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You certainly may not. You're going to college. College. But all the girls are talking about getting war jobs. I promised your father and myself that all the things we planned for you are going to come true, war or no war. - But I want to do something. - We're doing all we can, dear. Pop is fighting so that you girls can continue... It is three minutes after 7:00. Here. - See what I mean? - Yes. Oh, dear. Here, give him his breakfast. And tell him anything you want to. The old goat. Good morning, Colonel Smollett. Looks like a fine morning. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Where is Superman? I beg your pardon? Pages 9 to 12 inclusive are mysteriously missing. - Where's the other one? - Brig? It's a little early for her. The other egg. That's the only one we have. There's getting to be a shortage. I guess the hens are... busy with war work. Coffee. Do you mind being talked to at breakfast? I most certainly do mind. - It's about Bill. - About whom? Bill. You remember, your grandson. Yes, indeed, I do remember. What about him? He's a nice boy. A most interesting observation, Miss Hilton. I'm afraid you don't understand him. He really needs you to help him, like a mother. He has an inferiority complex, and... Young woman, I have handled men for 35 years, and I don't think I require any instructions on the subject, least of all about my own grandson. I was only trying to help. He respects you so much. Then I'll thank you to do the same and stop your intrusion in my affairs. If you only knew the first thing about psychology, you'd know better than to try to browbeat him. Colonel Smollett, if you'd only listen. You may advise your mother that henceforth I shall have a decent breakfast downtown for 40 cents! I think you're a rude, mean, horrible old goat! Mother! Oh, beautiful for spacious skies For amber waves of grain For purple mountains' majesties Above the fruited plain America, America God shed His grace on thee And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea It is now my pleasure to introduce the class president... Miss Becky Anderson. Class president! Class pinup girl... I heard all about how she got elected. That's not fair, Brig. Becky's a very bright girl. Becky's one of the brightest and most attractive girls in town. I wouldn't go so far as to say that. No, ma'am. Ladies and gentlemen, honored guests, my subject for this occasion is women's place in the war. Golly! - There's Pop! - I see him! - Where? I don't see him. - He was in a jeep. You imagined it. - No, honestly. - Yes, Mother, really, it was Pop. Why did I fall asleep after staying awake through that double feature? Let's wait and see it again. - Quiet. - Be quiet yourself. I beg your pardon. - Mr. Mahoney. - Good evening, Mrs. Hilton. - Sit down. - I'm sorry. - How are you, Mr. Mahoney? - I'm fine, thank you. - Hello, girls. - Good evening, Mr. Mahoney. Jones City, Nebraska, turns out to greet Sergeant Tommy Blair of the Army Air Forces. Tommy, seated between his proud father and mother, joyfully receives the plaudits of his hometown. - You say it's animal? - That's right. And its home is in the Middle West. And it makes a noise like a lion but it puffs like a locomotive. Better give up. You agreed if you hadn't guessed it by the time we got home... I know... it's Soda. No. Brig guessed that long ago. All right, I give up. It's Colonel Smollett, silly. Mother! What's that? - Mother, what do we do? - Is he dead? - It's Bill! - Goodness. Bill Smollett, what were you doing there? The poor boy was just guarding the house. I guess I just dozed off. - You scared us half to death. - I'm sorry. Won't you come in just for a moment? Jane has to get to bed. Mother, may Bill and I take a walk for just five minutes? All right, Jane. Make it ten minutes. But remember, that doesn't mean an hour. - Thank you, Mother. - Good night, Mrs. Hilton. Thanks. Good night, Bill. Gee, I'm sure sorry I missed your graduation, Jane. It's not your fault you couldn't get off. - I would've if I could've. - I know you would've. - Shall we go this way? - That would be fine. - Or this way? - Okay. No, I think the other way is better. - How are things at the field? - They're fine, thank you. - How's everything with you? - Just fine. I want to get a war job, but Mother won't let me. I think she's right. You ought to stay home... No, it isn't that at all. Mother wants me to go to college. Gee, that would take four years, wouldn't it? If I go. - You don't want to go? - No, it's so silly. If I were three or four years older, I could be a Wave. Or a Wac. Or a nurse. That's what I'd rather be most. That would be swell if I was wounded. You shouldn't say such things. I won't be wounded. I'll be killed. Jane, would you care? Well, of course I'd care, silly. - Well, gee, that'd be fine. - What would be fine about it? Well, I thought that if... What I mean is I would be glad if you were sorry if I were killed. What good would that do if you were dead? Yeah, I guess you're right. I don't ever want to hear you talk like that again. Okay. I'm sure sorry I missed your graduation. The ten minutes aren't up yet. - What's the matter? - A wire from Pop. From Pop? Is anything wrong? He's gonna be someplace for an hour between trains and wants us to meet him there. Hurry! We have to catch a train! Show your tickets, please. - Did I get your ticket? - Yes. My daughters are back there. If we keep stopping, I'll miss the biggest deal of my life. Well, I'm in no hurry. I've got plenty of time from now on. Tickets, please. Yes, I got yours before. My husband's never even seen the baby. - Did I get your ticket? - My mother has it. I think babies are just about the cutest things there are. - What's his name? - Dwight Eisenhower O'Brien. - And after the Germans came... - Tickets, please. And after the Germans came, we did not get any milk or any meat at all. Serving only two meals a day on these trains is outrageous! Tickets, please. Can't we do anything to get this train going? Those supply trains have the right-of-way. We're going to meet my pop! He's in the Army. If this train is late, we may not see him before he leaves! Don't you think those tanks had better get through if you want him to