Stella Dallas
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:17:02
- Stephen.
- Yes, dear?

:17:05
A dance at the River Club
tomorrow night.

:17:07
I think I can wear
my blue dress.

:17:09
- I'll let it out a little at the top.
- You don't want to go dancing already.

:17:15
Before I went to the hospital,
I was stuck in this house...

:17:17
for four solid months
without going anywheres.

:17:20
We just got in to the River Club.
:17:22
All my life I've died to go to the real
places and get in with the right crowd.

:17:25
Just when I got a chance to get started,
I have to give it all up.

:17:28
We'll go next time.
:17:29
I don't want to go next time.
I want to go this time.

:17:32
Stephen, I won't dance much.
I promise.

:17:35
I just want to get a wave
and a manicure...

:17:37
and get all dressed up again
and go hear some music...

:17:39
and forget all about doctors
and hospitals and nurses.

:17:43
And babies?
:17:52
Ah, but Stephen, please.
:18:02
Why, you're a wonderful dancer,
Mr. Munn.

:18:04
If I'm any judge of horse flesh,
you don't shake a mean leg yourself.

:18:14
Who's that she's dancing with?
He's pretty good too.

:18:16
- I really don't know.
- His name is Munn.

:18:19
He has something to do
with horse races.

:18:22
The girls invite him over for golf,
and he gives them tips.

:18:26
How'd you come to get hooked up
to a table like that?

:18:28
They're some business friends
of my husband's.

:18:30
Business friends?
What is he, an undertaker?

:18:37
Get him to ditch that bunch of moss bags
and come over and join us.

:18:41
Spencer Chandler's table?
We don't even know him.

:18:44
Well, that won't take long.
:18:47
- You know what he said after our dance?
- No. What?

:18:49
He said, "Ed--"
He always calls me Ed.

:18:51
"You can pick winners on a dance floor
better than you can on a racetrack."

:18:54
Yeah? Ah, go on.
Don't red apple me.

:18:57
No, on the level.
I'll prove it to you.


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