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But for a while I could not enter, for the way was barred to me. Then, like all dreamers, I was possessed of a sudden with supernatural powers, and passed like a spirit through the barrier before me. The drive wound away in front of me, twisting and turning. And finally, there was Mandalay. Mandalay, secretive and silent. Time could not mar the perfect symmetry of those walls. But I knew I looked upon a desolate, empty shell. We can never go back to Mandalay again. That much is certain. But sometimes in my dreams I do go back to the strange days of my life which began for me in the south of France. There on a great cliff, towering above the sea, I first saw him. He was looking down, staring at the rocks below. And then suddenly I thought I saw him.  Who are you? What are you staring at? Oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to stare, but you were so close to the edge of the cliff. I was afraid that... Oh, you were. Well, what are you doing here? Well, I... I was only walking. I came up the path and... Well, get on with your walking. Don't hang about here screaming. Go on. I shall never come to Monte Carlo out of season again, not a single well-known personality in the hotel. Ah, this coffee is stone cold. Waiter, got some? I don't believe they heard you, Mrs. Van Hopper. Well, get him. Get him. What are you being paid for, girl? You... Why, it's Max de Winter see him coming this way. Oh. What are you looking surprised about? Why, I... I saw him today on the cliff path. Mr. de Winter, how do you do? How do you do? I'm Edith Van Hopper. Do you remember me? Oh, yes. It's so nice to run into you here. Do sit down and have some coffee. Mr. de Winter is having coffee with me. You may go. Of course, Mrs. Van Hopper. I'm afraid I must contradict you. You shall both have coffee with me. Garçon, coffee, please. Oui, monsieur. You know, I recognized you just as soon as you came in. Are you playing the tables much here at Monte? No, I'm afraid that sort of thing ceased to amuse me years ago. Oh, I can well understand that. If I had a home like Mandalay, I should certainly never come to Monte. I hear it's one of the biggest places in that part of the country, and that you just can't beat it for beauty. And what do you think of Monte Carlo? Or don't you think of it at all? Well, I... I think it's rather artificial. She spoiled, Mr. de Winter. That's her trouble. Most girls would give their eyes for a chance to see Monte. Wouldn't that rather defeat the purpose? Well, now that we've found each other again, I hope I shall be seeing something of you. Your valet hasn't packed for you, I suppose. I'm afraid I don't possess one. Perhaps you'd like to do it for me? Well, this young lady might make herself useful. She's a capable child in many ways, aren't you, dear? Oh, Mrs. Van Hopper. That's a charming suggestion, but I'm afraid I cling to the old motto, that perhaps you've not heard of it. Good night. Well, what do you make of that? Do you suppose that sudden departure was intended to be funny? Oh, perhaps he didn't quite realize how it looked. Poor thing. I suppose he just can't get over his wife's death. They say he simply adored her. When I came alone to the dining room the following day, he was already there at the next table. As I sat down, I paid the penalty of my awkwardness. I knocked over a vase of flowers. The water's soaking the cloth. Mademoiselle. Oh, I... I'm so sorry.  You may leave that, waiter.  Mademoiselle will have lunch with me. We miss you. Oh, no, I... I couldn't possibly. Er, why not?  It's very kind of you, but... I wasn't being polite. I should have asked you to lunch with me, even if you hadn't been so clumsy. Sit down. We needn't talk to each other if we don't feel like it. Well, thank you very much. What's happened to your friend? Why, she's ill in bed with a cold. Ah. I'm sorry I was rude to you yesterday. The only excuse I can offer is that I've become boorish through living alone. Oh, but you weren't really. Why, you just wanted to be by yourself. Tell me, is Mrs. Van Hopper a friend of yours, or just a relation? No, she's my employer. I'm what is known as a paid companion. I didn't know that companionship could be bought. Is that a sketching pad? Do you sketch? Yes, I do a little. Were you going sketching this afternoon? Yes. Where? Well, I hadn't made up my mind. Oh, I'll drive you somewhere in the car. Oh, no. No, please, I didn't mean that. Nonsense, nonsense. Order your lunch and we'll get along. Well, you've taken long enough with that sketch. I'll expect a really fine work of art. Well, you're not a very easy subject. Your expression keeps changing all the time. Does it? Well, I'd concentrate on the view instead if I were you. It's much more worthwhile. Rather reminds me of our coastline at home. Do you know Cornwall at all? Oh, yes. Yes, I went there once on a holiday. I remember, I was in a shop there and I saw a postcard with a beautiful house on it right by the sea. I asked whose house it was and the old lady said, why, that's Manderley. Yes, Manderley is beautiful, but to me it's just the place where I was born and have lived in all my life. Now I don't suppose I shall ever see it again. Oh, well, we're lucky not to be home during the bad weather, aren't we? You know, I can't ever remember enjoying swimming at home until June, can you? But the water's so warm here, I could stay in all day. But do you know there's a dangerous undertow and there was a man drowned here last year, but I never have any fear of drowning, have you? Why did you say that? Have I said something wrong? Oh, I didn't mean to. Well, come along, I'll take you home. That night, I learned the reason for his strangeness. Coming home late, I opened the door. I heard Mrs. Van Hopper talking to the nurse. Oh, yes, I knew him quite well. I knew his wife, too. She was the beautiful Rebecca Hillrith, you know, the most glamorous creature in all England. She was brown, poor thing, while she was sailing near Manderley. Oh, I'm glad it can't happen twice. That fever of first love. I've forgotten much of Monte Carlo, of those morning drives with him, of where we went and of what we said. But I've not forgotten how I trembled as I sat beside him. I do wish there could be an invention that bottled up the memory-like perfume. And then whenever I wanted to, I could just uncork the bottle and live the memory all over again. And what particular moment in your young life would you want to keep? Oh, all of them. All of these last few days. Sometimes you know those little bottles contain demons that have a way of popping out at you, just as you're trying most desperately to forget. Yes, of course. And stop biting your nails. Oh, I didn't know I was. Mr. de Winter, would you please tell me why you asked me to come out with you? Oh, it's obvious that you want to be kind, but why do you choose me for your charity? I asked you to come out with him because I wanted your company. You've blotted out the past for me more than all the bright lights of Monte Carlo. But if you think I asked you out of kindness or charity, you can leave the car now and find your own way home. Go on, open the door and get out. Here. Take my handkerchief. You better blow your nose. Thank you, Mr. de Winter. And please don't call me Mr. de Winter. I have a very impressive array of first names. George, Fortescue, Maximillian. But you needn't bother with them all at once. My family call me Maxim. What are you doing here? Anything the matter? I've come to say goodbye, Maxim. We're going away. Where's she taking you to? New York. I don't want to go. I shall hate it. I shall be miserable. Do you mind if I finish shaving? I shall be long. But I can't stay. Tell me something. Which would you prefer? New York or Manderley? Oh, please don't joke about it. Mrs. Van Hopper's waiting. So I'd better say goodbye now. I'll repeat what I said. Either you go to America with Mrs. Van Hopper or you come home to Manderley with me. You mean you want a secretary or something?  Marry you? Well, my suggestion doesn't seem to have gone at all well. I'm sorry. Oh, but you don't understand. It's that I... Well, I'm just not the sort of person men marry. What on earth do you mean? Well, I don't belong in your sort of world for one thing. What is my sort of world? Well, Manderley. Oh, you know what I mean. Well, I'm the best judge of whether you belong there or not. Of course, if you don't love me, that's a different thing. A fine glow to my conceit, that's all. Oh, but I do love you. I love you most dreadfully. I've been crying all morning because I thought I'd never see you again. Bless you for that. I'll remind you of this one day and you won't believe me.  I was afraid to tell Mrs. Van Hopper for I knew what she would say. When we were alone, she congratulated me. But I didn't like her smile. But of course you know why he's marrying you, don't you? The fact is that empty house got on his nerves. He just couldn't go on living alone.  Not after being married to Rebecca Hillruth, the most beautiful, the most cultured woman in all England. Well, goodbye. And good luck, Mrs. DeWinter. We were married that evening in a little village near the sea. And in early May we came to Manderley. It was raining as we drove through the high iron gates. The drive twisted and turned as a serpent. And then suddenly there was the house. Manderley. A thing of grace and beauty. And yet somehow almost frightening. As we came into the great hall, I saw that it was crowded with people. The staff of the house and the estate. They stood silent and curious, gazing at me. And then someone advanced from the sea of faces. She was tall and gaunt, dressed in deep black.  