Patsy!
Thank you for attending. Are you ready, boys?
He's on the dot.
Jack Benny, come back then!
Do not hide!
You're massaging it!
Put the lizard back!
Cissie! What happened here?
No, Bill. I should not be flattered by a songwriter.
Let me iron the song.
We agreed that I would choose songs. I want to sing "Poor Man's Roses."
- If you take "Walking" ... - It's not a country song!
Patsy? He will take our fridge.
- Wait, Bill. What are you doing? - Take it back.
- I'm missing two months. - Fire.
Mom, I gave you the money.
Yes, but you were missing a suit and I thought ...
You do not have to explain, mother.
- Can we find a solution, Delwood? - I'm taking money or the fridge.
- A check? Money or the fridge.
Stay standing! Bill? Listen to this.
You're sending me $ 50 in advance.
Then we release a record with both your pop song and my "Poor Man's Roses".
Send them before Godfrey.
- Arthur Godfrey? - Yes. Though, right?
No, Bill.
Then just tell Delwood how important you are in the record industry -
- and ask him to leave the fridge standing.
Who's Delwood?
- Hello? - It's Bill West.
Have you heard of me? Put her fridge back.
- Over here! - Throw it away!
- You sing so beautifully. - I did not know I was singing.
Do not you need to be a professional?
- Why do you ask? - Because you sing.
Doo, I can not ...
- Do you not want food? - The children are outside. Come on.
Jack Benny?
Do not bring the dog inside!
- What is it? - Half a ball.
- We played fetch. - It's your pessary.
Do not mess with my stuff!
Out with the dog and up to the room! Do you want a slap from dad?
- It will be cozy. - I do not want to lie.
- You have to find someone else. - We're not lying.
You're Hilda Hensley. We do not mention that you are my mother.
I'm not a talent scout.
The lady from the TV said: "No family".
That's why we do not say it.
If the plate becomes a hit, I buy two refrigerators.
Come on! It's you I want with me.
- So okay. - Thanks Mom!
This is perfect! I want to wear that.
You can not wear it. We're buying something.
- What are you going to sing? - My single, "Poor Man's Roses".
What else do you have?
Have you heard it?
I like you. You can succeed. Would you rather sing for the peasants?
- What's wrong with farmers? - Nothing.
But every week there are millions -
- listening to Arthur Godfrey. You also sing for them.
Do you have anything else?
Good day. Who are you with?
I have Patsy Cline from Winchester, Virginia.
- Mom ... - Turn around and sit still.
- You have to sing a goodnight song. - Yes, but quiet now. They start.
Doo, let me listen in peace.
You can do whatever you want.
You brought Patsy Cline.
- Mom, you should sing on the radio. - What did I say?
Come here, Patsy. You have won!
Who's Charlie?
How did you find me?
I could remember you from school and asked myself forward.
- Are you from Winchester? - Yes.
- There are many rumors at home. - I've heard them.
- Then you have the wrong impression. - I do not believe in them.
- That's not why I found you. - Why then?
I've never seen someone like you.
You can not be a member of the Turtle Club!
Ask me one more time.
Turtles are never vulgar. You are disqualified.
People can change. Give me a chance.
Then another.
What starts with "p" and ends with "ik" -
- and create furore in the public?
"Panic", you vile woman!
I will never be a member of the Turtle Club!
- Listen ... - So serious?
Let's get it over with.
I do not mind men who want me to change my mind.
I dont want to.
Right now, you're just concentrating on my butt. Listen.
There are two things I want in this world: kids and hits.
If you mind, let me be.
I do not mind that. I want that too.
And I will not let you be.
- Hi! - You did not listen!
- You flirted with that slut! - We came across each other.
- I listened. - Then you were the only one.
You were good! Come and sit down.
I will collect the fee. Come on.
May I ask for a soda?
- Here you go. - Thanks.
The last one was really good.
- Did you listen? - At least I did.
- Did you write it? - No, Kitty Wells.
I think so. I do not know.
- Where are you from? - Kentucky.
How did you end up in Washington?
My husband, Doolittle, got a job in the lumber industry.
- Children? - Four little ones.
I also have four.
Avery Sue looks after them tonight so I can forget about everything for a moment.
