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Get ready for academic absurdity and football frenzy in this 1932 Marx Brothers classic! In Gridiron Mayhem, Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff (Groucho Marx) takes over Huxley College and brings his signature nonsense to the world of higher education. As he recruits football players through mix-ups and mischief, his brothers Harpo and Chico join the mayhem, turning the college into a full-blown comedy circus.
From witty one-liners to chaotic gridiron scenes, this film is a satirical jab at academia and sports culture during the Great Depression era. A perfect blend of laughs, music, and timeless Marx Brothers energy.
From witty one-liners to chaotic gridiron scenes, this film is a satirical jab at academia and sports culture during the Great Depression era. A perfect blend of laughs, music, and timeless Marx Brothers energy.
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00:00:00The End
00:00:30The End
00:01:00And so, in retiring as president of this college, it is indeed a painful task to bid you all goodbye.
00:01:10And now, with the utmost pleasure, may I present to you the man who is to guide the destinies of this great institution,
00:01:18Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff.
00:01:21Professor, it is indeed an honor to welcome you to Huxley College.
00:01:32Never mind that. Hold this coat.
00:01:33By the way, Professor, there is no smoking.
00:01:41That's what you say.
00:01:42It would please the faculty if you would throw your cigar away.
00:01:49The faculty members might just as well keep their seats. There'll be no diving for this cigar.
00:01:55Members of the faculty, faculty members, students of Huxley and Huxley students.
00:02:00I guess that covers everything.
00:02:01Well, I thought my razor was dull until I heard his speech.
00:02:05And that reminds me of a story that's so dirty I'm ashamed to think of it myself.
00:02:09As I look out over your eager faces, I can readily understand why this college is flat on its back.
00:02:14The last college I presided over, things were slightly different. I was flat on my back.
00:02:18Things kept going from bad to worse, but we all put our shoulders to the wheel,
00:02:21and it wasn't long before I was flat on my back again.
00:02:24Any questions? Any answers?
00:02:26Any rags? Any bones? Any bottles? Today, any rags?
00:02:30Let's have some action around here. Who'll say 76?
00:02:32Who'll say 1776?
00:02:34That's the spirit, 1776.
00:02:37No doubt you would like to know why I'm here.
00:02:39I came into this college to get my son out of it.
00:02:41I remember the day he left to come here, a mere boy and a beardless youth.
00:02:45I kissed them both goodbye.
00:02:46By the way, where is my son?
00:02:50Young lady, would you mind getting up so I can see the sunrise?
00:02:53So, doing your homework in school, eh?
00:02:58Hello, old timer.
00:03:00My dear professor, I'm sure the students would appreciate a brief outline of your plans for the future.
00:03:05What?
00:03:06I said the students would appreciate a brief outline of your plans for the future.
00:03:10You just said that. That's the trouble around here. Talk, talk, talk.
00:03:13Oh, sometimes I think I must go mad.
00:03:16Where will it all end? What is it getting you?
00:03:18Why don't you go home to your wife?
00:03:19I'll tell you what, I'll go home to your wife, and outside of the improvements, you'll never know the difference.
00:03:23Pull over to the side of the road there and let me see your marriage license.
00:03:27President Wagstaff, now that you have stepped into my shoes, oh, is that what I stepped in?
00:03:32I wondered what it was.
00:03:34If these are your shoes, the least you can do is have them cleaned.
00:03:36The trustees have a few suggestions they would like to submit to you.
00:03:39I think you know what the trustees can do with their suggestions.
00:03:41I don't know what they have to say.
00:03:45It makes no difference anyway.
00:03:47Whatever it is, I'm against it.
00:03:50No matter what it is or who commenced it, I'm against it.
00:03:56Your proposition may be good, but let's have one thing understood.
00:03:59Whatever it is, I'm against it.
00:04:02And even when you've changed it or condensed it, I'm against it.
00:04:08I'm opposed to it.
00:04:10On general principles, I'm opposed to it.
00:04:13He's opposed to it.
00:04:15He's opposed to it.
00:04:19The months before my son was born, I used to yell from night to the morn.
00:04:25And whatever it is, I'm against it.
00:04:28And I've kept yelling since I first commenced it.
00:04:31I'm against it.
00:04:38Knowing that as I do, I'd not advise you to displease him or tease him.
00:04:46No, no, don't double-cross him or toss him around.
00:04:52When dear old dad once gets mad, he's a hound.
00:05:03My son is right.
00:05:04I'm quick to fight.
00:05:05I'm from a fighting clan.
00:05:06When I'm abused or badly used, I always get my man.
00:05:11No matter if he's in Peru, Paduca or Japan,
00:05:15I go ahead, or live or dead, I always get my man.
00:05:17Oh, my God, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
00:05:20I soon dispose of all of those who put me on the pan.
00:05:26Like Shakespeare said to Nathan, hell, I always get my man.
00:05:29Wat, what, let's get them.
00:05:47That's what I said.
00:06:01That's what I mean.
00:06:04You're telling me.
00:06:07Oh, are you listening?
00:06:10I always get.
00:06:16I always get.
00:06:18I always get.
00:06:19I always get.
00:06:20I always get.
00:06:21I always get.
00:06:22I always get.
00:06:23I always get.
00:06:25My man!
00:06:33Congratulations, Professor.
00:06:35Wonderful, Professor.
00:06:36Marvelous.
00:06:37All right, scram, boys.
00:06:38I'll meet you in the barber shop.
00:06:43Dad, let me congratulate you.
00:06:45I'm proud to be your son.
00:06:46My boy, you took the boys right out of my mouth.
00:06:48I'm ashamed to be your father.
00:06:50You're a disgrace to our family name of Wagstaff, if such a thing is possible.
00:06:54What's all this talk I hear about you fooling around with a college widow?
00:06:57No wonder you can't get out of college.
00:06:59Twelve years in one college.
00:07:00I went to three colleges in twelve years and fooled around with three college widows.
00:07:04When I was your age, I went to bed right after supper.
00:07:07Sometimes I went to bed before supper.
00:07:08Sometimes I went without my supper and didn't go to bed at all.
00:07:11Well, a college widow stood for something in those days.
00:07:13In fact, she stood for plenty.
00:07:15There's nothing wrong between me and the college widow.
00:07:17There isn't, huh?
00:07:18Then you're crazy to fool around with her.
00:07:19Oh, but you don't know.
