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*275* The Jets beat the point spread, Weissmuller's down to his skivvies, and I get traded off to this rinkydink lab. Go figure.

*Batman* Perjury

uh, returning to our alphabetical progression, following "Olcott"... Pip -- John Mills in *Great Expectations* (1946)

The youngest of the three main players. -- This was her fourth role, and she was 11 years old at the time. She has worked steadily and has reached adulthood with a solid reputation and with some significent titles on her resume`.

The girls come to a decision that makes sense to them. -- They kidnap the woman from the baby-supplies store.

Nanki-Poo -- Kenny Baker in *The Mikado* (1939)

*274* "That Grand Ole Opry gentleman called, dear. Wants to make sure you're firm about the delivery date."

Ice -- Tucker Smith in *West Side Story*

*274* "Hmmm...With a studio right on the rail yards, possibilities...If I can't score anything here, A'll bet he can tell me where..."

*273* "Keep cool, man, keep it cool, but....this Alcapulco stuff is some goooood s#@t !! Get us a couple of kilos, pronto!"

Accepting the fact that this may go to term, the girls scout around, getting ideas about what they will need. They are impressed by the expertise and advice of the counter clerk at a baby goods store. She is dressed like a nurse.

deleated Edited by: flashback42 on Jul 28, 2013 3:48 PM

returning to alphabetic progression... Grant, Dr. Alan -- Sam Neil in *Jurassic Park* (1993)

(89,416). Mid-1990s. Color. The practical younger girl occasionally contributes voiceover narration. At one point she points out to the audience the big sister's ability to ignore and deny the growing evidence of her pregnancy. When forced to face the truth, Big Sister goes to a clinic and asks for an abortion. This is refused because of her age. There is no parent to give approval for the request.

*273* It really gripes me, the time I've spent in this monkey suit. But it's in the contract.

*272* It was finally his year! Burt got together with his closest friends to celebrate his victory in the Phillsbury Bake-Off.

Engle, Charles -- John Qualen in *Angels Over Broadway* (1940)

*The Diary of Anne Frank* Handcuffs

The sisters scrounge food and gas money, camp out in the homes of people on vacation, and generally stay under the radar. The younger girl turns out to be the more practical. The older one has distractions. Occasionally she, uh, she rides in cars with boys.

*The Visit*? (1964)? Bergman and Quinn?

*Bananas* *The Strawberry Statement*

Okay, let's try this one.:.Orphaned sisters, 16 and 11, get away from their foster families in order to be together. They are in their late mother's car, and they manage to stay inconspicuous when they hit the road.

Seems to have something to do with R. Lee Ermey and *Full Metal Jacket.* But I can't trace it any further than that. Hope this is helpful to someone else.

*272* "Cheeseburger! Cheesburger!" "Chips! Chips!" "Pepsi! Pepsi!" "Coke!" "No Coke! Pepsi!"

Sky Masterson tells Nathan Detroit (i.e. Mumbles tells Ol' Blue Eyes) an elaborate parable about avoiding sucker bets? Something about a deck of cards full of cider? Oh -- *Guys & Dolls* ??