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Clips from Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)

"...the brutal fact is that..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...well, she isn't getting any younger. - Hello, Rose."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Now, be perfectly calm. We have the perfect right..."
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"Well, that's true. Besides, meeting across the lawn for the first time would be..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...so ordinary. I don't want to be just introduced to him."
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"I'll get George to bring him to Lon's going-away party."
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"Could you?"
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"All right, Mother. Why are we eating early?"
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"You certainly don't want the family in there while a man proposes long-distance."
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"Well, why else do you think he's calling you long-distance?"
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"Besides, you're entirely too young. I don't think your father would allow it."
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"Not a word of this to Papa. He plagues the girls about their beaus."
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"- Everybody knows but Papa? - Your papa's not supposed to know."
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"It's enough that we're letting him work hard to support the flock of us."
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"He can't have everything."
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"- Did Tootie come home with you? - No, Mama."
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"- Who gets ice now, Mr. Neely? - No one, Tootie."
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"Now, you get out of there."
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"I expect she won't live through the night. She has four fatal diseases."
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"And it only takes one."
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"But she's gonna have a beautiful funeral in a cigar box my papa gave me..."
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"Mr. Neely, is Robin a girl horse or a boy horse?"
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"- Girl. - How old is she?"
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"- Four. - She's awful big for 4. I'm 5."
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"Excuse me, Mr. Neely, but it's pronounced St. "Louis.""
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"Meet me in St. Louis, Louis"
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"Meet me at the fair"
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"Don't tell me the lights are shining"
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"We will dance the hoochie-coochie"
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"You will be my tootsie-wootsie"
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"If you will meet me in St. Louis, Louis"
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"Meet me in St. Louis, Louis"
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Meet me at the fair"
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"Anyplace but there"
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"Meet me at--"
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"For heaven's sake, stop that screeching."
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"That's a good idea."
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"Beginning tomorrow, I intend to play at first base for the Baltimore Orioles."
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"- Sorry if I was bombastic. - That's all right."
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"But right now I'm going to soak in that cool bathtub for one solid hour."
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"But that's impossible. Dinner's being served in five minutes."
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"The plans have changed. I'm taking a bath."
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"We're eating early for Katie."
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"Family trouble. She wants to go there when we finish."
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"Okay, Papa."
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"- All right. - Katie, this is delicious."
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"Well, I guess this hasn't been exactly a red-letter day for any of us."
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"Katie, I'm sorry I couldn't eat an hour early."
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"Don't blame me if the corned beef's an hour tougher."
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"You finished already, Tootie? That's the way I like to see you eat."
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"Either I've lost some soup, or I've found a spoon."
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"Oh, no, you didn't, did you, dear?"
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"There's a fashion pavilion at the world's fair. Isn't that exciting?"
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"We have to wait six months for it to open. I'll die. I'll simply die!"
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"Anybody want dessert?"
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"- What happened to dinner? - I didn't think anyone could eat meat..."
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"I had a cool bath, which nobody can take away from me."
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"I have every intention of eating an enormous dinner!"
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"Anna, I think Katie's getting a little old."
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"Ah, corned beef and cabbage."
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"I could smell that cabbage when I got off the trolley."
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"Cabbage has a cabbage smell."
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"In this house, we cut the corned beef. We don't shave it. Where's the knife?"
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"Mrs. Smith, you said you wanted to make this go for two meals."
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"Hello."
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"What?"
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"You'll have to speak louder, please. New York?"
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"No, I'm not calling New York. Hello."
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"Hello."
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"- Yes, Anna? - Every telephone call isn't for you."
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"That one wasn't."
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"Tootie, did you know a long-distance phone call was coming to this house?"
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"- Lon? - Yes, sir."
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"Anna, I'm curious."
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"- Oh, Lon, really, now. - What else am I to think?"
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"...I'll handle the telephone in my own way."
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"Hello."
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"Yes, this is Miss Rose Smith. Yes, you may put that New York call on."
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"Hello, Warren. Yes, I'm fine. How are you?"
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"- What did you say? - I said, hows St. Louis?"
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"Why not?"
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"- h to pay if my family found out I called long-distance!"
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"That's strange. My family's home, and they don't think anything of it."
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"Well, I better not waste any more of your time and money."
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"I think I can hear Joe's voice now."
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"- I was gonna write you tonight. - You can write to me tonight if you want."
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"Yes, do that little thing."
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"I'll bet there isn't another girl in St. Louis who's had a Yale man call long-distance..."
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"...just to inquire about her health. - I should say not."
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"I've figured out a new move in chess."
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"Nothing concrete, but his voice is wonderful."
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"- It would've been nice to be a brunette. - You should've been."
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"Nothing could've stopped us. Think how we'd look going out together."
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"Men don't want the bloom rubbed off."
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"Maybe that's the trouble with me."
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"Really, I'm so glad."
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"Well, thank you. This is the first party I've been to since we moved to St. Louis."
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"- Oh, do you live here? - He lives next door."
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"Oh, well, that's where I've seen you."
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"Skip, skip, skip to my lou"
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"Put on your Sunday go to meetin'"
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"And I'll take you by the hand"
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"Miss Esther. Miss Esther. There are mice in the house. Two of them."
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"- Oh, aren't they cute? - Oh, how cute."
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"- Why aren't you two asleep? - There was too much noise down here."
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"- I want to sing too. - One song, all right, Rose?"
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"- Well, if they promise to go right up. - Come on. You're so bad."
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"- Come on, Lon. - Oh, there we go."
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"What would you like to sing? "Baby's Boats," "A Silver Moon"..."
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"No. I hate those songs. I want to sing a new one."
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"It goes: I was hmm last night, dear Mother"
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"You can't sing that."
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"Do let her. She's such a sweet little thing."
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"Go on. Go on, Tootie."
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"I was drunk last night, dear Mother"
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"I was drunk the night before"
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"But if youll forgive me, Mother"
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"lll never get drunk anymore"
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"You're a very bad girl. It's really Lon's fault. He teaches her those things."
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"I'm afraid of mice."
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