00:07:20I don't want to talk to you about this again, you snob.
00:07:22I'd horse whip you if I had a horse.
00:07:24You may go now.
00:07:25Leave your name and address with the girl outside.
00:07:27And if anything turns up, we'll get in touch with you.
00:07:30Where are you going?
00:07:31Well, you just told me to go.
00:07:32So that's what they taught you in college.
00:07:34Just when I tell you to go, you leave me.
00:07:36You know you can't leave a school room without raising your hand no matter where you're going.
00:07:39Dad, this college has had a new president every year since 1888.
00:07:42Yeah.
00:07:43And that's the year we won our last football game.
00:07:45Now, I like education as well as the next fellow.
00:07:47Well, move over and I'll talk to the next fellow.
00:07:49But a college needs something else besides education.
00:07:51And what this college needs is a good football team.
00:07:53And you can't have a good football team unless you have good football players.
00:07:57My boy, I think you've got something there.
00:08:00And I'll wait outside until you clean it up.
00:08:02I know it's dangerous, but I'm going to ask you one more question.
00:08:04Where do you get good football players?
00:08:06Well, in a speakeasy, Don.
00:08:07In a speakeasy?
00:08:08Isn't that against the law, selling football players in a speakeasy?
00:08:11Dad, two of the greatest football players in the country hang out in a speakeasy downtown.
00:08:15Are you suggesting that I, the president of Huxley College,
00:08:17go into a speakeasy without even giving me the address?
00:08:19It's at 42 Elm Street.
00:08:21But you can't go there.
00:08:22It's unethical.
00:08:23It isn't right for a college to buy football players.
00:08:25It isn't, eh?
00:08:26Well, I'll nip that in the bud.
00:08:27How about coming along and having a nip yourself?
00:08:29Oh, better still, you wait here.
00:08:31Anything further, father?
00:08:32Anything further, father?
00:08:33That can't be right.
00:08:34Isn't it anything further further?
00:08:36The idea.
00:08:37I married your mother because I wanted children.
00:08:40Imagine my disappointment when you arrived.
00:08:42And I've kept yelling since I first commenced it.
00:08:47I'm against it.
00:08:48Well, that's my proposition, boys.
00:09:01How about it?
00:09:02Well, it's okay with us, Mr. Jennings, but how are you going to fix it?
00:09:06Don't worry about that.
00:09:07It's fixed already.
00:09:08You boys will be entered as regular Darwin students
00:09:10and playing the Thanksgiving Day game against Huxley.
00:09:12Yeah, but how about the dough?
00:09:14Well, here's a little chicken feed to start with.
00:09:16You'll get the balance right after the game.
00:09:18With you boys playing for Darwin, Huxley can't win.
00:09:21You said it.
00:09:22Well, here's to dear old Darwin.
00:09:24All right, boys.
00:09:25Let's go.
00:09:26All right.
00:09:27So long.
00:09:28Barravelli.
00:09:29Barravelli.
00:09:30Hey, Barravelli.
00:09:31Hello?
00:09:32Yes, lady.
00:09:33This is Barravelli the Ice Man speaking.
00:09:34What do you want?
00:09:35What?
00:09:36One quarter scotch.
00:09:37One quarter I.
00:09:38Yes, sir.
00:09:39I.
00:09:40I.
00:09:41I.
00:09:42I.
00:09:43I.
00:09:44I.
00:09:45I.
00:09:46I.
00:09:47I.
00:09:48I.
00:09:49I.
00:09:50I.
00:09:51I.
00:09:52I.
00:09:53I.
00:09:54I.
00:09:55One quarter I.
00:09:56Wait a minute.
00:09:57It's hold on.
00:09:58I'm see if I got them.
00:09:59One quarter scotch.
00:10:00One quarter I.
00:10:02Okay, lady.
00:10:03I sent them right over.
00:10:04Hey, Barravelli.
00:10:15Hey, Barravelli.
00:10:20Hey, Barravelli.
00:10:22What do you want?
00:10:24Watch the door for a few minutes.
00:10:26And don't let anyone in without the password.
00:10:29All right, what is it?
00:10:30Swordfish is the password, do you understand?
00:10:32Okay, I got it.
00:10:33Well, what is it?
00:10:34Password.
00:10:35Swordfish, swordfish!
00:10:36Right, the swordfish, the swordfish.
00:10:38Be at some muscles in the room for the faccia to the faccia.
00:10:43Who are you?
00:10:44I'm fine, thanks.
00:10:45Who are you?
00:10:45I'm fine, too, but you can't come in unless you give the password.
00:10:48No, what is the password?
00:10:49Oh, no, you got to tell me.
00:10:51Hey, I tell you what I do, I give you three guesses.
00:10:55It's the name of a fish.
00:10:57Is it Mary?
00:10:59That's an old fish.
00:11:00She isn't, well, she drinks like one.
00:11:02Let me see.
00:11:04Is it sturgeon?
00:11:05Hey, you crazy.
00:11:06Sturgeon, he's a doctor who cuts you open when you're sick.
00:11:08Now, I give you one more chance.
00:11:10I got it.
00:11:11Haddock.
00:11:12That's funny, I got a haddock, too.
00:11:13What do you take for a haddock?
00:11:14Well, now, sometimes I take aspirin, or sometimes I take a calomel.
00:11:18Say, I'd walk a mile for a calomel.
00:11:19You mean chocolate calomel.
00:11:21I like that, too.
00:11:21But you know, guess it.
00:11:25Hey, what's the matter?
00:11:25You don't understand English?
00:11:27You can't come in here unless you say swordfish.
00:11:29Now, I give you one more guess.
00:11:31Swordfish.
00:11:32Swordfish.
00:11:33I think I got it.
00:11:35Is it swordfish?
00:11:36That's it.
00:11:36You guess it.
00:11:38Pretty good, huh?
00:11:39Yeah, fine.
00:11:39You guess it.
00:11:40I'll...
00:11:40What do you want?
00:11:44I want to come in.
00:11:45What's the password?
00:11:46Oh, you're no fool of me.
00:11:47Swordfish.
00:11:48No, I got tired of that.
00:11:49I changed it.
00:11:52What's the password now?
00:11:54Gee, I forgot it.
00:11:55I better come outside with you.
00:12:09Say, buddy, could you help me out?
00:12:10Well, I can get a cup of coffee.
00:12:17Hey, here comes my partner.
00:12:21Hey, Pinky.
