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00:01:07 #1 while you're attending to them.

00:01:09 #2 But you can get rid of them easy.

00:01:11 #3 Just like that.

00:01:13 #4 Oh, thank you, Bob.

00:01:18 #5 Always come to the rescue of a friend.

00:01:21 #6 Ha ha.

00:01:23 #7 Of course, the trouble is...

00:01:26 #8 Tell him my retaining fee is 25,000 cash.

00:01:32 #9 Yes, sir.

00:01:34 #10 You're not paying a damn bit of attention to me.

00:01:36 #11 I was talking about blondes.

00:01:39 #12 Oh, that's right. You were talking about blondes.

00:01:41 #13 Now, they funny as me?

00:01:42 #14 Well, now you take a blond.

00:01:45 #15 Now, your trigger.

00:01:46 #16 But I'll take it.

00:01:49 #17 Well, how are you going to do with it?

00:01:51 #18 We should stop killing with me.

00:01:53 #19 This is serious...this is serious proposition, Leigh Bob.

00:01:57 #20 I was saying that blondes are easy to get rid of.

00:02:00 #21 All you've got to do is to break the news to them gently

00:02:05 #22 and buy them something.

00:02:07 #23 Oh, nothing cheap, mind you.

00:02:10 #24 And then they look sad and soak up a couple of handkerchiefs with the weeps.

00:02:15 #25 And two hours later, they're on the trail of a new papa,

00:02:18 #26 and that's all there is to it.

00:02:21 #27 But Brunettes...

00:02:25 #28 I've judged my secretary phone to remind you you're watching the judge.

00:02:29 #29 All right, thank you.

00:02:32 #30 How many of you are talking about Brunettes?

00:02:34 #31 Oh, you want to hear about the Brunette baby?

00:02:36 #32 Yes, go ahead. I'm learning something every day.

00:02:39 #33 Well, Brunettes are different.

00:02:41 #34 And how?

00:02:43 #35 I know because I've got one.

00:02:45 #36 They're not so strong on the Google Conversation,

00:02:49 #37 or the diamond bracelets to keep the old arm from slipping off of the elbow.

00:02:54 #38 But when you see them soak a couple of handkerchiefs with dear water,

00:02:59 #39 and you think you're the end of the chapter,

00:03:03 #40 you ain't at the end of the chapter.

00:03:05 #41 Oh, you're not at the end of the chapter.

00:03:07 #42 Oh, no, no, no, you know you're just beginning.

00:03:10 #43 In fact, the book hasn't even started yet.

00:03:14 #44 I've been listening to you for the last 20 minutes.

00:03:16 #45 And aside from you being my best two-fisted drinking partner, this is my busy day.

00:03:20 #46 Now, what's it all about?

00:03:22 #47 Bob, I want you to get me a nice, quiet little divorce...

00:03:28 #48 with special attention to the alimony.

00:03:31 #49 Because the alimony she's been asking lately would keep me in blond for 20 years.

00:03:37 #50 Now, I've never handled divorce cases, and I never will.

00:03:40 #51 Oh, well, couldn't you stretch your point for a...sufferer?

00:03:44 #52 Why not?

00:03:46 #53 I don't know too many other things.

00:03:48 #54 Little scraps about things that mean nothing.

00:03:51 #55 Usually they're children.

00:03:54 #56 Well, I know it has to be done, but...

00:03:57 #57 I prefer the more impersonal kind of things.

00:04:00 #58 I have no children.

00:04:02 #59 How do you know?

00:04:03 #60 Oh, well, none to speak of.

00:04:07 #61 No?

00:04:08 #62 I'll stick to corporation law.

00:04:10 #63 Sorry.

00:04:12 #64 So that's the end of that?

00:04:13 #65 That's the end of that.

00:04:14 #66 Well?

00:04:15 #67 Anything else I can do for you?

00:04:17 #68 Well, what do you say to a little lunch?

00:04:19 #69 I know two of the most beautiful girls in New York.

00:04:23 #70 One's the blonde and the other's the brunette.

00:04:25 #71 Can I get the brunette, I suppose?

00:04:27 #72 Oh no, I'll get another blonde. What the hell?

00:04:29 #73 I'll see you at the club for dinner. I'll be in the...

00:04:34 #74 He just came in, Mr. Brown.

00:04:37 #75 I'll be in the bar.

00:04:38 #76 You wouldn't fool me would you?

00:04:39 #77 No, I'd never fool a friend.

00:04:41 #78 Hey, you?

00:04:42 #79 Right.

00:04:43 #80 Ha.

00:04:45 #81 Bob, can you give me the address of a good lawyer?

00:05:01 #82 Get out of here.

00:05:07 #83 By the way, don't forget the Friday is your daughter's birthday.

00:05:14 #84 Fine, Joe, so it is.

00:05:16 #85 Meredith is staring me right in the face.

00:05:38 #86 Maybe if I can look around, I can tell better, eh?

00:05:41 #87 Come with me.

00:05:42 #88 What do you think, Helen?

00:05:44 #89 It's all right with me, dear. You're the one that has to wear.

00:05:46 #90 Oh, I had plenty of money.

00:05:51 #91 What's this for?

00:05:53 #92 A bag?

00:05:54 #93 A socket?

00:05:56 #94 A very big one.

00:05:58 #95 Newles?

00:06:00 #96 Miss Romer?

00:06:01 #97 Yes?

00:06:02 #98 I'll have Miss Romer take care of you.

00:06:04 #99 Get something for his daughter's birthday.

00:06:08 #100 I want you to take care of him.

00:06:11 #101 Certainly.

00:06:17 #102 Thank you.

00:06:18 #103 How old is your daughter?

00:06:19 #104 Fourteen.

00:06:20 #105 Is she here with you?

00:06:21 #106 No, she's in school.

00:06:22 #107 Three hundred miles from here.

00:06:23 #108 Oh, North, South, East, West.

00:06:24 #109 North.

00:06:25 #110 And how tall is she?

00:06:26 #111 Fourteen.

00:06:27 #112 Is she here with you?

00:06:28 #113 No, she's in school.

00:06:29 #114 Three hundred miles from here.

00:06:30 #115 Oh, North, South, East, West.

00:06:31 #116 How tall is she?

00:06:33 #117 Well, not quite as tall as you.

00:06:40 #118 I think the workers are down this... Roseter.

00:06:43 #119 Mr. Roseter, I'm sure we can find something very nice.

00:06:46 #120 Please smoke if you like. Thank you.

00:06:49 #121 We found her.

00:06:50 #122 We wish I had more to screw you.

00:06:51 #123 I mean, I was not on set.

00:06:52 #124 She would play difficult.

00:06:54 #125 300 miles north, why?

00:06:55 #126 That's cold weather until May, isn't it?

00:06:57 #127 Well, I hadn't thought of it.

00:06:59 #128 In fact, I almost forgot the birthday that isn't in Thailand.

00:07:03 #129 What did you send her last year?

00:07:06 #130 The usual thing, you know.

00:07:11 #131 Fourteen nowadays.

00:07:12 #132 Oh, they're women of the world, aren't they?

00:07:14 #133 They're just about, yeah.

00:07:15 #134 What does her mother suggest?

00:07:18 #135 Her mother's been dead for six years.

00:07:20 #136 Oh, I see.

00:07:22 #137 Oh, lefty.

00:07:23 #138 What do you think of this?

00:07:25 #139 Very practical and they're awfully nice and warm.

00:07:30 #140 It looks like a lot of coat, doesn't it?

00:07:32 #141 It is, but they're very popular.

00:07:35 #142 I'm pretty sure she'd like it.

00:07:38 #143 I'll take your judgment. All right.

00:07:40 #144 Would you mind sending it for me?

00:07:41 #145 Right, certainly.

00:07:43 #146 I'll wrap it up with nice birthday ribbon and all.

00:07:45 #147 And it'll go to day.

00:07:47 #148 That's fine.

00:07:48 #149 Would you like to leave a message, a card, or anything?

00:07:53 #150 Old girls get a big kick out of little things like that.

00:07:56 #151 Why don't you sit down over there

00:07:57 #152 and write her a little note?

00:07:59 #153 That's fine, yes.

00:08:01 #154 Say, you've been a great help.

00:08:02 #155 Does it, too?

00:08:36 #156 Well, sorry, but it wasn't my fault.

00:08:44 #157 Oh, it's quite all right, Mr. Locker.

00:08:46 #158 Oh.

00:08:48 #159 How did a little girl like the coat?

00:08:50 #160 Of course, yes, I...

