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00:01:25 But, Father Fitzgibbon,
00:01:28 Because, Mr. Haines, last winter,
00:01:32 four of me parishioners
00:01:35 That's too bad.
00:01:36 It's only by a miracle
00:01:40 It'll only cost $632.50...
00:01:43 complete with an automatic damper.
00:01:45 But, Father, I didn't come here
00:01:48 I think you ought to give him
00:01:51 It would warm people's hearts,
00:01:54 No, Son. Improvements are out.
00:01:58 That was good.
00:02:00 Well, he's new to our business.
00:02:03 - No furnace?
00:02:05 Now, Father, here's my business.
00:02:07 You owe the Knickerbocker Savings
00:02:10 five payments on this mortgage.
00:02:13 I'm afraid the Knickerbocker Savings
00:02:16 will have to take the necessary action.
00:02:19 Why don't you make it
00:02:22 Tell it to your people.
00:02:25 Oh, I can imagine meself
00:02:29 What a sermon that would be, Mr. Haines.
00:02:32 "The text of me sermon this morning...
00:02:34 "is taken from the mortgage...
00:02:38 "according to Mr. Haines...
00:02:41 "from the 1st to the 23rd clause."
00:02:46 - Very dull, you know.
00:02:51 But seriously, Father,
00:02:54 and we want our money back.
00:02:56 - Well, you'll get it somehow.
00:03:01 Good day, Father. Come on, Son.
00:03:16 Dad.
00:03:20 You can't foreclose.
00:03:23 I read up on it. There's never been
00:03:26 - in the history of New York.
00:03:31 Don't you think you're being
00:03:33 You've got to be.
00:03:38 As soon as you start to close in on them,
00:03:45 - Well, aren't you?
00:03:52 Good morning. Could you tell me
00:03:58 I'm looking
00:04:01 Why?
00:04:04 - I'm gonna work there.
00:04:10 And you can't even find the church.
00:04:14 Well, all I can say is, young man,
00:04:19 What's your name?
00:04:20 Father O'Malley.
00:04:24 What's yours?
00:04:29 Hattie Quimp!
00:04:30 You'll see a lot of her, you will.
00:04:32 At St. Dominic's,
00:04:35 Very religious, burns candles.
00:04:38 I could tell you plenty about them, too.
00:04:42 And if I did, they'd have
00:04:49 If you're looking for St. Dominic's, Father,
00:04:53 Thank you.
00:05:07 - Hello.
00:05:09 - How's things going?
00:05:14 Watch right field for me a minute,
00:05:17 - Sure.
00:05:19 Okay.
00:05:20 Hey, fellas,
00:05:24 Okay, Father.
00:05:28 I got it! Got it!
00:05:33 Hurry up! Come on!
00:05:37 Thanks.
00:05:45 - What do you think you're doing?
00:05:49 You ought to be ashamed of yourself...
00:05:51 playing around with kids,
00:05:54 A big grown-up man.
00:05:57 - Hello.
00:06:01 You just wait till I tell Father Fitzgibbon.
00:06:04 Look, you keep out of this, will you? Go on.
00:06:06 This is between him and me.
00:06:08 Honestly, I'm sorry
00:06:11 Yeah, but being sorry don't fix it.
00:06:13 I intend to pay for it.
00:06:15 Priests never have any money.
00:06:17 - That window...
00:06:19 I said I'd pay for it. I told you I'm sorry.
00:06:23 What else can I say after I say I'm sorry?
00:06:26 That ain't the idea.
00:06:28 A priest shouldn't go around
00:06:31 It sets a bad example for the children.
00:06:33 You got me stymied there. I'm contrite
00:06:37 - You told me that twice. But that don't...
00:06:42 I think you're just playing hard
00:06:44 Maybe a little security might help?
00:06:48 These were given to me.
00:06:51 Why don't you keep them until I've made
00:06:56 They're mother of pearl, you see?
00:06:58 If that'll satisfy you, I'll run along.
00:07:04 Hey, you, here, I got no use for this.
00:07:08 As a matter of fact,
00:07:10 - I can believe that.
00:07:14 All right, then, I'm sorry about the window.
00:07:17 Can I have the ball back?
00:07:24 You even throw like an atheist.
00:07:58 Mrs. Carmody,
00:08:01 He's here, but he insisted on
00:08:05 That's nice. Tidy himself up a bit.
00:08:11 Hello, Father.
00:08:17 I'm your new curate, Father.
00:08:20 If you'll excuse my appearance.
00:08:24 No, it's not possible.
00:08:28 He may think I've a mouthful of clover
00:08:31 but even the Bishop
00:08:37 I see what you mean.
00:08:42 Young man, may I ask...
00:08:45 is that the official garb
00:08:49 No, I...
00:08:53 I guess this just isn't my day, Father.
00:08:56 - Do you mind if I...
00:09:13 Young man, as a matter of curiosity...
00:09:17 what made you become a priest?
00:09:21 Why, I...
00:09:27 Hello?
00:09:30 Well, you don't say.
00:09:35 You don't say.
00:09:38 Oh, yes, I can well believe it, yeah.
00:09:41 Mrs. Quimp?
00:09:51 Yes, indeed, Mrs. Quimp.
00:09:53 I appreciate your good intentions.
00:09:58 - I guess she told you about me?
00:10:03 Young man, I'm afraid
00:10:06 That's what she said. I'm sorry, Father, I...
00:10:09 Smashing people's windows. Such conduct.
00:10:12 Oh, yes, that reminds me.
00:10:17 Listen now. Tell me, young man,
00:10:22 Well, I...
00:10:28 Yeah.
00:10:31 Chuck? Chuck who?
00:10:34 - Father Chuck?
00:10:37 Here, I'll take it over here.
00:10:42 Hello? Timmy!
00:10:46 Well, how are you, Timmy? I just got in.
00:10:50 Well, what do you know?
00:10:51 That's Father O'Dowd, an old friend of mine.
00:10:55 Hail Alma Mater
00:11:00 Shall echo with our praise till we die
00:11:04 And 'round our hearts
00:11:08 Of East St. Louis
00:11:12 High
00:11:14 Good, Chuck. Can't you talk?
00:11:19 Well, no.
00:11:21 All right, then, I'll do the talking.
00:11:26 You're a big help. It's a little early to say.
00:11:31 Time will tell, though.
00:11:34 No, I think it would be better
00:11:39 Yes, it would be much better.
00:11:41 All right, Timmy, make it soon, huh?
00:11:45 - He's a great little man.
00:11:50 What were we talking about?
00:11:53 You were going to ask me
00:11:56 - Yes, that's right.
00:12:22 - I like this. It's beautiful.
00:12:25 - How long you been here, Father?
00:12:29 - And the...
00:12:31 - The church?
00:12:35 I can only hope someday I can say
00:12:41 - This is nice.
00:12:46 They're good company. Listen.
00:12:55 I've taken a great deal of pleasure
00:12:57 It's been hard work, but it's been worth it.
00:13:00 I think you'll find this a very pleasant place
00:13:06 - You do meditate, don't you?
00:13:11 Now I'll show you the church.
00:13:13 What we really need
00:13:23 For a minute I thought I found
00:13:27 Would you like to see the church?
00:13:29 Yes.
00:14:41 Mrs. Carmody, just a minute.
00:14:44 Just a minute.
00:14:46 Where's Father O'Malley?
00:14:50 The young man doesn't sleep
00:14:54 - What's this?
00:14:57 Golf, tennis. And where, may I ask,
00:15:01 It's here.
00:15:14 - Good morning, Father.
00:15:17 Mrs. Carmody could attend to that.
00:15:21 I have. Mrs. McGonigle, the one
00:15:25 - She sent you a present.
00:15:27 Very generous of her, I must say.
00:15:33 Wonder what it is.
00:15:35 Jam. No, pickled pig's feet.
00:15:40 Possibly some brandied peaches.
00:15:42 If there's one thing I'm partial to,
00:15:47 - A nice basket, too.
00:15:56 They're too young. Much too young
00:16:00 That's what she said. So here's the mother.
00:16:03 - Isn't she cute?
00:16:07 Especially when you get rid
00:16:10 Mrs. McGonigle is famous for these tricks.
