1:19:03
There's a lot we've got to think
about, Johnny.
1:19:04
Oh, l know, but we'll make out.
Maybe things will be different.
1:19:07
And we'll have one to grow up with
all over again.
1:19:10
l got things all figured out.
1:19:11
l ought to be able to work until,
well anyway, April.
1:19:15
And then Francie'll have to leave
school
1:19:17
and take out her working papers.
1:19:18
She's young, but with what she can
make, we ought to be able to make out
1:19:21
Oh, but we can't do that, Katie
1:19:22
l don't like it any better than you
do, Johnny, but l thought
1:19:24
and l thought, and there
ain't no other way.
1:19:26
And Johnny, you got to help with
something. She listens to you.
1:19:29
You gotta quit getting her so all
excited about her school.
1:19:32
Why can't it be Neeley? He's the boy,
and he don't care like she does.
1:19:36
Well, maybe thas why.
1:19:38
Maybe ill do her good to get out
in the world and learn something,
1:19:41
learn how to take care of herself,
1:19:41
learn something practical
while she's young.
1:19:43
She's gotta learn some day.
1:19:45
Well, well, there must be another
way. Oh, l don't know.
1:19:50
l'll try and swing anything. l'll do
anything.
1:19:52
We can't count on that, Johnny...
1:19:57
Don't look at me like that, Johnny,
it ain't my fault!
1:20:03
Oh, it ain't your fault either,
l guess. l don't know.
1:20:08
Anyway, one member of the Nolan
family will get to graduate,
1:20:11
and she come close.
Thas something.
1:20:17
You'd better put out the light and
les get some rest.
1:20:46
Oh, l thought you'd be asleep, Prima
Donna.
1:20:50
Ah-ah. l've been thinking. l might
be going to be a writer.
1:20:56
l've just about decided.
1:20:59
l knew you when you was going to be
a lady fireman.