,865 --> 01:40:43,365
If I say that's anti-Semitism, your feeling that
being Christian is better than being Jewish...
1259
01:40:43,465 --> 01:40:47,465
...you'll tell me I'm heckling you
or I'm twisting your words around or...
1260
01:40:47,565 --> 01:40:51,565
...it's just facing facts,
as someone else said to me yesterday.
1261
01:40:51,565 --> 01:40:53,265
Face me, Miss Wales. Look at me.
1262
01:40:53,365 --> 01:40:56,865
Same face, same eyes, same nose,
same suit, same everything.
1263
01:40:56,965 --> 01:41:00,465
Here. Take my hand. Feel it!
Same flesh as yours, isn't it?
1264
01:41:00,565 --> 01:41:03,165
No different today than it was yesterday.
1265
01:41:03,265 --> 01:41:06,965
The only thing that's different
is the word "Christian".
1266
01:41:15,265 --> 01:41:18,165
Of course I'll see him. Send him right in.
1267
01:41:19,665 --> 01:41:21,965
- Good morning.
- Thanks for seeing me, John.
1268
01:41:22,065 --> 01:41:25,965
Sorry to break in on you. I gave
the first half to Miss Wales for typing.
1269
01:41:26,065 --> 01:41:30,265
- I'll finish by the end of the week.
- Good.
I want to clear out.
1270
01:41:30,365 --> 01:41:32,565
- Completely?
- Yeah, completely.
1271
01:41:32,665 --> 01:41:34,865
- Back to California?
- As soon as we pack.
1272
01:41:34,965 --> 01:41:39,065
- Will the office get me train tickets?
- Yes. What about future assignments?
1273
01:41:39,165 --> 01:41:41,965
- I'll... let you know.
- {y:i}(intercom)
1274
01:41:43,165 --> 01:41:46,065
I don't want to be disturbed for anything.
1275
01:41:47,565 --> 01:41:52,365
Sorry about you two. Kathy told my wife
this morning. She seemed pretty upset.
1276
01:41:52,465 --> 01:41:55,765
I'd have liked it to go on.
It seemed so right, you two.
1277
01:41:55,765 --> 01:41:58,665
Anything I can do? Can I be of any help?
1278
01:41:58,765 --> 01:42:02,165
Talk is useless, I know, but...
maybe someone who knew you both...
1279
01:42:02,265 --> 01:42:04,365
Thanks, John. Thanks a lot.
1280
01:42:06,565 --> 01:42:09,865
I'd better get back.
I'm clearing out of the office tonight.
1281
01:42:09,965 --> 01:42:15,565
I'll finish the last three installments at home,
bring 'em in and we'll have one more session.
1282
01:42:25,765 --> 01:42:27,465
Hey, I'm lookin' for you.
1283
01:42:27,465 --> 01:42:31,265
It's the goldarnedest idea for a series
this magazine has ever run.
1284
01:42:31,365 --> 01:42:34,565
I couldn't put these ten pages down.
The place is buzzing.
1285
01:42:34,565 --> 01:42:38,065
About artwork.
Photographic treatment's my hunch.
1286
01:42:38,165 --> 01:42:41,965
OK. But no pictures of my kid
or me or my mother. Understand?
1287
01:42:41,965 --> 01:42:47,465
Stop pushin' me around. That's the trouble
with you Christians. Aggressive, loud, pushy.
1288
01:42:47,465 --> 01:42:50,565
Everybody's got a copy but me.
When's my turn to see it?
1289
01:42:50,665 --> 01:42:53,165
The place is in a frenzy
over the wonderful plot.
1290
01:42:53,265 --> 01:42:57,565
Though what plot there can be
to a series on anti-Semitism escapes me.
1291
01:43:05,365 --> 01:43:07,765
This is something.
1292
01:43:07,865 --> 01:43:09,865
It's hot all right.
1293
01:43:09,865 --> 01:43:12,265
You fooled me, Phil, completely.
1294
01:43:12,365 --> 01:43:17,665
Though I did want to say, how have you lived
this long spending this much juice on it?
1295
01:43:18,665 --> 01:43:21,265
I get it now. Everything.
1296
01:43:22,965 --> 01:43:25,365
- This is dynamite.
- Read the rest of it.
1297
01:43:25,465 --> 01:43:29,065
If everybody'd act it out just one day
of the year, it'd end overnight.
1298
01:43:29,165 --> 01:43:33,165
I gotta go. Minify ordered
everything stops for this. See you later.
