1953 Glen or Glenda Full HOT MILF MOVIE ( Bela Lugosi )
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00:00:30Then comes the major surgery, the removal of the man and the formation of the woman.
00:00:36A woman born at the age of 24.
00:00:40A new life has begun.
00:00:44The body of the woman within begins to appear now.
00:00:47The world is shocked by the person who changed his sex.
00:00:51Thus, the strange case of Glenn, who was Glenda, one and the same person,
00:00:57not half man, half woman, but nevertheless man and woman in the same body.
00:01:02He dares to enter the street dressed in the clothes he so much desires to wear.
00:01:07Glenn is engaged to be married to Barbara.
00:01:09Glenn's problem is a deep one, but he must tell her soon.
00:01:14She's begun to notice things. Soon she will realize.
00:01:18He learned that foreign doctors were doing marvelous work with the sex change.
00:01:22Man to woman, woman to man.
00:01:25Say, did you read about the guy that had his sex changed to a girl?
00:01:29Says he was perfectly normal, too.
00:01:32How can a guy be normal and go and do a thing like that to himself?
00:01:35What about their children, doctor?
00:01:37Would their children become the same way their father is?
00:01:41Glenda has made the decision.
00:01:44If the newspapers had not gotten hold of the story,
00:01:46it would have gone untold, unnoticed to so many others in medical history.
00:01:50Why is the modern world shocked by this headline?
00:01:54Why?
00:01:55Do you realize what would happen if every man in the country
00:01:57that wanted to wear women's clothes or felt like a woman
00:02:00went to their doctors and wanted a sex change?
00:02:03Glenn and all the hundreds of thousands of other Glenns across the nation
00:02:07face quite a problem.
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00:04:49Man's constant groping of things unknown,
00:04:57drawing from the endless riches of time,
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00:05:13Startling because they seem new.
00:05:20Sudden.
00:05:23But most are not new to the signs of the ages.
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00:07:00People, all going somewhere.
00:07:14All with their own thoughts, their own ideas.
00:07:20All with their own personalities.
00:07:25One is wrong because he does right.
00:07:33And one is right because he does wrong.
00:07:42Pull the string.
00:07:47Dance to that which one is created for.
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00:08:14The new day is begun.
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00:08:26A new life is begun.
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00:08:40A life is ended.
00:08:45A life is ended.
00:09:05Let me see that note.
00:09:08The records will tell the story.
00:09:12I was put in jail recently.
00:09:15Why?
00:09:17Because I, a man, was caught on the street wearing women's clothing.
00:09:22This was my fourth arrest for the same act.
00:09:26In life, I must continue wearing them.
00:09:29Therefore, it would only be a matter of time until my next arrest.
00:09:34Until my next arrest.
00:09:36This is the only way.
00:09:38Let my body rest in death forever.
00:09:42In the things I cannot wear in life.
00:09:53Inspector Warren is here to see you, Dr. Alton.
00:09:55Oh, yes, show him in, Miss Stevens.
00:10:05Inspector.
00:10:06Doctor.
00:10:07Sit down.
00:10:08Thank you.
00:10:14You're a very busy man, Dr. Alton, I know.
00:10:18I appreciate this time you're giving me.
00:10:21Business or pleasure, Inspector?
00:10:24In a way, business.
00:10:28From policeman to inspector.
00:10:30Twenty years of it.
00:10:33I guess I've seen everything there is for a policeman to see.
00:10:37Yet I wonder if we ever stop learning.
00:10:41Learning about which we see.
00:10:43Trying to learn more about, uh...
00:10:47An ounce of prevention.
00:10:52I'm a man who thrives on learning.
00:10:55We only have one life to live.
00:10:58We throw that one away, what is there left?
00:11:04Doctor.
00:11:07I'm hoping to learn something from you.
00:11:11And with that knowledge, maybe save some human from a fate which I just witnessed a few days ago.
00:11:18A four-time loser.
00:11:20This type of case comes to me as well as yourself.
00:11:24Many times during the course of one month.
00:11:26The suicide?
00:11:28The suicide.
00:11:30Most of us have our idiosyncrasies.
00:11:32This fellow's was quite pronounced.
00:11:35Yes, but I wonder if it raided the death warrant it received.
00:11:39I don't think so.
00:11:41Well, that's why I'm here today, Doctor.
00:11:43What do we do about it?
00:11:45I've always heard you to be a hard-hearted policeman, Inspector.
00:11:50Isn't that what's thought of most policemen?
00:11:53The laws are written.
00:11:54The policeman is hired to see that those laws are enforced.
00:11:58We have a job to do.
00:12:00As in most jobs, there's always somebody who doesn't want that job to be done.
00:12:05In most factories today, the employer has put up suggestion boxes.
00:12:09Even the employer needs advice once in a while.
