See here, Henry, if you're in such good voice, how about a Christmas carol?
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Zachary Morgan:
[Mrs. Marshall comes in with a flaming plum pudding]
I never could figure out why the pudding never gets burned. Mary Marshall:
I've never been able to figure that out either. Must be the alcohol in the brandy. Zachary Morgan:
I think. Mr. Marshall:
Personally, I think it's a shame to burn good brandy. That quart I brought home last week was imported cognac. Mrs. Marshall:
Oh, don't worry, Henry, I didn't burn up the whole quart. Barbara Marshall:
Oh, I wouldn't trust Mom with it, Dad. Mr. Marshall:
Maybe you're right. Remember last year, how Mom got going on just a glass of sherry? Mrs. Marshall:
Now I'm not going to listen to that again! Barbara Marshall:
You may not believe this about your dear Aunt Sarah, but last year she got high as a kite. Zachary Morgan:
If they're trying to drag out a family skeleton, Mrs. Marshall, I won't listen to them. Mrs. Marshall:
Oh, it's just one of those little things that happen, people start exaggerating. Mr. Marshall:
Exaggerate, my eye! It's as true as I sit here. Last year, Mother and I had a glass of sherry to bring in the new year. And then we went to a little gathering, all the way across town, it was. Mother had her skirt on backwards! Mrs. Marshall:
See here, Henry, if you're in such good voice, how about a Christmas carol?
[Mrs. Marshall comes in with a flaming plum pudding]
I never could figure out why the pudding never gets burned. Mary Marshall:
I've never been able to figure that out either. Must be the alcohol in the brandy. Zachary Morgan:
I think. Mr. Marshall:
Personally, I think it's a shame to burn good brandy. That quart I brought home last week was imported cognac. Mrs. Marshall:
Oh, don't worry, Henry, I didn't burn up the whole quart. Barbara Marshall:
Oh, I wouldn't trust Mom with it, Dad. Mr. Marshall:
Maybe you're right. Remember last year, how Mom got going on just a glass of sherry? Mrs. Marshall:
Now I'm not going to listen to that again! Barbara Marshall:
You may not believe this about your dear Aunt Sarah, but last year she got high as a kite. Zachary Morgan:
If they're trying to drag out a family skeleton, Mrs. Marshall, I won't listen to them. Mrs. Marshall:
Oh, it's just one of those little things that happen, people start exaggerating. Mr. Marshall:
Exaggerate, my eye! It's as true as I sit here. Last year, Mother and I had a glass of sherry to bring in the new year. And then we went to a little gathering, all the way across town, it was. Mother had her skirt on backwards! Mrs. Marshall:
See here, Henry, if you're in such good voice, how about a Christmas carol?
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I never could figure out why the pudding never gets burned
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I've never been able to either Must be the alcohol in the brandy
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I think
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I think it's a shame to burn a good brandy
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That quart I brought home last week was imported cognac
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Don't worry Henry I didn't burn up the whole quart
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I wouldn't trust Mom with it Dad
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Maybe you're right Remember last year how Mom got going on a glass of sherry
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I'm not going to listen to that again
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You may not believe this about your dear Aunt Sarah
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but last year she got high as a kite
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If they're trying to drag out a family skeleton
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I won't listen to them
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It's just one of those little things that happen people start exaggerating
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Exaggerate my eye It's as true as I sit here
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Last year Mother and I had a glass of sherry to bring in the New Year
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And then we went to a little gathering All the way across town it was
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And Mother had her skirt on backwards
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If you're in such good voice how about a Christmas carol
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Movie Summary
A soldier suffering from combat fatigue meets a young woman on Christmas furlough from prison and their mutual loneliness blossoms into romance.
Actors
Zachary Morgan
Mary Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Barbara Marshall
