A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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1:11:00
Why can't he can't just give 'em to
us, if he can't sell 'em?

1:11:03
lf he just gave 'em away,
everybody'd wait.

1:11:05
They'd never sell any of 'em.
lt smells good.

1:11:16
There she goes!
1:11:18
Hey, l'll do it again!
l stumbled!

1:11:20
Go on! Beat it! Who's next?
1:11:21
Come on, give me a chance, l'm next.
1:11:22
All right. Here she goes.
1:11:26
Got it, didn't l?
1:11:27
All right, take it. Go home. Now,
who wants to try this one?

1:11:31
Who's man enough for this big one
right here?

1:11:33
l can take anything you got,
mister. Let her fly...

1:11:35
l'm next! Thas my tree!
1:11:37
Go on, you're too small! Go home!
1:11:38
Me and my brother, we ain't too
small together.

1:11:41
Spunky huh?
1:11:42
All right, but if one of you drop,
you're not gonna get the tree.

1:11:47
There she goes!
1:11:53
Okay, you got it coming. Go ahead.
1:11:58
Oh, quit worrying about 'em, Katie,
they'll be home pretty quick!

1:12:01
They ain't old enough to be out this
late.

1:12:03
Johnny should made 'em tell what
they was up to.

1:12:06
No telling whas likely to happen
if Francie gets a notion in her head.

1:12:09
They'll be all right!
1:12:23
Well, l guess we'd better get on
home. We'll see them tomorrow.

1:12:26
No, don't go!
1:12:31
Hey, Pop! Hey, Mom! Hey, Mom!
1:12:37
Look!
1:12:39
Holy smoke! Will you look at what
they went and done!

1:12:44
They're trying to make it Christmas.
Help 'em, kid.

1:12:53
We got it first!
1:12:54
Well, sure, l was only wondering if
you couldn't use a little help, huh?

1:12:57
Come on, come on, come on.
1:12:58
Well, how would you rustle them
together...


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