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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:01:29,142 --> 00:01:30,074 ? Well, now? 2 00:01:30,143 --> 00:01:32,304 ? Ain't this an elegant neighborhood?? 3 00:01:32,378 --> 00:01:35,405 ? All the residents dress so fine? 4 00:01:35,482 --> 00:01:40,785 ? One day off the boat am I with a job that's nearly mine? 5 00:01:40,855 --> 00:01:43,882 ? 'Tis a job with an elegant millionaire? 6 00:01:43,959 --> 00:01:46,895 ? And his elegant family? 7 00:01:46,963 --> 00:01:58,742 ? Today I move from immigrant to high society? 8 00:01:58,812 --> 00:02:00,575 Now, you may call that luck. 9 00:02:00,647 --> 00:02:02,275 And you may call it fortune. 10 00:02:02,349 --> 00:02:04,214 But me, meself... 11 00:02:04,552 --> 00:02:10,288 ? I call it? 12 00:02:10,359 --> 00:02:12,953 ? Fortuosity? 13 00:02:13,029 --> 00:02:15,828 ? That's me byword? 14 00:02:15,899 --> 00:02:17,764 ? Fortuosity? 15 00:02:17,835 --> 00:02:20,999 ? Me twinkle-in-the-eye word? 16 00:02:21,072 --> 00:02:26,272 ? Sometimes castles fall to the ground? 17 00:02:26,345 --> 00:02:31,979 ? But that's where four-leaf clovers abound? 18 00:02:32,453 --> 00:02:34,182 ? Fortuosity? 19 00:02:35,290 --> 00:02:37,815 ? Lucky chances? 20 00:02:37,893 --> 00:02:43,993 ? Fortuitious little happy happenstances? 21 00:02:53,980 --> 00:02:59,510 ? I don't worry 'cause everywhere I see? 22 00:02:59,586 --> 00:03:04,958 ? That every bit of life is lit by fortuosity? 23 00:03:31,660 --> 00:03:34,494 ? Fortuosity? 24 00:03:34,563 --> 00:03:36,724 ? That's me own word? 25 00:03:36,799 --> 00:03:38,927 ? Fortuosity? 26 00:03:39,002 --> 00:03:42,439 ? Me never-feel-alone word? 27 00:03:42,507 --> 00:03:47,377 ? Round the corner, under a tree? 28 00:03:47,446 --> 00:03:50,644 ? Good fortune's waitin'? 29 00:03:50,717 --> 00:03:53,550 ? Just wait and see? 30 00:03:53,621 --> 00:03:56,522 ? Fortuosity? 31 00:03:56,590 --> 00:03:59,151 ? Lucky chances? 32 00:03:59,227 --> 00:04:04,222 ? Fortuitious little happy happenstances? 33 00:04:04,300 --> 00:04:09,534 ? I keep smilin' 'cause my philosophy? 34 00:04:09,606 --> 00:04:12,201 ? Is do your best and leave the rest? 35 00:04:12,277 --> 00:04:15,805 ? To fortuosity? 36 00:05:10,449 --> 00:05:15,547 ? I keep smilin' 'cause my philosophy? 37 00:05:15,622 --> 00:05:18,285 ? Is do your best and leave the rest? 38 00:05:18,359 --> 00:05:27,201 ? To fortuosity? 39 00:05:27,270 --> 00:05:29,068 Good day to you, ma'am. 40 00:05:29,573 --> 00:05:32,838 Would this be the home of Mr. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle? 41 00:05:32,911 --> 00:05:33,707 It would. 42 00:05:33,778 --> 00:05:36,906 I've come to be interviewed for the position of the butler. 43 00:05:36,982 --> 00:05:38,813 Mrs. Biddle does the interviewin'. 44 00:05:38,884 --> 00:05:40,181 She's not at home just now. 45 00:05:40,252 --> 00:05:43,051 But I had an appointment. The Mayflower Employment Agency. 46 00:05:43,123 --> 00:05:45,684 I'll tell Mrs. Biddle that you were put out about it. 47 00:05:45,760 --> 00:05:47,694 Oh. Not at all. 48 00:05:47,762 --> 00:05:50,698 I'd be pleased to call again. 49 00:05:51,800 --> 00:05:53,028 Good day to ya. 50 00:05:53,102 --> 00:05:55,697 What part of Ireland? 51 00:05:56,306 --> 00:05:57,500 County Tyrone. 