1299
01:43:33,265 --> 01:43:36,565
It's a wonderful notion, Phil. Congratulations.
1300
01:43:37,365 --> 01:43:41,265
Hey, you look kind of beat. I worry about you.
1301
01:43:41,865 --> 01:43:44,165
- I'm fine.
- Uh-huh?
1302
01:43:44,265 --> 01:43:46,965
It's over with you and Kathy, isn't it?
1303
01:43:47,965 --> 01:43:51,365
Phil, I guessed it last night but I wasn't sure.
1304
01:43:52,165 --> 01:43:54,665
It is over, isn't it?
1305
01:43:54,765 --> 01:43:57,765
Everything's so rotten, Phil. For me too.
1306
01:43:58,665 --> 01:44:04,265
Look, if you're free tonight, come to my place
and listen to my troubles. How about it?
1307
01:44:04,365 --> 01:44:06,665
OK. Thanks.
1308
01:44:06,765 --> 01:44:08,765
We'll have dinner.
1309
01:44:26,865 --> 01:44:29,165
- Feeling better?
- Yeah.
1310
01:44:29,265 --> 01:44:31,065
Good.
1311
01:44:31,565 --> 01:44:33,865
You almost smiled a minute ago.
1312
01:44:34,965 --> 01:44:40,365
You take your coffee black,
don't you? And one lump.
I remember from the party.
1313
01:44:41,265 --> 01:44:43,365
You do?
1314
01:44:44,965 --> 01:44:48,465
You're quite a girl, Anne.
I don't think I told you that before.
1315
01:44:48,565 --> 01:44:50,865
Me? Sure. Everybody loves Anne.
1316
01:44:52,665 --> 01:44:56,065
You said you weren't very happy.
Do you want to talk about it?
1317
01:44:56,165 --> 01:45:00,665
Nothing bores a man like an unhappy female.
Now look, Anne.
1318
01:45:00,665 --> 01:45:06,265
We're good friends. Even in this short a time,
we've been through quite a bit together.
1319
01:45:06,365 --> 01:45:11,165
It's good for me to be able to be with you
tonight. I wish you would talk to me.
1320
01:45:13,465 --> 01:45:15,565
All right, I'll talk.
1321
01:45:17,065 --> 01:45:21,765
We've been skirting it all evening.
Let's bring it out and clear the air.
1322
01:45:23,065 --> 01:45:26,365
Do you mind if I say something
about you and Kathy?
1323
01:45:30,465 --> 01:45:35,365
- Let's don't.
- All right, Phil. Mind your manners.
1324
01:45:35,465 --> 01:45:38,465
Be a gentleman. Don't let
the flag touch the ground.
1325
01:45:38,565 --> 01:45:41,665
This sort of honorableness
gets me sick, Phil.
1326
01:45:43,465 --> 01:45:47,365
- I think you're pretty straight and she's...
- Anne, drop it!
1327
01:45:52,665 --> 01:45:56,165
OK. I'm a cat.
1328
01:45:56,265 --> 01:45:58,865
And this is dirty pool.
1329
01:45:58,965 --> 01:46:01,665
But I'm intolerant of hypocrites.
1330
01:46:01,765 --> 01:46:04,365
That's what I said, Phil: Hypocrites.
1331
01:46:04,365 --> 01:46:07,965
She'd rather let Dave lose that job
than risk a fuss up there.
1332
01:46:08,065 --> 01:46:11,265
That's it, isn't it? She's afraid.
1333
01:46:11,365 --> 01:46:15,265
The Kathys everywhere are afraid of
getting the gate from "nice people".
1334
01:46:15,365 --> 01:46:17,665
They make little clucks of disapproval.
1335
01:46:17,765 --> 01:46:22,165
But they want you and Uncle John to
stand up and yell and take sides and fight.
1336
01:46:22,265 --> 01:46:24,765
But do {y:i}they fight? Oh, no.
1337
01:46:24,865 --> 01:46:27,165
Kathy and Harry and Jane and all of 'em.
1338
01:46:27,265 --> 01:46:33,265
They scold Bilbo twice a year and think
they've fought for democracy in this country.
1339
01:46:33,365 --> 01:46:37,465
They haven't got the guts to take
the step from talking to action.
1340
01:46:37,465 --> 01:46:40,165
One little action on one little front.
1341
01:46:40,265 --> 01:46:43,565
It's not the whole answer,
but it's gotta start somewhere.
