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Clips from Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)

"You're sulking because Warren Sheffield didn't ask you."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"- And it's so full of the spirit of Christmas. - Leave Christmas out of this."
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"You ought to be ashamed, wrecking your poor sister's evening."
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"Oh, come on."
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"You look grand, simply elegant."
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"If we're going to wreck Lucille Ballard's evening, we've got to be a sensation."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"No, please..."
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"- You would, Lon? - I was going to ask you anyhow, but I..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...it'll be simple to monopolize all the worthwhile men."
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"Well, I certainly don't relish wearing this thing..."
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"It'll be worth it. If we create a breathtaking effect..."
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"We can certainly handle 20 men."
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"Lucille Ballard's just throwing herself at Warren because of his father's money."
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"Is there anything wrong with going with your brother?"
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"- I can't go through with it. - You've got to start sometime."
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"I should hope."
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"If you guarantee eight, I can ha..."
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"Es? Someone to see you at the back door."
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"I know."
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"- I'll bet you really hate me. - Oh, no, John, I don't hate you."
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"Es, darling, what is it? What's the matter?"
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"I can handle the rest of them."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...but in between, I'll make my presence felt amongst the others."
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"- Hello, John. Come in. - Hello."
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"I hope it's a hunting knife."
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"You don't think I'm going to the smartest ball of the season..."
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"His father's suit's locked up in the tailor's."
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"Well, I had one."
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"...but two sisters makes the whole family look ridiculous. I won't do it!"
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"Come in."
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"- Oh, Grandpa. - Now, now, now, now."
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"And she was crying, just like you are now."
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"I wouldn't blame you if you never spoke to me again."
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"What's this about your not going to the dance?"
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""Clinton Badger, Hugo Boorvis, Sidney Gorcey...""
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"- That must be her. - Come on."
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"He was going to see him. What happened..."
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"- Is this Esther or Rose? - Esther will be along in a few minutes."
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"I hope you don't mind..."
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"That is if I can say it before Warren tries to strangle me."
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"I'm so thrilled about you coming to New York."
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"Lucille suggested Lon and she pair off tonight..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"- How about a dance? - Well, if you're on my card."
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"Well, we've got the whole evening to think about it."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Miss Ballard, this is Esther Smith. Esther, Lucille Ballard."
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"But otherwise it's a lovely arrangement."
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"- Hello. - Hey, Miss Esther!"
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"I can understand any young man wanting to spend hours talking to you."
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"- Good evening. - Hello."
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"I should say not!"
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"Esther, I wouldn't want this rumored about..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"And I always planned exactly how I'd act."
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"Say, do you realize I might have lost you?"
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"Practically."
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"Even if I did go to New York..."
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"Merry Christmas, Esther."
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"- Did who come? - Santa Claus."
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"We'd look pretty silly trying to get them on the train, wouldn't we?"
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"I'll help you pack them myself."
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"Esther, will you?"
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"Will be miles away"
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"We might never have seen each other again."
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"We're not gonna let them talk us out of it."
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"Tootie, you bad girl. You should be asleep."
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"- I'm taking everything. - Of course you are."
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"Nobody's gonna have them if we're going to New York."
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"Make the yuletide gay"
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"Oh, no, darling, you're wrong."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"I've got a few words to say."
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"That I've changed my mind."
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"New York hasn't got a copyright on opportunity."
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"You handled the whole thing magnificently. He's putty in your hands."
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"This is a great town."
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"I hope you like that, it's the same as mine."
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"Oh, thank you."
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"- Really? - This is for Agnes."
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"Grandpa! Esther!"
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"All right, Tootie. Up we go."
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"- There we are. - All right."
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"Merry Christmas."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"- You tell him, Tootie. - To the Louisiana Purchase Exposition."
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"I never dreamed anything could be so beautiful."
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"I forgot about it too."
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"- We're all here. - Where is the French restaurant?"
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"- Thank you. - This tie is so light..."
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"- Oh, look at Tootie. - Oh, here's Warren!"
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"There's never been anything like it in the whole world."
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"Grandpa, they'll never tear it down, will they?"
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"Perfectly beautiful day."
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"Mommy's here."
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"I liked it better when it was a swamp and there was just the two of us."
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"Just follow me."
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"Right here where we live."
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"Hello."
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"- Did you get everything? - Everything."
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"Boy, Mama, you should've taken a swim with me."
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"Don't tell me the lights are shining"
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"- Don't track up the floor, now. - I won't."
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"Anyplace but there"
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"Louis"
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"There's the poor old maid now."
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"He's only lived here three weeks. You can't expect him to fling himself at you."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...something I'll always remember."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"I want it to be something strange and wonderful..."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"- John Truett? - On the porch."
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"...to sit on our own front porch."
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"- Do you know what it costs? - I'm not even sure I'll be in."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Oh, I suppose she's working on the ice wagon."
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"If I keep Iying for your daughters, I'll need more money."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...all wrapped in silver paper."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Robin just can't seem to remember Mrs. Wilkins moved."
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"Poor Margaretha. Never seen her look so pale."
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"Well, sun ought to do her some good."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Oh, Mr. Neely!"
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"Is it, now? I've got a cousin spells it the same way, and we call him Louie."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"We will dance the hoochie-coochie"
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"Oh, she has to go."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"...and go into another line of business."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"If you will meet me in St. Louis, Louis"
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
"- Her sister's fighting with her husband. - I see."
Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
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