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The American Broadcasting Company presents Quiet Please which is written and

directed by Willis Cooper and the features and its channels. Quiet please what day is called

the Little Monty.

Thank you very much for picking me up. I didn't thank you before it's very good if you

could pick me up. I thought all right. I've been waiting there quite a while there where the road

turns off. There's cold standing there. It gets cold at night here especially by the ocean there.

I was going to start walking. Couldn't remember what I was for a while. All I knew was I was cold.

Then I was just about to start walking and you came along.

Long walk. I thought we were the canyons. I never walked before.

I was drove in my car. Long walk. I guess it is. Yeah.

My car is gone. I like it. I used to have a car. Yeah.

Dodge convertible. They're nice. Yellow with white straight wall tires.

Very pretty. I used to have a yellow car. Yeah they're nice.

If you're cold there's an old blanket down the back. No I'm all right. Thanks.

Not to them quite a party. Party? When did you come into the party? Oh not me.

No. No party. So maybe you're walking back from Malibu or something. Oh no.

Live over in the down. Me? No Pacific power says that's my one. I just know a fellow lived up there.

A little drive, Deborah. Oh there's a little drive. Right across Martha Lake. You know,

Dagwood. I don't know the place. Got a tennis court.

Following this name was a video fella. Yeah I know. My place is kind of a brother.

Napoli drive. I don't know it. I'm 10 on the lawn, the purple flowers you know.

Is that what they call them? Yeah.

You any pictures? I used to be.

Brought you look kind of familiar. What's your name? Scott. Scott.

Francis Scott. I don't recall the name. Funny. That's the kind of familiar though.

Thank you. Francis Scott. He wrote the start. Frank. I'm going to hire you to help kill him.

Don't open the valley. I let him woodland kill. It's a good thing.

And drop you off at the boulevard though if you want me to. Thanks. I'm not going that far.

Thanks. You know? No, just up this side with the kind of post office where old the kind of

kind of turns off. I have to take it down that way I guess. Back to the boulevard of a little

island drive. Come out by the active home up at Calabasica. Oh no, thanks. Really.

This time of the morning you want to get home? It's all right. Thanks. Really.

Oh, okay. I went to double their craft over in Calabasica. Night shift.

Oh, drive over to Tanga Canyon here five days a week this time of the morning.

No, every turn. That's so. It's that last year when we had the fire. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Where's what we had in years? Where's since that one four or five years ago when

the woodland hills country club burned out? Do I know? I had to come over if that's never

to step over there and then over to part with a little bit of the valley and turn on out.

Incense. My sports. A lot of beautiful homes right up on you.

I remember. Not here. Up forward toward frontward. Up toward the summit.

I remember. Did they give a burn up toward frontward? Yes. Let's try.

Did you have a place up there? No. I'm trying to find you. He gets burned out. She.

She. Yes. She. What? She was killed.

Oh. Why? I'm sorry. Yes. Movie gal? Yes. Yes. She was a picture. What was her name?

Rose Beeper. Rosey the sound of all. Sound of all. I don't think I know what.

No, I suppose she didn't. She wasn't very important. She stepped to me. But what?

They were going to be married. Oh. She. Today. She. My first day. She. That's really rough.

God, did you say a name? God. God. God. God. Now. I guess not. I was thinking that.

Hey, that is tough. I'm awful. I'm sorry. What do you think? I said it's all right.

I'm going to see her. I'm sorry. I thought. No, I said I'm going to see her.

You. I. She'll be waiting for you. The cabin. It's my birthday. Did you say she?

She. She.

None of us are in a bull of mine. I'm awful. That's why I met Rosey.

Two months before my birthday last year. You've never been in the cartoon studio.

Like Mickey Mouse. You'll see the night worth there. I was an animator at the studio with a painter.

But you said. What? Excuse me if I interrupt. Part of the studio where we worked with.

Well, there is a long low extension on the studio. We always go to the deck. Kind of like the deck of a ship.

My office is next to the end, next to George's, and then there's Arnold's office.

General Beatles. The animator. Well, they don't usually have much to do with the painting and painting department.