come back? Captain Hilton! Captain Timothy Hilton! Well, he said the lobby. Sorry, ma'am, he didn't answer the page. I can't imagine... Oh, here. What'll we do? We're so late. - Thank you. - Thank you, ma'am. Sorry, there's nothing available until October. Are you sure there's no message for Mrs. Hilton? I'm quite sure, but I'll look again. Maybe he hasn't gotten here yet. - Pop's always so dependable. - It wouldn't be his fault, silly. - You have the right hotel? - Yes, definitely. Yes, here it is... "Mrs. Timothy Hilton." No, I'm sorry. We're all filled up. I can't help it if he is with the OPA. - We missed him. - Mother. "I know you'll understand how heartbroken I am "that my orders wouldn't permit me to wait. Kiss the kids for me." - Is there something wrong? - No. No, thank you. "The only address I can give you is APO number 805, care of Postmaster, San Francisco." Army Post Office. Mother, that means we won't be seeing him before... Oh, Mother! No, no. Sorry. No reservations until October. I'm afraid she's awfully heavy for you. Oh, no. She's so like my granddaughter. I love holding her. Is she about the same age? No. Mary is almost 30 now. She's a nurse. Let me show you her picture. She's pretty. Where is she now? I really don't know. You see, she was at Corregidor. I'm so sorry. Mother, won't you let me do something now? Jane, please, darling, not again. I'm so hot and so tired. Just for the summer. I could be a nurse's aide maybe. - All right, Jane. - Gee, Mother, that's swell. But remember now, just for the summer. I embrace the code of the Nurse's Aide. I will do everything in my power to bring comfort to the ailing and the wounded of whatever color, race, or creed. I will accept no compensation and seek no reward, and I will hold as a sacred trust the symbol of mercy which I wear... the Red Cross. "Tell Jane I'm proud of my little Florence Nightingale, "and she must hold the thought that next summer, or the summer after that, we'll be boating again on the lake." The summer after that... "And tell Brig that her candy is all the sweeter because she made it. "But I'm worried about your ration points. You mustn't waste them on me." Waste them on Pop? He's thinking of us, darling. "We get everything we could possibly want. "And don't tell Fidelia, but the grub is wonderful. "I'm gaining a pound a week, and if it doesn't stop soon, "they'll have to make me a general just for appearance's sake. That's all for tonight, except..." - Except for what, Mother? - The rest is to me. Mother, I want to hear it. Can't I have any privacy at all? It's just for Mother, Brig. Didn't you hear? All right. You can hear it. It's not that secret, silly. "That's all for tonight, except to say "that come war, come jungles, come Japanese, "they're all so easy to take "because at the end of this, my darling, I know there waits for me your love." There. Are you satisfied? I think I'll go to my room, Mother. I thought we were going to try those new hairdos from Vogue. Would you mind if we didn't? There's a pamphlet I want to study on third-degree burns. All right, darling. We can try them, Brig. I think it's time something was done about your hair anyway. If you want to, Mother, provided you'll let me... Don't start making deals with me. How old do you think I could look if my hair was up? Well, let's see. I should say just about the same age. But nicer, maybe. Why? Mother, it's just terrible... my not doing anything about the war at all. You've rolled bandages, you've collected salvage, and you've sold more war stamps than any girl in your class... not that that's any surprise to me. - But that's all kid stuff. - It's no such thing. I know it's important, but... Mother, I miss Pop something awful! I know, honey. So do I. - Thanks, toots. - Ice cream? Ice cream again? Sure wish I had some watermelon. Now, you men watch Joe carefully. All it is is learning how to walk again. Thanks. - Got any tutti-frutti? - Sorry, we only have vanilla. Gee, we never have no tutti-frutti. Wake up, Miz Hilton. Wake up. What is it? It's almost time for dinner. Wake up. Where's Mr. Hilton? Mr. Hilton? I guess I must have been dreaming. You sure was sleeping hard. - Aren't you home early? - Yes, ma'am, a little. I got a new union rule for myself... 6:00 quitting. Unless I likes people. - Is that for me? - Yes, ma'am. That's why I woke... What's the matter, Miz Hilton? What is it, child? Jane, Brig, come quick! ...I pray the Lord my soul to take. And God bless Pop and Mother and Jane and Fidelia and Uncle Tony and Soda. And please, God, make Pop safe. I know he is safe. You wouldn't let anything happen to him. But please, make him safe anyway. Amen. Make Pop safe. Are you awake? Yes, Brig. Do you mind if I get into bed with you? No, I don't mind. Don't let Mother hear you. He'll come back to us. He'll come back. Wipe sorrow's tears away Nor let me ever stray From Your side In these troublous times, when many of our loved ones are making the supreme sacrifice, I've searched the Holy Scriptures and my heart for some message of comfort and inspiration to you. On other occasions I've quoted from St. John and the prophet Zechariah. I've reminded you of the 23rd Psalm... "Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me." Today I offer you the words of a Maryland lawyer of another day, when Americans were fighting to preserve their sacred heritage of liberty. "O thus be it ever when free men shall stand "between their loved homes and the war's desolation. "Blessed with victory and peace, "may the heaven-rescued land praise the power "that hath made and preserved this nation. "Then conquer we must "when our cause, it is just. "And this be our motto... In God is Our Trust." Those words have become the last stanza of our national anthem. Bye. - Jane, you know what? - What? Gladys' stepfather is 4F. Jameson's a nice old duffer, but I don't know why we have to have all that flag-waving. How's everything going with you, Emily? Still having a good time, I hope. You know me. "Carry on," is my motto, "come what may." You're one woman who can be depended upon to maintain her standards in these times. - Thank you, dear. - Hello, Mary. - I was so sorry to hear about... - Thank you. I've been meaning to call you, Anne. Really, I