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00:00:55 #1 in this gun home yet. Oh you're the young fellow from the tribune know
00:01:00 #2 a bit of a shame on home yet. They all have a good time about this room.
00:01:06 #3 What room of what about the time this is tiring from the stage and letting her
00:01:10 #4 daughter take her place. Listen. You two young newspaper fellas want to know
00:01:16 #5 something sure when I tell you the cabinet is never retired.
00:01:21 #6 Cavendish is eternal.
00:01:23 #7 They go on until they're dead.
00:01:26 #8 And when the Cavendish's die, they go right out to heaven
00:01:29 #9 and start acting with the Cavendish as they're up there.
00:01:32 #10 You don't tell me.
00:01:34 #11 Yes, I do tell you.
00:01:35 #12 Quiet round there to the same door on the corner.
00:01:38 #13 See if that looks like Julie Cavendish is going to retire.
00:01:41 #14 Come on, Pete.
00:01:42 #15 I'm from the news. We heard you were going to retire.
00:02:05 #16 Retire? Where would I retire to?
00:02:07 #17 Anything to say about your brother Tony?
00:02:09 #18 That damn on the coast.
00:02:11 #19 I don't know anything about it.
00:02:13 #20 Oh, it's a good idea.
00:02:33 #21 Mother, do you want to act on the road this fall?
00:02:35 #22 I most certainly do.
00:02:37 #23 Then won't you please take care of yourself?
00:02:39 #24 You know Dr. Parker said you weren't to go out at night for a while.
00:02:41 #25 Dr. Parker's an old goat.
00:02:43 #26 Does Parker know you're out?
00:02:48 #27 It's Oscar Wolb's business to look after my tours.
00:02:50 #28 Not after my health.
00:02:52 #29 All right, but please take care of yourself.
00:02:54 #30 Having this shins, Hollywood.
00:03:08 #31 All talking, all color, all terrible.
00:03:13 #32 I wonder what that reporter meant.
00:03:15 #33 What reporter?
00:03:17 #34 Oh, nothing.
00:03:19 #35 Where are you going in all your fancy clothes?
00:03:21 #36 I wasn't going to a party, but I've changed my mind.
00:03:24 #37 I'm tired tonight.
00:03:26 #38 Matter was the housework.
00:03:27 #39 All they were lovely.
00:03:29 #40 I took seven curtain calls.
00:03:31 #41 Now wait.
00:03:32 #42 I always considered it a bad night
00:03:34 #43 if I didn't take at least 14. I know that you. I was just because I'm tired but
00:03:41 #44 somehow the fun seems to have gone out of it all I've been doing it so long mother
00:03:48 #45 wait till you're my age you love it don't you mother and when I'm just in
00:03:54 #46 between now my mother and my daughter no fun to look at
00:04:00 #47 a battle for what you are tired of the way I feel tonight I give the whole thing up
00:04:07 #48 for one man who really loved me who gave me a happy peaceful home.
00:04:13 #49 No idea you are America's leading actress beside the meat and have a daughter who's
00:04:20 #50 going into a first play next week with you and a brother who's almost as good an actor
00:04:26 #51 his father or three ones.
00:04:28 #52 That Hollywood place hasn't ruined him.
00:04:31 #53 You are part of a great tradition, Julie.
00:04:34 #54 A member of a royal family.
00:04:36 #55 A little bit late to talk about love.
00:04:38 #56 You know, it never feels like to talk about love.
00:04:40 #57 Or too late to talk about peace and happy home.
00:04:43 #58 It doesn't hurt to wish occasionally that ours is a little less like a madhouse.
00:04:47 #59 But what do you want us to do in the rest of your life?
00:04:49 #60 Is it home, crocheting?
00:04:51 #61 I don't know how to crochet.
00:04:52 #62 What do you want to end it as I am?
00:04:53 #63 I am still trooping, still carrying on.
00:04:57 #64 They're a heart full of splendid memories.
00:05:00 #65 Memories of a great, a great career as a great actress.
00:05:05 #66 A Cavendish.
00:05:07 #67 One vote for Cavendish.
00:05:11 #68 No, Miss Cavendish hasn't returned from the theatre yet.
00:05:14 #69 Well, any minutes now?
00:05:16 #70 Well, yes, I'll tell her.
00:05:19 #71 Yes, I'll tell her.
00:05:21 #72 What is it, Ella?
00:05:22 #73 I don't know. It's something from Miss Julie.
00:05:23 #74 You know you're going to call the operator is one of the operator was that it's a
00:05:28 #75 ship of sea calling they've been trying to get you all evening.
00:05:39 #76 This place wants to speak at her school on the level and there's some radio
00:05:43 #77 company want you to talk for 15 minutes on the night.
00:05:46 #78 The evening journal telephone again and the postal telegraph want you to call
00:05:50 #79 and Mr Wolf is coming in the morning about your new play that'll be all
00:05:54 #80 done. There are flowers and letters and here are these checks of
00:05:57 #81 signs of those they'll not not tell him I'll tell you those later the Langhorn
00:06:01 #82 studio want you to have another city that's all they'll please get the
00:06:05 #83 bill a he has a telegram for you thank you to see mother that's what I mean.
00:06:14 #84 You feel better in the morning there is a court. It's the Tony
00:06:21 #85 dear to the brother Tony with Chris is anything serious. Well as far as I can
00:06:25 #86 make out he seems to kill somebody. Anyone we know.
00:06:30 #87 From Dodge City.
00:06:32 #88 Dodge City, California?
00:06:34 #89 No, he's on his way here.
00:06:35 #90 Listen, pay no attention to possible account of Deming Incident.
00:06:39 #91 His injury is not fatal.
00:06:41 #92 Takes more than that to kill a movie director.
00:06:44 #93 Arrive New York Wednesday.
00:06:45 #94 California police have no authority outside state.
00:06:49 #95 Under no condition, talk to reporters.
00:06:51 #96 Zeta Zadak on this train, but no trouble so far
00:06:54 #97 as unlocked in drawing room.
00:06:57 #98 Love to all.
00:06:57 #99 He was a dirty dog anyway, Tony.
00:06:59 #100 Oh, good old Tony.
00:07:01 #101 Zeta Zedek.
00:07:03 #102 Who's she?
00:07:04 #103 A movie actress, I suppose.
00:07:05 #104 Great sentence.
00:07:07 #105 Oh, my dear Julie, do you think it's serious?
00:07:09 #106 Oh, no, mother, of course not.
00:07:11 #107 Now, Tony will get out of it all right.
00:07:13 #108 He always does.
00:07:14 #109 The women's world prepare for the storm when he arrives.
00:07:18 #110 That's all this little old need now.
00:07:19 #111 One more storm.
00:07:20 #112 Well, I do hope, Julie, that Tony's all right.
00:07:24 #113 Oh, Tony's all right, mother.
00:07:25 #114 Now, please, why don't you go upstairs and get some sleep?
00:07:28 #115 Oh, yeah.
00:07:29 #116 To bed, to bed.
00:07:31 #117 Knocking at the gate.
00:07:32 #118 What's done can't not be undone.
00:07:36 #119 To bed, to bed.
00:08:19 #120 Hello?
00:08:21 #121 No, Miss Candy's is not here.
00:08:23 #122 I don't know.
00:08:25 #123 What?
00:08:28 #124 The SS Christopher calling.
00:08:31 #125 I don't know any SS Christopher.
00:08:33 #126 Who?
00:08:35 #127 From where?
00:08:36 #128 South America?
00:08:39 #129 Who? This is Miss Cavendish.
00:08:43 #130 Who? Marshall?
00:08:46 #131 Gilmore Marshall!
00:08:51 #132 Oh, but of course! Of course!
00:09:09 #133 I know.
00:09:11 #134 Well, um...
00:09:13 #135 Well, how are you?
00:09:14 #136 I'm called the SS Christopher.
00:09:20 #137 Oh, you're arriving from sighting.
00:09:31 #138 Yes, yes.
00:09:34 #139 Yes, but tomorrow noon.
00:09:35 #140 I'm glad you do.
00:09:37 #141 Your beautiful roses have just arrived.
00:09:39 #142 Beautiful roses.
00:09:42 #143 You think you can get here before tomorrow noon?
00:09:44 #144 Can you swim or something?
00:09:47 #145 You used to swim very well, I remember.
00:09:52 #146 No, I'm afraid not.
00:09:54 #147 Well, I want to see you tomorrow afternoon.
00:09:56 #148 But of course.
00:09:57 #149 Come at four sharp.
00:09:59 #150 I have the wheelie downstairs.
00:10:01 #151 No, of course not.
00:10:03 #152 No, you'll be surprised.
00:10:05 #153 I'll be surprised.
00:10:08 #154 I'm glad you're here.
00:10:10 #155 No, no, you'll be surprised.
00:10:13 #156 No, I'm much younger than I used to be.
00:10:16 #157 No, not a silver thread.
00:10:20 #158 Hey, how about you?
00:10:22 #159 Oh, I'm about the same.
00:10:24 #160 I settle down quite a bit.
00:10:27 #161 At least I'd like to settle down.
00:10:31 #162 Tell me, Julia, are you still along the stage?
00:10:37 #163 Oh, I would have questioned.
00:10:41 #164 Don't you ever read the newspapers down there?
00:10:44 #165 Now you're going to tell me all about yourself.
00:10:47 #166 Oh, no, no, not now. No, tomorrow at four.
00:10:51 #167 Yes. Yes. Yes.
00:10:59 #168 Well, goodbye then.
00:11:02 #169 I'm taking your roses up to my room.
00:11:06 #170 Goodbye, my dear.
00:11:10 #171 Who you ever make an imaginary, Julie.
