:37:01
Never mind the hat! Everything
is so quiet - don't you think so?
:37:07
You are dreaming.
It was onIy a bad dream.
:37:12
Maybe you are right...
it must have been a bad dream.
:37:16
To have a peacefuI heart, my boy,
that's a gift from God.
:37:20
You sound Iike a Prophet,
Mrs. Lautmann.
:37:22
I aIways Iiked you, Mrs. RosaIie.
:37:25
Tony! I am not going
to cook today.
:37:28
We'II go to Grunspan's for some
bean-soup.
:37:33
It was a terribIe dream -
Iike a weight on my heart.
:37:38
We aII have our sorrows.
:37:40
We aII know the past -
and no one knows the future.
:37:45
Do you know - I've aIways feared
that wooden structure most...
:37:48
That tower of BabeI - Now, did it
stand here or didn't it?
:37:52
Don't you worry, my boy!
Fear was the root of aII eviI!
:37:57
Once we are no Ionger afraid
of each other.
:38:01
Do you hear the beIIs...?
:38:05
Are you sure that's
the cause of it?
:38:14
SiIence! SiIence! In the name
of your Jewish God! Quiet!
:38:19
Stand where you've been toId to!
Stay where you are!
:38:22
Wait your turn!
:38:27
Now Iisten, Jews!
For your own sake -
:38:31
HoId out your registration cards!
:38:35
We are going to caII your names!
In aIphabetic order!
:38:39
Good morning and good Sabbath!
Did you sIeep weII, my boy?
:38:46
For God's sake - what shaII
I do with you, Mrs. Lautmann?
:38:49
No... don't thank me.
:38:53
WeII, go and eat your breakfast.
:38:56
Just a cup of coffee
and a smaII cake.
:38:58
Eat, drink...
there's pIenty of time.