A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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:44:02
Francie's kind of mad at me,
because, well,

:44:05
Sissy made a scene
on the street today,

:44:06
and l asked her to stay a...
way.

:44:10
Papa, wasthere an impresario there?
:44:13
No, not tonight, Prima Donna. But you
got no call to be mad at your mama.

:44:17
She's always got a good reason for
what she does.

:44:29
Good night, Mama.
:44:32
Oh, good night, Francie.
:44:53
Johnny, tell me what else happened
at the party?

:44:56
Well, it was nice, just like l told
you. Awful nice.

:45:03
Johnny, do you think, l mean,
have l changed a lot?

:45:11
Changed? Why she couldn't hold a
candle to you. She ain't so hot.

:45:16
l just said that for the kids. No
sir.

:45:18
No, thas not what r mean. What l
mean is, am l getting hard, you know.

:45:23
Oh, now where did you grab onto an
idea like that? Hard?

:45:27
l don't know!
:45:28
l don't want to be, but well,
there's the kids and all,

:45:31
and l want to do whas right for
them and may be some times l am

:45:34
Now, will you stop talking like that.
:45:35
Now, you're prettier than you ever
was.

:45:37
l almost told that to the whole
bunch down at the party tonight.

:45:39
l almost said, you ought to see my
bride

:45:41
thas waiting home
for me at tonight.

:45:43
And you was waiting, Katie.
That was nice, awful nice.

:45:49
lt was just like it used to be.
:45:53
You told about the party awful nice
tonight, Johnny.

:45:58
l should have. Waited up more
often, l guess.


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