52 00:05:57,574 --> 00:05:59,338 Just new here, are ya? 53 00:05:59,410 --> 00:06:01,674 The day before yesterday. 54 00:06:01,745 --> 00:06:05,546 Oh, well, perhaps you'd like to wait in the kitchen. 55 00:06:05,617 --> 00:06:07,916 Mrs. Biddle will be comin' home soon. 56 00:06:07,987 --> 00:06:10,456 That's very kind of you. Thank you very much. 57 00:06:27,044 --> 00:06:30,104 Faith, 'tis a grand place you have here. 58 00:06:30,181 --> 00:06:32,116 I'm the housekeeper here. 59 00:06:32,184 --> 00:06:33,879 Me name's Mrs. Worth. 60 00:06:33,952 --> 00:06:35,420 Mine's John Lawless. 61 00:06:35,488 --> 00:06:37,888 This way, John Lawless. 62 00:06:40,828 --> 00:06:43,092 Have a seat, and I'll pour you some coffee. 63 00:06:43,165 --> 00:06:44,792 Don't you be troubling yourself. 64 00:06:44,866 --> 00:06:45,890 No trouble. 65 00:06:45,967 --> 00:06:47,936 There's a pot brewing on the stove. 66 00:06:48,004 --> 00:06:49,596 Sit down. 67 00:06:52,309 --> 00:06:54,607 Would you be from Ireland yourself, Mrs. Worth? 68 00:06:54,678 --> 00:06:56,874 I came over as young girl. 69 00:06:56,948 --> 00:06:58,643 Not long ago, then. 70 00:07:01,320 --> 00:07:04,017 Tell me, Mrs. Worth, what became of the last butler? 71 00:07:04,090 --> 00:07:05,819 I couldn't say. 72 00:07:05,892 --> 00:07:07,951 He left in the dead of night 73 00:07:08,029 --> 00:07:11,556 after being here less than a month. 74 00:07:11,999 --> 00:07:14,525 We've got a servant problem in this house. 75 00:07:14,603 --> 00:07:16,231 No use sayin' we don't. 76 00:07:16,306 --> 00:07:18,433 Must be hard working for the very rich. 77 00:07:18,508 --> 00:07:21,137 I mean, they're accustomed to havin' things just so. 78 00:07:21,212 --> 00:07:23,942 That's not exactly the problem. 79 00:07:25,050 --> 00:07:27,177 The wage is very low. 80 00:07:27,252 --> 00:07:31,189 No, the Biddles are generous enough. 81 00:07:31,857 --> 00:07:32,950 Long hours, then? 82 00:07:33,026 --> 00:07:35,551 I wouldn't say so. 83 00:07:37,332 --> 00:07:38,731 There's a gorgeous sight. 84 00:07:38,800 --> 00:07:40,665 Are you getting ready for a party? 85 00:07:40,735 --> 00:07:44,297 No, Mr. Biddle's on a chocolate-cake diet. 86 00:07:44,373 --> 00:07:45,636 I beg your pardon? 87 00:07:45,709 --> 00:07:46,971 Cordelia! 88 00:07:47,043 --> 00:07:48,772 He says it's the perfect food, 89 00:07:48,845 --> 00:07:52,543 containing every essential element. 90 00:07:52,883 --> 00:07:53,976 Where is Mrs. Biddle? 91 00:07:54,052 --> 00:07:55,417 She's gone shopping. 92 00:07:55,487 --> 00:07:56,886 Blast! And Cordy? 93 00:07:56,955 --> 00:07:58,651 - I couldn't say. - And the boys? 94 00:07:58,725 --> 00:08:00,488 I haven't seen them since lunch. 95 00:08:00,560 --> 00:08:01,858 At a time like this. 96 00:08:01,929 --> 00:08:03,260 No one! 97 00:08:03,330 --> 00:08:05,389 Is there something I could do, Mr. Biddle? 98 00:08:05,466 --> 00:08:07,128 Yes. You can call Dr. Donleavy. 99 00:08:07,202 --> 00:08:09,033 Tell him I've been bit by an alligator. 100 00:08:09,104 --> 00:08:10,766 Oh, dear! 101 00:08:12,642 --> 00:08:14,543 Might as well live alone. 102 00:08:14,978 --> 00:08:16,002 Are you a married man? 103 00:08:16,079 --> 00:08:17,046 Me, sir? No, sir. 104 00:08:17,114 --> 00:08:18,912 Then you wouldn't understand. 105 00:08:19,651 --> 00:08:21,710 ? I've been bit on my finger? 