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Baikie west coast of Scotland.

Is it for the courier? No, I'm waiting for a car.

- Thank you. - You are welcome.

I don't seem to be.

What is it now?

What are you crying for?

Stand up please!

What do you mean? Who are you?

Get up! Turn around for a minute.

Do not you want it. Do?

However, it is not yours.

Disgusting!

There you are, Mary dear!

The lady is almost done.

Do you want some spit?

No thanks.

Anything I can do?

Well, you can take it at the end of the pier.

What, all of them?

Oh, never mind, don't worry.

Paris-London.

Paris-London.

Paris-London.

You've been to Paris.

Yup.

- Doing what? - Finish school.

Ah, ah ... Finished to be finished?

- Yup! - Good!

Your penny, please!

- My what? - Your landing tax in pennies!

- But I landed! - Your penny, please!

The gentleman there is my luggage.

Very well, miss.

Come on, move!

Please observe ... I have no hand to collect my bag?

What are you doing with this?

Why, I'm Miss Victoria's chauffeur.

Oh I see! No, that's mine!

Here it is!

- Miss Victoria? - Ay.

Victoria?

It is a great name!

- Oh, come on, please! - We want to pass!

Hey!

Honoria Hegarty ...

Open in the name of the law!

And no nonsense here!

It seems we have to make an entry.

Yes, it looks like one of us did to make an entry.

Look what you are doing, man!

You will confine yours door operations?

Stop it now!

You wish me a house in ruins and me and Patsy among them?

Yes, we're looking for Patsy.

Bring it up and let it come enough.

It is nothing of the sort "come quiet".

Then I'll break down the door.

Now, try it.

One!

Two!

Three!

Are you obstructing the law?

It is the law that hinders me!

The law wants to catch him!

And what did he do?

And he is as innocent as a newborn angel!

You should have paid for the license!

License is it?

If a big big country like this ...

It needs 7 shillings and 6 p. From those like me ...

It's time for the subsidy to come the same as the rest of us.

Oh friend, dear!

It's not the license money! All right!

Five pounds!

Yes, for persistent breach.

Where I would like do you get five pounds?

Standing next to naked in the heart of summer ...

With the wind hissing from the North Pole, and I ...

I'm trying to sell ice cream for a group of frozen customers.

Patsy!

Bring it down!

Come on, Patsy.

Very well!

Give me back the dog! Patsy!

- Let me get it! - You should have paid the fee!

Have you had enough, asshole?

You will disperse and you will go to your business!

You have a great desire for shame, Sergeant!

The girl is for the sanatorium!

Why don't you use your guns?

Bad, that's what it is!

It is a massacre.

I'll have the legal agreement with you!

Patsy, I adorable Patsy!

- Well, who are you? - I'm Maggie.

- Where's Jessie? - She's gone!

- Will you be Miss Victoria? - Yup.

Sorry, I can't help it.

Oh, that's fine by me!

What a relief.

- Where's the provost? - He's very busy.

And what is all this?

A soccer match?

Politics is there with him Baillie Callender.

I see.

Go unpack my things, okay?

OK.

And don't say OK.

Right-o.

Oh, and tell me!

Why did Jessie leave?

Oh, he didn't approve!

Baikie citizens, in full confidence of your loyalty ...

I, your provost, invite your presence at my inaugural meeting ...

At the town hall, Baikie, next Friday.

Signed, William Gow.

Good edit, Callender?

Yes ... A little personal.

That's it, can't you see? Psychology.

Oh, psychology.

Loyalty! It is a beautiful word they cannot resist.

Hi, Vickie!

- My dear! - Father!

Oh it's good to see you again!

How are you Baillie?

Dude, but you turned around into a great lady!

A lot has changed since then you fell into my pigsty.

Yes, yes, don't worry about pigs now ...

We need to get to that board meeting.

Speaking of dating, you may have met me at the dock.

I'm sorry about that, Vickie, but it was absolutely impossible.

Your father is a busy man there are great things to come.

I'm ... I'm for Parliament, Vickie.

I know.

I saw some posters.

But you don't know why I'm standing.

See, Vickie.

These are exceptional times.

And these times require exceptional measures.

And exceptional men.

Feel feel.

Be provost of Baikie everything is fine in its own way, but ...

Could you do it, Callender?

Yup.

I did my best for the place tried to keep it updated.

I built them a new town hall, a new swimming pool ...

The most elaborate public services ...

A sidewalk for tourists.

I hope you haven't spoiled Baikie, father.

They said in the advertiser, that they are the best administrator in the country.

I am sure you are very successful.

I should be. I work hard enough.

Tomorrow I will open the Croy Cattle Show ...

And I have my big election meeting at night ...

And the next day ... Now this is strictly confidential, Vickie ...

Lord Skerryvore is coming.

Who is Lord Skerryvore?

Why, the leader of the Party, of course.

Look what it comes to see the provost ...

The provost does not go to see him!

Well...

He knows I have the Caledonia League behind me.

And it's not Baikie: all of Scotland.

But Scots throughout the Empire.

Yes, it's a great thing, a great thing.

There's no telling how big it can be.

If I can do it, the time may come ...

when I will be heard by the whole world!

The profession of journalism is honorable.

What?

The profession of journalism is honorable!

Oh! Yes, yes.

I have nothing to be ashamed of in running my newspaper.

What?

I have nothing to be ashamed of ...

Oh good.

Nothing sensational ever enter my columns.

Why not?

I said...

- Sit down! - Yup.

- Oh no, not there. Over there. - Sorry.

Mr. Burdon ...

You have joined the most widely read newspaper on the west coast.

So it had to be.

Will you have a cigarette?

Don't smoke in a few hours!

Mr. Burdon ...

An advertiser reporter has a position of great trust.

I'm going to Manchester tonight now but unfortunately my sub-editor is in bed.

I'm sorry, what's the problem?

- He has low back pain. - Ah.

But the point is, I promised our provost a page in tomorrow's issue.

And you will have to take the interview and see it in the press.

Now, can you do it Burdon?

No smoking!

Yes of course.

Yes, what's the ... what is the article about?

Well, Provost Gaw is stands for the new party.

What's new?

First, Scotland for the Scots.

Oh, anybody else want it?

All right, Burdon.

Lady Skirving.

Horace, we'll miss that train!

Well, I'm waiting for you.

Oh, Mr. Burdon, my wife.

- How are you? - How are you?

Well, you can't expect the colonel's lady to extend his ways to me.

I apologize?

Well, off to the town hall to get an interview with the provost.

Yup!

The town hall is that horrible building, isn't it?

I want you to know the provost built it!

Oh...

Then I'll take another look.

What a little brat!

He's English ... I think.

Well, it's far away, or we'll miss the train.

- I look at Willie and I will say goodbye. - For what?

Willie's beautiful town hall!

That's all?

- Yes, provost. - Then you can go.