00:16:12 When her husband died,
00:16:17 his long flannel underwear,
00:16:23 Hail Alma Mater
00:16:27 Shall echo with our praise till we die
00:16:30 And 'round our hearts
00:16:33 Of East St. Louis High
00:16:37 Timmy, how are you?
00:16:40 How long
00:16:42 Four years.
00:16:43 - Five, anyway.
00:16:46 Pardon me. Father Fitzgibbon,
00:16:49 How are you, Father Fitzgibbon?
00:16:51 We've been friends
00:16:53 He was our local Huckleberry Finn.
00:16:56 "Laugh and the world laughs with you,"
00:16:58 Cry, and you cry all by yourself.
00:17:00 How are you, Father?
00:17:01 I just dropped by to see if Father O'Malley
00:17:05 - You did? Where's your parish?
00:17:11 Well, now, about your golf.
00:17:16 but at St. Dominic's we've very little time
00:17:21 If you were working for me, all I can say
00:17:25 It's lucky for me then that I'm at St. Francis.
00:17:31 It's my hope St. Francis can say the same.
00:17:35 - He's got you there, Timmy.
00:17:37 Father, why don't you come with us?
00:17:40 Sure, we'll teach you.
00:17:43 Lot of fresh air on the golf course.
00:17:47 No, a golf course is nothing
00:17:54 You mind if I use that one sometime,
00:17:57 Young man, would you mind...
00:18:01 - How did he ever become a priest?
00:18:07 - Father Fitzgibbon.
00:18:14 Who is it?
00:18:20 - Does he know?
00:18:22 - That you're in charge.
00:18:26 I didn't. I gathered as much
00:18:29 Everybody knows
00:18:33 Father Fitzgibbon
00:18:36 - This needs a young fellow...
00:18:38 - Don't mention it to anybody.
00:18:40 When I had my talk with the Bishop,
00:18:44 that Father Fitzgibbon
00:18:46 and I was to try and straighten out
00:18:50 I see. You're in charge, but you're not.
00:18:55 But the Bishop couldn't very well
00:19:00 "Pasture"?
00:19:07 I was just saying to him, Father...
00:19:10 the next time I come past your church
00:19:14 Good day, Father. So long, Chuck.
00:19:19 I was going to ask you something.
00:19:24 Mrs. Quimp just telephoned.
00:19:28 She wants somebody to go and see her.
00:19:30 I'll go right along, Father.
00:19:39 Thank you.
00:19:42 I'll bet you're the new assistant...
00:19:44 the one who's going to get St. Dominic's
00:19:47 And I'll bet you're all the trouble.
00:19:52 - You've heard about the mortgage?
00:19:55 It isn't respectable
00:19:57 - My name's O'Malley.
00:19:59 Nice meeting you. We may have to
00:20:03 We're gonna need
00:20:05 I must run along. You look like a man
00:20:14 Yes.
00:20:26 Get out! You're not putting me out!
00:20:29 I'll pay you me rent when I get it!
00:20:34 Good morning, Father.
00:20:36 Hello, Father.
00:20:39 - You were?
00:20:42 the Knickerbocker Savings
00:20:45 Inasmuch as Mrs. Quimp
00:20:47 the Knickerbocker Savings
00:20:50 - refuses to offer her any further hospitality.
00:20:54 Mrs. Quimp has paid us nothing
00:20:56 It's certainly very nice of you
00:20:59 Supposing the poor old woman
00:21:02 The Knickerbocker Savings and Loan
00:21:06 like St. Dominic's.
00:21:08 With us, it's just a matter
00:21:11 With you it's different. You haven't got
00:21:15 That's your business
00:21:18 But I'm not in your business, see?
00:21:20 If I haven't got anything
00:21:24 Surely there must be something
00:21:27 I don't know what you'll do about it, but
00:21:31 Give her a break.
00:21:34 - St. Dominic's will guarantee it.
00:21:38 I can see you haven't been around long.
00:21:40 Why, St. Dominic's is in worse shape
00:21:43 - My old man happens to own the mortgage...
00:21:47 You're darn right he does.
00:21:48 Confidentially,
00:21:51 He wants to tear down the church
00:21:54 Can you imagine it?
00:21:57 - I'm sort of following in his footsteps.
00:22:02 It's turkeys.
00:22:10 Let's cut through the churchyard.
00:22:37 Good afternoon, boys.
00:22:40 That's a fine fat bird you have there.
00:22:43 We was sort of bringing it over for you.
00:22:45 - It's sort of a present. Ain't it, Herman?
00:22:48 That's very generous of you.
00:22:53 Now, where may I ask did you get it?
00:22:55 - We got...
00:22:59 - We were lucky.
00:23:03 - But, surely, your mother...
00:23:07 - She don't?
00:23:08 That's most fortunate for me.
00:23:10 There's nothing I'm more partial to
00:23:13 Roasted, all with dressing.
00:23:16 I appreciate your kindness, boys.
00:23:19 It ain't nothing, Father.
00:23:20 On the contrary,
00:23:23 Small luxuries, like small sacrifices,
00:23:27 Bless you both. Thank you.
00:23:34 Take it inside the kitchen
00:23:37 Okay, Father, we'll see you later.
00:23:52 So you guaranteed
00:23:54 Of course.
00:23:57 I expected you to counsel Mrs. Quimp,
00:24:03 - Hot turkey.
00:24:08 That's what I say.
00:24:24 "Bless us, O Lord, for these Thy gifts
00:24:29 Amen.
00:24:39 Say, Father, you know a youngster
00:24:43 What about him?
00:24:46 Tony belongs to
00:24:50 Eleven children. Sure, I know Tony.
00:24:55 Police don't think so.
00:24:57 - They don't?
00:24:58 If something isn't done
00:25:01 they're gonna wind up in a reform school.
00:25:03 - Who told you that?
00:25:05 You've been listening
00:25:08 Let me tell you that that man
00:25:13 That may be, but I think
00:25:17 They're terrorising
00:25:20 No use talking like that.
00:25:22 To hear the police talk, you'd think
00:25:27 I'll have you know
00:25:30 is brought to us by two of those very lads
00:25:35 Is that so?
00:25:37 Tony Scaponi was one of them.
00:25:41 I gave them both my blessing.
00:25:43 And they gave you the bird.
00:25:57 I'll get it.
00:26:08 Hello, McCarthy.
00:26:11 Well, I brung them.
00:26:15 Hi, fellows.
00:26:21 Okay, Father.
00:26:26 Say, I understand that
00:26:30 Yeah.
00:26:33 the Yanks are playing the St. Louis Browns,
00:26:37 Would you like to go out
00:26:41 St. Louis is my old hometown, you know.
00:26:45 - What do you say?
00:26:48 Yeah, sure, I guess
00:26:51 It's a date then.
00:26:54 That'd be good.
00:26:55 You run along and have your dinner.
00:27:13 Let me see now, where was I?
00:27:16 Oh, yeah, I know.
00:27:19 - What made me become a priest?
00:27:23 About young Tony.
00:27:27 Stealing.
00:27:29 - Stealing what?
00:27:43 Seems the boys hijacked a poultry truck
00:27:47 There was quite a bit of excitement.
00:27:52 Did the poor man get his turkeys back?
00:27:57 All but one, Father.
00:28:19 Thank you.
00:28:38 McCarthy, how are you?
00:28:40 Good morning, Father.
00:28:43 Always open for business, McCarthy.
00:28:46 Come on.
00:28:54 Come right in, Pat.
00:28:57 - I got a problem, Father.
00:28:59 Seems like it's more yours than mine.
00:29:02 It's her. Well, Father, it's this way.
00:29:07 Last night I'm walking me beat, see?
00:29:11 - Her?
00:29:13 "Officer McCarthy,"
00:29:15 - You know how the old stool pigeon talks.
00:29:18 "If you'll go around the corner,
00:29:21 "I've been watching her
00:29:24 Well, Father, I goes around the corner
00:29:29 Do you follow me, Father?
00:29:32 Well, I looks at her and sizes her up.
00:29:37 One of those things, I think.
00:29:41 "Look, sister, not on my beat."