00:12:08 #172 I think it's Daroskers. They wait for me.
00:12:12 #173 Very good.
00:12:15 #174 Yeah little mother would you like to go down again.
00:12:20 #175 You're looking particularly beautiful today if I may say so.
00:12:23 #176 Oh please do because it's the most particular day.
00:12:28 #177 At least getting it four o'clock it is.
00:12:29 #178 Hello darling, terrible.
00:12:33 #179 Oh I know I'm on a flight but I'm going right up and change.
00:12:36 #180 How lovely, how peaceful.
00:12:43 #181 No, no.
00:12:51 #182 A COV package is $39.
00:12:55 #183 A package?
00:12:56 #184 What?
00:12:57 #185 A package, $39.
00:12:59 #186 What about $39?
00:13:01 #187 All that for $39?
00:13:03 #188 Well, that's $39.
00:13:05 #189 Ah, sir.
00:13:07 #190 Let me have some terrifying...
00:13:22 #191 I'll cut it short.
00:13:24 #192 We have now less than each seat.
00:13:26 #193 Oh, it's five minutes past two already.
00:13:28 #194 I want you downtown in my office.
00:13:30 #195 like shark. I never go to your office. What do you mean? Oh, don't start the
00:13:35 #196 holler before I tell you now. You remember I told you last night I was going to meet
00:13:39 #197 the Mauritania. Well, he came in. Send John Clark Morton. Oh, the author. Oh, send him
00:13:47 #198 back. Avoid Arthur to come over water. An old Chinese robber. In fact, avoid all of
00:13:53 #199 it. Let's to meet cake. If you come in and we'll keep still a minute, I'll tell
00:13:57 #200 what it is now this truck bought in the new player and and English to go and nothing
00:14:03 #201 will satisfy him he wants to read as you play to the entire company
00:14:08 #202 I never had to be so idiotic in my life.
00:14:11 #203 But you're really serious I'll go through with it but it can't be this afternoon.
00:14:15 #204 Julia how often do I ask your favor now this fellow has got another play that I'm
00:14:21 #205 crazy to get to hold on. We all know him a little bit and tell him how good he
00:14:26 #206 is now now what you say I'm not going to what do you say
00:14:31 #207 a penny don't go jump in the lake.
00:14:36 #208 I'm not a lot of them to have some particular out of the
00:14:39 #209 what's going on this afternoon anyway you're going to be married
00:14:42 #210 of something. I can't do it that I can't so you wouldn't even do
00:14:47 #211 this for your poor old manager you got a little appointment to your
00:14:51 #212 buy a new hat and compare to that. Now Oscar don't cry your tears
00:14:57 #213 a man. Never mind never mind but the next time you
00:15:01 #214 ask me to do something for you. I'll do it anyhow.
00:15:08 #215 What are you doing this
00:15:09 #216 important afternoon. Well I I don't have any attention to ask her
00:15:14 #217 I see that you that you don't understand that. A lot of things for you.
00:15:22 #218 You win out. A three o'clock and the duly cavity
00:15:26 #219 That's my girl. Now, don't forget, we're at the workshop.
00:15:29 #220 You both went down to my office.
00:15:31 #221 You start here 20-minute sharp, all right?
00:15:34 #222 And we'll be there, but I could kill you for it.
00:15:37 #223 That's the way to talk. Goodbye, everybody.
00:15:40 #224 Goodbye, everybody. Goodbye.
00:15:43 #225 Now, dear, now, Julie Candish, what's all this moving about?
00:15:56 #226 What's this big renunciation scene?
00:15:58 #227 I can't do it this afternoon. I can't. What does it mean?
00:16:03 #228 Gilles, what's that? Gilmore Marshall.
00:16:08 #229 He kept me flowers last night in a note.
00:16:11 #230 So that's it, eh?
00:16:13 #231 Would it be nice if I had a thousand and three?
00:16:15 #232 Good gracious. Is he going to come here?
00:16:17 #233 He said about four o'clock.
00:16:19 #234 And double, just have to put him off, that's all.
00:16:21 #235 So he's come back to New York to spend his millions.
00:16:25 #236 And I think if it hadn't been for me, you'd have gone off to South America
00:16:28 #237 and given up your career and everything.
00:16:30 #238 What do you think?
00:16:32 #239 He may have become very charming.
00:16:34 #240 South America, million?
00:16:37 #241 Some little gray hair.
00:16:40 #242 That's all romantic, huh?
00:16:42 #243 No more romantic now than it was years ago.
00:16:45 #244 What a siege that was!
00:16:48 #245 Yes, and what a demon you were, darling.
00:16:51 #246 I had to be.
00:16:53 #247 You certainly acted like a mother in a melodrama.
00:16:55 #248 How I ever got you where you are today is more than I know.
00:16:57 #249 You're always at the point of running over some young squirt.
00:17:00 #250 When you finally married Rex Tolbitt.
00:17:03 #251 Mother, out of the whole crowd, why did I marry Rex?
00:17:06 #252 He was the weakest, I guess. He had the most lovely manners.
00:17:09 #253 He was the kind of man that would kiss your hand without looking silly.
00:17:13 #254 I guess that's what he must have been doing when I needed him.
00:17:16 #255 That's one thing you must admit about Hill, mother. He would have been dependable.
00:17:21 #256 a little older you begin to think that maybe what's that what's that
00:17:29 #257 that's the alarm darling but I am curious to see him take so beautifully
00:17:36 #258 to my rose base the hat for the brim look signified and get good
00:17:44 #259 Oh, my darling, don't suppose it at all.
00:17:49 #260 Oh, dear, oh, dear...
00:17:53 #261 Oh, dear, behave yourself.
00:17:55 #262 You can put that act on for him just as well tomorrow.
00:17:58 #263 It's been a good many years.
00:18:00 #264 What a couple of hours more.
00:18:02 #265 I do hate disappointing Gil, though,
00:18:09 #266 and I did so want to look gorgeous and gay and glamorous as that all.
00:18:16 #267 Oh, that won't be very difficult, my darling.
00:18:20 #268 Thanks, Mother.
00:18:22 #269 You're sweet.
00:18:25 #270 Am I a fool?
00:18:26 #271 Yes.
00:18:28 #272 But you look swell.
00:18:34 #273 Oh, Gwen.
00:18:35 #274 Was it this afternoon you were going out to Westchester's ferry?
00:18:38 #275 Yeah.
00:18:39 #276 It'll be along any minute.
00:18:40 #277 Oh, well, darling.
00:18:43 #278 You can't go, that's all.
00:18:45 #279 You just have to put him off.
00:18:47 #280 You must go and meet under Oscar's office to hear the author reason you fled.
00:18:51 #281 Mother, that's a third. You know I've had this date with Perry for a week.
00:18:55 #282 I've never met his mother. She's giving this to you just for me and she's having all those people in.
00:19:00 #283 How can I?
00:19:02 #284 Can be some other time.
00:19:04 #285 No, no, no, it can't now. I've been all over it with Oscar and it's got to be this afternoon.
00:19:08 #286 I promise. Now then, Perry will understand.
00:19:12 #287 I hope someone else will.
00:19:14 #288 You picked a good day for it, isn't it, Mr. Singham Bob?
00:19:17 #289 What is that?
00:19:21 #290 It's all a Bob.
00:19:26 #291 That can't be killed already.
00:19:31 #292 What do you think we made?
00:19:36 #293 I think everything up my room's old.
00:19:43 #294 Yes, it's this way, boys.
00:19:45 #295 How many watts there in lots of back doors?
00:19:47 #296 Hey, oh, take a look out that window.
00:19:49 #297 Sheeper's a man out there in a long overcoat.
00:19:50 #298 About filthy cut.
00:19:53 #299 How?
00:19:54 #300 How's America, sweetheart?
00:19:57 #301 Aren't you glad to see your baby boy?
00:19:58 #302 Don't hit, don't hit, don't hit.
00:20:00 #303 How many would you explain this trick, entrance? How'd you get here?
00:20:03 #304 Tell you all about it in a minute.
00:20:05 #305 Gary got 20 bucks.
00:20:06 #306 Gary bought me in for many older.
00:20:07 #307 Ten apiece for the rest of the boys.
00:20:08 #308 How many are there? A seven, sir.
00:20:10 #309 Six in the dorm, man.
00:20:11 #310 All right, that makes you about 90 bucks.
00:20:12 #311 Now remember, you've got to pay those reporters out. You didn't see me.
00:20:15 #312 Never came in here.
00:20:15 #313 Don't know anything about me.
00:20:16 #314 In fact, you never even heard of me.
00:20:17 #315 Oh, you better not say that.
00:20:19 #316 I wouldn't believe you.
00:20:21 #317 Hello, sis.
00:20:22 #318 Well, I, uh, let him have the money, will you? I do.
00:20:29 #319 Don't need your arm!
00:20:30 #320 Mount 20 thing I hit him too hard.
00:20:34 #321 That's all.
00:20:35 #322 How did the bike stop on the first place?
00:20:37 #323 Well, you see.
00:20:38 #324 Ah, this is a good.
00:20:39 #325 Tell us all about it, Uncle Tony. Uncle?
00:20:41 #326 It all strangled it.
00:20:42 #327 Hello, Del?
00:20:43 #328 Hell, you got there having a bike and a towel for us.
00:20:45 #329 Bring me everything you got.
00:20:46 #330 Well, yeah, eh babe?
00:20:47 #331 It's worth I got to have a hot bath.
00:20:49 #332 Come on upstairs everybody.
00:20:50 #333 I'll take a bath. Don't you care, Tony?
00:20:52 #334 Can't be sure you're listening to me.
