You know how you hide them
from me and dole them out
to me a little at a time?
You're gonna have to
watch me like a hawk with the TV.
You can be mean, Shelly.
You handled Jesse the bear.
I'm gonna pull the plug, Holling.
Good girl.
I'm gonna do it.
I can't.
Shelly, darling.
I am right here.
Right beside you.
Okay.
Here goes.
Whoa.[ Vehicle Approaching ]
[ TV, Indistinct ]
Ed? Is that you?
Would you like to come
and join us for supper?
We got plenty.
Uh, no, thank you.
Ruth-Anne just got some new
Spencer Tracy tapes in, and I was kinda
planning on watching those tonight.
[ Child Chattering ]
Quiet. Are you getting
enough to eat up there?
Oh, yeah. Plenty.
Well, good night.
Good night, Ed.
[ Man On TV]
A lot of good people
feel just as I do.
We're not un-Christian monsters.
[ Tracy ] Well, if I'm right,
you're pretty close to it,
and so far I've proven my case.
Mr. Hargraves,
when you got into trouble
at 11 or 12 years of age,
you had your mother,
you had your father,
to put their arms around you,
to talk things over.
Can you imagine the fright
and the loneliness of a boy
without that love and understanding?
This poor kid,
in prison for life--
I want a home for them
where they can stay...
and where they can learn.
A town for boys...
governed by boys.
It's worth a shot, isn't it?
This is Chris in the Morning
coming to you on K-Bear
from Cicely, Alaska...
in the heart
of the borough of Arrowhead.
It's a beautiful day
in the 49th state--
crisp and clear,
invigorating, intoxicating.
You know, I had
a really weird dream last night.
I was working on an assembly line
with my first true love,
Leslie Ferguson,
and we were making
these mechanical frogs that could
jump and sing at the same time.
They say dreams are
the windows of the soul.
Take a peek, and you can see
the inner workings,
the nuts and bolts.
I don't understand the assembly line,
and the, uh, frogs are a little confusing,
but Leslie Ferguson rings
bright and true.
First love.
We all have one somewhere.
Anyway, this--
this one's for you, Leslie.
??[ Orchestra ]
?She's so gay tonight
She's like spring tonight?
Hello?
? She's a rollicking,
frolicking thing tonight ?
? So disarming
Soft and charming ?
Hello?
Excuse me?
? She is not thinking of me ?
? She's not ?
Hey!
Excuse me.
I'm lost.
Hi. I'm sorry
to bother you,
but how do I get
to Route 1 ?
Uh, it's straight through town.
[ Clears Throat ]
Are you all right?
- Mmm.
- So I go... south?
Are you sure you're all right?
Well, thanks.
Sorry to interrupt.
- Maurice Chevalier?
- [ Hoarsely ]
Louis Jourdan.
Nice. I like that.
Bye.
[ Door Shuts ]
??[ Continues ]
? Oh, she's simmering with love?
? Oh, she's shimmering with love??
B-7.
G-54.
N-36.
G-5 1.
Morning, Ed.
Morning, Great Aunt.
B-3.
Come to play
a little bingo?
No, Great Aunt.
I-2 4.
Ahh!
Why do I play this game?
I don't even like
this game.
O-68.
Great Aunt?
Yes, Ed?
Can you tell me
who my parents were?
- N-3 7.
- We found you.
You know that.
Wrapped in a blanket.
A coat.
A sealskin coat.
Coat, blanket--
So sue me.
I-28.
Where, exactly?
Up by the meadow.
Down by the river.
Light Feather found him.
It wasn't Light Feather.
It was Wind Dancer.
I-1 3.
[ Man ]
Fast Cloud found you.
In the bushes
next to his cabin.
He told me himself.
You believe Fast Cloud?
Fast Cloud used to think
he was Joe DiMaggio.
He ordered a uniform from Sears
and used to go around town singing,
""Take Me Out to the Ball Game.''
[ All Laughing ]
Can you tell me
about my mother?
I have blue eyes.
Your mother was
a white woman.
A teacher in Skagway.
She wasn't a teacher.
She was a missionary.
N-44.
What about my father?
Can't you tell me anything?
I mean, his name?
[ All ]
Smith.
Smith?
[ All ]
Smith.
Smith.
And Z-7.
Hi, Chris.
What's your problem?
Bad tooth?
Sore throat?
[ Mouthing Words ]
Oh, you lost your