My Sister Eileen
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:05:01
In those two rooms, you wont entertain.
:05:03
- It does look clean, Ruth.
- Yeah.

:05:06
Whats that?
:05:08
One of your neighbours.
Perhaps a future Lily Pons or Helen Traubel.

:05:11
Come, let me show you the garden.
Its beautiful in the summer.

:05:15
- A garden.
- Real outdoor living.

:05:33
- How are you, Papa?
- Very busy, Mr. OConnor.

:05:36
You see, youre surrounded
by fellow artists like yourself.

:05:40
- It is colourful, isnt it, Ruth?
- Lf you like loud colours.

:05:43
- How much is this apartment?
- Only $65.

:05:47
- $65? For this concrete catacomb?
- Ill even wallpaper the kitchen.

:05:51
It is cheaper than anything else
weve looked at.

:05:54
As an added inducement,
llI tell you what llI do.

:05:56
Take the place for a month,
then, if youre still not satisfied...

:05:59
Ill give you back your first months rent.
:06:01
- I dont see what we can lose. Do you?
- Legally, youve got me where you want me.

:06:04
I gave you my word
in front of two witnesses.

:06:07
Three, including me.
:06:08
Please, I just cant look at any more places.
:06:11
- Well...
- Then its all settled.

:06:13
- The rest of your luggage is at the station?
- Yes.

:06:15
You girls make yourself at home.
Ill send for it.

:06:17
Thank you.
You have the luggage checks, dont you?

:06:20
- Yeah.
- And the...

:06:23
Just a minute.
:06:26
$20, 40, 50, 60.
:06:29
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
:06:34
Thank you.
:06:36
Thank you, my children.
Thank you very much.

:06:41
From now on, you can call me Papa.
:06:44
Ill have it fixed in the morning. Good luck.
:06:50
Be it ever so humble,
theres no place like home.

:06:58
Mr. Appopolous!

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