A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

:01:37

This will be the last of them now,
Francie.

:01:40

ls Dad home, Mom? can we go now?

:01:42

Not so loud, Keeley, do you want to
wake your Papa up?

:01:45

Gosh, Francie, ain't you through
with them old dishes yet?

:01:48

She'll only be a minute.

:01:49

My, l wish he was as anxious to get

:01:50

going on school mornings as he is on
Saturdays.

:01:53

Papa was late last night.

:01:54

Yeah l was dead asleep when he come
in, l guess.

:01:56

He said if people didn't like to
make speeches so much at dinners,

:01:59

waiters could spend more time with
their families.

:02:00

Oh, it wasn't much of a job, l guess.
Them club dinners don't tip much.

:02:07

ls that all, Mama?

:02:07

Yes, yes. Go on, l'll dry 'em.

:02:09

Don't look like you got much there
this week.

:02:11

One of these days Mrs. Gabish

:02:13

is going to throw away that
old wash boiler of hers.

:02:16

Carney will pay us plenty for the
copper bottom off of that.

:02:18

He won't pay you any more than he
have to.

:02:20

You watch him on that weighing now.

:02:21

Yes'm.

:02:22

Oh, parents ought to have a day
thas like

:02:24

Saturday is for kids. Go on.

:02:26

Maybe if l start in the lower hall
and scrub my way up today

:02:29

ill make something
special out of it for me.

:02:30

Keep an eye on him, Francie.

:02:32

Come on!
- Yes, Mama!

:02:55

They done good today. Come on.

:02:57

Man throws cigarette
package in gutter,