have. I just heard the other day about Tim. - I'm terribly sorry. - Thank you, Emily. But you mustn't give up hope. C'est la guerre. By the way, that's a very cute frock you're wearing. I remember admiring it last year. - No, the year before last. - Really? You never were much interested in clothes. Well, I must run along now. - Good-bye, girls. - Good-bye, Mrs. Hawkins. I don't like the way Jane's looking. And, dear, if you run into difficulties about your food, I have a cold storage pantry just filled with goodies. We do beautifully on our points. If everybody had my foresight, there wouldn't be any shortages. Good-bye, dear. Give me a ring sometime. I am so sorry about Tim, but he may turn up yet. Yes, you never can tell. Good-bye, Emily. What are we going to do this afternoon? - Did I say anything to... - Could we go to the movies? How do you feel about it, Jane? That child... can't she do anything but hiss? I'll go see what she wants. There's a concert today in the park, the last of the season. Or does the idea of listening to music bore you? Well, the fact of the matter is... Yeah, I think a concert sounds good. Don't you, Jane? Well, I don't know, Bill. If you feel like some music. Or would you, by some remote chance, like to be alone with each other this afternoon? - No, Mrs. Hilton. - No, Mother, honestly. We thought it might be nice if we went out to the country. Would you mind if I went to Gladys' for the afternoon? Darling, you run along if you want to. See if you can teach her some semaphores. - Bye, Bill. - Bye, Brig. You see, Mother, Bill's leaving tonight. He's been transferred to... what'd you call it? ...a staging area. I didn't know. Do you know where? - Well, yes, but... - Of course you can't say. - Or whether you're going to come back. - It'll be the last stop, I suppose. Isn't that awful, Mother? - I'm sure it's what you want, Bill. - Yes, ma'am. - If it weren't for... - May I see Bill off, Mother? You see, I don't have to go back to camp. I'm catching the Pathfinder at midnight. May I please, even if it is late? Of course, provided I can, too. - Would you? That's wonderful. - Mother, you're so sweet. - You almost knocked me over. - Will you have supper with us? No, thank you. I have a million things to do. I'll see you at the train. So long, kids. Gee, she's nice. - She's so lonely, Bill. - Yeah, I know. - Having difficulties, Colonel? - Hello, Mrs. Hilton. Do you know where I might get some shoe polish that isn't made of old sausage? I wish I could get some sausage that isn't made of old shoe polish. Speaking of sausage, could I fix you a cold lunch? That would be very nice. Very nice indeed. I had intended going downtown, but I was a bit tired. You mean you haven't had any breakfast? No. The fact of the matter is I don't like breakfast on Sundays. But why not? Oh, I see. You mean that since you called off your deal with us for breakfast... You sit right down over there. I'll have it ready in a jiffy. This is kind of you. I'd better clean up a bit. - Why don't you do it right here? - Thank you. I'm very sorry I had that little run-in with your daughter. Jane? It was her fault, I'm afraid. That may be, but there was no excuse for my own boorishness. Let's forget it, shall we? - Salad and milk? - Fine, fine, anything. Mrs. Hilton, I would like to say that I admire very much the manner in which you've taken the news about your husband. I'm afraid that underneath, I'm perhaps not quite so courageous. Then it's all the more admirable. Fortitude is easy when there's no feeling. - Aren't you having something? - I'm not hungry. - Colonel, may I say something? - Anything. I think it's a pity about you and Bill. He's a wonderful boy. I can tell you that. He's so hungry for affection. He's like a lonely puppy. Time he got over his puppyhood, I should say. - Bill's going to be a splendid man. - Perhaps, perhaps. Blood may tell in the end. He's leaving tonight. Going into combat duty, I imagine. Is that so? Jane and he are spending the day together. He's taking the Pathfinder at midnight. I have an engagement tonight. That's too bad. Your grandson's going off to war. But I don't suppose that's of any importance to you. If you'll excuse me. I don't want you to think that I'm any more ruthless than is the case. I do have an engagement, an important one, with a British Army mission that's only here for the day. Here's the wire from them. There's nothing I can do. I'm terribly sorry. I'm sorry for Bill and for you. Perhaps I can finish in time, in which case... - You'll be at the station? - I'll try. I'll try my best. But if I can't, would you... Would you wish the boy luck for me? Of course I will. It'll mean a great deal to him. And thank you very much for the lunch. Will you give us another chance at breakfast? On the house. Of course I will. Delighted, I'm sure. Good afternoon, Colonel. Wonderful woman. Wonderful woman! Was a farmer, had a daughter And her name was Clementine Light she was and like a fairy And her shoes were number nine Oh, my darling, oh, my darling Oh, my darling Clementine You are lost and gone forever Dreadful sorry, Clementine I was thinking how much fun it would be to stay out here always, just like this. Just the two of us. Bill, if we only could. I wonder how this thing works. Something up there on the tractor, I guess. I think I'll try it. This looks like a cinch! Sit tight and I'll give you a ride! Bill, be careful! Bill, stop! The farmer in the dell, the farmer in the dell The farmer in the dell, the farmer in the dell Hi-ho the merry-o The farmer in the dell Say, Jane, we'd better get out of here! Where are you? I'm right here, you darn fool. Jane, I'm sorry. What happened? We'd better get inside someplace before it starts to rain. Come on, Jane. Oh, boy, we certainly made it just in time! How will we get home if this keeps up? Must be almost 7:00. Well, what do you know? You guessed it! It's just exactly 18 minutes to 7:00. Only five hours more. I almost forgot for a little while. I didn't forget, not for a minute. I've thought about it all day long. Well, gee, I never thought anybody would care about me... anybody like you. Jane, I don't want to leave you. It won't be for long, darling. It might be for months, or for years, maybe. It