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Kittens is infatuated with
Jerry Naughton, a "ladies man" closer to her parents'
age than hers. |
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Kittens' date, Kenneth, is jealous
of her attentions to Naughton while they're at the nightclub.
"If you don't stop chasing around with Naughton, I'm going
to tell your father."
"Well tell him now,"
she says. "He's right over there."
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Ethel is tired of staying
home while her husband and daughter are out all of the time.
"Mazzy, I'm going with you to the Roof Club. I'm going to
live." |
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Westcourt is surprised to find
his "stay at home" wife at the nightclub he has been
frequenting with his girlfriend. "Unless you return home
with me immediately -- you needn't return at all," he tells
her. |
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"If you're not afraid
of me," Naughton tells Ethel, "then why not dine with
me tonight at my apartment?" |
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Mazzy tells Ethel, "It's
too gorgeous -- his falling for you! Don't spoil it by not going
to dinner with him." |
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Naughton wants to get Kittens out
of his apartment before Ethel arrives, so he tells her, "I've
got some business friends coming tonight -- now be a good girl
and go home." |
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"I love you, and I'm
going to hold you in spite of your husband, your daughter, and
everyone else in the world." |
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Not realizing this is her
mother, Kittens demands, "Who is this woman? Why don't you
let me see your face?" |
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When Kittens tells her father
she caught Naughton kissing her mother, he says, "I suppose
you're going to deny all of this?" Naughton replies, "On
the contrary. I affirm it -- I love Mrs. Westcourt." |
