What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) Edit

A week, of course.

About a week ago.

About selling the house?

Act like a grown woman.

After all I've done for you, you spy on me. All I'm trying to do is help.

After all those years, I'm still in this chair.

After all, we do pay our bills, don't we?

After she'd run down her own sister, your precious Jane Hudson...

Ah, poor thing.

All crowd around to see Baby Jane Hudson.

All for you.

All right then, I'll ask her about it when I see her again.

All right, all right, all right. Thank you.

All right, Blanche Hudson!

All right, children, thank you. Thank you.

All right, Daddy. Blanche wants some too.

All right, dear.

All right, if you say so.

All right, Miss Hudson. I'm not going to fool with you.

All right, there it is.

All right. Thank you, folks. Thank you.

And answer back and sass.

And do as I am told

And Gemini...

And he bought it for me.

And I know what you're trying to do.

And I was thinking maybe...

And I'm going to revive my act exactly as I used to do it.

And Iliad means quality.

And Papa says I'm good as gold.

And Papa says I've got the brass.

And pretty soon the sun will come up and it will be nice.

And tell me, what are these awful things I'm supposed to be doing to you?

And the longer you leave it, the worse it's gonna be.

And the only one I ever see is that fat sister slouching around.

And the only thing for me to do is not to try and work until it clears up.

And then... And maybe we'll have friends.

And there was a big man there, a policeman...

And there's one in here marked "personal."

And they're desperate for new acts Television, Las Vegas, and all the clubs.

And what about this? You might as well see this too.

And when that happens, I...

And wish you were with us to love".

And wish you were with us to love".

And wish you were with us to love".

And you aren't ever gonna leave it...

And you never paid for this house.

And, uh, who's placing this ad?

Anyway, go. You're fired.

Anyway, in six weeks you'll hand over the house and then she'll have to know.

Anyway, you don't have to talk to Jane.

Are you all right in there?

As a matter of fact, dear...

As far as I'm concerned, you can have her as often as you want.

At 11:25 this morning, local law enforcement agencies...

Attagirl, Janey. Show them how.

Baby Jane dolls. Only $3.25.

Baby Jane Hudson made the money that paid for this house, that's who.

BATES: I wanted to ask about the flowers I brought over for your sister.

BATES: Oh, Miss Hudson, how nice to see you.

BATES: Oh, Miss Hudson!

Because actually he came from a rather distinguished family, socially...

Because I'm afraid. You made me afraid.

Bert Hanley never wrote you any letter or called you on the phone...

Better not tire yourself out using the phone anymore.

BLANCHE (On Phone): Hello? Is somebody...?

Blanche doesn't have any illusions like that.

Blanche Hudson's the biggest thing in movies today.

Blanche, listen to me.

Blanche, would you speak to this man from Johnson's?

Blanche, you're not gonna sell this house.

BLANCHE: Aah!

BLANCHE: Come in, Elvira.

BLANCHE: I need your help.

BLANCHE: Jane, please wait.

BLANCHE: Let them in. Oh, but what if...?

BLANCHE: No. I just wanted to know... Who is down there? I'll tell you.

BLANCHE: Please, help me.

BLANCHE: You must come. I need you here.

Blanche!

Blanche.

Blanche.

Blanche...

Boy, what a no talent broad that Baby Jane is.

But he wouldn't listen.

But he's a doctor, Miss Blanche. And she's a sick woman.

But I do want your opinion. I really do. All my scrapbooks and stuff...

But I don't understand.

But I don't understand. Where'd they come from?

But I guess maybe it'll be too late.

But I have to talk to him. I've got to.

But I just saw her.

But I was just hoping it wouldn't be necessary.

But just a little, please.

But of course, Dehlia can't understand that.

But of course.

But remember, this is the last time this week.

But she's a very fine person, Ben.

But some of those investments aren't paying much.

But then I wouldn't see Edwin anymore.

But they didn't want that.

But they'd be mean to me like they were before.

But when I'm very bad.

But where is it now?

But why would she do a thing like this?

But you are, Blanche. You are in that chair!

But you forgot my breakfast.

But you saw the car coming.

But you'll be glad I did when you see what I have right here...

But you'll have to call her because she isn't here.

But you've got to make up your mind about finding somewhere for Miss Jane.

But...

Bye, now.

Bye.

Can you give me a hint?

Come in.

Come on.

Composing and that sort of thing.

Cops. How do you figure cops?

Could I speak to the doctor?