00:12:13I think in the case that we're referring to, I need advice.
00:12:18Maybe it shouldn't have happened as it did.
00:12:20But it did.
00:12:22Perhaps the next time we can prevent it.
00:12:25Let's get our story straight.
00:12:27You're referring to the suicide of the transvestite?
00:12:30If that's the word you men of medical science use for a man who wears woman's clothing, yes.
00:12:36Yes, in cold, technical language, that's the word.
00:12:40As unfriendly and as vicious as it may sound.
00:12:43However, in actuality, it's not an unfriendly word,
00:12:46nor is it vicious when you know the people to whom it pertains.
00:12:49Would the sex operation do these people any good?
00:12:52I understand you were quite prominent in the case that hit the headlines a few weeks ago.
00:12:56In some cases, yes. Others, no.
00:12:59Well, the paper certainly had a field day with that one.
00:13:02Strange as it may seem, even though it was a field day, as you so aptly put it, it's not a new story.
00:13:08Sex change has been performed many times.
00:13:11Those whose sex can be changed, they're the easy ones.
00:13:15But what of those who so desperately want to be of the opposite sex, yet can't change their sex?
00:13:21Such as was the case with Patrick, Patricia, the suicide.
00:13:25I'd like to understand this, doctor, as best you can tell me.
00:13:29You can only fully understand the sex change by taking two entirely different cases.
00:13:34Two men with exactly the same background,
00:13:37from childhood to manhood and under their own decisions and destinations.
00:13:41I'd like to hear the story to the fullest.
00:13:44Only the infinity of the depths of a man's mind can really tell the story.
00:14:01Dr. Barton.
00:14:06A young man, though he is, speaks the words of the all-wise.
00:14:15No one can really tell the story.
00:14:19Mistakes are made.
00:14:23But there is no mistaking the thoughts in a man's mind.
00:14:34The story is begun.
00:14:44The story is begun.
00:15:01One might say, there but for the grace of God go I.
00:15:09Why is the modern world shocked by this headline?
00:15:13Why?
00:15:14Once, not so very long ago, the people of the world were saying...
00:15:18Airplanes, huh.
00:15:21Why, it's against the creator's will.
00:15:24If the creator wanted us to fly, he'd have given us wings.
00:15:29But we fly.
00:15:32Maybe some of you may still remember an even sillier remark.
00:15:35Automobiles, bah.
00:15:38They scare the hosses.
00:15:40If the creator had meant for us to roll around the countryside, we'd have been born with wheels.
00:15:46Silly? Certainly.
00:15:49We were not born with wings.
00:15:52We were not born with wheels.
00:15:54But in the modern world of today, it's an accepted fact that we must have them.
00:15:59So we have corrected that which nature has not given us.
00:16:03Strangely enough, nature has given us all these things.
00:16:07We just had to learn how to put nature's elements together for our use, that's all.
00:16:11Yet, the world is shocked by a sex change.
00:16:15If the creator had wanted us to fly, he'd have given us wings.
00:16:21If the creator had meant us to roll around the countryside, we'd have been born with wheels.
00:16:26If the creator had meant us to be boys, we certainly would have been born boys.
00:16:33If the creator had meant us to be born girls, we certainly would have been born girls.
00:16:39Are we sure?
00:16:42Nature makes mistakes. It's proven every day.
00:16:46This person is a transvestite, a man who is more comfortable wearing girls' clothes.
00:16:52The term transvestite is the name given by medical science to those persons who wear the clothing of the opposite sex.
00:16:59Many a transvestite actually wishes to be the opposite sex.
00:17:04The title of this can only be labeled behind locked doors.
00:17:09Give this man satin undies, a dress, a sweater, and a skirt, or even the lounging outfit he has on,
00:17:15and he's the happiest individual in the world.
00:17:18He can work better, think better, he can play better,
00:17:22and he can be more of a credit to his community and his government because he is happy.
00:17:27These things are his comfort.
00:17:29But why the wig and makeup?
00:17:31He dares to enter the street dressed in the clothes he so much desires to wear,
00:17:36but only if he really appears female.
00:17:39The long hair, the makeup, the clothing, the actual contours of a girl.
00:17:44Most transvestites do not want to change their life, their bodies.
00:17:48Many of them simply want to change the clothing they wear to that is worn by the opposite sex.
00:17:53Glenn is engaged to be married to Barbara, a lovely, intelligent girl.
00:17:58Those fingernails have got to go.
00:18:01You know, I didn't realize they were as long as they are.
00:18:04My goodness, they're almost as long as mine.
00:18:07Maybe even prettier.
00:18:09We'll have to paint them sometime just for the fun of it.
00:18:13We'll trim them.
00:18:14That's for sure.
