Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
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:18:02
That's that.
:18:04
You go to an awful lot of work
to keep a fella warm.

:18:07
Yes, sir.
:18:09
A Mr. Hallor to see you, sir.
:18:11
Hallor?
Don't let him in.

:18:13
Why not? Who's he?
:18:15
A lawyer representing a woman.
Some claim against the estate.

:18:18
If he has a claim, we'd better see him.
Send him in.

:18:22
He'll cause you a lot of trouble.
:18:25
How can he make trouble for me?
I haven't done anything.

:18:28
- l told you to take this up with me.
- I'm tired of being pushed around.

:18:31
I don't care
how important you are.

:18:33
- Mr. Deeds, l represent Mrs. Semple.
- Mrs. Semple?

:18:36
Your uncle's common-law wife.
She has a legal claim on the estate.

:18:39
- Suppose we let the courts decide--
- You wouldn't dare take this to court.

:18:43
I'll leave it to you.
:18:45
Would any court not be in sympathy with
a woman who gave up her best years...

:18:49
for an old man like your uncle?
:18:51
- What kind of wife did you say?
- Common-law wife.

:18:54
- On top of that, there's a child.
- Child? My uncle?

:18:57
- Yes, sir.
- That's awful.

:18:59
The poor woman should be
taken care of immediately.

:19:01
I'm glad to see you're
willing to be reasonable.

:19:04
If she was his wife, she should have
the money. l don't want a penny.

:19:07
Don't make any rash promises.
:19:09
Better go. That opera mob is about to
break into the mad song from Lucia.

:19:12
l don't wanna keep them waiting.
They're important people.

:19:15
- Very good, sir.
- l can't go down like this.

:19:18
l wish you'd go along with me, Cobb.
They're all strangers to me.

:19:21
- What about it, Mr. Deeds?
- Huh?

:19:24
Oh. You'll excuse me, won't you?
I'll be right back.

:19:34
Gee, I'm busy. Do the opera people
always come here for their meetings?

:19:37
- Uh-huh.
- That's funny. Why's that?

:19:39
Why do mice go
where there's cheese?

:19:43
I'm led to believe
the young man's quite childish.

:19:46
We won't have any difficulty
getting him to put up the entire amount.

:19:49
- After all, it's only $180,000.
- Excellent idea.

:19:52
We're very fortunate the young man
is so sympathetic toward music.

:19:56
He plays the tuba
in the town band.


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