Crush you.

Daddy bought this house.

Daddy saved them for me from the very first.

DEHLIA: I'm forgotten.

Dehlia? Who's Dehlia?

Did he suggest what we're going to use for money in the meantime?

Did she tell you what her plans were, anything like that?

Did you ever stop to think that...

Did you ever think of that?

Did you ever try refusing one of Blanche's invitations?

Did you have a nice drive?

Did you let that bird out on purpose, Miss Jane?

Did you speak to that Dr. Shelby about Miss Jane like you said?

Did you want this in the personal column or want ads?

Didn't he give you anything new to take?

Do me a favor, Marty, will you? Talk to Blanche.

Do you know what I mean?

Do you mean you're really the Baby Jane Hudson?

Do you remember what year you made that picture?

Do you remember when I first came back after the accident?

Doesn't that give you some kind of responsibility?

Doing what?

Don't act up, sweetheart. You gotta take your nap, you know that.

Don't be silly.

Don't they ever have company? I mean, it must be awful.

Don't worry, Miss Blanche. I'll get you down from here.

Don't worry, you'll be paid for today. I'll send you a check.

Don't you think I know everything that goes on in this house?

Don't you think?

Don't you understand?

Dr. Shelby, we're not going to need you after all.

Drink your drink, Edwin.

Early last week, I think.

Eat your lunch, it will get cold.

Eddie's going to tell!

Edwin, I've got your money.

Edwin, you certainly can play, can't you?

Edwin, you forgot your money!

EDWIN: Mm hm.

EDWIN: Oh, here, let me help you.

EDWIN: Oh, I'm sure we are.

EDWIN: So now you know. That's right. So now we know.

EDWIN: That doesn't prove anything.

EDWIN: This is really a rather charming neighborhood.

EDWIN: Uh huh.

EDWIN: Well, actually, I took a cab.

Edwin!

Edwin!

Edwin! Edwin! Stop it!

Edwin?

Edwin. Edwin. Edwin, please.

Elvira, you didn't know her when she was a child.

ELVIRA: I'll get it off in a minute.

ELVIRA: Miss Blanche?

Elvira.

Elvira...

Even if I do have to sell it, we'll still be together.

Even the food you ate came from me.

Every time I think about something nice, you remind me of the bad things.

Find someone.

Folks, have you ever seen such a lovely doll?

For Blanche Hudson.

For God's sake.

Gardner?

Gee, she must be about 150 by now.

Gee, that's a good idea.

Give me that key.

Going out, are you, dear?

Golden was very upset. He told me the company had a bad year and couldn't...

Gonna take her a year to fix it up the way she wants it before they move in.

Good afternoon.

Good morning, Mr. Weber. I'm Miss Brent.

Good night.

Good night.

Good night.

Good. Yeah, I'd like to order...

Ha!

Ha!

Ha! What do you think?

Hazel should know, shouldn't she?

He didn't call here last week. I know that too.

He didn't write you any letter, either.

He doesn't even know you exist. You don't like that, do you?

He hates me.

He says it's no use my trying to go back to work for another six months.

He used to put them in special books.

He wouldn't like what I did.

He, um... He wrote me a letter.

He's been dead quite a long time now.

He's going to tell.

Hello, beautiful. How about a little souvenir?

Hello, is this Johnson's?

Hello, lovey.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello.

Help me.

Help me.

Help me.

Here at the house.

Here comes the Super Chief!

Here's your $15.

Hey, she just bought that tremendous place Valentino used to have.

Hey, stop.

His address is heaven above

His address is heaven above

His address is heaven above

His address is heaven above.

Hold on, please. I'll see if I can interrupt him.

How about $100?

How about 4 this afternoon?

How about going to dinner somewhere? Somewhere nice?

How could she? You don't have anything in writing.

How do I tell her? How?

How much were you actually thinking of paying?

How silly of me, Edwin. How could you?

How's Miss Blanche these days?

I almost got stuck in the sand when I tried to get around it.

I always liked that picture. It's so...

I always think it's nice to break bread with strangers, don't you?

I always think it's nice to have flowers...

I always think the personal column's nicer, don't you?

I bought this house for the two of us, when I signed my first contract.

I called this morning and placed an ad.

I can see you've done this kind of work before.

I can't even remember the last time I saw words like that written down.

I can't let you in.

I can't let you in.

I can't tell you how nice it is to be seeing all of her old pictures like this.