And this is Mrs. Danvers. You won't have to worry about the house at all, darling. Mrs. Danvers takes care of everything. Oh, good evening, Mrs. Danvers. Good evening, Madam. I have everything in readiness for you. Well, that's so good of you. Will you go to her room now, Madam, or will you have tea in the library? Why, I don't think I... The room first, Mrs. Danvers. Yes, sir. This way, if you please, Madam. Oh, I didn't know it had been changed. What did it look like before, Mrs. Danvers? It had an old paper and different hangs. It was never used much, except for occasional visitors. Oh, then it wasn't Mr. De Winter's room originally. No, Madam. He has never used the east wing before. The only good view of the sea is from the west wing. Mrs. Danvers, I suppose you've been at Manderley for many years. I came here when the first Mrs. De Winter was a bride. Oh, I do hope we'll be friends, Mrs. Danvers. But you must be patient with me. You see, this sort of life is... Well, it's so new to me. And I do want to make a success of it and make Mr. De Winter happy. So I know I can leave all the household arrangements to you. I hope I should do everything to your satisfaction, Madam. I have managed the house since Mrs. De Winter's death and Mr. De Winter has never complained. Well, I think I'll go downstairs now. Certainly, Madam. The room in the west wing I was telling you about is there through that door. It's not used now. It's the most beautiful room in the house. The only one that looks down across the lawns to the sea. It was Mrs. De Winter's room. I knew that night that Mrs. Danvers despised me. Standing there, watching me. Laughing silently at my awkwardness. Telling me over and over that there'd been another before me. The beautiful Rebecca Hildreth. There was everything to remind me of that. The embroidered letter R on the linens. Her writing paper in the drawers at the desk. Her dog who still slept outside her room. She was everywhere at Mandalay. Rebecca who had died. And who still wandered through that house. Oh, good morning. Oh, good morning. You're Mrs. De Winter, aren't you? Yes. My name's Crawley. I manage the estate for Maxine. Awful glad to meet you. How do you do? Piff a lot of stuff piled up while Maxine was away? Yes, I'm sure there must have been. Oh, I do wish I could help with some of it. Help him? Frank never allows anybody to help him. Like an old mother hen with his bills and rents and taxes. Come on, Frank, we must go over those estimates. I'll get my papers. Later on this afternoon we'll take a walk around the estate, darling. Just you and I. There's a good deal I want you to see. I'll be ready, Maxine, any time. Come along, Jester, come along. Keep that coat up around you, darling. Oh, it isn't raining now, Maxine, must I? Certainly. Can't be too careful with children, you know. Oh, it's glorious here. I love every foot of it, Maxine. Jasper, here, not that way. Jasper, come back. He went on those stairs by the cliff, Maxine. Where does that lead to? Oh, it leads to a little cove where we used to keep a boat. Oh, let's go down there. No, it's only a dull and uninteresting stretch of sand, just like any other. Oh, please, Maxine. Some other time, dear, not today. Listen, is that Jasper? Well, there must be something wrong. Perhaps he's hurt himself. He's all right. Leave him alone. Don't bother about him. He can't come to any harm. He'll find his own way back. There you are. What do you want in that cottage, Jasper? Come on home.  Come on, Jasper. He's looking for her. Oh, I didn't know there was anybody... Honour that dog. He comes from the house. He ain't your own. No. No, he's Mr. De Winter's dog. Honour that dog. He comes down looking for her. Who? Who's cottage is this? Mrs. De Winter. Oh, come here, Jasper. You won't tell anyone you saw me in here, will you? Don't you belong on the estate? Oh, yes, but I won't do nothing. I was just putting my shells away. She's gone in the sea, aren't she? She'll never come back no more. No. No, she'll never come back. Come on, Jasper.  Wait, Maxine. I'm so sorry I was such a time. You knew I didn't want you to go there, but you deliberately went. Oh, why not, Maxine? There was only a cottage down there, and a strange man was... Well, don't go there again. Do you hear? Why not, Maxine?  And if you had my memories, you wouldn't go there or talk about it or even think about it. What's the matter? Oh, I'm so sorry. Maxine... Stayed away. We should never have come back to Manderley what a fool I was. I've made you unhappy. Somehow I've hurt you. I can't bear to see you like this, Maxine, because I love you so much. But do you? Do you? Oh, I've made you cry. Forgive me. I sometimes seem to fly off the handle for no reason at all, don't I? Come, we'll go home and have some tea and forget all about it. Yes, sir. Yes, let's forget all about it. 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I was alone with Frank Crawley. Mr. Crawley, I... I was down at the cottage on the beach the other day. Are those all Rebecca's things down there? Yes, yes, they are. Oh, what did she use the cottage for? The boat used to be more near there. The boat? Was that the boat she was sailing in when she was drowned? Yes, it kept size and sink. She was washed overboard. Where did they find her? Her edge came about 40 miles up Channel, about two months afterwards. Maxim went up to identify her. It was horrible for him. Yes, as it must have been. Mr. Crawley, please don't think me morbidly curious. But would you answer just one more question? If it's something I'm able to answer. Tell me, what was Rebecca really like? I suppose she was the most beautiful creature I ever saw. Maxim had to go up to London at the end of June, some business of the estate. Frank Crawley had gone along with him, and I was alone at Mandalay. I was surprised one evening to hear voices coming from the West Wing. From the room that was once Rebecca's. I really don't think it was wise of you to come here, Mr. Jack. No nonsense, nonsense. It's been just like coming back home. And I must say I feel a little like the poor relations sneaking around through back doors. Well, toodaloo, Danny. Goodbye, Mr. Jack, and please be careful. I will, don't worry. Oh, hello. Good evening. Danny, all your precautions were in vain. The mistress at the house was hiding behind the door. Oh, but I wasn't really, I wasn't. I heard voices in here. What about presenting me to the bride, Danny? This is Mr. Favel, madam. How do you do? How do you do? Will you have some tea or something? Now, isn't that a charming invitation? I've been asked to state tea, Danny. It's rather late. Oh, well, perhaps you're right. Goodbye. Oh, and I know what was wrong with our introduction. Danny didn't tell you, did she? I'm Rebecca's favourite cousin. Toodaloo. The man went quickly down the stairs and Mrs. Danvers went after him. All of a sudden, I had a terrifying impulse to see what lay behind the door in front of me. The door of Rebecca's room. I pushed it open slowly. I could hear the sea plainly through the window. I'd expected to see the furniture swathed in dust sheets. Nothing was covered up. There were flowers on the dressing table, sat in dressing gown on the chair, and beneath, a pair of bedroom slippers. Oh! Do you wish anything, madam? No. No, no, I just... You've always wanted to see this room, haven't you, madam? Why did you never ask me to show it to you? It's a lovely room, isn't it? The most beautiful room you've ever seen. Everything is kept just as Mrs. De Winter liked it. Nothing has been altered since that last night. You wouldn't think she'd been gone so long, would you? Sometimes, when I walk along the corridor, I fancy I hear her just behind me, that quick light step. I couldn't mistake it anywhere. It's not only in this room. It's in all the rooms in the house. I can almost hear it now. Do you believe the dead come back and watch the living? No. No. I don't believe it. Sometimes, I wonder if she doesn't come back here to Manderley and watch you and Mr. De Winter together. You look tired. Why don't you stay here a while and rest? Listen to the sea. So soon. No. No. No, I... Listen to it. Listen to the sea. I won't listen! I won't! I won't! I won't! Maxim, I'm so glad you're home again. Hey, hey, you're choking me. Well, well, what have you been doing with yourself? Well, I've been thinking. Darling, could we have a costume ball just as you used to? What put that idea into your mind? Oh, nothing. I just feel that we ought to do something to make people feel that Manderley is the same as it always was. Oh, please, darling, could we? Well, all right. If you think you'd enjoy it, you'd better get Mrs. Danvers to help you, hadn't you? No. No, I don't need Mrs. Danvers to help me. I can do it myself, Maxim. All right, my sweet. But Mrs. Danvers did help me. It was she who suggested that I design my costume after one of the family portraits in the gallery. A lovely young woman in a white dress with great puffed sleeves. When the night of the party arrived, I could hardly contain myself for excitement, for I'd kept the costume as a surprise for Maxim. I ran quickly down the stairs, and then I waited for the clapping and the laughter that would greet me. Nobody clapped. Nobody moved. And then Maxim was coming toward me. His face white. His eyes blazing. What the devil do you think you're doing? Maxim. It's the picture. The one in the gallery. What have I done?  Doesn't matter what you put on, anything will do. What are you standing there for? Didn't you hear what I said?  I watched you go down the stairs, just as I watched her a year ago. Even in the same dress you couldn't compare with her. Same dress? You knew it. You knew that she wore it. And yet you deliberately suggested I wear it. Why do you hate me?  