Since You Went Away Page #3
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- Year:
- 1944
- 177 min
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we can for our soldiers.
Brig, Jane,
now that's enough.
Do you want to finish this game
or don't you?
- 102. It's a blitz.
- Turn out the dining room lights.
Suppose Pop were looking
for a room in some crowded city.
Hurry up, Jane. It can't be
that hard to figure out.
Suppose there was a family
like ours that had three bedrooms.
malicious not to rent a room to Pop?
Well, Jane?
I won almost $6,000.
592 points at $10 a point.
Deduct it from what you owe me.
And poor Pop
sleeping in the park!
All right, all right,
Pop is sleeping in the park
and the people are malicious
and we decide to rent him a room.
- Now you satisfied?
- You'll do it?
I didn't say I'd do it.
I knew you couldn't be mean like
those characters in that other city.
Come along.
I wonder how much
we can get for Jane's room.
My room?
How much will that be
for three days?
What?
Brig, turn that thing off.
I can't hear.
I'm awfully sorry.
Yes. Will this get
into the early edition?
Yes. Fireplace and bay window.
Oh, all right.
Put in "homey atmosphere."
Mother! Mother!
Wait, please!
Keep quiet, Brig. Would you send
the bill to this address, please?
Thank you.
You don't mean you're
going to rent your room?
That's the room
that will bring the most money.
I'll take your room, and you
can double up with Jane.
You're not going to put
somebody in Pop's room?
I didn't mean that.
You wouldn't want
those characters in that other city
to put Pop in anything
but their best room, would you?
But that's different.
He's Pop.
Good morning.
Is this the place
that advertised for an officer?
That's right.
With the real fireplace,
nice bay window, southern exposure?
That's right.
I haven't seen the room yet,
but the homey atmosphere seems okay.
I guess it's a deal.
I'm sorry, but the room's
already taken.
Oh, I see.
I'm sorry you had
the trip for nothing.
Yes, I can see
you're grief-stricken.
Hi, beaver.
Good morning.
Mrs. Hilton, I presume.
Yes.
May I be permitted to observe,
this is the first house I've found
in this godforsaken community
- that doesn't smell of cabbage.
- Well, it does sometimes.
I was given to understand
at the office of the Purchasing Division,
to which I have
the misfortune to be attached,
that you had a room for rent.
Yes, but I specified an officer.
You see, my husband...
My name is Smollett, William G.,
Colonel, United States Army, retired.
Retired, I might add, by virtue
held in the War Department
which judge a man's usefulness
neither by his experience
nor his ability,
but by the number of years
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