I certainly didn't mean to suggest that you shouldn't fill any orders for her.

I couldn't resist cutting these for your sister after seeing her show yesterday.

I crippled myself.

I did it myself.

I did nothing of the sort.

I didn't bring you breakfast...

I didn't forget your breakfast.

I didn't know there was anyone in here.

I don't care. I want an ice cream.

I don't care. We'll go to the beach.

I don't get it, Marty.

I don't have to take a nap and you can't make me!

I don't know what to do, Blanche. What am I going to do?

I don't know what you're talking about. You really must be sick.

I don't know, doctor. I mean...

I don't know.

I don't like talking about money, do you?

I don't quite understand.

I don't see how Elvira could make me do a thing like that.

I don't see how you could fail.

I don't think anybody's ever gonna want that picture again.

I don't think my mother ever really appreciated...

I don't think she's feeling very well today.

I don't think you actually mentioned the exact nature of...

I don't want to hear.

I don't want to talk about it!

I don't want to upset her again if I can help it.

I even did that.

I found out tonight that this boy's in trouble, maybe alone.

I got a friend down there. Someone who's come to see me.

I got up this morning and fixed the house.

I guess if my sister needed flowers, we could afford to buy them.

I guess it will be all right, Miss Hudson.

I guess she should know.

I had that happen to me once. It's no joke.

I have an appointment with a Miss Hudson for 4:00.

I have made up my mind.

I have the money. Really, I have. But don't be mean to me.

I have to go up and change. I won't be a minute.

I have.

I hit the gates.

I hope you don't mind. There's something I've been meaning to ask you.

I hope you'll try and remember that.

I just came home and I saw a light...

I just can't wait to get started on rehearsals.

I just don't understand.

I just knew we were going to be friends.

I just told Miss Blanche.

I just told you, I was cleaning the cage and the bird flew out the window.

I know I did...

I know it's 11:00. I'll be there when I get there.

I know who it was.

I know, but I had a free day...

I know, but Jane has gone to another doctor.

I know, Miss Blanche. I know.

I know, Miss Blanche. I know.

I know.

I like this place.

I lost my daddy when I was quite young too.

I made a picture that year too.

I made you go open the gates.

I made you that way.

I made you waste your whole life...

I make the money, so I can have what I want!

I managed to crawl out of the car, up to the gates.

I married you because...

I mean, I take it you're a soloist. Some instrument?

I mean, if she isn't going to deposit her monthly check...

I mean, it's pretty hot and all.

I mean, maybe you were just too independent.

I mean, there aren't that many jobs that'd be suitable, I mean...

I need your help. I need you here.

I need your help. Is the doctor there? I must talk to him.

I only want to talk about the nice things.

I promised my... Dehlia I'd be home for supper.

I remember when it first came out. It had a tremendous reception.

I saw her go in the house a few minutes ago.

I say, what a perfectly charming room.

I see. Just a moment, please.

I shouldn't think so.

I snapped my spine.

I think I understand her.

I think maybe she's in trouble.

I think she seems much better lately.

I think she's jealous of those old movies of yours they're showing on television.

I think you'll find he's very well qualified.

I think you'll find these clippings very interesting.

I thought I told you not to come back till next week.

I thought not.

I thought you were supposed to be the big girl in this family.

I told her to come back next week.

I told him that when we were rehearsing, also when we shot it.

I took some of my old ones down to be copied.

I used to give them to all my really good friends...

I wanna talk to you.

I want to know what's going on around here.

I want to make it up.

I want to order some liquor. It's Jane Hudson.

I want you to be kinder to Jane and your father than they are to you now.

I wanted to call Bert Hanley.

I wanted to run you down.

I was cleaning the cage.

I was gonna write you a note, but now I may as well tell you.

I was just wondering who all those people were at the back door.

I was watching.

I was wondering if you'd mind your cleaning lady giving me a couple of days.

I watched you get out of the car.

I watched you get out of the car.

I won't and you can't make me. I'm not afraid of you.

I won't forget.

I won't have you speak to me like that.

I won't! I don't wanna go back to that old hotel!

I wonder if you can guess who I am.

I wouldn't be here to sign the checks.

I, um... I must tell you.

I...

I...

I'd be dancing on the sand...

I'd no idea that...

I'll be back tomorrow.

I'll be right back, Miss Brent. Help yourself to cigarettes.

I'll bring in some tea. You like tea?

I'll catch on. Watch me.

I'll clean the cage.

I'll come out.