00:08:51 #161 Yes, you're Miss...

00:08:53 #162 Rona.

00:08:54 #163 Oh, pardon me.

00:08:57 #164 Did she like it?

00:08:58 #165 Well, I never made such a hit in my life.

00:09:00 #166 It was super-lavish, you wrote back about it.

00:09:03 #167 I've been carrying it around my part of the show with my friends.

00:09:05 #168 Oh, that's just sad.

00:09:06 #169 This won't fit me. I might have had to send you again.

00:09:09 #170 Well, uh, you're not five-ten.

00:09:11 #171 It's not too long.

00:09:12 #172 I remember you are here.

00:09:13 #173 I came here on business.

00:09:15 #174 Well, why not have lunch with me?

00:09:18 #175 I want you to see the letter.

00:09:20 #176 Why not?

00:09:21 #177 If you say why not, I really don't know why not.

00:09:24 #178 Well, then, why not?

00:09:28 #179 It's been a great bit of luck on the Indian.

00:09:31 #180 You know, I seriously thought of dropping in on you.

00:09:35 #181 I'll see the letter.

00:09:36 #182 You've had what I thought, don't you?

00:09:38 #183 After all, you know, you did it.

00:09:39 #184 No reason why you shouldn't get some of the letters.

00:09:43 #185 Well, have any of these girls read the letter?

00:09:45 #186 All right.

00:09:48 #187 Yeah.

00:10:01 #188 It comes from this combination salad.

00:10:38 #189 I have a verynot very Ohhh

00:10:45 #190 out of my body.

00:10:48 #191 This will explain me the reason I stay at the point in the middle of the night

00:10:55 #192 And come in and get something to eat.

00:10:57 #193 Oh, Daddy, I have a sad news for you.

00:11:00 #194 Oh, my goodness.

00:11:02 #195 What has Papa's little rustle of spring got to tell Papa?

00:11:06 #196 You lost $4,000 on the market today.

00:11:10 #197 Can you get me out of a nice warm bed to tell me that?

00:11:13 #198 How's this thing happening?

00:11:15 #199 Well, pushed my account over to your broker.

00:11:22 #200 I thought it was being kind of clubby.

00:11:25 #201 You know, your account and mine right next to each other.

00:11:29 #202 Oh, that would be cozy and comfy, wouldn't it?

00:11:33 #203 In other words, you mean that you're $4,000 short as my broker.

00:11:37 #204 Yes.

00:11:39 #205 And if four grand are there by the time the market closes,

00:11:43 #206 they'll send your baby right out.

00:11:46 #207 You wouldn't want that to happen, would you, Daddy?

00:11:49 #208 Oh, no.

00:11:50 #209 Mama knows Daddy wouldn't want that to happen.

00:11:54 #210 Tell me something.

00:11:55 #211 Did you look me up in Bradstreet?

00:11:58 #212 You bet your life I did.

00:12:02 #213 And you found there was gold in them, their hills.

00:12:06 #214 Oh, Daddy.

00:12:08 #215 Well, do me a favor.

00:12:12 #216 Don't try to get it all in one black roof.

00:12:15 #217 This blows zero, and there's lots of snow.

00:12:22 #218 But I don't care any more than a woolly bear.

00:12:24 #219 You're the grandest man in the whole wide world.

00:12:28 #220 You may gather from this that the coat and the scarf

00:12:30 #221 made of weather to hit.

00:12:31 #222 Love, Joe.

00:12:33 #223 Well, what do you think of it?

00:12:35 #224 Oh, I think it's adorable.

00:12:36 #225 Stick it in that one sentence.

00:12:38 #226 What is it?

00:12:39 #227 No other man in the world would ever have thought of it.

00:12:41 #228 Well, you see what you did for me?

00:12:43 #229 I was a great success.

00:12:45 #230 Certainly did like it.

00:12:46 #231 Yes, it's not only the coat that she's waiting about,

00:12:48 #232 but, uh, what's this about a scarf?

00:12:51 #233 I don't remember any scar.

00:12:53 #234 Well, I just took a chance on that and threw it in.

00:12:57 #235 Oh, it's quite all right.

00:12:58 #236 You paid for it.

00:12:59 #237 Oh, I did, eh?

00:13:01 #238 That's fine.

00:13:02 #239 Yes, I guess it was in pertinent.

00:13:03 #240 No, on the contrary. I think it was perfectly charming.

00:13:06 #241 You have to say that.

00:13:07 #242 No, no, I mean it. It never would have occurred to me.

00:13:11 #243 You see, that's the trouble with a man trying to bring up a couple of youngsters.

00:13:15 #244 Well, you just don't think of the little things.

00:13:17 #245 Oh, she's not your only child.

00:13:19 #246 Oh, no, no, she has a very big brother at X-AVIII.

00:13:23 #247 Sixteen.

00:13:23 #248 Really?

00:13:49 #249 Well, now that that's settled,

00:13:52 #250 I hope...

00:13:55 #251 there's something else I want to know about you.

00:13:57 #252 Just a moment.

00:13:59 #253 I have a plan.

00:14:01 #254 But it's my own business.

00:14:03 #255 Oh, well, your secret is safe with me on that.

00:14:06 #256 It's the future I want to know about.

00:14:08 #257 Well, I'll get my horoscope read.

00:14:12 #258 Your what?

00:14:13 #259 My horoscope.

00:14:15 #260 Oh, what you said.

00:14:18 #261 No kidding.

00:14:19 #262 Still there?

00:14:20 #263 What do you think about marriage?

00:14:24 #264 Well, what do you think about marriage?

00:14:27 #265 Oh, no, you tell me first.

00:14:29 #266 No, you tell me.

00:14:32 #267 Well, I was sneaked up on once.

00:14:37 #268 So was I.

00:14:42 #269 You don't tell me.

00:14:44 #270 How did you happen to get married?

00:14:46 #271 Well, I had no alternative.

00:14:50 #272 Oh, how you must have suffered.

00:14:53 #273 Well, anyway, once was enough.

00:14:58 #274 Yeah? Can I depend upon that?

00:15:01 #275 I'll sign it.

00:15:03 #276 Boy, that's great.

00:15:05 #277 You see, we both have plenty of past and no future.

00:15:09 #278 Well, now we understand each other.

00:15:15 #279 You see, oh, great Scott.

00:15:24 #280 What's the matter?

00:15:25 #281 There's a friend of mine over there in serious trouble.

00:15:29 #282 Pardon me.

00:15:30 #283 Oh, wait a minute.

00:15:36 #284 Take this card over to that gentleman over there, will you?

00:15:56 #285 Quiet of mine.

00:16:12 #286 Oh, yes.

00:16:24 #287 I love you. That's much better, isn't it?

00:17:16 #288 Grand-girl.

00:17:20 #289 Once you ever get tired of looking at all this, how many minutes?

00:17:27 #290 Oh, I don't remember.

00:17:46 #291 Oh, I'm disappointed.

00:17:48 #292 Oh, you don't have to talk until you've had a cocktail.

00:17:51 #293 You must be all in, all right, too.

00:17:53 #294 Come on, sit down, Mary-Man.

00:17:55 #295 Royal family in?

00:18:02 #296 Yeah. They are out.

00:18:04 #297 What do you mean, yard? They are out.

00:18:08 #298 They are in. But they out on the roof.

00:18:11 #299 What's the out on the roof?

00:18:13 #300 Oh, would you kindly announce the, uh, Duke and Gin and Gin Jarrell?

00:18:18 #301 Hello? Hi.

00:18:30 #302 May Uncle Tom and little Eva stagger in?

00:18:34 #303 I'm right in.

00:18:35 #304 Come on.

00:18:36 #305 Hello, how are you?

00:18:38 #306 Hello, Hilda.

00:18:40 #307 You know, I had a gang in my apartment, and they drank up all my gin, so my camel is dry.

00:18:45 #308 Hi, Joyce.

00:18:46 #309 How are you?

00:18:47 #310 Right there with the same old smile.

00:18:49 #311 I suppose if Hilda was as nice as you are, I wouldn't know what they had to do with her, would I?

00:18:54 #312 Oh, yes.

00:18:55 #313 I don't know what to do with her anyway.

00:18:57 #314 Would you, would you?

00:18:59 #315 Oh, give him a drink. He's too intelligent.

00:19:02 #316 Hi, Brother Gladstone.

00:19:04 #317 Outside of being drunk as you, you will howl you.

00:19:07 #318 Oh, you should have seen him last night. He certainly was tipsy.

00:19:11 #319 No, not Charlie.