00:18:17You know, honey, you've invited me to dinner so many times in the last couple of months,
00:18:21it's almost like we're married already.
00:18:24I wish we were, darling.
00:18:26It's been a long year.
00:18:28For both of us.
00:18:30But now, my studies are through, college is concluded, and I'm free at last.
00:18:36Free? For the time being?
00:18:39Huh? Oh.
00:18:42How about joining me for an after-dinner drink?
00:18:46In the living room?
00:18:47Mm-hmm.
00:18:52Modern man is a hard-working human.
00:18:55Throughout the day, his mind and his muscles are busy at building the modern world and its business administration.
00:19:01His clothing is rough, coarse, starched, according to the specifications of his accepted job.
00:19:08At home, what does modern man have to look forward to for his body comfort?
00:19:15The things provided for his home.
00:19:18A wool or flannel robe.
00:19:20His feet encased in the same thick, tight-fitting leather that his shoes are made of.
00:19:25These are the things provided for his home comfort.
00:19:29It doesn't look so comfortable, does it?
00:19:32And get the hat.
00:19:34Better still, get the receding hairline.
00:19:37Men's hats are so tight they cut off the blood flow to the head, thus cutting off the growth of hair.
00:19:42Seven out of ten men wear a hat, so the advertisements say.
00:19:47Seven out of ten men are bald.
00:19:49But what about the ladies?
00:19:52Yes, modern woman is a hard-working individual also, but when modern woman's day of work is done,
00:20:00that which is designed for her home comfort is comfort.
00:20:05Hats that give no obstruction to the blood flow.
00:20:08Hats that do not crush the hair.
00:20:10Interesting thought, isn't it?
00:20:13Just for comparison, let's go native.
00:20:16Back to the animal instinct.
00:20:19There, in the lesser civilized part of the world, it's the male who adorns himself with the fancy objects,
00:20:25such as paints, frills, and masks.
00:20:28The true instinct.
00:20:30The animal instinct.
00:20:32Bird and animal life.
00:20:33Is it not so that it's the male who is the fancy one?
00:20:37Could it be that the male was meant to attract the attention of the female?
00:20:42What's so wrong about that?
00:20:44Where is the animal instinct in modern civilization?
00:20:48Female has the fluff and the finery, as specified by those who design and sell.
00:20:54Little Miss Female, you should feel quite proud of the situation.
00:20:59You, of course, realize that it's predominantly men who design your clothes, your jewelry, your makeup, your hairstyling, your perfume.
00:21:07But life, even though its changes are slow, moves on.
00:21:12There's no law against wearing such apparel on the street,
00:21:15as long as it can be distinguished that man is man and woman is woman.
00:21:20But, what is it that would happen were this individual to appear this way on the street?
00:21:27You're doing it now.
00:21:29Laughing.
00:21:30Yet, it's not a situation to be laughed at.
00:21:35Thus, the strange case of Glenn who is Glenda, one and the same person,
00:21:40not half man, half woman, but nevertheless, man and woman in the same body,
00:21:45even though by all outward appearances, Glenn is fully and completely a man.
00:22:05My sister let me borrow her dress.
00:22:08You want to borrow your sister's dress? What for?
00:22:12I want to wear it to the Halloween party.
00:22:14There are names for boys who go around wearing girls' clothes.
00:22:18Oh, don't be silly, darling.
00:22:20You go ahead and wear your sister's dress, Glenn.
00:22:23You always did look much better as a girl than you do as a man.
00:22:27Glenn did wear the dress to the Halloween party.
00:22:30He even took first prize.
00:22:33Then, one day, it wasn't Halloween any longer.
00:23:04I wish I had the sight into such things to be able to advise you, Sheila.
00:23:09Maybe, maybe if you took the problem to a doctor.
00:23:14It's Glenn that needs the doctor.
00:23:18But, but when things like this go wrong with someone so close and in your own family,
00:23:26it's so hard to believe.
00:23:28It's not really hard to believe.
00:23:30It's not really hard to believe.
00:23:32It's just hard for you to accept.
00:23:34Well, of course it's hard for me to accept.
00:23:37Suppose I were to come home with Roy or one of my other boyfriends some night
00:23:42and find Glenn like I did last night.
00:23:45Yeah, that would be hard to explain.
00:23:49That's the understatement of the year.
00:23:52Just how does one go about introducing your friends to your brother
00:23:56when brother's wearing your best sweater and your skirt and makeup to boot?
00:24:10Glenn is not a homosexual.
00:24:12Glenn is a transvestite, but he is not a homosexual.
00:24:16Transvestism is the term given by medical science to those persons
00:24:20who desperately wish to wear the clothing of the opposite sex.
00:24:24Yet, whose sex life in all instances remains quite normal.