00:12:22You know the password?
00:12:31Get out.
00:12:32That's no way to go into this big easy.
00:12:33That's the way you come out.
00:12:40Want me?
00:12:41No, not me.
00:12:43I don't know.
00:12:44That's not personal.
00:12:48I'll make you back.
00:13:02Okay, please, go ahead.
00:13:08Yes, sir.
00:13:09Yes, sir.
00:13:10It's good.
00:13:10Hey, what'll you have?
00:13:14You take a scotch.
00:13:15Right.
00:13:16Draw two.
00:13:17I got it.
00:13:18Swordfish.
00:13:19Go outside and see if it works.
00:13:40Cut the cards.
00:13:56Well, let's get down to business.
00:13:58I'm looking for two football players who always hang around here.
00:14:01We always hang around here, but we don't...
00:14:02Well, that's all I want to know.
00:14:04I'm Professor Wagstaff of Huxley College.
00:14:06That means nothing to me.
00:14:07Well, it doesn't mean anything to me either.
00:14:09I'll try it over again.
00:14:10I'm Professor Huxley at Wagstaff College.
00:14:12Well, you didn't stay at the other college very long.
00:14:14You're heading for a break now.
00:14:16Why don't you pull yourself to pieces?
00:14:18I'll talk it over with my partner.
00:14:39Hey, hey.
00:14:42In case I never see you again, which would add ten years to my life, what would you fellows want to play football?
00:14:56in case i never see you again which would add 10 years to my life what would you fellas want to
00:15:08play football well first we want a football well i don't know if we've got a football but if i can
00:15:13find one would you be interested i don't want a hasty answer just sleep on it i don't think i can
00:15:17sleep on a football who's gonna settle for these drinks your stock can you cash a check for 15
00:15:25dollars and 22 cents sure five ten fifteen and twenty two thanks as soon as i get a check for
00:15:39fifteen dollars and twenty two cents i'll send it to you salt fish oh laura oh good morning mr
00:15:50like sam am i too early no shall i tell miss bailey you're here no i'll tell her myself
00:15:54give me the tray all right you open the door
00:15:56oh your breakfast madam anything else yes you can put some cream in my coffee and tell me where
00:16:09you've been for the last couple of days i've been busy arguing with dad about you how many two
00:16:14well what about me dad wants me to give you up you know you're interfering with my studies
00:16:20he must think i'm terrible but i think you're wonderful you're beautiful are you making love
00:16:28to me why not everyone says i love you the cop on the corner and the burglar too
00:16:36the preacher in the pulpit and the man in the pew says i love you
00:16:42everyone no matter who the folks over eighty and the kid of two the captain and the sailor and the
00:16:53of the crew says i love you there are only eight little letters in this phrase you'll find but they mean a lot more than all the other words combine everywhere the whole world through the king in the palace and the peasant too the tiger in the jungle and the monk in the zoo and the
00:17:23the blue says i love you
00:17:32Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:18:02Get that crate out of here!
00:18:13What do you think this is?
00:18:14A picnic?
00:18:15Well, this ain't gonna be any picnic.
00:18:20Get that crate out of here.
00:18:20What do you think this is?
00:18:25A picnic?
00:18:27Well, this ain't gonna be any picnic, but I'll see you later.
00:18:31be any picnic blocking traffic holding up cars who do you think you are say what
00:18:41you do you know what I'm gonna do to you you're a wide guy ain't you let go of
00:18:47that club give me that club here and you see that badge
00:19:01oh
00:19:31and i say to you gentlemen that this college is a failure the trouble is we're neglecting
00:19:43football for education exactly the professor is right oh i'm right am i well i'm not right i'm
00:19:48wrong i just said that to test you now i know where i'm at i'm dealing with a couple of snakes
00:19:53what i meant to say was that there's too much football and not enough education
00:19:56that's what i think oh you do do you well you're wrong again if there was a snake here i'd apologize
00:20:02where would this college be without football have we got a stadium yes have we got a college yes well
00:20:08we can't support both tomorrow we start tearing down the college but professor where will the
00:20:12students sleep where they always sleep in the classroom oh professor the dean of science wants
00:20:17to know how soon you can see him he says he's tired of cooling his heels out here tell him i'm cooling
00:20:22a couple of heels in here where were we oh yes how much am i paying you fellas five thousand a year
00:20:31but we've never been paid well in that case i'll raise you to eight thousand and a bonus bring your
00:20:36dog around i'll give him a bonus too the dean is furious he's waxing roth is roth out there too
00:20:43tell roth to wax the dean for a while guess that's bad huh one more thing professor it's about your son
00:20:50i'm afraid he's paying too little attention to his studies and too much to connie bailey the college
00:20:57widow he is eh well i'll soon put a stop to that i'll call her up right now have either of you weasels
00:21:01got her phone number no well it's a good thing i've got her
00:21:05get me main 4997 on reverse the charges you may go now drop this in the mailbox on your way out
00:21:14hello i want to speak to miss bailey this is miss bailey uh-huh why of course i know your son
00:21:24why that's silly we're just very good friends
00:21:29but professor i don't understand you don't eh well i want to see you come right over to my office
00:21:36you can't you're in bed well in that case i'll come over to your office
00:21:39it's a fine way to carry ice where are your tongues looks like a tongue war
00:21:59well that's the last time we deliver ice unless you pay the bill
00:22:03how much do we owe you two thousand dollars two thousand dollars for ice
00:22:07i can get an eskimo for two hundred dollars and make my own ice
00:22:09i tell what we do i make your proposition
00:22:21you owe us two hundred dollars we take two thousand and call it square
00:22:25that's not a bad idea i'll tell you i'll consult my lawyer
00:22:28and if he advises me to do it i'll get a new lawyer
00:22:30why don't you forget about the money go to college meet all the beautiful girls
00:22:33get yourself a co-ed
00:22:34ha i got a co-ed last week for eighteen dollars i got a co-ed with two pair of pants
00:22:39since when is a co-ed got two pair of pants
00:22:41since i joined the college
00:22:42baravelli you've got the brain of a four-year-old boy and i bet he was glad to get rid of it
