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Pop: "Your ma has her good
points, Pat."
Pat: "She sure has. They stick out all over her."
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At the Yacht Club formal, the wealthy
Billy Caldwell invites himself to the Harrisons' table and begins
taking Grace's attentions away from Tony. |
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Pat makes the family think
she's crazy when she walks around the house juggling two apples
and saying things like, "The well-dressed girl will wear
heavy walking shoes when motoring." |
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Tony doesn't know that Grace went
out with Billy, and, as he is leaving, he tells Pat, "But
I came here to see Grace because I want a woman's viewpoint on
these plans," to which Pat responds, "I'm a woman and
just full of viewpoints." So Tony sits down to show her
his Boulevard plans. |
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Grace: "I'll get him
back any time I choose. When he comes here tonight it will be
me that he takes out. If you interfere, I'll tell him you've
been lying about 'another man' - and Tony hates liars!"
Pat: "You surely wouldn't be mean enough to tell him that!"
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To gain Billy's attention,
Pat impersonates Pola Negri. She also does impersonations of
Mae Murray and Lillian Gish. |
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Pat schemes to have Tony
rescue her from Billy in Billy's home, but it backfires on her.
Tony tells her, "I'm through with you - any girl who comes
to Billy Caldwell's home alone deserves all she gets." |
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When Ma tells Pat, "I'm
going to take you upstairs and give you what I should have ten
years ago," Pop finally, after 25 years, stands up and defies
Ma. "You ain't going to do nothing of the sort," he
tells her. "Now I'm the doctor. The first time I hear a
yip out of you, I'm going to break up the inside of this house
and throw it out into the front yard." |
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After Pop blows up at Ma
and walks out the door telling her he's leaving, Pat finds him
hiding in the bushes outside. "You sure murmured an earful,
Pop," says Pat. "I had to do it - for you, Baby,"
he tells her. |
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Pat gets her man! |
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