The Golden Door


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BIRD CALLS LOUDLY

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HE IMITATES BIRD CALLING

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BIRD CALLS

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RUSTLING

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HE IMITATES SHRILL BIRD CALL

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SQUEAKING

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WOMAN CHANTS SOFTLY

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WOMAN CONTINUES TO CHANT

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SHE CHANTS SOFTLY

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SHE CRIES OUT IN PAIN

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SHE CRIES OUT IN PAIN

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ANIMALS GRUNT AND BLEAT

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MAN: Ah!

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ANIMALS GRUNT AND BLEAT

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BELLS TINKLE

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ANIMALS BLEAT LOUDLY

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PEOPLE CHATTER, ANIMALS BLEAT

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SHEEP BAA

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COCKEREL CROWS, CLATTERING

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COINS CLATTER

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BELLS TOLL

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CHATTERING

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BELLS CONTINUE TO TOLL

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LOUD CHATTERING AND BUSTLE

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CHATTERING

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HOWLS OF PAIN

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HOWLS OF PAIN

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SHRIEKS OF PAIN

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CHATTERING

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PIANO MUSIC IS PLAYED

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I'm sorry. I...don't speak Italian.

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-Are you English?

-Yes.

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Do you speak English?

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No.

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You are wonderful, my darling.

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Travelling alone?

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Er, yes, with this family.

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Oh.

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Do you have a boyfriend? America?

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No.

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No boyfriend. No America.

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-You have a...passport?

-No.

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You have money?

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Why?

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I have a...boyfriend for you. America.

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-I have America.

-HE CHUCKLES

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-Come on, come on.

-Don't touch me.

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Sorry.

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SEAGULLS SQUAWK

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CHATTERING

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CHATTERING

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FOGHORN BLOWS

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HUSTLE AND BUSTLE

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A BABY CRIES

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I could very easily find someone

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who would help you out of this mess.

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Someone who could give you a hand.

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Someone who...might even marry you.

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Wouldn't be a terrible thing.

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I could find you a very wealthy, very well-positioned gentleman.

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SINGING

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CLAPPING AND SINGING

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HE BRAYS LIKE A DONKEY

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Signor Belvedere is the largest purveyor of ice in New York City.

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LOUD CREAKING AND BANGING

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SCREAMING AND WAILING

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CRASHING

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SCREAMING

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SCREAMING AND WAILING

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FAINT CREAKING AND BANGING

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WOMAN STARTS SINGING

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WOMAN SINGS

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WOMAN SINGS

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CHATTERING

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CHATTERING

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HE SINGS

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TAMBOURINE STARTS

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MAN SINGS

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TAMBOURINE CONTINUES

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HE SINGS

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HE SINGS

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MAN SINGS, TAMBOURINE PLAYS

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CREAKING

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WHISTLE IS BLOWN

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AMERICAN VOICE: Stand behind the line, please.

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Please, sir, move over. All right.

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All right. Hold it.

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One second. A little bit over. Put your bags down, please.

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That's it. On the floor.

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Hats off, sir.

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Sir, take your hats off.

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Now, heads down. Keep your heads down.

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OK. Down, please. That's it.

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What day is it today?

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What month?

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What day?

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(INAUDIBLE)

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How many days are there in a week?

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Trentasette.

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OK, tell them to get their bags.

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Everybody in line behind the line.

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Show me your hands.

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Turn them around.

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Good. Open your mouth.

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Breathe in.

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Have you been ill?

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Can he speak?

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Have you been ill? Can you speak? Can you hear me?

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Can you hear what I'm saying.

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Will you please lie down?

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Excuse me, madam. This lady's not used to this kind of examination.

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-Are you English, miss?

-Yes, I am.

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But you came with Italians?

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Yes, ma'am.

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Is your husband travelling with you?

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My fiancee, he's supposed to meet me here.

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It is highly uncommon for an English lady to be travelling with Italians.

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You'll be questioned about that.

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Math test.

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Four and two.

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OK.

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OK.

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Bread and gold.

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He says he can't throw the gold.

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He'd eat the bread.

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Nothing. He wouldn't throw anything.

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I'm ready.

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Done.

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I love table games.

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May I ask - I thought you were looking for illnesses

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and contagious diseases here?

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Unfortunately, ma'am, it has been scientifically proven that lack of intelligence

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is genetically inherited, hence contagious, in a way.

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We are trying to prevent below average people from mixing with our citizens.

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What a modern vision.

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# Fish in the sea You know how I feel

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# River running free You know how I feel

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# Blossom on the tree You know I feel

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# It's a new dawn It's a new day

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# It's a new life for me

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# And I'm feeling good

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# Dragonfly out in the sun you know what I mean, don't you know?

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# Butterflies all having fun You know what I mean

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# Sleep in peace when day is done That's what I mean

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# And this old world is a new world And a bold world

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# For me, yeah, yeah

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# Stars when you shine You know how I feel

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# Scent of the pine You know how I feel

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# Oh freedom is mine And I know how I feel

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# It's a new dawn It's a new day

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# It's a new life for me... #

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CHATTER

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CHORAL MUSIC

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BACKGROUND CHATTER

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CHATTER

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METALLIC RATTLING

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WHISPERING

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Second row with the blue hat. What do you think?

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BELL RINGS

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Miss Rita D'Agostino, please stand up.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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Mr Scandito, please stand up.