00:19:13 #320 She flirts me by four quarts.

00:19:15 #321 I was five.

00:19:17 #322 Sit down.

00:19:19 #323 What's the matter, Bob? I don't see the club anymore.

00:19:22 #324 I had a new one about a Scotchman I wanted to tell you.

00:19:25 #325 Well, I don't go around there very often now, Charlie.

00:19:28 #326 Oh.

00:19:30 #327 Home attraction too strong, right?

00:19:32 #328 More than right.

00:19:34 #329 Yeah, you see there? Look at that. Look at that.

00:19:39 #330 He's a regular homing pigeon.

00:19:42 #331 He's a good man.

00:19:44 #332 He's a regular homing pigeon.

00:19:47 #333 Well, you're not.

00:19:48 #334 You're a swallow.

00:19:51 #335 Oh, here.

00:19:52 #336 Now, now I ask you.

00:19:53 #337 You see, she's forcing a drink on me.

00:19:56 #338 What chance have I got?

00:19:58 #339 Well, I think I'm going to be a little bit of a spank.

00:20:07 #340 Oh, that's good.

00:20:09 #341 You know, it's a good thing I love you in my own way.

00:20:13 #342 Yeah, we're not very useful. We have a lot of fun.

00:20:15 #343 What? Sure. After all, you're right, Joyce.

00:20:19 #344 And after all, what the old story about the Scotchman,

00:20:24 #345 I want to tell you.

00:20:25 #346 Well, you're not going to tell it if I can help it.

00:20:28 #347 My good no, it's not one you mean

00:20:32 #348 Well, all right. Well, here's my first today

00:20:39 #349 Is the dangerous these long dry spell oh you have the champagne hump on his back you can go for hours

00:20:45 #350 Now just for that. I'm mad and I won't tell you about this catchment

00:20:50 #351 Well, thanks a lot for that all

00:20:52 #352 No, no, I'm not gonna

00:20:54 #353 Come on

00:20:58 #354 I'll see you at lunch tomorrow.

00:21:00 #355 Make it day after tomorrow.

00:21:02 #356 Day after tomorrow?

00:21:04 #357 You can make that, can't you?

00:21:06 #358 Well, I can if I start now.

00:21:08 #359 Come on, Starlight.

00:21:10 #360 Well, wherever we're going.

00:21:12 #361 Well, thank heaven you don't care, because you never know.

00:21:15 #362 Is it day after tomorrow, Charlie?

00:21:17 #363 Yep, day after tomorrow.

00:21:19 #364 That'll still be this week, won't it?

00:21:21 #365 I'll see you tomorrow.

00:21:25 #366 That'll still be this week, won't it?

00:21:28 #367 Oh, come on, argument.

00:21:31 #368 Argument, you hear that?

00:21:33 #369 All right, Joe, it's all right.

00:21:35 #370 We'll drop in tomorrow. You bet I will.

00:21:36 #371 Bye-bye. Bye, hello. Bye.

00:21:39 #372 Went down to the black sea to fill his fountain pen.

00:22:04 #373 Oh, thank God for those who told him not to.

00:22:06 #374 Leave it to the spin.

00:22:09 #375 Sweet lady, where would you like to die in the night?

00:22:13 #376 Anywhere with you?

00:22:15 #377 No, no answer yes or no.

00:22:17 #378 Where?

00:22:18 #379 But why not here?

00:22:18 #380 I have everything.

00:22:21 #381 Oh, I'd like that.

00:22:22 #382 You would know that.

00:22:24 #383 And after we die, then where?

00:22:26 #384 Thank you.

00:22:31 #385 Yes or no?

00:22:33 #386 Where?

00:22:34 #387 Ha!

00:22:34 #388 So where?

00:22:35 #389 Anywhere.

00:22:38 #390 Right here?

00:22:39 #391 Oh, I hope they're here.

00:23:01 #392 Oh, I'm sorry.

00:23:02 #393 I didn't have more time with the officer today.

00:23:04 #394 I wish you'd come down and visit us. I'm busy.

00:23:06 #395 I'm so busy.

00:23:07 #396 I took my time.

00:23:09 #397 Looking around, that's trouble you.

00:23:12 #398 Just a moment of that radish, young man.

00:23:15 #399 Just a moment.

00:23:18 #400 Excuse me, Robert.

00:23:19 #401 Aren't you going to say grace?

00:23:21 #402 Well, I'm a little out of practice, Uncle Henry.

00:23:23 #403 Suppose you do be honest.

00:23:24 #404 With pleasure.

00:23:26 #405 We hope the migrate wisdom else he put to watch over this household.

00:23:33 #406 Protect the young souls in the snare of the father in all evil ways.

00:23:37 #407 Watch over those who have these innocent ones in charge.

00:23:40 #408 I'm going to tell you about the scar that was left for him.

00:23:42 #409 He's going to die.

00:23:44 #410 I'm going to tell you about the scar that was left for him.

00:23:47 #411 My mother will speak too.

00:23:48 #412 Yes, very well.

00:23:50 #413 We were wondering if it would be a good idea for Josephine and Bob

00:23:59 #414 to spend the summer with us in Salem.

00:24:02 #415 I think you'll have to talk to the children about that.

00:24:07 #416 Do you always ask their opinion, Robert?

00:24:10 #417 He might as well.

00:24:11 #418 If he doesn't, we'll just tell him.

00:24:13 #419 Don't we, darling?

00:24:15 #420 And how?

00:24:17 #421 Well, your father intends to spend the summer in Europe.

00:24:22 #422 Not all summer.

00:24:24 #423 Even if I do go to Europe, it won't be for the summer.

00:24:28 #424 I'll be back long before school's out.

00:24:30 #425 In fact, I may not even go at all.

00:24:33 #426 You haven't asked my permission yet, Mr. Rosseter.

00:24:36 #427 In my day, children were seen and not heard.

00:24:39 #428 Oh, they don't mean any disrespect, Henry.

00:24:41 #429 After all, there are a million ways of being right.

00:24:44 #430 There are a million ways of being right.

00:24:47 #431 Who can tell?

00:24:48 #432 These children might be better submerged a bit,

00:24:50 #433 but I don't happen to think so.

00:24:52 #434 We just battle things out on an even footing.

00:24:55 #435 I'd hate to have them speak one language among themselves

00:24:59 #436 and learn another one from me.

00:25:01 #437 We just say what we think as it comes,

00:25:04 #438 which at least, honest.

00:25:06 #439 Never before in the history of the American people

00:25:10 #440 has there been such a laxness,

00:25:13 #441 Such a neglect of half and home.

00:25:15 #442 Such a weakening of the moral fiber.

00:25:17 #443 This nation should thank God for good old New England.

00:25:20 #444 There's still the good old fashioned backbone

00:25:24 #445 of purity and conscience.

00:25:26 #446 Here in New York every good woman

00:25:28 #447 is running a race with jazz.

00:25:42 #448 Thank you Bob.

00:25:43 #449 Come on back to finish your dinner.

00:25:44 #450 You'll go back to yourself and eat your ice cream.

00:25:47 #451 But you're embarrassing Dad.

00:25:49 #452 I'm not embarrassing him.

00:25:52 #453 It's Uncle Henry.

00:25:54 #454 Didn't you hear what he said?

00:25:56 #455 Sure I did.

00:25:58 #456 What did he mean about Dezibel?

00:26:01 #457 What do you think he meant?

00:26:04 #458 He mean there is a...

00:26:07 #459 What else, dummy?

00:26:09 #460 Is it something with Dad?

00:26:14 #461 Do you think Dad's any smarter than Napoleon,

00:26:16 #462 or Mark Antony, and Julius Caesar?

00:26:28 #463 From the bottom of things, a lot, doesn't it?

00:26:34 #464 Listen, Joe, we've been expecting Dad and Hangardner

00:26:37 #465 to get married for the past six months, haven't we?

00:26:40 #466 Why do you suppose he's been stalling?

00:26:44 #467 Jezebel?

00:26:46 #468 Listen, Dumbbell, you better get that head ready to think with.

00:26:51 #469 Lesson, Cuckoo.

00:26:53 #470 We're in for something.

00:26:56 #471 Let's get the things together. We have to hurry up. We're going to get that train.

00:26:59 #472 Shall I come with you? Please do.

00:27:01 #473 You know, we've had hardly any time.

00:27:03 #474 Amelia, finish my packing for me, will you?

00:27:06 #475 Joe, your Aunt Amelia just gone upstairs to pack her bag.

00:27:12 #476 Would you mind running up and giving her a hand?

