Since You Went Away1944

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
[Brig is sleeping on the elderly woman on train] I'm afraid she's awfully heavy for you.

Elderly Woman on Train:
Oh, no. She's so like my granddaughter. I love holding her.

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
Is she about the same age?

Elderly Woman on Train:
No. Mary is almost 30 now. She's a nurse. Here, let me show you her picture. [opens a locket around her neck]

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
Oh, she's pretty! Where is she now?

Elderly Woman on Train:
I really don't know. You see, she was at Corregidor.

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
Oh, I'm so sorry.

Jane Deborah Hilton:
Mother, won't you let me do something now? Can't I -

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
Oh, Jane, please, darling, not again. I'm so hot and so tired.

Jane Deborah Hilton:
But just for the summer, Mother. I could be a nurse's aide, maybe.

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
All right, Jane.

Jane Deborah Hilton:
Oh, gee, Mother, that's swell!

Mrs. Anne Hilton:
But remember now, just for the summer.