Here Comes the Groom Page #2
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- 1951
- 113 min
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phrasing. I got a kid here...
You do recognize talent
when you see it.
- Go get Theresa.
- Theresa!
Don't you think
we'd better tell them that...?
- Theresa!
- Listen to amateurs?
Now, here, this is wonderful!
- Oh, dear.
- Oh, the poor hat.
Mr. Garvey, I am not interested.
I hate children!
Aren't they a pain?
Good thing you didn't take Bobby,
he has absolutely no ear for music.
He'd have driven a great musician
like yourself out of your mind!
But this is something.
Theresa, I want you to meet
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Godfrey,
from America.
They're in the market for a child.
- She's a bit older than we planned.
- They're all too old!
Mr. Godfrey is a great musician
from America. Understand?
Si, signore.
Her mother was a great musician,
but she wouldn't entertain the enemy.
All she left Theresa was
just her glorious voice.
You're going to hear a thing, you'll be
grateful to me for the rest of your life.
"Caro Nome"?
Why can't she sing some little song?
Beautiful.
Beautiful!
Come here, my child.
I want to kiss you.
Yes,
Theresa's blind.
But she has a heart and a throat
and that's what you use
to sing songs with, isn't it?
Oh, my dear. My dear.
Walter, let's take her home!
Home?
She will be in the Metropolitan
and Carnegie Hall.
The contracts, the papers...
The papers!
I want the papers!
Get the papers!
Sign up the papers immediately.
Isn't that wonderful?
We finally got a home for Theresa!
- What?
- Will I ever get a house?
Why, you can't miss, Marcel.
You've already got about
the best house in the world.
Close in here a minute, kids,
and I'll see if I can get through to you.
In your heart you have a playroom
To enjoy every toy, every game
Sonny, you've got a house
Your own little house
And it's registered in your name
Now, take your eyes
Why, they're the windows
Showing you every view in the sun
Honey, you've got a house
Well, your own little house
And it's better than anyone
So just keep the outside shined up
And the inside free from gloom
Take care of your house
And you'll wind up
This is a duplex.
Having fun in every room
And your head, now that's the attic
Full of memories and keepsakes
To choose
Sonny, you've got a house
Man, that's a pre-war house
And it costs just a smile to use.
And as long as you
Can meet that payment
Why, you can't lose
Now, take your hands
The tools you work with
You'll be thrilled
Umbriago, what a house!
Why, it's colossal!
Let me hear that note again.
What a note! What a note!
Here, keep this,
I got a million of them.
Now, take your skin
Say, that's the paint job
More of a spray job.
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