Little Lord Fauntleroy
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1936
- 102 min
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LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY
Brooklyn, New York...
in the 1880's.
I never saw a man meet death
with finer courage.
Don't let her stay in there too long.
Dearest, is Father...
is Father well now?
Yes, dear, he's well, he's quite well,
but we have no one left
now but each other.
No one at all.
My baby!
Ceddie was not old enough to
know of anything else to do,
so he did what he could
and was more of a comfort to
her than he understood.
Strawberries! Fresh strawberries!
Strawberries!
Fresh strawberries!
He'll be pleased, won't he?
Ach, the darlin'! To think of him
getting the like of that for his birthday.
Sure he'll be the happiest boy in all
Brooklyn till he falls off of it!
Dearest!
Dearest!
- All right, Ceddie.
Oh, Dearest... Look! Look!
Mary's brother, Michael, has made
it for me and Mary's given me this book.
It's "The Adventures of Robin Hood
and His Merry Men".
Listen,
Back varlets! Touch Maid Marian at your
peril. However many you be, I defy you all!
See, Dearest, you're Maid Marian,
and I'm Robin Hood.
They crowd around you. I'll never leave
your side however many there are!
Oh! - Now, Dearest, you cry out:
"Help me, Robin Hood!"
Help me, Robin Hood! Help! Help!
Down with you, varlets! Now I'm...
- Oh!
There!
Do you like it?
Oh my!
Of all events in my life
this is the most magnificent!
Do you really like it, darling? It's what
you wanted? - It's exactly what I wanted!
I do hope it is! Only you will be careful,
won't you and not let it run away with you?
I suppose I'm about the safest bicycle
rider in the whole Brooklyn!
Ha-ha - d'ya mind that now!
Can I ride it now, Dearest?
Can I go now? - Go!
I can't wait one minute.
Mr. Hobbs has to see it and Dick.
Can I go now, Dearest, at once?
- Yes, dear, only do be careful.
All right, there we are!
Bring it down slow.
Ceddie! Ceddie!
Do be careful of the streetcars
if you get out the sidewalk.
Oh, I will! - Now, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Good-bye, Dearest!
Good-bye!
Ah-ha! Be careful.
I'll be careful, I'll be careful,
I'll be careful.
I'll be careful.
Good morning, Mrs. McGillycuddy.
- Good morning, Ceddie, a very good morning.
How are your bones
today, Mrs. McGillycuddy?
Oh, none too good after
the rainstorm yesterday.
Oh, they ached last night somethin' cruel.
Ties me up in knots the rain does.
- Does it? How very peculiar.
But, ah, it's a fine day to go bicycle riding.
Oh, I suppose so, for them that
has bicycles and can ride them.
I suppose everybody who has a new bicycle
will take it out and ride it today.
Glory be the goodness! And whose
bicycle might that be? - It's mine!
It's my birthday present from Dearest.
- Oh, it's a daisy, shure.
Fine enough for the president to ride.
- And it has all the latest improvements.
the bells of St. Patrick!
Shure it's the luckiest
boy in the world ya are.
Well I'll have to be going.
I nearly forgot. Please choose my
apple now, Mrs. McGillicuddy.
But would you mind keeping it for me
until I get back? -Sure.
Oh, there he goes oh, there he goes
All dressed up in his purty clothes
The way ain' near away'n it be
That's as tough as it's going to be
Hey, where'd ya get de ice wagon?
- I'd like to get by, please.
Give us a little ride, will ya, bub?
- I'm sorry, no.
Aw, scared I'd get it dirty?
- No, but I'd rather ride it myself.
[indistinct protesting]
Hey, English, when did ya get back from
dear old London? - I'm not English.
I'm American.
- Then where'd ya get that kinda gab?
My Father was English.
- Oh, does yer mudder know you're out?
Don't you dare talk about my mother!
- Mama's pet!
Mama's pet! Mama's pet! Ha, ha, ha.
I think you'd better take your hand off
that wheel. - Want to make anything out of it?
I want to make you get out of the way.
Ooh, ha... ha.
You don't dast, you sissy cat.?- Sissy cat! Sissy cat!
Ha, ha... ha.
Wait a minute, Ceddie!
Don't let them bluff you! I'll be right there.
Ha, ha... ha.
Ha, ha, ha! Ha, ha, ha!
Let go!
Go on, Dick! Strike him on the snoot!
Booo!
Hit him with the right!
Poke him in the kisser!
Heh, cheese it - a cop!
Here, ye young devils!
Git outta here! Git out! Git out!
Aw, why couldn't that copper
leave us alone? - We had 'em licked!
Thanks terribly for coming
to my rescue, Dick.
That makes us even for me
givin' ya de mumps, hunh?
They didn't even scratch it.
Gee whillikers! Where'd you swipe that?
Dearest gave it to me. Isn't it
magnificent? - It's a lalapalooza!
I want you to be the very first
person to ride on it. - Aw, t'anks.
Ahem!
Aw!
Thank you very much for your assistance, Mr.
O'Brien. - It's a pleasure, Ceddie, me lad.
Course, I think we might have won anyway.
Sure, and don't I know it! But I had
to keep ya from committin' murder.
I tell you what, Dick. I'll just go once
around the block and then you can ride it
to Mr. Hobbs store.
Make it later, 'cause I gotta see
me brudder Ben off. He's goin' out West.
Oh, is he? Where? Texas?
- No, Chicago.
Oh, that would be splendid!
Riding mustangs and shooting bears!
Dere's me brudder Ben now.
Come on, Dick. I've got to leave.
Well, come on down to Mr. Hobbs' store
as quickly as you can.
HOBBS' FANCY VEGETABLES & GROCERIES
What do you say to a little birthday party?
Ginger pop and cookies, and some candy?
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