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Clips from Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)

"But we'll be together"
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Well, what's so funny?"
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"This one's named Lucille Ballard."
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"A girl has got a right to go with anyone she wants."
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"Keep Miss Ballard's name out of this."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...don't lose your sense of proportion. - Look who's talking."
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"That's not true. Rose turned down scads of dates."
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"This is what I call real Christmas spirit."
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"You two have spent this entire vacation at each other's throats."
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"Alonzo Smith, did it occur to you you might take your sister to the dance?"
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"- And be the laughingstock of St. Louis? - Oh, thank you."
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"Katie's right. That solves all of our problems."
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"- A real one. - Lf I didn't have a date with John Truett..."
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"...which I have..."
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"...I'd be thrilled to go with my brother."
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"- Then that settles it. - Wait! What's she got to do with this?"
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"Well..."
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"...if you two won't go with each other, I won't go either."
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"Rose? I'd be willing..."
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"You two will have the best time of anybody."
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"It'll be all right."
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"Now, take a deep breath."
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"That was all right, wasn't it? It didn't hurt."
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"Es, it does wonders for your figure."
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"I'm like the ossified woman in a sideshow."
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"I feel elegant, but I can't breathe."
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"I went through this last year. And if we ever needed..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...every ounce of allure, it's tonight."
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"Don't you think I could be a sensation without the corset?"
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"...but pride has come to the rescue. For tonight, I'll do anything."
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"Exactly."
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"There are only going to be about 20 boys worth looking at."
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"- Can you handle 10? - Well, seven or eight."
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"- What about John Truett? - I'll devote myself to John..."
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"- Who? - Someone that looks like John Truett."
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"- What did you get me for Christmas? - You'll find out tomorrow."
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"Es, I've got some bad news."
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"- Your aunt in the hospital? - No, no. My tuxedo in the tailor's."
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"- Well, what about it? - I was playing basketball..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...and when I got there, it was closed. The tuxedo."
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"I mean the tailor's."
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"Well, can't you borrow one?"
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"Everybody who has one is going to the ball."
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"Well, what about your father's?"
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"Oh, well, you didn't do it on purpose."
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"No, thank you. I think I'll stay home and do some packing."
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"You know, we're leaving St. Louis in a few days."
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"And this is a fine going-away present I'm giving you for Christmas."
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"Nothing. I just wish I were dead, that's all."
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"Did something happen with John?"
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"Oh, that's awful, you poor dear, but don't worry."
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"Lon will take the both of us."
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"...with my brother, do you?"
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"Well, I like that. You wanted me to go with him."
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"Well, that was different."
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"If Lon's good enough to take me he's good enough for you."
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"I can't handle 20 men alone. I admit it."
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"One sister going with her brother has been done..."
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"We'll see what Mama has to say about that."
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"You know, the man that built this house cheated your father."
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"The walls are as thin as paper."
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"You know, with your hair like this..."
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"...you're the very image of your grandma."
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"Her father told her she'd have to be home at 10:00."
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"Now, now, now. You go right ahead."
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"It isn't often a pretty girl has a real legitimate reason to cry."
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"I took my tuxedo out of mothballs yesterday."
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"Looks pretty good too."
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"They like to step out once in a while..."
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"Who says I'm not going?"
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"...with the handsomest man in town."
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"I'll pick you up at 8."
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"- Have you got her dance card filled out? - Practically."
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"Oh, Es, you fiend."
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"Everyone's a perfect horror!"
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"She'll remember St. Louis."
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"Oh, look. There's Warren."
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"- Hello, Lon. - Good evening, Lucille."
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"- How are you, Warren? - Hello, old man. Good evening, sir."
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"- May I present my grandfather? - Grandpa Prophater."
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"- You're one of my favorite people. - Thank you."
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"Lon has spent hours talking about you."
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"On any subject."
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"Then this must be Rose."
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"Now, look. I'm gonna take my life into my hands and say something."
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"We're all grown up, and if we'd only act that way..."
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"...Warren would be here with Rose..."
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"- Lucille! - Well, you're not going to deny it?"
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"No. No, I'm not."
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"Of course, that leaves Lon and me without partners."
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"- Hello. How are you, Warren? - Just fine, Esther."
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"- I've been anxious to meet you. - Esther, we've been talking."
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"Yes. I wish I'd been here."
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"...but we've taken the liberty of filling out your dance card."
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"Thank you. How considerate."
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"Promise to let me give you your first party. You will, won't you?"
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"Esther, the plans have been changed."
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"...and Warren and me."
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"The plans have been changed."
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"What's this about Miss Ballard's dance card?"
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""Sidney Gorcey"?"
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"May I have my card, please?"
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"Well, let me see."
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"Oh, no. I made a mistake and put your name on my card. That's yours."
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"- Thank you. - This is mine."
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"Where's this Lulu Ballard you put me down for? I'm ready and willing."
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"Oh, well, Clinton, there's been a mistake."
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"- I'm taking her dances, if you don't mind. - Mind?"
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"Spoken like a gentleman."
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"...I've danced with all evening."
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"...but I'm pretty proud of you."
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"I feel like I'm gonna cry."
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"I've imagined you saying it thousands of times."
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"- I guess maybe I was kind of... - Oh, John."
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"- Will you, Esther? - Of course I will, John."
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"Gosh, the time we've wasted."
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"I kept telling myself even if I did go away..."
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"...we'd find some way to be together."
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"But I never really believed it."
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"I mean..."
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