You tried to take her place. You let him marry you. I've seen his face, his eyes. They're the same as those first weeks after she died. I listened to him walking up and down. Up and down all night long, night after night. Thinking of her suffering torture because he'd lost her. I don't want to know. I don't want to know. You thought you could be Mrs De Winter, live in her house, walk in her steps, take the things that were hers. But she's too strong for you. You can't fight her. No one ever got the better of her, never, never. She was beaten in the end, but it wasn't a man. It wasn't a woman. It was a sea. Stop it! Stop it! You're overwrought, madam. There's nothing for you. The little air will do you good. Come and stand here, madam. Don't be afraid. Now, look down. Isn't the sea lovely? Why don't you go? Why don't you leave, Manderley? He doesn't need you. He's got his memories. You've nothing to stay for. You've nothing to live for, really, have you? Look down there. It's easy, isn't it? Why don't you? Why don't you? Don't be afraid. Why don't you jump? What is it? What's that noise? There's a ship of ground sending up rockets. Robin, notify the coast guard! Shipwreck! Have you seen Maxim on the beach? Not since half an hour ago. He hasn't been in the house all night. I'm afraid something might have happened to him. Frank, what's the matter? You look terribly worried. Well, the diver who went down to inspect the bottom of the ship came across the hull of another boat, a little sailboat. Oh, Frank, is it? Yes, it's Rebecca's. Rebecca's? Why did they have to find it? Why couldn't they have left it there in peace at the bottom of the sea? Poor Maxim. It'll be so hard on him. Yes, it's going to bring it all back again, worse than before. There was no beach frantically for Maxim, but there was no sign of him. Then suddenly I came upon the boat house, Rebecca's cottage. There was a light burning dimly in the window. I pushed open the door, and there in the light of the dying fire, I saw the tortured face of Maxim. Hello. Come in. Maxim, you haven't had any sleep. Have you forgiven me? Forgiven you? For last night, Maxim.  Oh, that's... I'd forgotten. Oh, Maxim, can't we start all over again? I don't ask that you should love me. I won't ask impossible things. I'll be your friend and companion. I'll be happy with that. You love me very much, don't you? But it's too late, my darling. We've lost our little chance of happiness. No, Maxim, no. It's all over now. Rebecca has won. Her shadow has been between us all the time, keeping us from one another. She knew that this would happen. What are you saying, Maxim? They sent a diver down. He found another boat. I know. Rebecca's boat. The diver made another discovery. He broke one of the ports and looked into the cabin. There was a body in there. A body? Well, then she wasn't alone. There was someone sailing with her. No, you don't understand. There was no one with her. It's Rebecca's body lying there on the cabin floor. No. The woman that was washed up at Edgecombe, the woman that is now buried in the family crypt. That was not Rebecca. That was the body of some unknown woman, unclaimed, belonging nowhere. I identified it, but I knew it wasn't Rebecca. I knew where Rebecca's body was, lying on that cabin floor on the bottom of the sea. How did you know, Maxim? Because I put it there. You? You?  Oh, Maxim. You see, I was right. It's too late. No. No, it's not too late, Maxim. You're not to say that. We can't lose each other now. We must be together always. We may only have a few hours, a few days. Oh, Maxim, why didn't you tell me before? Sometimes I nearly did, but you never seemed close enough. How could we be close? When I knew you were always thinking of Rebecca, how could I even ask you to love me when I knew you loved Rebecca still? What are you talking about? You thought I loved Rebecca? I hated her. Hated her? Her years enchanted by her as everyone was. But I never had a moment's happiness with her. She was incapable of love or tenderness or decency. You didn't love her. Do you remember that cliff where you first saw me in Monte Carlo? Well, I went there with Rebecca on our honeymoon. That was where I found out about her. Only four days after we were married, she stood there laughing, her black hair blowing in the wind and told me all about herself. I could tell a living soul.  I'll make a bargain with you, she said. You'd look rather foolish trying to divorce me now after four days of marriage, so I'll play the part of a devoted wife, mistress of Manderley. And people will visit us and envious and say we're the luckiest, happiest couple in the county.  What a triumph. I should never have accepted her dirty bargain, but I did and I kept it. So did she, apparently. Meanwhile, she began to grow careless. Then she started to bring her friends down here. I warned her, but she only shrugged her shoulders. And then there was a cousin of hers, a man named Favel. Yes, I know him. You? Yes, he came the day you went to London. Why didn't you tell me? Well, I didn't like to, Maxine. I thought it would remind you of Rebecca. Remind me? As if I needed reminding. Favel used to visit her here in this cottage. I found out about it, and I warned her that if he came here again, I'd shoot them both. One night, when I found that she'd come back quietly from London, I thought that Favel was with her. I decided to come down here and have it out with both of them. But she was alone. She was lying on the divan. She looked ill, queer. Suddenly she got up, started to walk toward me. When I have a child, she said, neither you nor anyone else can ever prove it wasn't yours. You'd like to have an heir, wouldn't you, Max, for your precious Manderley? And then she started to laugh. How funny, she said, I'll be the perfect mother, just as I've been the perfect wife, and no one will ever know. She was face to face with me. She was smiling. Well, Max, what are you going to do about it? Aren't you going to kill me? Well, I suppose I went mad for a moment. I must have struck her. She stood staring at me. She looked almost triumphant. And then she started forward toward me again, smiling. Suddenly she stumbled and fell. When I looked down, ages afterwards it seemed. She was lying on the floor.  I remember wondering why she was still smiling, and then I realized she was dead.  It was an accident. Who would believe me? I lost my head. I knew I had to do something, anything. I carried her out to the boat. I put her in the cabin. When the boat seemed a safe distance from the shore, I took a spike and drove it again and again through the planking of the hull. I opened up the seacocks and the water began to come in fast. I climbed over into the dinghy and pulled away. Then I saw the boat heal over and sink. Maxon, does anyone else know of this? No, no one, except you and me. We must explain it. It's got to be the body of someone you've never seen before. No, they're bound to know her. Her rings and bracelets, she always wore them. They'll identify her body. And they'll remember the other woman. The other woman buried in the crypt. Oh, Maxon. I've done a very selfish thing in marrying you. I've loved you, my darling. I shall always love you. But I've known all along that Rebecca would win in the end. No. No, she hasn't won. No matter what happens now, she hasn't won. Hello. Oh, hello, Frank. Who? Colonel Julian? Yes. Yes, tell him I'll meet him there as soon as I possibly can. What's happened, Maxon? Colonel Julian called. He's the chief constable of the county. He wants to know if I could possibly have made a mistake about that other body. 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Ring, pendant, bracelet, ear rings, and all wonderful bargains. Now, remember, send the opening tab from a large box of Lux flakes. 15 cents in coin and your name and address to Lux Box One, New York. This offer is good only in the United States. We pause now for station identification. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System. The curtain rises on the third act of Rebecca. And the girl who maxed him to winter brought home as a bride to the brooding towers of Mandalay. Goes on with her strange story. The body they had found in the boat was identified as Rebecca to winter. There had to be an inquest, of course. Maxing was calm. Almost too calm. I think that frightened me even more. Sorry to drag you back for further questioning, Mr. DeWinter. You've heard the statement of the boat builder, Mr. Tab. I wonder if you can help us in any way. I'm afraid not. The holes in the planking were evidently made from the inside. You think of any reason for that? Of course I can't think of any reason. Then since Mrs. DeWinter went sailing alone, are we to believe that she drove those holes herself? You may believe what you like. Can you enlighten us as to why Mrs. DeWinter should have wanted to end her own life? I know of no reason, whatever. Mr. DeWinter, however painful it may be, I have to ask you a very personal question. Were relations between you and the late Mrs. DeWinter perfectly happy? Once again, were relations between you won't stand this any longer, and you might as well know that... Don't you, can't you? Mrs. DeWinter. We'll adjourn until after lunch and... Darling, darling, are you all right? Frank, help me. I'll take her outside. Careful, darling. There's no rush. I'll take you to the car. Oh, Maxine was so foolish of me fainting like that. Hello. Maxine, it's... it's that favel. And, uh, how does the bride find herself today? What do you want, favel? How are you, Max? I was rather worried about you when I heard about the inquest. That's why I came down. Yes, I'm touched by your solicitude, but if you don't mind... Well, my guess is that they'll turn in a verdict of suicide. That is, of course, unless something unforeseen occurs. What do you mean? Well, I have a strong feeling that before the day is out, somebody's going to make use of that rather expressive, though somewhat old-fashioned term, foul play. Go on. You see, Max, I find myself in a rather awkward position. When you got to read this note to understand, it's from Rebecca. She wrote it to me the day she died. What makes you think that note would interest me? Oh, I'm not going to bother you with the contents now, but I can assure you that it's not the note of a woman who intends to drown herself that same night. You know, Max, I've often wondered what it would be like to retire to the country. I never figured out what it would cost a year, but I'd like to talk about it with you. Darling, Mr. Favel and I have a little business transaction on hand. I think we'd better conduct it over at the inn. They may have a private room there. But, Max... Are you all right now, dear? Yes, I... Frank will be here in a moment. Ask him to find Colonel Julian. Then come over to the inn immediately. Come on, Favel. Let's go. Julian, this is Mr. Favel. Oh, I know Colonel Julian. We're old friends, aren't we? Uh, good morning. Since you're old friends, I assume you also know that he's head of the police here. I think he might be interested to hear your proposition. I don't know what you mean. I only want to see justice done, Colonel. The evidence suggested certain possible theories concerning Rebecca's death. One of them, of course, is suicide. Now, I have a little note here which puts that possibility quite out of court. You read it, Colonel? Oh, yeah. Jack, darling, I've just seen the doctor and I'm going down to Manderley right away. I shall be at the cottage all this evening and shall leave the door open for you. I have something terribly important to tell you. Rebecca.  