Bright Eyes1934

Uncle Ned Smith:
Now listen to me, you two. I want you to understand just one thing. If you ever expect to get anything out of me, you're going to be human enough and decent enough to take Shirley into this house to live. I'll pay for her board and her clothes.

J. Wellington Smythe:
Why, Uncle Ned, that won't be necessary.

Anita Smythe:
Well, naturally. We had no idea you felt this way about the child.

Uncle Ned Smith:
Well, I do. If you don't want her here, I guess I can find some other place for her. And I guess I can find another place for me, too!