I'll come over right away.

I'll get you some.

I'll go get it for you.

I'll just sit here.

I'll manage, lovey.

I'll put her on.

I'll see you Wednesday.

I'll tell her you said so.

I'm afraid I have bad news about money.

I'm afraid there's been some misunderstanding.

I'm afraid.

I'm Baby Jane Hudson.

I'm Baby Jane Hudson.

I'm dying.

I'm glad I caught you.

I'm going downtown to see a man about jury duty.

I'm going to call Dr. Shelby today.

I'm Jane Hudson.

I'm Mama's little angel.

I'm not happy.

I'm not sure that I haven't been.

I'm not sure.

I'm not trying to do anything. Honestly, Jane.

I'm not worried about any pay. I'd just like to see Miss Blanche before I go.

I'm pleased that you have a friend. That's what you need.

I'm so excited.

I'm sorry, but we must find your sister.

I'm sorry, Edwin.

I'm sorry, I don't have the keys. I must've left them at home.

I'm sorry, I thought you ought to know.

I'm sorry.

I'm very sorry.

I'm...

I've already sent her home.

I've been retired for some time, taking care of someone who's sick.

I've just been cutting some, that's why I came over.

I've written a letter to Daddy.

I've written a letter to Daddy.

I've written a letter to Daddy.

I've written a letter to Daddy.

I've written this letter to Daddy.

I've written, "Dear Daddy, we miss you."

I've written, "Dear Daddy, we miss you."

I've written, "Dear Daddy, we miss you."

If Blanche would let us out of that clause what

If I die...

If there are any calls, I'll take them downstairs.

If they find her, we'll have to run away.

If you don't believe me, why are you selling this house and planning to move?

If you starve, you die.

If you won't give me that key, I'll go right down and call the police.

Iliad will bring the sheen...

Imitating me.

In fact, the last month she's been getting a lot worse.

In the movies? Maybe I worked with him.

In the trash barrel, that's where.

Instead of a stamp I put kisses.

Instead of a stamp I put kisses.

Instead of a stamp I put kisses.

Is that right?

Is that so?

Is this an emotional disturbance you're talking about?

Isn't she great?

Isn't that how I was conceived?

It doesn't make a bit of difference whose it is.

It flew out the window.

It has all lights on it.

It may be Edwin.

It was before we were married.

It was like that time in the hotel room...

It wasn't my fault, but he wouldn't like what I did.

It wasn't my fault. She wouldn't go away.

It wasn't that she was just pretty.

It's a bit of a nuisance, but I had to put my car in for servicing.

It's a genuine Baby Jane doll.

It's a surprise. Would you like to have a...?

It's all fixed, lovey.

It's all right, Miss Blanche.

It's believed Blanche Hudson, film great of the early '30s...

It's blinding me. I can't think of anything else.

It's done. Ha ha ha.

It's Edwin.

It's funny, really.

It's just that I have to be sure I'm doing the right thing for her.

It's nice there. And then we can be friends again.

It's none of my business...

It's not me that needs a doctor, Blanche.

It's so hot today. Did you drive here in your car?

It's so long since you were out of the house, I thought you'd gone for a drive.

It's so sad.

It's still a pretty good picture.

It's the way she's behaving.

It's very hard for an artist when people don't understand.

Jack, please try to understand.

Jane Hudson drove a car straight at her own sister and crippled her for life.

Jane, I want to talk to...

Jane, I'm just trying to explain to you how things really are.

Jane, I'm...

Jane, isn't that a beautiful doll?

Jane, what are you doing? I was...

JANE: After all, we really can't interfere, can we...

JANE: Enjoying yourself?

JANE: Good morning, Elvira. Good morning, Miss Jane.

JANE: He said I was a liar.

JANE: Oh, our business manager.

JANE: Thank you. You're very kind.

JANE: Then what were you ringing for?

JANE: Yes, I've always found it very pleasant.

JANE: You...

Jane! Jane, please!

Jane.

Jane.

Jane.

Jane. Jane, I want to talk to you.

Jane...

Jane...

Jane's got her pride. She's a very sensitive girl.

Just after one of those studio parties...

Just that nosy Mrs. Bates going on about your picture last night.

Just when could you let me have some money?

Kill it.

Last Honeymoon. I remember saying to my husband at the time...

Leave me alone. I need an ice cream!

Let's see now. As I recall, your father took me to see it at the old Majestic.

Let's see, that's an eight line ad. That will be $6.30.