Come, Colonel, as an officer of the law, don't you feel that there are some slight grounds for suspicion? Of murder? Or what else? Blackmail. Pure and simple. Well, blackmail's not so pure, nor so simple. Mr. Favel, perhaps you can provide us also with a motive. I knew you were going to bring that up, Colonel. Yes, I'll supply that too. Oh, Maxim, what is he going to do? Will you come in, Mrs. Danvers? Thank you. Colonel Julian? Mrs. Danvers. I, uh, I believe you know everyone else, Danny. Uh, Mrs. Danvers, there are a few questions. No offense, Colonel, but I think if I put this to Danny she'll understand it more easily. Danny, who was Rebecca's doctor? Mrs. De Winter always had Dr. McLean from the village. Now, you heard, I said Rebecca's doctor in London. We know that Rebecca went to a doctor in London the last day of her life. Who was it? I don't know. Oh, I understand, Danny. You're trying to defend her, but that's just what I'm doing. Mrs. Danvers, it has been suggested that Mrs. De Winter was deliberately murdered. Murdered? There you have it in a nutshell, Danny. But there's one more thing you'll want to know, the name of the murderer. George Fortescue, Maxim, million de Winter. Well, Danny? There was a doctor. Mrs. De Winter sometimes went to him privately. Well, what was his name? Dr. Baker, 165, Goldhawk Road, Shepherd's Bush. There you are, Colonel. There's where you'll find your motive. He'll tell you why Rebecca went to him to confirm the fact that she was going to have a child, a sweet, curly-headed little child. She told Max about it, so like the gentleman of the old school that he is, he killed her. Um, Maxim, I'm afraid we shall have to question this Dr. Baker. I'm ready to leave now, if you wish. Oh, Maxim, let me go with you. Oh, please, darling, wait for me at Manderley. I'll be back the first thing in the morning. I had a patient by the name of Rebecca de Winter? Never. You're sure of that, Dr. Baker? Of course. Here are all the appointments for that day. Ross, Campbell, Steadall, Perino, Danvers, Matthew... Danny, what the... Did you read that name again? Did you say Danvers? Oh, yes, I had a Mrs. Danvers for three o'clock. What did she look like? Can you remember? Oh, yes, I remember her quite well. She was a very beautiful woman. Tall, dark, exquisitely dressed. Rebecca? The lady must have used an assumed name, Doctor. Oh, is that so? This is a surprise. What was the matter with her? Mind you, sir, there are certain... Now, could you supply a reason, Dr. Baker, for Mrs. de Winter's suicide? For her murder, you mean. She was going to have a child. Wasn't she? Come on out with it. No, she was not Mr. Favel, but she was very seriously ill. She was not going to have a child? That was what she thought, but my diagnosis was different. She wanted the truth, and I told her she had only a few months to live. A few... a few months? Perhaps even less. There was nothing could be done, nothing that she could do except wait. Did she... did she say anything when you told her? Oh, she smiled in a queer sort of way. Oh, yes, I remember she said something that struck me as being very peculiar at the time. When I told her it was a matter of months, she said, oh, no, Doctor, not that long. You've been very kind. You've told us all we wanted to know. I should like to have a talk with you, Mr. Favel. Well, I didn't know that. I thought... Will we be needed at the inquest any further, Colonel Julian? No, no, no. I can see to it that Maxon's not troubled any further. Thank you, sir. There's something you don't know. Oh, no, there isn't. There is.  But I know now that when she told me about the child, she wanted me to kill her. She lied on purpose. She foresaw the whole thing. That's why she stood there laughing when she... Don't think about it anymore. What's the matter, Maxon? Why did you stop? What... what time is it? Oh, it must be three or four. Why? Well, look at the sky. Over that way. That can't be the dawn breaking. Hardly. Perhaps it's the northern lights. It's in the winter that you see them, isn't it? They aren't northern lights. That's Manderley. It's burning. Robert, have you seen Mrs. De Winter, where is she? Maxon. Maxon here. Darling. Oh, thank heaven you've come back to me. Are you... are you all right? Yes, I'm all right, Maxon. But Mrs. Danvers, she's gone mad. She started the fire. She said she'd rather destroy Manderley than see us happen here. Yes, she is. It's that window. The West Wing. Oh, Maxon, she'll be killed. I dreamt I went to Manderley again. As I stood there, hushed and still, I could swear that the house was not an empty shell, but lived and breathed as it had long ago. But Manderley is no more. And we're happy now, Maxon and I, for all our fears and suffering lie buried in its ruins. Mr. De Middle and our stars will be back for their curtain calls in just a moment. But now Sally seems to have something on her mind. What is it, Sally? It's a riddle for you to answer, Mr. Ruick. Listen, what articles of feminine wearing apparel will have stretched end to end go around the world 25 times, and yet no woman thinks she ever has enough of them? Oh, I give up. Tell us, Sally. Soaks talking, Mr. Ruick. In 1939, American women bought 482 million pairs of silk stockings. Stretched end to end, they would go 25 times around the world.  And now, guess how long it takes to wash all those stockings? I don't need to guess that, Sally. I know that New Quicklux is America's favorite stocking care. And for these speedy flakes, it takes only a few moments a day to give stockings safe care. That's right, because New Quicklux flakes are so fast. 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Purely as a member of the audience who enjoyed this radio play, I'd like to congratulate my old friend Ronald Coleman, Ida Lupino, and Judith Anderson on the fine performances they gave. David, we were all delighted you could be here tonight. I think it's wonderful when a producer spends his day off watching someone else produce. You seem to enjoy that part especially, Mr. Selznick. Well, I was as interested as though but then DeMille productions have been moving and entertaining audiences ever since I can remember. It's nice to hear, David, but don't go away. Because, ladies and gentlemen, I have an award to present to Mr. Selznick on behalf of the editors of Fame, representing 15,000 motion picture exhibitors and 80 million theater goers. The award covers 26 of your pictures, David, pictures like A Tale of Two Cities which starred Ronald Coleman a few years ago, in Copperfield, Rebecca, and Gone with the Wind, which captured 10 out of 14 Academy Awards last year and brought you personally the Irving Thalberg Memorial Trophy for maintaining the highest quality in production. The Fame Award reads, in token of his record as a producer of the greatest number of box office champion pictures over a period of nine years denoting a special consistency of high competence in the art, and has the honor to present this document of commemoration to Mr. David Oliver Selznick, signed Martin Quigley, publisher of Fame. I'm very grateful to the editors of Fame, C.B., for this distinction. And I'm doubly appreciative to have it presented by so great a showman as yourself. But this award should really have been made to 300 or 400 of my associates, writers, directors like Victor Fleming of Gone with the Wind, and Alfred Hitchcock, for the magnificent work on Rebecca, to cameramen and hundreds of other craftsmen, and naturally to talented players like Mr. Coleman and Ms. Anderson. That's very generous, David. Of course you could cut that award up into 400 pieces, but I suppose it looks better as it is. In fact, Mr. Selznick, we forbid you to divide it up. You're all very kind. And right now, C.B., I'd like to congratulate you and your staff on the result of the New York World Telegram's annual poll of the nation's radio editors. I've just learned that your program has been selected as radio's leading dramatic program for the seventh successive year. That's quite an honor, C.B. It's more than that to us, David. It's something to live up to. Well, tell us, C.B., of what you're going to do next, both on the screen and here in the Lux Radio Theater. Well, I'm turning to the sea for my next picture, Ronnie. You've probably read the story in the Saturday evening post. It's Reap the Wild Wind, a swashbuckling tale of wreckers on the Florida coast 100 years ago and of a woman who wrecked a few hearts. Well, that sounds very exciting, Mr. DeMille. What about the Lux Radio Theater next week? Never a del moment, either. Our stars will be Carol Lombard and James Stewart. You'll hear them in The Moon's Our Home. It's a story about a screen star and an explorer who fall in love more or less incognito. Add Carol Lombard and James Stewart to a play like that, and the sum is pure enjoyment for all of us next Monday night. Well, they're two favorites of mine, so I'll be in the audience. Good night. Good night. Good night. And it's certainly wild, a blue-ribbon night. Our sponsors, the makers of Lux Flakes, join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday night when the Lux Radio Theater presents James Stewart and Carol Lombard in The Moon's Our Home. Mrs. Cecil B. DeMille saying good night to you from Hollywood. Ronald Coleman will soon be seen in the RKO picture My Life with Caroline. Ida Lupino's current screen success is the Warner Brothers production, High Sierra. Heard in tonight's play were Roland Drew as Frank, Dennis Green as Favelle, Verna Felton as Mrs. Van Hopper, Frederick Warlock as Colonel Julian, Hans Conreed as Dr. Baker, and Lou Merrill as Coroner. The approach offered you by the makers of Lux Flakes was designed from one morn in Gone with the Wind, the Selznick International picture produced by David O. Selznick and released by Metro Golden Mayor. Our music is directed by Louis Silvers and your announcer has been Melville Ruick. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.