00:24:29Would you be surprised to know that this rough, tough individual
00:24:32was wearing pink satin undies under his rough exterior clothing?
00:24:37He is.
00:24:38Then there is your friend the milkman who,
00:24:42who knows how to find comfort at home.
00:24:50I can't stand it any longer.
00:24:52He wears all my clothes.
00:24:54Nothing is sacred to him.
00:24:56Even my briefs.
00:25:00He has every one of my sweaters stretched out of shape.
00:25:04Of course, he has always replaced them.
00:25:07But then, they didn't last long either.
00:25:13But your honor, ruffles on his shirts and shorts.
00:25:18Really.
00:25:20Glenn and all the hundreds of thousands of other Glenns
00:25:23across the nation face quite a problem.
00:25:26Glenn is engaged to be married to Barbara,
00:25:29a lovely, intelligent girl.
00:25:31The problem?
00:25:33Glenda, Glenn's other self.
00:25:36The girl that he himself is, his other individual personality.
00:25:42You look tired tonight, Glenn.
00:25:44Yeah, I guess I am.
00:25:46It's been a long day.
00:25:48Have you seen the paper yet?
00:25:50No, why?
00:25:51It's headlines.
00:25:52A man had his sex changed to a woman.
00:25:55Isn't that a strange case?
00:25:58I wonder how some people's mind works.
00:26:01Some people aren't happy the way they are.
00:26:04I suppose so, but to change one's sex,
00:26:08that's a pretty drastic step to take.
00:26:12If it's the only way,
00:26:15I'm for it.
00:26:17I wonder what I would do in a case like that,
00:26:20if I were in the mental turmoil that that person went through.
00:26:24Or if I suddenly realized that something was mentally wrong with you.
00:26:29It's hard to visualize.
00:26:31Here we are, two perfectly normal people,
00:26:35about to be married and lead a normal life together.
00:26:39And there's this poor fellow who never could have been happy
00:26:42if it wasn't for modern medical science.
00:26:46Our fourth term in psychology explains a lot of the facts,
00:26:50but I'm afraid the end of study is only the beginning of reality.
00:26:55Glenn's problem is a deep one,
00:26:57but he must tell her soon.
00:26:59She's begun to notice things.
00:27:01His nails, his eyes when he looks into a lady's store window.
00:27:05So many of the little things that are hard to hide.
00:27:08Soon she will realize.
00:27:12Then there was the time Barbara was wearing the sweater
00:27:15Glenn had always wanted to feel on his own body.
00:27:18It was becoming an obsession to him.
00:27:20He must have it.
00:27:21What's the matter, Glenn darling?
00:27:25I guess I was daydreaming.
00:27:27Something seems to be troubling you.
00:27:30Why don't you tell me?
00:27:32It's nothing.
00:27:33Once, long ago, just after we started going steady together,
00:27:38we promised we'd never lie to each other.
00:27:41Are we going to start now just because we're engaged to be married?
00:27:45It's just that...
00:27:47Oh, Barbara, it's nothing that a little sleep won't cure.
00:27:50It's been an awful long day.
00:27:52It's more than that.
00:27:54Come on, tell me, darling.
00:27:56Who knows? Maybe I can help.
00:27:58That's just it. You could.
00:28:00Then something is troubling you.
00:28:03Yes.
00:28:04Do I have a right to know?
00:28:06You have a right to know.
00:28:08But let's just say for the moment that...
00:28:11I'm afraid to tell you.
00:28:13I'm afraid I'd lose you.
00:28:15Nothing could be as bad as all that.
00:28:18I love you, and you love me.
00:28:21And nothing in the world can change that.
00:28:24I hope not.
00:28:26I really hope not.
00:28:30Glenn, is it another woman?
00:28:37Pull the string! Pull the string!
00:28:43A mistake's made.
00:28:49A story must be told.
00:28:55Always the same.
00:28:57He's not had the nerve to tell her.
00:28:59But he must soon come to some conclusion or forget the marriage.
00:29:03Should he tell Barbara of his Glenda now, before the wedding,
00:29:06or hit her between the eyes with it after,
00:29:09when it might be too late for either of them?
00:29:15The world is a strange place to live in.
00:29:17All those cars, all going someplace,
00:29:20all carrying humans which are carrying out their lives.
00:29:27The world is shocked by a person who changed his sex.
00:29:31Glenda is shocked also, but by another reason.
00:29:34Someone like her had the nerve to do something factual about their situation.
00:29:39There are so many problems for Glenn and all the other Glenns.
00:29:43Perhaps the fear of discovery of the underthings they wear beneath their regular outer clothing,
00:29:48or that which they wear during their nightly visit to Morpheus, god of sleep.
00:29:54Thank you very much, and I'm sure she's going to enjoy it very much.
00:29:57Thank you very much, and I'm sure she's going to enjoy it very much.
