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Clips from The Pride of the Yankees

"I'll never understand America."
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"They're sending me there for the experience I need."
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"That's the way they work it."
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"How you going to work it?"
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"- Work what? - Mama."
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"Louie."
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"- How's my best girl? - Fine."
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"Mama, I've got to go make a phone call."
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"Wait a minute. Grab a hold of that."
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"- How are they treating you, Mom? - Wonderful."
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"I can't get over how much they give you here for nothing."
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"All the city hospitals are free."
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"Everybody treats me like a queen."
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"Mom."
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"- Yes, Louie? - I want to tell you something."
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"- Excuse me a minute. - Wait."
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"It's nothing, really."
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"I'm going away, Mom."
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"I'm going to Hartford."
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"- You see, Mom... - Harvard."
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"Harvard?"
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"That's wonderful."
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"You are going to be a great engineer."
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"Harvard's engineering school is good."
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"But Louie, suppose she finds out? What about me?"
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"Protect yourself in the clinches, Pop."
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"What about mail? Suppose Mama writes you?"
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"She'll write the letters, but you mail them."
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"What about the money you will be sending me?"
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"- How will I explain that? - Tell her you got a job."
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"- A job? Who, me? - You."
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"Louie, wait."
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"- What kind of a job? - That's up to you."
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"All aboard."
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"Politics."
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"- Good morning, Mrs. Gehrig. - Good morning, Mrs. Roberts."
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"You saw the papers?"
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"Papers? The one says white, the other black. I never read them."
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"- You must be proud of your son. - My Lou? Of course."
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"But I just can't get over how wonderful everything is with my husband."
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"Mr. Gehrig, you know?"
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"I had no idea that..."
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"My husband told me in the hospital how wonderful his job was."
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"I couldn't believe it."
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"You want to know when he leaves for work?"
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"When he feels like it."
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"When he doesn't feel like it, he doesn't go to work at all."
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"Political, at $25 a week."
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"What is it, Papa?"
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"- What's the matter? - Nothing."
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"- What? - Nothing."
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"- I couldn't wait for you to come to the door. - It's in the paper!"
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"- isn't it wonderful? - Shut up."
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"This is great news! You should be a proud father!"
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"You'll tell me later."
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"Mr. Gehrig, this is a great day."
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"- What is it all about? - Didn't you read in the paper about Lou?"
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"- Paper? Lou? - Here it is."
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"Read it."
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"- Lou? - Yes."
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""Gehrig recalled by Yankees.""
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"We'll talk about it later."
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"We'll talk about it now."
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"- Mom. - Here's Lou now."
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"Congratulations."
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"If you don't mind, I think there are a few things I ought to talk over with the folks."
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"We understand."
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"How's my best girl?"
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"- I'd better go, too. - Where'? To work?"
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"I'll be right back, Louie."
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"About Hartford...."
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"I didn't go there just because I wanted to play baseball."
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"I went because we needed the money."
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"You were sick, and the doctor said you might die."
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"I wish I had died, rather than see you give up everything we planned."
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"For what? To play ball."
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"A disgrace like that."
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"It's not a disgrace to play with the Yankees."
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"That's what we came to America for."
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"A wonderful country where everybody has an equal chance."
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"That's why you studied, why you went to Columbia..."
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"so that you could play baseball?"
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"After all my plans for you to follow after your Uncle Otto."
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"Uncle Otto's dead."
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"Yes, and he'd turn over in his grave if he knew what happened in the family."
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"People have to live their own lives. Nobody can live it for you."
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"Nobody could make a ballplayer out of him..."
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"and nobody can make anything but a ballplayer out of me."
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"You are good for nothing. All baseballers are good for nothing."
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"Loafers in short pants."
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"You've never been to a ball game."
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"Lots of people go every day. Men, women, and children."
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"Maybe there's something to it. Maybe it's fun."
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"Why don't you come out and watch me play..."
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"so you can judge for yourself?"
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"- What do you say? - Never."
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"- You sure we came to the right ballpark? - Yes."
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"And those are not the players?"
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"They are getting the field ready."
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"What do they do with the pillows?"
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"They are not pillows. They are bases."
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"- You slide into them. - I slide into them?"
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"Just watch, Mama."
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"Just watch."
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"I can't understand it. So many people with nothing to do."
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"Score cards. Get your score cards, folks."
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"You can't tell the players without a scorecard."
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"My own son, I can tell. The others are none of my business."
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"- Is your son playing? - Sure. Lou Gehrig."
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"Gehrig? Never heard of him."
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"Substitute? - No. Yankees."
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"Scorecards. Get your scorecards."
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"Hello, Babe."
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"- Hello, boys. How are you? - Hey, Babe."
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"Was that homer yesterday 38 or 39'?"
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"Don't know, but I'll hit ‘em and you count ‘em."
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"- Where's Lou? - I don't see him."
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"You sure we came to the right ballpark?"
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"What did you say the name of this genius was?"
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"Gehrig. Henry Louis Gehrig."
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