Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

00:00:47 Nine-hundred and fifty-four.

00:06:40 "What do you want if you don't want gold?

00:10:59 He'll be gone till tomorrow. Best make the most of it.

00:14:56 Perhaps a cat got in.

00:17:05 Bit quiet today?

00:19:23 I expect they do.

00:22:29 It's all bloody lies.

00:26:54 - I shan't be doing that for a while. - There's naught wrong with married life.

00:30:01 - What are you drinking? - Ta.

00:32:22 All right, I'll get somebody else for tomorrow.

00:35:14 Chalk it up, will you, Mrs. Roe?

00:37:20 - He looks a bit rook, if you ask me. - He's all right.

00:39:47 You ought to try it sometime.

00:42:33 She's already married.

00:46:55 I only buried her three months ago. I wasn't doing any harm.

00:49:45 - Two bob. - Two bob? In that case, I'll see you.

00:51:45 - How do, Doreen? How's Betty? - She's all right, thanks.

00:54:12 She made me sit in a hot bath for three hours and drink a pint of gin.

00:57:19 I don't care what you do with your money. It's naught to do with me.

01:10:38 Come in.

01:12:41 The trouble with me is I'm always bumping into things.

01:15:41 Don't be long yourself.

01:21:12 What's her husband like?

01:24:06 Come on duck, let's go down.