doesn't matter. I'll be thinking about you all the time. Someday the war will be over. Then we can be... - Then we can be married, Jane? - Do you want to be, Bill? Oh, darling. I'm so happy. I just can't believe it. I just can't. I love you. I do. I love you, I love you. I just don't understand it. Bill, do you realize we're engaged? Engaged. Aren't you going to kiss me? There's just one thing I want more than anything else. And what's that? I want you and Pop to meet and know one another. I hope he'll like me. How could he help liking you? Bill, you're so sweet, so good, so handsome. Handsome? Why, I love your face. It's the cutest face I've ever seen. Cute? That's a fine thing to say to me. And you're such a baby. Look, the rain's stopped. Isn't that too bad? Yes. It's awful, but we'd better get started back. We've got to make that train. Yeah, I guess you're right. I hope you didn't catch the flu in this storm. Don't start worrying about me or I'll break our engagement. You have the prettiest hair. I'll bet no other nurse's aide has hair like that. Lots of them have. Prettier, too. - They don't have as pretty eyes. - Prettier. Noses, then. - Lots prettier. - I don't believe it. I'll tell you one thing they don't have. They don't have precious you to take them out to the country. Come on, let's go. Precious, cute... New York Central train number 2, the Pathfinder, leaving at 12:01 for Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Albany, and New York on track number 4. Just let me look at you, darling. It's a picture I'll carry with me always. Now go, and don't even look back. Look at the nice apple Daddy got you. But I don't want you to go away. So it is late. Let me come up for ten minutes. I'm sorry, Mom. I've only got five minutes. My furlough was canceled. I swear, I can't tell any difference between it and butter. - Hello. My mommy's a sergeant. - No fooling! I won't forget. What's a good excuse for being AWOL? Agnes, look, on that dame... nylons. Now go, and don't even look back. Five months' pay... give me some War Bonds, and plenty of 'em. What, Bill? - Nothing. Just Jane. - Silly. It suits me if they tax me 100%. Oh, yeah? - I was just thinking. - So was I. I wonder if there's someplace free where we don't have to dance with hostesses. In 15 minutes you'll be gone. I know, I'll meet you in New York. You will? And we'll get married and I'll have a baby. Boy, that sounds wonderful. We'll get married and I'll have a baby. We'll do it... the day the war is over. No, I mean tomorrow. Or Tuesday. Gee, Jane, we couldn't do that. - Yes, we could, and we will. - You could and you will what? Now, don't tell me you two are having an argument. A fine thing, I must say... ten minutes before train time. It doesn't make any sense, Jane. What doesn't make any sense? All right, don't tell me, then. Jane, would you get Bill some magazines? - He doesn't need any. - I don't need magazines. Then some newspapers or cigarettes... anything. But, Mother, why? Because I want to talk to Bill. I'll be finished by the time you get back, I promise. I'm sorry to break in on these last minutes, Bill. I hope you're not worried over what we were talking about. - I told Jane... - You don't have to tell me. I wanted to talk to you about your grandfather. Oh, him. The colonel was very upset about your leaving. How did he know I was leaving? Did you tell him? Yes. I hope you don't mind. It doesn't make any difference. Not to him, it doesn't. Your grandfather loves you very deeply. Then why wasn't he here to see me off? I think he'll still make it. He said he was going to try, and I believe him. He said if he didn't, to wish you luck. He did? Isn't there something you want me to say to him? Well, maybe you could tell him that... tell him that I'm a Smollett, all right, and before this thing is over, I'll make him proud of me yet. Gee, that's a grandstand speech for you. No, it isn't. It's the very nicest gift you could give him. When you come back, we'll be waiting for you... the whole family. Thanks, Mrs. Hilton. I hope Jane doesn't bring me back any mystery magazines. I can't follow them. Here she is. Have you finished, Mother? I tried to get mystery magazines, but they're all sold out. - You see how lucky you are? - What do you mean? Never mind. Good-bye, Bill. Where are you going, Mother? I'll wait at the soda fountain. You two finish your argument. We weren't arguing. You were giving a good imitation of it. - So long. - Good-bye, Mrs. Hilton. I hope... I know everything's going to be all right about Mr. Hilton. Gate number 2 now open for the Pathfinder leaving at 12:01 a.m. You will marry me when it's over, won't you? You won't be mad because I didn't marry you now? Of course I won't be mad. - But you take care of yourself. - I will. - You write to me. - I will. - You do understand, don't you? - I think so. You know it's because I wouldn't want you to be... Well, you know, if anything happened to me... - A widow, you mean. - Yes, but not only that. If something happened... I mean, if I was... If you were wounded? Bill, I'd take care of you the rest of our lives, always. Gee, we're being silly. Maybe I'll be sent to Bermuda or someplace. - I don't think so. - Why, Jane? Because you're going to really show them. And you know where we'll go when we're married? Right up to West Point. And you'll show them your medals. All aboard! You better get on. I almost forgot, I have something for you. You have? You didn't have to do that. - Here. It's my class ring. - That's wonderful. You're sure you don't need it? I don't know what's more important than its being our engagement ring. Isn't it awful that I didn't get you a ring? But I'll send you one. It doesn't fit. I should have gotten you something else. No, I'd rather have this than anything. Better get on, son. We're about to pull out. Hurry up, son. Go ahead, Bill. I almost forgot. Here. Have your picture taken as soon as you get there and send me one. I will. And don't you go getting fatter. Don't worry, I won't. Jane, here! Hurry! It's your watch! You'll need it! Good-bye, darling. Bill, I'll keep it. I'll keep it with me all the time. So long, darling. Bye. Take care of yourself. - Good-bye, Bill! - Good-bye, darling. Good-bye, darling! I love