LIZA: Telephone, Mother.

Look, let's go in the kitchen, and have a drink together.

Making me afraid to eat, trying to make me starve myself.

Making people laugh at me.

MAN (On Radio): We interrupt this program...

MAN (On Tv): Will you have champagne? WOMAN: No. Thanks.

MAN (On Tv): You go to bed.

MAN (On Tv): You wanna tell papa your troubles?

MAN (Over Intercom): You gonna want that picture again today, Mr. Golden?

MAN 1: Yeah, that was parked there when we opened up this morning.

MAN 1: You mean that old Lincoln convertible?

MAN 2: That's right.

MAN 2: The keys are there, but I didn't want to move it. I thought maybe...

MAN: Baby Jane dolls. Only three and a quarter. There they are.

MAN: Hey, lady, where you taking those cones?

MAN: Lady, you mind taking off your hat? WOMAN: Oh, excuse me.

MAN: Want to see it again, little girl? It shouldn't frighten you.

Marty McDonald said it was the best thing I ever did.

Maybe Elvira could come in more often.

Maybe I should get a checkup or something.

Maybe it's been left off the hook downstairs.

Maybe she could even live with us.

Maybe so, but Julie's folks have lived here a long time.

Maybe you remember me.

Maybe you shouldn't pay attention to everything Julie tells you.

Maybe you're right.

Meanwhile, if you do hear from her, we'd appreciate you letting us know.

Mis...!

Miss Big, Fat, Movie Star!

Miss Blanche, are you awake?

Miss Blanche, I'll tell you right now, if that sister of yours...

Miss Blanche!

Miss Blanche?

Miss Hill tells me you're a little upset. What's the trouble?

Miss Hudson?

Miss Hudson. Miss Hudson!

Miss Rotten, Stinking Actress!

Mrs. Bates, my sister doesn't ever go out. She's, um, not fit to receive visitors.

Mrs. Bates.

Music changes so much, doesn't it?

My God, Miss Blanche.

My goodness, I remember the first time I saw that picture.

My point is she ought to have sense enough to know...

My sister and I are moving, so we won't want her anymore.

My sister did?

My, it looks good.

My, you're right on time, aren't you?

Need you ask?

Never mind. Maybe he'll come back.

No joke.

No, but that's impossible.

No, dear, but it's a possibility, isn't it?

No, dear.

No, dear. But he's ever such a nice man.

No, I don't know a thing.

No, I don't know, and I'm not going to!

No, I hadn't noticed.

No, I haven't yet. It's, uh, rather difficult.

No, it ought to be me.

No, it wasn't an accident.

No, it wasn't. It was a love story.

No, Jane, it really was.

No, Jane. Please.

No, not really. Actually, I've spent most of my time on serious music.

No, that's not why. You always stopped me from having friends, that's why.

No, they had a great year. They didn't want to show my film.

No, we didn't actually speak on the telephone.

No.

No.

No.

No. I gave her the day off.

No. It's about my sister.

No. It's not that important, is it? Not like relationships between people.

No. No, it's nothing like that.

No. You didn't eat your din din, so you'll have to wait till lunchtime.

No...

None of your business. What were you ringing for?

Not anymore, Jane. Not anymore.

Not exactly.

Not now.

Not now.

Not to mention one or two other less savory items of publicity...

Not to my own sister.

Nothing wrong with it.

Nothing. It's nothing. I didn't do anything.

Now I wish that you would tell me.

Now what do you think you'll do?

Now when I'm very good.

Now you have to depend on me for your food again.

Now you're free to return to your profession?

Now, don't stop for me.

Now, folks, please don't forget there's a genuine Baby Jane doll...

Now, Jane, you talk to nice Mr. Flagg...

Now, Janey, that's enough.

Now, listen. I won't let on who I am.

Now, lovey, never you mind anyway.

Now, you won't be back too late, will you, lovey, huh?

Of course, he was more in the classical tradition as an actor.

Of course, I don't quite remember...

Of course, my father was British...

Of course.

OFFICER: Miss Jane Hudson?

Oh, about the ad.

Oh, Blanche.

Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.

Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.

Oh, he says it's arthritis.

Oh, he should've held that shot longer.

Oh, his secretary.

Oh, how kind people are.

Oh, I am sorry to hear that.

Oh, I don't think it does her any real harm.

Oh, I guess she must still be asleep. She gave me that check last night.

Oh, I know what you mean.

Oh, I wish Daddy could be here right now.