- But your song reminded me of that. - Pardon?
- Your father has left us. - I'm sorry.
He found together with a young slut.
Of course I meet her in the store.
Well, but ...
Be glad you have your husband.
Somewhere I have him.
Ltd.
- Doolittle. Doo! - What is it?
If you want to go, wait until the kids are adults.
I'm not going anywhere, Loretta. I'm sleeping!
It was Loretta Lynn with the hit "Honky Tonk Girl" -
- on the radio channel behind the Grand Ole Opry.
Loretta has made her debut on stage.
We will hear more from her.
"I Fall to Pieces" was sentenced to death. - No, it's a good song.
It will be successful as long as you work for the cause. As you always do.
What is the program?
- We can cut it. - Here with it.
Randy, "Walking" is two years ago.
- People buy peanuts ... - Mom!
- Julie, what's up? - You painted it red and not blue!
I have only painted one.
Julie Dick. What did I say?
Buy your own coloring book.
Sorry dear.
Do not want to cut into the plan?
I want to add country radio.
Maybe TV too.
- Hey darling. - You're ruining the door.
- Charlie. How are you? - Elegant.
You stink!
What about the Town and Country Jamboree?
You have time at the end of the second week.
And Thursday the week after. I'm calling Connie.
- Are you a member of the Turtle Club? - We work!
Take your ragout out into the kitchen! The meat drips on the table.
Hov ... Now do not be such a groomer.
Are you calling Connie?
You sang well in Opry.
Devine was impressed. And Tubb.
Art Devine is booking Opry.
I know who Ernest Tubb is.
We have come as far as we can on our own.
Now we need advice from experienced professionals like you.
We are glad you came to us. Are you serious?
- Do you still live in Washington? - No, now we live here.
The children are with her mother.
We pick them up when we find a home.
Well. We just have to work with ...
- How should we formulate it? - Your appearance.
- Mr. Wilburn ... - Doyle.
I can only be myself.
You are still yourself, just more.
A little glitter on the clothes.
- Are you against glitter? - No ...
- You get high heels and makeup on. - No.
Glitter is nice enough, but not makeup.
As you yourself said, they are professionals. We should listen to them.
People do not like you because you are like a whore.
On the contrary, they like you because you look like them.
She has a homely charm.
But people in the cheap ranks need to be able to see the face.
They can easily see her face.
We do not force you to do anything.
I have my songs with me.
I would like your help.
Here ... Sorry, it's just on a piece of paper.
It's about my husband. All spring ...
- Did you write it? - Yes.
- Okay ... - Look who's come home!
He has learned to walk!
Just look!
And I've missed that!
He is developing.
My baby!
- I heard you on the radio. - She talks about it all the time.
- Can mom stay here now? - A while.
- Should I make lunch? - Pancakes!
Then came.
Loretta!
- Yes mom? - I'm going out to buy sequins.
- Do not have it? - You must have moved it.
- Why should I take your seaweed? - Well. It is gone.
- I can buy them. - You just got home.
Do not drive in the rain. I'll be back soon.
- Can it be used? - Yes.
Loretta! What are you doing?
Doo, hold on!
Charlie?
Charlie.
Finally you wake up!
I need something to drink.
"I Fall to Pieces" is number 8 on the country hit list -
and tentatively number 17 on the pop hit list.
You get a crossover hit.
I just had to drive wrong.
It was just the death knell.
Pardon. You've worked hard for it.
Then we can afford my dream house.
- With a Cadillac in the driveway. - And a fox fur.
- An entire closet full. - I only need one.
Patsy Cline is in the hospital.
I love her songs and have been very worried -
- so I want to sing one of her songs for her.
Patsy, we wish you all well.
Who the hell is that?
Thank you for joining us for the last one.
Ms. Lynn. My name is Charlie. I'm Patsy Cline's husband.
She's heard you and ...
- Think I'm hugging Charlie Cline! - My name is now Dick.
Honey, this is Patsy Cline's husband.
- Charlie Dick. - Mooney Lynn.
Patsy heard you. Do you want to visit her tomorrow?
She is coming.
Behave nicely today.
Come in. You have a guest.
Hi! You must be Loretta.
Come in though, so we can talk together.
Just close the door.
