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The Chaperone

I don't want any trouble,but aren't colored folks supposed tosit in the gallery?

I don't want any trouble,
but aren't colored folks supposed to
sit in the gallery?

Full Transcript

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I don't want any trouble, but aren't colored folks
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supposed to sit in the gallery?
Duration
6 seconds
Views
50
Timestamp in Movie
00:48:50
Uploaded
Jun 17, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
Fibonacci Films,Anonymous Content,39 Steps

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Movie Summary

In the early 1920s, a Kansas woman finds her life forever changed when she accompanies a young dancer on her fame-seeking journey to New York City.
Honestly, Norma. This is New York, not Wichita. - The Chaperone 00:04
Honestly, Norma. This is New York, not Wichita.
I said I don't want to make trouble, - The Chaperone 00:05
I said I don't want to make trouble,
♪ Oh, I'm just wild about Harry ♪ - The Chaperone 00:49
♪ Oh, I'm just wild about Harry ♪
First it seemed so loud and so crowded, but now, - The Chaperone 00:09
First it seemed so loud and so crowded, but now,
"Kind of"? - The Chaperone 00:04
"Kind of"?
I know it's absurd. I suppose it was the way I was brought up. - The Chaperone 00:05
I know it's absurd. I suppose it was the way I was brou...
I think sometimes my dreams have been too small. - The Chaperone 00:05
I think sometimes my dreams have been too small.
Did you ever think of coming back to New York - The Chaperone 00:06
Did you ever think of coming back to New York
Well, my parents died in an accident, - The Chaperone 00:06
Well, my parents died in an accident,
I was staying with a neighbor, and she hired a lawyer for me and... - The Chaperone 00:05
I was staying with a neighbor, and she hired a lawyer for me...
You're an orphan farm girl who's 16, - The Chaperone 00:08
You're an orphan farm girl who's 16,
I wish I could say the same. - The Chaperone 00:05
I wish I could say the same.
Do you, really? - The Chaperone 00:04
Do you, really?
It was for my brother. I wrote it when we first arrived. - The Chaperone 00:05
It was for my brother. I wrote it when we first arrived.
I'm going to bed. Thanks, Louise. - The Chaperone 00:05
I'm going to bed. Thanks, Louise.
I reckon, when you shout, you hate yourself for a week after. - The Chaperone 00:06
I reckon, when you shout, you hate yourself for a week after...
I don't believe it achieves much to argue and shout. - The Chaperone 00:06
I don't believe it achieves much to argue and shout.
That was vile and revolting. - The Chaperone 00:04
That was vile and revolting.
How could you bring that horrible man into our home? - The Chaperone 00:04
How could you bring that horrible man into our home?
Raymond is not horrible. - The Chaperone 00:05
Raymond is not horrible.