00:29:45 When she turns,
00:29:49 - You follow me, Father?
00:29:52 To get down to it, Father,
00:29:57 Doesn't know a soul in town.
00:29:59 So, instead of booking her,
00:30:03 It's all right with the missus for one night,
00:30:08 I guess Mrs. McCarthy,
00:30:10 is no different from any other woman.
00:30:12 - You follow me, Father?
00:30:14 So, anyway, she tells us
00:30:17 on account of
00:30:20 We tried arguing with her, Father,
00:30:23 She thinks "Honour thy father
00:30:27 Well, Father, guess I'll let you
00:30:30 Says her name's Carol James.
00:30:33 So long.
00:30:35 All right. You can go in now.
00:30:40 Come right in.
00:30:48 Carol, suppose you give us
00:30:52 I guess it's just about like he said.
00:30:54 - You don't get along with your parents?
00:30:56 - So you're going to leave home?
00:31:00 How are you fixed for funds?
00:31:01 I haven't any.
00:31:04 But I'll get by.
00:31:09 - Why don't you go back home?
00:31:14 Parents?
00:31:16 Don't like the way I do my hair,
00:31:20 Too something or other, too long, too short.
00:31:25 Well, I don't know.
00:31:29 They even object to my boyfriends.
00:31:31 If they do let me go out, they say,
00:31:35 - "Come right home after the show."
00:31:41 No matter how early I get in, it's too late.
00:31:44 And if I say we ran out of gas,
00:31:47 - Are you?
00:31:52 Did you ever think of maybe
00:31:55 Now you talk like they do.
00:31:57 I can't have them over to the house
00:32:02 She does?
00:32:03 By 9:00 we have to be off the couch.
00:32:06 She needs it for a bed. Can you imagine?
00:32:10 Of course, you know,
00:32:13 - Maybe you're being a little unreasonable.
00:32:17 Eighteen? As old as that?
00:32:22 When I was 18,
00:32:25 After a while, when I got to be 21...
00:32:27 I was amazed to find out
00:32:31 Now that you're in New York,
00:32:35 - I'm going to get a job. I'm a singer.
00:32:39 - Of course I'm good.
00:32:42 Well, I...
00:32:44 I'm just good, that's all.
00:32:46 Would you sing something for me?
00:32:49 Supposed to be
00:32:51 You wouldn't know the kind of songs
00:32:53 How do you know?
00:32:58 - Do you happen to know Day After Forever?
00:33:02 Do you mind dropping it just a little?
00:33:09 All day tomorrow
00:33:13 I'll be whispering your name
00:33:16 And the day after forever
00:33:20 I know I'll do the same
00:33:24 Maytime or winter
00:33:26 I won't let you out of sight
00:33:29 And the day after forever
00:33:32 We'll talk about tonight
00:33:36 Your laughter is a melody
00:33:39 That I'll remember long
00:33:42 It plays upon my heartstrings
00:33:47 It's my favourite song
00:33:56 All through a lifetime
00:33:59 I'll be loving you and then
00:34:02 On the day after forever
00:34:07 I'll just begin again
00:34:19 What do you think?
00:34:21 You got a pretty nice voice,
00:34:26 you ought to think about putting
00:34:30 For instance, Father?
00:34:36 All day tomorrow
00:34:42 I'll be whispering your name
00:34:45 And the day after forever
00:34:52 I know I'll do the same
00:34:58 Maytime or winter
00:35:03 I won't let you out of sight
00:35:07 And the day
00:35:10 After forever
00:35:14 We'll talk about tonight
00:35:20 I see what you mean, Father.
00:35:22 Supposing you try it then?
00:35:25 Your laughter is a melody...
00:35:28 - that I'll remember long.
00:35:31 - It plays upon my heartstrings.
00:35:36 It's my favourite song
00:35:44 All through a lifetime
00:35:48 I'll be loving you
00:35:52 and then
00:35:54 On the day after forever
00:36:02 I'll just begin
00:36:07 again
00:36:13 What's that "again"?
00:36:15 - I was imitating you, Father.
00:36:17 Definitely.
00:36:20 And the day after forever
00:36:23 You're my favourite song
00:36:26 There's no thought behind that at all.
00:36:28 We'll talk about
00:36:30 What has that got to do with the song?
00:36:37 Hello, Father.
00:36:43 This young lady came to us for some help.
00:36:49 So it's work you're wanting.
00:36:53 - I think maybe I could place you.
00:36:58 What would you think
00:37:01 Mrs. Scaponi, with all those children,
00:37:06 I think
00:37:09 No. I'm not looking for that kind of work.
00:37:12 I don't think you understand, Father.
00:37:16 Aren't you?
00:37:18 Well, now...
00:37:21 And where, may I ask,
00:37:24 In some nice cool,
00:37:28 Any prospects?
00:37:32 And you're willing to starve
00:37:39 - You have a home, I presume?
00:37:42 Go right back to your parents.
00:37:44 A fine little girl like you
00:37:48 Blue Goose or something.
00:37:50 But you've got to start someplace, Father.
00:37:52 Nonsense. Being a good wife and mother
00:37:56 Like your own mother.
00:37:59 - Goodbye, Father.
00:38:10 Young lady, you go home and
00:38:16 The right man will never come
00:38:19 But don't worry. I'll get by.
00:38:27 Carol!
00:38:30 Wait just a minute. Father.
00:38:35 - Do you think you could let me have 10?
00:38:38 $10. She's all alone. She hasn't a thing.
00:38:40 Open up our hearts. $10.
00:38:51 Just a minute.
00:38:53 - How about $5?
00:39:03 Carol, I didn't like the way you said,
00:39:07 Here's something
00:39:09 But, Father...
00:39:10 It's all right. It's not charity. It's a loan.
00:39:15 Thanks. I can use it.
00:39:19 I appreciate it.
00:39:21 I guess there's a lot of things
00:39:24 advice and one thing or another.
00:39:28 After all, you are 18, aren't you?
00:39:31 Don't worry. I'll be all right.
00:39:35 - I'll get by.
00:39:39 Let us hear from you.
00:39:42 Bye.
00:39:58 Hey, fellas.
00:40:00 What are we doing
00:40:03 Yeah!
00:40:05 - 'Cause I promised O'Malley, that's what for.
00:40:10 - 'Cause I said so, see?
00:40:15 Lace panty-coats.
00:40:19 First thing you know,
00:40:22 Yeah, making altar boys out of us.
00:40:24 Hold it. First guy up, I kick his teeth in, see?
00:40:28 Look, you, O'Malley's a right guy, see?
00:40:32 Look, you, O'Malley's a right guy, see?
00:40:34 He didn't rat on us about the turkeys,
00:40:36 No.
00:40:38 Took us to a baseball game?
00:40:40 Bought us hot dogs, didn't he?
00:40:43 He's gonna take us to a picture show,
00:40:46 How do we know?
00:40:52 - Hello, Father. Say hello to the Father.
00:40:56 Hi, fellas.
00:41:03 Where'd you get the outfit?
00:41:07 I used to work out with them.
00:41:10 - When I left, they gave it to me.
00:41:14 Oh, you, knocking my team.
00:41:15 I guess you fellas wonder
00:41:18 Father, I want to talk to you a minute.
00:41:20 - Wanna see me?
00:41:21 Pardon me, boys.
00:41:26 Tony, what's on your mind?
00:41:28 Well, Father, so you won't have no beef
00:41:32 Okay. They're here. Like I promised.
00:41:34 Only, you should have heard them squawk.
00:41:37 - They did?
00:41:40 you were gonna slip them the old routine.
00:41:42 Personally, I'm for giving you a break.
00:41:45 - Swell of you, Tony.
00:41:47 Only, the way it is now,
00:41:50 - I'm responsible for you. Get me?
00:41:53 Maybe you won't,
00:41:56 me and the gang will drop you
00:41:59 - Okay. Can I talk to them now?
00:42:08 Boys, I'm not gonna do much talking.
00:42:10 Like Tony says,
00:42:13 I asked you down here to do me a favour.
00:42:17 St. Dominic's needs a choir,
00:42:21 I know what you're thinking,
00:42:25 It's gonna be fun. Believe me,
00:42:28 If it doesn't turn out that way...
