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Marnie Script
Robbed! Cleaned out!
Nine thousand nine hundred
and sixty-seven dollars.
Precisely as I told you
over the telephone.
And that girl did it. Marion Holland!
Thats the girl. Marion Holland!
- Can you describe her, Mr Strutt?
- Certainly I can.
Five feet five.
A hundred and ten pounds.
Size eight dress.
Blue eyes. Black, wavy hair.
Even features. Good teeth.
- (Chuckling)
- Whats so damn funny?
Theres been a grand larceny
committed on these premises!
Yes, sir. You were saying,
ah, black hair,
wavy, even features, good teeth.
- She was in your employ months?
- Mmm.
What were her references, sir?
Well, as a matter of fact -
Yes, uh,
she had references, Im sure.
Oh, Mr Strutt, dont you remember?
She didnt have any references at all.
Well, she worked the
copying and adding machines.
No confidential duties.
(Strutt) Mr Rutland.
I didnt know you were in town.
Just had a robbery. Almost $ .
So I gathered. By a pretty girl
with no references.
You remember her. I pointed her out to
you last time you were here.
You said something about how I was
improving the looks of the place.
Oh, that one!
The brunette with the legs.
Excuse me. Mr Rutlands a client.
I dont think youve got time
to discuss business today, Mr Strutt,
what with your crime wave
on your hands.
Oh, no, no. Always time for
Rutland business. You know that.
How are things in Philadelphia?
The little witch! Ill have her
put away for years!
I knew she was too good to be true.
Always so eager to work
overtime, never made a mistake.
Always pulling her skirt
down over her knees
as though they were
a national treasure.
She seemed so nice, so efficient.
- So -
- Resourceful?
(PA Announcer) Wilmington, Baltimore,
Washington,
Richmond, Petersburg,
Rocky Mount,
Wilson, Fayetteville, Florence,
Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Miami, Tampa, St Petersburg.
(PA Continues, Indistinct)
Hello, Mrs Maitland.
Oh, so nice to have you back,
Miss Edgar.
- We put you in your same room.
- Thank you, Mrs Maitland.
Can someone drive me over
to Garrods right away?
- Of course. Anytime youre ready.
- Soon as I change.
How do, Miss Edgar?
Good to have you back.
Hello, Mr Garrod.
Ah, theres my darling!
(Garrod) That big spoiled baby
of yours knew something was up.
Tried to bite me twice
already this morning.
Forio, if you want
to bite somebody, bite me.
Thanks.
(Girls) # Mother, Mother, I am ill.
# Send for the doctor over the hill.
# Call for the doctor.
Call for the nurse.
# Call for the lady
with the alligator purse.
# Mumps said the doctor.
Measles said the nurse.
# Nothing said the lady
with the alligator purse. #
Thank you.
(Girls) One, two, three,
four, five, six -
Oh, its you. Wheres my mother?
Shes makin a pecan pie... for me!
That figures.
(Woman) Who is it, Jessie?
- Hello, Mama.
- Well, I just swan. Marnie!
If youre not the very limit.
I cant take in the way you jump
all over the place like you do.
(Mama) Boston, Massachusetts.
Elizabeth, New Jersey.
I brought you
some chrysanthemums.
Those gladiolas are brand fresh.
Miss Cotton broughtem last night.
I never could stand gladiolas.
I ll get rid of these.
For lands sake - Marnie,
now watch the dripping.
Here, Jessica, why dont you
take these home to your mother?
She dont get home from work till :: .
Im supposed to stay here till :: .
Take them to the kitchen then.
Just get rid of them.
Takeem to the kitchen
before they drip all over.
We could stand gladiolas!
I send you plenty of money.
You dont have to be a baby-sitter.
Whoever said I did have to?
Its my pleasure.
That smart little ol Jessie.
Marnie, if you could just hear
some of the things that she says.
Oh, but I do.
Seems I get a report
in exhaustive detail
on all the bright sayings
of ol Jessie Cotton.
Whats more, every time I come home,
shes roosting here.
I see that youve lighted up
your hair, Marnie.
- A little. Why? Dont you like it?
- No.
Too-blonde hair always looks like a
womans tryin to attract the man.
Men and a good name
dont go together.
I brought you something, Mama.
Now what have you thrown
good money away on?
Oh, Marnie.
You shouldnt spend all your money
on me like you do.
But thats what
moneys for: to spend.
Like the Bible says,
"Money answereth all things."
We dont talk smart about the Bible
in this house, missy!
Well, I just swan! How do I wear it?
Like this. Real high up under the chin.
(Marnie) Oh, its smart,
its very, very smart.
Goin around buyin fur pieces
like they was nothin.
Mr Pemberton gave me another raise.
I told Miss Cotton my daughter is
private secretary to a millionaire.
Hes as generous with her
as if she was his very own daughter.
Miss Bernice, dont you want
to get my hair brushed up
- before my mommy gets home?
- I sure do, honey.
You run up and get the brush.
Oh, that kid and her hair.
Puts me in mind of yours
when you was little. The colour.
This side of the street
dont get the afternoon sun.
My hip and my leg
ache me somethin awful.
(Footsteps)
I got the hairbrush!
Uh, Marnie, mind my leg.
(Mama) I never had time
to take
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