00:27:14 #477 Yes, Daddy.

00:27:15 #478 I'm a friend of yours.

00:27:24 #479 That goes double.

00:27:25 #480 All right, Henry.

00:27:48 #481 Robert, why don't you marry Anne Gardner?

00:27:52 #482 Give these children the social and moral background that should be there by right.

00:27:55 #483 I'll marry that alone.

00:27:57 #484 I'll marry when and whom I like.

00:28:01 #485 For almost an hour, you sat at my table and made insinuating remarks before my family and Miss Gardner.

00:28:06 #486 I want to know what it's all about and I want to know damn quick.

00:28:09 #487 It's about this woman, Joyce Roma.

00:28:11 #488 Well, what about it?

00:28:12 #489 This afternoon, while I was waiting to meet you at the club,

00:28:14 #490 your friend Tyler came along.

00:28:17 #491 He had four tickets for England.

00:28:19 #492 Two were his and the other two were yours.

00:28:22 #493 And on one of your tickets was the name of this woman, Joyce Roma.

00:28:25 #494 Proving what?

00:28:26 #495 Just a moment.

00:28:28 #496 Please don't try to deny anything yet.

00:28:31 #497 In your friend's condition,

00:28:33 #498 it didn't take much probing on my part to learn the entire truth.

00:28:37 #499 But you would probe, wouldn't you?

00:28:39 #500 The situation seems serious.

00:28:40 #501 I'm in touch with a lot of serious situations,

00:28:42 #502 but they're none of my business.

00:28:43 #503 These children of yours are my business. I tell they are.

00:28:45 #504 They certainly are.

00:28:47 #505 You've allowed yourself to become entangled with some scarlet woman.

00:28:50 #506 Now, wait a minute, Henry.

00:28:53 #507 That is not true.

00:28:55 #508 Miss Romer is the finest woman I have ever known.

00:28:58 #509 And our association has been as clean as anything you have ever known.

00:29:02 #510 I've never asked her to marry me because I...

00:29:07 #511 I didn't want to put a stepmother over my children.

00:29:10 #512 But I'd be proud to have her for my wife.

00:29:12 #513 even though she hasn't got the blue blood of the New England Tuttles in her veins.

00:29:18 #514 However, Miss Romer and my family are two separate elements,

00:29:23 #515 completely and distinctly separate, and that's the way I want to keep them.

00:29:28 #516 I won't discuss it any further, but I advise you to do nothing

00:29:33 #517 to disturb that definite line.

00:29:36 #518 I'm fighting to preserve your children's home.

00:29:39 #519 I'm fighting against an un-moral standard.

00:29:42 #520 That's why Sodom and Gomorrah and the Roman Empire fell.

00:29:46 #521 Too damn bad they didn't fall on you.

00:29:48 #522 There you would try to come between me and my family.

00:29:59 #523 As far as Miss Robus concerns,

00:30:00 #524 she's worth more than your whole damn Tuttle Tribe.

00:30:02 #525 I'm doing this to you.

00:30:04 #526 I'm not hearing you more of your hot goblin moralizing.

00:30:05 #527 And when you go home, for God's sake, stay where you belong.

00:30:07 #528 Well, you know what you're doing.

00:30:08 #529 There's something more I have to shut up.

00:30:10 #530 Yeah, just a moment.

00:30:23 #531 Well, Bob.

00:30:24 #532 Somebody for me?

00:30:30 #533 Chet Kylin.

00:30:33 #534 Yeah?

00:30:34 #535 What's he want?

00:30:38 #536 Hello, Chet.

00:30:41 #537 Choose the under midnight sure you bet right

00:30:47 #538 Once we to share his compartment on the midnight going back to school. I apologize dad. I was listening

00:30:59 #539 It must have been an accident it was I came out the back way and I heard you and Uncle Henry talk about I

00:31:06 #540 Think Uncle Henry's dead right dad. You didn't hear that conversation. I

00:31:15 #541 Knew what he meant at dinnertime. I thought you did so did Joe. Are you sure of that?

00:31:26 #542 Well, sure I am. She asked me about it.

00:31:29 #543 She said it knocked the bottom of things a lot.

00:31:44 #544 She's always thought of you as a god of some kind.

00:31:46 #545 It's just knocked everything silly.

00:31:51 #546 Listen, son, you let me handle this in my own way, huh?

00:31:55 #547 I want to say good night. Thank you. It's been so pleasant.

00:32:09 #548 It's been fine to have you, Anne.

00:32:11 #549 I wonder if you'd mind dropping me off at the club?

00:32:13 #550 Oh, love to, of course.

00:32:15 #551 I'm leaving my car for Mr. Tuttle.

00:32:16 #552 Oh, well, that's fine.

00:32:18 #553 Again, a pleasant trip, Mrs. Tuttle.

00:32:20 #554 A bar?

00:32:21 #555 I'm sorry we had to miss Possevac.

00:32:25 #556 I'll see you later, Bob.

00:32:27 #557 Amelia, Bob will look after the car for you.

00:32:30 #558 Yeah, you bet. Sure.

00:32:32 #559 I've already said goodbye to Henry.

00:32:35 #560 I hope you have a pleasant journey home.

00:32:37 #561 I'm sure you will.

00:32:42 #562 Thank you.

00:32:50 #563 Are you sure I'm not taking you out of your way, Anne?

00:32:52 #564 Of course not. But even so,

00:32:54 #565 it's little enough to do for an old friend in trouble.

00:32:57 #566 It's mighty nice of you.

00:32:59 #567 Something very important, Geron, and I have to say to you.

00:33:03 #568 Sit down.

00:33:05 #569 Aren't you afraid you'll miss your train, Uncle Henry?

00:33:08 #570 If necessary, we'll miss a dozen trains.

00:33:11 #571 Sit down.

00:33:12 #572 Hold on, Uncle Henry.

00:33:17 #573 If all this is something Dad doesn't want you to talk to us about, we'd rather you wouldn't.

00:33:21 #574 Wouldn't we, Joe?

00:33:23 #575 You want to get us slapping them out.

00:33:26 #576 Well, I didn't mean to be impudent.

00:33:30 #577 But if what you've got to say concerns Daddy, you ought to be in on it, that's all.

00:33:33 #578 You don't know what we're talking about.

00:33:35 #579 Sure, we do. Don't we, Joe?

00:33:39 #580 You children think you're being well-prepared

00:33:41 #581 because you're free to say what you like.

00:33:43 #582 Think what you like. Nothing of the kind.

00:33:46 #583 You can't make new rules for this old world.

00:33:49 #584 These illicit things spell the finish of family life.

00:33:52 #585 They're the frost that sweeps down the flower garden.

00:33:55 #586 Where's the stern, rigid discipline?

00:33:58 #587 The right kind of parents give children.

00:34:01 #588 This is just a line of least resistance.

00:34:03 #589 A shifting of parental responsibility.

00:34:05 #590 Just a moment, Uncle Henry.

00:34:07 #591 You're going great.

00:34:08 #592 It's a shame to interrupt and spoil it,

00:34:09 #593 but you're too young to be upset like this.

00:34:11 #594 You're a lot older than I don't want to be nasty.

00:34:13 #595 Put another word like that nice, not throwing things.

00:34:16 #596 I don't believe you didn't get that.

00:34:18 #597 I don't think you mean a word of it.

00:34:19 #598 You're just spouting.

00:34:20 #599 And I wouldn't trust you as far as I can throw the thingabilly.

00:34:23 #600 Another word and there'll be an awful wreck around here.

00:34:25 #601 And if you don't like it, just take what belongs to you

00:34:28 #602 and get the hell out of here.

00:34:30 #603 Don't waste any more time Henry you've done your best

00:34:37 #604 Josephine if there's any society for the protection of children that has authority over you

00:34:41 #605 I'll come back and get you

00:34:44 #606 Company who young whippersapper you deserve anything that's coming to you

00:34:51 #607 Josephine I'm not sure I'm doing all I should I may come back for you

00:34:56 #608 Well, I didn't want you listening to that speakeasy talk

00:35:10 #609 You were running boy

00:35:14 #610 Good. Can they take me away?

00:35:17 #611 How do I know what they can do?

00:35:19 #612 Well, Joyce, I'll go with this.

00:35:27 #613 Everything's fine, Hilda.

00:35:29 #614 Did you have a nice time in Hot Springs?

00:35:31 #615 Best there was. I always do.

00:35:33 #616 If I don't, I just take my ball and bat and go home.

00:35:36 #617 I'll bet you're too upset.