00:42:29 if you think I'm trying
00:42:32 like Tony says, you can drop me
00:42:36 What do you say?
00:42:38 Father, that depends. What is it?
00:42:40 How many of you here know
00:42:42 I know it.
00:42:46 - Come on, you all know it.
00:42:48 - Sure.
00:42:51 What's the matter with him?
00:42:55 Hey, Herman!
00:43:01 - He's got a good bass voice. You want him?
00:43:04 You've got him, Father.
00:43:07 Now, let's see,
00:43:11 Hey, Herman, wait a minute.
00:43:19 - The Father wants to see you.
00:43:23 Keep quiet, will you, please?
00:43:25 Don't hit me on the head.
00:43:27 You are dopey. Now keep quiet. Come here.
00:43:31 - Look, he wants a bass singer.
00:43:34 - You are a bass singer.
00:43:38 - That burns me up!
00:43:41 - He wants a bass singer.
00:43:45 Will you go down? Now, keep quiet, okay?
00:43:49 Let's go.
00:44:33 Three blind mice
00:44:37 See how they run!
00:44:40 They all ran after the farmer's wife
00:44:43 Who cut off their tails
00:44:45 Did you ever see such a sight in your life
00:44:49 Three blind mice
00:44:52 See how they run!
00:44:56 They all ran after the farmer's wife
00:44:58 Who cut off their tails
00:45:00 Did you ever see such a sight in your life
00:45:06 It's no business of mine,
00:45:08 the things you do in haste
00:45:11 Think it over a while. Then if you really feel
00:45:15 That I do.
00:45:17 But the boys are better off here
00:45:20 - I'm sure that was Father O'Malley's idea.
00:45:24 But there are some things
00:45:26 and Three Blind Mice is one of them.
00:45:28 But he's young, Father.
00:45:31 I'll admit, maybe a wee bit impulsive.
00:45:34 But I know he means well.
00:45:37 After all, it was the Bishop himself
00:45:40 And the Bishop himself
00:45:44 I'm going to ask
00:45:50 Don't worry.
00:45:54 I'll just tell the Bishop
00:45:57 We don't see eye to eye.
00:45:58 I'd be happier
00:46:02 It's a long, hard road you've come, Father.
00:46:04 Forty-five years, and most of the time
00:46:08 The time has come
00:46:11 Take things a mite easier. Enjoy your life.
00:46:14 Let somebody else carry the load for you.
00:46:18 Sure, and Father O'Malley's got
00:46:21 Three blind mice
00:46:25 See how they run!
00:46:29 They all ran after the farmer's wife
00:46:31 See what I mean?
00:46:35 No, I've got to see the Bishop.
00:46:45 We got our sections.
00:46:48 Then we'll put them together
00:46:50 Take this section first. Here's your note.
00:46:54 Got that? Let me hear it now.
00:46:58 I thought we had singers here.
00:47:01 Big, now, let me hear it.
00:47:06 That's good.
00:47:11 You got that? Let me hear it.
00:47:15 We got a cruller in there somewhere?
00:47:18 What's your name?
00:47:20 Elmer, your voice is changing, isn't it?
00:47:22 I guess so, Father.
00:47:23 Have to drop you down a bracket.
00:47:26 Elmer is a switch hitter, it seems.
00:47:29 Let me hear that second section again.
00:47:34 That's great.
00:47:37 Got that?
00:47:41 Elmer, you sing like
00:47:43 Now we're gonna drop way down
00:47:47 Everybody take a toehold.
00:47:51 That's your note. Let me hear it.
00:47:57 There's a pink one somewhere.
00:48:00 What did you sing?
00:48:07 Sit down, Tony. Okay.
00:48:10 Everybody together now.
00:48:13 We hit them all together
00:48:16 Everybody take a deep breath now.
00:48:20 Let's hear it.
00:48:41 You got chord number one,
00:48:44 Put those chords together
00:48:47 I'll hold up the fingers, they'll be
00:48:50 Make out I'm the catcher.
00:48:54 Ready? Here's your note now.
00:48:58 Silent night
00:49:03 Holy night
00:49:08 All is calm
00:49:14 All is bright
00:49:19 Round yon Virgin Mother and Child
00:49:29 Holy Infant so tender and mild
00:49:40 Sleep in heavenly peace
00:49:51 Sleep in heavenly peace
00:50:01 That's fine, boys. Thanks very much.
00:50:05 Want to call it a day? There's still
00:50:09 Let's sing some more.
00:50:11 Yeah, come on!
00:50:32 - You saw the Bishop, Father?
00:50:36 Would you ask Father O'Malley
00:50:57 You wanted to see me, Father?
00:51:02 Sit down.
00:51:12 Father O'Malley, I've been to see the Bishop.
00:51:17 Oh, you have?
00:51:21 And I want to be frank with you.
00:51:24 I must admit that my purpose
00:51:28 was to have you transferred.
00:51:38 I'm sorry you don't like me, Father.
00:51:40 I don't dislike anyone.
00:51:46 What did the Bishop say?
00:51:48 After a little talk, he congratulated me...
00:51:51 on me 45 years at St. Dominic's.
00:51:55 He has a remarkable memory.
00:51:58 He said it was a monument...
00:52:01 to the fact that I had built it.
00:52:06 Coming from the Bishop,
00:52:09 Then I told him
00:52:13 That seemed to disturb him.
00:52:16 Then he started telling me
00:52:19 Capable, progressive,
00:52:25 He even told me that...
00:52:28 he had a nice talk with you
00:52:35 Of course, he didn't tell me
00:52:39 He didn't have to.
00:52:42 I could see it in the good man's eyes.
00:52:47 When you get to my age,
00:52:53 Then, after a little more telling me
00:52:57 he asked me why I'd come.
00:52:59 And knowing what was on his mind
00:53:02 of having to tell me...
00:53:05 The Bishop.
00:53:06 The Bishop wouldn't hurt anyone.
00:53:09 I put him at his ease.
00:53:12 "Bishop," I said...
00:53:14 "the very thing that's on your mind
00:53:17 "It's the very thing
00:53:20 "I want you to put young Father O'Malley...
00:53:25 "in charge of St. Dominic's."
00:53:28 The Bishop seemed much relieved.
00:53:31 He congratulated me on my ability to see...
00:53:35 so clearly at my age...
00:53:38 on my ability to face the inevitable.
00:53:45 Then what happened?
00:53:50 That was all.
00:53:54 Father, why can't we go along
00:53:59 No. You're in charge now.
00:54:04 Sit down.
00:54:07 No, Father.
00:54:08 Sit down. I'll familiarise you with...
00:54:11 There's no hurry about it.
00:54:15 Is there anything you'd like me to do.
00:54:19 Nothing.
00:54:22 Well, then...
00:54:25 if you don't mind,
00:54:29 All right, Father.
00:54:35 When you and the Bishop
00:54:38 it was more or less
00:54:41 Yes.
00:55:03 I think you better start without him.
00:55:08 He said he wanted to take a little nap.
00:55:11 He didn't look well, did he,
00:55:17 Go see if he's awake.
00:55:26 Father O'Malley!
00:55:28 Father O'Malley!
00:55:31 Father! He's gone.
00:55:34 He's packed his things, everything.
00:55:38 - Where would he go?
00:55:51 Okay, sure, but keep at it, will you?
00:55:56 No, you can't miss him. A little guy. Old.
00:56:00 Got a grip and an umbrella.
00:56:04 Okay.
00:56:07 Nothing yet, Father. They're gonna check
00:56:11 Look, Father, take it easy, will you?
00:56:13 You better go home.
00:56:16 Call me the minute you hear anything.
00:56:19 - I don't care what time it is.
00:56:38 Shall I make some coffee?
00:56:42 No, thank you.
00:56:55 Come on. Now what's the matter?
00:57:02 If you don't mind it,
00:57:04 If you don't mind, I found you
00:57:07 That's not necessary.
00:57:11 There's no reward, you know.
00:57:14 It's going to be a little difficult...
00:57:16 and I'd rather explain to Father O'Malley
00:57:19 And I can do that better
00:57:22 Okay. But if you want my advice...