Will you come to the meeting soon?

Baillie Callender is having a rough period in the chair.

I'll be around in a minute, now clear out.

Victoria, you better go to the gallery to see the front.

Father, can I ask you something?

Well, I'm pretty busy.

Why did you fire Jessie?

Jessie, what? Oh, the parlor maid!

She's gone a little above herself, Vickie ...

and Lisbeth very kindly he disposed of her for me.

Lisbeth?

Now, who is mentioning my name?

Because Victoria, I wouldn't I recognized you.

How nice of you to look inside and welcome back!

Yup...

You are quite grown up, dear.

Willie, I'm just looking to say hello.

That was kind of you, Lisbeth.

- Come back in time for the meeting. - Oh, don't worry!

I couldn't do without you on the platform.

No, I don't think you could.

Well, I'm at the station now, or Horace will have the nervousness.

How's Horace?

Just his old self.

Gentlemen, please, you are wasting your time.

The provost has decided.

Next activity!

Item number. 7: The bathroom drawers for the instructors of the new pool.

As president of Cleansing and Parks Committee ...

I looked into these drawers very carefully.

And they certainly have problems.

This is the type of garment that I would like to suggest ...

But Mr. Vice President, the instructors complained that they are not practical.

They can't swim in them.

So here we go again the old problem ...

If we should choose the trunks of the knee-length type ...

Or the trunks of the short type ...

In other words...

Or we decide properly discreet trunk with reduced mobility ...

Or you want good mobility without adequate discretion.

Nor, in my opinion, they are really satisfying.

We must satisfy ...

I move it to the bathroom drawers they are on the table. Sit down!

Next activity!

Item number. 8: Provide a new hose for the fire brigade.

- Hello! - Hello.

- What are you doing here? - I'm just updating.

You will not find it here!

This is a very serious thing.

Mr. Syme, you have nothing to do with the question.

I hope the whole thing is postponed for further investigation.

But Mr. Provost ...

Will you kindly take your seat again?

Next activity!

A bully guy, isn't he?

- WHO? - The principal.

Mr. Provost ...

As for mine objection to this ...

Don't talk about it again please! You have made a mistake!

I do not think so!

The problem is you don't think about it at all!

Next activity.

If she's not very careful, she will be put on in the corner to exit the line.

I have a question from Ross, the stoker of the municipal laundry ...

Ask for an increase of half a kilo per week.

- On what basis? - The same old grounds!

His good lady gave him two twins.

In my view, if we concede this application we are

asking only for a file fourth pair of twins.

Suppose he had four pairs of twins.

Come to think of it, thanks he did not do it to the Lord.

Gentlemen ...

We have something more important to discuss of Mr. Ross's weekly milk bill.

We will pass the credit to Ways and means committee.

We will now discuss mine scheme for advertising

Baikie across the country as a tourist resort.

You had copies of the detailed memorandum I have drafted.

IS...

I assume you have all taken bother to read it.

That guy hurts my neck.

Oh dear...

Honoria!

McKellen, where in the skies could you have been

- You can't come here. - No, I can't do anything else!

I can't sit here with my two hands crossed in front of me like a mummy.

But they are about to update the provost will come.

I am looking for himself!

Oh, he won't see you, Honoria.

He won't avoid it!

There was an important element it wasn't on the agenda.

We want yours purchase authorization

of new nutritional plants for the orphanage.

What happened to the old people?

The orphans ate the seeds.

- They did, right? - Ay.

- I'll look into it, Mr. Thompson. - Thank you, Mr. Provost.

One moment, Mr. Provost, your honor ...

You know everything about me since I know everything about you ...

It's me, Honoria Hegarty. Not a word now!

I know what you mean. Do not say that!

It's all very beautiful and as big as the law, I do not know!

And I know you can't make exceptions!

They tell me all this in the office. I know it's all about your good word!

But that's why I'm telling you this is all nonsense!

You kindly want to stop talking and get out of the way!

Listen, Honoria ...

- Excuse me, sir. - Yes What do you want?

Anything. I was told I had to interview you.

Oh, you're from the advertiser! Do you mind going home with me?

Not at all. Sick... Wait until you take care of this lady.

Your Honor, it's not me I'm thinking, it's Patsy.

My little Patsy, is the heart and soul of my body, I'm not telling you lies.

If it goes, I'll go too.

Up to heaven among the blessed saints.

And it will all be your fault!

If you annoy me further I'll have you locked up!

- Come on, Mr. ... - Burdon, but ...

Come?

Come in!

Go ahead then!

To move on!

Oh, this is mine daughter, Victoria.

To move on!

- How are you? - How are you?

If you knew my Patsy, you wouldn't have a smile like that all over your face.

Oh, but I know him very well!

What is that? Do you know him?

Well, so to speak, stay here with me!

You cheated me!

Look in the chest, Honoria.

Patsy, I son!

Why, the light of this woman's life!

Oh my beautiful Patsy, I adorable Patsy!

And what in the name of the saint apostolates, he's doing here ...

In your apartment in a wooden box?

They couldn't have it at the police station.

See, that's it ...

The police sergeant. Bull terrier bitch, she ...

Well, what is man, speak.

Oh, for God's sake ...

And so is the head of the district gave me custody.

- He's a good man! - That's it, Honoria.

Eat like a little wolf.

Love his bread with milk for breakfast.

- I made him a nice rice ball. - He's eating well, honey.

Well, hmm ...

I feel kind of fun with him around.

It makes a kind of sentencing cell atmosphere of this my accommodation.

What is that?

What did you say ... You don't mean ...

Ay ...

They can not! They can not!

- Come on come on! - Yup.

- Sit down! - Oh thanks.

- No, not there, not there, there. - Sorry.

I heard you are becoming a politician, Mr. Gow.

Politic? Ah! Statesman!

My father wants to be the prime minister of the first Scottish parliament.

Scottish, Vickie, Scottish!

Help yourself with a Scot and a soda!

I'll let you do it.

Hey, what's your name, you there ...

Just a second, Mr. Gow.

You have no reason to jump here and there like a poodle in this house. Sit down!

Stagnation of public life.

What, sir?

- I'm dictating. - Oh, I'm so sorry!

I don't take notes and then write it for you?

Write it?

Yeah, um ... put it in English.

Write down exactly what I say.

I'm away from livestock show early in the morning

and I want a proof of the interview tonight.

Yes very good.

Stagnation of public life.

Wanted new men.

The simple words of Provost Gow to the voters.

During my tenure ...

as provost of Baikie ...

I was instrumental ...

In carrying on great changes in the village.

But...

There is a change that I can never make.

A change in the principles that guide me.

No, no, of course not.

You can't enter here, the boss is busy!

Look, I know, he's busy straightening mistaken. Well, here's another one for him.

I recommend you scram!

- All right, Maggie. - God bless you, lady.

