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Clips from Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)

"I have to turn them out everywhere."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Well, it certainly is dark in here with the lights off."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"- Shall we do the dining room next? - Yes."
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"It's essence of violet. I save it for special occasions."
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"- There. - I'll turn these last two out."
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"What a nice compliment."
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"...and, and...""
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"Beguiling"
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"He watches the picture, smiling"
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"A light burns dim in the hall below"
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"Saying good night again"
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"Soft and low"
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"Halfway up to the landing"
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"Gaze on the"
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"Loveliest face in town"
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"Over the banister, leaning"
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"You've got a mighty strong grip for a girl."
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"...Esther."
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"...neighbor."
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"Hey! You boys, stop that!"
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"It's gonna be the biggest fair ever. My father was talking..."
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"...to the world's-fair commission, and they estimate it'll cost 50 million."
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"- That's a lot of kale. - I can hardly wait..."
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"- Yes, it must look like a fairyland! - Oh, now, wait. It's still a little rough."
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"After all, the exposition doesn't open for six months."
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"Here we go. All aboard, everybody!"
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"Hurry it along. We haven't got all day."
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"Time, tide and trolley wait for no man. Let her go, motorman."
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"Ding, ding, ding went the bell"
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"Chug, chug, chug went the motor"
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"Thump, thump, thump went my heartstrings"
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"As we glided for Huntington Lake"
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"I tried to sing But couldn't squeak"
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"In fact, I felt so good I couldn't even speak"
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"Time to all disembark"
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"Time to fall went my heartstrings"
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"And lost my heart instead"
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"With his light brown derby And his bright green tie"
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"I started to yen So I counted to ten"
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"Clang, clang, clang went the trolley"
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"Ding, ding, ding went the bell"
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"Zing, zing, zing went my heartstrings"
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"Thump, thump, thump went my heartstrings"
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"Clang, clang, clang"
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"He tipped his hat And took a seat"
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"He asked my name I held my breath"
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"I couldn't speak Because he scared me half to death"
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Chug, chug, chug went the motor"
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"Plop, plop, plop went the wheels"
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"How it feels"
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"The day was bright The air was sweet"
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"The smell of honeysuckle Charmed you off your feet"
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"You tried to sing But couldn't squeak"
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"Buzz, buzz, buzz went the buzzer"
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"Plop, plop, plop went the wheels"
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"As he started to leave I took hold of his sleeve"
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"And as if it were planned"
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"With his hand holding mine"
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"To the end of the line"
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"You be careful and don't run over Mrs. Truett's lawn. It's just been planted."
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"- That'll be a caution, won't it, Tootie? - We'll fix him fine."
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"Then he burns the cats at midnight in his furnace. You can smell the smoke."
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"That's horrible. Are you sure?"
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"And Mr. Braukoff was beating his wife with a red-hot poker."
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"I never would have believed it. He looks like such a quiet man."
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"- You crossed your heart you wouldn't tell. - I crossed it with my left hand."
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"Mrs. Smith, who are these boys?"
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"It's me, Katie. It's Agnes."
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"The saints preserve us, it is! You had me fooled."
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"Well, if you can fool Katie, you can fool anyone."
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"She was murdered in a den of thieves, and I died of a broken heart."
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"- Did anyone hear a moan just then? - I did."
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"I didn't hear it."
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"Just a small handful right in their face."
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"Mama, that was Mrs. Wilkins."
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"...when they're through stealing it? - Yes, and get back early or no ice cream."
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"- All right. - All right, Mommy."
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"Oh, no. We ain't gonna take the Braukoffs."
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"Who's that?"
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"It's me, Agnes."
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"- No, we're taking the Mitchells! - All right, take the Mitchells!"
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"You stay here, Tootie. And don't go too near the fire."
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"Let me help! Let me help! Let me help!"
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"- Oh, let me help! Please let me help! - Get out of the way."
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"Let me help!"
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"Johnny! Hey, Johnny! We just killed eight more people. Big ones too!"
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"We tortured them! Burnt the soles of their feet."
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"- Fine! Now go get the Braukoffs. - No, we're gonna get the Ferrises."
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"All right then, the Ferrises. But blow down their house, roof and all!"
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"- Come on! - Can I go too?"
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"No, no, Tootie, you stay here. You're too little."
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"Why don't you go home?"
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"- Somebody's gotta take the Braukoffs! - I'll take them!"
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"I'll take the Braukoffs."
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"- Yeah, let Tootie take them! - No! The Braukoffs have a fierce bulldog!"
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"She'll be torn to pieces!"
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"No, I got my own flour."
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"- Tootie, can't you talk? - I killed him!"
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"Tootie Smith, you're free. Your banshee is dead."
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"- Here, throw that on the fire. - I'm the most horrible!"
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"I'm the most horrible!"
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"The ice cream would have melted if it weren't for your thoughtfulness."
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"Thank you, but some other time perhaps."
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"Oh, give my regards to Tootie."
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"Yes. Yes, she certainly is. Good evening."
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"I was coming out of Huntsinger's, he was coming in."
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"- I bumped into him. - Accidentally?"
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"Almost."
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"Oh, Rose, I think that's the most exciting..."
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"Tootie!"
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"- I heard Tootie. Where is she? - Down by the trolley."
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"- Oh, my goodness! - Oh, here!"
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"- My, darling. Don't cry, honey. - Somebody telephone the doctor."
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"- It's all right now. - All right, honey. You'll be all right."
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"No, it wasn't the streetcar. It was John Truett."
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"- John Truett? - John Truett hit you?"
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"- John Truett hit her, Dr. Girard. - Well, let's have a look here, huh?"
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"He hit her, all right. Someone did."
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"I'm afraid I'll have to take a couple of stitches."
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"Well, no bones broken, though."
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