1342
01:46:43,665 --> 01:46:48,265
And it's gotta be with action,
not pamphlets, not even with your series.
1343
01:46:48,365 --> 01:46:54,265
It's gotta be with people. Nice people, rich
people, poor people, big and little people.
1344
01:46:54,365 --> 01:46:57,065
And it's gotta be quick.
1345
01:46:57,165 --> 01:47:00,665
But not Kathy. She can't. She never will.
1346
01:47:01,665 --> 01:47:03,765
She doesn't rate you, Phil.
1347
01:47:17,165 --> 01:47:20,465
Phil... Do you hate me for saying this?
1348
01:47:21,565 --> 01:47:25,165
- No.
- I'd like to say one thing more.
1349
01:47:25,265 --> 01:47:27,265
There's time.
1350
01:47:27,365 --> 01:47:31,865
If two people are right for each other,
they usually discover it in time.
1351
01:47:33,665 --> 01:47:35,865
If I had a kid I loved...
1352
01:47:35,965 --> 01:47:41,765
...I’d want him to be brought up with people
who felt the way I did about the basic things.
1353
01:47:41,865 --> 01:47:44,365
Are you proposing, Anne?
1354
01:47:46,265 --> 01:47:48,365
Maybe.
1355
01:47:48,465 --> 01:47:50,265
Maybe I am.
1356
01:48:03,431 --> 01:48:05,531
Hello.
1357
01:48:05,531 --> 01:48:07,631
Oh, Dave. Hello.
1358
01:48:09,531 --> 01:48:12,731
Thank you for coming. It was good of you.
1359
01:48:14,631 --> 01:48:17,231
- You know about Phil and me?
- Yes.
1360
01:48:19,431 --> 01:48:21,631
I want to ask you something.
1361
01:48:22,231 --> 01:48:25,531
- And I want you to answer me honestly.
- Go ahead.
1362
01:48:26,431 --> 01:48:28,731
Do you think I'm anti-Semitic?
1363
01:48:31,131 --> 01:48:33,331
- No, Kathy, I don't.
- Phil does.
1364
01:48:33,431 --> 01:48:35,731
- Does he?
- You know I'm not anti-Semitic.
1365
01:48:35,831 --> 01:48:40,831
You're a Jew and you know it. Why can I
make it clear to everybody but Phil?
1366
01:48:40,931 --> 01:48:43,931
I was the one who suggested the series.
Did you know that?
1367
01:48:44,031 --> 01:48:49,231
- No, I didn't.
- I hate this thing as much as he does.
Why can't he see it? Why?
1368
01:48:49,331 --> 01:48:53,731
Tonight at dinner a man told a vicious story
and I was sick with rage and shame.
1369
01:48:53,831 --> 01:48:56,631
- But Phil actually...
- What kind of story, Kathy?
1370
01:48:56,731 --> 01:49:00,631
- Just a story. It had nothing to...
- Suppose you tell me anyway.
1371
01:49:00,731 --> 01:49:05,031
Well, it was just a vulgar little joke.
It has nothing to do with this.
1372
01:49:05,131 --> 01:49:10,431
Take it easy, Kathy. Maybe it has.
What kind of a joke?
I can take naughty words, you know.
1373
01:49:10,531 --> 01:49:12,431
But why?
1374
01:49:12,531 --> 01:49:15,831
Oh, all right. It was a man named Lockhardt...
1375
01:49:15,831 --> 01:49:20,131
...and he tried to get laughs with words
like "kike" and "coon", and...
1376
01:49:20,131 --> 01:49:25,131
...I despised him and everybody else there.
- What did you do? When he told the joke?
1377
01:49:25,231 --> 01:49:27,031
What do you mean?
1378
01:49:27,131 --> 01:49:30,131
I mean... what did you say when he finished?
1379
01:49:30,531 --> 01:49:32,931
I wanted to yell at him and get up and leave.
1380
01:49:33,031 --> 01:49:36,931
I wanted to say to everyone at that table:
Why do we sit here and take it...
1381
01:49:37,031 --> 01:49:41,031
...when he's attacking everything
we believe in? Why don't we call him on it?
1382
01:49:41,131 --> 01:49:45,631
- And what did you do?
- I just sat there. I felt ashamed.
1383
01:49:45,631 --> 01:49:47,731
We all just sat there.
1384
01:49:49,231 --> 01:49:50,831
Yeah.
1385
01:49:50,931 --> 01:49:54,531
And then you left and got me on the phone.