00:22:47well now that you're a college boy here's your hat
00:22:49here's your pennant
00:22:51here's your coat
00:22:53all right report for football practice in the morning
00:23:01now i want you to sign this agreement
00:23:02hey there's nothing on this paper
00:23:04that's all right we'll fill in something later
00:23:05here put your name on there
00:23:09gee i didn't know you could write
00:23:11wait a minute wait a minute this isn't legal
00:23:14there's no seal on it
00:23:15where's the seal
00:23:16where's the seal
00:23:17where's the seal
00:23:17and thus we see that the function of the respiratory system
00:23:29is to transmit oxygen into the bloodstream
00:23:33this process which is called osmosis
00:23:36have they started sawing a woman in half yet
00:23:38oh mr president this is indeed a pleasure
00:23:41what brings you here
00:23:42a bicycle but i left it out in the hall
00:23:44have you got two empty dance chairs
00:23:45i brought you two empty dancers
00:23:47come in dancers
00:23:48here they are ten cents a dance
00:23:50well all you need now is a ball of cherries
00:23:55uh find yourselves a couple of seats
00:23:58now let us go on with our lecture
00:24:10i wish you'd go on without your lecture
00:24:11what do you think of that slide
00:24:15well i think he was safe at second
00:24:16but it was very close
00:24:17now let us examine the circulatory system
00:24:21here is the liver
00:24:23what no bacon
00:24:25i'd send that back if i were you
00:24:26the liver if neglected invariably leads to cirrhosis
00:24:30of course you are all familiar with the symptoms of cirrhosis
00:24:33cirrhosis
00:24:35sure cirrhosis are red so violets are blue so sugar is sweet so so are you
00:24:38i can't see him but i bet i know who it is
00:24:42for the protection of the heart or cardium
00:24:44mother nature has provided a sack called the pedocardium
00:24:48any questions
00:24:50yes when you're going to cut the watermelon open
00:24:53psychopathically the duodenum is an inverse ratio to the coordination of the planet is this stuff on the level or you're just making it up as you go along my feet are getting tired from this walk
00:25:06why everything i told you can be found in the simplest textbook on anatomy
00:25:10i'm sure my students will bear me out we bear you out
00:25:14and let that be a lesson to every one of you
00:25:21this school was here before you came and it'll be here before you go
00:25:24and you too you numbskull
00:25:26let us follow up
00:25:44corpuscle on his journey
00:25:46oh my mistake i thought i was a corpuscle
00:25:50as you know there is constant warfare between the red and white corpuscles
00:25:53now then baboons what is a corpuscle
00:25:56that's easy
00:25:57first is a captain then is a lieutenant then is a corpuscle
00:26:01that's fine
00:26:02why don't you bore a hole in yourself and let the sap run out
00:26:05we now find ourselves among the alps
00:26:09the alps are a very simple creeper living on a diet of rice and old shoes
00:26:12beyond the alps lies more alps and the lord alps those that alps themselves
00:26:16we then come to the bloodstream
00:26:18the blood rushes from the head down to the feet
00:26:20gets a look at those feet and rushes back to the head again
00:26:22this is known as auction pinochle
00:26:24now in studying your basic metabolism we first listen to your heart speed
00:26:28and if your heart speed anything but diamonds and clubs
00:26:31it's because your partner is cheating or your wife
00:26:34now take this point for instance
00:26:36that reminds me i haven't seen my son all day
00:26:40well the human body takes many strange forms
00:26:44now here is a most unusual organ
00:26:46the organ will play a solo immediately after the feature picture
00:26:49scientists make these deductions by examining a rat or your landlord who won't cut the rent
00:26:55and what do they find asparagus
00:26:57now on closer examination
00:26:59hmm this needs closer examination
00:27:03in fact it needs a nightgown
00:27:05Garavelli who's responsible for this
00:27:07is this your picture
00:27:09i don't think so it doesn't look like me
00:27:11well take it out of here immediately and hang it up in my bedroom
00:27:13now then out with it who did it
00:27:15oh so you're the culprit
00:27:18young man as you grow older you'll find you can't burn the candle at both ends
00:27:24well i was wrong i knew there was something you couldn't burn at both ends
00:27:27i thought it was a candle
00:27:28however you must be punished
00:27:29just for that you stay after school
00:27:31but professor i didn't do anything
00:27:33i know but there's no fun keeping him after school
00:27:36now we'll have no more interruptions
00:27:39according to von Steinmetz the M&M physiologist
00:27:43there is ever present a group of white phagocytes
00:27:51according to von Steinmetz the M&M physiologist
00:27:53there is present a group of white phagocytes
00:28:00according to von...
00:28:02according to von Steinmetz the M&M physiologist
00:28:06there is present a group of white phagocytes
00:28:07they are ever present and they are an essential
00:28:09they are an essential picture for longing life
00:28:13my left wing has been turned
00:28:14my rear end is from cut off
00:28:15but i'll find it out on these lines if it takes out in summer
00:28:17you got me
00:28:19hello
00:28:29oh it's you frank
00:28:33why of course i'd love to have you come over
00:28:44all right
00:28:46i'll be expecting you then
00:28:48goodbye darling
00:28:50who are you calling darling
00:28:52oh uh frank wagstaff the professor's son
00:28:55say i didn't tell you to fall for him
00:28:57i just told you to find out all you could about his team
00:28:59well he said it was a cinch for huxley to win
00:29:02listen i've got my bankroll bet on darwin
00:29:04i'm taking no chances
00:29:06before the game starts i'll have the huxley signals
00:29:09well here's down the hatch and on my way
00:29:11i'll see you later
00:29:18bye dear
00:29:35are you still here
00:29:36i just came in
00:29:39what do you mean am i still here
00:29:41oh i mean are you here already
00:29:44you know i really shouldn't be here
00:29:46the old man gave me a terrible balling out for seeing you
00:29:48oh let's not worry about him
00:29:50he'll never know you were here
00:29:52how about a little drink
00:29:54all right
00:29:55i'll get you one
00:29:56please
00:30:09are you miss bailey
00:30:14come come one of us is miss bailey and i'm not
00:30:16i am miss bailey and who are you
00:30:18i'm professor wagstaff
00:30:19who are you
00:30:20miss bailey
00:30:21ah then you are miss bailey