00:35:39 #618 Expecting Ropeta?

00:35:41 #619 No, not this evening.

00:35:43 #620 Want to step out with Tyler and me?

00:35:45 #621 Oh, no, dear. Thanks. Just a thing.

00:35:47 #622 I don't believe so.

00:35:49 #623 You're not going to do anything.

00:35:54 #624 Say, George, it's not a matter of you.

00:35:56 #625 It's not my business.

00:35:58 #626 Except that I like you.

00:36:02 #627 All right, go ahead.

00:36:05 #628 Are you letting Raffiton neglect you?

00:36:07 #629 Do you like him?

00:36:09 #630 I know.

00:36:11 #631 But everything is fine, really.

00:36:13 #632 When I came in, I found you just sitting there, mocking.

00:36:16 #633 What's the idea?

00:36:18 #634 Well, it's vacation time.

00:36:20 #635 Robert's children are home from the sea.

00:36:23 #636 So I don't see very much of him.

00:36:25 #637 Wonder where she lives.

00:36:30 #638 John S. Romer.

00:36:33 #639 Sounds like an adventurer's, doesn't he?

00:36:36 #640 I think that's a gorgeous name.

00:36:39 #641 But she must be some terrible creature.

00:36:44 #642 He's fascinating all best.

00:36:47 #643 And he's alluring us with devil.

00:36:50 #644 Oh, what book is that from?

00:36:55 #645 He'd give her up if he thought we knew about her.

00:36:57 #646 Yeah?

00:36:58 #647 Is there anything in any of those books that you read about the way they fall when they're over 40?

00:37:07 #648 No, I mean when they're grown up.

00:37:13 #649 I'll bet he's doing the toilet with some vampire.

00:37:15 #650 Will you shut that book up?

00:37:18 #651 I want to think. Got it?

00:37:24 #652 He suddenly became real.

00:37:26 #653 Some real prince. Time to do.

00:37:36 #654 Regent, three four three four.

00:37:38 #655 Get that if he's there.

00:37:39 #656 You hurt his feelings.

00:37:41 #657 Yeah, well it'll hurt him a lot worse if the totals get us in the papers.

00:37:45 #658 Headline.

00:37:46 #659 Good people from Salem swear he isn't fit to bring up his...

00:37:50 #660 Hello? Uh...

00:37:52 #661 Miss Romer?

00:37:53 #662 Well...

00:37:55 #663 This is Bob Ross and the junior.

00:37:57 #664 Yes?

00:38:01 #665 Well, your father isn't here.

00:38:04 #666 He's not there?

00:38:06 #667 No, I...

00:38:08 #668 I know he isn't.

00:38:10 #669 He's had an accident.

00:38:12 #670 A very bad...

00:38:14 #671 A fracture.

00:38:15 #672 I'm not going to say Mr. Ross is right away.

00:38:28 #673 Yes, ma'am.

00:38:29 #674 There's no one in the iconic place. Where is he?

00:38:31 #675 I'm Bob Ross as a junior.

00:38:45 #676 What about this accident? This fracture?

00:38:47 #677 There is no accident.

00:38:48 #678 What do you mean?

00:38:50 #679 That was just an idea of brotherhood.

00:38:52 #680 I'm Josephine. Maybe you've heard my father speak of me.

00:38:54 #681 Won't you sit down?

00:38:57 #682 Why did you lie to get me into this?

00:38:59 #683 Because we're in trouble.

00:39:01 #684 And it's all on your account.

00:39:03 #685 Be quiet, Joe.

00:39:04 #686 Miss Romney, you're in the middle of this, and you've got to face it.

00:39:07 #687 Listen, where's your father?

00:39:09 #688 He's out.

00:39:09 #689 Well, I don't know.

00:39:12 #690 Was this not his, to get me in here to amuse you this evening?

00:39:15 #691 I should say not.

00:39:17 #692 He said you're one element, and we're another.

00:39:19 #693 Joe, for crying out loud.

00:39:20 #694 Well, let him know, and that's all right.

00:39:22 #695 She's talking straight.

00:39:23 #696 I like it.

00:39:26 #697 So we're a couple of elements.

00:39:27 #698 Well, that's...

00:39:37 #699 Just as one element to another.

00:39:39 #700 What's all this about?

00:39:40 #701 When I phoned you, I thought maybe Dad might be over there.

00:39:43 #702 He'd be there? He never does.

00:39:45 #703 Uncle Henry and Aunt Amelia were here from Salem.

00:39:47 #704 And they raised the devil about you and Dad.

00:39:50 #705 Aunt Amelia? Your father's sister?

00:39:53 #706 No. What do you want me to do?

00:39:58 #707 Well, whatever the situation is, it can't go on now that we know all about it.

00:40:02 #708 Do you want it straight?

00:40:06 #709 All right, Mr. Ruffin's a junior. Let's have it.

00:40:11 #710 One of us has got to go overboard.

00:40:13 #711 Either you or us, now that we know about you.

00:40:16 #712 You know, I was on that one thing, but not now.

00:40:19 #713 He won't go from here over there.

00:40:21 #714 I know my dad.

00:40:22 #715 But he won't leave Joe here and go over to your place

00:40:24 #716 and then come back again?

00:40:26 #717 That's just as sure as you're sitting there.

00:40:28 #718 I suppose he should decide against you.

00:40:32 #719 I don't think he will.

00:40:34 #720 Look what he does.

00:40:35 #721 I don't think he will.

00:40:36 #722 No?

00:40:37 #723 Well, look, put it up to him.

00:40:41 #724 All right.

00:40:42 #725 If you've got him crazy enough so he'll let us shift for ourselves,

00:40:48 #726 do you think he'll ever get it out of his mind?

00:40:51 #727 I'm sorry this had to happen. It's not my fault.

00:40:54 #728 I was playing in my own yard and you whistled me over.

00:40:57 #729 As long as I'm over here, I've got to tell you something.

00:41:04 #730 I'm not going to give up the rest of my life

00:41:06 #731 for a couple of youngsters with the whole world in front of them.

00:41:09 #732 I think you ought to be a sport and take your medicine.

00:41:12 #733 Hey, Joe.

00:41:13 #734 Well, I do.

00:41:14 #735 She picked the half-world living.

00:41:16 #736 Now she's going to be a good girl.

00:41:18 #737 I'm going to be a good girl.

00:41:24 #738 I'm not going to let you live in it.

00:41:26 #739 I haven't had the chance in the world.

00:41:30 #740 I've always thought of you as a couple of babies.

00:41:37 #741 But you won't have it that way.

00:41:39 #742 You're just as cock-sured if you knew what it was all about.

00:41:43 #743 Let me give you some friendly advice.

00:41:46 #744 The sooner you get it into your mind

00:41:48 #745 that the world wasn't made for you, the better.

00:41:53 #746 When you go back to school,

00:41:55 #747 your father and I are sailing for Europe on our honeymoon.

00:41:58 #748 Honeymoon?

00:42:00 #749 I don't believe you.

00:42:02 #750 You want to be friends?

00:42:10 #751 I think you better think it over.

00:42:12 #752 Can I help you with this?

00:42:19 #753 I think you know what's right.

00:42:35 #754 You just forget all about it.

00:42:37 #755 You're not a friendly kid.

00:42:39 #756 Let's just forget all about it.

00:42:41 #757 When you wake right up from early in your high,

00:43:03 #758 not until curly I will still be true.

00:43:07 #759 Come on, Joe.

00:43:09 #760 When you wake right up from early in your high,

00:43:12 #761 I'll be there as long as early as I can.

00:43:16 #762 I'll wake up to the same place as early as I can.

00:43:23 #763 I'll be there as long as I can.

00:43:31 #764 Say, Lena, go to my apartment and stay there until I come.

00:44:04 #765 Tyler might wake up and think the worst, and he hasn't made his will yet.

00:44:07 #766 I'm so excited about this.

00:44:16 #767 I've had a terrible shock this evening.

00:44:19 #768 I can't think right. I need somebody who can.

00:44:23 #769 I'll do the best I can. Where have you been?

00:44:25 #770 Not this place. I went to a picture show.

00:44:30 #771 I think I saw the same picture twice.

00:44:32 #772 What's the matter with you?

00:44:34 #773 I've been to Rosseter's apartment.

00:44:37 #774 Oh, bridge game, eh? Oh, no.

00:44:40 #775 Come on now. What for?

00:44:42 #776 His son said for me. He told for me his father had a fractured skull.

00:44:47 #777 The devil, you say? Is he dead?