For our life to change, our position has to remain constant. For our life to change, our view of God must be dependent on God's view for us, which doesn't change even when we make a mistake. Even when we struggle, even if there are symptoms in your body, even if the relationship you are in is going through the hardest times it has ever went through. Even if in financially you are below zero and you are struggling, your conditions are just so complicated and many times we like to throw away the whole idea that God loves us. Remove the whole idea that he is our father and God has promises for us. We say well see look at I am in my diapers and there is no God, there is no love and there is no promises of God. Diapers are temporary. Your position in the heart of God is not. If there would be no position in the heart of God there would be no diapers. There would be no problems of which we complain if there would be no God who loves us so passionately. We can never exalt the problems in our life above the God who put us into the life which has the problems. It's he who loved us because why he made us and created us in this world. It's he who sent his son to die on the cross for us so that we will be born in his family thus born in his heart.  God's silence is not God's absence can somebody say amen. And when a teacher is silent in a classroom it does not mean that the teacher has disappeared. It just simply means you're going through a test and if you bow your head and stop screaming and yelling but remember everything the teacher told you before the test you passed the test and the teacher will speak again.  You always have to be conscious of that.


Hi you guys, my name is Brittany and welcome back to my youtube channel you guys in today's video I'm gonna take you along with me as I prep and I organize all of my curriculum and my homeschool supplies for the upcoming homeschool year So if any of you guys are new here to my channel again, my name is Brittany I am a homeschooling mom to three girls ages two four and Ten and I am entering my third year of homeschool you guys So I am so so so excited about this upcoming school year However, I really need to get this homeschool room in order So you guys I went back to school shopping at Dollar Tree Walmart and Target And I shared with you guys in a recent video all of my school supplies that I purchased for our upcoming homeschool year So if you want to check that out and see like all of the things that I have and I purchased You can definitely check out that video But right now I am just going to take the time to like unpack all of my school supplies Organize them and get everything all ready to go So here goes a brief shot of actually all of my homeschool supplies that I got and all of the things that we just Really pick up and gravitate towards in our homeschool my daughter you guys She loves like these like thin markers and she loves these color of the world crayons and color pencils I definitely had to stock up on those from our older daughter Brielle and all of the crayons are definitely for my toddlers They still are in the crayon phase and we definitely go through a lot. So I typically use these Cheapy dollar 25 bins that I pick up from Target to organize all of my homeschool supplies These bins are perfect because they fit on top of my homeschool closet like perfectly and I can keep all of my supplies hidden in a way from tiny hands That can like get into them So I really like this system of these small containers and how they fit on the top of my homeschooling closet So I'm just sectioning them off for color pencils glue markers So I can easily find what I'm looking for when we do need to like replenish our main school supplies Okay, you guys a start of a homeschool year is not a start without a library book haul So I have art in how it works a blaze colors the story of the painter Alma Thomas I have Jess happening. I also have Henry Oswald Tanner His boyhood dreams come true. I have Gordon Parks how a photographer captures black and white America I have a Jake makes a world. This one looks awesome. You guys I'm really excited about this one right here I also have a splash of color So these are all of the artist picture books that I picked up from our library And I hope real loves reading these picture books as we are going over our artist unit Now this picture book right here is actually for our history curriculum that we're going to be doing And you guys I love this book so much. We already read it But I'm going to read you guys a quick passage from this picture book And it says under a haze hot summer sun Many hands work together as one the president of a new country needs a new home So many hands work together as one Black hands white hands freehand slave hands slave hands dig saw and brick stone Land the foundation for the president's home Rented as property slave hands labor as diggers of stones soyers and brick layers You guys I'm so excited about this book. It sounds amazing. And I love picture books to bring history alive So you guys I have a thrift book haul and I had to grab some more of these history picture books And I'm so excited about all of these. I love picture books And I feel like when you have an upper elementary kid, don't stop reading picture books I feel like that's the worst thing to do because they really Are great for history, especially beginner history. We are starting American history And I really want to approach this subject in a great way for my daughter I want this to be memorable and I know by using a lot of picture books and literature It's definitely going to bring history alive for her So you guys now I am actually working on Brielle's home school card And at this point in the video, I kind of started to get overwhelmed because I didn't really know How I wanted to organize her card. I do have two cards that I use One card that you're seeing with the baskets. That is the card that I use like for my Morning stuff and my morning supplies So I was trying to figure out like how I was going to separate out Brielle's curriculum versus like our bible curriculum and like my preschool curriculum and things like that I think I did a good job with how I organized her card But I did have to take a break in between here because I kind of was like getting overwhelmed with how to like Put everything together So like I said before we are starting off our homeschool year a little bit different We are starting off our homeschool year doing a unit study Um, Brielle is really interested in like artists novelist things like that and I definitely wanted to spend That extra time doing this interest-led learning instead of it being something on the back burner I definitely wanted to put it in the forefront in our homeschool So you guys this is Brielle's new bible as you guys are seeing and I'm starting to kind of put some of the stuff on our Morning card. I have our hymn study and I have some of the things that I'm separating out on our morning card Both of these cards They actually live downstairs because for the most part you guys we do all of Brielle's Independent or she does all of her independent work upstairs in our homeschool room and downstairs is where we do like all of our Other type of work. So um, that's typically how it's going right now I do want to get to the point where um, all of the girls will be able to like be in the homeschool room Uh, 24 seven or as we are doing our homeschool, but I know They really work in a thrive better when we are downstairs like with all of their toys So that is pretty much how we use our homeschool room We use it when it's just me and Brielle working together And then when we're doing her other subjects, we're downstairs So um, these cards definitely come in handy for storing all the things that we need So a lot of you guys asked in my last video how I set up Brielle's portfolio for the beginning of the year And since the binder is empty right now, I'm going to show you everything that I have in her portfolio to get started So I have an attendance record. I have a 2020 school calendar I have my georgia uh department of education A declaration of intent and then I have a reading log and then I house the curriculum that we're going to be using and The things that I store in here is primarily like test quizzes artwork Things that I feel that I definitely want to uh, hold on to show like progress and her making growth within her curriculum So I have a fix a grammar Iew I have our early american history beautiful feet. I have our heart and soul history We're going to be doing in here as well. I have heaven