you! - I love you, darling! - Good-bye, darling. Good-bye, darling. Good-bye, darling. - Has the Pathfinder left yet? - Yes, sir, right on time. Hello, Brig! Hi, Jane. Wait for me. I'll be there in a minute. Now, Gladys, don't forget to go to the Jacksons' and pick up those big empty paint cans. I'll see you tomorrow. - How are things at the hospital? - Fine. - How's school? - Same old bore. Young girls should get an education. Is that so? I didn't notice you dashing off to college. I'll go to college eventually to please Mother. We couldn't afford it now anyway. Maybe Bill and I will go together after we're married. Fat chance. Mrs. William Smollett II, queen of the freshman hop. Look at Soda. He's got some new playmates. Hello, Soda. Jane, what have you heard from Bill? He's fine. I think he expects to see action any day now. Wouldn't it be fun to go there on your honeymoon and visit the places he's fought? I don't think so. I wanna get a little place all by ourselves, just as far away from all that as... What about a houseboat on the Nile? Or a cottage on the beach at Waikiki. You could go surf-riding. Jane, will you take me along? Brig, how can you be so infantile? All right, I'll be getting married myself someday, and you'll be looking for an invitation from me. Then you'll be sorry you were so snooty about it. Come on in, Soda, if you're coming. - Hello, girls. - Hello, Mother. Would you mind checking the oven? I've been making cookies. - Mother, do I have to? - Do as Mother asks, Brig. All right. Come into the living room. I'd like to talk to you. What's the matter? - Mayn't I talk to you if I want? - Of course. But you sound so strange. Do I? I'm sorry, I don't mean to. What is it? Why couldn't Brig hear? Is that why you sent her... - Not about... Pop? - No. Sit down, darling. Jane, dear, I'm terribly proud of the way you've grown up. I'm sorry Pop missed it. Is that all? That's sweet of you, Mother. No, dear, it isn't... It's so wonderful being at the hospital. I wish you could come and visit. I will. But some of it's so sad. If you could see those boys. And they're so cheerful, most of them. I know. They have such courage. I like to think that you have that kind of courage, too, darling. What are you trying to tell me? That when a man goes off to war, we have to be... It's Bill! The telegram came just a few minutes ago. It was addressed to you, but I opened it. Did it say he was missing or what? I don't care if he's wounded, if only... No, dear, it said he... It said he died in action at Salerno. It couldn't be! It couldn't be! It could be a mistake, couldn't it, Mother? I've heard that sometimes they get the names mixed up. No, honey, you mustn't fool yourself. That would be the worst thing of all. You've got to face it, as hard and cruel as it is. Yes, I know. I've known it all along. Cry, darling. Cry your heart out. I won't try to tell you that you'll get over it soon, because it will take time... maybe a long time. No, I won't cry. A wonderful boy loved you, Jane. That doesn't happen to everybody. But I had him only for such a little while. I'll go help with supper. There's chicken fricassee just the way you like it. Sounds fine. Isn't it funny? We were just talking. Brig was just saying about our... ...about our honeymoon. Oh, my baby. My poor, poor baby. He struggled so hard to be a soldier because I insisted on it. I, in my infinite wisdom. He would have been a soldier anyway as things turned out. Yes, but all he learned from me was the glory, decorations, parades. Bill had character and courage. I know you gave him those. I hope so. - He loved you. - Mrs. Hilton, I'm not a child. He hated me. To whom did that telegram come? Why, he didn't even list me as next of kin. The telegram came to Jane because they were to be married. - I didn't know, of course. - I should have told you before. Colonel, if only you could believe that he loved you. Don't you remember the message he sent to you... that he was a Smollett, all right, and before the war was over, you'd be proud of him? He did say that, didn't he? Yes, I am proud of him. My only grandchild had to die before l... Come in. Good evening, Colonel Smollett. Good evening, Jane. Come in, please. I thought perhaps I could bring you a little supper. Why, thank you. That's most thoughtful of you. I'm awfully sorry about... Would you like to have this? I think he'd rather you... - I'm awfully glad we're friends. - So am I. I'll get your supper now if you'll excuse me. Colonel, won't you have supper with us? I should love to. - I'll come right down, dear. - All right, Mother. And I might have had that wonderful child as a granddaughter. Bill was fortunate to have known her. Bill deserved her. He was such a good boy. Yes, I dare say. The good die first. And they whose hearts are dry as summer dust burn to the socket. Shall we stop a moment and rest in the shade, Mr. Williams? I can't imagine anything more pleasant than being out here. Or do you miss the water? I love to sail, so I can understand it if you do. I hate it. I never want to see the ocean again. Would it help you to talk about it? I hate the ocean. Of course you do. I understand. It's almost time for your lunch. Dr. Golden will be angry with me if you're late. He's taken a great interest in you. Me in the Merchant Marine? That was a joke in the first place. I've always hated the water, ever since I was a kid. But most boys love the water. They love to swim. I couldn't swim. Then one day my brother Jimmy pushed me off the pier. Then he had to pull me out. He was always laughing at me and telling me not to be yellow. He told me not to be yellow when our ship was hit. That was the last time I ever saw him. You're not a coward, Danny. Fear is normal. We'll help you to understand that. And when you do, you won't be afraid of the water. You won't even be afraid of being afraid. Rest a while, Danny. You're a fine boy. I'm sorry to have interrupted you, Dr. Golden, but I was instructed to get the patient to bed. It's all right. He's had quite enough for one day. Doctor, will Mr. Williams be all right? In time. In time. He's a fine young man. He must have another chance at life, and we must work to give it to him. His burns seem almost healed. Yes, his burns, but the most serious injury... that, I am afraid, will take more time. The injury to his mind? Is that what you mean? No, not to his mind. To his confidence in himself and in others. Yes, we must rebuild Danny Williams' life all the way back and all the way forward. Hasn't there ever been anyone close to you, Miss Hilton, for whom you would like to have done that? Yes, there was someone. There was. We must not live in the past, my child. There is a whole wide broken world to mend. Come, come, I mustn't have another patient. How would you like to do a tired old man a favor? - Anything, Doctor. - Then smile for me. Let me see that young people still can smile as they used to long ago. Yes. Just as I remember. Good night, my child. Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday, dear Colonel Happy birthday to you Thank you, Mrs. Hilton. Thank you, Jane. Thank you, Brig. And thank you, Fidelia, for the beautiful cake. Better wait till you taste it. It's kind of an experimentation. Now you make a wish. And if you want it to come true, you have to blow out all the candles with one breath. Really? All of them? Yes, indeed. Don't you think we might allow the colonel two breaths? No special dispensations are necessary. Now you have to get the first piece. Really, Bridget, I wasn't born yesterday. There are a few things that I do know. Bridget, he's here again. Soda, get down. Come here. He never does that with anybody else. He's apparently very devoted to you. I have taken every conceivable step to discourage his affection. I wonder who that could be. Is you anticipating callers, Miz Hilton? I'll answer it, Fidelia. Don't you bother. You're busy. If it's Gladys, I'm not home. Yes, the bad penny again. - How are you, Janie? - I'm fine, Tony. Brig wrote me about... everything. Please, don't talk about it. I understand. - Who is it, Jane? - You'll never guess! It's the colonel's birthday. We're giving him a party. Maybe I'd better go. You'll do no such thing. You're just what we need. - Not Lieutenant Willett! - Lieutenant Commander to you. Not really? Congratulations. You didn't say you were coming back. I was going to write you, but I wasn't sure you cared. You're just in time for some birthday cake. - Good evening, Mr. Willett. - How are you, sir? So you've been promoted. I suppose there must have been some reason for it. I'm sure I don't know what it could have been. I was sorry to hear about Bill. Thank you. Sit down, Tony. That looks good. Where's Fidelia? - Here I is, Lieutenant Willett. - Fidelia. This makes it official. - Here, give me that. - Thank you. I sure is glad to see you back. Should I move the rooms around like before, Miz Hilton? Oh, my goodness! Don't worry, I've got a room downtown this time. Never heard tell such a thing. Now... I almost forgot, I have something for you, Jane. Didn't you bring me anything? It isn't anything, but I couldn't resist getting it for Jane. Where on earth did you get it? It was practically the only thing left of a little shop in Salerno. I'm sorry, Jane. I didn't know where... It's all right, Tony. Well, isn't anybody interested in this cake? By the way, Fidelia, just what was the experimentation you referred to in connection with this cake? I tried something new. I bought it. You clearly see there's nothing in the handkerchief. Nothing at all that meets the human eye. I'll show you both sides so you can be sure I'm not holding back anything. Correct, Brig? I suppose there's something there, but I'll play along. - How about you, sir? - There's nothing in that handkerchief. You don't need to labor the point further. Tiresome, isn't it? Watch. Presto, change-o. - Marvelous! - I'll get it. I think I'd like to learn that trick, Mr. Willett. It might amuse the dodos at the Army and Navy Club. I'd be honored, sir. Good evening, Brig. Is your mother at home? That sounds like your favorite woman. Mrs. Hawkins... that voice has haunted me across the Atlantic. Hello, Emily. I haven't seen you in ages. Good evening, Lieutenant Willett. I didn't know you were back. I've learned a new trick. The Navy thought I ought to bring it home for purposes of morale. I thought you already knew all the tricks, Lieutenant. Touché, as we used to say in Minneapolis. And this, I presume, is General Smollett. - I've heard so much about you. - I thought you'd met before. No, but I envy you, having such a distinguished man as your guest. It is I who should be envied. And it is Colonel Smollett, madam, and Lieutenant Commander Willett. I always get those things mixed up. It doesn't matter what a man's rank is. It's his character that counts. Hello, Jane. What's this I hear about you working at the hospital? - I'm a nurse's aide. - A nurse's aide? What a revolting idea for an unmarried girl of your age. Our whole code of living seems to be completely ignored these days, and possibly it's none of my business. You're quite right, Mrs. Hawkins. It is none of your business. I must say, Lieutenant or Commander or whatever you are, the Navy hasn't improved your manners any. Please, Tony. Please, Emily. It's the colonel's birthday, and we're trying to have a party. I'm sorry. I meant no offense to you, Jane. I simply feel that well-brought-up young girls shouldn't be permitted to have such intimate contact with all sorts of... All sorts of boys who've lost their arms and legs? They're young, too, lots of them. But they weren't too young for that, Mrs. Hawkins. And I don't think breeding entered into it, either. Bravo, Jane. I don't care to debate it with you, Jane. But surely there are women who are more suited... There aren't women more suited. And women who might help, like you, think you're doing your part if you attend a canteen dance for your own pleasure. You're tired, honey. Why don't you go upstairs? Yes, Mother. There are just one or two more things I want to say. She's not worth it. We're not V-Girls! We're simply helping with the wreckage. Brig, let's go play with our dolls. Don't worry, Mrs. Hawkins. Please don't worry if our precious well-bred hands come in contact with those mangled bodies. We'll survive! Even when they don't! What has happened that you would permit a child of yours to talk that way without so much as a... Without so much as what? Thank heaven my child