Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows
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:10:04
before I forget it...
:10:06
His Excellency asked me
to congratulate you.

:10:09
For the bombing?
:10:10
For suggesting that St. Francis
take part in the rally.

:10:14
I ask you Sisters to recommend
students you think should go...

:10:17
- based on certain qualifications.
- What are the qualifications, Mother?

:10:21
Junior and senior girls,
B average or better, and the...

:10:25
But, Mother, a B average?
:10:27
That will exclude so many
well-rounded and creative students.

:10:30
A B average, cooperative attitudes,
and reasonable hygiene habits.

:10:36
I guess that eliminates all my girls.
:10:38
Maybe if you looked under
those turn-of-the-century gym suits...

:10:41
your girls wear...
:10:43
you might find one live one
you could recommend.

:10:45
They're not turn-of-the-century.
I designed those gym suits myself in 1946.

:10:50
More like 1846.
:10:52
Sisters, please.
:10:53
This is a community of nuns,
not an army barracks.

:10:56
Boys!
:11:01
But, Daddy, it's only $150.
That's cheaper than sending me to camp.

:11:05
And it's going to be very educational.
There'll be folksingers.

:11:09
Folksingers aren't communists, Daddy.
Only those with beards!

:11:25
Password.
:11:26
"Agent 007's the greatest thing
since popcorn."

:11:31
Full house.
We're taking reservations for Friday.

:11:33
- That's not fair.
- So sue me.

:11:37
- Pay up.
- Okay. I got it.

:11:50
Turn it down!
Do you want to wake up the Gestapo?

:11:55
- You gave me a Canadian dime.
- Tough.

:11:58
It sure is, because if you don't pay up,
you're not going to get in anymore.


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