Are they for me?
I do not mind roses.
Throw them in the sink.
Yours will be pretty in that vase.
Ms. Cline, are you angry?
Why is that? Call me Patsy.
Because I sang your song.
Not at all. That was sweet. I wanted to thank you.
So did Doo.
Did you think I would scold?
I do not know.
I do not think about, says Doo.
Now I need to know who Doo is.
Doo is my husband.
Most people call him "Mooney" because he sold home-burnt.
But his father called him "Doolittle" because he was so small.
I just call him "Doo".
People talk about you, sweetie. Now you're with the Wilburn brothers.
Doyle helps me with the songs, but I'm here because of Doo.
- He said I should sing. - Do not you want?
Yes, but why should people pay to see little me?
Do you do everything Doo says?
Do you have no power of action?
I was young when we met. He had been in the army -
traveled and experienced a lot.
I was just Loretta. Imagine he noticed me.
- How old were you? - 14.
I do not regret.
I love him and he works hard and takes care of us. Men ...
It is not easy to disagree with him.
It is never easy to disagree.
But it may be necessary.
Suppose you had not met Doo. What will you?
I guess I had no other thoughts than to become a mother.
Make sure my family felt loved.
Let’s think about it a little more.
Put that all that is in place. You have no worries.
What do you want?
I want the same for the world.
There is so much pain out there. I can not bear to think about it.
Everyone should know that there is someone who cares about them.
No one should feel alone at night, even if they are alone.
You are the born singer.
- Wilburns will be my managers. - How nice!
Are you nervous because they are musicians too?
Many in the industry are icy cold.
But my Randy is a guitarist.
I'm glad I hired him.
The time is many.
- Is everything OK? - Doo is missing dinner.
Well, give Cline a push inside.
Are you ready? Let's drive.
- What are you looking for? - Dinner.
- Have you been to the hospital until now? - Patsy is cute. Now I have a friend.
- Did Charlie drive you home? - I got money for the taxi.
- I do not like that. - Like so much else.
Have you looked at the contract?
- Yes. - I want to sign.
- Not yet. - Why?
Loretta. You only have 5th grade. What do you know about contracts?
I fry liver. It does not take long.
Make sure.
It looks fine.
I would ask for two years and not three, but just sign.
- Can I tell Doo? - Tell him what you want.
- Good day. - Hey, Gertie. You know Loretta.
Yes! I heard you in Opry. You sounded great!
What kind of torture do you have today?
Make sure she eats it. I'm getting some ice water.
Throw it in the toilet.
- It's good food! - Then eat it.
Charlie would have smuggled a cheeseburger in. Take my wheelchair.
- I have no car. What should we? - It is close to.
You ate fast.
It just smoked down.
- The farm closes in 20 minutes. - See you then!
No, how delicious!
And on the way back it goes downhill.
- How long have you had Charlie? - We've been married for two years.
I first had to divorce Gerald. The kids are Charlie's. Gerald did not care.
- And he would not let me sing. - It makes no sense.
How did you get started?
I sang long before Gerald. I was 14 years old.
- Were your mother and father singers? - Dad had a good voice.
He probably still has that.
He did not live by it.
I got started because he left us.
I had to make money.
- Here you go. - Thanks.
I'm paying.
I moved from Dad to Doo. He speaks for me.
I have no problem with that.
People thought I was sucking everyone and everyone.
- Sucked? - You know how to use your mouth.
Down there.
- Is it called something? - Yes, many things.
Main task.
The tongue on the scales. French.
-Prick technique. Lunch box.
Gummegnask. Ædegilde.
- You'll find out! - Gumlegilde.
To kneel down.
To lick.
Ham Sandwich. Male Eating.
Good day. Maple Street 803.
Can we stop somewhere else first?
Wash your hands! The food is here!
Charlie said you were driven. The kids are starving!
You have to learn to cook.
- When I'm on tour. - Where have you been?
I handed over the contract to the Wilburn brothers.
- What? - Their mother is sweet.
She made chops for us.
- What ... - Doo!
We've talked about it.
Patsy said goodbye to it.
What has Patsy got to do with this?
You advised me to ask a professional. It's her.
- Well I did not! - Yes, last night. Did you forget it?
