User: SnowyCinema
File: Lonesome (1928).webm
Author: Paul Fejos
Publisher: Universal Pictures
Year: 1928
PD: PD/US|film=yes
Note:
Cat: Comedy film, Drama film, Part-talkies
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{{uc|Carl Laemmle<br>{{lsp|0.3em|presents}}<br>{{xxxx-larger|Lonesome}}<br>a<br>[[Author:Paul Fejos|Paul Fejos]]<br>Production<br>{{smaller|with}}}}<br>{{uc|[[Author:Glenn Tryon|Glenn Tryon]]}} {{asc|and}} {{uc|[[Author:Barbara Kent|Barbara Kent]]}}<br>
{{xx-smaller|{{uc|A Universal-Jewel<br>Copyright, MCMXXVIII, by Universal Pictures}} {{asc|Corp.}}<br>{{uc|''Carl Laemmle, President''}}}}
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00:12
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{{c|
{{smaller|{{uc|Story}}}}<br>
{{uc|Mann Page}}
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{{smaller|{{uc|Adaptation and scenario}}}}<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Edward T. Lowe|Edward T. Lowe]], Jr.}}
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{{smaller|{{uc|Dialogue and titles}}}}<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Tom Reed|Tom Reed]]}}
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{{smaller|{{uc|Photography}}}}<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Gilbert Warrenton|Gilbert Warrenton]]}}
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{{smaller|{{uc|Film editor}}}}<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Frank Atkinson|Frank Atkinson]]}}
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00:20
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{{smaller|{{uc|Directed by}}}}<br>
{{uc|[[Author:Paul Fejos|Paul Fejos]]}}
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00:34
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{{c|{{uc|''Players''}}}}
{{Lonesome (1928)/Cast}}
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01:11
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{{c|{{di|N}}ew York wakes up——The machinery of life begins to move.}}
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01:53-01:54
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{{c|{{uc|Stop}}{{dhr}}{{uc|Go}}}}
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01:57
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{{c|{{di|I}}n the whirlpool of modern life——The most difficult thing is to live alone.}}
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02:12
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{{c|{{uc|Friday}}}}
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02:24
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{{c|{{xx-smaller|{{uc|July}}}}<br>{{larger|2}}<br>{{xx-smaller|{{uc|Friday}}}}}}
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02:31
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{{c|{{xx-smaller|{{uc|July}}}}<br>{{larger|3}}<br>{{xx-smaller|{{uc|Saturday}}}}}}
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04:06
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{{c|{{smaller|{{uc|[[Popular Mechanics]]}}}}}}
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04:23-04:24
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{{c|{{uc|Steady{{gap}}{{tooltip|Repeat|setting on}}{{gap|4em}}{{tooltip|Silent|setting on}}{{gap}}Alarm}}}}
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07:51
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{{ft|Conductor|Watch the door! Watch the door! Watch the door! Open! Watch the door! Watch the door! Watch the door!}}
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09:08
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{{ft|Conductor|Watch the door! Watch the door! Watch the door! Watch the door! Stand back!}}
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10:53
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{{c|{{smaller|{{uc|The Toledo No. 8}}}}}}
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11:07
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{{c|{{uc|Punch Press 9<br>3 Phase 220 Volt}}}}
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12:33
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{{c|{{uc|Redington}}<br>{{sc|Counting Machine}}<br>{{uc|{{smaller|Patented Oct. 13, 1908}}<br>F. B. Redington Co.<br>{{fine|Chicago}}}}}}
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13:42
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{{c|A holiday. . . . !}}
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14:25
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{{c|{{uc|Positively no admittance to plant without pass<br>Employes excepted}}}}
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15:28
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{{c|"We're going for a cruise on a river boat——want to come?"}}
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15:38
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{{c|{{uc|Two's Company{{dhr}}Three's a Crowd}}}}
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15:49
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{{c|"No——I can't——I have a date with a high class dame."}}
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16:42
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{{c|"Come to Coney Island with us——we'll have a great time."}}
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16:49
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{{c|"Oh——I'm afraid I have too many things to do this afternoon.}}
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18:32
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{{ftb|Record|
{{ppoem|
With a wither are flowing,
So all [...]