00:20:53 #335 What is it, Mark? You can't hear it.
00:20:55 #336 You were in town sitting yesterday.
00:20:56 #337 Look, I was seen by airplanes in Chicago.
00:20:58 #338 Oh, hey, Mark, it's a pleasure.
00:21:00 #339 You got to come on the train.
00:21:01 #340 They're watching the train.
00:21:02 #341 I'll be back at the Lalo in this apartment till I say it.
00:21:04 #342 Say it! Say it where!
00:21:05 #343 You're the first one tomorrow in the aqua-tenure.
00:21:07 #344 Ah! I hate pictures.
00:21:10 #345 Come on, come on, I'm gonna have a back.
00:21:11 #346 Tony, how did you find this white car?
00:21:15 #347 Oh, this is a ledger.
00:21:17 #348 Ever since we started to shoot,
00:21:22 #349 he put his girl in the picture when she got stuck on me.
00:21:25 #350 He got sore.
00:21:26 #351 But, Tony, I want you to...
00:21:27 #352 I knew, but Tony...
00:21:28 #353 And they were having a... We haven't asked you that.
00:21:30 #354 Come on, come on, here.
00:21:31 #355 Well...
00:21:33 #356 I'll just say we were, uh, caught in the back.
00:21:41 #357 He says to me, you write that one.
00:21:44 #358 I took one look at it and says, you write it yourself and see how you like it.
00:21:49 #359 And he said, who's directing this picture?
00:21:51 #360 You or me?
00:21:52 #361 I said, you're directing this picture, but you're not directing me.
00:21:54 #362 I am sure that.
00:21:55 #363 And he can take this to remember me by.
00:21:58 #364 I don't think you're so worried about him.
00:22:00 #365 He killed him.
00:22:02 #366 Who is this pain woman?
00:22:04 #367 Who is this dick or a jack woman?
00:22:06 #368 Now, let's see.
00:22:10 #369 I'm a scout.
00:22:11 #370 She's a pole.
00:22:20 #371 Look up.
00:22:38 #372 meeting you here. I can't go what do you mean you can't go I've got to go to
00:22:46 #373 a little soft to hear the play with no way out of it I've got to do it you can't
00:22:52 #374 mean that you're breaking this date just to go and hear somebody read a play what
00:22:56 #375 play the play the play that goes in rehearsal tomorrow the mother and I do
00:23:01 #376 it while you've read it a thousand times you read it to me. This is different
00:23:06 #377 The author is reading it.
00:23:07 #378 Oh, well, let him the silly ass.
00:23:10 #379 What do you care?
00:23:11 #380 Oh, Perry.
00:23:14 #381 I wanted horribly to go with you.
00:23:16 #382 I made an awful fuss.
00:23:17 #383 Well, what could I do?
00:23:19 #384 You know, Gwen, this isn't the first time
00:23:21 #385 you've done this to me.
00:23:22 #386 Oh, Perry, don't be unreasonable.
00:23:24 #387 You know it's just because of the new play.
00:23:26 #388 Yeah, but the law was being new play, won't there?
00:23:29 #389 Well, I realize it's inconvenient sometimes.
00:23:32 #390 It is for me too.
00:23:34 #391 But what are we heading for?
00:23:35 #392 That's what I'd like to know. How's it all gonna work out?
00:23:38 #393 Well, I don't know.
00:23:42 #394 After the work out.
00:23:45 #395 After all, you marry the person you'd rather be with more than anybody else in the world.
00:23:53 #396 But where are you be half the time? Rehearsing or something?
00:23:56 #397 Now, don't be fantastic. Rehearsals last three weeks.
00:23:59 #398 All right, and then what? You'll be at the theater every night.
00:24:02 #399 Your work will just begin when mine's all over.
00:24:04 #400 You'll have dinner at six. I probably won't even be home.
00:24:07 #401 By midnight, you're all keyed up and ready to start out.
00:24:11 #402 I've got to be at work in the morning.
00:24:13 #403 Now you wouldn't want me to be one of those wives, would you?
00:24:16 #404 Bridge and household and baby...
00:24:18 #405 Why not? What's the matter with that?
00:24:21 #406 Because I can't do that sort of thing anymore than you can do the other.
00:24:24 #407 I'm an actress, Perry. An actress.
00:24:26 #408 What does that mean? Suppose you turn out to be as good as your mother.
00:24:29 #409 Oh, better. What is it to it when it's all over?
00:24:33 #410 Get your name up in electric light, a fuse blows up, and where are you?
00:24:37 #411 Where are you?
00:24:38 #412 Oh, I suppose the world would go to pieces if you didn't sell 100 chairs of consolidated
00:24:43 #413 what not for a 10-thousand more than somebody paid for it.
00:24:46 #414 Oh, now listen, you can't compare acting with business.
00:24:49 #415 Is that so?
00:24:50 #416 I can give you the names of actors and actresses 300 years ago.
00:24:54 #417 Thousands of them.
00:24:56 #418 Name me two 17th century stockbrokers.
00:24:59 #419 All right, I'll give up my work, trade along after you carry a little peek of
00:25:04 #420 me.
00:25:05 #421 It's not a peek of me.
00:25:06 #422 Listen, why not?
00:25:26 #423 Forgive me, darling. It was my fault.
00:25:29 #424 Forgive me.
00:25:30 #425 Dear, it's just that I'm such a pig about you.
00:25:36 #426 I can't help but want you all for myself.
00:25:39 #427 I won't be a couple of idiots.
00:25:42 #428 I wouldn't ever quarrel before.
00:25:43 #429 And we won't again.
00:25:45 #430 There isn't anything in the world that matters to me except you.
00:25:48 #431 We must have been crazy.
00:25:50 #432 Then you're all that matters to me.
00:25:52 #433 Oh, when, darling?
00:25:53 #434 Darling, now come on honey, it's late.
00:25:59 #435 What?
00:26:00 #436 Well, you're coming with me out here.
00:26:03 #437 Oh, Paris.
00:26:05 #438 What?
00:26:06 #439 You haven't heard a word I've said.
00:26:09 #440 I heard everything you said.
00:26:11 #441 You heard what I said too, didn't you?
00:26:13 #442 Oh, it's like a bad dream.
00:26:16 #443 I can't go, I'm not going to explain to you, I can't.
00:26:19 #444 Oh yes?
00:26:20 #445 Well, I got to be going, of course.
00:26:23 #446 Get there.
00:26:24 #447 Are you ready?
00:26:30 #448 I'll be right there.
00:26:31 #449 Where are you? Are you ready?
00:26:32 #450 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:26:36 #451 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:26:43 #452 By a Lady in the Nero tradition of the Cavendishers,
00:26:57 #453 it would be all right for me to ask where my lunch is.
00:27:00 #454 In fact, where the?
00:27:09 #455 Mr. Wolf, just telephones in the office, Miss Julie.
00:27:11 #456 Hurry up. Goodbye, Mother Loly.
00:27:12 #457 Goodbye, you fools. Come on, Winston.
00:27:16 #458 I'm not coming. Please, put on your hat and coat.
00:27:23 #459 Just mean that I'm not coming now.
00:27:26 #460 I'm not going to be in this play.
00:27:27 #461 I'm not going to be in any play.
00:27:28 #462 I'm doing the same.
00:27:31 #463 Before you start, I'm gonna have it messed up my whole life.
00:27:38 #464 You mean...
00:27:39 #465 as you think it has mine? What is your life?
00:27:42 #466 Oh, when, darling?
00:27:45 #467 What do you want at the end of your life?
00:27:47 #468 A box full of stocks and bonds?
00:27:49 #469 Or a heart full of splendid memories?
00:27:53 #470 Oh, my dear.
00:27:55 #471 You don't know what you're talking about.
00:27:59 #472 I'm sick of all this. I'm sick of being a Cavendish.
00:28:02 #473 I wouldn't be a human being.
00:28:04 #474 But you are a Cavendish. Then I don't want to be.
00:28:07 #475 It's too good to be.
00:28:08 #476 Then you can be the greatest of us all.
00:28:12 #477 Orbeez and Candy Cavendish have just been stepping stones for you.
00:28:15 #478 What? That's what's that?
00:28:17 #479 I'll be a stepping stone for nobody.
00:28:19 #480 And as for Aubrey Cavendish, there's nobody
00:28:21 #481 since his day that can touch him.
00:28:24 #482 That's what I mean. But it's all over.
00:28:28 #483 Get your name up and I could find some of those life-or-workers of...
00:28:32 #484 I said, no other young girls in this country can come sleep on account of.
00:28:42 #485 I mean, on account of you, none of the...
00:28:45 #486 Oh, you know what I mean.
00:28:47 #487 What have you ever done with your life?
00:28:48 #488 Have you ever had babies?
00:28:51 #489 Have you ever known why you want to have a home and a husband?
00:28:54 #490 You've touched on a secret dream of mine, Gwen.
00:28:58 #491 I wish you had spared. Learn!
00:29:01 #492 It shouldn't be made for a night.
00:29:40 #493 I'm sure I'm about to.
00:29:52 #494 I have it! Nobody's coming to meet the elegance. Not a good.
00:30:05 #495 I'm going to go and find my wife.
00:30:27 #496 What have I not won the bell?
00:30:29 #497 I'm going to go and find my wife.
00:30:32 #498 Here you are, Max. I'll be up to a couple of minutes.
00:30:33 #499 I thought he was good.
00:30:35 #500 He'll do.
00:30:35 #501 Oh, you should have seen your father hold off eight children. Yeah.
00:30:41 #502 Oh, what a fortune you are.
00:30:44 #503 What a miracle.