00:30:22thought you could slip one over on me didn't you
00:30:24listen madam you've got to give my son up
00:30:26give him up
00:30:27you can't take him from me
00:30:28he's all i've got in the world
00:30:29except a picture of george washington crossing the delaware
00:30:31but professor whatever you say is a lie
00:30:33he's only a shell of his former self which nobody can deny
00:30:35whoope
00:30:37i tell you you're ruining that boy you're ruining him
00:30:39did my son tell you you have beautiful eyes
00:30:41why yes
00:30:42told me that too tells that to everyone he meets
00:30:44oh i love sitting on your lap
00:30:46i could sit here all day if you didn't stand up
00:30:48quick hurry get out of here that door
00:31:00i don't want any ice
00:31:02oh
00:31:15who was that
00:31:16the ice man
00:31:17is that so
00:31:18well you can't pull the wool over my ice
00:31:19oh
00:31:20that ice man stuff leaves me cold
00:31:23here you are
00:31:24so i caught you at last
00:31:25and you are fooling around with this woman
00:31:27oh the shame of it
00:31:29that i should live to see a son of mine
00:31:30try to take a dame away from his father
00:31:31dad i can
00:31:32enough of this you leave here immediately
00:31:33and i'll stay here and settle with this woman
00:31:35and as soon as we settle we'll have you over for dinner
00:31:37on second thought i'll go with you
00:31:38come follow me
00:31:39come on follow me
00:31:46be a lamp in the window for my wandering boy
00:31:51let's see where were you
00:31:52oh yes i was on your lap
00:31:53and doing pretty well as i recall it
00:31:57quick hurry get out
00:31:59hurry
00:32:00and remember still undercover
00:32:02got more students in the college
00:32:08here lady you drop your ice
00:32:09but i don't want any ice
00:32:10neither do i
00:32:11neither do i
00:32:17god
00:32:18now do you want any ice
00:32:19no
00:32:20oh you're beautiful
00:32:21oh it's so nice
00:32:25better overcome me
00:32:26right but remember we have
00:32:27oh
00:32:28no
00:32:29lady i like you
00:32:30you got something but what it is
00:32:32i'm gonna tell him he's crazy
00:32:34oh professor i don't see you what are you doing here
00:32:45nothing right now but i was doing all right until you came in
00:32:47oh so you know the professor
00:32:49sure he put me in business he got me on the football team
00:32:51now all i gotta do is get him off the couch
00:32:53have you read any good books lately
00:32:56this must be the main highway
00:33:14follow me i've been doing this all day
00:33:22pretty popular place isn't it
00:33:23yes a hot dog stand and clean up here
00:33:26what are you doing here
00:33:27why me
00:33:28i'm the music teacher i give her singing lessons
00:33:30since when are you taking singing lessons
00:33:31since you came in
00:33:32what are you doing here
00:33:33i'm the plumber i'm just hanging around in case something goes wrong with our pipes
00:33:36that's the first time i've used that joke in twenty years
00:33:39now take a deep breath and follow me
00:33:53well we've got a cozy little place here haven't we
00:33:56you sing a high huh
00:34:06yes i have a falsetto voice
00:34:07that's funny my last pupil she got a falsetto teeth
00:34:10well maybe for the first lesson it's better if you don't sing
00:34:12and if you don't sing i think it's a much better yet
00:34:14i'll sing
00:34:15everyone says i love you
00:34:17the great big mosquito when he sting you
00:34:20the fly when he gets stuck on the flight paper too says i love you
00:34:24every time the cow says moo she's a make the wolfy very happy too and the rooster when he halla cocked a dooly dooly doo says i love you
00:34:37christopher colombo he write the queen of spain a very nice a little note
00:34:42and he's right all over you may be and then he get himself a great a bigger boat
00:34:47he's a wiser guy what do you think colombo do
00:34:50when he's a come here in 1492
00:34:52he say the poker hunter satcha fatcha gotcha goo
00:34:55that means you're a little son of a gun i love you
00:34:58maybe it's better if i don't sing too huh
00:35:01yes all right i'll play
00:35:04i love good music
00:35:05so do i let's get out of here
00:35:06sit down
00:35:09i've got to stay here
00:35:10but there's no reason why you folks shouldn't go out into the lobby till this thing blows over
00:35:28the
00:35:32um
00:35:37e
00:35:40e
00:35:41e
00:35:42e
00:35:44a
00:35:45e
00:35:47e
00:35:52e
00:35:54Well, that's all for the first lesson.
00:36:23I'll come back next week and teach you how to breathe.
00:36:24And don't breathe until I see you again.
00:36:28If this is a singing lesson, I'm a ring-tailed monkey.
00:36:31This is a singing lesson, and keep your family out of it.
00:36:33Baravelli, what do you want?
00:36:34Are you going my way?
00:36:35Sure.
00:36:35Well, you go my way, and I'll stay here.
00:36:37No, you don't.
00:36:37You're leaving together.
00:36:38And if I find you guys here again, it'll be curtains.
00:36:40I'm on your way.
00:36:44If my son comes back, tell him to take the lamp out of the window.
00:36:52Dad, you've got the wrong football players.
00:36:59You mean the whole team?
00:37:00No, I mean Baravelli and the dogcatcher.
00:37:02They're not football players at all.
00:37:03They must be football players.
00:37:04I got them out of a speakeasy.
00:37:05But you've got the wrong ones.
00:37:07The two fellas I told you about are playing for Darwin.
00:37:09Send for Baravelli.
00:37:11Scour the grounds.
00:37:11Don't leave a single stone unturned.
00:37:13He's probably under one.
00:37:14What are you doing in there?
00:37:29Shh.
00:37:30I'm practicing secret sequels.
00:37:32No, sir.
00:37:32Come on out.
00:37:36What do you want?
00:37:37Baravelli, you can fix it for our team to win.
00:37:39Oh, no.
00:37:39I want to play.
00:37:40All right, you can play.
00:37:41But listen, there's two football players in the Darwin team.
00:37:43I want kidnapped.
00:37:44Have you ever had any experience as a kidnapper?
00:37:46You bet.
00:37:47You know what I do when I kidnap somebody?
00:37:49First I call them up on the telephone.
00:37:51Then I send them my chauffeur.
00:37:52Oh, have you got a chauffeur?
00:37:53What kind of a car have you got?
00:37:54Oh, I don't get a car.
00:37:55I just got a chauffeur.
00:37:57Well, maybe I'm crazy.
00:37:58But when you have a chauffeur, aren't you supposed to have a car?
00:38:01Well, I had one.
00:38:02But you see, it costs too much money to keep a car on the chauffeur.
00:38:04So I sold the car.
00:38:06Well, that shows you how little I know.
00:38:07I would have kept the car and sold the chauffeur.
00:38:09That's no good.
