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Titanic History

Monday, June 30, 2025
1919 - 1st class survivor Dr Washington Dodge died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in San Francisco, California, USA at the age of 60.

1867 - 1st class survivor Mrs Pauline Caroline Gibson was born to the Boeson family.

1976 - 2nd class survivor Miss Amelia Mary "Mildred" Brown died at the age of 82.

1886 - 3rd class passenger Mr Bertram Frank Dean was born.

1947 - 3rd class survivor Mrs Maria Mathilda Backström died in Kejtala, Strömfors (Ruotsinpyhtää), Finland at the age of 68.

1894 - Assistant Waiter Sig. Italo Francesco Donati was born to Vincenzo and Selene Carotti in Casalmaggiore (Cremona), Italy.

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Script: Cut Scenes: Harvard Days



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ROSE
(singing)
O hear us when we cry to thee for those in peril on the sea.


CUT TO:

INT. GYMNASIUM - DAY

An Edwardian nautilus room. There are machines we recognize, and some don't. A woman pedals a stationary bicycle in a long dress, looking ridiculous. Thomas Andrews is leading a small tour group, including Rose, Ruth and Cal. Cal is working the oars of a stationary rowing machine with a well trained stroke.

CAL
Reminds me of my Harvard days.

T.W. McCAULEY, the gym instructor, is a bouncy little man in white flannels, eager to show off his modern equipment, like his present-day counterpart on an "Abflex" infomercial. He hits a switch and a machine with a saddle on it starts to undulate. Rose puts her hand on it, curious.

MCCAULEY
The electric horse is very popular. We even have an electric camel.
(to Ruth)
Care to try your hand at the rowing, m'am?

RUTH
Don't be absurd. I can't think of a skill I should likely need less.

ANDREWS
The next stop on our tour will be the bridge. This way, please.



Why this scene's absence is important: With Ruth's line about rowing being useless to her being cut, we miss the irony in a later scene when she is struggling to row in a lifeboat. However her scene in the lifeboat was also cut.






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