00:57:25 you just tell him you've been a bad boy,
00:57:30 And if you want my advice,
00:57:33 and say you haven't been to Mass
00:58:26 Hello.
00:58:34 If you don't mind, I've come back,
00:58:39 Until me plans are more formulated...
00:58:42 maybe you wouldn't mind letting me stay.
00:58:45 I'll be no bother to you.
00:58:52 Here, Father. Let's get out of these
00:58:56 But I don't expect me old room.
00:58:58 - I haven't moved in there yet.
00:59:01 I'll sleep on a cot anywhere.
00:59:05 I'll not even be bothering you
00:59:08 We'll talk later.
00:59:11 - No. I'm not a bit hungry. I'll...
00:59:16 I've been keeping it for you on the stove.
00:59:18 Nice juicy cut of roast beef,
00:59:20 and there were some creamed onions, too.
00:59:22 And some asparagus
00:59:25 And golden brown potatoes
00:59:28 Well, if you insist...
00:59:31 just a small portion of everything.
00:59:42 I hope it wasn't too much trouble for you,
00:59:45 - No trouble at all, Father.
00:59:48 Don't worry about the dishes.
00:59:58 You're still a little cold, Father.
01:00:02 You ought to take a little something
01:00:05 Do you have a wee drop
01:00:12 Matter of fact, I might have a little one
01:00:15 I went out for a paper.
01:00:20 Well, in that case...
01:00:21 - I'll ask Mrs. Carmody where she keeps it.
01:00:29 No, the other side. Now down.
01:00:32 You'll find it behind
01:00:59 A bit of old Ireland?
01:01:01 Yes. Every Christmas since I left,
01:01:10 With a degree of abstinence,
01:01:13 I get a little behind during Lent,
01:01:43 That's me mother.
01:01:45 She's very beautiful.
01:01:47 Of course that was taken some time ago.
01:01:52 Let's drink to your mother.
01:01:57 What about your mother?
01:02:00 I don't remember much about her.
01:02:11 Let's drink to the two of them, anyway.
01:02:15 Thank you, Father.
01:02:25 You know, Father O'Malley...
01:02:28 I always planned
01:02:32 I'd go back to the old country
01:02:36 Now, would you believe it,
01:02:41 and every time I get a few dollars ahead...
01:02:44 There's always somebody
01:02:49 You'd like her. She'd like you, too.
01:02:53 She always had a song in her heart.
01:02:57 I can almost hear her now.
01:03:10 Me boy, do you know Too Ra Loo Ra Loo?
01:03:15 Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
01:03:20 Too-ra-loo-ra-li
01:03:24 Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
01:03:29 Hush now, don't you cry
01:03:34 Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
01:03:38 Too-ra-loo-ra-li
01:03:43 Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
01:03:47 That's an Irish lullaby
01:03:52 Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral
01:04:48 Good night.
01:05:06 Take it easy, boys.
01:05:10 Everybody right home
01:05:13 I'm responsible for you. Don't forget
01:05:16 - Aren't you coming with us?
01:05:19 I want to think about my sermon for Sunday.
01:05:21 - It'll be extra special for your parents.
01:05:24 On how to bring up children.
01:05:26 Father! Good luck to you!
01:05:42 Chuck.
01:05:45 - Jenny!
01:05:49 It's good to see you, too.
01:05:51 - Where were you going, Jenny?
01:06:08 Gangway.
01:06:17 What are you doing here?
01:06:19 - This is where I work.
01:06:26 What do you play,
01:06:29 Believe it or not, I'm Carmen.
01:06:32 Jenny Tuffle, Carmen?
01:06:33 I've changed that. It's Genevieve Linden.
01:06:35 I was singing Carmen in Rio
01:06:38 "Would you sing it here?"
01:06:41 - Jenny Tuffle at the Metropolitan.
01:06:43 Well, Chuck, make yourself comfortable.
01:06:49 It's good to see you, Chuck.
01:06:55 Come on, Effie, I'm terribly late.
01:07:00 I don't know why I'm even talking to you.
01:07:02 No?
01:07:05 - I did write.
01:07:12 Didn't I tell you?
01:07:21 Jenny? Please, I want to ask you
01:07:25 Hello, Tommy. What is it?
01:07:27 Tonight, would you be so good
01:07:32 Tonight, let's not race.
01:07:35 Let's try just for once to finish together?
01:07:39 All right, Tommy,
01:07:44 Meet Chuck O'Malley.
01:07:48 Chuck, Signor Tommaso Bozanni.
01:07:51 Father. "Chuck"?
01:07:53 She always calls me that.
01:07:57 You haven't told me yet, Chuck.
01:08:01 I did tell you in my last letter.
01:08:04 Which letter was that?
01:08:09 I guess that must have been
01:08:13 You wrote to me in Rome, in Florence...
01:08:17 Naples, Vienna, Budapest.
01:08:21 Then I went to Switzerland, and I found
01:08:25 You should have been there, Chuck.
01:08:28 It was a week before Christmas
01:08:32 I walked up to it in the snow.
01:08:35 The moon was so bright
01:08:40 And I answered it that night.
01:08:42 But that letter in Lucerne
01:08:45 From there I went to South America.
01:08:48 But there were no more letters.
01:08:52 What happened, Chuck?
01:08:57 Chuck, what...
01:09:02 Father Chuck.
01:09:10 It'll take me a little while to get used to that.
01:09:15 Where's your parish, Father?
01:09:17 I'm over here at St. Dominic's,
01:09:24 You remember Timmy?
01:09:26 Tim O'Dowd? Yes, of course, I do.
01:09:30 He's at St. Francis now. He's a priest, too.
01:09:34 Dear old Timmy. Can you imagine that?
01:09:37 Well, I'll have to be running along.
01:09:41 Please don't go.
01:09:45 It would be a privilege.
01:09:48 You know, Tommy...
01:09:51 Father O'Malley was the first one
01:09:55 Maybe one day I'll tell her the same thing.
01:09:58 If she listens to you,
01:10:01 to listen just once to me.
01:10:03 Watch the baton.
01:10:06 Good luck, Miss Tuffle.
01:13:28 - You wanted to see me, Father?
01:13:32 Mrs. Quimp here, good woman that she is...
01:13:35 has come here
01:13:38 I think it should more properly
01:13:41 Nice work, Mrs. Quimp. What is it?
01:13:44 Suppose you tell Father O'Malley
01:13:48 You'd better tell him, Father.
01:13:55 Your little songbird
01:13:58 but not a bit interested
01:14:01 is feathering her nest in her own manner.
01:14:04 And if Mrs. Quimp's observations
01:14:09 It seems, Father O'Malley,
01:14:12 has an apartment directly across the street.
01:14:15 Opposite Mrs. Quimp's bedroom.
01:14:20 According to Mrs. Quimp, young Ted Haines
01:14:24 Mrs. Quimp is losing a lot of sleep.
01:14:28 It's queer, isn't it, Father?
01:14:31 Young Haines was ready to throw me out
01:14:36 But when it comes to this young lady...
01:14:39 and mark you, there are other words
01:14:42 he acts quite different.
01:14:45 Don't you think it's strange?
01:14:47 That's a question.
01:14:50 Fine goings-on, Father O'Malley.
01:14:54 The nose on whose face, Father?
01:14:57 It doesn't matter whose face it's on.
01:15:01 Excuse us.
01:15:08 This is very serious business,
01:15:11 As you're more familiar with the case,
01:15:16 I'll handle the little sins.
01:15:22 All through a lifetime
01:15:28 I'll be loving you and then
01:15:34 On the day after forever
01:15:42 I'll just begin
01:15:48 again
01:15:54 Come in.
01:15:56 - Hello, Father.
01:16:01 - Hi, Father.
01:16:05 - I heard you. That's more like it.
01:16:08 Maybe it's because I'm putting
01:16:16 Very nice here, isn't it?
01:16:22 Very nice.
01:16:30 - Before you go any further...
01:16:33 That's right.
01:16:36 Yes, I'm sure Father is just dying
01:16:41 - Yes.
01:16:50 I was going down the street,
01:16:54 when who do you think just happened by,
01:16:58 and pulled up alongside of the curb?