00:30:45 #504 Aubrey and Sunny carried him in a gentleman of size.
00:30:50 #505 He'd send one head first, right down the stairway,
00:30:54 #506 then another, he'd throw the balance,
00:30:56 #507 then he'd whisk his wicked world and catch one,
00:30:58 #508 coming up behind him, dressed, yes, seen alone.
00:31:10 #509 Took a full bottle of Lenom and every week.
00:31:13 #510 Ah, that's all for the day, Sunny.
00:31:17 #511 Good to see you.
00:31:20 #512 Yeah?
00:31:21 #513 And it weren't Julie. What time is it anyhow? Sleep?
00:31:24 #514 She'll be here any minute.
00:31:26 #515 The matinee's over. The quarter's just fine.
00:31:28 #516 She's getting my passport, isn't she? I've got to get out of here.
00:31:30 #517 Can't stay without a passport? She ought to know that.
00:31:32 #518 Oh, she hasn't getting your passport. Who says you've got to go to Europe?
00:31:35 #519 What's wrong? A million reasons.
00:31:37 #520 I feel like it. I want to get away.
00:31:40 #521 You can have it, your ancient and royal profession of acting. I am through.
00:31:44 #522 Oh, yes. You've been saying that ever since you played little old Hansel, I...
00:31:47 #523 Dora, I mean it this time. That's why I'm going abroad.
00:31:50 #524 You give me two years in Munich with my violin under Russia.
00:31:54 #525 I'll show you what the stage means to me.
00:31:57 #526 I can be a great musician.
00:31:59 #527 Or I might go away into India with Krishna Murdy.
00:32:05 #528 Study Hindu philosophy. It's the only real thing in the world.
00:32:09 #529 You wear just one garment, a long white robe,
00:32:13 #530 and you eat just one food. Right.
00:32:17 #531 Now that'll be right for me.
00:32:19 #532 The stage.
00:32:21 #533 I'd rather spend ten minutes in the cathedral
00:32:24 #534 and shot than a fool.
00:32:26 #535 I'll get it.
00:32:27 #536 Make you fooling me about why you're going to Europe.
00:32:31 #537 The cathedral's in violence and right.
00:32:34 #538 That day-go-woman you're running away from.
00:32:37 #539 Well, of course I am.
00:32:39 #540 I am not free of her.
00:32:41 #541 Well, what is it?
00:32:43 #542 Well, I just...
00:32:45 #543 I'd break your promise, too.
00:32:47 #544 What break your promise, too?
00:32:50 #545 $200,000.
00:32:52 #546 She wants 200.
00:32:53 #547 That's why I've got this thing cooped up here.
00:32:55 #548 You're not going to suppose I'm afraid of reporters, do you?
00:32:57 #549 But if they ever cut that little paper on me, I can't fail.
00:33:00 #550 $200,000 for Richard Frumman.
00:33:03 #551 Why wasn't I told of this?
00:33:07 #552 I suppose I was too young to know.
00:33:10 #553 Why don't you see, Fran...
00:33:11 #554 Give away, Flumman.
00:33:13 #555 $200,000 for Richard Frumman.
00:33:17 #556 The source and battery on this director
00:33:19 #557 are probably another $100,000.
00:33:21 #558 Well, it's worth it, I tell you.
00:33:24 #559 What did you ever promise this movie actress?
00:33:26 #560 That's worth $200,000.
00:33:30 #561 What?
00:33:37 #562 A woman's voice?
00:33:40 #563 Oh, but I'm not taking any chances.
00:33:42 #564 Hey, Julie, sorry.
00:33:56 #565 Oh, hello, Julie.
00:33:59 #566 Oh, I'm getting pretty fed up on your dear public, Tony.
00:34:01 #567 You got it, Julie?
00:34:02 #568 The entire population of New York is standing on the doorstep,
00:34:05 #569 howling for a glimpse of America's foremost screen lovers.
00:34:08 #570 In the meantime, they take what fortune will send.
00:34:10 #571 Or a piece of it.
00:34:11 #572 My dear, your coat is ripped.
00:34:13 #573 Come and sit down.
00:34:14 #574 You'll be worn out.
00:34:15 #575 There's another performance of the slip.
00:34:16 #576 Do you need a passport?
00:34:17 #577 Have you got my passport?
00:34:18 #578 Oh, dear, what a day this has been.
00:34:21 #579 Mother, how's Gwen? Is she better?
00:34:23 #580 No, no, she's still sulking in her room.
00:34:25 #581 She hasn't been out all day.
00:34:26 #582 Now look here, Julie.
00:34:28 #583 Shut up, Tony. Has she eaten anything?
00:34:29 #584 No, she wouldn't even drink her tea.
00:34:31 #585 Miss Julie, it's a cough-like phone.
00:34:33 #586 This is Blastin' and it's been postponed.
00:34:35 #587 It will be for Wednesday.
00:34:36 #588 a Wednesday. The law of Ohimshop called up about your fitness.
00:34:40 #589 Your dress won't be...
00:34:41 #590 Just be hanged, my book sales at midnight.
00:34:43 #591 What have you done about my passport?
00:34:45 #592 Tony, my love, Wolf is bringing it.
00:34:48 #593 Oh, he is, eh?
00:34:50 #594 Ah, I didn't say so.
00:34:54 #595 He's bringing you the money, too.
00:34:54 #596 Thanks, Mom.
00:34:56 #597 A paid-for reservation.
00:34:58 #598 By the way, you neglected to tell me
00:35:00 #599 that you were roughing it across in the Royal Suite.
00:35:02 #600 You don't expect him to travel like a scum away to you?
00:35:04 #601 You got the right idea, Mom.
00:35:06 #602 Well, hire a battleship if you like.
00:35:09 #603 But don't forget, I'm a poor working girl.
00:35:11 #604 Well, it'll all blow over in a month.
00:35:13 #605 That's why I want to get away.
00:35:14 #606 Well, why must it be yours?
00:35:16 #607 What are you going to do when you get there?
00:35:18 #608 You're going to eat rice and play the violin.
00:35:22 #609 Oh, well, I haven't got anything when.
00:35:24 #610 Don't forget, nobody should know I'm in the house.
00:35:26 #611 Well, there are only about 10,000 people downstairs
00:35:28 #612 that seem to have caught on to your secret.
00:35:30 #613 Well, I'll manage them all, all right?
00:35:31 #614 You'd have to go out to catch the boat, wouldn't you?
00:35:33 #615 Oh, no.
00:35:35 #616 Oh, no, it's all been arranged.
00:35:36 #617 They're going to back the aquitainy up to the door for him.
00:35:45 #618 Tell him to be phone.
00:35:46 #619 Mr. Marshall phoned eight times.
00:35:48 #620 Last time he said he'd be right over.
00:35:52 #621 Now, why don't you lie down and relax?
00:35:54 #622 I'll bring you dinner on the train.
00:35:56 #623 You have another performance tonight.
00:35:58 #624 I know, darling.
00:36:00 #625 I'm going to see Gwen.
00:36:15 #626 You feeling better, darling?
00:36:16 #627 Oh, my.
00:36:17 #628 I don't mean to act like a frimadana,
00:36:19 #629 but I feel like hell, that's all.
00:36:21 #630 I know, dear.
00:36:25 #631 So what's all this darkness about here?
00:36:29 #632 Your hands are falling off their feet.
00:36:32 #633 It doesn't even telephone.
00:36:34 #634 They might at least have telephone.
00:36:35 #635 I don't know, it doesn't telephone.
00:36:37 #636 Tony's had the receiver off almost all day.
00:36:40 #637 So maybe he tried here? Yes.
00:36:42 #638 There, Gwen.
00:36:44 #639 Well, I love him so.
00:36:46 #640 But there's nothing to cry about, darling.
00:36:48 #641 No, no, you can love him and marry him too, can't you?
00:36:52 #642 You see, Gwen,
00:36:53 #643 It's hard for us to realize that you wouldn't want to carry on.
00:36:57 #644 Your mother and I both got married,
00:36:59 #645 but we didn't think we had to drop more important things to do.
00:37:02 #646 There isn't anything more important.
00:37:04 #647 Oh, seriously.
00:37:05 #648 Marriage isn't a career, dear. It's an incident.
00:37:09 #649 Aubrey Cavendish and I were married
00:37:12 #650 in the church of St Mary Redsley in Bristol, England,
00:37:16 #651 just before the matinee.
00:37:18 #652 The wedding supper...
00:37:19 #653 I know. I know.
00:37:21 #654 But I guess I'm not like the rest of you.
00:37:23 #655 Do you think you're nuts that you are?
00:37:26 #656 Marry him if you love him, Gwen.
00:37:28 #657 But don't give up everything to do it.
00:37:31 #658 The day might come when you hate him for it.
00:37:34 #659 Say, Mary, you just don't know what you're talking about.
00:37:37 #660 I hope that I do.
00:37:40 #661 There are all sorts of things you'll have to give up, darling.
00:37:43 #662 Gay things and amusing things.
00:37:45 #663 Oh, but, Gwen, if I could only make you realize,
00:37:48 #664 I could only make you realize that the thrill you get out of doing your work is bigger than any other single thing in the world.
00:37:55 #665 Oh, I know.
00:37:57 #666 There's love.
00:37:58 #667 But you can be the most fortunate person in the world when you can have both.
00:38:03 #668 Just don't make me a mistake of giving up one for the other.
00:38:06 #669 No chance.
00:38:08 #670 Work.
00:38:09 #671 Acting isn't anything.
00:38:11 #672 What's acting compared to...
00:38:12 #673 Oh, it's everything.
00:38:15 #674 Work and play.
00:38:17 #675 Needs to drink.