00:38:10I got to have a chauffeur to take me to work in the morning.
00:38:12Well, if you've got no car, how can he take you to work?
00:38:15You don't have to take me to work.
00:38:16I know I got a job.
00:38:18Baravelli, this is the finish.
00:38:19How much would you want to stand at the wrong end of a shooting gallery?
00:38:24Now, now, now, boys.
00:38:25Now, just a minute, boys.
00:38:26Just a minute.
00:38:27Now, let's forget what happened yesterday.
00:38:29I didn't come here to fight.
00:38:30You've got to fight.
00:38:30I've already taken my coat off.
00:38:32I want to talk to Baravelli.
00:38:33Now, you wouldn't mind stepping out, would you?
00:38:36Why, I'd love to step out, but I'd have to see the girl first.
00:38:38Baravelli, I've got a proposition for you.
00:38:40Watch yourself, Baravelli.
00:38:41He's almost as crooked as you are.
00:38:43Let's go in here.
00:38:50Baravelli, I want you to do something for me.
00:38:52I'm busy.
00:38:53Me and my partner, we got to kidnap a couple of football players on the Darwin team.
00:38:56Is that so?
00:38:58You don't mean McCarty and Mullen.
00:39:00Well, that sounds something like it, but the fellows I mean are Mullen and McCarty.
00:39:03I'll give you a tip.
00:39:05The boys you want live at 39 Hanley Street.
00:39:08That's fine.
00:39:09Thanks.
00:39:09Now, I want you to do something for me.
00:39:12What do you want?
00:39:13Listen.
00:39:14Give me the signals.
00:39:16This 500 bucks is yours.
00:39:18All right.
00:39:21Here's the signals.
00:39:24Hey, wait a minute.
00:39:25These are the wrong signals.
00:39:26These are Darwin signals.
00:39:27You think I'd give you $500 for Darwin signals?
00:39:29Why, they cost me $200, I guess I got to make a little profit.
00:39:59You think they're the expensive product.
00:40:01You think it's the enjoy ficcion graphics?
00:40:03You nicht.
00:40:04You don't have anything.
00:40:05You should spend a little money.
00:40:06You don't have all or to to?
00:40:09I have to save a little money.
00:40:10This is very fancy, and let's do nothing but...
00:40:16I think there'll go a lot.
00:40:17Try it.
00:40:19You in the betrayal drive.
00:40:21Come on, I'm stressed.
00:40:23I was surprised.
00:40:24No, I got you tired.
00:40:25I was learned.
00:40:27I didn't say I got it.
00:43:18Again, baby.
00:43:19Romance on the camera.
00:43:20And remember, all you're to get is a football signal.
00:43:25Everyone says I love you, but just what they say it for I never knew, it's just inviting
00:43:44trouble for the poor sucker who says I love you.
00:43:51Take a pair of rabbits who get stuck on each other and begin to woo, and pretty soon you'll
00:44:00find a million more rabbits who say I love you, when the lion gets feeling frisky and
00:44:12begins to roar. There's another lion who knows just what he's roaring for. Everything that
00:44:26ever grew, the goose and the gander and the gosling too, the duck upon the water when he
00:44:34feels that way too. That's a wise quack. You keep your bill out of this, how would you
00:44:41like it if I butted into your affairs and laid an egg?
00:44:45You know, this is the first time I've been out in a canoe since I saw the American tragedy.
00:44:52Oh, you're perfectly safe Professor in this boat. I don't know, I was going to get a flat bottom,
00:44:59but the girl at the boathouse didn't have one. Well, you know, Professor, I could go on like
00:45:03this, drifting and dreaming forever. What a day, spring in the air. Oh, me? I should spring
00:45:10in the air and fall on the lake? Oh, Professor, you're full of whimsy. Can you notice it from
00:45:15there? I'm always that way after I eat redishes. Oh, is that important? Is it important? Oh,
00:45:28is it a football signal? Let them go. Luckily, I've got a duplicate set in my pocket. I always
00:45:33carry two of everything. This is the first time I've ever been out with only one woman. Oh,
00:45:37you mean you take two girls out every time? Particularly in an automobile. I hate to see a
00:45:42girl walk home alone. Do you know, Professor, I've never seen football signals. Do you think
00:45:48a little girl like me could understand them? I think a little girl like you would understand
00:45:53practically anything. Is Grace Big Strongman going to show little Icky Baby all about the bad football signals?
00:46:01Was that you or the duck? Of course, if it was you, I'm going to finish this ride with the duck.
00:46:05If Icky Baby don't learn about the football signals, Icky Baby's going to cry.
00:46:11If Icky Girl keep on talking that way, Big Strongman's going to kick all her teeth right down her throat.
00:46:17Oh, Naughty Man did only fool her. Just for that, I'm coming right over there and smother Naughty Man with kisses.
00:46:24You couldn't make that onions instead, could you?
00:46:26Oh, so that's your game. That's your game, is it?
00:46:32Professor Wagstaff. Professor Wagstaff.
00:46:38Oh, just call me Quincy. After you get to know me better, you can call me Quince.
00:46:42Oh, throw me the lifesaver. The lifesaver. Oh, Professor Wagstaff.
00:46:47Please hurry, Professor. Oh, Professor.
00:46:5739. This is it.
00:47:05Hello? Yeah, this is McCarty.
00:47:10So they're coming right over, eh?
00:47:12Okay, Mr. Jennings. We'll take care of them.
00:47:15Can you beat it?
00:47:16Jennings says Baravelli and the dog catcher are coming over here to kidnap us to keep us out of the game.
00:47:26This is the place. Now, how are we going to catch them?
00:47:30Oh, that's for catching flies. Baseball players catch flies. We look for football players.
00:47:35You bring the tools? You got the shovel, the axe and the pick? Where's the pick?
00:47:41No, that's no pick. That's a hog. A hog. Don't you know where the hog is?
00:47:46Oh, come on. Let's get busy. We got to kidnap a couple of football players.
00:47:53We're looking for Mullen and the McCarty.
00:47:55That's us. What can we do for you?
00:47:57Uh, you got a brother?
00:47:58No.
00:47:59You got a sister?
00:48:00Yeah.
00:48:01Well, your sister, she's a very sick man. You better come with us.
00:48:04Yeah? What happened to her?
00:48:06She had an accident in her automobile.
00:48:08Oh, she has no automobile.