May the good Lord take care of you ...

And look into your eyes!

Dear lady, it is yours father I'm looking for.

I'm afraid he's granting an interview.

Oh, poor soul.

And I am deeply concerned with well-being

of each individual in the community.

But ma'am, it can't wait.

It is a matter of life or death it's about my little Patsy.

Why, what did the baby do?

Your Honor, this is about my Patsy.

- How dare you break in here? - Father!

Burst or not, I have to do what should I do.

Well, do it somewhere else!

I think some of his guys entered a strait.

- I warned you in town hall. - But he said it's very urgent!

And now you have the insolence to come galloping to my private home.

I think if we had the little chappy here and talk to him.

If you talk to him, will bark at you.

Bark at you?

Victoria, are you crazy? Get them out of here now!

And understand, Mrs. Hegarty ...

The case of your dog is finished once and for all!

Dog?

But you told me this it was about your little son!

No, I asked you to be nice but you made me wrong.

Not that he's not like a son to me!

And now...

Now they will kill him.

How disgusting! Who will kill a little dog?

Society and the police and the provost.

Father!

Father!

It is true for Mrs. Hegarty's little dog?

He constantly defied the law on dog tax.

- But father ... - She was warned over and over again.

- But it's only 7s.6d. - She has been fined and will not pay it!

But that's only 7 shillings and 6p, definitely ...

The court issued a sentence and rightly so.

The city is full of little mongrel dogs!

- The state of the flooring! - How much should he?

Five pounds and taxes!

- But surely they can make an exception. - No, no, no.

On peut payer pour Elle.

- Corn no! Corn no! - Pourquoi pas?

The s'agit de ... Principles.

Jamais d'un Principe, toujours d'un homme.

Feel feel!

If you are so fond of dogs, save and get a new one!

- A new dog? A new dog? - And next time, pay the tax.

Vickie, put her out.

Now, what was I saying earlier inconceivable interlude?

You were worried about well-being of every individual in the community.

I ask my friends to Baikie to give me

an opportunity to apply these principles.

I subscribe!

What?

Unless you want to settle on everything, of course.

Do you mean that woman?

In principle I would not pay a cent!

Wouldn't that be advisable?

Especially if you ask people to vote for you.

Thanks a lot! You will kindly take care of your own business!

I'm asking my friends about Baikie ...

To give me a chance to apply these principles.

Go out! Leave I said!

Irish flowering ...

To come in!

Now...

Where I was?

"Apply these principles."

Ah yes ... In a wider field.

It is for making ...

That every unit in the state ...

It is a living soul, which breathes ...

Will you go up?

Living soul, breathing ...

Each with its intense perception of their rights and their wrongs.

A leader must have it strange sixth sense ...

Which allows him to see in the hearts of his people!

The provost wishes to do the corrections, Burdon.

"Mr." Burdon.

- Hack away! - Run away alone! To bed!

Go ahead!

Keep the cars waiting all night

Probably.

Here, don't smoke within a few hours!

Here, get one!

Ay!

Oatmeal.

Horse food in England and men in Scotland.

Where else can you find such horses or such men?

- Mr.! - "Lord" to you.

- Eat some porridge. - There is no way.

Did you write it?

Listen!

I think I will transform you and I'm telling you.

Seeing that you are new here and I'm an old hand ...

Did you like it?

British bacteria and what they do.

- You're stupid. - I apologize?

Nuts is the word, in English.

Keep your dirty hands off my breakfast!

You will be fired.

I feel.

You'll lose that smile on your face when the

boss and provost I read the article.

Are you done! You will see! Made for!

Where is the golf course?

Bow, head!

Ouch!

What the hell ...

- I'm very sorry. - Oh, it's you, it's alright ...

You were a little late with your "front".

And you were a little early with your "exit".

- Donald, please ... - Well, anyway, why don't you work?

Donald and I are taking the morning off. Would you like to join us?

Yes, I would like!

Too bad I lost the ball.

Yes, it looks like he's lying pretty bad.

Don't lie too well, I know.

- Let's put two more! - Yup.

Come on, Donald, bring the cup.

- Show me the way! - Quite right!

Pass me your club.

And the ball.

Your game was bad enough when you were alone, what will it be now?

I'm sorry about that of Mrs Hegarty's dog.

Yup.

However, something should be done about it.

Yup.

I'm sorry, you are trying to play.

Oh, that's okay.

Did the provost go to Croy this morning?

Yes, quick, why?

Oh nothing.

Mrs. Hegarty! Mrs. Hegarty! You are in the newspaper!

What?

With a full page they bring you in the advertiser.

About me? In the advertiser?

Tom McWarden, you have a copy of this illustrious publication?

Not me, saw Dan McCanny in the library ...

When he was doing his crosswords.

In the library? Tom McWarden, keep my ice cream warm!

What is this?

Order! Order!

Ohh!

Blessed Father in Heaven!

If it's not me the name across the page!

In letters the size of a large whale itself swimming in the wide oceans.

Scandalous accident for a dog!

You will hear this now ...

The time has come for our local clumsy learn to administer the law decently.

What is a hornet?

He was below the dignity of the provost to make her rest ...

It was not below his dignity to drive her out of the house.

He threw her out like she was a complete stranger.

Wasn't it awful?

Tonight, this stupid bully is holding a political meeting ...

To make a grand parade of his principles ...

They are not good enough for us, and neither does he.

Silence!

Silence!

Silence in the room!

Congratulations!

A great guy.

If only we could apply knowledge and energy ...

This came to breeding that animal ...

To the improvement of the human stock ...

We might have something like this in three generations.

- Well, thanks for the game. - We'll have another when you have time.

Yes, I think I'll have time.

Victoria!

- What are you doing here with that man? - Do you know Mr. Burdon?

- I'm one of the untouchables. - I say you are!

You did not hear? Something it happened terrible.

Horace is out of his mind!

Oh no, Lisbeth! Did you have the doctor?

Do not be silly! take me Home and I'll tell you.

And Horace will take care of you, you bastard.

- And the hearth? - Come on, Vickie!

Oh, Willie won't ask the same thing!

Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen ...

These are exceptional times ...

And they require exceptional ...

Requires exceptional ...

Exceptional measures!

And exceptional men ...

Pause for the applause.

- Ah, my friends ... - Were you talking?

- I was not. - It must have been the differential.

You will see the young gentleman who called yesterday?

- What young gentleman? - Him from the newspaper.

- Then you can't go in. - Right-o.

- And don't say "right". - OK!

It's inside!

How dare you come and see me?

I did not. I came to see the provost.

Well, he's not back. Go straight to the room.

I just want to give him an explanation.

I suppose you mean an apology?

No, an explanation.

I better go, it can't be very pleasant to show me.

I suppose you know what you did?

You slandered a good man of honor.

It is despicable.

What's wrong with my father ever done to you?

For me...