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19:51
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{{c|{{smaller|{{sc|[[Police Gazette]]}}}}}}
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20:03
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{{c|{{xx-larger|{{uc|Plenty}} ''of'' {{uc|Fun}}}}<br>Sat. July 3rd, At The Beach}}
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22:26
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{{c|{{uc|Honolulu}}}}
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22:30
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{{c|{{sc|Round Trip To Beach <sup>$</sup>1.<sup><u>00</u></sup>}}}}
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23:22
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{{c|{{di|T}}here's nothing like the hurly-burly of a carnival to help recover from the stress of daily routine.}}
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24:55
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{{c|{{xx-larger|3 {{asc|Strikes}} 10<sup>¢</sup>}}}}
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26:12
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{{c|{{smaller|{{uc|Your weight printed and dated{{dhr|3}}and your fortune}}}}}}
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26:16
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{{c|{{xx-larger|{{Lonesome (film)/Meet your heart's desire}}}}}}
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28:12
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{{ft|Jim|Hello.}}
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28:15
{{ft/d|
{{ft|Mary|Hello.}}
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28:19
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{{ft|Jim|Nice day, isn't it?}}
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28:21
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{{ft|Mary|Yes, isn't it?}}
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28:23
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{{ft|Jim|It's swell. It's perfect—just like you.}}
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28:30
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{{ft|Mary|Oh, shut up.}}
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28:35
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{{ft|Jim|You know, it's a lucky thing I didn't go out on my yacht today. I wouldn't have met you.}}
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28:41
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{{ft|Mary|Have you a yacht?}}
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28:43
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{{ft|Jim|Have I? A regular floating palace! You know, I had to put straps on it for people to hang onto, I have so many friends.}}
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28:53
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{{ft|Mary|I'd never heard of straps on a yacht.}}
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28:57
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{{ft|Jim|Well, you see, I got the idea when I was going to work every morning on the subway to Wall Street.}}
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29:05
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{{ft|Mary|Are you in Wall Street?}}
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29:07
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{{ft|Jim|Am I? Say, I've got eighty acres right in the center of the financial district. Why, if it was out in California, I'd subdivide it. And I'd buy you the whole world.}}
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29:20
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{{ft|Mary|You're kidding.}}
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29:25
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{{ft|Jim|My name's Jim. What's yours?}}
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29:27
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{{ft|Mary|Mary.}}
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29:28
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{{ft|Jim|I'll bet it's Mary Smith.}}
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29:29
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{{ft|Mary|I'll bet it isn't.}}
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29:33
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{{ft|Jim|Well, Mary, you've found your little lamb, and I'm gonna follow you wherever you go.}}
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29:42
{{ft/d|
{{ft|Mary|All right.}}
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29:43
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{{ft|Mary|Well, you did it!}}
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29:44
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{{ft|Jim|Did I sink that?<ref>{{ua|Given the experimental nature of this film, this line and the last one were probably behind-the-scenes lines disconnected from the script, likely left in the talking scene unintentionally by the film editors.}}</ref>}}
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31:05
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{{c|"Some of my friends wanted me to join them at the Ritz——but I hate crowds."}}
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31:16
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{{c|"That's just like me——the world and its social obligations get on my nerves."}}
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31:24
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{{c|"I neglected all my duties today and escaped."}}
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31:40
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{{c|"Now that I think about it——I don't want to fool you."}}
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31:48
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{{c|"I'm only an ordinary working stiff."}}
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31:57
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{{c|"And I'm so tired of being alone——that I can't even stand my own company."}}
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32:07
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{{c|"Since you're being straight with me——I want you to know I'm just a telephone operator."}}
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32:17
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{{c|"I bet we've both been reading the same serial in [[The Saturday Evening Post]]."}}
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32:27
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{{c|"It's the story of a young man who thinks he's met a duchess——and a young girl who thinks she's met a millionaire."}}
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32:37
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{{c|"But at the end of the story——the young man becomes a millionaire."}}
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32:49
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I've lost my ring!"}}
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32:54
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{{c|"Don't worry——we'll find it."}}
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33:01
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{{c|"It means a lot to me——it's a wedding ring."}}
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33:37
{{ft/d|
{{c|"It's like looking for a needle in a haystack——we'll never find it."}}
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34:35
{{ft/d|
{{c|"What's the matter?"}}
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34:40
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Nothing."}}
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34:48
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Can you read what's engraved on it?"}}
