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from National Velvet (1944)
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Alternate Names:
Martha Brown
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- "National Velvet"
- The Clown (1962) TV episode, Played by Ann Doran (as Martha Brown)
- Ede's Bombshell (1962) TV episode, Played by Ann Doran (as Martha Brown)
- The Rumor (1962) TV episode, Played by Ann Doran (as Martha Brown)
- Mi's Citizenship (1962) TV episode, Played by Ann Doran (as Martha Brown)
- Rogue Horse (1962) TV episode, Played by Ann Doran (as Martha Brown)
(53 more) - National Velvet (1944) Played by Anne Revere
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From National Velvet (1944)
Donald Brown: I was sick all night!
Mr. Herbert Brown: Donald, you told a story, didn't you?
Donald Brown: Yes, sir, it was a story.
Mr. Herbert Brown: Well, you know what to do.
Donald Brown: What?
Mr. Herbert Brown: You say you're sorry.
[Donald puts his head on his hand]
Mr. Herbert Brown: Well?
Mrs. Brown: He's thinking.
Mr. Herbert Brown: [to Donald] Well, make up your mind.
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Donald Brown: I was sick all night!
Mr. Herbert Brown: Donald, you told a story, didn't you?
Donald Brown: Yes, sir, it was a story.
Mr. Herbert Brown: Well, you know what to do.
Donald Brown: What?
Mr. Herbert Brown: You say you're sorry.
[Donald puts his head on his hand]
Mr. Herbert Brown: Well?
Mrs. Brown: He's thinking.
Mr. Herbert Brown: [to Donald] Well, make up your mind.
[...]
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