Well, I got to know Rodriguez. I don't know much about Cartoon. It's not important.

I was an animator, I said. I made the sketches for the action of the picture. He sketched you.

Then the end of the fingers make the rough up. We'll do the painted self.

I say. The individual's action drawing. Oh, that's the way you do it.

I always wonder. Well, that's why I don't think I recognize your name or I've heard in pictures.

Thank you for being at home. I used to get my name on the credit cards in the beginning of the picture.

You know, I used to get them stored by George Gordon Animation, by Alan Gillespie Animation by Nissan Kind.

My direction by Marty Spernie's or Lester's, that your name's Francis Scott.

Just maybe that's what I saw on a title card credit card credit card. I mean,

these self-painters don't get credit, is that it? Hardly ever.

What did you use to talk about some days? You was going to be her name on the screen.

Our direction by Rodriguez on the phone.

That's what I think your name all right? Our credit card.

And you said you were a business fan of ours. She got burned to,

she wasn't a fire up here in the tanga last year?

Yes. She died.

Trust. I remember my birthday last year.

We'll go be there.

Hey, you warming up?

Just for a long year, the time of day, how I'm alright, thanks.

Got to have fun in the glove locker here if you're on. No, thank you.

I'd see if it was even a little flower, wouldn't you want to, you know, and yeah,

kind of see her.

She, uh, I mean, they say barrier, I mean, up here in the can.

They put me on a little, uh, near her grave. No. No, I'm not going to visit her grave.

No, I'm going to see her. Well, you said she was my birthday today.

And I see, starting to get light, everyone.

I think it's starting to get light, so they dark down here in the can,

the guy's getting lighter. Morning. Oh, yeah.

That'll just be coming up when we get up at the tanga post office.

Hey, I just about, hey, like they need a light an hour later,

they've got a long time down the can, and I try.

Say, hmm, you said you were going to see her.

That's right. But she, I have a number of my birthday last year.

First birthday was being on my head together. That's my birthday.

And that's them?

We went on the World Barrett Street, you know, the Mexican street down in LA,

somebody old plug there. Okay, next year, I mean, why she left it in the way back,

several generations. You know how it is, one time, this Mexican name,

it's a pole for the fan-teaming, carry-over. I think they came from Guadalajara.

You ever been down to World Barrett Street? Funny. I lived here 12 years,

and if they moved out from Tristan, Minnesota, never been down there.

There's a lot of violence though. Funny. I've got a friend living in New York,

17 and 18 years, never been to the Statue of Liberty.

Right there in front of them, never been there. It's like me.

The World Barrett Street is right in place. It's like a street in Old Mexico.

But I often see songs, guitars, things, lots of drumming. I hear you sing,

rock, roll, and the Mexican dance. All those things are there at the end of the show.

And wishing well, we just don't kind of turn and make a wish and come back.

And all this is now. Yeah, I dare you know.

Killy, doctor. I like Mexican food over there.

We went to Maguilar, Argentina. Let's try to get to the oldest place out of here.

Still there's a wine teller on the Barrett Street for just a ditch.

Wonderful, hopefully. Great food, atmosphere. Not a tourist, after all.

25th, the waiter's synced for you.

Right there. How about you?

How about you?

Half-dance. I know. I've seen it over in the middle of the park.

You know, it's older sometimes.

You married?

You know, life and I don't get out much.

Working nights, you know how it is.

So these are the nights I went to, I drove home three times a night.

Life's four hundred percent.

Things I've been supposed to do.

That it was my first time.

You're going this morning.

It seems to me you're going to go to the post.

All by myself in the corner opposite the bar.

The place is twice the old dark.

We didn't even know what time it was.

Just look at this thing.

Goaded as a note to my birthday.

I hadn't told you.

And I remember we were sitting here a long time

just looking at each other.

Candle light.

Candle stuff in wine bottles.

Burning low and dropping towel in the tablecloth.

Trusting me, Candle,

was they have errands,

favors.

Not saying anything for the longest time.

I remember the waiter's lips were open to corner up at the bar.

I said,

are you going to give me some other therapy?

You don't think so, you think so?