01:17:00 - Ted Haines, Jr.
01:17:02 And what do you think his approach was?
01:17:06 - I prefer not to remember.
01:17:10 His exact words were,
01:17:13 Now wait a minute.
01:17:15 What I really said was,
01:17:19 You know, that's worse.
01:17:21 Well, that was that.
01:17:23 And with practically no more of a build up
01:17:27 Who knows? It might have worked.
01:17:30 So after I'd cooled him off, I came back here.
01:17:33 No job, no money,
01:17:36 There was a knock on the door. I said
01:17:40 - And who do you think was there?
01:17:43 - Right. I was so surprised.
01:17:47 Well, up to here, we're all surprised.
01:17:51 Naturally, before throwing me out,
01:17:55 So in a few well-chosen sentences,
01:17:58 Sort of like I told you.
01:18:01 And you found a landlord
01:18:03 Well, not exactly a heart of gold,
01:18:07 Well, we had the apartment vacant,
01:18:11 - Anyway, what's wrong with that?
01:18:17 As I was saying,
01:18:20 Like Mrs. Quimp?
01:18:22 Yeah. No! Well, that's different.
01:18:26 I can see that, obviously.
01:18:29 She told me about coming to see you
01:18:34 You don't have a corner on helping people,
01:18:37 And besides, I've practically
01:18:39 Yes, and as soon as I get it,
01:18:42 Every nickel of it. You too, Father.
01:18:46 No hurry about me.
01:18:49 Rather a nice-looking piano you have here.
01:18:52 Well, she needs one, doesn't she?
01:18:54 - She's got to practice. She's a singer.
01:18:58 Of course, pianos are a little expensive
01:19:01 I asked her first
01:19:05 - Well, then naturally...
01:19:09 Carol tells me you can play, Father.
01:19:11 How about trying it out
01:19:14 Yes, play something for us, Father.
01:19:27 Would you mind us asking you
01:19:30 - No.
01:19:33 Well, I've always been interested in music.
01:19:36 Used to write a bit of it at school.
01:19:39 We used to play for the school dances.
01:19:42 O'Malley's Orioles.
01:19:46 You know, at one time
01:19:50 Whether to write the nation's songs
01:19:56 - Any regrets, Father?
01:19:59 I get a great happiness
01:20:02 religion doesn't have to be this.
01:20:07 Taking all the fun out of everything.
01:20:09 It can be bright.
01:20:12 Bring you closer to happiness.
01:20:16 Or would you rather I change the subject?
01:20:20 If I could just express musically
01:20:24 it would be much more eloquent.
01:20:27 It would sound simpler,
01:20:31 Sometimes the spoken word
01:20:35 You mean, sing your sermons, Father?
01:20:38 Yeah, sort of.
01:20:40 Have you
01:20:42 No.
01:20:44 Will you play us
01:20:57 This road leads to Rainbowville
01:21:03 going my way?
01:21:07 Up ahead is Bluebird Hill
01:21:13 going my way?
01:21:18 Just pack a basket full of wishes
01:21:24 and off you start
01:21:29 With Sunday morning
01:21:32 in your heart
01:21:38 Round the bend you'll see a sign
01:21:44 "Dreamer's Highway"
01:21:49 Happiness is down the line
01:21:55 going my way?
01:21:59 The smiles you gather
01:22:03 will look well
01:22:06 on you
01:22:10 Oh, I hope you're
01:22:15 going my way
01:22:20 too
01:22:34 I think I'll leave you on that.
01:22:41 Goodbye, Carol. Goodbye, Ted.
01:22:46 Bye, Father.
01:22:53 Nice thought.
01:22:57 Going My Way.
01:23:01 Isn't it?
01:23:09 He's quite a fellow.
01:23:17 Good morning, Father.
01:23:21 - Jenny, this is Father Fitzgibbon.
01:23:24 - How do you do?
01:23:30 - Looking for work?
01:23:33 She sings at the Metropolitan Opera House.
01:23:36 Well, it's a great privilege to meet you,
01:23:40 You've come quite a ways in the world.
01:23:42 - Travelled extensively?
01:23:44 - Where's your home?
01:23:48 - A nice home?
01:23:50 In that case, you'd be interested
01:23:55 Again?
01:23:58 We're trying to raise a little money,
01:24:00 I see.
01:24:02 - How many?
01:24:08 Be $10.
01:24:11 - Thank you, and I hope you win it.
01:24:13 And I hope you win it, too, Jenny.
01:24:18 And we can raffle it off over there
01:24:20 I'd hate to see that crazy quilt
01:24:24 Where's the pied piper
01:24:26 Down in the basement.
01:24:28 Thank you, Father. Come, Jenny.
01:24:29 - Goodbye, Father.
01:24:31 Congratulations on selling all your tickets.
01:24:45 Like some more?
01:24:49 Ready, boys?
01:25:03 - That's the best.
01:25:06 Would you like to hear something nice,
01:25:09 Yes, very much.
01:27:20 - Very well done, boys. That's all.
01:27:24 See you all tomorrow.
01:27:29 They're angels.
01:27:31 They've got something you lose
01:27:37 - What's the matter, Timmy?
01:27:40 That was beautiful, Chuck. Beautiful.
01:27:42 Of course, we don't get Genevieve Linden
01:27:47 - Nor Deems O'Dowd either.
01:27:51 I'm glad to see you've kept up
01:27:55 Are you writing anything anymore?
01:27:57 Yes. I have a little song here
01:28:01 A very good friend of his.
01:28:03 If he likes it, that might be the answer
01:28:09 I have bad news. I've been to the publisher.
01:28:13 Wouldn't even look at it.
01:28:17 May I see it?
01:28:24 - So you're still in trouble.
01:28:27 - He glanced at it.
01:28:30 - "Schmaltz isn't selling this season."
01:28:35 - "Barfola."
01:28:37 Yeah, Voffala.
01:28:39 Boy, I heard some of their song hits.
01:28:41 It Was Hut-Sut Time On The Rilla-Rye.
01:28:47 And then there was another one.
01:28:50 This fella lost his girl in Salt Lake City.
01:28:52 Then he goes on to say
01:28:56 The average temperature, 73.
01:28:58 The section is noted for gold, silver,
01:29:01 But that doesn't make
01:29:04 because he's lost his sugar.
01:29:06 - Voffala.
01:29:17 - What's the matter with that?
01:29:21 Can you imagine Beat Me Eight To The Bar
01:29:32 - I like this.
01:29:37 Going My Way.
01:29:40 All right.
01:29:44 Thank you.
01:29:46 I have to go now.
01:29:47 Father Tim, can I drop you off?
01:29:54 There you are.
01:30:01 Thank you.
01:30:02 Thank you.
01:30:05 Goodbye.
01:30:10 - My pen, Father.
01:30:13 - Good day.
01:30:34 Yes?
01:31:00 Well, who are you?
01:31:03 I want to have a talk with you.
01:31:08 You must be his father.
01:31:11 - How old are you?
01:31:15 Well, that's good.
01:31:26 Ted!
01:31:49 What?
01:31:54 Hello, Dad.
01:32:00 Where have you been
01:32:03 Well, Dad...
01:32:07 I've been in a blue heaven
01:32:10 - She came in on a moonbeam.
01:32:14 That wasn't cricket. When you were my age,
01:32:22 Everything I say kills her.
01:32:25 It kills me, too. Do you realise
01:32:28 Yes. I had it redecorated.
01:32:30 - And that's one of my robes.
01:32:34 I'm going to like him.
01:32:37 Do you know I could have you
01:32:40 Maybe I know something about her
01:32:42 She was picked up on the street
01:32:45 I know that.
01:32:46 Maybe we know something
01:32:51 Married?
01:32:55 I'll have that annulled.
01:32:57 You can only get them annulled
01:33:00 Ours was right.
01:33:02 We said something about,
01:33:08 Where were you married?
01:33:12 O'Malley! A secret marriage?
01:33:15 Well, he's put his foot in it this time.
01:33:17 It wasn't a secret marriage.
01:33:20 I didn't see it.
01:33:22 You never get past the financial column.
01:33:24 Don't be impertinent!