No damage.

So why did you stab him in the back like this?

Why did you do that?

It is hard to explain...

No decent action is ever difficult to explain.

No, maybe not.

You don't mean that idiotic thing of that dog?

Do you think I'm an idiot?

- Well, it's so ... so small! - Oppression is never small.

Oh sure but ... It does not make sense!

You lose your job you'll never get another ...

And all because you got sentimental this stupid old woman and her mongrel dog.

So you did, you stood up for her.

Well, I tried to clarify after the provost he had asserted his authority.

That's what women are for!

Ah, that's what women are for, right?

Why did you do that?

Don't be demure, I am trying to help you.

You are?

You are? Because?

It doesn't matter why ...

What kind of man are you anyway?

Have you ever met a decent one kind hearted who might say

you immediately what type of a nice guy who was?

I never knew a man did evil you did it for no reason.

Well, look here ...

If you really want to know I'll tell you something I've never said ...

No, well ... Goodbye.

Tell me!

Well...

When I was a child...

I lived at the foot of a steep hill.

The trolleys went up the hill with heavy loads.

Sometimes the horses couldn't take the loads and the carters used to hit them.

On their hips, on their bellies, on the eyes and nostrils.

One day I couldn't take it again ...

I was in tears from my life I went for one of the carters.

Then he placed the palm of his hand against mine face and turned me in the sewer.

So I said to myself ...

When you grow up, you will hit.

Every time, it doesn't matter how much it costs.

And did you do it?

Yup.

Come in.

What did the advertiser arrive at?

I was away! It was a big shock to me!

What do we have to do? Does the provost know?

I can't tell.

But it's awful, awful!

Horace, I want to talk to you.

Willie isn't here yet. Won't he think I have anything to do with this?

- Oh, don't be stupid! - Who knows if you've seen it.

Well if he didn't, let's not tell him now not before his speech.

There he is.

Hail!

Hail!

- Hi Father. - Hi, Vickie.

Hi Burdon! This was good work you did of our interview.

Did you do the corrections and tests?

Yup.

Hi Lisbeth!

Hello Callender! A great night, huh?

Hi, Horace!

We want our Willie!

We want our Willie!

Did you hear them? Did you hear it?

Oh, they're calling their Willie. Well, they will have their Willie!

Ladies and gentlemen...

Our speaker tonight ...

It needs very few introductions from me.

There is no one who is done more for Baikie ...

Than Provost Gow.

Feel feel!

- Sit down. - No!

Tonight...

I want you to show him what you do really think about him in your hearts.

As the old man wisely said ...

Oh what a power it's good to have ...

Seeing ourselves as others see us.

Yup...

Now give power to the provost see himself ...

How do you see it tonight.

Provost Gow!

Mr. President, ladies and gentlemen.

I think I can call you my friends.

I'm sure I could call you my friends.

What is friendship for ...

But the will to do and the power to do ...

The best a man can, for those with whom is associated!

It's a sacred bond ...

A good relationship ...

What's the matter with them, Skirving?

A sacred bond, a beautiful relationship.

We live my friends, in exceptional times.

And these times require exceptional measures.

Ah, my friends ...

What we need today is a file steady hand at the helm.

A man who will go on and on and more and more ...

Over and over and over and over ...

Always keeping in front of him ...

The best interests of entire community.

It will be the duty of such a man to protect the oppressed ...

For what...

For what a man is strength given to him ...

If he doesn't lend a hand!

Oh where, oh where has my dog ​​gone?

Oh where, oh where can it be?

With ears cropped short and its tail cut long.

Oh where, oh where can it be?

Bau, Bau, Patsy has floppy ears ...

Bau Bau! Bau Bau!

It has no taxes ...

So she couldn't get it back ...

But he might kick her out, Bau, Bau!

Who gave the release permit?

I've never seen such things in 40 years of Scottish politics.

Scottish, man, Scottish!

Who wrote this filth?

I'm afraid I did.

- Really? - Yes he did.

Your little traitor.

- Ugly mouse! - Oh, father, don't! How to use?

- Hey, stay out of this ... - Listen, Mr. Gow ...

- Crying little rascal! - See, Victoria, it doesn't help.

- Don't you dare turn to my daughter! - But you won't listen to me.

- Listen, you vomit little slanderer? - Shut up.

- What did you say? - I said: shut up.

- Oh father, stop! - Victoria, I think you're the limit.

Come on Willie, come on the tramp the hiding place it deserves.

Yes I can... I'll tell you what I'll do to you, you ...

Be careful man, I'm pretty good at this!

Mr. Provost! Oh, Mr. Provost!

Says the sergeant you will leave the building!

What do you mean, of course I leave the building!

Yes, but the sergeant says you want to get out from the back?

The back? For what?

The revolt is getting out of hand!

- They're throwing stones. - They're trying to get in!

I will show the rubble what I think of them.

Willie, what are they are you going to do?

- I'll show them who Provost Gow is! - Willie!

They cannot go on like a lot of thugs in my city!

Father don't do it, you will be hit!

I'll take care of you in the morning.

And this applies to me!

- But the sergeant said ... - Oh shut up!

Victory ...

You may still have saved this for us!

- Open the door! - But you can't show yourself to them, Mr. Gow.

- You can show yourself out there! - Open that door!

For you.

Dear Miss Gow, I had nothing to do to do with last night, honestly.

Sincerely, Frank Burdon.

Father...

About last night ...

If there's one thing I can't to tolerate is disloyalty.

Not happy to play golf with partner?

Who told you that?

- Lisbeth, I suppose. - You know what loyalty is!

After all, it was before I realized it on the article.

It was after you knew you brought it on the platform?

How was I to know that people were Will I make fun of you?

Don't overdo it Vickie, please!

And it wasn't the people.

It was organized work from that little unscrupulous scum.

More coffee, please.

Mr. Burdon had nothing to do with it.

Hadn't he done it? And nothing to do with the article, I suppose?

I know I know.

But I have discussed the whole thing with him ...

- Did you discuss this with him? - Yup.

- This morning he writes to say ... - Oh he writes!

So cute!

Anyway, if I did the right thing, you would have paid the fine.

It is all rather trivial.

Watch this!

In the Scottish edition of a London newspaper.

My goodness!

Willie, have you seen this?

The Scottish candidate barked!

Do they think it's funny?

What's going to happen for dinner tonight?

Lord Skerryvore ... Party.

Something has to be done and done quickly.

Horace is taking Burdon to your office.

Good. I'll break that guy!

You better be careful.

I don't think you know Mr. Burdon.

Now, Mr. Burdon, I go to ask you some questions.

And I advise you to stay true to the truth.

Where are we, Berlin, Moscow or where?

- You'll find out where you are. - Certainly enough!

Oh, I'm Nordic, if so What is worrying you.

- It's enough! - This will work!

Be calm, little bastard!