00:38:18 #676 And home and baby.
00:38:21 #677 Well, they'll tell you it isn't your fancy friend,
00:38:23 #678 but that's a lie.
00:38:25 #679 They give their ears to be in your place.
00:38:29 #680 You think I could have stood these last two years
00:38:31 #681 hobbling around on this thing?
00:38:33 #682 If I had known that I was going back to it!
00:38:36 #683 Every night when I'm sitting here alone,
00:38:42 #684 I'm really down there at the theatre.
00:38:45 #685 Seven thirty. They're just going in as the stage door.
00:38:51 #686 Good evening to the darned ones.
00:38:54 #687 Hanging down that hill, looking in the mail, right?
00:38:57 #688 Eight o'clock. The stagehands are setting up.
00:39:01 #689 Our bar with Miss Cavendish.
00:39:04 #690 Our heart, this paint, rouge, muskow, Miss Cavendish.
00:39:12 #691 My costume.
00:39:14 #692 Morals, where's the rabbit foot?
00:39:17 #693 Over here?
00:39:20 #694 Good evening, everybody.
00:39:22 #695 How's the house, kid?
00:39:24 #696 You!
00:39:33 #697 That's all kept me alive.
00:39:36 #698 These last two years.
00:39:39 #699 You were down there for me.
00:39:43 #700 Going on.
00:39:49 #701 Oh, my poor mama.
00:39:51 #702 Get your guns to mom.
00:40:11 #703 There you are.
00:40:12 #704 No, mama.
00:40:13 #705 Are you all right, mom?
00:40:15 #706 Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:40:17 #707 Oh, mama.
00:40:18 #708 I'll take your shoes off here.
00:40:20 #709 Hey, mama.
00:40:21 #710 Hold her head.
00:40:23 #711 Hey, I'll take a swig of that.
00:40:24 #712 Give me all of that.
00:40:25 #713 Sure, that'll make it better.
00:40:26 #714 I know.
00:40:27 #715 That'll make it better.
00:40:28 #716 You better now, mama.
00:40:29 #717 Don't take it all the way out of the house.
00:40:30 #718 Come on.
00:40:32 #719 I'll take it.
00:40:33 #720 Joe, I'll take it.
00:40:34 #721 I'll take it.
00:40:35 #722 Come on, I'll take that, Joe. I'll take that.
00:40:37 #723 Come on, Mom.
00:40:38 #724 Oh, I think you're all right.
00:40:39 #725 Let me get the little lie down. Put her hand up.
00:40:41 #726 Yeah, I'll lie down right here.
00:40:43 #727 Come on, I'll grab it.
00:40:44 #728 Take it easy. You know what I mean?
00:40:46 #729 You're doing great.
00:40:47 #730 Put your feet down.
00:40:48 #731 Yeah, I'll put my feet up.
00:40:50 #732 There you are.
00:40:51 #733 There you are, Mom.
00:40:53 #734 Come on, get out.
00:40:55 #735 It's the homeroy, Gwen.
00:40:57 #736 Get out. What she needs is rest.
00:40:59 #737 I'll take care of her.
00:41:00 #738 I'll never forgive myself.
00:41:02 #739 Now, when you must stop blaming yourself.
00:41:04 #740 Well, how's mother?
00:41:06 #741 Oh, she's all right.
00:41:12 #742 Here's the funny thing.
00:41:14 #743 Well, what's so funny?
00:41:16 #744 I can't get a quiet moment in this house.
00:41:19 #745 Well, I suppose the bull felt the same way about the china shop.
00:41:23 #746 Oscar!
00:41:25 #747 Well, what about my platform?
00:41:27 #748 That's the only way to get it.
00:41:29 #749 That's what I came to talk about.
00:41:31 #750 What?
00:41:32 #751 It is not too easy.
00:41:33 #752 These fellows.
00:41:34 #753 Oscar, you don't need to say you can't get it.
00:41:36 #754 No, I don't see I can't get it exactly.
00:41:38 #755 Oscar, another 24 hours in the house with this cage,
00:41:40 #756 a ballooner thick, and you can order straight jackets for two.
00:41:42 #757 No, no, no, no.
00:41:43 #758 Did Oscar ever fail you?
00:41:45 #759 We'll get that passport all right.
00:41:47 #760 Oh, well, I won't take no for an answer.
00:41:51 #761 You've got to get that passport.
00:41:53 #762 Tony, you're being unreasonable.
00:41:54 #763 I won't take no for an answer. You've got to get that passport.
00:41:57 #764 Tony, you're being unreasonable.
00:41:59 #765 Certainly I'm being unreasonable.
00:42:00 #766 But you haven't done anything so terrible.
00:42:02 #767 You've hit a movie director and made love to a pole.
00:42:05 #768 The chances are both will recover.
00:42:08 #769 You don't know what you're talking about.
00:42:09 #770 You'll find out if it's terrible, Matt.
00:42:14 #771 Say, why if this woman...
00:42:17 #772 Tony, Tony, stop acting.
00:42:18 #773 Now, what can she do to you?
00:42:20 #774 Now, keep quiet and calm down.
00:42:26 #775 What can she do to me?
00:42:27 #776 She went to a gambler to take her man.
00:42:29 #777 What do you suppose I drew all the way from California for the ride?
00:42:32 #778 I've got to get out of here, I tell ya.
00:42:34 #779 V-dots can come by this time. Do you know what that means?
00:42:37 #780 You don't know that pole cat.
00:42:39 #781 Why, I've seen her pick up.
00:42:43 #782 She's a killer. She's just a shoot-as-look at you.
00:42:45 #783 She's a pole. She's cocoa about me.
00:42:48 #784 And she knows I'm sewer than her.
00:42:49 #785 If you don't want to do anything, you're helping me, why all right?
00:42:52 #786 You're fine, sister. I'm only your brother,
00:42:54 #787 so why should you bother about me?
00:42:55 #788 But I'm telling you now, they got me. I'll be over the front page
00:42:57 #789 so you and so well the whole royal family.
00:42:59 #790 Now if that's what you want, believe me,
00:43:02 #791 you're going to get it.
00:43:03 #792 Bye, Oscar, for all your couples.
00:43:07 #793 Poor Tony.
00:43:11 #794 He's gone completely Hollywood.
00:43:13 #795 I wonder what he's doing now.
00:43:16 #796 Probably cutting his throat.
00:43:17 #797 No, I suppose that is what the DR is.
00:43:20 #798 No, no, no, no.
00:43:21 #799 I'm going to see how Grandma is.
00:43:22 #800 What's the matter with your Grandma?
00:43:23 #801 She's ill.
00:43:25 #802 Oh, yes, she's patient.
00:43:26 #803 She's pregnant.
00:43:27 #804 Yes.
00:43:28 #805 She's pregnant and you didn't tell me anything.
00:43:29 #806 I don't want to have any trouble with him.
00:43:31 #807 He'll make you feel hot on his good side,
00:43:33 #808 because he's unparalleled.
00:43:34 #809 I don't like you to go up there.
00:43:35 #810 I'll get out of here.
00:43:36 #811 He must have quiet.
00:43:38 #812 I'll fight with him now.
00:43:39 #813 Remember, old Gil.
00:43:49 #814 Pupils really make allowance as far as we're even more upset than usual this afternoon.
00:43:54 #815 Nothing wrong?
00:43:55 #816 Can I help?
00:43:59 #817 Oh, it's just...
00:44:00 #818 Oh, perhaps I shouldn't have come.
00:44:01 #819 Oh, no, I'm glad you did.
00:44:04 #820 You're still staying on, to Gil.
00:44:06 #821 So strong and reliable and sure.
00:44:10 #822 Oh dear, I was going to be so ravishing on our first meeting.
00:44:16 #823 I was going to be so divinely cool, so beautifully serene.
00:44:20 #824 I had all plans.
00:44:23 #825 But you go out and come in again.
00:44:26 #826 Just go out and come in and out of my hand like that.
00:44:29 #827 And I'll say,
00:44:30 #828 Oh, Gil.
00:44:32 #829 So it's really you.
00:44:36 #830 After all these years.
00:44:39 #831 It seemed like centuries.
00:44:40 #832 You haven't changed a bit.
00:44:45 #833 Oh, come over here.
00:44:48 #834 Still the same.
00:44:54 #835 The same slim, fair-haired girl.
00:44:57 #836 I knew so well.
00:44:59 #837 Tell me, are you as famous as they say?
00:45:03 #838 No, probably.
00:45:05 #839 But you haven't exactly been hidden from the public age yourself.
00:45:08 #840 What was it you found lying in the streets and radio or something?
00:45:12 #841 No, not radio. Patent.
00:45:14 #842 Oh, only platinum.
00:45:16 #843 Anyway, she's got millions and millions out of you.
00:45:19 #844 Let me touch you.
00:45:20 #845 Oh, I've done pretty well.
00:45:22 #846 You're certainly the poverty he's in your line, aren't you?
00:45:26 #847 No.
00:45:27 #848 The zinus.
00:45:28 #849 It's illegal to get out of tabloid newspaper nowadays.
00:45:31 #850 It's out of story of one of the family.
00:45:34 #851 Tony's king at the moment.
00:45:36 #852 Yeah, they saw those crowds downstairs.
00:45:38 #853 Say, what are you going to do?
00:45:39 #854 Try and get away?
00:45:40 #855 Oh, it's really an awful mess.
00:45:41 #856 He wants to sail tonight on the Aquitania.
00:45:43 #857 Can we return to the passport?
00:45:45 #858 Passport? Hypertania? Tonight?
00:45:48 #859 But you...
00:45:50 #860 You mean you know somebody who might...