I've never lied to Doo before.
Never? Sit still.
- Am I going to hell? - For that lie?
So do all the girls.
He is angry. He was going to drive me tomorrow. Now I have to take the bus.
- Can one of the brothers drive you? - No.
I have never taken the bus alone or played alone.
It does not look like makeup at all!
Do not expect this to become a habit.
You have to learn to swim among all the sharks. Men ...
I might as well take a trip to Knoxville.
The wardrobe is here.
Not many singers come here. You have to make it.
Oh no ...
Half in advance. Of the fee. Before she goes on stage.
Wilburn mentioned a Mooney.
- Are you Mooney? - I'm Patsy.
- Do you have the money or not? Lamar? - I'm writing a check.
- Cash. - Oh well.
You'll be on stage in 20 minutes.
Nobody likes it.
When I get a little saved up -
- I buy one that sparkles, but right now I have nothing else. Okay?
Okay then.
- Have you practiced walking in them? - Hos Doyle.
Up and down the hall.
- Are you ready? - Yes, she is.
Stay standing. When he says your name.
- You're giving me trouble! - No, salary.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome -
- the latest country sensation from Grand Ole Opry, Loretta Lynn!
Loretta Lynn!
Then get out there!
- Half in cash. - You can not!
So the whole fee.
Then I say it's canceled. Or do you want to?
I have the money afterwards.
Lovely. I'm going out there while you find them.
Is that Patsy Cline?
Good evening.
My name is Patsy Cline.
You gentle sky!
My friend Loretta Lynn is looking forward to singing, but ...
- Syng "I Fall to Pieces"! - Gerne, men ...
So I've been hurt a little bit.
It is difficult to sing with broken ribs.
What now? You were not there.
Out with you!
Ladies and gentlemen, Loretta Lynn!
Not...
Just I'm better at singing than walking.
Do you skate or walk?
Up with your feet.
Such. The arms look natural!
Can you swing your hips?
- What now? - How do I say that?
Just say it now!
How did you get Mooney's attention? Not about to go.
Pie. He tasted my pie for an event at school.
Afterwards, he would drive me home.
I had never sat in a car so we went.
May I ask for something private? It's very private.
I have nothing to hide.
Can you ...
- Do you like making love with Charlie? - Of course!
Mostly.
Sometimes Doo gets so many beers ...
If he does not fall asleep -
- he lies on top of me and sweats.
It is not fun.
Is Charlie never like that?
Charlie gets drunk too. But we're fine in bed.
He has actually not drunk much since the accident.
It's been nice.
Listen, Loretta.
Say no to him.
If Doo does not want to listen, you force him with something heavy.
- Hello? - In here, mother!
- I have something for you. - You've done enough!
Who needs a suit for Opry?
Hilda, it's perfect!
Put it on! See if it fits.
With glitter and all! Thanks.
- Do you like it? - Very!
- Welcome back! - Hey, boys.
Have you seen Loretta?
- Is she not with Mooney? - No.
- We have been waiting for five minutes. - The guys were not supposed to play at all.
Loretta Lynn, come here!
- I can not. - Yes you can! What now?
It is not me. People only like me because I'm one of them.
- With all that glamor, they will hate me. - Who said that?
None. I do not know.
People like you because you are good.
This shows that you take the job seriously.
Do you want to be good at the job?
So get together and come.
Boys and girls, this is her third appearance -
- on Opry, Loretta Lynn!
Now she's tough to go.
How are you?
We've probably got a star.
Wasn't she magnificent? Give Loretta Lynn another hand!
- Why am I so nervous? - Relax.
Hey!
- How are you? - Charlie, Patsy understated!
Great, right? We drink it.
Look there now! My Goodness ...
She calls it unfinished, but it has cost a fortune.
Patsy is downstairs with the girls.
You have to see the garage. This way.
Why do you think I wear big dresses?
Pardon? Have you seen Patsy?
Hi there! Do you like my wig?
You do not look like yourself!
I've heard blondes have more fun.
Girls, this is Loretta.
Hi there. Dottie West.
Jane Howard. I have been looking forward.
- June. - Ms. Carter. It's an honor.
- I love your song. - Thanks!
Sit next to me.
Rich and thankful.