Let's go now...

How much did they pay you?

- Or did it affect the work? - It's blackmail!

- What are you talking about? - You don't have to act innocent.

We know who supports you Burdon!

Come on, talk loud man!

What exactly was it worth to you?

Oh no, you don't!

We're not done with you yet, not from a long plaster cast.

The opposition paid you to get that mud in the advertiser?

- You too were at the bottom of the raw. - The master of the plotter?

So don't deny it!

I wouldn't spoil your fun.

It won't be fun for you, will it? going to sweat for it.

I came here of my own free will trying to help you out of your mess ...

Heaven knows why I should.

- But after your childish insinuations ... - Wait!

This is a withdrawal of declarations you did in your article.

And you will sign it!

I'll read it to you.

- I, the undersigned ... - You don't need trouble.

No, no, of course not, it's pretty neat.

- So sign at the bottom. - Are you serious?

- What do you mean? - No!

- What do you mean no? - I mean, I'm not going to sign it or anything!

- Don't you sign it? - No, I don't love him.

- You mean you refuse? - That's what I'm trying to convey.

Why not?

Because all word what I wrote was true.

- Do you know what you're gonna get in for? - No, I'm not interested!

- You can consider yourself fired! - I considered myself that yesterday!

- You won't find another job! - We'll take care of it!

I'm sure you will.

I suppose you know means an action for ...

- Slander. - Yes, slander.

And not just civil action, but criminal proceedings.

And 10 years of penalty service, 20 lashes, three

times a day, outside food, I don't care!

Listen, Mr. Gow ...

You're not a bad boy at the hearth, but you have to remember one thing ...

The people of this country are the most long suffering on God's land.

They will bear the falsehood, the hypocrisy, shilly-shalying and trouble.

They will pull the belts if they think it's their duty.

They will go to the four corners of the earth and blow yourself up if necessary ...

But two things won't hold up.

Bullying and cruelty.

And if you forgot, I'll make it it's my business to remind you.

I told you to be careful.

Also, I think he is right!

Are you having fun.

- Are you taking it out? - Yup!

- He's definitely furious. - Yup!

But you don't have the faintest idea what to do about it.

- It's nice to break porcelain, isn't it? - I wish it was his neck.

- Daddy? - Yup!

Aren't you a little childish?

Allow me!

Thank you.

I guess your pride denies having it anyone who dares to suspect your motives.

You have to admit it a bit difficult for anyone

ordinary person don't do it I think I've been bribed.

Don't break this.

Oh, allow me!

Thank you.

You put yourself in one nice mess, right?

- I won something! - It does not matter.

What are you going to do?

Look for another job, I suppose.

If you can have one.

And what are you going to do in the meantime?

Do you have any money?

- Cigarette? - No thanks. You may need it.

Franco!

Don't get excited, I want to ask you a question.

- Yes, but you ... you called me Frank. - Well?

- This is my name. - I thought so!

But it is the first time you used my name.

So?

- It's your first time calling me Frank. - Oh, listen ...

Yes, well ... Lend me another penny.

There!

It's hard to ask this, you don't get me wrong.

Do what dad asked you.

Who do you think I am?

One stone, six pounds, four ounces.

Don't be so stubborn!

How can you expect me to bow to him?

You know I'm right, you said so.

I never said you were.

I said your motives were.

Now, don't ask for another one.

Frank, you made your protest and it was a great thing to do.

This is stubbornness, and there is nothing new about stubbornness.

He's as old as pigs.

So this is it.

Franco ...

Be generous.

Generous?

You gave dad a good hard knock, you know.

You made it ridiculous, it was the worst thing I could do.

Why not call it a day?

And Patsy?

Oh, put it this way ...

If he behaves decently with Mrs. Hegarty ...

You will sign the withdrawal.

Assuming it won't?

- He will do it. - He could break his word.

Then we'll both tell the world what do we think of him.

Both?

Then you are in this with me!

A deal.

That's what I'm telling you!

Ice cream flew everywhere and it was skyrocketing ...

With people buzzing around as if they were bees on honeysuckle ...

And I who sell ice cream as if it were a hot dog.

Give me my shawl!

I'm making enough money to pay mine well and bring back Patsy.

Oh, Mr. Burdon, your honor!

They were arrested me goods and movable property!

What's going on, McKeller?

- They're seizing your assets for debt! - Who I am?

- The authorities! - God is awesome!

Oh, that's it, and they're doing it the little dog tonight!

Mrs. Hegarty, we're from the London Sun!

- Are you a reporter? - Yup!

Come with me. I give you the greatest scoop you've ever had in your life.

You better come Mrs. Hegarty too, and I ...

Mr. Burdon, your honor, don't do this more good for me!

I lost Patsy, I lost me Barrow, there's not much more I can lose.

Get out of the way!

Follow her quickly.

If your father thinks he is going to get away with it

this, did the greatest mistake of his life.

Don't shake that thing at me!

The deal has expired!

The condemned man ate a large meal ...

Patsy. Patsy ...

Inside, inside!

Honoria!

Meself.

I come to say goodbye.

You didn't say you were leaving us.

Goodbye to Patsy, you stupid skull.

Well...

Step on it.

They will come for him.

Patsy!

Don't face, Honoria, it can not be helped!

Here it is ...

As if he were in his coffin.

Ay ...

I'm really sorry, Honoria ...

But at least he won't suffer no longer like us who stay here.

- This is true. - Ay.

How about a small drink?

Come on, they're open.

No, no, Honoria.

In exchange for your kindness.

And leave Patsy?

Ah, he'll be fine, you can close the door, no one will know.

We will drink to his dear departing spirit.

Sure...

Of course it's just common humanity.

Well ... I'll take my keys.

Just a little bit, sorry!

Beware of this, Honoria ...

I only went for a baby ...

Just that.

Only one.

I'm looking for you, McKeller.

Oh...

It is you!

Yes, all six of me.

I assume you know you are keeping the vet waiting.

Yes, you're keeping the vet waiting.

Shh, shhh!

Have a hearth, have a hearth!

Why cause unnecessary pain?

Hack away, you!

Come to your accommodation and deliver it.

Are you okay, your honor?

Shhh.

- Your good health, my dear. - Thank you, Lord Skerryvore.

- There is a cause! - We all have to drink from that!

- Highland honors, Mr. Provost! - Ay! Ay!

Highlands honors!

Health!

Health!

Well...

- Really very good! - Very beautiful!

I'm sure everyone enjoyed it ...

Allow me.

Don't spend too long with the port, Lord Skerryvore.

No I will not do it.

Ah, Lord ... Bring the cigars, Horace, will you?

Come here, my lord.

Come here and finish your port in comfort, right?

Thank you!

- Cigar, my lord? - Yes thanks.

- Cigar? - Thanks, Horace.

Well, Gow ...

I hope you are adopted as an official candidate.

