I mean your father. Did I say he was dead? "Poor old Father." Well, you don't have to be...
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Mary Smith: I mean your father.
John Ball Jr.: Did I say he was dead?
Mary Smith: Well, well, you said: "Poor old Father."
John Ball Jr.: Well, you don't have to be dead to be "poor old father." You don't even have to be poor
Mary Smith: I suppose you don't have to be old, either.
John Ball Jr.: Not so, apparently.
Mary Smith: Well, I wouldn't go around saying "Poor old father," squeezing sympathy out of people
John Ball Jr.: Did I say he was dead?
Mary Smith: Well, well, you said: "Poor old Father."
John Ball Jr.: Well, you don't have to be dead to be "poor old father." You don't even have to be poor
Mary Smith: I suppose you don't have to be old, either.
John Ball Jr.: Not so, apparently.
Mary Smith: Well, I wouldn't go around saying "Poor old father," squeezing sympathy out of people
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No no I mean your father
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Did I say he was dead
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Well well you said poor old father
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Well you don't have to be dead to be poor old father
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Or you don't even have to be poor
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I suppose you don't have to be old either Not so terribly
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Well I wouldn't go around saying poor old father and squeezing sympathy out of people
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I wasn't trying to squeeze any sympathy
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I should think a fellow has a right to think of his folks once in a while
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so when I said poor old father What you going to look for
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Movie Summary
When a wealthy banker throws his wife's expensive fur coat off a roof and it lands on the head of a stenographer, everyone assumes she is his mistress and has access to his millions.