had the courage to say to you what should have been said long ago. And let me add that I'm ashamed that I've put up with you, that I've even known you. Well! From now on, you needn't know me. Don't you think for a minute you have me fooled. I've not forgotten how you felt about your husband joining up. And may I ask just what other noble sacrifices you've made to give you the privilege of being so self-righteous? I'm afraid that's just it, Emily. I haven't really made any sacrifices. I haven't hoarded and cheated and done the selfish, unpatriotic things that you've done, but as far as making sacrifices, I'm afraid we're two of a kind. And the realization of it doesn't make me very proud or happy. Well! Good-bye, Major. I think we've seen the last of Mrs. H. For a while. When I think of the good men they waste on Kitchen Police. I wish getting Emily out of the house was a solution to something. It's a temporary solution to the problem of avoiding Emily Hawkins. How about a little nightcap for the three of us, Anne? I'll run up and see how Jane is, if you don't mind. You'll find some scotch on the sideboard. Please don't go, Tony. I want to talk to you. - Say when, Colonel. - That'll be fine. Happy birthday. Thanks. I almost forgot. - A pity, isn't it? - It sure is. Well, I think I'll take myself off to bed. Good night, Willett. I rather like you, if I may say so. Couldn't be more pleased, sir. - You'll ruin your big toe. - Wouldn't that be awful? I'd never be able to place-kick again for old Rutgers. You didn't expect to find another front here at home, did you? But our side won... victory over gas power. - How's Jane? - She's fine. Her thinking is as clear as a bell. How am I, why don't you ask? Trying to figure out what sacrifices you can make? Don't, Tony. After all you've been through, to have to listen to you berate yourself. You wouldn't sit down and let me talk for a minute, would you? All right. But I won't promise to listen. What's your guess as to why I joined the Navy? 'Cause you want to do your part, just the way Tim did. Don't kid yourself. I'm no Tim. I joined up because Top Hat suddenly seemed a little silly and I wanted to have some fun and excitement. I laughed up my sleeve at all the fellows who were giving out with noble motives, the Four Freedoms, and all the rest of it, but I found out that it all added up to a simple corny phrase that I couldn't laugh off... "Home sweet home." - I know. - You do know? You're doing a swell job here at home holding things together. Those daughters of yours, they're pretty wonderful. I know Tim's going to be mighty pleased with them. I imagine he'll be a bit surprised to see how Jane grew up without so much as a by-your-leave. Yes, she grew up while Mother knitted. Or worse still, while Mother didn't even knit. That's the point, Tony. Can't you see it? Boy, I see what you mean now about not listening. - I guess I was pretty dull. - All right, laugh at me. But it's settled in my mind once and for all. I have a husband who went off to fight for this home and for me... that's what you said. And I have children who had courage and intelligence while their mother lived in a dream world. I've come out of it. I buy your "Home sweet home" idea, but I want to do something about it. Well, say something. Don't tell me that glib Tony Willett's at a loss for words. Well, Annie, my girl, I'm afraid you're right. I hope you'll think I was right, too, Tim, and that someday you'll be interested in reading this diary. And I hope you won't be too shocked when you hear that I'm actually training for work in a shipyard. Yes, tremendous changes have taken place in the pampered woman who was your wife. It's hard even for me to realize I'm studying to be a lady welder. And doing very nicely, so it seems. Oh, Tim, I love it so, and I have such admiration for all these people. There's one woman I can't wait for you to meet. Her name is nothing like we ever heard at the country club. It's Zofia Koslowska, and she likes me because she thinks I helped her through a most awful and tragic loneliness. I wish my little boy had lived so he could have seen America. I used to read to him about it every night when the shades were drawn and the sound of heavy boots marching down the street made my poor little Janka shake until I thought his bones would crack. And then we'd pray together that God would let us go to the fairyland across the sea. If only he could have been with me the day I went all by myself to the Statue of Liberty and read what it says there for the whole world to see. Do you know it? Anne Hilton, did you ever read it? No. I'm sorry to say, I don't know it. I'll never forget it. I know it so well here because I feel it so much here. It says... "Give me your tired, your poor, "your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, "the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. "Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door." You've helped light that lamp for me, Anne Hilton. And then, Tim, she said the most thrilling thing that has ever been said to me. She said... You are what I thought America was... what I meant when I prayed with little Janka. And as in my own small way I help here in the shipyards, I hope I may be worthy of her words, just as each night I pray that always I may be worthy of those other thrilling words... ... the first time and every time since that you've said, "I love you." Now remember, don't start until the door opens. And when it does, let 'em have it. What's the matter? You look reluctant. It ain't that I don't trust you, but I'd like to have my money first. You've got a very suspicious nature. All set? Lieutenant Solomon, clear for action. Aye-aye, sir. Jane, Colonel, come on. Somebody's here. They're singing! - I'll be down in a minute. - Come on, Colonel! "Silent night, peace on earth, goodwill toward men." I didn't want to wrap this in a box with fancy ribbon, but I knew you'd like to have it. Thank you, Janie. Merry Christmas. - Who's next on your team? - Colonel Smollett. Get going, Colonel. You're our anchorman. We've given you a nice easy one. Please don't be patronizing. I can act it. - All right, go. - We've only got a minute and a half. You might wait until I've read it. - Have you