and earth, which is our science curriculum We're not going to do everything in this science curriculum But uh, we are going to do some I have our artist unit living art living harmonies Which is our music curriculum exploring nature and wordly wise So that is everything that I have inside of my portfolio ready to go to start storing all of her work So this right here is alaya and alana's gentle and classical preschool And what I'm doing is I'm changing out her morning binder for her morning work So I have to make sure I get the right letters and the right uh things to add to her binder So this week we are going to be working or this unit We're going to be working on the letter o And um, I just have to make sure that I find um the letter o and I put it all back into like her dry erase sleeves They have this section on the dry erase sleeves. That's called build it So with the o we can build it with play-doh and I can do like a lot of fun sensory things with that part of the Sheet, but I typically don't do it. I really need to do better at making sure I do like those hands-on parts with this morning folder but for the most part we just use dry erase sheets and These are going to be the things we're going to be working on in her gentle and classical preschool The book we're supposed to be reading this unit. It's actually almoone And here goes a glimpse of all of the stuff we're going to be doing It typically takes me about two weeks to complete a unit with my uh preschoolers I definitely want to make sure they retain All of the information that we're going to be learning the memory statements and things like that And I really have been enjoying a gentle and classical preschool All right, you guys now it is time for me to go ahead and organize My section where I keep like all of our extra school supplies in the top part of my drawer Um, and yeah, this little desk area definitely needed some help. So I definitely had to make sure I got this section together This is where I keep like my oversupply of like pencils and I keep all of my pens Um, I also keep my stapler. I keep some of our expo Dry erase markers like all of like the extra things that I know we're going to use Consistently I keep them in this top drawer So, uh, yeah, I definitely want to make sure it is looking good and it's ready to go Especially as we are going to be grabbing some of the things that we need like firsthand So, um, I'm so happy that this top part of this drawer has been organized It's so crazy how like these little things that you do that organizes Really makes a difference when you're like coming into your space And I'm so happy like I took the time to just organize this top drawer Now you guys the rest of the drawers at the bottom, they still need some help but At least this one is good. So, um, thumbs up for this one right here So you guys I went ahead and I uh pulled out all of the school nest about uh notebooks that we are going to be using Of pretty soon. I think the only one we're not going to be using is the science notebook So I need to put that one away So now I am going to go ahead and organize all of our Main school supplies for the kiddos I do have like some old crayons that I typically don't throw away what I do with my old crayons, especially ones that briel used I save them for my toddlers Because they're going to destroy them anyway. Um, I save these for when we're doing like Fun art projects melting crayons and doing crazy stuff like that. That's what I save all of my old crayons for So you guys don't throw out your crayons when they break or they get bad save them because You definitely can find fun ways to do art projects and things like that with them But this basket is just primarily like our go-to basket with all of our markers and things like that Um, I typically don't let my younger ones use the markers unless I give them They mainly use crayons color pencils because they lost their marker privilege I'm gonna pop a picture in so you can see why they lost their marker privileges But hopefully they'll gain them back This right here is the color of the worlds for brie when we're doing a specific thing She can come in here and then this is briel's personal pencil box Um, I like to keep all of her special items and things like that in here So hopefully she's excited when she sees me or she sees that I organized her pencil box And I add a like all of her new erasers and her fun school supplies in them as well Okay, you guys I am all done and my home school room is looking nice and good And ready to start our upcoming home school year You guys I don't know about you, but a fresh clean space always motivates me And it just makes me feel ready to go So you guys I'm gonna quickly show you um briel's card and how I have her first day of school sign I cannot wait to take that picture. I always look forward to taking those every year But how I organize her foul fold is on each section I have math and then the next section I have like her el a which is like her vocabulary Her history notebook. I also have her Fixed grammar and wordly wise is all in her second foul fold And then in the last foul fold you guys I have like all of our art study that we're going to be doing I have our living art lessons our living harmony lessons exploring nature with children I have our art encyclopedia So I have like all of the enrichment things that we're going to be doing in this last magazine foul on her top rack And hopefully this organization system will really really help us out and keep us organized this upcoming home school year Everything is looking so good and ready to go So you guys on this middle car I have our read aloud that we're going to be doing first off, which is the lemonade war I have our gather around artist unit and my teacher guide I have briel's dictionary and I also have another one of our Encyclopedias, which is the black history timeline encyclopedia as well That we pull out for references at the bottom I have like all of briel's like art supplies you guys I cannot wait to see like all of the art that she's going to make this upcoming home school year I am kind of nervous you guys. I'm not going to lie because I'm definitely doing something different This interest let learning. It's definitely put me out of my comfort zone But I know when I look back at this time that me and brie spent together I know I'm going to be so happy that I you know, I was brave And I took this risk to really just focus on all the things she is interested in Why home school if not for that? So you guys, um, I'm going to go ahead and close you out I hope you all have a great upcoming home school year. We got this Bye you guys


Who gets ejected first, Ollie? Yeah, I'm kind of with you on that one. Let's see what happens on this at bat. Let's see what happens in this at bat. Maybe CB Buckner misses a couple more pitches because that's what he's been doing all game, all career, and the announcers know it's so bad they're making bets on which manager is going to get ejected first. This one's brought to you by DraftKings. Let's watch what happens outside. Sure, one-in-one count for Merrill Kelly. That one's low, two-in-one. That one's low, no, that's a strike. Batters like this, umpire looks at the manager, like, got something to say about that one. Ollie's like, no, but yes, that one is a ball. Pitcher and catcher are like, what? He's like, got something to say about that one? And Marmal's like, no, but Tori Lavella's like, I think I do. I think I'm mad at you here, and now you understand what the broadcasters are saying when they're saying which one's going to get ejected first. He's just missing calls wildly on both sides, and that's ball four. So we got a lead-off walk, and Kelly, the pitcher, is like, we shouldn't have a lead-off walk. This stinks. All right, CB looking at St. Louis bench, and Tori Lavella's like, I got a problem with you. Look at me, look at me. Why are you picking it with him? I'm mad at you. That's outside. That one breaks away. That's outside. Two and O is the count. The next pitch, that's up. It's a good pitch, but it's up. So three, O. There you go, you got a strike. And then outside. They wanted that call. Maybe it's outside. Ball two, and Tori Lavella's like, quit. Picking a fight with him. I'm trying to pick a fight with you because it's back-to-back walks, and now Goldy's up MVP. Oh, okay. Goldy's out. But, Aronato's up. That pitch is a ball inside strike. What? Aronato with a double take. Just a fabulous double take. Hey, you're gone.  Marmal's gonna come get his money's worth.   He says, oh, for three, the whole game. Been horrible.  We don't know what you're doing.  That's why you're not in the game anymore.  Just as much as you. You know why? Because your time is done. Your time is done. Your time was done.  Because you're horseshit.  I don't ever wanna see your face again. You just got here.  You just got here.  You think you're somebody? You just got here. You just got here. You just got here. You just got here. Kids waving goodbye in the back. He's got here. Marmal walks off. C.B. gets his pad out. His pen out. Marmal goes to the clubhouse. He says, okay. What just happened? What was it again? Oh yeah. I missed some calls. Then we debated over who is more involved in the game. Umpires or managers. And here's the pitch. A second time with the announcers and their reaction to an Air Nautas double take. So you got one broadcast taking bets on which manager is going to get ejected first because the umphing has been so bad. And then you got another broadcast just straight up laughing at the pitch and Air Nautas reaction to the bad call. And you got this breakdown being brought to you by DraftKings and thank you to DraftKings for sponsoring the breakdown. That was a fun one. You don't usually see an umpire go right back at a player. Also pretty sad. Pretty sad. Neither are players and just arguing about like who is part of the game of baseball more.


