Virtue1932

[first lines]

Flanagan:
[at the ticket window at a train station] Pretty soft for you, sister, getting the city to pay your fare to Danbury.

Mae:
Pretty soft for the city I don't live in Australia. C'mon, grandpa.

Flanagan:
[on the train, placing Mae's luggage on the rack] There y'are. [to the conductor] The lady goes to Danbury, chief. [to Mae] Now take my advice, sister, and keep out of New York.

Mae:
[snidely] OK, grandpa. I'll remember all your advice: I'll watch my diet, go to the dentist twice a year, keep my nose clean, and pray for you every night - to break a couple of legs.

[closeup on Mae's gams as she crosses them; fadeout]