00:30:00If you want to return it, be sure that you bring the sales slip.
00:30:03Thank you.
00:30:10Can I help you, sir?
00:30:12Yeah.
00:30:14Let me see a nightie.
00:30:15Well, what size?
00:30:17Twelve.
00:30:19The color and the material?
00:30:22Black and very sheer.
00:30:25Just a minute.
00:30:28Well, we have this here.
00:30:31Would you like that? Something like this?
00:30:34As lace?
00:30:35Yeah.
00:30:37Perhaps he admires the material too long.
00:30:40You can see how sheer the material really is.
00:30:45Yes.
00:30:46You see, it's all pure nylon, and only $21.95.
00:30:50And of course it will never snag.
00:30:58But Glenn and Glenda, and all the Glends and Glendas, have an even bigger problem.
00:31:06The problem.
00:31:23The homosexual, it is true, at times does adopt the clothing or the makeup of a woman to lure members of his own sex.
00:31:31But this is not so for the transvestite.
00:31:35The transvestite is not interested in those of their own sex.
00:31:39The clothing is not worn to attract the attention of their own sex, but to eliminate themselves from being a member of that sex.
00:31:53Hi, Joe.
00:31:54Hiya, Jack.
00:31:55Monday again.
00:31:56You know, I think Monday is about the worst day of the week.
00:31:59A perfectly wonderful weekend, then back to the sweatshops.
00:32:04Too bad he was born to work.
00:32:06Say, did you read about the guy that had his sex changed to a girl?
00:32:11Says he was perfectly normal too.
00:32:13How can a guy be normal and go and do a thing like that to himself?
00:32:17All the same, it must take a lot of guts to pull a stunt like that.
00:32:21That's a problem I don't ever intend to face.
00:32:24Maybe it's a problem we should all face.
00:32:26I don't get you.
00:32:27Just think of the unhappy life.
00:32:29The miserable time this world of ours must have given that poor guy.
00:32:33I still don't get you.
00:32:35Now, here is a guy who wanted to be a girl.
00:32:38Supposing there had been no way to change the sex.
00:32:41You sound as if you're really head up on this thing.
00:32:44I guess I am.
00:32:45Do you realize what would happen if every man in the country that wanted to wear women's clothes or felt like a woman went to their doctors and wanted a sex change?
00:32:53Of course.
00:32:54That's why I say perhaps society should be a little bit more lenient with them.
00:33:00Maybe society should try to understand them as human beings.
00:33:07Another day done.
00:33:08My goodness.
00:33:10See you tomorrow, Jack.
00:33:15Yeah.
00:33:16So long, Joe.
00:33:18Until tomorrow.
00:33:30Hi, Glenn.
00:33:31Hi, Johnny.
00:33:32Come on in.
00:33:33And hit it right for the kicking.
00:33:35I can't let that dinner burn.
00:33:37You know, I thought I was going to have to eat alone tonight.
00:33:40Well, you probably will because I've already eaten.
00:33:56What's up?
00:33:57Nothing much.
00:33:59Say, you really look down in the dumps.
00:34:02I guess I got a problem.
00:34:04Haven't we all?
00:34:06I mean a real problem.
00:34:08One like I've never had to face before.
00:34:11Our whole existence is one big problem after another.
00:34:15I want to get married.
00:34:17You have a problem.
00:34:21When did this all come about?
00:34:24For nearly a year I've been engaged to a very wonderful girl.
00:34:28Now the time is getting very close to the man with the book.
00:34:32I'm scared to death.
00:34:34You love her?
00:34:35Very much.
00:34:37Does she love you?
00:34:39Yes.
00:34:40There's no problem.
00:34:42Marry the girl.
00:34:45Are you forgetting about my other self?
00:34:48You'll have to tell her, of course.
00:34:52Yeah.
00:34:53I have to tell her.
00:34:56But when?
00:34:58Before?
00:35:01Or after?
00:35:02I think you know the answer to that one yourself.
00:35:07My mind's in a muddle.
00:35:09Like in a thick fog.
00:35:13I can't make sense to myself sometimes.
00:35:18I thought I could stop wearing these things.
00:35:20I tried. Honestly, I tried.
00:35:24I haven't had a stitch of them on for nearly two weeks until tonight.
00:35:30Then I couldn't stand it anymore.
00:35:33I had to put the moniker out of my mind.
00:35:39I'm afraid I'll lose her.
00:35:42I don't want that to happen because...
00:35:46I really love her.
00:35:48Okay.
00:35:49Here's a story from fact.
00:35:53Johnny tells his story.
00:35:55He had not too long ago been married himself.
00:35:58He'd kept quiet about his transvestite desires
00:36:01in the hopes that the new wife would never discover it.