If Porter takes me on the ass, he must play guitar with one hand!
I'm staying away.
- How do you get away? - He's always there.
- Hands off! - I've missed you.
- When was the last time we met? - Two years ago?
We are out 300 days a year. What are we going to do with a house?
- If you'm lucky. - And popular.
Patsy does not see the house again.
Have you shown the playroom?
- Mr. Cline, pour up! - Your leg is healed.
Make your own drink. Came.
Here it suddenly got cold.
Now I have one out of three.
- What do you mean? - A dream house.
A silver gray Cadillac. And a fox fur.
Once I have all three, I'm in place.
- I could settle for the house. - What does your dream house look like?
Lots of rooms.
Enough for all the kids.
A room where I can write.
And one where Doo can sleep it out.
Have you ever been unfaithful to him?
No, never!
Are there any rumors?
No. I'm just thinking about your songs.
No, it's just me guessing.
I imagine what it's like to be one.
That's why I do not.
- Is everything fine between you and Charlie? - Of course.
- You can tell me things. - What do you mean?
I'm telling you about my problems with Doo, but you never ...
So ... Do not think that you can not tell me things.
There's just a lot with the house.
I was on tour.
I'm picky, so everything took twice as long.
When are you leaving?
On Wednesday. For six weeks.
With our own bus.
Then you will need a lavender bag.
For what though?
I've shown one inside.
I have it.
I'll find it tomorrow.
- What should I do without you? - Do not do without me.
We must be together. Always.
With 300 performances a year?
You have imagination.
If there's anything you need to get out, imagine I'm sitting there.
Then I'm present.
"They fired our banjo player."
"Back in Nashville, he claims he's going to bed with me!"
"It hears Doo and goes berserk."
"He drove all night to Tuscaloosa and wanted to drag me home."
"I said it was a lie, and asked him to interfere with my work."
"He would not listen, so I had to knock some sense into him."
"The phone was obviously heavy, so I knocked out his front teeth."
"I can afford a denture."
"Now I have to settle for the ugly curtains a little more."
"I miss you. Kind regards Loretta."
Mom is home!
I have missed you!
Cissie! You have grown!
I can soon reach the pedals in the car.
- Can we see the new Elvis movie? - Yes.
Have you behaved nicely?
Welcome, honey.
- Charlie! Is it Patsy's new car? - Yes, but she's not home yet.
- We have to look at the traps. - I've been gone for two months!
- Do not unpack? - I'm leaving again soon.
Then lie down. You must be tired.
Are you not carrying my bags?
- Say you love mom. - Love you!
Welcome home!
- Patsy, you're home! - Surprise!
Where do those curtains come from?
- How did I deserve you? - You must have done something good.
Kids, thanks for the lovely food.
They fell into my trap.
You have cooked well, girls.
- And the food suits you. - Sørens!
May we go out? It's dark soon.
Have you eaten?
Then you must be well.
The glasses are on the porch if you want to catch fireflies. Thanks darling.
- Do you want another one? - No thanks.
Fine enough.
Do you want to tell it now?
- Which one? - Not a word for the kids yet.
- Are you going to have a child? - Uha, no!
- Are you sick? - I'm going to Las Vegas.
- Oh, Patsy! - What now, Loretta?
- Patsy is going to perform in Vegas! - Congratulations.
No, Mooney.
It makes more money than I have seen.
- Loretta ... - Rævepelsen?
- Three out of three. - Patsy. I am pleased.
Why are you crying then?
My best friend's dream has come true.
If I want to cry, then I cry.
When and for how long? What should you wear?
Mom makes a long, black dress with sequins.
It's every day for six weeks.
With driving and Christmas holidays , it will be a good two months.
I'm coming with the kids for Christmas.
- So you're gone before I'm back? See you next year!
It's still the best news I've ever heard.
Now Harold Morrison has to play the banjo for you. You will like him.
What does that mean?
Just that he is skilled and clean.
Do you think I'm kidding?
- I'm kidding. - Relax now.
- I'm not stupid, Loretta! - No, you're drunk!
I know what they are looking at and what they are thinking!
It was you who got me started!
Kors, Mooney!
- Your ... - No, wait!
Just try, little girl!
- In a kiss! - You're going out.
