:34:21
- Hello, Father.
- Hello, Mo. Hello, Paul.
:34:23
- Hello, Father.
- How's everything, Mo?
:34:24
- It couldn't be better. Everything's jake.
- Good, that's cheerful.
:34:27
Whitey, this is Mo Kahn,
our second baseman and barber.
:34:30
Mo, this is Whitey Marsh.
:34:31
- Hello.
- Hi, eagle-beak.
:34:33
I'm going to have trouble.
:34:35
Say, where are you from?
:34:37
You probably got that big schnoz
sticking it into somebody else's business.
:34:40
- It's coming.
- Come on, boys. Come on now. Hurry up.
:34:55
- Say, how far is this place from Omaha?
- About 10 miles.
:34:58
Ten miles?
:34:59
What? Are we stuck out at this place
all the time? We never get into town?
:35:02
Once in a while, a football game,
or baseball game. Some special occasion.
:35:07
This is Birchwood Drive.
:35:09
This is the main road leading to the home.
:35:12
It leads out, too, don't it?
:35:32
Boys, this is Whitey Marsh.
:35:35
How are you?
:35:36
Whitey, I won't introduce you
to all these fellows.
:35:38
You probably couldn't remember
their names.
:35:40
Okay by me. Got a lunch counter?
When do we eat?
:35:42
When the bell rings.
:35:43
- Hello, Father.
- Hello, Freddie.
:35:45
Whitey, this is one boy you have to meet.
:35:46
This is Freddie Fuller,
the Mayor of Boys Town.
:35:48
- Hello, Whitey.
- Hiya.
:35:50
- I'll put him in your charge.
- Yes, Father. This way, Whitey.
:35:53
Okay.
:35:54
I don't like a lot of kids looking at me
like I was a freak or something.