The Glenn Miller Story Page #2
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- 1954
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I'm with Pollack and we're leavin' tomorrow.
Now, honestly, I...
(Chummy) Glenn, come on, hurry it up.
I'll see you later, then.
Gee, there's a lot I want to tell you.
- Glenn, wait a minute...
- I'll be out right after I finish work. Bye.
Glenn? Hello?
Well, honestly.
- Hi, Dad.
- Going out, Helen?
This is a new wrinkle, isn't it?
Ed keeping you waiting.
It isn't Ed tonight.
It's a man I haven't seen for years.
Not Ed? What's happened?
It must be serious for you
to break a date with Ed.
No, Mother. Glenn isn't my type.
I guess I'm just too practical
or unromantic or something.
I want a man like Ed who's got a factory
or a store or something solid.
I certainly don't want
a wandering nomad like Glenn Miller.
What's he do, this Glenn Miller?
I don't really know except he said
he was in Denver for overnight.
He's gonna pick me up after work.
He must be a hard worker.
It's nearly 9:
00 now.It is?
Well.
(Clock strikes)
Oh! There's really no excuse for this!
The least he could've done was phone.
- Unless he was in an accident.
- Call him.
How can I? I don't know where he is.
If I'm going hunting in the morning,
I've gotta get to bed.
Sam's picking me up at the crack of dawn.
- Doesn't look as if he's coming tonight.
- It certainly doesn't!
Even if he did come, I wouldn't see him.
Then we can all go to bed?
Well, so much for Mr Glenn Miller.
I'll never see him again.
(Glenn, calling softly) Helen?
Helen?
(Whistles)
Helen?
Helen!
(Whistles)
Helen! (Whistles)
- Oh, there you are.
- Glenn Miller, you go away.
I don't want to go away.
I came to see you. We have a date.
- Shh! You'll wake up the neighbourhood.
- How can I talk to you?
You keep quiet. I'll be right down.
Hello, Helen.
What's the matter with you,
coming at this hour?
I told you I'd come out after work.
I got here as quick as I could.
- Shh. Be quiet.
- You haven't changed a bit, have you?
Just as feisty as ever, and just as pretty too.
I must be pretty! Wearing this kimono
and my hair up in curlers.
Is that what they are? Come on, sit down.
- It's cold out here.
- Come on. It's a beautiful night.
Gee.
There. I bought you a present
for your birthday.
My birthday?
That isn't until next November.
This is for your last birthday.
Why, they're beautiful!
But I can't accept a present like this.
Why not? They're not real.
I wish they were.
I got 'em out in Los Angeles in a pa...
In a, uh... A, uh...
I'll get you some real ones someday.
Honestly.
Two years and not a word
and then a present like this.
You know, with some people
you don't have to write. You just know.
- I knew you'd be here.
- Oh, you did?
Sure. I knew you'd be just the same.
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