00:44:49 #778 No, he wasn't even there.

00:44:52 #779 Oh, I lied just to get me over there.

00:44:55 #780 Oh, Hilda, he's got two of the downed kids anybody ever ran up again.

00:45:01 #781 Joyce, you've made a mess of some kind. What is it?

00:45:04 #782 If I only had sense enough to leave, but I didn't,

00:45:07 #783 I just sat there and let them insult me.

00:45:10 #784 Insult you?

00:45:12 #785 The little one, I grilled. You know what you said to me?

00:45:14 #786 You picked out the half-were to live in. Now go live in and take your medicine.

00:45:20 #787 What did you use to kill her with?

00:45:22 #788 Well, then what did you say?

00:45:24 #789 Well, for a minute, I didn't know what to do. I was just, um...

00:45:28 #790 Then I...

00:45:30 #791 I said that Robert and I were sailing for Europe on our honeymoon.

00:45:35 #792 Really?

00:45:37 #793 If he's been home and had that, I'll never see him again, love us.

00:45:40 #794 Look here, Joyce, are you hooked?

00:45:42 #795 Love this fellow?

00:45:44 #796 Well, you know I do.

00:45:46 #797 No, I didn't know that.

00:45:48 #798 I thought you were just smart, like me.

00:45:50 #799 Well, that's how it is.

00:45:54 #800 Oh, I'll never see you again. I know it.

00:45:58 #801 Has he ever mentioned marriage to you?

00:46:01 #802 Not only one hundred this time.

00:46:05 #803 Yeah, I know.

00:46:07 #804 I suppose he comes around here and sits down.

00:46:11 #805 Sit down and you give him a couple of cocktails and then he says

00:46:16 #806 Listen kid

00:46:17 #807 One of these days you and I are going to get married and settle down beside some Italian lake unless the rest of world go

00:46:24 #808 Hang hmm. Yeah, I know

00:46:27 #809 That hail fellow well met of mine pulls that on me every time he gets flashed

00:46:34 #810 Come on baby you and me to Greenwich Connecticut. I

00:46:38 #811 I take him down to Greenwich Village instead and talk him out of it.

00:46:42 #812 When I tell him about it the next day, he looks so scared.

00:46:45 #813 Oh, you don't say so.

00:46:47 #814 So I just go downtown and buy myself some more bombs.

00:46:51 #815 I adore the ground he walks on.

00:47:05 #816 Get this marriage bug out of your head.

00:47:08 #817 Well, I know. I fixed that all right tonight.

00:47:11 #818 Well, it's always been that way.

00:47:15 #819 Oh, I didn't know what I'm writing.

00:47:17 #820 You're not going to fight.

00:47:19 #821 Fight for what you want. There are no rules. Fight.

00:47:22 #822 You have nothing to lose.

00:47:58 #823 It's a long way down there. You'll make an awful splash.

00:48:11 #824 Hey, I'm going to get a bloodhound for you. You're always lost.

00:48:16 #825 What's the idea?

00:48:24 #826 Isn't it, Charlie Williams?

00:48:27 #827 Wait a minute. What brought this on?

00:48:29 #828 Joyce just came with in that of jumping off that roof.

00:48:33 #829 Oh, yeah?

00:48:34 #830 Oh, well, it's that that saved a lot of people.

00:48:37 #831 Don't worry.

00:48:38 #832 Now listen, Charlie, just a minute.

00:48:40 #833 What is all this?

00:48:41 #834 Is Rafa the thinking of getting married?

00:48:44 #835 What do you say, uh, we mind our own business, Hilda?

00:48:48 #836 Oh, so that's the game.

00:48:51 #837 What's he done?

00:48:52 #838 Fallen in love with somebody?

00:48:53 #839 Oh, I don't think so.

00:48:55 #840 You know what those things are?

00:48:57 #841 A girl socially prominent,

00:48:59 #842 sitting at the head of his table.

00:49:00 #843 You know what they are.

00:49:01 #844 Yeah, I know.

00:49:03 #845 One of those junior league grads looking for a soft spot.

00:49:07 #846 Yet I hate those dames.

00:49:09 #847 Well, come on and forget it.

00:49:10 #848 Well, I do hate them. You know what they do, don't you?

00:49:13 #849 They just stick a high hat label on the old army game.

00:49:16 #850 I know, baby, but I'm cold. Come on.

00:49:19 #851 There's lots of them.

00:49:20 #852 Would you worry about me for a couple of minutes?

00:49:28 #853 For heaven's sake.

00:49:29 #854 Hello, Talia. Walking in your sleep?

00:49:38 #855 Oh, nothing like that, Bob.

00:49:42 #856 I'm really trying to teach this girl a mind to let you handle your own difficulty.

00:49:49 #857 Oh, Joyce.

00:49:53 #858 Oh, why, why, why are you so cold?

00:49:58 #859 I've been walking around the reservoir.

00:50:00 #860 Walking around the reservoir? Didn't you get dizzy?

00:50:04 #861 I'll be up, Joyce, in case you need me.

00:50:09 #862 Don't let me break up anything.

00:50:13 #863 Oh, no, no, no, no.

00:50:15 #864 Walking around the reservoir at this hour of the night?

00:50:19 #865 Great scut, that's terrible.

00:50:21 #866 I can't get over that, walking around the reservoir.

00:50:26 #867 Cut off, I'll put it away.

00:50:33 #868 No, thanks, Joyce. Don't bother.

00:50:40 #869 Come and sit down. You must be terribly tired.

00:50:43 #870 I'm a little nervous.

00:50:45 #871 My... my Plymouth-rock relations have tightened me up a bit.

00:50:49 #872 This is a sweet surprise. You know, I didn't expect you.

00:50:55 #873 Joyce, I want to have a talk with you.

00:50:58 #874 Do you?

00:50:59 #875 You ought to buy my silent hair.

00:51:05 #876 My hand's got to do something.

00:51:07 #877 I know, of course not. I don't mind.

00:51:09 #878 Why be so serious, Disney Robert?

00:51:21 #879 What do you mean, Joyce?

00:51:23 #880 How would you like to take a trip around the world?

00:51:28 #881 What?

00:51:30 #882 Open to Easton.

00:51:32 #883 I don't mean us. I mean you.

00:51:36 #884 Oh, I wasn't careful of the fit.

00:51:42 #885 I thought we were going to Europe.

00:51:46 #886 Well, you know when that plan was made one Sunday night,

00:51:49 #887 Tyler and I were both pretty well oiled, but you enjoyed it.

00:51:57 #888 Why not?

00:52:00 #889 I don't either, my friend, at every stuffing place.

00:52:06 #890 It'd be embarrassing for you.

00:52:08 #891 You know... explanations.

00:52:11 #892 Oh, my Robert.

00:52:13 #893 Why should I be embarrassed?

00:52:15 #894 I have no social prestige to lose.

00:52:17 #895 Why do you insist on stressing that point?

00:52:20 #896 Simply try to make you understand that I know where I belong.

00:52:26 #897 You see, Robert, I've been thinking things over too.

00:52:29 #898 over to and I thought maybe I'm becoming a little tired from the cause you knew my

00:52:34 #899 place and I didn't if we go along with we've got to have an understanding of this

00:52:42 #900 that's all I'm trying to do make an understanding that we can go along with

00:52:46 #901 you think that's all. Joyce I'll never have anything my life is hard to do is

00:52:57 #902 this. Breaking with you. You've been a lot. You know I was very deeply in love

00:53:27 #903 with. I was married when I was very. After she died I never met anyone that I could

00:53:33 #904 even play and be in love with always had to make believe you've been a great

00:53:42 #905 I didn't know it until tonight.

00:53:44 #906 But I guess that's what I've been doing.

00:53:49 #907 Playing hard at being in love with you.

00:53:51 #908 I'm satisfied.

00:53:53 #909 I'll take that one.

00:54:00 #910 Oh, what's the matter?

00:54:02 #911 Well, my...

00:54:04 #912 My children are growing up.

00:54:06 #913 I don't want their thinking made complex any sooner than it has to be.

00:54:12 #914 They'll never see me. I'll keep on the way I promise you.

00:54:16 #915 It can't be, Joyce.

00:54:23 #916 I'm thinking of getting married.

00:54:25 #917 This is the end, Joyce.

00:54:36 #918 I've arranged that you'll be provided for.

00:54:41 #919 Oh, yes!

00:54:43 #920 Yes, I'm with you.

00:54:45 #921 Will you, yes, I'm with you.

00:54:47 #922 I don't want your money, I never did.