00:48:10Well, maybe she's a fall off a horse and a look very close.
00:48:12Come on, we take you in our car.
00:48:13You will, eh? Well, I have no sister.
00:48:16That's all right. We no got a car. Come on.
00:48:20Well, you think you're going to take us for a ride, eh?
00:48:23This is going to take a long time.
00:48:28Try one at a time.
00:48:35Didn't work, eh?
00:48:39Get tough.
00:48:42Get tough with the other one.
00:48:46Get tough with both of them.
00:48:48Topper!
00:48:49Topper!
00:49:02Now you're getting someplace.
00:49:10Hey, Pinky. You better think of something else.
00:49:12I'm exhausted, too. I can't think of anything.
00:49:16Maybe you fellas got an idea.
00:49:17I'll say we got an idea.
00:49:18Where's that rope, Ed?
00:49:22Get him, Ed!
00:49:24Hey, you guys. We'll let you know how the game comes out.
00:49:28Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:42We come to kidnap them, they kidnap us.
00:49:43That's the fix of flying we're in.
00:49:46How are we going to get out of it?
00:49:47I got an idea. You got a rope?
00:49:49That's good. That's fine.
00:49:50Tie on the bed, throw the rope out of the window.
00:49:51That's good. That's fine. Tie on the bed, throw the rope out of the window.
00:49:55Tie on the bed, throw the rope out of the window.
00:49:59Hey!
00:50:03What do you do, eh? You throw the rope out of the window, but you're not tying on the bed.
00:50:07No, I don't mean to tie. I mean to tie the rope. Now what are you going to do?
00:50:15You're crazy. That's no good. How are we going to get out of here?
00:50:21Call me. You want a break on my neck?
00:50:25Don't worry, Mr. Jennings. Everything's working out fine.
00:50:29That's all right. The game's in the bag. See you later.
00:50:37I wonder what the two mugs are doing up there.
00:50:51Well, well. Our little playmates. Just in time for a cup of tea.
00:50:53We got no cups. But we'll see you after the game. Come on, Pinky.
00:50:57Let's go. No, you don't.
00:51:01Take off your coat. Come on.
00:51:03Come on.
00:51:05Come on, Pinky. Let's go.
00:51:07No, you don't.
00:51:09Take off your coat.
00:51:11Come on.
00:51:13Slap into it.
00:51:14Off with your shirt.
00:51:15Quit stalling.
00:51:16Now take off your pants.
00:51:17Hey, I got a day.
00:51:18Nothing to do.
00:51:19Come on.
00:51:20Come on.
00:51:21Come on.
00:51:22Come on.
00:51:23Come on.
00:51:24Come on.
00:51:25Come on.
00:51:26Come on.
00:51:27Come on.
00:51:28Come on.
00:51:29Come on.
00:51:30Come on.
00:51:31Come on.
00:51:32Come on.
00:51:33Come on.
00:51:34Come on.
00:51:35Come on.
00:51:36Come on.
00:51:38Come on.
00:51:39Come on.
00:51:40Come on.
00:51:41That goes for you too.
00:51:42Take that coat off.
00:51:45Stand over there, you.
00:51:47Come on Ed.
00:51:48Let's take that 옷.
00:51:52that's your clothes.
00:52:05If you boys will excuse us, we'll run along and play a little football.
00:52:11Just make yourselves right at home.
00:52:13Tune in on the radio if you want to see how the game's going along.
00:52:19I'll send my sister over to keep you company.
00:52:26Gee, I guess it's locked.
00:52:35Oh, boy, what a pretty play.
00:52:52Darwin just completed a forward pass for touchdown, and the crowd is going wild.
00:52:56Well, folks, there seems to be no stopping Mullen and McCarthy today.
00:52:59Two minutes left to play in the first quarter, and oh, what a leasing the Huxley team is getting.
00:53:05There he goes.
00:53:11McCarthy has the ball, and he's breaking through.
00:53:23Wait, partner.
00:53:24I guess we made a grand slam.
00:53:25Boy, let's see.
00:53:40Oh, boy!
00:53:45Oh, boy!
00:53:46Oh, boy!
00:53:49Oh!
00:53:49Oh, boy!
00:53:51Hey, Piggy, hurry up! Hurry up! Come on! Come on! We've still got time to play.
00:54:05Michael!
00:54:09Well, you're a couple of fine kidnappers.
00:54:11You know that the fellas you kidnapped got here before you did?
00:54:13Look at that score. 12 to nothing.
00:54:15A fat lot you care.
00:54:17You realize what it means if Huxley loses his game?
00:54:19It means shame, disgrace, humiliation.
00:54:21And besides, you're crazy if you don't play the ace.
00:54:23Come on and fight!
00:54:25No, no, no, no. Get in that game.
00:54:31Listen, you bunch of butterfingered milksops.
00:54:33The way you're playing, you couldn't beat a girls' basketball team.
00:54:36We've got to win this game, do you understand?
00:54:38Even if we have to use our star play, number 37.
00:54:40You remember it, don't you?
00:54:41The quarterback gets the ball, goes around left end,
00:54:43and makes a lateral pass to the right guard.
00:54:45Sit there.
00:54:46Wait a minute.
00:54:46Boys, if you can't beat that bunch of half-witted goose...
00:54:49Say, Dad, what do you want?
00:54:50Well, you're talking to the wrong team.
00:54:51I know I am, but our team wouldn't listen to me.
00:54:57Hey, which way are you going?
00:54:59Out there.
00:54:59All right, drop me off at the 40-yard line.
00:55:06Where's your number?
00:55:07My boy, get in there and play like you did in the last game.
00:55:16I've got $5 better than the other team.
00:55:34Ready?
00:55:34Ready?
00:55:35Okay.
00:55:35Ready?
00:55:36Okay.
00:55:36Let's go.
00:55:45Ah, here comes Professor Wagstaff.
00:55:47Will you say something, Professor?
00:55:49I will if you get up out of there.
00:55:50Professor Wagstaff will tell you all about the game.
00:55:54This is some football game, and I wish you were here.
00:55:56In fact, I wish you were here instead of me.
00:55:58Last week, at the same hour, I told you that Mrs. Moskowitz was expecting a blessed event.
00:56:02Well, last night, Mrs. Moskowitz had twins.
00:56:04Okay, Mr. Moskowitz.
00:56:07Thank you, Professor.
00:56:08It was nothing at all.
00:56:09The boys are back in the field.