00:36:04However, one day,
00:36:06the little woman came home unexpectedly an hour early.
00:36:19That marriage ended here.
00:36:23Will your problem be like mine?
00:36:28Most probably it will.
00:36:31Because a love hasn't been built up for such a thing.
00:36:35She, your wife,
00:36:37she will not have been taught enough
00:36:40about the problems to cope with it.
00:36:44Glenn, Glenda must now make her decision
00:36:49or forever forget the marriage to Barbara.
00:36:53Glenn, Glenda should consult a competent psychiatrist,
00:36:57but then very few transvestites wish to change their strange desires.
00:37:02This is their life.
00:37:04To take it away from them might do as great a harm
00:37:07as taking away an arm or a leg or life itself.
00:37:11Many even carry their transvestite desires to the grave with them.
00:37:19Yes, it is a problem.
00:37:21But Glenda, remember back almost a year ago
00:37:24when Glenn and Barbara accepted each other?
00:37:31That's the sixth time you've said goodnight.
00:37:35I guess it is.
00:37:37Look,
00:37:39come on over here a minute.
00:37:41What is it?
00:37:42Never mind, just sit down.
00:37:50Oh, I was beginning to think you'd never get around to it.
00:37:54Did you mean you will?
00:37:56What do you think?
00:38:04When?
00:38:05I must finish college first.
00:38:08Seven months to go.
00:38:09Well, that's hardly long enough for you to get a trousseau together.
00:38:12How would you know about such things?
00:38:30Glenn, what's the matter?
00:38:33Huh?
00:38:34All of a sudden you seem a thousand miles off.
00:38:38Yes, I guess I was, eh?
00:38:42That's a mighty pretty dress you're wearing tonight.
00:38:44I wear my best to please you.
00:38:47You know, when you look at me, you just tie me in knots.
00:38:51I love to tie you in knots.
00:38:55Oh, I'll be so happy when these next few months are over.
00:38:58Some special reason?
00:39:00Of course.
00:39:01So you can stop kissing me goodbye at the door every night.
00:39:05Yes.
00:39:07So you can hold me close to you always.
00:39:10Yes.
00:39:11Then all you'll have to do is call and close your eyes to feel my lips on yours.
00:39:31Beware, beware.
00:39:36Beware of the big green dragon that sits on your doorstep.
00:39:43He eats little boys.
00:39:46Puppy duck tails and big fat snails.
00:39:53Beware.
00:39:56They can.
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00:50:06The big gravy dragon.
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00:50:58puppy dog's tail.
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00:54:05Beware. Beware. Beware of the big green dragon that sits on your doorstep. He eats little boys, puppy dog tails, and big fat nails. Beware, take care. Beware.
00:54:35Beware.
00:55:06Glen, Glenda has made the decision.
00:55:11Glen has decided to tell Barbara of his dual personality, to tell her of the nighties and negligees, the sweaters and skirts, the robes and dresses, the stockings and the high-heeled shoes, the wig and the makeup, all that goes to make Glen into Glenda.
00:55:29He tells Barbara he cannot cheat her of the knowledge that she, as his fiancé, should possess all the facts. He tells her softly, hurriedly at first, then slowly as he becomes more technical.
00:55:43His hands move to caress the smooth material of her angora sweater, which he has so long and so desperately wanted to put on his own body.
00:55:54He tells of this to her, and she looks to the sweater and to his hand. Then, when he is all over and that much of the story he knows is told, Barbara is not sure of her own thoughts.
00:56:08That's about it, darling. I wanted to tell you for a long, long time, but just couldn't bring myself to do it. I've been too much afraid of losing you.
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00:57:42Is that the end of the story?
00:57:43Not quite. I'll get back to it in a minute.
00:57:46Glen's case is really the lesser advanced type cases. The second case is an extremely advanced one. However, I'll get to that in a moment.
00:57:54First, you must realize that a transvestite the world over has his own particular problem. Each case must be handled individually according to the person, his past life, and his problem.
00:58:04Did this Glen have any homosexual tendencies?
00:58:07Absolutely not. It's very seldom that a true transvestite does.
00:58:11And he isn't a hermaphrodite?
00:58:13No more than he's a pseudo-hermaphrodite. Glen's case was entirely of his mind, brought on by the environment of his early youth.
00:58:20What about their children, doctor? Would their children become the same way their father is?
00:58:25No. Transvestism is not hereditary.
00:58:28Well, what makes these men want to wear girls' clothes?
00:58:31Many things. But as I've said before, it usually starts in early childhood from one cause or another. Technically, each case has the same beginning, just a different set of circumstances.
00:58:42Are any of them actually cured?
00:58:44Oh, yes. Many, many of them. Once the source of supply is found, it can be stopped, unless the patient refuses to cut off that source of supply.