1386
01:49:54,731 --> 01:49:59,531
Later, after dinner was over, I said
I was ill and I am. I'm sick through.
1387
01:49:59,631 --> 01:50:05,031
I wonder if you'd feel so sick now,
Kathy, if you {y:i}had nailed him.
1388
01:50:05,131 --> 01:50:08,531
There's a funny kind of elation
about socking back.
1389
01:50:09,731 --> 01:50:12,031
I learned that a long time ago.
1390
01:50:12,931 --> 01:50:16,631
- Phil's learned it.
- And I haven't?
1391
01:50:16,731 --> 01:50:22,231
Lots of things are pretty rough, Kathy.
This is just a different kind of a war.
1392
01:50:24,331 --> 01:50:29,231
- And anybody who crawls away is a quitter...
- I didn't say that.
1393
01:50:29,731 --> 01:50:31,731
You did.
1394
01:50:32,231 --> 01:50:36,531
Somebody told a story. Sure,
a man at a dinner table told the story...
1395
01:50:36,631 --> 01:50:42,431
...and the nice people didn't laugh.
They even despised him for it.
But they let it pass.
1396
01:50:42,731 --> 01:50:47,031
And behind that joke is Flume Inn
and Darien and Tommy and those kids...
1397
01:50:47,031 --> 01:50:50,531
And if you don't stop
with that joke, where do you stop?
1398
01:50:53,231 --> 01:50:56,431
- Is that what you mean?
- That's right.
1399
01:50:56,431 --> 01:50:58,531
Where do you call a halt?
1400
01:50:59,831 --> 01:51:02,931
I got mad at Phil because
he expected me to fight this...
1401
01:51:02,931 --> 01:51:07,031
...instead of getting mad at the people
who help it along, like Lockhardt.
1402
01:51:07,131 --> 01:51:10,631
Not just old Lockhardt.
At least he's out in the open.
1403
01:51:10,631 --> 01:51:14,731
But what about the other dinner guests?
They're supposed to be on your side.
1404
01:51:14,831 --> 01:51:18,831
- And they didn't act or...
- No, they didn't. And I didn't.
1405
01:51:18,831 --> 01:51:21,331
That's the trouble: We never do.
1406
01:51:25,831 --> 01:51:27,931
It all links up, Dave.
1407
01:51:29,431 --> 01:51:33,331
Phil will fight. He can fight.
He always will fight.
1408
01:51:34,731 --> 01:51:42,831
And if I just sit by and... feel sick,
then I'm not a fit wife for him.
1409
01:51:45,631 --> 01:51:49,931
It was always on those deeper issues
that we had our quarrels.
1410
01:51:50,031 --> 01:51:52,131
Always.
1411
01:51:52,231 --> 01:51:55,331
- And I never knew it until now.
- Sure.
1412
01:51:58,231 --> 01:52:05,531
A man wants his wife to be more
than just a companion, Kathy.
1413
01:52:05,631 --> 01:52:08,331
More than his beloved girl.
1414
01:52:08,431 --> 01:52:11,231
More than even the mother of his children.
1415
01:52:11,231 --> 01:52:16,831
He wants a sidekick, a buddy,
to go through the rough spots with...
1416
01:52:16,831 --> 01:52:22,531
...and she has to feel that
the same things are the rough spots...
1417
01:52:22,631 --> 01:52:26,331
...or they're always out of line with each other.
1418
01:52:26,431 --> 01:52:29,231
You're not cast in bronze, sweetie.
1419
01:52:29,331 --> 01:52:32,931
You're nice and soft and pliable...
1420
01:52:33,031 --> 01:52:37,731
...and you can do anything you have to do,
or want to do, with yourself.
1421
01:52:42,231 --> 01:52:44,131
Can I?
1422
01:52:46,831 --> 01:52:48,731
Can I?
1423
01:52:53,031 --> 01:52:55,731
But it's got to be more than talk.
1424
01:53:02,131 --> 01:53:04,231
(front door)
1425
01:53:14,831 --> 01:53:16,431
Now don't scold, Phil.
1426
01:53:16,531 --> 01:53:22,231
I couldn't sleep so I sneaked into your room
and stole the first two installments.
1427
01:53:22,331 --> 01:53:24,331
Come here.
1428
01:53:46,331 --> 01:53:52,031
Thanks, Ma. I think maybe I'd rather
have that than almost anything.
1429
01:53:52,031 --> 01:53:56,331
I wish your father could have
read this, Phil. He'd have liked it.
1430
01:53:57,931 --> 01:54:00,031
He'd have liked this.