This time you lose more than your teeth!
Charlie has found a good song and you do not bother to hear it.
- Shall we talk about Charlie now? - Yes.
I'm tired of talking. It's your turn.
The other day he had been drinking with the new songwriter.
Hugh something. Nelson?
He came home with his new song.
3 o'clock at night.
He played it over and over again at full volume.
"I have the perfect song."
He woke the children. It's like having three kids.
It would be a shame to lose a perfect song ...
... just because your husband is a fool.
It's going to be a hit.
Do you want to hear my idea for entrance?
And Las Vegas? I!
I've asked for a little grand piano for "Come on In". Have you heard it?
The hall is dark. Can you see it for yourself?
The projector searches around the room and finds me at the back of the hall.
I walk down the aisle Greetings to people
Good day!
It is stylish and with a little hospitality from Cline.
It sounds good.
Come along to Little Rock this weekend. You can warm up. We share the fee.
- I can not accept that. - Of course. I have a suite.
They have a breakfast buffet with an ice sculpture!
I promised Betty Sue to watch the Elvis movie.
Do it when you get back.
I do not like to break a promise to the kids.
- Can I do that? - I did not say that.
- You just have control over it all! - What are you talking about?
Nothing. I have to make dinner. I'm calling a taxi.
- Who's calling so late? - It's me.
- What's wrong? - I'm fine. What about you?
- It's 4 o'clock at night. - I know.
Do they not have a post office?
Sorry I did not write.
I'm been worried about you.
You do not have to.
I was just ...
... embarrassed.
- Why? - There's a hole in the ground.
It can not be that bad.
The only difference between Vegas and the other places is the fee.
Is that not enough?
Here I sit and frolic.
I'm fine. Wonderful. I just think ...
If I have to be away that long, I want to be nice.
But you just need to hear something.
Randy has bought a plane!
A toy plane?
No, a real one so we can fly to concerts. Him and me.
He has taken the certificate for it.
I can be more with the kids.
For single concerts, I can fly out and home the same day.
- Do you want him to fly you around? - Randy is reliable.
I have had scarlet fever and have gone wrong.
The third time will be the time of happiness.
Patsy! Pardon ...
Hi, Patsy. How are you?
- Hi! - Patsy? I'm blinded.
How beautiful you are to look at though!
Let me see it right. Can you take a picture?
Does it feel good to beat Kitty Wells?
Not when you ask that way.
Congratulations anyway. Also to you, Loretta.
Patsy Cline, now I never have! What a coat!
Let me touch it.
- Have you just arrived? - No.
- May I have a picture of you together? - Of course!
Fourth most popular female artist. Just imagine!
- Next year you will win. - Nonsense. You win ten years in a row.
Kitty won for ten years because she was the only one.
She should have been in the picture.
We have to take another.
What are you doing?
You will need powder with more yellow in.
- My powder is fine enough. - To the bruise.
My little rascal hit me with a wooden block.
I had almost forgotten that.
Patsy ...
Charlie and I were just talking.
It started quite calmly.
He has stopped working. We do not need his salary.
Then he has more time for the kids.
Fewer babysitters.
We were just talking.
It's not because we ...
We shout at each other, but ...
He's pushed me a few times, but never this.
- I do not know what went wrong. - When?
A few weeks ago. I got him thrown in jail.
I filled out a divorce application. I did not send it.
He begged and asked -
- that I withdrew the charge and let him come home.
- Now he's cute. - Why did you not call?
I still have the papers visibly on the bedside table.
There he is!
- Do you want a drink? Loretta? - No thanks.
Something to eat? I've seen canapés and a whole tower of seafood.
- Have you seen Doo? - Yes, somewhere.
I'm having a drink.
What do you have? Whiskey?
Get away from my husband or I'll smash you!
- We were just talking. - It's enough now.
- I do not know what you think you saw. - Get my coat.
- It's stolen! - It's probably just hanging wrong.
She's probably going to find it.
I'm sorry ... We do not have the fur.
Okay ...
We hire some private detectives.
If we find the culprit, blood must flow!
- How long have you been home? - A couple of days. Try it.
After the weekend, I have to be home for three months.
I want to sleep in two of them!
You must also get it here.
Do not like it?