106 00:08:21,786 --> 00:08:23,550 ? It could have been my leg? 107 00:08:23,622 --> 00:08:25,180 ? It could have been my head? 108 00:08:25,257 --> 00:08:27,158 ? I might have died? 109 00:08:27,227 --> 00:08:29,024 ? In a time of mortal peril? 110 00:08:29,095 --> 00:08:30,927 ? Any man should expect? 111 00:08:30,998 --> 00:08:34,092 ? That his family will come rushing to his side? 112 00:08:34,168 --> 00:08:36,399 ? What's wrong with that?? 113 00:08:36,471 --> 00:08:38,268 ? What's wrong with that?? 114 00:08:38,340 --> 00:08:40,241 ? My family rushing to my side? 115 00:08:40,310 --> 00:08:42,141 ? What's wrong with that?? 116 00:08:42,211 --> 00:08:44,339 Oh, not a thing, sir, I'm sure. 117 00:08:49,421 --> 00:08:51,652 ? I'm a good-hearted husband? 118 00:08:51,724 --> 00:08:53,351 ? I'm generous and kind? 119 00:08:53,426 --> 00:08:56,521 ? No wife could have a life as free of cares? 120 00:08:56,596 --> 00:08:59,588 ? So when a good-hearted husband has been bit? 121 00:08:59,667 --> 00:09:00,725 ? It's only right? 122 00:09:00,802 --> 00:09:04,239 ? That his wife should share the agony he bears? 123 00:09:04,306 --> 00:09:06,069 ? What's wrong with that?? 124 00:09:06,141 --> 00:09:08,007 ? What's wrong with that?? 125 00:09:08,078 --> 00:09:10,103 ? I want my wife to share my life? 126 00:09:10,180 --> 00:09:12,149 ? What's wrong with that?? 127 00:09:12,216 --> 00:09:13,444 Cordelia! 128 00:09:15,453 --> 00:09:16,478 Well, now. 129 00:09:16,555 --> 00:09:19,649 Now, that answers a whole slew of questions, don't it? 130 00:09:19,725 --> 00:09:21,284 Cordy! 131 00:09:21,361 --> 00:09:22,919 Boys! 132 00:09:23,830 --> 00:09:25,526 Blast! 133 00:09:25,599 --> 00:09:28,363 ? Here in this house I'm raising? 134 00:09:28,435 --> 00:09:30,336 ? Three strong, intelligent children? 135 00:09:30,405 --> 00:09:34,103 ? Where are they now in their father's time of need?? 136 00:09:34,176 --> 00:09:36,041 ? I give them private tutors? 137 00:09:36,112 --> 00:09:37,774 ? The finest physical trainers? 138 00:09:37,848 --> 00:09:40,146 ? All in vain? 139 00:09:40,484 --> 00:09:42,510 Ohh, the pain! 140 00:09:43,254 --> 00:09:44,881 ? I believe in the Bible? 141 00:09:44,956 --> 00:09:46,857 ? I believe in Uncle Sam? 142 00:09:46,925 --> 00:09:50,555 ? And as sure as Old Glory waves above? 143 00:09:50,630 --> 00:09:54,158 ? I believe a man who's bitten has the right to demand? 144 00:09:54,235 --> 00:09:57,865 ? That his family give him sympathy and love? 145 00:09:57,939 --> 00:09:59,736 ? What's wrong with that?? 146 00:09:59,808 --> 00:10:01,777 ? What's wrong with that?? 147 00:10:01,844 --> 00:10:06,976 ? The flag above, the Bible, and love? 148 00:10:07,050 --> 00:10:09,177 ? What's wrong with that?? 149 00:10:09,253 --> 00:10:10,312 - Hello, Papa. - Cordy! 150 00:10:10,388 --> 00:10:11,582 Where have you been? 151 00:10:11,656 --> 00:10:13,920 Out in the stable with Tony and Liv. 152 00:10:13,992 --> 00:10:16,826 - Is something wrong? - Yes, something's wrong. 153 00:10:16,896 --> 00:10:19,058 What were you doing shaving at this time of day? 154 00:10:19,132 --> 00:10:20,224 I haven't been shaving. 155 00:10:20,300 --> 00:10:22,200 And since when do I shave my finger? 156 00:10:22,269 --> 00:10:23,862 You don't shave your ear either. 157 00:10:23,938 --> 00:10:25,769 - But last week you cut it. - That's different. 