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34:57
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{{c|"It says——'To my dear wife'."}}
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35:09
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{{c|"It means a lot to me because it was my mother's wedding ring."}}
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35:14
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{{c|"Then——you're not married?——not at all?"}}
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35:38
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{{c|{{xx-larger|Bath House {{uc|Closes at 6 P.M.}}}}}}
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36:10
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{{ft|Jim|Gee! We're alone!}}
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36:15
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{{ft|Mary|And our day is almost over.}}
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36:17
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{{ft|Jim|Oh, it isn't over. It's just beginning. Why, I'm going to make you a promise.}}
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36:24
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{{ft|Mary|Promise what?}}
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36:26
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{{ft|Jim|That we'll never be lonesome anymore. If I had known when I first saw you, that you were only a telephone operator instead of a swell, I'd have proposed to you right on the spot.}}
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36:40
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{{ft|Mary|And if I had known, that you were just a punch-presser, I would have accepted.}}
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36:51
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{{ft|Jim|Gee, it's funny how lonesome a fellow can be. Especially with a million people around him. You know, you just can't be happy in a hotel room, especially when all your friends have homes and kiddies. All my life, I've wanted a little white house out in the country, with blue shingles.}}
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37:20
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{{ft|Mary|I don't like blue shingles.}}
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37:22
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{{ft|Jim|But you'll like the white house. And I'd paint the shingles any color you like.}}
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37:26
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{{ft|Mary|Lavender?}}
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37:28
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{{ft|Jim|Sure!}}
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37:29
{{ft/d|
{{ft|Mary|Or pink?}}
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37:31
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{{ft|Jim|Oh, Mary, I'd rather have them blue. Then they'd be just the color of your eyes. Of course you could have them black, or brown, or green, or any color you'd like, just so long as you're there. Mary... Mary! Gee, that's a pretty name!}}
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40:51
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{{c|"You've won a doll and a kiss. I'll give you the doll and your girl can give you the kiss."}}
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41:41
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{{c|{{uc|{{xxxx-larger|Picture in One Minute for 10<sup>¢</sup>}}}}}}
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42:25
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{{c|"I'm sure you couldn't get a better likeness at the Museum of Natural History."}}
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42:50
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{{c|"Oh——Mary——your beauty has passed the test."}}
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43:02
{{ft/i|
{{c|{{uc|Egyptian Fortune Teller{{hr|10em}}Palmistry<br>Crystal Gazing}}}}
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43:14
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{{c|"I see riches, travel, pretty clothes and marriage with a dark handsome young man——he'll make you happy miss."}}
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44:08
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{{c|{{uc|Honeymoon Trail}}}}
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44:37
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{{c|"Mary——you are the girl I've always dreamed of."}}
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44:44
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{{c|"And I think you're a wonderful young man."}}
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45:04
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Can you imagine me——a simple working stiff——talking about love."}}
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45:12
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Let's go on more rides. I'd like that!"}}
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45:20
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{{c|{{xxx-larger|{{uc|Dancing}}}}}}
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45:27
{{ft/s|
{{Lonesome (film)/Loving You Always sheet}}
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45:51
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{{Lonesome (film)/Loving You Always sheet}}
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46:01
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{{Lonesome (film)/Loving You Always sheet}}
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46:21
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{{Lonesome (film)/Loving You Always sheet}}
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47:04
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{{c|{{uc|{{xxx-larger|Speedy Boat}}<br>One Dollar Per Person}}}}
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47:15
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{{c|{{xx-smaller|"Today will bring you good luck and goodness."}}}}
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47:21
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{{c|"I'd rather go {{SIC|elsewhere|elsewhere.}} This is too dangerous."}}
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47:29
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{{c|{{x-larger|{{uc|Jackrabbit Racer}}}}}}
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48:00
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{{c|{{uc|Hats here{{dhr}}{{smaller|Hold your hats · Don't stand up}}}}}}
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49:45
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{{c|The wheel catches fire!}}
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50:07
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{{c|"Mary——Mary! Don't panic——keep calm!"}}
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50:47
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{{c|"What's your problem——young man? Are you resisting me?"}}
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50:55
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{{c|"You have no business here——get going!"}}
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51:16
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{{ft|Jim|But, Sergeant, I...}}
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51:18
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{{ft|Sergeant|Calm yourself, baby. I'll get to you in a moment.}}
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51:22
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{{ft|Sergeant|Now tell me where you found him.}}
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51:25
