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Leon Ames, Dean Stockwell, Claudia Barrett, and Margalo Gillmore in The Happy Years (1950)

Peter M. Thompson: Sambo

The Happy Years

Peter M. Thompson credited as playing...

Sambo

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  • Samuel H. Stover, Sr.: John Stover, did you paint Mrs. Cameron's white horse green?
  • John Humperdink 'Dink' Stover: I did the horse a favor.
  • Samuel H. Stover, Sr.: Why?
  • John Humperdink 'Dink' Stover: Well, the flies were bothering him something awful. So, I painted him green. Same color as the grass. So, the flies couldn't see him.
  • Sambo: That's the most outrageous thing I ever heard of.
  • John Humperdink 'Dink' Stover: No, it isn't. I stayed there an hour after I painted him green. The flies didn't bother him at all.
  • Samuel H. Stover, Sr.: Hello, Sambo. What is it and how did the news reach Yale University?
  • Mrs. Stover: [Tearfully] -=There was an explosion at the academy and it blew out the sides of a building and it blew It could have killed everybody. They say that John did it.
  • Samuel H. Stover, Sr.: I brought him home.
  • Sambo: Dad, we'll never have a moment's peace unless you do something drastic about that young heathen right now.
  • Samuel H. Stover, Sr.: In the last two years we have lost half our friends and, well,...
  • Mrs. Stover: Oh, no, Samuel. Not reform school. Please.
  • Sambo: Why not reform school?
  • Samuel H. Stover, Sr.: Of course, there is one private school I know of. A school with a fine tradition among its students that manages to take pretty nearly any young heathen into a good Christian.

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