00:54:49 #923 And I don't want anything more than you got to say.

00:54:55 #924 So what, your children sent to me tonight.

00:54:57 #925 My children, when did you see them?

00:54:59 #926 They may not tell you because we...

00:55:01 #927 I fight them, but we had quite a visit.

00:55:03 #928 of God where I went to your house where you didn't tell me.

00:55:09 #929 Your son called me by phone.

00:55:12 #930 He said you had a fright to go.

00:55:13 #931 I was come right over.

00:55:16 #932 Oh, it was quite a visit.

00:55:22 #933 You'd have them know anything about me.

00:55:30 #934 It might complicate their thinking.

00:55:33 #935 Oh, I think it's too bad.

00:55:36 #936 But it doesn't matter about me.

00:55:43 #937 You want to give up the little comfort and happen if you find here.

00:55:46 #938 For that typical opportunity to go ahead.

00:55:49 #939 You know where your head is.

00:55:50 #940 But if you can look out that door to any kind of happiness

00:55:55 #941 after what you've done to me,

00:55:57 #942 you're not the man I thought you'd like it as far as you like it.

00:56:06 #943 I can't go now.

00:56:20 #944 Oh, yes, you can. Terribly sorry.

00:56:26 #945 But I can't be kicked around as if I didn't mean anything.

00:56:29 #946 I didn't notice, George.

00:56:34 #947 There's only one thing for us to do. Get married.

00:56:42 #948 Mary.

00:56:48 #949 Oh, no, Robert, we won't do that.

00:56:50 #950 I don't want to see anybody.

00:57:13 #951 Good evening, Miss Roma.

00:57:15 #952 Help you please, young man.

00:57:16 #953 It's much too late to make a call.

00:57:18 #954 Gee, I know you won't be as unkind as all that.

00:57:20 #955 Why, we behave like a couple of fresh kids.

00:57:22 #956 Oh, we can't begin like that.

00:57:24 #957 It would make a terrible situation between us and Dad.

00:57:27 #958 Well, I want to explain our kids a little

00:57:29 #959 and sort of get straightened out.

00:57:30 #960 That's all right.

00:57:31 #961 But suppose you come around tomorrow morning?

00:57:33 #962 If you don't mind, I'd like to get it off my chest right now.

00:57:36 #963 It's too important.

00:57:38 #964 He's here. There's his coat. Now watch your step.

00:57:57 #965 We've got to bust this up. We've got to make her believe us.

00:58:00 #966 I know what to say.

00:58:01 #967 If you don't, leave it to me.

00:58:03 #968 Did you see her?

00:58:04 #969 Yes, she went to warn him.

00:58:06 #970 I wonder what he is.

00:58:07 #971 We can't stand around like this.

00:58:14 #972 Miss Romer, we wanted to apologize for the way we behaved to you tonight.

00:58:22 #973 Oh, that's very nice.

00:58:24 #974 We had to see you before Dad found out and we all got off together to a bad start.

00:58:29 #975 Don't you think so?

00:58:31 #976 You see, this whole thing came to us so suddenly.

00:58:36 #977 We aren't really no fools.

00:58:38 #978 How about it?

00:58:39 #979 I know.

00:58:40 #980 I don't think you're one of us, too.

00:58:42 #981 We tried to tell Dad what he's going to do.

00:58:44 #982 He's just going to tell us to go peddle our blueberries.

00:58:47 #983 All right, children.

00:58:48 #984 What are you doing here at this time of night?

00:59:06 #985 Miss Romer came to our house tonight.

00:59:08 #986 Yes, that's your invitation.

00:59:10 #987 Yes, sir.

00:59:11 #988 I was panicking on the kind of Uncle Henry.

00:59:14 #989 She told you what was going on.

00:59:16 #990 She told you what we said.

00:59:18 #991 She said you were very dogmatic and disagreeable.

00:59:21 #992 And we were, Dad.

00:59:22 #993 We weren't without her.

00:59:23 #994 Yes, sir.

00:59:25 #995 We told her that now that we know about her,

00:59:26 #996 you'd never leave Joe at home and come over here

00:59:28 #997 and then back again.

00:59:30 #998 I told her to go back into the underworld

00:59:32 #999 where he belonged.

00:59:34 #1000 To take her medicine.

00:59:35 #1001 Step out of the picture.

00:59:38 #1002 She'll only want to discuss it.

00:59:39 #1003 Please, Dad, we're just telling you straight

00:59:41 #1004 because we've changed our mind about it.

00:59:43 #1005 If you think it's the right thing to do,

00:59:45 #1006 We're right with you, aren't we, Joe?

00:59:47 #1007 Now, I told Joe you certainly have a right

00:59:49 #1008 to pick out who you're going to marry.

00:59:51 #1009 Bob, you know how much I like this, don't you?

00:59:59 #1010 If you were older, you wouldn't do this.

01:00:02 #1011 Terribly sorry that I'm deeply humiliated

01:00:06 #1012 to find you here on such an errand.

01:00:08 #1013 We don't know how cruel you are.

01:00:12 #1014 You can't break up anything here, children.

01:00:15 #1015 We don't know how soon it will be

01:00:21 #1016 before we can look each other in the face again.

01:00:23 #1017 Things will never be the same, will they?

01:00:27 #1018 No, Dad.

01:00:28 #1019 They won't, of course.

01:00:30 #1020 But my decision stands flat and unalltable.

01:00:37 #1021 But...

01:00:39 #1022 you'll take your sister home.

01:00:40 #1023 Yes, sir.

01:00:42 #1024 Go, Joe.

01:00:43 #1025 There may be something we can say later on.

01:00:45 #1026 But not now.

01:00:46 #1027 I beg your pardon, sir, but there isn't right now.

01:00:48 #1028 We're not fresh and we're not cruel.

01:00:50 #1029 We just happened to love you to death. That's all.

01:00:52 #1030 Well, I brought you here tonight because I thought I'd show you how impossible it is.

01:00:55 #1031 I did show you how impossible it is.

01:00:57 #1032 And I did show you. You know it is impossible.

01:00:59 #1033 When this woman told us you were starting for honeymoon,

01:01:01 #1034 as soon as we went back to school.

01:01:03 #1035 I think you want to get away from it, and you're not man enough.

01:01:06 #1036 Bob!

01:01:07 #1037 Yes, sir. And if you don't walk out of here with us,

01:01:09 #1038 it's because you're not man enough.

01:01:18 #1039 You figure it out in your own way.

01:01:22 #1040 Come, Joe.

01:01:30 #1041 I'm glad.

01:01:31 #1042 There you are, Robert.

01:01:40 #1043 Now, what's this?

01:01:41 #1044 I want you to go with them.

01:01:44 #1045 What do you mean?

01:01:46 #1046 I mean, go home where you belong, Robert.

01:01:50 #1047 That's the way you feel about it.

01:02:40 #1048 Yo, for Pete's sake, don't cry anymore.

01:02:46 #1049 I mean, that and garden.

01:02:47 #1050 Well, it couldn't be.

01:02:48 #1051 I only phoned a five minutes ago.

01:02:52 #1052 Never mind, little one.

01:02:52 #1053 I haven't anything to say to you.

01:02:54 #1054 I stopped telling my right name years ago.

01:03:01 #1055 I'm a friend of Miss Roman.

01:03:03 #1056 My father's, Andeal?

01:03:04 #1057 No, she did.

01:03:05 #1058 Is this it down?

01:03:06 #1059 I haven't time for that.

01:03:08 #1060 Miss Roman wants to see you for a few minutes.

01:03:09 #1061 She wants to explain something.

01:03:11 #1062 She's got all she wants. There's nothing to explain.

01:03:13 #1063 Hey, you just about gummed up the whole works, young seller.

01:03:17 #1064 She wants to tell you what happened so the two and your father can live together.

01:03:20 #1065 She sent him back to you, but she knows that's no use unless it's straightened out.

01:03:23 #1066 So come along.

01:03:24 #1067 You mean he's all through over there?

01:03:25 #1068 Yeah, she turned him loose.

01:03:27 #1069 Where are these? Bob, telephone around. Maybe you can find him.

01:03:30 #1070 Hold your horses, baby.

01:03:31 #1071 Hey, you haven't got a thought for her, have you?

01:03:33 #1072 Might amuse you the notion he killed herself once tonight.

01:03:36 #1073 Oh no!

01:03:37 #1074 Oh, I'm sorry. I know you kids don't know what you're doing.

01:03:41 #1075 She's over there now going crazy. She doesn't want to live.