So 10 products under $10 from 10 brands is a video that I did a little while back, which I will make sure that I link for you, but I got such a positive response to that that I thought, you know what, I'm going to keep this going and possibly do this as a series on my channel. I think that there are so many fantastic brands at the drugstore and I think that we overlook them. But last time when I did the video, I really stuck a lot with just makeup. I'm going to start to really branch out into skincare and hair care and possibly even nail polish if I can. So that's the video we're going to do today, YouTube family. Thank you so much for joining me. Please give this video a thumbs up if you do like seeing products that are under $10 that are just fantastic. And if you're new to my channel, please consider subscribing. We would love to have you here as a part of our YouTube family that is growing. And I've kind of coined this new little thing because I know everybody has their little hashtag. So hashtag Mrs. M family, and we will try to get that caught on as much as we possibly can. The first product that I want to share with you is actually four products. I got all four of my Milani palettes out that are in this gold packaging because I wanted to make sure you guys know that these are going out of stock and they are ones that you can get off of Amazon really inexpensively right now. And you can find them at some stores. And I do know that also on Walmart.com, they have a couple of them and I'm just going to quickly run you through and let you see the colors that are in here. This is really Lex packaging too. And it is just, I wish that they had stuck with this, but when they revamped their company, for some reason, everything went helter-skelter and they lost this wonderful formula. So if you want to get in on this formula, I would say do it as soon as you can. This one is the Soft and Sultry and it just has those really beautiful cool tone colors in there. And I am wearing this in addition to just one other color on my lid. And it does give you that really sultry, really smoky look. And I just think this one is fantastic. The other one is the Milani Most Love Matte, if you're a matte lover, you're going to love this. You have the very warm tones right there. You have the plummy tones right on this side. And then you have the neutral brown tones over here and they are just stunning. And you guys, I can't tell you enough how nice this formula is. They're just creamy and buttery and bland like an absolute dream. This one is Bold Obsessions. This one has the gray tones, the slate tones over here. And then it goes into berries with a couple of little warm tones right here. And then you have the neutrals with these beautiful shimmers and metallics over here. Just love these palettes. I think every one of them is a hit. This is the Pure Passion. I have had a tutorial on this one, which I will try to link for you guys. This one just has all kinds of warm colors. It has the rest colors right here, but it has the berries and a little bit along the mauve tones over there with the pinks down here. Just simply beautiful. I think that any one of those could be a hit for you.  The next thing that I want to recommend to you that is under $10 is a hairspray that I found that I am in love with. And this is the OGX Big Hairspray. It's called Bodifying Bamboo Fiber Full Hairspray. And it says with bamboo fibers and plant collagen, finish for a big hair, gigantic body, all day hold and never let you down. And so it has over on the hold, it has a four, you know, it goes up to five, but I feel like the hold on this is fantastic. And the other thing that I love about the hold on this and the reason that I love using it is there's no crunchiness in there unless you really got a ton on. But I find that I don't have to use a ton of this hairspray to get my hair to stay exactly where I want it to.  So you have your hairdo all day long. And it's just one from the drugstore that outperforms. So there's no need to spend that high price tag when you can get it like that. Another product that is under $10, actually $5 is from Believe Beauty and it is the Skin Finish Foundation, medium to full coverage. And let's see, I have mine in nude and I'm wearing it today and I feel like it's just a really spot on color for me. But this finish on here, you guys, the hype is real about this. I went and picked it up after so many of you had said that you had seen other ones like Taylor Wynn and a few other people, you know, trying it and loving it. And I don't know how for $5 they put a luxury foundation in here, but it truly, truly is. It is just that nice. As far as I'm concerned, they could take this foundation and put it in a YSL or an Estee Lauder bottle and have the exact same wonderful product. And I think that you would not be disappointed if you picked that up. The lip gloss that I'm wearing today, this is the NYX Butter Gloss. I love these glosses. I have a ton of different colors, but I love the Creme Brulee because I think that the color on it just goes with every single color that I want to wear. It's not peach. It's not pink. It's just right there in the middle and it blends into whatever I have on as far as a lip liner or a lipstick and it just gives you that juicy pout on top of any of those. I wear it a lot of times like I am today where I just put on a lip liner and then I just put that on top of it and it just creates this beautiful nude lip that can go with a bolder eye. The other one that I would highly recommend that is more along the lines of a nude color is Tiramisu, but the Creme Brulee works really good for me since it has just a little bit of pinky coral in there. So I really love it. And I know that for years and years I was using the Maybelline Correctors and I still like those. However, they seem to be kind of discontinuing them and they're harder and harder to get a hold of, but these ones from LA Girl, they've been around for a long time. They're part of their concealer line. And the ones that I have right here, one is peach and then the other one is green. I like these because they have just a tiny bit of a thicker formula and when you put them on, you're not going to lose the color, but they will blend out. The green is one that you have to be really, really careful with. You don't want your skin to look shallow or have that grayish tone to it. So what you're doing is you're trying to cancel out red with that green right there. So go really light handed. You know, I have a lot of redness right here on my cheeks and I use it right there on my cheeks before I put anything else on. And then of course the peach is for my under eyes. It's the perfect color for me. I know that they do have a deeper color like I know they have an orange and a red. So if you're one of my deeper tone gals, that is what you would use if you have really dark circles. You would go deeper with the color corrector. But for me, the peach is perfect because it takes away that discoloration before I go in with my concealer. And both of these are fantastic products. Now there is a yellow. So if you feel like you're along, more along the lines of being warm toned, but you have light skin, you might try the yellow. And then the other, because I'm cool toned, so I use the peach, the peach one. And then the other thing you can do with yellow is if you have any discoloration for sunspots, like I have a lot of sunspots right down in here. And I would recommend that you use yellow to cancel that out. So just remember when you're doing color correcting to just go very light handed, but these are so good. And I believe that these are under four or five dollars. Next is from Wet and Wild. And these are like such a throwback for me. And I love these. These are called the two reflex shimmer palettes. And of course what we know as a palette now is not what they named it as palettes. It's just a big, huge pan of highlighter. But the pinky peach one that you see right here is called I'll Have a Cosmo. And this one right here is called Boozy Brunch, I think. Yes, it is, Boozy Brunch. So now the difference between these two is I'll Have a Cosmo has a very pinkish tone to it. And then Boozy Brunch kind of has more of the champagne color to it. The reason that I'm so in love with these is that no matter whether you choose that champagne color or you choose the pinkish coral color, you're gonna have more of an icy look on your skin. Hopefully you guys can see that. Let me build it up just a tiny bit more. It is not one that is going to show texture because again, it's a glass-like formula. So if you guys can see that, just reflect across my hand, especially the one on the bottom that's the coral. It just has this gorgeous wash of wet look to your skin. And I actually do have it on as my highlighter today. And I just think it does such a pretty job of not showing texture. As a matter of fact, I'll get fairly close here so you guys can see. Not showing texture, but just giving a little bit of that highlight to your skin. I have loved these for years. And under $10, absolutely. I think they're around six. Okay, next on my list is something that I talked about actually fairly recently in a powder review that I did for Aging Skin. And this is the Shear Tint Finishing Powder from ELF. And I have mine in Fairlight. It does come in different colors. Love the packaging that ELF did on this. Again, it just seems like it's a luxe packaging. It has, you know, the pretty silver on it, but it also has the mirror that is in there. Nice mirror. And then it tucks away a little puff right here for you if you want to use that.  It's not going to make you look more cakey if you're dry. You're not going to look at yourself in the mirror later on in the day and go, oh my goodness, what has happened?  It's going to still absorb that oil for you and you're gonna be able to have that beautiful finished look on your skin.  