Sorry I'm acting so stupid.
What's wrong?
I'm not sure, but ...
I think I'm pregnant again.
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- How's it going to go? - You have twice as many as me.
When he's out, I'm alone with five kids.
- How do I support them? - Is your voice smoked?
- I can not act as pregnant. - I did then. You know that.
- I'm not like you. - Stop that nonsense.
What's wrong?
I do not want another.
Then go to another doctor.
No, I do not.
It's hard enough being away with kids who can talk on the phone.
But how do I cope with small children?
And how else should I support them?
Betty Sue should probably help you.
You can get a babysitter. We can get one together.
How do they know how much I love them?
You have the biggest heart I've ever known.
Your child will know that it is loved.
I hate the feeling when I'm gone.
I'm not like you. I can not just turn it off.
- Is that your opinion? - What do you mean?
That I do not ... miss my children?
No, Patsy, that was not what I ...
Of course not!
Patsy! Stop now.
I'm sorry.
- Do you need money for a taxi? - No! What is wrong with you?
I can not allow myself to feel what I want when I want.
I have been singing since I was a child.
I am always only one failure from going bankrupt.
You do not understand.
Your husband pushed you into a career.
Now you are unreasonable.
If I break down, no one will pick me up.
- Your mother. - Who supports her?
I'm here.
Now just talk to me.
Dad did not leave us.
That's what we're saying.
Mom and Dad got married when she was young. Like you and Doo.
Mom was getting older, and he did not care.
Then I got older ...
It was us who left him.
Middle of the night.
We just disappeared.
We never looked back.
If I start crying, I can not stop again.
Come on.
We have to come in. I have an appointment with the doctor.
I need new curtains.
- Shall we go shopping on Monday? - Yes!
- You must not travel! - Mom will be home again soon.
- Tomorrow night. - No, on Monday.
We said yes to Cactus Jack's memorial concert.
I'm sorry. I did not know ...
- It's only 24 hours from tomorrow. - Why do you always travel?
- That's how Mom takes care of you. - No!
Come now.
You must be mad at me.
Be as angry as you want. But I love you.
As long as I'm gone, I'm just thinking about coming home.
Dad has to teach me to count to 24 hours.
We all loved Cactus Jack.
He was a special part of our country family.
Tonight I will sing his favorite among my records.
We miss you, Jack.
It clears up later.
- It's not looking good. - You're coming home.
You must not fly in that weather!
Relax, Dottie. May I have breakfast first?
- We have room in the car. - It's clearing up.
- Randy? - It's clearing up.
- Bill? - His plane is a junkyard.
Oh no.
In my 30 years on the radio -
- this is my most difficult task.
It pains me to say that Patsy Cline, Hawkshaw Hawkins -
Cowboy Copas and Randy Hughes flying from Kansas to Nashville -
- crashed near Camden.
One has searched all night in bad weather -
- and now the plane has finally been found. Everyone on board is dead.
Do you want something to eat?
We just wanted to say goodbye.
Your friends are playing at the hen house. Run to them.
Do you think? Then go.
We'll be here in a minute.
We'll be back in a month -
- on a small visit.
- Are you driving to Winchester tonight? - No, only to Roanoke.
What does Charlie say?
He can not take care of them.
He does not like it, but he accepts it.
I can go there and see how it goes.
You were a good friend to her.
Charlie?
Charlie!
- It's Loretta! - Out!
- Hi. - Out, I said. I'm fine.
I'll probably go.
But I want to play a new song for you.
Do not want to hear it?
How's Charlie?
He'll be fine.
How are you feeling?
I miss her.
Mooney ...
I love you, girl.
Drive me home, honey.
The Lynn family.
She can 't speak right now.
This is her husband, Mooney. Say it.
I get her to call back and make an appointment.
Thank you.
Goodbye.
- Loretta? - Yes.
Do we need another child?
What's wrong, honey?
You will soon run out of water.
You already have four. You can easily do one more.
So, so.
What's wrong, girl?
I was just thinking about Patsy.
Patsy!
Peggy!
Patsy!
Peggy!
Hi, sweet friends. A kiss.
- Go and wash your hands. - Okay.
Texts: Morten Rasmussen www.sdimedia.com