01:33:26 Young woman, do you know
01:33:29 You know he's quit his job?
01:33:31 That's all right. I'll support him.
01:33:35 Sure, she's working.
01:33:39 You'd live off your wife?
01:33:41 Mother was a big help to you, wasn't she,
01:33:47 That was entirely different.
01:33:56 Yes, Dad, you certainly have.
01:33:59 Look, Son. My boy.
01:34:04 Have you no family pride?
01:34:10 No shame?
01:34:12 You've certainly slipped, my boy.
01:34:16 I don't think so, Dad.
01:34:27 Well, darling, I guess I'd better get dressed.
01:34:41 I think I'm a failure as a father.
01:34:44 I don't think so.
01:34:46 Darling, where's my hat?
01:34:50 I'll get it.
01:35:24 You'll have to forgive the way
01:35:28 We were a little hysterical.
01:35:30 I guess we were both a little, well, mad.
01:35:33 Well, I'm mad, too.
01:35:36 Quitting his job like that.
01:35:40 I don't know. This younger generation
01:36:19 So long, sweet.
01:36:22 God bless you.
01:36:30 Goodbye, Dad.
01:36:34 When they found out about my 600 hours
01:36:41 Be nice to her, Dad. She'll grow on you.
01:36:47 Goodbye, boy.
01:37:01 He's gone, Dad.
01:37:12 Max, you have to do this for me
01:37:16 I'm afraid we got all the songs we need.
01:37:19 Now wait a minute.
01:37:23 So grab your hat and a taxi
01:37:26 Yes, now. This very minute.
01:37:28 If you don't, I'll put the Irish curse on you.
01:37:32 Goodbye, Father.
01:37:35 That's Father O'Dowd, a friend of mine.
01:37:38 - What did he want? A donation?
01:37:40 Pal of his has got a song,
01:37:44 He's grabbed off the Metropolitan
01:37:48 conducted by this fellow Tommaso...
01:37:52 whatever his name is. The star,
01:37:57 All this fuss to put over a song
01:38:00 And they're waiting right now
01:38:02 At the Metropolitan?
01:38:16 This road leads to Rainbowville
01:38:21 going my way?
01:38:25 Up ahead is Bluebird Hill
01:38:30 going my way?
01:38:34 Just pack a basket full of wishes
01:38:40 and off you start
01:38:43 With Sunday morning
01:38:46 in your heart
01:38:52 Round the bend you'll see a sign
01:38:58 "Dreamer's Highway"
01:39:01 Happiness is down the line
01:39:06 going my way?
01:39:10 The smiles you gather
01:39:12 will look well
01:39:15 on you
01:39:23 Oh, I hope you're
01:39:26 going my way
01:39:32 too
01:39:35 Round the bend
01:39:41 "Dreamer's Highway"
01:39:44 Happiness is down the line
01:39:50 going my way?
01:39:54 The smiles you gather
01:39:56 will look well
01:39:58 on you
01:40:07 Oh, I hope you're
01:40:11 going my way
01:40:18 too
01:40:39 That's very good. Wonderful.
01:40:42 You sang it great.
01:40:44 - That's a pretty good song you got there.
01:40:46 - I guess you ought to know.
01:40:49 They say he's the sharpest little man
01:40:54 - I'm embarrassed.
01:40:59 Don't let that embarrass you. We love it.
01:41:02 What I wanted to say is that,
01:41:05 it's just as I told you, Father.
01:41:07 It's too good for us. It's way over our head.
01:41:10 You see, it's not just the type of song
01:41:14 Pardon me, Father, that a gentleman...
01:41:17 would croon to his babe,
01:41:20 It doesn't say enough. It hasn't got that...
01:41:24 Well, it's just not for me.
01:41:26 I think you ought to try it out on someone
01:41:30 Thanks.
01:41:31 Well, I guess we'd better
01:41:35 You know, Father, I could be wrong.
01:41:37 - I hope I am. Goodbye.
01:41:43 - I'm sorry.
01:41:48 You sang it beautifully, Jenny.
01:41:51 Not one mistake.
01:41:53 If that isn't good,
01:41:56 I was going to ask you
01:41:59 but maybe you don't feel like it now.
01:42:02 They sing divinely,
01:42:06 Maybe a little something?
01:42:10 - What do you think they'd like to hear?
01:42:13 - The Mule.
01:42:14 - Yeah.
01:42:26 Would you like to swing on a star
01:42:29 Carry moonbeams home in a jar
01:42:33 And be better off than you are
01:42:37 Or would you rather be a mule
01:42:40 A mule is an animal with long funny ears
01:42:44 He kicks up at anything he hears
01:42:47 His back is brawny but his brain is weak
01:42:51 He's just plain stupid with a stubborn streak
01:42:53 And by the way, if you hate to go to school
01:42:57 You may grow up to be a mule
01:43:00 Or would you like to
01:43:03 Carry moonbeams home in a jar
01:43:06 And be better off than you are
01:43:11 Or would you rather be a pig
01:43:14 A pig is an animal with dirt on his face
01:43:17 His shoes are a terrible disgrace
01:43:21 He has no manners when he eats his food
01:43:24 He's fat and lazy and extremely rude
01:43:27 But if you don't care a feather or a fig
01:43:31 You may grow up to be a pig
01:43:34 Or would you like to swing on a star
01:43:37 Carry moonbeams home in a jar
01:43:40 And be better off than you are
01:43:45 Or would you rather be a fish
01:43:48 A fish won't do anything,
01:43:51 He can't write his name or read a book
01:43:54 To fool the people is his only thought
01:43:57 Yeah, but even though he's slippery,
01:44:01 But then if that sort of life is what you wish
01:44:05 You may grow up to be a fish
01:44:07 And all the monkeys aren't in the zoo
01:44:11 Every day you meet quite a few
01:44:14 So you see it's all up to you
01:44:19 You can be better than you are
01:44:25 You could be swingin' on a star
01:44:35 - Is that your song, Father?
01:44:39 Well, we'll take a flier on that.
01:44:41 Did you hear that, Timmy?
01:44:45 You're a grand lad.
01:44:48 I knew your name wasn't Dolan for nothing.
01:44:54 Fellas, if you'll come to St. Dominic's...
01:44:56 - tomorrow morning at 10:30.
01:44:59 Max, a day in church
01:45:02 Be there, and bring the cash with you.
01:45:04 Father O'Malley will tell you
01:45:06 An old man, dear friend of Father O'Malley's
01:45:11 It would make Father O'Malley very happy
01:45:17 - Church?
01:45:22 As you know,
01:45:28 Forty-six in October.
01:45:32 And during that time...
01:45:35 I've always asked you to be generous,
01:45:39 And now I have to ask you again.
01:45:42 You all know how I feel about St. Dominic's.
01:45:47 Well, we're in dire financial stress.
01:45:53 So give what you can.
01:45:55 And I know that whatever you give...
01:46:00 whether it's large or small,
01:46:05 In the name of the Father, the Son,
01:47:11 Very gratifying.
01:47:14 And the Bishop thought I couldn't preach.
01:47:16 Thought I had a mouthful of clover.
01:47:19 Father, now that you're practically
01:47:22 do you suppose I could have a half a dollar?
01:47:25 What for?
01:47:27 Father O'Dowd and I thought, with
01:47:31 I need a new golf ball.
01:47:32 If I lose it, I'll swear off. I'll quit.
01:47:35 Take 50 cents. No.
01:47:40 They never keep any books.
01:47:41 You suppose I could buy
01:47:46 - Must we?
01:47:50 Give him 50 cents.
01:47:51 - You ought to come along with us.
01:47:54 Just go around.
01:47:56 - The fresh air will do you good.
01:47:59 - Your what?
01:48:00 - What's a kibitzer?
01:48:06 - Will you come?
01:48:08 - We'll get a ball for you, too.
01:48:19 Plenty of mushrooms
01:48:35 Where did that go?
01:48:45 Now, let me understand.
01:48:49 - in less hits than Father O'Dowd...
01:48:53 So you've got to count
01:48:55 That's right, Father. Step aside.
01:49:21 How many did you have? Three?
01:49:24 How many?