But I thought it was decided!

Yes, I was hoping it was, but ...

Tell me...

What is all this for a dog?

I do not understand...

I mean it's ...

You know ... In an election, the first thought I have is Party.

His...

Well, what is it about?

I've heard things!

You know it would be embarrassing ...

Oh, you mean ... Oh that!

Oh that was just a storm in a teacup!

A woman refused to pay for a dog license ...

And a guy did kind of a joke about it.

The exuberance of youth, you know ...

Wasn't that organized?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

The papers have been filled out there was some revolt.

Riot?

- It wasn't a riot, was it Horace? - Oh, no, no, no, no.

Just ... just fun and play.

I might have a drop of whiskey instead of this door?

Why, of course, my lord, please ...

Please help yourself, right?

Thank you.

I understand that you are highly respected in this neighborhood, Mr. Gow.

There is no man more respected in the province.

If you understand, his word is law ...

Now, in the development of Baikie, he ...

- Also popular. - Extremely popular.

Extremely popular.

Well, you know, popularity it is a tender plant.

The tactless handling of a situation mine be his end.

I told you, your lordship, all childish the deal is over and done!

What kind of horn is this?

- What is the significance of this commotion? - Really my lord, I ...

- Willie! Horace! - Father, what is it?

Wait please!

- Thank you. - Thank you!

What is it all about? What is that photographer doing here?

Mr. Provost!

Mr. Provost!

Oh Mr. Provost, he's gone!

- He went! - Who's gone?

Patsy, Mr. Provost.

Who is Patsy?

Mrs Hegarty's Lord, Your Dogship.

Storm in a teacup, huh?

Exuberance of youth, huh?

Popular, huh?

Call my car!

- Close the door! - Come in!

Move it and help them call them out!

Stop stroking the beast! Put it down, Horace!

Give me my coat! What are you doing?

Take that dog away, okay?

Your hood, my lord.

Lord Skerryvore, please don't go like this, if you only knew, really ...

I mean, rather, it's all a terrible mistake - Run, my lord.

Can...

Sorry, my lord!

Oh, Horace, what a tragedy!

Oh, don't be stupid! Come on!

Oh hello!

I don't want to see you ever again!

Go away! Go away!

Let me go!

- Call them, guys. - Let's blow up, guys.

What was that?

Oh father, don't take it too hard we all know how you feel!

That's just what you don't do! None of you understand Willie!

- Lisbeth! - And you are worse than any of them!

You work against your father, carrying on with that little rotten limit.

- Lisbeth, check yourself! - And you're just as bad!

You're jealous of him because he's a man!

- And you're just a miserable ... Fish! - Lisbeth dear, you are upset ...

Stay away, don't touch me! Oh Willie, my darling, my love!

They can't do this to you!

Here, here, here! What does it mean?

It means...

That I am not wanted in this house.

Here!

Get the first installment.

Here's yours!

Do you think he's doing it for money? Take it

away, all I want is a a couple of pounds to live on.

Don't be an asshole, because the Sun should get all of this for nothing?

Take it away, give it to whoever you want.

Give to the royal hospital for myopic Pekingese.

Give it to Mrs. Hegarty!

You are a public tax attorney Prosecutor, isn't it?

Yes, but I don't see ...

Well, do your homework, man! You have to pursue it!

Yes, but with what charges?

Find the allegations. This is your job!

- Mr. Burdon ... - What the hell ...

I have a warrant for your arrest.

I have to ask you to come with me.

- For what? - Here, you can't do this!

What is the charge? Let's see the warrant!

Come calmly now.

Hi, Burdon, your troubles are over.

This is Mr. Watkins of the FFFFFFF ...

The Federation of Friends of the Plumed Fowl Forbidden Fare, you know.

- God! - Mr. Burdon ...

My company is full of admiration for your great work on this Patsy case.

We feel you fought alone an uneven battle for too long.

I am authorized to inform you and my Federation

decided to resume the case officially ...

And to finance your defense.

Mr. Burdon, we couldn't do otherwise!

The enthusiasm of our members!

We have created Patsy a file honorary vice president.

- We also have ... - Go, go, go to ...

Go away! I'm sick of the whole thing!

If I wanted to become an advertisement stunt to raise funds

for your federation of futile fatheads, I'll let you know!

You made a national team entertainment from what

he was just honest, simple problem!

And you want to use it to push the society of your fools!

Well, I won't have it!

I don't care if I win the case or lose it!

I lost everything for this.

I lost my job, I lost my future, i lost ...

Oh, take them away.

Mr. Burdon, you can't do that!

And you can't stand things like that!

My company will defend you like it or not!

Come on, sir.

It's totally unacceptable, so it's ...

See you staring at nothing.

As if I took Columbus his first look at America ...

And your dear home broken to the fight of this.

Come on, my friend!

Don't refuse help from others from the pains on you!

And defend yourself with all your strength ...

The way you stand up for others.

Widows and orphans, the poor and the defenseless.

Listen.

I've caused enough trouble already.

I finished.

I don't care what they do I don't want to win the case.

I don't want to do anymore hurt Miss Victoria.

Ah, that's the good boy you are, Mr. Burdon.

And it is a great gift for right that you have.

I told you, did I have the article framed?

It's on the wall between His Holiness ...

And the magnification of color of poor Hegarty who was?

It's cruelty, that's what it is. It makes me boil!

Such a sweet little dog, my dear.

Yup!

I know what I'd do with it that provost of Baikie.

- Do that to a dog! - Bad show!

And poor Patsy will die ...

The twenty million schoolchildren will learn to read and fight.

I mean, hardly playing, what?

- It's not cricket! - No.

The Patsy case.

It is understood that the reports of the resignation of Provost William Gow ...

They have been officially denied in Baikie today.

The court!

Bring it up.

Recall criminal Frank Burdon.

Talk about Frank Burdon.

I grew up!

They may have given me some red frills and a choir in the orchestra.

This is a court, there is no orchestra whatsoever.

- Then there should be. - Be quiet!

Since you took action to publish a carefully designed statement ...

To exercise improper influence on voters in parliamentary elections ...

Under corruption and illegality Practices Act of 1895.

When?

1895!

But then I wasn't born!

- Did you understand the accusation? - I tried to.

Do you want it to be read again?

No thanks.

Do you plead guilty or not guilty?

It matters?

The defendant pleads not guilty, my lord.

You know.

- We can proceed? - Why not?

Thank you.

Call Robert Andrews.

Robert Andrews!

Robert Andrews!

Robert Andrews!

- Get a move on, Willie. - I wish I could see Victoria.

Oh her, he won't show up anyway.

Willie ...

When you've won the case, Horace could cancel the divorce.

Sometimes I think you are without a moral principle!

And nothing but the truth? And nothing but the truth.

- Are you Robert Andrews? - I'm!

You are a composer, you work for the Baikie Advertiser?