Oh, I, uh, wanted to tell you something's wrong with the telephone.

Oh, Jane, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to ring for my breakfast.

Oh, Jane, please, don't do this to me.

Oh, Miss Hudson, I thought...

Oh, my...

Oh, no, there's nothing like that.

Oh, no.

Oh, no. No.

Oh, officer, there's a car down there parked right out in the road.

Oh, really? Did she like it?

Oh, really? How nice for you.

Oh, shut up!

Oh, sure, she knows.

Oh, that would be Elvira.

Oh, that's charming. That's really charming.

Oh, that's nice. You found something, have you?

Oh, this sounds like just the ticket, doesn't it?

Oh, to hell with it!

Oh, uh, a lot of personality.

Oh, uh, sure.

Oh, yes, Mr. Carson.

Oh, yes. I'm quite fond of tea.

Oh, yes. It was that comedy directed by Lloyd, wasn't it?

Oh, yes. Won't you come a little closer, please?

Oh, yes. Yes, indeed.

Oh, you brought my lunch. A bit early, isn't it?

Oh, you do, huh?

Oh, you're a liar. You're just a liar. You always were!

Oh, you're not comfy like that, are you?

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh. For a minute, I thought you had...

Oh. Oh, good morning, Miss Hudson. I hope I'm not intruding.

Oh. Well, I'll drive you home then.

One final request, all right?

Otherwise we'll probably be getting in touch with you again.

Our, uh, financial position is such that we just, uh...

Paying?

People used to say Daddy could've been a star in his own right.

People would come and see us. Oh, I'd like that.

Perhaps we could find a really good doctor.

Piano and banjo.

Please help me. You've got to.

Please stop.

Please, Blanche.

Please.

Please.

Please.

Please.

Please.

Please...

Poor baby.

Press a button, and you think the whole damn world comes running, don't you?

Quiet down.

RAY: Now, Janey, you don't want all these friends of yours...

RAY: Sure is a hot day today.

RAY: Thank you very much.

Remember when Daddy and I used to rehearse at the beach?

Remember, you can tell your moms that each and every one...

Remind me to send you one of those Baby Jane dolls for Christmas. Ha, ha, ha.

Right. You better send some more help.

Saying, "I love you"

Saying, "I love you"

Saying, "I love you"

Saying, "I love you".

Saying.

Says he's on his way in to see you.

Says we have to make a picture with Jane...

Scare him off...

Secretary, huh?

Secretary.

Shakespeare and that sort of thing.

She did that on purpose. Believe me, she did it on purpose.

She has a pretty hard time, considering.

She left.

She liked it.

She must've thought they were advertisements.

She ran off and disappeared for three whole days.

She said that she was responsible for the accident that crippled her sister Blanche.

She tried to murder her own sister.

She was different. She was so alive.

She worked in the same studio when it all happened.

She'll be upset anyway, Miss Blanche.

She'll never forget those early years...

She'll take you away from me.

She's asleep. I gave her a pill.

She's dying.

She's dying.

She's going to be a movie star, did you know that?

She's got a southern accent like I got a southern accent.

She's got more money than she knows what to do with. Hi.

She's got script approval.

She's just fine.

She's sick, and she's not getting any better.

She's unbalanced.

So now you can tell me what you mean by locking Miss Blanche in her room.

So we're right back where we started.

So when your dog says "Woof, woof"...

So you can have the whole day off.

So you finally decided to come back, huh?

Somebody you love?

Someday it's going to be you getting all the attention.

Someday, sooner or later, that girl's gonna end up in a home.

Sorry to break in on this fine old Blanche Hudson movie, folks.

Sorry to have bothered you, Miss Hudson. Good night.

Sorry. Nothing until matinee tomorrow.

Stop it!

Strawberry. Strawberry, please. Two big strawberries, please.

Sugar?

Suppose there was a fire and she was locked in her room?

Sure is a rotten way to get your picture in the paper.

Sure, I'd be glad to give Mr. Flagg an appointment.

Tell you what, Edwin...

Thank you very much. Thank you.

Thank you, young man, that's gorgeous.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you. This will be in the paper tomorrow.

Thanks, but does Miss...?

Thanks.

Thanks.

Thanks.

That Jane Hudson makes me so mad, I could kill her!

That should take about a week or so.

That would be wonderful.

That... That... That was...

That's a terribly big burden for such a little girl.

That's all right. I don't mind waiting.

That's our problem.