Home Movies (1950)

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Un-Lux-Y Day • continued from Page 275 HAND SET TITLES FOR SCRIPT WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE 302 his food and drops his hand beneath the table. Scene 5: Medium close-up (insert) underneath the table as Junior's hand comes down and a dog gobbles up offering. Hand then pats dog's head. Scene 6: Same as scene 4 as Junior retracts his hand cautiously and continues to eat. Scene 7: Close-up of dog underneath the table scratching vigorously near father's feet. Scene 8: Same as scene 2 father eating, pauses unconsciously and scratches his leg. Goes back to food. Scene 9: Medium shot of mother placing bread in a toaster. Scene 10: Same as scene 7 dog still scratching. Scene 11: Same as scene 2 and 8 as father scratches himself a few times slightly annoyed. Returns to breakfast. Scene 12: Junior notices father scratching, pretends to ignore it but slides low in his chair to reach out at his dog with his feet. Scene 13: Medium close-up of Junior's feet trying to kick at dog. Scene llf.: Medium shot of father setting down fork to scratch himself. Scene 15: Close-up of mother as she sees father scratching and questions him (no title). Scene 16: Same as scene 14 as father shrugs his shoulders and frowns. Scene 17: Close-up of Junior slowly readjusting himself in his chair, begins eating and peeks guiltily out of the corner of his eye. Ssene 18: Close-up of toaster popping up bread. Scene 19: Close-up of dog underneath table near father's chair still scratching. Scene 20: Medium shot of all three as father reaches for toast in toaster and because of its warmth juggles it from hand to hand almost dropping it, as he suddenly scratches an itch. Scene21: Close-up of Junior slumping low in his chair to make another attempt at moving his' dog with his feet. Scene 22: Close-up of Junior's feet making a last desperate kick but missing the dog as the toe of his shoe lands squarely on father's shin. Quick cut to Scene23: Medium shot of father painfully reacting and accidentally tossing the toast he was buttering into the air. Quick cut to Scene 21^: Short shot. Close-up of Junior sitting up quickly. Scene 25: Close-up of toast landing on kitchen floor. Scene 26: Medium long shot of father in pain and hopping about on one foot holding his leg with one hand as the other gently rubs his shin. Mother surprised and bewildered, Junior looking guilty. Scene 27: (Insert) close-up of dog coming out from under table. Scene 28: Same as scene 26 medium shot of mother trying to pacify father who is still in pain. Scene 29: (Insert) close-up of dog starting to eat toast on floor. Scene 30: Same as scene 24 close-up of Junior trying to motion dog back. Scene 31: Semi close-up of father as sees dog, stops hopping about as he suddenly realizes what has been going on, looks at Junior and begins to get angry. Quick cut to Scene 32: Medium shot of Junior still trying to get the dog back, notices his father and quickly straightens up trying to look innocent. Scene 33: Medium shot of father with mother restraining him as his temper flares. Scene 31^: Insert same as scene 29. Close-up of dog eating toast. FADE OUT TITLE: LATER. . . . FADE IN exterior, day. Scene 35: Close-up of Father's shin thoroughly bandaged as his hands cautiously pulls down pant leg. Scene 36: Medium shot of a back yard with mother and Junior standing near father who has one leg up on step or chair as he finishes lowering his pant leg and stands up painfully. Looks angrily at Junior and raises his arm as if to swing at him. Junior reacts by hiding behind his mother while she stands between them and tries to calm father. Scene 37: Insert. Medium shot of dog with tail between his legs running for cover into dog house or some other hiding place. Scene 38: Close-up of mother explaining it was an accident. Scene 39: Close-up of Junior hanging on to his mother's skirt. Scene Ifi: Close-up of father trying to calm down. Scene Ifl: Same as scene 36 as father sighs and shrugs his shoulders, mother relaxes and Junior slowly steps out from behind her. Scene J$: Close-up of dog wagging his tail and coming out of hiding. Scene 43' Close-up of father as he speaks to Junior waving his finger: TITLE: "Since this is wash day, you can do your part young man, by giving that flea bitten mutt a bath!" 294