I'm!

Then you set the file to print matter that appears in the newspaper?

I want it!

On the night in question, you were given by the penalty a last-minute item to set?

I was!

Was the criminal the author of the article?

I was!

Silence!

How dare you!

I'm trying to save time.

When I defend a case, I wait for my client behave well.

I didn't ask you, I can defend myself.

Mr. Burdon, there are £ 3,000 put up forward for your defense from the FFFFF ...

You all know where it will go.

Really!

Leave it to me, Mr. Menzies.

Mr. Burdon, you mustn't interrupt the hearing.

Go ahead.

How did you know the criminal was the author of the article?

It was his English and writing.

What do you mean by this?

Read it and you will understand.

I understand you had a hard time in deciphering the article.

It was practically a physical impossibility.

You are pretty sure you sent the print What did the criminal write?

Sure he did!

- Be calm! - I corrected the test myself!

Keep your tongue in check!

Well, don't suggest no write what I wrote.

Shhh.

You really have to talk your client, Mr. Menzies.

My lord, you told me to leave it to you.

Don't be naughty.

Silence!

The next person to laugh will be released from this court.

Yes, sir.

Vickie!

Because...

I thought you weren't coming.

What else could I do?

I missed you, Vickie.

It was decent of you kept away from ... Him.

You're wrong Vickie.

He's just a selfish little rattler.

It is nothing of the sort.

He didn't do anything you didn't push him to do it.

And you're bringing this case simply to satisfy your pride.

I see!

So you're still hooked with partner.

Well, you'll be interested to know where I got it this time.

Father!

- Are you Margaret Twine? - Sure!

Please ... just answer yes or no.

OK.

You are employed as a living room Provost Gow waitress?

You say that!

What's the meaning of this expression "you say"?

Well...

My Lord...

It's like a slang phrase of American origin who earned a deplorable currency ...

In the language of our people through the insidious agency of the city crowd.

And it will, I am given to understand used to indicate ...

A state of doubt in the mind of the rapporteur, as to ...

Truthfulness or credibility of a statement made to him.

Oh yeah?

Honoria Hegarty!

I'm here now, sergeant! Don't raise the roof!

The court is waiting. Where is it have you been on earth?

I had to take my Patsy to the nursing home.

The publicity got on his nerves and had to have a cure for rest.

You're lucky you're not six months old out of contempt of the court.

Well, I don't know about the six months ...

But I had all the contempt!

- And I'll tell the truth ... - Tell the truth.

- The whole truth... - The whole truth.

- And nothing but the truth. - Nothing but the truth.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Your name, I believe, is Honoria Gakin.

Or Hegarty.

Aw, make up your own mind friend, who is Hegarty, he is.

Now, in the evening under discussion, you visited Mr. Gow's house.

- Clydeview, McCullan Row. - I've done enough!

You have reason to remember that night.

Because of this!

And he pushes me back, hitting every step!

And I have a big bruise the color of a rainbow in the sky.

It hasn't faded yet see if only you could see ...

Yes, but it doesn't matter.

Oh, it's easy for you to talk ...

- Can't I come in, please? - What is your involvement in the case?

- Yes, but I ... - No, no ...

You will have to wait until you are called.

And now...

We arrived on the evening of ...

The dog demonstration at Mr. Gow's house.

Now tell me.

That day, the accused expressed animosity against Provost?

Of course all the animals and better the lions that the lambs are against the provost.

Thanks, it'll be fine.

Mr. Menzies, you want it question the witness?

Certainly not, my lord.

In fact I was waiting with all the patience I can

gather to hear why the Crown he called this rather ...

Irrelevant lady.

Oh! Patsy!

Did you hear what he called me?

- Yes, he has to resign. - God bless you, your honor.

And His Lordship ...

If so, there is such a lucky woman ...

As for marrying Your Holiness.

Michael Cassidy.

From her butt to hers shoulders is a sheepdog ...

But he's got the muzzle of a Cheshire and the cocker spaniel's ears.

But the expression is of an Irish terrier ...

And it's holding the tail like a Pomeranian.

And he has sadness noble eyes of a poodle.

In fact it is not so much a dog ...

But a summary of all the dogs ever they roamed these lands on all fours.

- And what is it worth? - Six shillings and eight pence.

My Lord...

What does this have to do with the case?

I'm establishing some reasons from a process of elimination.

You have to eliminate the entire population of the British Isles and the Irish Free State?

My lord, I object to this testimony.

I do not.

- What did you say? - I said I have no objection.

- Be quiet? - Quite, not quite.

- I'll drop the case. - Good.

Really! My Lord!

Now, now, Mr. Burdon, you mustn't speak so, you know?

I realize you are a very young man.

And in fact sometimes I can't understand the younger generation.

It seems to have no balance or stability.

With swing music automatic gaming machines ...

And the encouragement given to idleness and loss

live by the British Broadcasting Corporation.

What are you laughing at, Mr. Menzies?

Was I laughing, my lord?

You made some kind of gesture with your characteristics ...

Which I have always taken as a file expression of fun.

I'm not aware of anything funny in what I'm saying.

I just referred to your words, my lord.

Maybe you will refrain from giggling until you find

yourself in a more suitable way place for that exercise.

With all due respect, Yours Lordship misunderstood

the exact nature of the gesture ...

As to which Your Lordship was happy to refer.

The thing is, I ...

I was stifling an insistent yawn.

Really, Mr. Menzies?

Maybe Your Lordship will do it now review your statement

as to the right place for that exercise.

If you want me to tell them, Mr. Menzies, the uses for which this place is suitable ...

I am quite prepared to do it.

For one thing it is suitable for exercise

of your undoubted talent as defender of the council.

Talent that I can emphasize I have not observed

be conspicuously employed on this particular case.

My Lord...

Your Lordship's Opinion on my poor skills ...

Express as I can tell in everything sincerity with conciseness

and clarity that are i credit to the Scottish bar ...

It left me with no alternatives rather than withdraw from the case.

I was severely insulted.

Good morning!

But Mr. Menzies ...

Silence!

And now, my lord, can I defend myself?

Well, I can't stop you.

You can leave the dock and approach your lawyer.

- You think it will hurt you ... - On behalf of the FFFFF ...

Don't spit me, sir!

- But you see ... - I don't want to hear another word.

- What happened? - Willie, Burdon is defending himself!

What?

They got updated while they were silly consult your lawyer.

I am delighted to hear it!

- Hello! - Hello.

- Vickie! - Nice of you to come in.

I thought you didn't want to see me again.

- This is a public court, isn't it? - So you came to see me hanged.

It seems so.

You seem determined to do so throw away the case.

That's my case, isn't it?

Don't be silly, Frank.

Did I hear you call me Frank?

Here, here, you can't talk to a witness for the prosecution.

Are you a witness?

Well yes, they are, but ...