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{{ft|Cop|A Jane was hurt down at the roller coaster. This monkey brought a run over me about it.}}
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51:30
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{{ft|Sergeant|Disturbing the peace, eh, kiddo?}}
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51:31
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{{ft|Jim|Oh, listen to me, Sergeant. That's what I was trying to tell this man—that it was my girl that was hurt. I was trying to get to her to help her.}}
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51:41
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{{ft|Sergeant|So it was your girl that was hurt, eh? What is her name?}}
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51:47
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{{ft|Jim|Mary, sir.}}
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51:48
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{{ft|Sergeant|Mary what?}}
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51:55
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{{ft|Jim|I... I don't know. You see, we only met today.}}
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52:00
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{{ft|Sergeant|Picked her up, eh?}}
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52:02
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{{ft|Jim|Oh, no, sir, you wouldn't say that if you saw her. She's not that kind of a girl. She's a good kid—a sweet kid.}}
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52:10
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{{ft|Sergeant|That ain't much of a description. You're officially charged with picking up girls and resisting arrest. Take him away.}}
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52:19
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{{ft|Jim|Oh, I wish I could make you realize, sir, but you've got to let me go. I don't know that girl's name, but I love her. And if I don't get to her, I'll lose her. And I'm gonna marry her...if she'll have me.}}
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52:40
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{{ft|Sergeant|Dear me! Isn't that thrilling? Do go on.}}
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52:45
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{{ft|Jim|Yes, I'll go on! And I'll tell you what I think of you! You don't know when a man's sincere and when he's not! What a great policeman you are! You're so used to dealing with lousy, rotten people, you're rotten yourself!}}
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53:04
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{{ft|Sergeant|Run along to your little Mary, sonny. I hope you find her.}}
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53:13
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{{ft|Jim|Do...do you mean it?}}
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53:15
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{{ft|Sergeant|Sure, I mean it. Don't mind me. I'm just playful today. Now, run along.}}
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53:25
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{{ft|Jim|Thanks.}}
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53:33
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{{ft|Jim|As for you, you big ham, you go jump in the lake!}}
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53:37
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{{ft|Sergeant|Hehehehaha! Hey, "you go jump in the lake"! Hehehe!}}
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53:58
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{{c|"Jim——Jim——"}}
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54:12
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{{c|{{uc|{{smaller|Pay Here<br>Adults}}<br>15<sup>¢</sup><br>{{smaller|Children<br>{{asc|Under 10 Yrs}}}}<br>10<sup>¢</sup>}}}}
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54:20
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{{c|"Where's the girl? The one who fainted a few minutes ago?"}}
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54:28
{{ft/d|
{{c|"She just left——she seemed to be looking for someone."}}
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55:20
{{ft/d|
{{c|"I don't know why you're looking for a guy with a mug like that."}}
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56:11
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Is it me you're waiting for——pretty one?"}}
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57:03
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Quit bothering me! This ain't no information bureau!"}}
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57:37
{{ft/d|
{{c|"Go to the {{uc|lost and found}} and leave me in peace!"}}
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58:35
{{ft/d|
{{c|{{xxxx-larger|"No!"}}}}
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1:03:20
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{{c|{{xx-smaller|{{uc|July}}}}<br>{{larger|4}}<br>{{xx-smaller|{{uc|Sunday}}}}}}
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1:04:30
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{{c|{{Lonesome (film)/Meet your heart's desire}}}}
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1:05:13
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{{c|{{xx-larger|{{bl|B}}{{dhr}}''Brunswick''}}{{dhr|2}}{{block right|width=5em|Voice and Guitar with Violin and 'Cello}}{{dhr}}{{uc|[[Always]]}}<br>—[[Author:Irving Berlin|Irving Berlin]]—<br>[[Author:Nick Lucas|Nick Lucas]]<br>"The Crooning Troubadour"<br>{{larger|3088—A<ref>{{ua|The content of [https://archive.org/details/78_always_nick-lucas-the-crooning-troubadour-irving-berlin_gbia0021951a the actual record] (which is under copyright until 2027 due to the [[Music Modernization Act]]) was clearly ''not actually played'' in the film—it was replaced by what seems to be an original version to the film, from all available research. This was possibly done due to copyright restraints.}}</ref>}}{{dhr}}{{uc|The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company}}<br>{{asc|Made in U.S.A.}}{{dhr}}{{asc|Reg. U.S. Pat. Office. M. de F. Marca Industrial Registrada}}}}
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1:06:21
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{{Lonesome (film)/Loving You Always sheet}}
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1:06:39-1:07:13
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{{film song link|Q124323945}}
{{ftb|Record|
{{ppoem|
I'll be loving you always,
With a love that's true always.
When the things you've planned
Need a helping hand,
I will understand
Always, always.
>/b
Days may not be fair always,
That's when I'll be there—always.
Not for just an hour,
Not for just a day,
Not for just a year,
But always.
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1:07:51
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{{xxxx-larger|{{uc|The End}}}}
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1:08:00-1:08:28
{{ft/d|
{{film song link|Q124324070}}
{{ftb|Soprano|
{{ppoem|
Lonesome me!
Oh, little lonesome me,
From here and years so far from happiness.
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Oh, I pray,
We'll meet again someday!
Who'll now learn to love for trouble,
{{reconstruct|Alas}} [...]
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1:08:05
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''This is a''<br>{{sc|Universal}}<br>''sound production—<br>We hope you enjoyed it.''
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1:08:13
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{{uc|''The Players''}}}}
{{Lonesome (1928)/Cast}}
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