01:03:45 #1076 I'm taking her south with me in the morning.

01:03:47 #1077 But what do you say, kid?

01:03:49 #1078 She wants to tell you why your father stood up for her tonight.

01:03:53 #1079 Come on now. Let's get this finished.

01:03:56 #1080 That's Anne Gardner.

01:03:58 #1081 Is that the woman your father's thinking of marrying?

01:04:02 #1082 Why, yes.

01:04:11 #1083 Well, you poor children.

01:04:14 #1084 Miss Gardner, this is Miss...

01:04:16 #1085 Pearson's the name.

01:04:17 #1086 All right, I'll go with you now.

01:04:19 #1087 Where are you going, Bob?

01:04:20 #1088 Joyce Romo wants to see him.

01:04:23 #1089 Maybe you don't know who she is.

01:04:25 #1090 Oh, yeah.

01:04:26 #1091 I know who she is.

01:04:27 #1092 We were all over there tonight.

01:04:30 #1093 Well, supposing so.

01:04:32 #1094 Let's give things a little adult, normal consideration.

01:04:36 #1095 You've all been going mad.

01:04:38 #1096 These children need help.

01:04:39 #1097 Yeah?

01:04:40 #1098 So did Napoleon.

01:04:43 #1099 I understand their father has deserted them. You're wrong.

01:04:46 #1100 There's a more recent report.

01:04:48 #1101 Oh.

01:04:50 #1102 You knew how this was going to pan out, didn't you?

01:04:53 #1103 I only know what I've been told.

01:04:54 #1104 Yes, and you know better.

01:04:56 #1105 You knew Mr. Rothert better than that.

01:04:57 #1106 You knew he'd never desert his own children.

01:05:00 #1107 And besides, if you were in love with him,

01:05:02 #1108 you'd have fainted and stayed home.

01:05:04 #1109 You wouldn't be here.

01:05:06 #1110 Bob, perhaps you'd better take her back where she belongs.

01:05:11 #1111 Oh, no, hurry.

01:05:13 #1112 I'd like a couple of minutes with you.

01:05:16 #1113 You say they need help.

01:05:18 #1114 It would help him a lot to listen to you and me for a minute.

01:05:21 #1115 What can you and I have to say to each other?

01:05:23 #1116 Miss Gardner, this isn't the way.

01:05:24 #1117 But he'd quiet a minute, will you?

01:05:28 #1118 You know, it's too bad if you don't learn something

01:05:30 #1119 before this is over.

01:05:32 #1120 Who do you think remembered your birthdays

01:05:36 #1121 and sent your presents while you were away at school?

01:05:40 #1122 And who do you think put your father on the train

01:05:41 #1123 so he could go up and watch you win the track meet?

01:05:44 #1124 The chief of police?

01:05:46 #1125 Oh, no.

01:05:47 #1126 It was Joyce Roma.

01:05:52 #1127 Now understand me.

01:05:54 #1128 I haven't any fish to fry, but she's a friend of mine. And...

01:05:57 #1129 Isn't Mr. Rothen a finish with us?

01:05:58 #1130 She handed him his hat and coat and sent him away.

01:06:02 #1131 I don't think we have any further interest.

01:06:05 #1132 So you don't care why she did this,

01:06:07 #1133 or what it cost her or him either, none of you?

01:06:09 #1134 Just a moment.

01:06:11 #1135 You're more familiar with some of this than we are.

01:06:13 #1136 Yes, and more than you ever will be.

01:06:16 #1137 I should think a woman like you would be ashamed of her life.

01:06:18 #1138 Shit! Of course.

01:06:20 #1139 You don't give a take as damn about this man.

01:06:22 #1140 You know you don't.

01:06:23 #1141 He knows you don't and you know he knows it.

01:06:28 #1142 Hello, Lena.

01:06:37 #1143 Wait a minute.

01:06:38 #1144 I'll take that.

01:06:44 #1145 Hello, Lena.

01:06:46 #1146 Talk plainly.

01:06:49 #1147 You went out of the room.

01:06:51 #1148 And when you came back,

01:06:53 #1149 she had disappeared.

01:07:06 #1150 Come along, young fella.

01:07:07 #1151 Want a drink?

01:07:19 #1152 Well, how much longer you're going to sit there

01:07:41 #1153 without telling me what's on your mind?

01:07:44 #1154 Charlie, I've...

01:07:47 #1155 I've just broken with Joyce.

01:07:49 #1156 And you've come to little old drunken Charlie for some advice, huh?

01:07:56 #1157 Well, I'm going to give it to you.

01:07:58 #1158 Bob, Joyce Romer is one of the finest women in the world.

01:08:08 #1159 And she's certainly given you a clean companionship.

01:08:11 #1160 You can bet your life on that.

01:08:14 #1161 And now just because she has no family tree,

01:08:17 #1162 you're going to marry into the social register.

01:08:21 #1163 You're going to let that hank from Salem pick out a wife for you.

01:08:26 #1164 Did you ever get a flash at the wife he picked out for himself?

01:08:31 #1165 No, no.

01:08:35 #1166 It isn't that. It's the children.

01:08:38 #1167 Two rattle-brained kids who probably ten years from now will call you a bonehead.

01:08:44 #1168 Well, what am I to do?

01:08:48 #1169 Do? Go on back upstairs there and get down on your knees and ask Joyce to marry you.

01:08:54 #1170 Do you really think I should?

01:08:59 #1171 Well, I'm telling you, ain't I?

01:09:02 #1172 You ain't right.

01:09:05 #1173 Of course, she's a brunette,

01:09:06 #1174 but maybe she's got a blonde disposition.

01:09:09 #1175 Daddy, where have you been?

01:09:56 #1176 Children, what does this mean?

01:10:00 #1177 It means that you ought to be ashamed of yourself

01:10:02 #1178 for your treatment of Miss Roma.

01:10:07 #1179 Well, don't you think you've both done enough for one evening?

01:10:13 #1180 Susan came here all by herself, Robert.

01:10:15 #1181 She heard I was alone and she was frightened.

01:10:18 #1182 Yes, I know.

01:10:19 #1183 I started to take her home, but she wouldn't...

01:10:21 #1184 She wouldn't leave me until I brought her back.

01:10:25 #1185 Robert, I didn't realize how terrible this was for all of you.

01:10:29 #1186 I guess I only thought about myself.

01:10:32 #1187 You see, I've had a couple of years that few women ever get.

01:10:35 #1188 I just went blind at the thought of it being over that so.

01:10:39 #1189 But I'm all right now, so they're worried.

01:10:42 #1190 I'm not going to do anything dreadful, Robert.

01:10:44 #1191 I promise you.

01:10:45 #1192 And I'm going away tomorrow.

01:10:48 #1193 If she goes, I go.

01:10:52 #1194 And I go too.

01:10:54 #1195 Children, you don't realize what you're saying.

01:10:57 #1196 Oh, yes we do.

01:10:59 #1197 Now, what did we all do wrong?

01:11:04 #1198 He's been like a mother to us already.

01:11:07 #1199 And he was the one who made you send us presents.

01:11:10 #1200 Yes.

01:11:11 #1201 She sent you up to school to watch me win the track meet.

01:11:14 #1202 What do you know about that?

01:11:17 #1203 And how about you?

01:11:18 #1204 You don't want to grow old all alone

01:11:21 #1205 and be a f***y old man.

01:11:24 #1206 And if you don't marry her after all what's happened,

01:11:27 #1207 you're just not the man that I thought you were.

01:11:29 #1208 Yes, Dad. Why not marry her?

01:11:34 #1209 Why not?

01:11:35 #1210 Yeah, why not?

01:11:46 #1211 What did you say why not?

01:11:47 #1212 I really don't know why not.

01:11:50 #1213 She's the idea.

01:11:51 #1214 When I wake up, I find you've gone somewhere.

01:12:03 #1215 Well, if there isn't the family,

01:12:07 #1216 Joe's being a little Bob too.

01:12:09 #1217 I hope you'll pardon my sartorial indiscretion.

01:12:17 #1218 Charlie, you'll just come in time to hear me ask Joyce to marry me.

01:12:23 #1219 My, my, my.

01:12:26 #1220 Well, he's one brunette that proves an exception to the rule.

01:12:33 #1221 I have made some hot chocolate and coffee.

01:12:36 #1222 Bray!

01:12:37 #1223 I'm hungry in a bail.

01:12:39 #1224 Come on, Helder. Come on, Charlie.

01:12:44 #1225 Oh, Miss Pearson, this is Mr. Tyler.