01:49:42 That's remarkable.
01:49:44 - Can you do that every time?
01:49:48 A strong crosswind or something.
01:49:50 - Here, give me a holt of that.
01:49:56 Wait, I'll throw a ball in there for you.
01:49:58 Keep your head down now, Father.
01:50:22 Father, you holed out.
01:50:25 Not bad for a beginner.
01:50:26 - You've played before.
01:50:29 That's the first time
01:50:32 Well, you better play and I'll watch then.
01:51:47 I guess I better be going.
01:51:50 Let that be a lesson to you, Father.
01:52:01 - What an extraordinary person.
01:52:10 Well, I'll sleep well
01:52:15 Think it must be that golf.
01:52:18 Shades of me childhood.
01:52:23 You know, I was thinking, Father.
01:52:28 before something goes wrong,
01:52:32 To do what, for instance?
01:52:34 Well, like, for instance, take a trip home
01:52:39 The interest is all paid up to date.
01:52:42 Unless something goes wrong, I have plans
01:52:47 You really think it would be all right?
01:52:50 I mean, that you'll take...
01:52:52 Father Fitzgibbon! Chuck!
01:53:25 Don't worry, Father. We'll build again.
01:53:39 Can I help you, Father?
01:53:45 It's for the birds.
01:53:55 They're used to coming here.
01:54:00 - I don't want them to go away.
01:54:04 You see, Father? They're not leaving.
01:54:09 And when your church is rebuilt,
01:54:14 In the meantime, you can send
01:54:18 I'll split the collection with you. 50-50.
01:54:21 Take it, Father.
01:54:24 Now what makes you all so hopeful
01:54:36 - You're supposed to take this.
01:54:38 - Come on, please. Take it.
01:54:40 I'll tell you what, if you'll take it,
01:54:44 - There, now that wasn't so bad.
01:54:49 Doctors. Medicine.
01:54:51 - What I need is to be up and about.
01:54:55 Tramping all over the parish to raise funds.
01:54:58 There's no need for you to rub it in.
01:55:02 - $35.85.
01:55:05 - How much is the doctor's bill?
01:55:08 Says here to take two.
01:55:11 Listen. There's nothing in that bottle
01:55:15 Now you're not gonna lose hope, are you?
01:55:18 Hope?
01:55:22 Chuck, when you're young, it's easy to keep
01:55:27 But at my age, you're lucky if the pilot light
01:55:35 I know, Father, 45 years
01:55:41 Here, take this.
01:55:47 That'll keep the pilot light burning.
01:55:50 Yes, it ought to.
01:55:55 - Well, did you make your parish calls?
01:55:58 Mrs. McGonigle's rheumatism
01:56:01 I told her to bury a potato in the backyard.
01:56:03 - That's for warts.
01:56:06 And I heard Mrs. Quimp's new gossip.
01:56:08 - What else?
01:56:13 - Did they hear from young Ted?
01:56:17 - Too bad.
01:56:20 Fine, upstanding young fella.
01:56:23 - Maybe they'll decorate him.
01:56:26 Some friend of his ran over him in a jeep.
01:56:30 But I've got some good news.
01:56:32 - I have a letter from Miss Linden.
01:56:37 She's in St. Louis.
01:56:39 And here it comes. I gave you that medicine
01:56:43 Tony and the boys are with her.
01:56:46 - They're on a what?
01:56:49 - and they'll be back in time for school.
01:56:51 Besides, travel's a great education.
01:56:53 If they make enough money,
01:56:57 Not much of one, maybe,
01:57:02 Miss Linden sent you a cheque
01:57:10 $3,500.
01:57:13 How's the pilot light
01:57:15 It's burning brighter, Chuck.
01:57:17 It's a long road back, but we've started.
01:57:20 You know, I've a feeling
01:57:23 Sure it'll rise again.
01:57:26 - You know, I think I'll get up meself.
01:57:31 - I feel better.
01:57:36 Here now, boys. Go on home.
01:57:40 Your dinner's ready. Go on home.
01:57:43 Bye, Father.
01:57:46 Bye, Father.
01:57:55 Fine girl, Miss Linden.
01:57:59 Let's close this up. Keep the sawdust out.
01:58:06 That will lend beauty to the dedication.
01:58:09 And at Christmas,
01:58:11 Father, I won't be here at Christmas.
01:58:14 I was with the Bishop this afternoon,
01:58:22 You're leaving me.
01:58:24 It never occurred to me
01:58:27 But, me boy,
01:58:31 - You didn't ask to?
01:58:35 But the Bishop asked me to help him out,
01:58:39 - St. Dominic's. What's going to happen?
01:58:43 I wish you could've heard some
01:58:46 Says you're looking 10 years younger.
01:58:48 He has all the confidence
01:58:51 Don't worry. You'll have a new assistant.
01:58:53 I want to wish you all the success
01:58:58 Is it a parish of your own?
01:59:00 Not exactly, Father.
01:59:03 You see this church, St. Charles, it's...
01:59:07 Well, the pastor's getting along in years
01:59:10 You mean they're in trouble.
01:59:12 Yes. And I'm supposed to go in there
01:59:16 You mean without the old fella knowing.
01:59:21 Well, that's a difficult assignment.
01:59:26 You may have trouble
01:59:29 He may be running off to the Bishop every
01:59:35 You'll bring him around
01:59:38 Well, there's dinner.
01:59:41 You know how to manage
01:59:44 Take him out on the golf course.
01:59:48 - We'll get along. Just so he...
01:59:53 That's it, Father. That's it exactly.
02:00:05 Come in, Tony.
02:00:07 - Hi, Father. So you're really leaving us?
02:00:11 I guess when the Bishop says
02:00:14 - That's right, Tony.
02:00:17 Tony, bishops are like umpires.
02:00:19 You have to have them
02:00:22 - Really?
02:00:25 I want you to take my place with the choir.
02:00:28 From now on, you're in charge.
02:00:30 That's swell of you, Father.
02:00:32 - I always had my eye on it.
02:00:34 When you gonna give
02:00:37 Not so loud. Later on in the church.
02:00:39 - Those boys haven't told anybody?
02:00:43 I mean, I'd be disappointed in them.
02:00:46 I know you wanted to tell me
02:00:50 but I'll make it easy for you.
02:00:53 Just as if you were here checking on me.
02:00:55 If you don't, I'm gonna drop you
02:00:58 - It's a deal. Good luck to you.
02:01:34 Pretty near Christmas.
02:02:03 I'm sure that the way to say what I'd like
02:02:10 We're separated by many years,
02:02:13 which could be the reason why we haven't
02:02:19 But though we've had many differences,
02:02:23 - It was only in method.
02:02:37 - Good stuff, huh?
02:02:40 - Goodbye, Ted.
02:02:42 Bye, Carol. Right man did come along?
02:02:44 Yes, but not past our house.
02:02:47 Stubborn?
02:02:49 - Goodbye, Mr. Haines.
02:02:54 Pardon me, Mr. Haines.
02:02:56 I've just left the Bishop.
02:03:00 I'm taking your place. I'm the new curate!
02:03:03 You've little time. They're waiting
02:03:07 All right. I've been doing you
02:03:09 You're gonna have a new church
02:03:11 Yes, but we didn't raise enough money.
02:03:13 Mr. Haines is gonna give us a mortgage
02:03:16 He convinced me I have a heart.
02:03:20 - That's right.
02:03:22 I don't know what I'm going to do
02:03:24 Don't know who the Bishop
02:03:27 - but whoever he is...
02:03:35 Congratulations to you, Father.
02:03:38 - The Bishop wouldn't do that to me again.
02:03:44 Mr. Haines. Nice of you to give
02:03:47 Not at all.
02:03:49 Can't tell you how much we appreciate it.
02:03:58 As you know...
02:04:00 we're all going to miss Father O'Malley.
02:04:06 He was a fine man.
02:04:10 This is Father O'Malley,
02:04:13 How do you do, Mrs. Fitzgibbon?
02:04:15 I've heard so much about you.
02:04:18 I think you'll agree that
02:04:23 He was always thinking of others.
02:04:26 And that, you know,
02:04:29 Believe me, it's what we do for others that...