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Mr Scandito, do you acknowledge the lady standing before you

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as your fiancee and future wife?

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Yes, sir.

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Miss D'Agostino,

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do you acknowledge the gentleman standing before you

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as your fiance and future husband?

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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THEY WHISPER

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CLERK:

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Very well, the wedding will take place

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on the 17th of the current month at Ellis Island.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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You may now pass the flowers.

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Please be seated.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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Moving on. Miss Rosa Napolitano, please stand up.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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Mr Atori Scandelli, please stand up.

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Mr Scandelli, do you acknowledge the lady standing before you

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as your fiance and future bride?

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Yes.

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Miss Napolitano, do you acknowledge the gentleman standing before you

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as your fiance and future husband?

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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CLERK:

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Very well, the wedding will take place

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on the 17th of this current month at Ellis Island.

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You may now pass the flowers.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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Moving on. Miss Delores Torres, please stand up.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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Mr Sergio Dominguez, please stand up.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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Sergio Dominguez. Please, stand up.

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Please stand up.

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HE WHISPERS

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THE WHISPER

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(Her, over here?)

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(Please take this.)

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(Which one do you want?)

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Which one?

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This one? Please, take the note.

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OK, gentlemen, let's have the notes.

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This one? This lady here?

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Come on, gentlemen, the notes.

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(This is for you. Take it. It's for you.)

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Grazie, buonasera.

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Mrs Fortunata Mancuso.

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CLERK TRANSLATES

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CLERK REPEATS HIMSELF

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-She wants to know what all these shapes are, sir.

-Does she think we're gonna harm her?

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-What do we want from them?

-Them who?

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All the folk who came over from the old world.

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Would you explain to her that we want to know if they're fit enough

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to enter the new world?

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Who do we think we are, God, to decide who's good or not good

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-to enter the New World?

-If she wants to enter the United States,

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she's got to accept our rules.

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If she refuses to take the test, she will be deported.

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Mr Marcello Tarsitano.

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INTERPRETER REPEATS IN ITALIAN

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WHISTLE BLOWS

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PIERCING WHISTLE

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WHISTLE IS ECHOED

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The wedding will take place on the 17th of the current month

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at Ellis Island.

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There are no further names on the list. We now have ten minutes.

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-Excuse me, sir.

-Yes?

-You haven't called our names yet.

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Your name wasn't called cos your fiance didn't put it on the list.

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-But he's here, waiting to be called.

-Where is he?

-Over there.

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-Tell me the name.

-Mr Salvatore Mancuso.

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Mr Mancuso, have you filled out this form?

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SHE INTERPRETS

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No.

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Do you know this lady?

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Can you tell me her name?

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Luce.

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Luce Reed.

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-It's a difficult name for him to pronounce.

-He must complete the form.

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This gentlemen here doesn't know how to write.

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Well, he's going to have to come back with someone that can write for him.

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That's me, sir. That's what I do when he needs to write.

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What am I supposed to do? Just wait here?

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He doesn't know anybody out there.

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Fill the form in and do it quickly, please.

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Do you have any notes?

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Mr Salvatore Mancuso, please stand up.

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-WOMAN REPEATS INSTRUCTION IN ITALIAN

-Miss Lucy Reed, please stand up.

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Mr Mancuso, do you acknowledge the lady standing before you as your fiancee and future bride?

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WOMAN REPEATS QUESTION IN ITALIAN

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Si.

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He says yes.

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-Miss Reed, do you acknowledge the gentleman standing before you as your fiance and future husband?

-Yes.

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-The wedding will take place at Ellis Island.

-WOMAN TRANSLATES

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GIGGLING

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Mr Salvatore Mancuso, step forward.

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TRANSLATOR REPEATS IN ITALIAN

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Mr Mancuso, your son is mute and cannot be admitted.

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Your mother is feeble-minded and cannot be admitted.

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-What is your decision?

-TRANSLATOR REPEATS

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Huh?

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Papa...

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# Oh, Sinnerman where you gonna run to?

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# Sinnerman, where you gonna run to?

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# Where you gonna run to?

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# All on that day

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# Well, I run to the rock

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# Please hide me, I run to the rock

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# Please hide me, I run to the rock

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# Please hide me, Lord

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# All on that day

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# But the rock cried out I can't hide you

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# The rock cried out I can't hide you

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# The rock cried out I ain't gonna hide you, God

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# All on that day

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# I said, "Rock What's the matter with you, Rock?

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# "Don't you see I need you, Rock?"

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# Oh, Lord, Lord

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# All on that day

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# So I run to the river

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# It was bleedin' I run to the sea

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# It was bleedin' I run to the sea

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# It was bleedin' All on that day

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# So I run to the river It was boilin'

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# I run to the sea It was boilin'

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# I run to the sea It was boilin'

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# All on that day

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# So I run to the Lord Please help me, Lord

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# Don't you see me prayin'

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# Don't you see me down here prayin'?

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# But the Lord said "Go to the Devil!"

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# The Lord said "Go to the Devil!"

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# He said, "Go to the Devil!" All on that day

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# So I ran to the Devil He was waiting

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# I ran to the Devil He was waiting

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# I ran to the Devil He was waiting

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# All on that day

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# I cried, "Power!"

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-# Power!

-Power!

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-# Power!

-Power!

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-# Power!

-Power! #

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