1431
01:54:02,331 --> 01:54:05,331
"Leaving the inn,
I knew all about every man or woman...
1432
01:54:05,431 --> 01:54:09,131
...who'd been told the job
was filled when it wasn't."
1433
01:54:09,131 --> 01:54:13,831
"Every youngster who'd ever been turned
down by a college or a summer camp."
1434
01:54:13,931 --> 01:54:18,931
"I knew the rage that goes through you when
you see your own child shaken and dazed."
1435
01:54:18,931 --> 01:54:22,231
"From that moment I saw
an unending attack by adults...
1436
01:54:22,331 --> 01:54:25,631
...on kids of seven and eight
and ten and twelve...
1437
01:54:25,731 --> 01:54:31,731
...on adolescent boys and girls trying to get
a job or an education or into medical school."
1438
01:54:31,831 --> 01:54:34,831
"And I knew that they had
somehow known it too -
1439
01:54:34,931 --> 01:54:40,331
they: Those patient, stubborn men
who argued and wrote and fought...
1440
01:54:40,431 --> 01:54:43,931
...and came up with the Constitution
and the Bill of Rights."
1441
01:54:44,031 --> 01:54:49,131
"They knew that the tree is known by its fruit,
and that injustice corrupts a tree...
1442
01:54:49,231 --> 01:54:53,931
...that its fruit withers and shrivels and
falls at last to that dark ground of history...
1443
01:54:54,031 --> 01:54:57,031
...where other great hopes
have rotted and died...
1444
01:54:57,131 --> 01:55:02,631
...where equality and freedom remain still the
only choice for wholeness and soundness...
1445
01:55:02,731 --> 01:55:04,931
...in a man or in a nation."
1446
01:55:09,231 --> 01:55:13,731
- Your father would have liked you to say that.
- Not enough of us realize it, Ma.
1447
01:55:13,831 --> 01:55:15,931
Time's getting short.
1448
01:55:16,631 --> 01:55:19,731
Not enough people,
and the time's running out.
1449
01:55:21,231 --> 01:55:23,731
- You mean Kathy?
- Not just Kathy.
1450
01:55:25,231 --> 01:55:29,331
All the Kathys. Everywhere.
1451
01:55:31,231 --> 01:55:33,631
You know something, Phil?
1452
01:55:33,731 --> 01:55:36,631
I suddenly want to live to be very old.
1453
01:55:36,631 --> 01:55:38,131
Very.
1454
01:55:38,231 --> 01:55:42,931
I want to be around to see what happens.
The world is stirring in very strange ways.
1455
01:55:42,931 --> 01:55:46,231
Maybe this is the century for it,
and that's why it's so troubled.
1456
01:55:46,331 --> 01:55:48,531
Other centuries had their driving forces.
1457
01:55:48,631 --> 01:55:53,131
What will ours have been
when men look far back to it one day?
1458
01:55:53,531 --> 01:55:59,231
Maybe it won't be the American century after
all. Or the Russian century or atomic century.
1459
01:55:59,331 --> 01:56:02,831
Wouldn't it be wonderful
if it was everybody's century...
1460
01:56:02,831 --> 01:56:07,831
...when people all over the world -
free people - found a way to live together?
1461
01:56:08,831 --> 01:56:13,631
I'd like to be around to see
some of that, even the beginning.
1462
01:56:14,731 --> 01:56:18,731
- I may stick around for quite a while.
- {y:i}(front door slams)
1463
01:56:18,731 --> 01:56:20,831
Hi, Dave.
1464
01:56:37,031 --> 01:56:40,731
Hello? Mr. Case? Dave Goldman calling.
1465
01:56:40,831 --> 01:56:45,231
I'm sorry to call you at this late hour,
but I can take that job.
1466
01:56:45,331 --> 01:56:49,031
I'm bringing my family
from California immediately.
1467
01:56:49,131 --> 01:56:51,231
I've got a house.
1468
01:56:51,331 --> 01:56:53,431
Thanks. So am I.
1469
01:56:57,831 --> 01:57:00,631
She's gonna live up there
all summer at her sister's.
1470
01:57:00,731 --> 01:57:05,431
And if anybody dishes anything out,
she'll be right there to dish it back.
1471
01:57:09,531 --> 01:57:13,431
Yes, sir. I think I'll
stick around for a long time.
1472
01:57:27,931 --> 01:57:30,031
Thanks, Dave.
1473
01:58:10,031 --> 01:58:13,331
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