00:45:53 #861 Rolling green, 92097. How soon can you get down there?
00:46:00 #862 Oh, right away, I think.
00:46:01 #863 Tell him to get ready.
00:46:03 #864 John, let me talk to Mariah.
00:46:04 #865 You actually mean you can do it?
00:46:06 #866 Oh, if you only could.
00:46:08 #867 I don't know if there isn't anything in the world that I would...
00:46:11 #868 Hello.
00:46:12 #869 Julia, if I thought you needed me, I'd go to the end of the...
00:46:15 #870 Hello.
00:46:16 #871 Oh, Marans, this is Marshall.
00:46:18 #872 I'll get this.
00:46:19 #873 I want an emergency parcel to Equitanie tonight.
00:46:22 #874 That's right.
00:46:23 #875 Meet me on the Q and R dock in half an hour.
00:46:25 #876 Can he make it in half an hour?
00:46:27 #877 Yes, yes.
00:46:28 #878 Oh, 20 minutes.
00:46:29 #879 I'll give you the details when I see you.
00:46:30 #880 Tony! Tony!
00:46:31 #881 Oh, Gill, it's wonderful of you.
00:46:33 #882 You're one of those strong-filed men, aren't you?
00:46:36 #883 Tony! Tony!
00:46:45 #884 Get the things on.
00:46:50 #885 What, you mean the passport?
00:46:51 #886 Yes.
00:46:52 #887 Gill got it for you.
00:46:53 #888 Gill who? Who? Them, my, them, my.
00:46:55 #889 Give them 50 bucks. Yes, sir.
00:47:01 #890 Everything ready? Yes, sir. We'll be there. All right, go to it. Yes, sir.
00:47:04 #891 Ah, sit, you're a grand kid.
00:47:06 #892 I knew I could call on you all reliable.
00:47:09 #893 Watch your eyes, old fella.
00:47:11 #894 Who is he anyway?
00:47:18 #895 Is he always like this?
00:47:22 #896 Well, not the exception.
00:47:23 #897 Oh, sometimes families are just
00:47:28 #898 happens with blood of little figures unusual today.
00:47:48 #899 Julia, the reason I went away
00:47:51 #900 was so that you could go ahead and be an actress.
00:47:53 #901 all that stuff about cabinets and the stage being your real life and the only way
00:47:57 #902 you could be happy. Well you've got everything you went after. How about it. Are
00:48:03 #903 you happy. Of course you're not Julia. I stayed away all of these years but I
00:48:18 #904 thought at least you were living the life you wanted most. Now I come back and
00:48:23 #905 find this. Why you ought to have everything in the world. You ought to have
00:48:28 #906 everything done for you.
00:48:31 #907 Done for you by someone who loves you.
00:48:39 #908 Don't you know what you ought to be doing instead of this?
00:48:41 #909 The sort of life you ought to be living?
00:48:44 #910 Why, you ought to be in a country house somewhere.
00:48:48 #911 With garden and trees.
00:48:52 #912 Somehow you look garden and trees.
00:48:55 #913 Oh, dear.
00:48:57 #914 Junior, I've...
00:48:59 #915 I've got a little place in England.
00:49:00 #916 It's... I can't describe it.
00:49:05 #917 I'm not good at that sort of thing. Don't try.
00:49:08 #918 Let me imagine.
00:49:09 #919 Or you can go. You can go any place else you want.
00:49:13 #920 Cairo, St. Marie, any place you want.
00:49:17 #921 Well, my dear?
00:49:26 #922 Tired of deciding things.
00:49:35 #923 Julia, what fools we've been.
00:49:38 #924 Swift as we think.
00:49:44 #925 You've had too long to think.
00:49:47 #926 It's settled.
00:49:48 #927 Oh, please. I'm not sure what's happened.
00:49:57 #928 Think clearly.
00:50:00 #929 I'll tell you what's happened.
00:50:02 #930 Something that should have happened years ago.
00:50:04 #931 I think you'd better go now.
00:50:08 #932 Well, they can come back, can't they?
00:50:15 #933 Tonight after the theater.
00:50:21 #934 You're the best. You're the third mother!
00:50:40 #935 Now, go!
00:50:44 #936 Come on, go on, go on!
00:50:48 #937 Everything's on the shelf!
00:50:50 #938 I don't know if you're any hollable or you're making all the hollable!
00:50:52 #939 Don't put every cloud out at night!
00:50:56 #940 Mother, what are you doing up here?
00:50:58 #941 Hi there, fat all right again, eh?
00:51:00 #942 Go back to your room, Daddy Cammy. This minute, go back to bed.
00:51:02 #943 Julia, make her go to bed. I won't get us some minutes.
00:51:04 #944 Oh, what a joy!
00:51:06 #945 I've been about what's this all about.
00:51:08 #946 There you are, friend. You're the comeback kid.
00:51:09 #947 You want to be thankful. It's when!
00:51:11 #948 But I come along to bed.
00:51:12 #949 I come to bed now. It's Tony going.
00:51:14 #950 Well, how soon will Tony be gone?
00:51:15 #951 Oh, it's going to be gone 30 seconds.
00:51:17 #952 All aboard! Well, you're up!
00:51:18 #953 Hello there.
00:51:19 #954 Yes, you take my bus around. I don't mean much.
00:51:22 #955 I come around. I don't do anything.
00:51:25 #956 You don't want to. You do.
00:51:26 #957 You want me to be up at the store.
00:51:28 #958 Quinn, you've been crying.
00:51:29 #959 No, I haven't.
00:51:30 #960 Tony, are you ready? What?
00:51:32 #961 Oh, one more day of this is just about due for me.
00:51:34 #962 A mother you've got to go back to bed.
00:51:36 #963 The night in Joe's Tony is gone.
00:51:37 #964 For the very minute it's gone.
00:51:39 #965 The end of a perfect day.
00:51:44 #966 Oh!
00:51:45 #967 Now tell me, don't hire a captain to come back.
00:51:47 #968 Don't save it in the middle of what happens.
00:51:49 #969 Tell me, in our way.
00:52:04 #970 I've never gone away like this.
00:52:10 #971 Look at me.
00:52:17 #972 He didn't speak to me.
00:52:20 #973 Ah, Tony.
00:52:25 #974 Oh, oh, Mother darling, it's all right, though.
00:52:32 #975 I never said to you on radio,
00:52:33 #976 now don't you make yourself an earring there.
00:52:35 #977 Oh, oh!
00:52:37 #978 Good on me, isn't it?
00:52:47 #979 Going to the boat, of course. Like that.
00:52:49 #980 Well, sure. My double-hole make a dash for the tacky
00:52:51 #981 to throttle all swarm after and give a nice run
00:52:53 #982 of Fifth Avenue. Then I get out, get into my cab,
00:52:56 #983 ten minutes I'm on the dock.
00:52:57 #984 Wallah.
00:52:58 #985 Good-bye, everybody. Good-bye, Mom.
00:53:01 #986 The open sea, the salt-spaced, the arctic wind.
00:53:03 #987 I'm on my way.
00:53:06 #988 Remember, the guarantee cut.
00:53:08 #989 You must be something.
00:53:20 #990 Please, you got to get to your football.
00:53:21 #991 Yes, I know. Now, Mother, you promised me you'd go to bed.
00:53:24 #992 I won't.
00:53:26 #993 What? She's not in bed?
00:53:28 #994 Julia, what are you thinking of?
00:53:29 #995 What is it? I'm trying to...
00:53:30 #996 You should be in a theater anyway.
00:53:32 #997 You've got to see Frosk more than before you go on.
00:53:34 #998 What? The mother has never done it yet.
00:53:36 #999 She don't need anything. She's got to watch her way.
00:53:42 #1000 What's the matter? What's going on?
00:53:44 #1001 They're going to take her out of there and they take her away.
00:53:53 #1002 Will you marry him?
00:53:56 #1003 Will you force her life?
00:53:57 #1004 For when?
00:53:59 #1005 If you don't, I'm going to let you throw away your whole life and for what?
00:54:02 #1006 This? So the kids from now you can be standing here as I am?
00:54:08 #1007 You're not going to. You're going to marry Terry Stewart.
00:54:11 #1008 Oh, yes, you are.
00:54:13 #1009 You're going to do what I didn't do.
00:54:15 #1010 He told me I had to be a Cavendish. Oh, yes, you did.
00:54:18 #1011 Well, you're going to marry him now, tonight, tomorrow,
00:54:20 #1012 and I'm going to be there with you and stand up beside you
00:54:22 #1013 and cry for happiness as wish it was me.
00:54:25 #1014 And you don't believe it, but I'll show you.
00:54:37 #1015 I'm going to marry Gil Marshall and go to Egypt,
00:54:39 #1016 and Cairo, and come to the Nobl.
00:54:40 #1017 And when you think of that,
00:54:41 #1018 and as far as the stages, because they're not real,
00:54:43 #1019 I'm never going to act again.
00:54:45 #1020 I'm never going to put my phone on the stage to get as long as I live.
00:54:47 #1021 I live.
00:55:59 #1022 You should do the lot you care about me.
00:56:02 #1023 The only man in your mind is this Mr. Who's Is.
00:56:05 #1024 All the way from South America, he's
00:56:07 #1025 got to come to ruin my business.
00:56:09 #1026 He's both getting to life, huh?
00:56:11 #1027 Couldn't think or anything.
00:56:13 #1028 So ask with your own thought.
00:56:14 #1029 Why didn't you marry me?
00:56:15 #1030 Marry you, oi-vee.
00:56:17 #1031 Was bad enough to manage you.
00:56:19 #1032 My sympathy, Oscar.