Sure.

It is not.

Do you recall it's my morning?

I don't think so.

Do you think you tell me if you're very stupid?

I'm telling you now, honey.

Not if you tell me before.

I forgot it.

What do you want in a birthday?

You.

I bet.

No kidding, darling.

How about it?

Will you marry me?

I'll marry you.

Be a nice birthday present.

Will.

You shouldn't get married today.

We could stay up the rest of the night

and go over to the city hall

and put in for a license to the examination and stuff.

I'm in a couple of days,

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I can wait.

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On my birthday.

Your birthday.

My birthday.

You should have said so before.

But it's been money needed for you.

Oh, it's been here.

My birthday.

For what's money?

The little money.

You think that's the good money?

In Mexico in the old age,

it used to come to your window on the morning.

The birthday and something like money.

So, here's a lot of capacity to bond those daughter with you.

A long, long time ago.

When one of the guests on the birthday.

It's here for all come around your table.

And a little presentation.

To light a piano.

And a singing house.

It's a free cafe for you.

I wish I could.

And I wish you had two.

Light a piano.

And they blow them out of the right time in the song.

For the right time.

No, it's a quite difficult.

Let me see now.

Man, I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

I love you all.

I love you every day.

Man, I love you all.

And I wish.

I love you every day.

Beautiful.

I said they blow out the piano.

A lot?

The watchman at the corner, one, two, oh, healthy, he could fly, just blow out your little

lantern, then my sweet heart passes by.

Wonderful, darling.

You know it all.

I played it on my life every day.

I'll sing it for me for my birthday.

Oh, no.

I'll sing it for me for my birthday.

Oh, no.

I'll sing it for you.

I'll sing it for you.

Oh, no.

I'll sing it for you.

I'll sing it for you.

I'll sing it for you.

I'll sing it for you.

And then I will learn it.

And I'll sing it for you on your birthday.

I lost her, and I found her.

I just loved her, and she felt it.

She let me go, she let me go,

how much she wanted me

to find me and then die,

One more than there's your dream.

One more, Fika.

One more, Fika.

One more, Fika.

Ah, it's a beautiful, beautiful morning.

It was a beautiful morning.

No, we didn't get married on my birthday.

I wasn't regretted back then.

It didn't get married at all?

No.

The summer went on and we had so many plans to make so many things to think how much to do.

I regretted it.

I know.

It's a beautiful morning.

It's a beautiful morning.

It's beautiful.

I don't understand Spanish, but it's a soon for all about the beautiful morning.

It's a bird's thing.

It's a moon-hardiest thing.

It's kind of like it is now.

We made a little agreement.

It's going to be a good night.

Every year on my birthday, she's saying,

whatever you say.

Every year she says,

so we'd remember that morning.

One day, she said,

you're not going to air.

When we began, that was kind of a straight path.

Yes.

Yes, it was.

But today, what's that thing?

What's that thing?

Flower?

Oh, it's this.

Like the Jericho Rose.

What's the Jericho Rose?

I never heard it.

Remember in the song?

A lot of us will be the block of the Jericho.

I don't understand Spanish.

We used to laugh about how the song was for us.

Her name, and I'll go with these guys.

River Rose.

River Rose is Jericho.

The words were in the song all that time.

Then we'll see.

Staring.

And from her grace.

Grace.

Oh, no, not her grace.

For her.

Oh.

You don't know about the Jericho Rose.

See?

Looks like a little ball of leaves.

Like he reads.

All that stuff is a little ball.

Yeah.

And a block of this white.

Little white rose.

It's from all that now, like.

It's not dead.

It'll be alright.

It'll live again.

Oh.

There's another name for Jericho Rose.

It's called the Resurrection Planner.

Oh, I get made out of that.

A group comes and shifts.

A group.

A group.

And after a while it's with it.

You think it dies.

Drives up.

Trills up a little ball like this.

They let wait for years.

But you just put it in water.

You got this little violet uncrewed.

Comes back to life.

Lives again.

Just like a boy.

That's no.

That's funny.

It'll leave the block at the end of time.

That's what you call as your girl.

