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:52:03
1042W, please.
:52:05
I can understand you wanting to see
this girl, but not in public.

:52:09
You know what I mean.
:52:11
Nobody's fighting you.
I'll be as big a Harrington as you are.

:52:14
I'll marry a cold fish,
then cheat the rest of my life.

:52:17
An apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
:52:20
But the graduation dance
is important.

:52:22
You want a new car, don't you?
:52:25
Betty? Hello, Betty. This is Rodney.
:52:30
Look, Betty, this is so terrible,
I don't know where to begin.

:52:34
Tell her.
:52:35
Betty, the graduation dance is off.
:52:41
She hung up. What a fine graduation.
:52:44
- I know someone you can take.
- Who?

:52:46
Allison MacKenzie.
:52:48
Her mother kicked me out of the house
for kissing her.

:52:51
I'll talk to her mother.
Allison's a girl of quality.

:52:54
Quality's a very good thing in woolen
cloth, but it's very dull on a big date.

:53:15
I didn't know you were
such a good dancer, Allison.

:53:18
- Thank you.
- Yeah, sure.

:53:22
- Hi, Rod.
- Hi there, Allison.

:53:32
Hey, Rodney, looking for someone?
:53:36
After the dance,
shall we go to Rockland?

:53:38
Okay.
:53:40
Oh, really?
:53:56
- Some more, Mrs. MacKenzie?
- No, thank you, Ms. Thornton.


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