00:56:21 #1033 Julia, what do you want with being a millionaire's
00:56:23 #1034 bride, with Gwen being a society woman?
00:56:25 #1035 All I need is Spanish with Mary, John D. Rockefeller
00:56:28 #1036 my season is over. That's what I came to talk to you about.
00:56:33 #1037 What? Is Fanny marrying Rockefeller?
00:56:36 #1038 The doctor called up this morning. She can't go on with this tour.
00:56:40 #1039 Fanny?
00:56:41 #1040 He says you've got to cancel it somewhere or other without her knowing it.
00:56:52 #1041 I knew it would be a blow to you, dear Oscar.
00:56:55 #1042 I don't think so. Don't suspect anything.
00:57:05 #1043 But, Junior, do you realize what that means?
00:57:09 #1044 There won't be a Cavendish left on the stage?
00:57:12 #1045 Yes, I know, but...
00:57:14 #1046 Oh, Julia, listen, I've got to play here for you.
00:57:17 #1047 Oh, no, Oscar. I've got to play.
00:57:19 #1048 I'm so crazy to produce it, Julia.
00:57:21 #1049 I don't care how much I lose.
00:57:23 #1050 You know, Oscar, I'm through with it.
00:57:25 #1051 I'm through with it forever.
00:57:27 #1052 I know. That's how you talk now.
00:57:29 #1053 You just closed a big round. You're tired.
00:57:31 #1054 What do you do when you're rested?
00:57:33 #1055 What do I do? I'm going on my honeymoon.
00:57:38 #1056 What are you going to talk about?
00:57:40 #1057 The loan with this fellow.
00:57:42 #1058 in the mining. Don't give so much. Lots of things.
00:57:47 #1059 The theatre. He don't care about. Imagine.
00:57:51 #1060 Well, there are lots of other things in the world besides the theatre.
00:57:55 #1061 Yes, but not for you. Oh, then travel. Going places.
00:58:01 #1062 Music places. Tagging places. Well, you might just well see the world.
00:58:05 #1063 With him you need it. Oh, Oscar, you just don't like Gil.
00:58:09 #1064 No, no. Not for you.
00:58:13 #1065 He's the kind that'll tell you you've got too much makeup on.
00:58:17 #1066 He'll organize you.
00:58:19 #1067 Well, that might be rather pleasant after years of practically checking my own trunk.
00:58:23 #1068 No, no, not for you.
00:58:26 #1069 You were independent too long.
00:58:29 #1070 You got to be headman.
00:58:31 #1071 Stand! I would have fun!
00:58:36 #1072 Fun!
00:58:37 #1073 It's work that's fun.
00:58:40 #1074 You had more fun than the last twenty years than any other woman in America.
00:58:44 #1075 You're the famous actress we have in this country.
00:58:46 #1076 And you stand here and you tell me you want to have fun.
00:58:52 #1077 Oscar, I want peace and quiet.
00:58:55 #1078 I want to relax.
00:58:56 #1079 All right, go ahead.
00:58:58 #1080 Relax when you could be making history.
00:59:00 #1081 Go on, get married.
00:59:03 #1082 But wait till eight o'clock comes
00:59:05 #1083 and you don't have to go to the theater anymore.
00:59:10 #1084 How bored you'll be with your bargain.
00:59:18 #1085 Don't be ridiculous.
01:00:12 #1086 With any messages.
01:00:15 #1087 Nobody called up.
01:00:17 #1088 All day.
01:00:19 #1089 What kind of. All about it.
01:00:55 #1090 What's that you got. I'm making a map out of your old stocking.
01:01:00 #1091 I'm starting.
01:01:03 #1092 I was one of what happened.
01:01:05 #1093 Well isn't it pretty.
01:01:11 #1094 What's the matter with this place?
01:01:13 #1095 Don't tell me where it is.
01:01:16 #1096 Flowers, that's what it is.
01:01:17 #1097 We haven't got any flowers here anymore.
01:01:20 #1098 No.
01:01:22 #1099 Well, I don't come in like they used to, do I?
01:01:25 #1100 They certainly don't.
01:01:27 #1101 Well, I'd love to buy some.
01:01:30 #1102 Those women who aren't actresses do what they're eating.
01:01:36 #1103 Oh, oh, oh.
01:01:39 #1104 You go to the theater, I suppose.
01:01:43 #1105 Hey, that looks nice, don't you think?
01:01:45 #1106 Let me tell you something.
01:01:48 #1107 What do you do now?
01:01:49 #1108 Well, now put this through your fingers.
01:01:51 #1109 And this.
01:01:52 #1110 There. Now, now put your needle through the next hole.
01:01:57 #1111 That one? That's it.
01:01:59 #1112 Now, when you catch yourself, you pull it through.
01:02:01 #1113 All the way through, all the way.
01:02:05 #1114 That's the way.
01:02:06 #1115 Ah, that's fun.
01:02:07 #1116 Now the next hole.
01:02:09 #1117 Ah. Yeah.
01:02:10 #1118 This is just a simple crochet stitch.
01:02:13 #1119 Crochet?
01:02:15 #1120 Is that what this... am I crocheting?
01:02:18 #1121 Take it away, take it away please.
01:02:19 #1122 I never thought I'd come to that.
01:02:21 #1123 Oh, please, please, please.
01:02:40 #1124 We'll be looking at that chocolate door in my hand.
01:02:41 #1125 Put your clothes down.
01:02:42 #1126 I couldn't wait to get here, you know.
01:02:44 #1127 You look just as marvelous as you look.
01:02:45 #1128 I never thought you'd be better than your life.
01:02:47 #1129 Oh, come on, and tell me all about yourself.
01:02:49 #1130 What have you been doing and everything about yourself?
01:02:51 #1131 How about the... it's the me and my...
01:02:52 #1132 the real platinum eyes for that woman.
01:02:54 #1133 Well, you have... Don't be got everything.
01:02:56 #1134 Come on, get out.
01:02:57 #1135 Well, the best was about as you were.
01:02:58 #1136 Pretty hot when we started,
01:02:59 #1137 but cool door when we came up north.
01:03:01 #1138 All right. You know the tip usually takes about 18 and a half days but this time going to the perfect weather we did in exactly 18 days.
01:03:08 #1139 Eighteen days. Oh.
01:03:12 #1140 As far as that. Julia you love it down there.
01:03:18 #1141 Sixty miles from the nearest town you won't see a theater electric sign restates off one year then to the other.
01:03:26 #1142 Up at six bad at 10. These quiet.
01:03:29 #1143 No traffic, no motorhorns.
01:03:32 #1144 Nothing with a vast solitude of those tremendous planes.
01:03:38 #1145 Sounds rather...
01:03:39 #1146 Rethlal.
01:03:40 #1147 Her nearest neighbor is 30 miles away.
01:03:43 #1148 Senior at Somaco, he's a Spaniard of the highest type.
01:03:46 #1149 Yet you see a lot of the Somacos.
01:03:49 #1150 He married a Kansas City girl, daughter of Julius Krantz.
01:03:53 #1151 Big leaf package, you know.
01:03:56 #1152 Oh, Julius Krantz, yes.
01:03:58 #1153 He's a very fine woman.
01:04:00 #1154 And most entertaining.
01:04:05 #1155 They're staying at the ritz. I told them that I'd take you over there a little later on tonight.
01:04:09 #1156 Good night, Gil.
01:04:11 #1157 You and she'll have lots in common.
01:04:14 #1158 Really?
01:04:15 #1159 Yes, she plays the harp.
01:04:18 #1160 Oh.
01:04:19 #1161 Yes, I tell you, Julia, they're fine, solid, substantial people. None of you are.
01:04:25 #1162 Oh, I wonder who that is.
01:04:27 #1163 Oh, no, and I hope my first evening together.
01:04:29 #1164 Hello, dear.
01:04:35 #1165 I should say father. How do you like being a lady of
01:04:38 #1166 leadership for your vote. To be all together like this.
01:04:46 #1167 Well well. Giving up the space that we seem to agree with people.
01:04:53 #1168 Well as a matter of fact I. Can you tell no you tell
01:05:00 #1169 him yourself. Well it's a more marvelous place only a bit but
01:05:04 #1170 a sort of what I've always wanted to do.
01:05:06 #1171 You know what Slade do with a hair back like this
01:05:08 #1172 and she stands like this.
01:05:09 #1173 Anyway, Clare's going on a business trip.
01:05:11 #1174 What is she talking about?
01:05:13 #1175 She'll carry you.
01:05:14 #1176 Oh, is the boyfriend of the love stage tonight, Mrs. Stewart?
01:05:18 #1177 No.
01:05:20 #1178 Only a sort of a shock to him having the leopard sure spot.
01:05:23 #1179 But, Parry Darling, you'll be gone five whole weeks.
01:05:26 #1180 Four?
01:05:26 #1181 And the house runs itself,
01:05:28 #1182 and I'll have nothing to do,
01:05:30 #1183 and I just can't give up this place.
01:05:33 #1184 Because if I'm any good at all, it'll put me where I can.
01:05:38 #1185 Well, anyway, Oscar says it can't possibly last more than two months at the most.
01:05:42 #1186 Oh, light begins to dawn, so it's Oscar's play.
01:05:46 #1187 Oh, I'll grant you the wily one.
01:05:49 #1188 Well, Vaseline Matour, last season you and Gwen were to be in a play for me.
01:05:54 #1189 Then Gwen got married and now you're doing the walking out.
01:05:57 #1190 But you still can't have your pie if you want to.
01:06:00 #1191 Oh, no. Juliet's through and all that sort of thing.
01:06:02 #1192 Oh mother, you're pleased aren't you?
01:06:08 #1193 Of course darling, of course I am.