Rose, you got it.

You look pretty close now, aren't we?

It's a little way, yet.

I'm sure you don't want me to take you over on the boulevard.

You can get some rest if I adopt the leaves.

I'll do that.

My birthday.

I love it.

I love it.

I remember.

How long that chemical rose of yours and withered that way?

Since the Fourth of November next year.

Right.

That was the day of the fire, wasn't it?

It was on Thursday, I remember.

Those things are called this video.

It's just that you're going up to the place up here in the tank.

And just some things you need to lock the place up.

For the rain to be starting to fall on,

it might be landslides up here, and the roads might be closed.

And it's raining, she didn't like to drive up here on this twisty road.

She's up near to the rain, so.

It rained for a long time, lasting time.

That's right.

If we didn't know that on the Fourth of November.

Of course you came up here all by yourself.

I didn't think anything else.

I was going to meet her at even better near Laurel Canyon,

and we were going to a movie.

She approves you of Norman Foster's new picture.

Then I was going to take her home.

When did you hear about it?

About four o'clock.

Honestly, I met my crew there on the deck.

I don't have a little radio on this road when we get there.

In France, it says the big fire up in the tank at Canyon.

It says the best though we could get.

These, and I hope Progete is all right.

I like that they have brush fires up there every year.

That's right.

I remember one in 1938.

I said, she's all right.

She got a bit along with her.

He said, times of times here.

From what you're saying on the radio.

The thing's getting out of control.

Well, Rosie will call me.

I said, so she knows about it till I won't worry.

She said, I hope so.

And he went back into his office.

So I was working on some minutes movies from commercial.

After a while, I got a little bit worried.

I got all mixed up on the track.

It's rather than the one I was going to listen to the radio.

You like to stare and chuck the ruddy.

We listened.

It sounded pretty bad.

Then John came up from the office.

He said, that sounds like a bad fire up there in the tank.

So it did all right.

Because he knew she'd gone up there in the morning.

She'll be all right.

And John said, where am I sure hope so?

I saw Rudy shaking his head.

And I said, oh, cut it out.

And I walked out.

I couldn't help it.

I walked right into the drinking and painting the coffin

and all the girls were kind of looking at tidal ages.

Rosie didn't throw any more.

And I walked over and looked at it too.

This was on the board.

What?

This rose?

This rose of Jericho.

My glad set is in the morning and was so pretty.

Little white flower, happy, little white flower.

And when I looked at it around by the clock,

it was all littered up.

Like it is now.

But what did you add to my heart just now?

I couldn't say.

It was like terrible.

And I now can go into my car

and I feel a lot of Olympic to be out there in traffic.

When I didn't get somebody to get arrested.

When I got on the shortcut I knew when I was out

I'm sure about 10 miles an hour.

County fire trucks were all over the place.

But she was most tired of them

when I got up to the tank at 10 and on the drive side.

She stopped me.

And I never did get up there.

Then they never found where they were.

Back in the car.

I nearly lost my mind.

Man, it's not your story.

Let it all come the other way this morning.

Look, I need you or my birthday.

Well, these are said she's saying lots of money

and it is to be on my birthday.

Now we're almost there.

Right up there, gently.

Look, Francis.

Can I drive you on there?

Oh, I'm going to meet Rosita.

But I wish you'd look.

Well, the jaco goes.

See?

It started to turn green again.

It's opened up.

See?

But what?

I mean how?

The water.

I told you remember?

That's what.

That's what I did with it.

Here?

Got that.

This is something you don't really look for.

That's nice very much.

Look at the road.

Right.

It started to bloom again.

Of course.

The water I showed you.

Look.

How you get into it?

The ocean is on me.

Where you pick me up?

Where are you now?

Now I know what I know your name.

I read about you on the paper last night.

I read about you.

I read how Francis got a 31

of the Pacific's caliphate.

What's wrong?

The ocean also thought it was a tango tango.

Of course.

How else could I possibly meet Rosita?

You see?

Rosita?

Rosita!

You see?

The ocean is on me.

What's wrong?

I read about you.

I read about you.

I read about you.

I read about you.

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