00:58:53Then the way I get it, this Glen and the character he created, much as an author creates a character in a book, was invented as a love object to take the place of the love he never received in his early youth, through lack of it from his parents.
00:59:07The character was created and dressed, and lives the life the author designs for him to live, and dies only when the author wants him to die.
00:59:15Correct. Except that for the character Glen to die, the elements must be right.
00:59:20But to enlighten you a little further, there's the second story, that of an extremely advanced case. Let's call this person Alan, Ann.
00:59:29Alan had a mother who wanted a little girl. The father didn't care much one way or the other.
00:59:35Alan did not enter the competitive sports that the other boys at the school did.
00:59:39However, he was an extremely studious boy, and always had above average marks in his subjects. Yet, sports, girls' sports, he always was interested in.
00:59:48But, he was rejected by the girls, and also rejected by the boys. It seems he belonged to neither of them.
00:59:55After school, Alan would go home to find the mother who had always wanted a girl, and the father who didn't care one way or the other.
01:00:03He enjoyed doing the woman's work around the house.
01:00:06Alan was becoming a woman and didn't realize it. A woman in mind only, but the mind rules.
01:00:13Then came the fateful year of 1941. Alan was drafted. He was accepted.
01:00:20In the army, he successfully passed his vigorous training. He did not like it, and there were the weekends for his particular diversions.
01:00:28On his weekend passes, he would go to the nearest town where he had a suitcase checked in a public locker.
01:00:36In the suitcase, he had the things he loved to wear, that which made his body appear to be what his mind believed it was.
01:00:46Then, the day of embarkation came. But, wherever Alan went, the suitcase was sure to go.
01:00:58He was not alone.
01:01:00He was not alone.
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01:01:48He was not alone.
01:01:50He was not alone.
01:01:52He was not alone.
01:01:54Exit of the carrier.
01:02:06Then, as quickly as it had begun, the war was over.
01:02:10Alan came home.
01:02:12Alan had learned all the terms directed at men like himself.
01:02:15But, no one had found out his aversion.
01:02:17He was honorably discharged from the service at the end of the war.
01:02:21the Silver Star and the Bronze Star for gallantry and action.
01:02:24While he was in an army hospital recuperating from a wound he had received in New Guinea,
01:02:28he learned a very interesting fact.
01:02:30He learned that foreign doctors were doing marvelous work with the sex change.
01:02:34Man to woman, woman to man.
01:02:37Shortly after his separation from service, Allen came to me for advice.
01:02:41There followed many long sessions with my clinical reports and the reports of eminent doctors.
01:02:50It had been found that Allen was really a pseudo-hermaphrodite.
01:02:53A hermaphrodite is one who has the organs of both the male and female in plain sight.
01:02:58A pseudo-hermaphrodite is one who has one perfectly formed organ of either sex
01:03:03and one imperfectly formed one that's difficult to detect.
01:03:07Allen was of the latter.
01:03:13Allen was then given his choice.
01:03:16That which nature had given him was a mistake.
01:03:19It was up to us to correct that mistake one way or the other.
01:03:22Allen had to decide whether he wanted to become a man or she wanted to become a woman.
01:03:28Both were completely possible.
01:03:30Small boned, fair of complexion, his hair thin like a woman's, his body slim, hips slightly girlish.
01:03:39It was easy to see his decision.
01:03:41Along with the fact that he had been brought up from early childhood to believe that a woman was the thing to be.
01:03:47Allen decided to become a woman.
01:03:49This, after all the help I could give him, was only the beginning.
01:03:54During the following two years, he was to go through the tortures of the damned.
01:03:58But never was there a whimper from him because he knew that at the end of it all,
01:04:02he would at last be that which he had always dreamed.
01:04:05Hundreds of hormone shots were injected into various parts of his body.
01:04:09Allen's face was worked on with plastic surgery to smooth out the female elements.
01:04:14Long, tedious hours of work.
01:04:20The big day, or the starting of many big days, for it was to take many.
01:04:25The series of operations are performed slowly and at intervals to prevent any unnecessary shock to the nervous system.
01:04:33Still, the hormone shots continue.
01:04:36Day after day, week after week, month after month.
01:04:40And even then, when the operation is over, the sex is changed, the shots must continue as long as Allen lives.
01:04:54First, the breasts are brought out.
01:04:56The body of the woman within begins to appear now.
01:05:26Then comes the major surgery, the removal of the man and the formation of the woman.
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01:06:55But in time, Allen is Ann, a very happy, lovely young lady that modern medicine and science has created almost as a Frankenstein monster.
01:07:05The newspapers heard of it and hit the story with their usual fullness.
01:07:10If the papers had not gotten hold of the story, it would have gone untold, unnoticed to so many others in medical history.
01:07:16The sex change has been performed hundreds of times.