I see your father did it dragged you in now!

Don't see things like that!

I can't help it and I have been called by the Crown and I ...

I understand, you are entitled to say and do exactly what you like.

Mr. Burdon, I was looking for for you everywhere.

Now do you know what to do?

I know what to do right!

Father...

Please don't go on with this case ...

What? Of course I will continue with it!

In case I won't, that's not my case, but the Crown will.

The court is in session!

The law has been set in motion and the law must work.

I am going to be claimed!

But father, you have to listen to me!

Don't mind her, Willie.

William Gow!

William Gow!

No, no.

Oh, Mr. Skirving, can you help me?

I have to go to court and them he won't let me in because I'm a witness.

Oh I see.

I'll keep them busy and you'll sneak in.

- Oh thanks. - Victoria, listen ...

Don't think too much about Lisbeth.

- I will not do that. - Donald Duck!

Yes, sir?

How are you?

- Oh, bonnie man, bonnie! - Okay okay!

Tell me, how is that little daughter of yours? to go on with the ballet?

Oh, great, it's just an image!

In short, you are the strongest reason to believe ...

That you have been a victim of deliberate and persistent persecution.

- Absolutely! - Thank you.

Mr. Burdon, do you have to cross-question?

I say yes.

Silence!

Now, Mr. Gow ...

When did this so-called persecution start?

The night you organized a bunch of thugs to stop my meeting.

Oh, no, no, before then.

And my article, it wasn't that part of the persecution?

- It certainly was. - Then I'll ask you again.

When did the persecution start?

I suppose you want me to tell you when Mrs Hegarty came to my house.

Exactly.

She came to you very distracted.

No doubt. But he didn't take his complaint to the correct quarter.

It's not true?

You weren't the provost, the father of his people?

Yes, but if I happen to be distressed by ... a burst pipe ...

I don't take my anguish to the Prime Minister.

In a way, I'd put myself a plumber to speak, my lord.

In a way, sir ...

Mrs. Hegarty probably thought you were the plumber.

Mr. Burdon.

Silence!

So you were surprised the day after Mrs. Hegarty

visit, when your meeting refused to listen to you.

Nothing surprises me in Baikie.

So they weren't surprised they served you a

strong line with a chanting of humbug hoots.

My lord, I object.

Mr. Burdon, I have often done this to warn you that this

kind of thing is influencing very unfavorably.

Really very unfavorable. Go ahead.

So you vented your annoyance about a poor woman and her dog.

- You took his mound. - I didn't do anything like that!

- As for being a poor woman ... - You took his mound.

Looks like he did very well.

Isn't that your slander, Mr. Gow?

Listen, why do you think the whole city has turned against you all of a sudden?

Because you deliberately threw yourself create problems.

What do you think about my motive was it for that?

How am I supposed to know?

Self-advertising, I should think.

I did it because I'm a ordinary type of man.

When I see a bully and a coward ...

Behave yourself, Mr. Burdon, you're knocking your case down.

I'm trying to get the truth out!

Why can't it be a man?

Why do you stealthily stalk widows and little mongrel dogs?

- My lord, I object. - For your own good, check yourself.

I will resist anyone whoever hits above the belt.

Who hit you below the belt?

- You did it. - In which way?

You have completely wormed in my family circle ...

Stop that!

I won't have your ...

Family circle mentioned in this court.

You will not have it!

If I had shown a little feeling decent at first ...

Stop stop.

What is all this about Mr. Gow's family circle?

Ask him!

My lord, the reference it must be Mr. Gow's

daughter, you are a witness of the prosecution.

Yes, my lord, this is the kind of man he is.

- Mr. Burdon! - But it's scandalous!

- Quieter! - I won't shut up!

I'll call you next time, my lord.

No you are not!

Silence!

Come here, you.

Now.

Who are you and what did you say?

I am Mr. Gow's daughter and I said I was not called as a witness.

Why not, pray?

Because I can't give proof.

Yes you can, we'll see about it!

- Oh, but I can't! - Why not?

Because...

The ... Accused and I are husband and wife!

Silence!

But it's true?

Yup!

My lord ... I need to ask for an update.

But I can't keep updating!

- But my lord, this is a profound shock. - Great.

Shhh! Shhhh!

They are married!

Yes, and a wife cannot testify against her husband, that's the law!

Call Mr. Burdon right away.

You can't do this, sir. It is very erratic.

Do as I tell you!

Yes, sir.

- Vickie ... - I'll tell you what, Willie!

Don't start bothering with me!

You did a nice thing!

But I asked you no get on with the case!

Why did not you tell me?

I can't have a child law that serves six months.

Did you send for me?

What do you mean by marrying my daughter?

- I did not. - What?

I just said it.

We haven't seen each other since I left the house.

But why in the name of heaven?

- To stop you. - Hmm.

To save you both from your stupid pride.

But...

Do you realize what he did?

They may have it out of contempt ...

For...

My...

It's worse, it's false testimony!

Yup!

Oh...

Stop the case!

What? I can't stop the case I will not stop the case!

- Willie! - For insufficient evidence!

All right, I'll put you back in the bar.

Willie!

- No you will not! - Oh, you can't fool the Crown!

You can't make me!

And you can't bully me. Go back to that dock, for longer.

- Great! - Willie!

Oh, go to the flames, woman.

Horace!

He called me a woman.

It's okay, my dear.

Now, Mr. Gow ...

The news just learned provoked a big shock for you.

No!

Silence!

You mean a Court you condone

this maneuver on the part of the penalty?

Yup!

Silence!

Mr. Gow, he was with you I agree that this scandal ...

- My lord, can I make a statement? - My lord, I protest!

Come on, Mr. Gow.

I mean...

Which in my considered opinion ...

Mr. Burdon was fully justified all the actions he took against me.

I think ... Mr. Burdon misjudged me.

But he misjudged me without malice.

Long live the provost!

Clear the field! Clear the field!

Clear the city! Clear the city!

I had not fully realized that a public man it tends to surpass itself.

I am grateful to Mr. Burdon for bringing me back to earth.

About Mrs. Hegarty ...

And his dog Patsy ...

I forgot to apply one of the great principles of my life.

And this:

It's just the realization ...

The nice realization ...

A deep and comprehensive understanding ...

That every unit in the state ...

It is a living, breathing soul.

Each with their own aspirations ...

Each with its own particularity intense perception ...

Of his rights and his wrongs.

A leader must have it strange sixth sense ...

This allows him to see inside the homes of his people.

To feel in your own flesh ...

And in his own blood ...

The injuries and stresses they undergo.

To a leader ...

These subtitles in English since 2014 they are the first

never made since release of the film in 1937.

They are intended as files homage to Vivien Leigh.

Unfortunately, I am from a native English speaker ...

and therefore the closest to the script as allowed by thick patches

dialect, obsolete, indistinct idioms diction and poor sound quality.