00:56:22They're lined up.
00:56:23Huxley's about to kick off to Darwin.
00:56:26And there they go.
00:56:27Come on, come on.
00:56:39Way up in there, now.
00:56:40Good to win.
00:56:40Come on.
00:56:45Pardon me.
00:56:45That'll teach him to pass a lady without tipping his hat.
00:57:11Hey, look out there.
00:57:13You want to get hurt?
00:57:14We're going to throw a forward pass.
00:57:15Signal!
00:57:16Eighteen, seventy-two, forward pass, Ching Assault.
00:57:19Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.
00:57:20Ready or not, here we go.
00:57:22Hick, hap!
00:57:27Why, Pinky, what are you doing here?
00:57:32That tackle will cost your team fifteen yards.
00:57:35You're supposed to tackle a man with a ball, you understand?
00:57:38Oh!
00:57:39You idiot!
00:57:40Where's that ball?
00:57:41Hey, look!
00:57:42He's got the mumps.
00:57:43Oh, come on!
00:57:44Give me that ball!
00:57:45Give me that!
00:57:46Give me that!
00:57:47Give me that!
00:57:48Oh!
00:57:49I've got the fire in there!
00:57:50Come on!
00:57:51Come on!
00:57:52Let's fire in there!
00:57:53Come on!
00:57:54Come on!
00:57:55Come on, Dave.
00:57:56Come on!
00:57:57Come on, Dave!
00:57:58Come on, Dave.
00:57:59Come on, Dave.
00:58:00Come on, Dave.
00:58:01Come on, Dave.
00:58:02Give me that!
00:58:03Come on, Dave!
00:58:04Come on, Dave!
00:58:05Signal!
00:58:06Eighteen, forty-two, fifty-six, and run!
00:58:07Hup!
00:58:13Hey, bring that back, Dave.
00:58:15Come on, take it, take it, come on.
00:58:3785, 29, 78, heep, heep, heep, heep, heep, heep, heep, heep, heep!
00:58:45Come on, boys.
00:58:53Jumping anaconda.
00:58:55Is there a doctor on the stands?
00:58:57Why, yes, I'm a doctor.
00:58:59How do you like the game, doc?
00:59:09Come back for me in five minutes.
00:59:11Hey!
00:59:13Hmm, fancy seeing you here.
00:59:17Well, it's a small world after all.
00:59:19Hey!
00:59:21Why weren't you in that last scrimmage?
00:59:23I'm sitting this one out.
00:59:25What are you doing with that cigar in your mouth?
00:59:27Why, do you know another way to smoke it?
00:59:29Get on your feet.
00:59:31Don't look now, boys, but I think I see the chemistry professor up in the stands with the janitor's wife.
00:59:35Here, have us to go.
00:59:37Hike!
00:59:38Got it.
00:59:39Get on!
00:59:40Signal!
00:59:41Humpty-dumpty sat on the wall, Professor Wagstaff gets the ball.
00:59:43Hike!
00:59:45You got it, boys?
00:59:46Okay!
00:59:47Hike!
00:59:48Get on!
00:59:49Signal!
00:59:50Humpty-dumpty sat on the wall, Professor Wagstaff gets the ball!
00:59:51Hike!
00:59:52Get on!
00:59:53Signal!
00:59:54Humpty-dumpty sat on the wall, Professor Wagstaff gets the ball!
00:59:56Hike!
00:59:57Hike!
00:59:58Get on!
00:59:59Get on!
01:00:00Come on!
01:00:01Get on!
01:00:02Get on!
01:00:03Get on!
01:00:04Get on!
01:00:05Get on!
01:00:06Get on!
01:00:07Let's go!
01:00:09Get it!
01:00:10Get it!
01:00:11Get it!
01:00:12Get it!
01:00:13Get it!
01:00:14Get it!
01:00:15Get it!
01:00:17Hey, bring that ball in here!
01:00:19Hey!
01:00:21Get it here!
01:00:22Hey!
01:00:23Get it!
01:00:29Let's go!
01:00:30Hey!
01:00:31Hey, bring that ball!
01:00:32Hey!
01:00:33Hey!
01:00:34Get the ball!
01:00:35Where goes the ball?
01:00:36Go on, Pinky.
01:00:41That's your boy.
01:00:42Make a home run.
01:00:43Attaboy.
01:00:43Go on.
01:00:51Gee, that's great, Pinky.
01:00:52You made a touchdown.
01:00:53Are you tired?
01:00:54Oh, that's marvelous.
01:01:02Hey!
01:01:06I forgot your phone number.
01:01:23Will you give it to me again?
01:01:24Where's that ball?
01:01:28Here it is.
01:01:29Come on, get off that ball.
01:01:31You're holding up the game.
01:01:31Let's go.
01:01:32Let's go, men.
01:01:33Let's go.
01:01:36Give it to me.
01:01:37Hey!
01:01:41Signal.
01:01:42One do a tray of bendy.
01:01:43This time with no left-handed.
01:01:45Hey!
01:02:01Nice way, Pinky.
01:02:02Nice way, Pinky.
01:02:02You're running the wrong way.
01:02:14Hey!
01:02:15You're running the wrong way.
01:02:28?
01:02:31What the hell?
01:02:40You're running the wrong way.
01:02:42Oh, no Tamazo!
01:02:42What the hell?
01:02:43You're running the wrong way.
01:02:43Hey!
01:02:44You're running the wrong way.
01:02:45It wants to go.
01:02:46Again,führer,patry.
01:02:46You must always be an controlling hitting team of Aaah.
01:02:47Iudo, even after that.
01:02:48You're running the wrong way.
01:02:48You're running the wrong way.
01:02:49You're running the wrong way.
01:02:50Plating.
01:02:51I just frustrated with noise and Control from that.
01:02:52You're in nothing with youreller,
01:02:53biking life.
01:02:54What the hell is going on here?
01:02:55Who's at home and becoming ele waving game?
01:02:56What are you looking for?
01:02:56We are gathered together here to join this man and this woman in the bonds of matrimony,
01:03:03which is an honorable estate. Do you take this man to be your lawful wedded husband?
01:03:08I do.
01:03:10Do you take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife?
01:03:13We do!
01:03:26We do.
01:03:28We do!
01:03:31Come on!
01:03:36Come on!
01:03:37Come on!
01:03:40Come on!
01:03:45Come...
01:03:50Come on!
01:03:56You
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