The Major and the Minor Page #3
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1942
- 100 min
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Seventy-five cents? Well, what about...
Now, that's all Papa can afford. Don't argue.
All right, Papa.
Come, my dear. Let's go.
Taking candy from a baby, huh?
You big baboon.
Some baby.
I've met a lot of crumbs in this town,
but of all the crummy crumbs...
That's a nice way to be talking to your papa.
Oh, give the gentleman your ticket.
She's going to her grandma's.
Well, good-bye... Elsie.
You be sure and write your papa.
I will. Kiss?
Good-bye, Daddy!
# A tisket, a tasket
Tickets?
# And on the way...
Tickets.
# I dropped it
I dropped it
Tickets, please.
# And on the way, I dropped...
- You're not together?
- No!
# On the way I dropped... #
Half-fare.
- Yes, sir.
# I wrote
# Wrote a letter to my love...
All the way up, please.
# On the way, I dropped it #
How old are you?
Twelve next week.
You're pretty big for 12.
Yes, we all are, my whole family.
Swedish stock.
My brother Olaf is 6"2',
and he's only in the second grade.
When were you born?
Next week.
What year?
1941 minus 12.
Looks kind of filled out for 12.
Mama says we have some sort
of gland trouble, too, in the family.
She sent me to a doctor once,
in Des Moines, and he said not to worry.
He knew a little five-year-old boy once
who grew a beard.
Maybe I could sit down now, huh?
Change at Chicago.
# On the way, I dropped it #
Tickets, please.
On the way, I dropped it #
Why, you big gorilla...
How old did you say that boy was
that had to shave?
Well, maybe seven.
- And you're from Swedish stock, eh?
- Yes, sir.
If your people are Swedish,
suppose you say something in Swedish.
I want to be alone.
Well, kid, enjoying the scenery?
Kind of pretty out here, huh?
Maybe a little chilly, isn't it?
What's the matter? Lost your tongue?
make her a little dumb.
No, she isn't dumb.
I'm sure she could tell us
how much two and two is. Come on, now.
Wouldn't you tell us?
Say, kid, when you smoke, do you inhale?
Let's see that hankie!
Hello?
Hello.
What is it, child?
Oh, nothing.
- I'm going...
- Are you lost?
Yeah. Sort of.
I mean, are you in the right car?
This is car 64.
- Oh, is it?
- Drawing room G.
Gee.
There's no need to be upset, child.
If you've lost your way,
it's the simplest thing in the worid.
You see, they give each car
a different number,
each compartment a different letter.
Like they give streets different names
So people will find out where they belong.
Now, where do you belong?
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