If you have oily skin, you really powder up those places that really, you know, can show breakthrough. So I really, really love this powder. I love how silky. I love what it does for my skin. And I think that it's one that definitely rivals high end, under $10, pick it up in your color and I know that you won't be disappointed in it. All right, the next one I have to share with you is an oil from the ordinary that I am head over heels in love with. And it is the Squalane Oil, 100% Squalane Oil and this oil, okay, so you guys, have you seen Biosense? It's a very high end line, but they sell it at Sephora. It's a very beautiful line of skincare products. But their main base is Squalane Oil and I think that it is such a beautiful oil. If you have never used this, I highly recommend that you do use it, especially if you have skincare concerns that you're getting crepey. If you have crepey eyes, if you have, you know, crepey neck, those are usually signs of dehydration besides aging. So Squalane Oil is a super hydrator. It does such a good job. Just a drop of it and it can make your skin look so hydrated and so pretty. And I put quite a bit on there, but I can already feel it sinking in and it just is, it's like putting the most luxurious hand cream on and then your hands look 10 years younger. I love this stuff. And if you're an oily skin gal, I think that you would still appreciate this if you had like one drop of it in with your moisturizer because you know, an over-production of oil that we have on our face can actually mean that we can be dehydrated at times. That can be a factor in it.  Next is from ColourPop. I have fallen in love with ColourPop's bronzers and their blushes recently. Their pressed formula has just seemed to work so good for me and I've just been really enjoying it a lot. It's not like this one is a super dark one. As a matter of fact, it's really light. This is called Coconut Beach. And I really enjoy this one for my skin tone and my hands are a little bit oily, so that's gonna grab. But it's really a good, beautiful, blendable bronzer. I just think that it's one of those ones that you can build it up because you can see in the pan that it can be probably used up to a medium skin tone. But they do have another one that is even deeper, so they do have that option as well. But for my light skin tone, this one works so, so good. And again, the packaging from ColourPop is really nice. They do have a little mirror in there if you wanted to throw it in your purse. And the other great thing about it is that's a pretty dang big pan. So you're gonna have a hard time going through that. But I really love this for my coloring and for my undertone. It just seems to be a really good one. And as I'm starting to self tan, I'm appreciating this even more because it's giving me a much more bronzed up look. And I just am really enjoying that formula a lot. All right, the last thing that I wanna talk to you about is from Ardell. And these are the Wanna Get Lucky eyeliners. I very first heard about these from my friend Dr. Danny and her channel. And I will make sure that I link her channel below. But since then, I have become an addict. And they are so good, you guys.  And the reason is, is because they grip for, I don't know what the formula is in here, but they really do grip. So this one right here is a purple color. I'll make sure that I'm listing those colors up above because I can't read that without my glasses. This one is what I actually have in my waterline today. And it's a cobalt blue color.  And do you guys see how creamy those are? They're just like, whoo, so creamy and so pretty. And then this one is the brown. So there are all those colors right there. Now I will say that this takes a little bit of a learning curve. If you're somebody that is used to going into your waterline and just doing one stroke and then coming back later and doing another stroke, that's not gonna work. Because what happens with these is you put them in your waterline and they dry down almost immediately. So I will really work it when I'm working with these. I'll pull down my waterline and I'll go across that until that's super saturated. And I'm not going to stop, but I'm not going to take a lot of time either because these do dry down and that's the beauty of them. And that's why they stay in your waterline such a long time is because of the dry down factor. If you continue to go back and forth or if you've come in in a little bit and try to fix something, it's not going to look right. It's either gonna ball up, it's gonna feel like you've got little spaces in your waterline where it didn't work. So there is a little bit of a learning curve. I'm gonna say that right now because I know that some people have said they didn't like them. But for me, those babies last all day long. And you can wear them as eyeliners or in the tight line or on the top line. And you are gonna have those suckers there all day long. They are that good. I just absolutely love them. And I would recommend any of the colors. I'm actually gonna get the rest of them. I think there's two more colors. But, Dear Ardell, if you are listening, not that they are, but if you are listening, please expand your shade range here because you have got a magical formula that people will, this will catch on and people will love these. So you guys, that is it for my 10 under 10 products. I hope that you did enjoy this video. Please give it a thumbs up if you did. Tell me if you enjoy this kind of a video where I show you 10 products in pretty rapid succession that you can get for under 10 dollars. I wanna continue to do this if it's something that you guys enjoy and it's something that's helpful. I hope everybody is doing really well today. The sun is shining where I am at, so that is a good, good thing. And hopefully spring is just around the corner for all of us. I love you all so very, very much. Please take care of yourselves and I will see you all in my very next video. Bye, guys.


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okay guys it's time to back flush this system put it on back wash we'll let it do a thing for about an hour about time for monkey to come home I think she's done let's start this Chrysler haven't had it running in a while well since the video that you guys saw let's say it'll start alright so this thing started I'm just kind of messing around kind of messing around here at the house today man it's hot you got a real-field temperature of 102 and it's like 90 something but the real feels 102 so no smoke all right let me get that tire here so let's go around here and check and see where there's no leaks going on inside the house seems to be coming out pretty clean and the something here so go in here shut this light off at these I'll show you magic growth things we bought these a while back get these dollar tree thing I think she got the turtle when I got the stingray but grows up to 600 times and you just let them soak in water so we're going to do that here in a little bit but you got to let it 72 hours 72 hours but this video up so I'm just kind of vlogging right now maybe do a live stream later I don't know we'll see do not use warm or hot water okay yes place them in a large container filled with cool water leave animal in water for at least 72 hours which is three days animal will continue to grow for one week if left in water a container that is too small will inhibit animals growth animal can grow up to 600 times or 600 percent the animal will very slowly shrink back the original size when it is when it is removed from the water use over and over so that'll be cool what we got monkey might have pulled in but hey that's not so all right there's that oh shit look at this that didn't shut off like it was supposed to what it came home and seen that she would have flipped her freaking lid y'all I mean I'm talking about like what are you trying to do you're trying to find a house and I'll be like huh that's okay because you know there's only so much in there I don't care it's a mess now you clean it up and before I could get it cleaned up she would already have a halfway cleaned up yelling at me said and I'd still be like I told you I cleaned up no I just get it go go fuck up something else well shit she gonna see the video so but it's okay because I caught it before too much got on the floor so we're all right let's see what else we can I guess bill or mess up let's find something else something else to film well with a twin engine on it actually that'd be cool with any kind of engine a twin cylinder would work it's got an engine on I'm pretty sure I could get that running that engine there how the carburetor screwed but you can get them carburetors for ten or twelve bucks but it does have spark and it does have a little compression I'll bet you I could get that running but I don't have a pull rope they had it set up like that it needs one of these things and that one's messed up so but I need to get a crank nut for it crank nut your cranky nut and it needs a clutch it needs cables it needs all kinds of stuff I think I got the cables I need yeah I'd really like get that going if I don't sell it I may sell it you know I really don't have much money in it but I think it'd be cool just make a little rat rod out of it the rat trach that'd be awesome there's Bruno he's out here messing around with me it's marinate tire you're gonna get some air in that tire oh well all right guys find something to do good boy okay he gone rapid rinse now let's let keep doing this thing much cleaner awesome they're gonna get that burnt this tractor here I think I may keep it I told monkey I said man I really hate to let that go since Jerry gave it to me and she said you want to keep the tractor keep it I said cool so I think I'm just going to keep it you get mommy okay guys that's a short vlog but done a little vlogging for you so this one's tell you guys thanks for watching my videos I appreciate it please comment rate subscribe shared my videos if you would and remember hit the thumbs up button so alright guys I'm gonna get off here and I'll chat with you guys soon so she bear the myth man legend I'm gone for now bye bye guys take care