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Clips from Gay Purr-ee (1962) Family

"This is the story of a little female citizen of France..."
Gay Purr-ee (1962) Family
"...who is as beautiful and as innocent as her name."
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"Hello, Mewsette."
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"At the barn. Hurry! Hurry!"
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"We'll wrap it as a gift and give it to Mewsette."
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"...and very happy."
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"That's what you are, Marie: A cabbage, an artichoke."
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"Now, in Paris, she would be perfumed and curled..."
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"To Mewsette, the prettiest cat In all of France"
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"All right, all right. It's your poem."
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"I never want to see you again."
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"Don't we, Jaune Tom? Jaune Tom?"
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"Why, Robespierre, that's a wonderful idea. That's exactly what I'll do."
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"Well, you're a mouse. You ought to know."
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"- What carriage? - The one that took her to Paris."
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"- Are you mad? - Is it a school or something for felines?"
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"A school for felines?"
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"Well, thanks a lot."
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"Good morning, Jaune Tom."
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"Not at all. I think your enthusiasm is charming, and I'm not offended."
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"Nevertheless, there are still a few unscrupulous characters about."
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"Come along, my dear."
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""Salon de Beaute Pour Felines. Mme. Rubens-Chatte.""
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"Meowrice, how nice to see you again."
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"- This is Mewsette, my dear sister. - Isn't she pretty?"
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"Just remember, time is on the side of the scoundrel."
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"- And you are the king of the scoundrels. - Yes."
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"- Yeah. There's a lot of them, all right. - I told you it was a wild-goose chase."
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"Take care of myself? Who's gonna take care of him?"
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"Leave those cats out of here! Allez!"
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"I don't know why you ever came to Paris."
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"Well, it won't do here."
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"I'm a failure. I'll never be a Parisian."
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"Stop her yourself."
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"Wouldn't you like to stroll on the boulevard, stop at a sidewalk cafe?"
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"- And order Champs Elysees, just once. - Of course, my pet."
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"Oh, good heavens, Meowrice. What are they doing?"
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"- What's kissing? - Kissing?"
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"Why, kissing is... Like rubbing noses."
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"But do they only kiss in buggies?"
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"Help, Jaune Tom!"
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"Your obedient servant, Meowrice Percy Beaucoup.""
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"...Jaune Tom, the world's greatest mouser."
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"It would seem to be out of our hands, monsieur."
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"I saloosh..."
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"What do you know? This is no turtle."
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"The same boat."
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"The rain has stopped and I have work to do. I must swab the deck, yes?"
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"Amedeo Modigliani is a talented young Italian painter..."
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"Monsieur Edgar Degas frequently uses ballet dancers as his models."
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"Mewsette has not gotten fat."
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"Monsieur Paul Ceanne is an intellectual artist."
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"...and his paintings show the influence of the South Sea Islands."
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"Another young painter here in Paris is a volatile Spaniard..."
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"Here. Mail this letter, Armond."
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"Very well, then. I'll write you a check."
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"It will be well worth it, Meowrice."
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"Mewsette, my dear young friend, you are beautiful beyond compare."
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"Tonight I wish to speak to you of something very personal."
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"I think you will agree that before this night is over..."
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"...all your dreams will come true."
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"...is because of your faith in me?"
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"What's happ...? What's happening?"
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"Tonight I wish to speak of love and marriage."
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"Then I know just the one for you."
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"So please get into the basket..."
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"This should be easy."
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"And what happens? You meet one little dog and I, Meowrice..."
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"Now, get out there and find Mewsette."
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"I tell you what."
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"We go to Africa and get warm again, eh?"
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"We're rich!"
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"Good as new?"
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"Oh, no! Please!"
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"The first thing we do is head for that Madame what's her name's salon..."
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"Don't worry, Jaune Tom, I'm right behind you."
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"What?"
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"What are we gonna do?"
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"Too late, my dear."
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"Sure, sure. What's the matter with me anyway?"
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"It doesn't really matter, though."
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"Jaune Tom, I've been such a fool."
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"Jaune Tom, look out!"
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"My friends, this is Paris."
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"Gay, beautiful, wonderful, magnificent Paris."
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"Paris: The tender mother of romance."
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"Of love. Of amour."
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"But not all the love stories of France begin in Paris. No, no, no."
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"There was one, for example, a quite unusual one that began in the hot..."
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"...sun-drenched region in the south of France..."
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"...in the province known as Provence."
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"The time is around the turn of the century."
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"You call it the Gay Nineties, no?"
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"But that is beside the point."
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"And her name is Mewsette."
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"No last name. Just Mewsette."
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"Hello, Jaune Tom."
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"That was a very nice song you were singing, Jaune Tom."
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"- Please sing some more for me. - Mewsette..."
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"...you know I can't sing it when you're looking at me."
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"Amour, amour..."
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"...a- mush."
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"Jaune Tom! Jaune Tom!"
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"Jaune Tom, you're wonderful."
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"Jaune Tom!"
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"A moose! A moose!"
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"I mean, a mouse. It's as big as a moose."
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"- I mean, it's a whopper. - A mouse?"
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"Where? Where?"
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"Come on, let's go!"
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"Jaune Tom, you're a..."
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"...clumsy country clod."
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"Bravo! Bravo!"
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"Bravo!"
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"Hey, Jaune Tom. What are we going to do with our mouse?"
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"Mewsette..."
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"That's all I ever hear around this place."
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"But, my dear sister, how can you continue to bury yourself on this farm?"
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"And now, tell me about this friend of yours in Paris."
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"- Is he nice? - My dear sister, what manners."
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