01:06:11 #1194 You must let Julia...
01:06:12 #1195 Where's your mother?
01:06:13 #1196 Mother's on the road this season. She's playing in Zooklin here.
01:06:17 #1197 On the road? Well I wonder you allow it.
01:06:19 #1198 She wouldn't be happy doing anything else.
01:06:21 #1199 Oh it's a dog's life.
01:06:24 #1200 Oh by the way, here's something to interest you.
01:06:27 #1201 There was a theatrical troupe on board.
01:06:29 #1202 Americans.
01:06:30 #1203 They'd been stranded in Buenos Aires.
01:06:33 #1204 For devil they didn't even have enough money to get home, but we we got together and thought through
01:06:42 #1205 Yes, I suppose I was a little bit sentimental on account of you people
01:06:46 #1206 I'm sure they must appreciate it. Oh, they certainly did it seems the manager skipped off with the money
01:06:54 #1207 You know how those fellows are
01:06:56 #1208 Dear me. Yes. Oh
01:06:58 #1209 Oscar knows that.
01:07:00 #1210 You know, they said they'd be downhearted, but not a bit of it.
01:07:03 #1211 They were absolutely carefully assumed they'd go on the boat.
01:07:06 #1212 And they turned out to be quite a decent plot.
01:07:08 #1213 My son, they were married.
01:07:10 #1214 Oh, yes, oh, even actors married.
01:07:12 #1215 No, he's just totally...
01:07:16 #1216 Oh, great.
01:07:17 #1217 Oh, come on.
01:07:18 #1218 He beat them.
01:07:46 #1219 What a fascinating fact. Conga.
01:07:53 #1220 Something I said around the mark.
01:07:54 #1221 My look ahead.
01:07:55 #1222 One down a mulligiva.
01:07:57 #1223 Yay left.
01:07:58 #1224 Hey, touch. Show them what I call, will ya?
01:08:01 #1225 You think it's good to stay in the house?
01:08:02 #1226 Well, Ganga, I saved my life over in India another minute,
01:08:04 #1227 and the tiger'd have had me.
01:08:05 #1228 Well, what do you mean by birthing it on a tiger's mind?
01:08:07 #1229 So let us know!
01:08:08 #1230 It's a pleasure, that's all.
01:08:09 #1231 That's why I came my way in Canada.
01:08:10 #1232 I landed in Canada.
01:08:11 #1233 Canada!
01:08:14 #1234 Hello, George.
01:08:15 #1235 How are you?
01:08:16 #1236 Glad to see you.
01:08:17 #1237 Why?
01:08:18 #1238 Well, what Canada?
01:08:19 #1239 Because Albanian's lessons, you're going to declare war on each other.
01:08:20 #1240 I knew if I got out, she'd marry him, and everything would be all right.
01:08:23 #1241 What's he talking about?
01:08:24 #1242 Well, he's making it up.
01:08:25 #1243 Oh, he hasn't been in the papers.
01:08:27 #1244 Natalia broke off for engagement with Rupert of Sleshingen.
01:08:31 #1245 Just a moment. Who's Natalia?
01:08:34 #1246 Natalia is the princess of Albania.
01:08:37 #1247 She's a nice kid, but I didn't mean anything serious.
01:08:40 #1248 That's the trouble with these princesses.
01:08:42 #1249 She's sheltered lies.
01:08:45 #1250 You dance with them a couple of times,
01:08:46 #1251 and they want to elope with you.
01:08:48 #1252 Of course, when she broke off with Rupert,
01:08:49 #1253 the prime minister sent for me, I forgot...
01:08:51 #1254 Oh, I'm beginning to understand.
01:08:54 #1255 You started a European war.
01:08:56 #1256 Oh, no, no, no. I don't make their fight.
01:08:58 #1257 No, she'll get over it.
01:08:59 #1258 Say, how about a little food?
01:09:02 #1259 Oh, that's a good idea. Stop that bell.
01:09:04 #1260 Anyway, that is when I came back.
01:09:06 #1261 I was cruising around the bay of St. Petersburg
01:09:08 #1262 when I had to pass a little theater stuck away in the courtyard.
01:09:10 #1263 There was a poster of this thing on the outside,
01:09:12 #1264 and I started to read it.
01:09:14 #1265 I don't know, I got a hunch about it, and I went in.
01:09:17 #1266 Well, say.
01:09:19 #1267 Good, huh?
01:09:20 #1268 Good! It's the greatest showing of a star in my life!
01:09:23 #1269 And I bought it.
01:09:24 #1270 You're to wire them $3,000 tomorrow, American money.
01:09:27 #1271 American money you bought it. I'm going to act in it of course.
01:09:33 #1272 Well what's wonderful about that. I'll show you I'll show you.
01:09:40 #1273 Now here's the scene plan you can't make anything out of this but I'll show you
01:09:46 #1274 how it works. You don't enter or exit the ordinary since you just slide they are
01:09:51 #1275 all let down by wire wire is a swing of the fellow that doesn't get it for
01:09:55 #1276 painted six times the first night is the big kick you see that when my finger is yeah
01:10:01 #1277 so in that way we cut our over it's 14% yes but I should think that would increase your depreciation
01:10:07 #1278 now out in that way the whole thing around the audience becomes the actors and the actors become
01:10:12 #1279 the audience I tell you to knock off of course the great thing about this play is it takes two
01:10:16 #1280 nights to do it who knows tell me a cook oh no wait a minute you don't understand what this thing is
01:10:21 #1281 It's a modern version of the passion play.
01:10:23 #1282 And you play what?
01:10:26 #1283 A lead, of course.
01:10:29 #1284 Pure blank first.
01:10:30 #1285 The incidental music.
01:10:31 #1286 Yadadadi...
01:10:34 #1287 Well, I'll play it for you.
01:10:35 #1288 Is there a good woman for this?
01:10:42 #1289 Julia, I found a good woman for you.
01:10:44 #1290 I got a good woman for you.
01:10:45 #1291 Here's the sake of picture mode it runs right through.
01:10:48 #1292 There you are.
01:10:49 #1293 There's no more.
01:11:03 #1294 Please, I don't like to be late.
01:11:08 #1295 So, we can't keep our friends waiting.
01:11:11 #1296 Now, and then when he comes down from the mountains,
01:11:15 #1297 there's a stunning party.
01:11:19 #1298 Oh.
01:12:00 #1299 Miss Cavendish?
01:12:01 #1300 Yes.
01:12:03 #1301 Yes, yes.
01:12:04 #1302 Right away.
01:12:07 #1303 What is it, Oscar?
01:12:08 #1304 Your mother.
01:12:11 #1305 Got to go to the theater.
01:12:12 #1306 Don't be grumpy.
01:12:13 #1307 Rise my light, I should say.
01:12:36 #1308 She was giving one of the best performances
01:12:39 #1309 I ever saw her give.
01:12:40 #1310 Mr. Fragger said, what shall we do?
01:12:42 #1311 Will Missy's cabin be able to finish? I don't know.
01:12:45 #1312 Can I call the actor, usual? Yes, yes.
01:12:47 #1313 OK.
01:12:48 #1314 There, there.
01:12:50 #1315 All right, now, Mom.
01:12:51 #1316 The information is almost over.
01:13:00 #1317 Help me.
01:13:01 #1318 Help me to get up, Doctor.
01:13:03 #1319 I invite you to lie quiet.
01:13:04 #1320 Guides, advise.
01:13:06 #1321 The land realizes the moment is going on. That's it, Mom.
01:13:11 #1322 Take it easy.
01:13:12 #1323 It's all right. That's it, Mom.
01:13:14 #1324 You go on again tomorrow. I'll do it.
01:13:15 #1325 Good night.
01:13:17 #1326 Better go out and tell them.
01:13:19 #1327 Money responded to the boycott, bringing down the curtain.
01:13:22 #1328 Down the curtain?
01:13:27 #1329 Are you mad, Wolf?
01:13:28 #1330 Bring down the curtain?
01:13:31 #1331 Cavendish and then,
01:13:33 #1332 bring down the curtain?
01:13:35 #1333 We always finish the play.
01:13:38 #1334 Oh, don't.
01:13:39 #1335 Julie, don't hold me.
01:13:40 #1336 No, Mom. You...
01:13:41 #1337 Come on, no.
01:13:45 #1338 Fan me, fan him.
01:13:46 #1339 Don't try. Don't try.
01:13:48 #1340 He is.
01:13:49 #1341 Fix that curtain for me.
01:13:51 #1342 You win. It's all right, mother dear.
01:13:53 #1343 I know this part perfectly.
01:13:54 #1344 We'll finish the plate.
01:13:55 #1345 Well, she can play it, mom.
01:13:57 #1346 And this plate.
01:13:58 #1347 Everybody own this plate for the last time.
01:14:00 #1348 Oh, it's fine. Go, go, go.
01:14:02 #1349 Please. Please, please.
01:14:20 #1350 Please.
01:14:21 #1351 I'm ready.
01:14:55 #1352 Oh, God.
01:15:07 #1353 The greatest truth for all the Lord.
01:15:10 #1354 Hey.
01:15:11 #1355 My girl.
01:15:13 #1356 Go on, darling.
01:15:28 #1357 I'm going back to South America alone.
01:15:48 #1358 Well, I want you to know that I understand.
01:15:50 #1359 This is your life up here, and that's mine down there.
01:15:54 #1360 And we couldn't ever make a go of it.
01:15:56 #1361 I think you're right to stay.
01:15:59 #1362 And I am proud of you, Julian.
01:16:02 #1363 I'm proud of your family.
01:16:04 #1364 God bless you.
01:16:15 #1365 Okay.