read it? Time. - Let's go, Colonel. Anchors aweigh. - That is not it. - Please, Colonel. - Two words. - It didn't say to talk. What difference does it make if I say "two" or hold up two fingers? Come on, Colonel, it's a half a minute already. Is it an animal? Come on, Danny Williams, give him a question. Is it a quotation? Army mule. They're being very stupid, Colonel. You're giving a wonderful performance. Do something else. Rolling stone. No talking, Colonel. Colonel, don't get sore. Just try doing what you did before. If we don't guess it, we'll give up. Anybody could guess that. You can't guess, Fidelia. No fair. We can afford to be generous. Let them have Fidelia. - Bottoms up. - Thank goodness! - Was that it? - Certainly that was it. I'm glad you weren't on their team the whole time, Fidelia. - How'd you guess it, Fidelia? - It weren't nothin'. I'm just naturally... psychopathic. Come on, don't be nervous. Come on. Mother, Gladys wants to say something. Well, hallelujah! Bring her in! This is Gladys Brown, everybody. She's a friend of mine. - Come in, Gladys. - She wants to say something. Come on, Gladys, it isn't hard. Honest. Merry Christmas. Well, she made it anyway. I have big plans for her next year. Yes, she could be the class orator. Come on, everybody, coffee and sandwiches. Congratulations, sir. I thought you acted very good. It was nothing really. Gee, that was fun. The colonel's a good sport. Yes, we all adore him. Fidelia, when did you start specializing in this bird food? You won't tell anybody? There's a chicken leg I saved for you. - That's more like it. - Sneak out by yourself. You'll find it on the second shelf in the icebox. It's a wonderful party. It's Tony. He brings life to any party. Tony's doomed to go through life as everybody's darling. Even to his men? Well, they don't think of him as darling, exactly. Hero worship's more like it. I'll bet he didn't tell you he's been recommended for the Navy Cross. No, really? He'll make jokes about it, but he's very proud of it. I want to talk to you, John Paul Jones. What have I done now? The Navy Cross... that's what you've done. Yes, he told me. Do they give you a ribbon? What does it look like? What are the colors? - It looks just like that. - Stop it, Tony. This is an old one. It's last year's model. He'll joke about it, but he's really very proud of it. Well, he said the same thing about you. - If you people will excuse me now. - He did, did he? Never mind about him. I want to talk to you. I wish Solomon would stop acting as my press agent. - What do I do with this? - What do you suppose? - Finish it, you wastrel. - I could use milk with it. Honestly. I never knew heroes were so helpless. Here, look out. Tony, I'm really very angry with you. I have to find things out from a stranger. Didn't think you'd be interested. Of course not. No, all I want to know is if you found any new sugars in Sicily. I don't want to shock you, but it's no wonder those Italians can paint. There was a dame standing in the middle of the street with a big tub of spaghetti, and she had... she had... Never mind what she had. I have a little imagination. Yeah. Well, even as I looked at her, I thought, "She's good, but what are all the women in the world compared with Anne?" Tony, will you never stop? I'll never stop, Anne, as long as I can dream about you. If you ever thought that dream had a chance of coming true, you'd... I'd what, Anne? Finish it yourself. You make it pretty tough for me. I'd feel I'd been wrong about you all my life. I'd have to go looking for a new ideal. It's a little late for that. What's more, you'd run for your life. But first you'd wring my neck as I'd expect you to. That's right, and what would be the fun in that? I'd never be able to break my heart over you anymore. Tony, never grow up. Never, never. Or I'd lose something very dear to me. Something very dear to all of us. All right, but I'm going to sound awful silly someday making verbal passes at you when we're both in wheelchairs. I'm looking forward to that. Now wipe the milk off your silly face and tell me in your usual accurate fashion how you became a hero. Well, I'll tell you. I suddenly thought it was kind of damp on deck. I looked down and seemed to be standing in a swimming pool... - Well, good-bye, Jane. - Good-bye? I've signed on again and I'll be shipping any day now. - You must be glad. - Yes, I am. Jane, you've been wonderful to me. May I write to you? I wish you would. Okay! You started it! Merry Christmas! I still contend that if there had been one lone, single, solitary grain of intelligence on our entire team... - Colonel, stop right where you are. - What's the matter? And stop blushing. It's an old custom. As I recall the custom, Mrs. Hilton, the ceremony isn't complete until everyone has participated. Thank you, Anne. I haven't had an experience like this in 45 years. Well, Merry Christmas to you all. - Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas, Colonel. Come on, Soda. Coming up, Mother? Not for a little while. I have a few things to do. Good night. - Good night, darling. - Good night, Mother. - Merry Christmas, Mother. - Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, darlings. What are those, Fidelia? Mr. Hilton done sent these to me a long time ago and told me to put them under the Christmas tree just like we've always done. Now, now, no tears, Fidelia. There's nothing to cry about. I can't help it. He sent me something, too. Mr. Hilton never forgot me, even when he was fighting them devils. He'll be so happy to hear that you're back on the old job again. Yes, ma'am. Miz Hilton, can I confide something? Yes, Fidelia. Brig sent her daddy his gift just like nothing happened. Of course she did. So did Jane. So did I. You all did that? Miz Hilton, I guess I just ain't on the right side of the Lord. I just ain't had the right kind of faith. But I will have. From now on, I'll be a true believer. And now I'm wishing you a good night, Miz Hilton. Good night, Fidelia. Hello? Cable gram? Yes, read it, please. What was that? No. Yes, yes. Yes, mail it to me, please. Yes, ma'am. It's a cable! Pop's safe! Pop's safe! I just got word he's coming home! He's coming home! |
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