01:07:19However, right here, in this particular sex switch, it's not the end.
01:07:24Acting the woman and being the woman are two entirely different things.
01:07:28Allen had all his life acted the part of the woman.
01:07:31Now he is that woman and must learn how it's done.
01:07:36Ann must learn how to do her own hair, how to make the correct styling for her facial contours.
01:07:45The proper walk must be adopted.
01:07:47A lady is a lady, whatever the case may be.
01:07:51Continuing my own psychiatric treatment, it was my duty now to explain to Ann the duty of a woman in her sex life.
01:07:57Allen, of course, had known the man's, but he was soon to realize he knew very little about a woman's.
01:08:04Yet, through it all, Ann loved every minute of it.
01:08:08Ann was indeed meant to be a woman, and now that the sex change had been completed,
01:08:13Ann was a very happy woman and a woman who was eager to learn and now was accepted by society.
01:08:20A woman born at the age of 24 in a world that for 24 years she had seen as a man,
01:08:27but a woman who now would and was properly instructed in how to accept a woman's world.
01:08:35Thus, this case, which has a happy ending, is due entirely to the corrections made by medical science.
01:08:41I've had several such cases.
01:08:43In fact, in my 20 years of practice, I've been prominent in seven.
01:08:46However, my colleagues have had hundreds.
01:08:49Then you believe that the Glenn of the first story should have the sex change?
01:08:53In Glenn's case, no. No, indeed. Glenn would never be happy with a sex change.
01:08:58The Allen of your story ended happy?
01:09:00I'll tell it to you exactly as I told it to them.
01:09:04Shortly after Glenn told Barbara of his love for girls' clothing, he started treatments with me.
01:09:09On the last treatment, both he and Barbara came to me.
01:09:13I told them the same story of Allen and, as I've told it to you, Inspector,
01:09:18Ann was a pseudo-hermaphrodite.
01:09:20Even though one of the sexes was imperfect,
01:09:23she had the organs and the characteristics of both the male and female.
01:09:27Glenn's case is an entirely different type of case.
01:09:30Remember I said no matter what the case, it's a different thing,
01:09:34a new problem to be looked into, then solved, a new challenge to the psychoanalysis.
01:09:40Glenn's body holds only one sex, that of the male.
01:09:43In all our talks, I've learned these pertinent facts.
01:09:47Glenn's father had no love for his son.
01:09:51His father wanted Glenn to be a football hero or a baseball player
01:09:57so that he could brag to his cronies down at the corner saloon
01:10:00as his cronies bragged to him about their own sons.
01:10:04Thus the ruse of Glenn's fictitious character.
01:10:07He invented it when he could find no love from his mother and no love from his father.
01:10:12His mother had hated her own father.
01:10:14Glenn reminded her of her father.
01:10:16Therefore she gave all her affection, love, and attention to her daughter.
01:10:21Glenn then decided also to become a daughter.
01:10:24Glenn, you can kill this fictitious character of yours anytime you wish.
01:10:29For your happy ending, it's the only way.
01:10:31Then you think I can kill this second character by transferring her qualities to Barbara.
01:10:37Exactly.
01:10:38But as the author and his character, the elements must be right.
01:10:41It's up to you, Barbara.
01:10:43You must take the place, give the love, and accept the facts that Glenda has always accepted.
01:10:48If you love each other as you now believe you do,
01:10:51then it'll be a hard job, but you'll enjoy doing the job.
01:10:54Should I let him continue to wear girls' clothing or should I put my foot down?
01:10:59If you put your foot down, you'd only go behind closed doors.
01:11:02Love is the only answer.
01:11:04Glenda must be transferred to you.
01:11:06Supposing Glenn never gets over wearing girls' clothing?
01:11:10Would it matter to you very much?
01:11:13I love Glenn.
01:11:15I'll do everything I can to make him happy.
01:11:42The end is only the beginning.
01:11:45Time passes.
01:11:47Soon, due to a happily married life, the remembrance of the psychiatric treatments,
01:11:53and Barbara's love and understanding,
01:11:55Glenda begins to disappear forever from Glenn.
01:11:59Glenn has found his mother, his little sister, his wife, and his Glenda,
01:12:04all in one lovely package.
01:12:06Thus, Glenn's case has a happy conclusion.
01:12:10Therefore, two entirely different cases, handled in two entirely different ways,
01:12:15have a happy ending.
01:12:17Yeah, those two.
01:12:20But what of the hundreds of other less fortunate Glenns the world over?
01:12:41Yes.
01:12:43But what of the others?
01:12:47The less fortunate Glenns the world over?
01:12:58Oh, yes.
01:13:01Yes.
01:13:04Yes.
01:13:07Oh, Snips and Snails and Puppy Dog Tales.
01:13:37THE END