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Clips from White Christmas (1954)

"Tell him the girls have to finish the show or something."
White Christmas (1954)
"Bob. All right, Bob, the girls are in jam. We'll have to help them."
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"- What's the beef? - Come on. They're in big trouble now."
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"- What's the picture? - Somebody is trying to get... Come on."
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"Are you kidding? Pay off a chiseling rat like that?"
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"I don't know how I get mixed up in these things."
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"Why do I listen to you? Give me one good reason."
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"Let's just say we're doing it for an old pal in the Army."
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"You kids get down to the station and hop on a train."
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"- Here, Phil. - We can't."
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"Our tickets aren't good until tomorrow."
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"But you've got to get out tonight."
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"Tickets. Wait a minute. Here, take these. Now, get going. Come on."
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"Well, honey, it was his idea. Now, will you please get going?"
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"- His idea? Are you sure? - Yeah."
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"He won't think it's some kind of an angle?"
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"I told you it was his idea. Now, come on. Upsy-daisy. Here we go!"
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"We'll pay you back. Where can we reach you?"
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"Our trunks, our phonograph and the recording."
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"Honey, we'll get them to you. Would you please go? The taxi is coming."
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"- Here. - Here."
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"- Open the door. Bye. - Bye, now."
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"And I can't stall him much longer."
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"Hey, whatever happened to paying the $200?"
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"Well, we've got to give the girls five or ten minutes' start."
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"If you could just stall him for just a few minutes."
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"I'll try, but he's eating me out of business already."
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"- Well, keep punching, will you? - OK."
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"I got a feeling I'm not gonna like it."
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"I got a feeling you're gonna hate it."
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"- What am I doing it for? - Let's just say"
White Christmas (1954)
"we're doing it for a pal in the Army."
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"- Yeah. - Yeah, I know. I've heard that..."
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"Listen, Sheriff, I haven't got all night to wait here while you eat free food."
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"You got your warrant, now arrest those girls."
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"Now, we agreed to let them finish their show first."
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"I didn't agree. It was his idea."
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"You don't get those girls till after they've done their number."
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"Well, how long is it going to take?"
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"Well, it'll only be... Wait a minute, there's their music."
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"- How's your coffee holding up? Yeah. - Warm it up a little."
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"Ladies and gentlemen, an impromptu surprise for you."
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"The Haynes Sisters."
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"♪ I'm here to keep my eye on her ♪"
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"♪ Caring, sharing ♪"
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"♪ Every little thing that we are wearing ♪"
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"♪ She wore the dress ♪ ♪ And I stayed home ♪"
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"♪ All kinds of weather ♪ ♪ We stick together ♪"
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"♪ The same in the rain or sun ♪"
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"♪ Two different faces ♪ ♪ But in tight places ♪"
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"♪ We think and we act as one ♪"
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"♪ Those who've seen us ♪"
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"♪ Many men have tried to split us up ♪ ♪ But no one can ♪"
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"♪ Lord help the mister ♪"
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"♪ Who comes between me and my sister ♪"
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"♪ Sister, don't come between me ♪ ♪ And my man ♪"
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"Hey, we're a smash. Let's take a bow."
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"Are you crazy? We'll be taking a bow down at the jailhouse. Come on."
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"- Hey! Hey, you! - The sheriff!"
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"- Open up! Come on. Open up. - You've done it again."
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"It was your fault. If we get out of this..."
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"Let's go."
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"Taxi!"
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"- Boy, girl, boy, girl. - Let's get over the... Hold this."
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"Here we go."
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"You gentlemen made it just in time."
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"- Is this the right car... - You say you have space on this train?"
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"Show him the tickets, buster."
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"- Tickets? - The tickets."
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"- Tickets. Yeah. - Yes."
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"Hold this just a minute."
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"- What's the matter with you? - No. I'm looking for the tickets."
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"- Get them up. - I'll get them."
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"I have the... No, it's..."
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"I don't seem to have them. Maybe you've got them, Bob."
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"Me? You crazy? I saw you put them in your pocket."
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"Gentlemen, either you have tickets or you haven't tickets."
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"We've got a drawing room."
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"Every available space on this train is occupied."
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"However, if you care to purchase tickets,"
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"you can sit up all night in the club car."
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"Now, let me see. $97.24."
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"- How much more is it to Vermont? - Vermont? We're going to New York."
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"It must be beautiful this time of year in Vermont, Bob. All that snow?"
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"Vermont? Who cares? Who's going to Vermont?"
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"We are. I mean, we should. It'll do us a lot of good, Bob,"
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"all that snow and the fir trees and the clean fresh air and..."
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"Great change of pace, just what we need."
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"- Two tickets to New York. - It's still $97.24 though."
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"- OK, buster, get it out. Come on. - I don't seem to have any cash."
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"- $97.24. - OK. There you are."
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"- Where are you going? - It's for breakfast."
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"- Club car's straight ahead. - OK."
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"Excuse me, gentlemen."
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"I certainly don't get this. We had space in our names."
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"They're not allowed to give it away to somebody else."
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"Well, with the holiday rush and all there could have been a slip-up."
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"- Excuse me. - The club car's in there, I think."
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"Well, this is great, just great."
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"We've paid for our tickets twice, and now we've got to sit up all night."
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"What are you screaming about?"
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"If we took a plane, we'd be sitting up all night."
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"We're not taking a plane. We're taking a train,"
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"a train on which we had tickets."
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"Tickets for a drawing room with two nice, warm, soft comfortable beds,"
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"No, you wouldn't do this to me."
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"- Wouldn't do what? - After you dressed me up like a dame,"
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"I almost lose my life trying to catch a train. I know..."
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"I just know on top of all that,"
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"you wouldn't take away my nice warm bed"
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"and let me spend the night out here in a drafty old club car."
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"You wouldn't do this to old Bob, would you?"
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"Whatever are you talking about?"
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"I'm going down there to Drawing Room A, I'm gonna open up that door,"
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"and with these two hands I'm..."
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"Mr. Wallace, how can we ever thank you?"
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"It was really so sweet and generous of you."
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"Mr. Davis told us you insisted on giving us the tickets,"
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"and, well, it was just wonderful of you."
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"Wasn't there something you wanted to say to the girls?"
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