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Quite a success story
for a little girl...
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from the backwoods.
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I'm speaking to you...
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from the home of
Mrs. Catherine Fletcher.
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She's the mother
of Dr. Eudora Fletcher...
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the famous psychiatrist
in the news these days.
:49:21
I'll be asking Mrs. Fletcher--
to begin with...
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to tell us something
about what it's like...
:49:28
to raise a medical genius.
:49:31
I might ask you about
the many sacrifices...
:49:34
You've made to put your daughter
through medical school.
:49:37
Speak right into
the microphones, please.
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Sacrifices, we had none.
:49:42
John was a stockbroker.
We had plenty of money...
:49:45
and I came from a wealthy
Philadelphia family.
:49:48
I'm sure that your daughter
always wanted to be a doctor...
:49:52
ever since she could remember.
:49:54
I don't think so.
:49:56
I always thought she
wanted to be a flier...
:49:59
Iike her sister Meryl,
and raise a family...
:50:02
but she was a very moody child.
:50:04
But a mother always
dreams for her child...
:50:07
to have the success
your daughter has.
:50:10
She was a very difficult girl.
:50:12
Tell me about your husband.
:50:14
I understand that he is
a simple businessman.
:50:16
He must be so thrilled
and pleased...
:50:18
to have his daughter
achieve such recognition.
:50:22
John had problems--depression.
He drank.
:50:25
Well, Mrs. Fletcher,
thank you so much...
:50:28
for speaking with us today.
:50:39
Here at San Simeon,
glorious dreamland...
:50:42
of newspaper mogul
William Randolph Hearst...
:50:44
celebrities from all walks
of society sun or play.
:50:48
There's Marie Dressler
with Mr. Hearst.
:50:51
Always a popular guest
at San Simeon...
:50:54
Miss Dressler accepts a flower
from an ardent admirer.
:50:58
Along with her is Marion Davies.