158 00:10:25,840 --> 00:10:28,002 The ear is in the general vicinity of the face. 159 00:10:28,076 --> 00:10:29,566 So's the finger when you're shaving. 160 00:10:29,645 --> 00:10:31,273 It's a bite, blast it! 161 00:10:31,347 --> 00:10:32,541 - No. - Yes. 162 00:10:32,615 --> 00:10:34,173 - Who? - George. 163 00:10:34,250 --> 00:10:37,448 Turned on me just like that after all these years. 164 00:10:38,556 --> 00:10:42,425 Well, it's really not such a bad bite. 165 00:10:42,494 --> 00:10:44,326 Is that all you have to say? 166 00:10:44,397 --> 00:10:46,365 There's some antiseptic in the emergency kit. 167 00:10:46,432 --> 00:10:48,094 - And some bandages. - Wait a minute. 168 00:10:48,168 --> 00:10:50,602 Where are you going? It's time for Bible class. 169 00:10:50,671 --> 00:10:51,934 Yes, I know. 170 00:10:52,006 --> 00:10:53,837 But you'll have to do without me today. 171 00:10:53,908 --> 00:10:56,343 I have an engagement. 172 00:10:56,712 --> 00:11:00,114 Dr. Donleavy's somewhere between his office and the hospital. 173 00:11:00,183 --> 00:11:01,844 Keep trying. 174 00:11:01,918 --> 00:11:03,010 Oh, what are you doing? 175 00:11:03,086 --> 00:11:04,452 Me, sir? Not a thing, sir. 176 00:11:04,522 --> 00:11:06,080 - Well, do something. - Yes, sir. 177 00:11:06,157 --> 00:11:07,317 Blasted alligator. 178 00:11:07,391 --> 00:11:09,553 - I beg your pardon. - Treated him like a son. 179 00:11:09,628 --> 00:11:11,459 What exactly would you like me to do? 180 00:11:11,530 --> 00:11:14,432 Tell the boys to bring in that emergency kit. 181 00:11:15,101 --> 00:11:17,900 Out the back door, across the yard to the stable. 182 00:11:17,972 --> 00:11:19,633 Mr. Tony. Mr. Livingston. 183 00:11:19,707 --> 00:11:21,608 Mr. Tony and Mr. Livingston. 184 00:11:21,676 --> 00:11:24,008 Blasted Benedict Arnold. That's what he is. 185 00:11:30,120 --> 00:11:30,814 Yes? 186 00:11:30,888 --> 00:11:33,255 Would you tell Miss Biddle Mr. Taylor is calling? 187 00:11:33,324 --> 00:11:36,122 - Mr. Who? - Mr. Charles Taylor. 188 00:11:36,661 --> 00:11:39,062 Miss Biddle is expecting me. 189 00:11:47,241 --> 00:11:48,731 Cordy! 190 00:12:02,861 --> 00:12:05,591 Dr. Donleavy must have stopped to make a house call. 191 00:12:05,664 --> 00:12:06,723 I could be dying. 192 00:12:06,799 --> 00:12:08,494 Indeed you could. 193 00:12:09,101 --> 00:12:10,763 Where's that blasted antiseptic? 194 00:12:10,837 --> 00:12:11,826 Here you are, Pa. 195 00:12:11,905 --> 00:12:14,136 - It's about time. - We came as soon as we heard. 196 00:12:14,208 --> 00:12:16,574 I left word with the doctor to call. 197 00:12:16,644 --> 00:12:17,668 What happened, Pa? 198 00:12:17,745 --> 00:12:18,770 Was it really George? 199 00:12:18,847 --> 00:12:19,814 Gentle old George? 200 00:12:19,882 --> 00:12:21,873 Yes, it was gentle old George. 201 00:12:21,951 --> 00:12:24,546 Hey, Pa, what's Charlie Taylor doing here? 202 00:12:24,621 --> 00:12:26,316 He came to see Cordy. 203 00:12:26,390 --> 00:12:28,620 The answer to a maiden's prayer. 204 00:12:30,829 --> 00:12:32,820 What do you know about maidens' prayers? 205 00:12:32,898 --> 00:12:34,764 Nothing, Pa. It's just an expression. 206 00:12:34,834 --> 00:12:35,766 Oh. 207 00:12:35,835 --> 00:12:36,927 But Charlie Taylor? 208 00:12:37,003 --> 00:12:39,438 - Cordy can do better than that. - I'm sure she can. 209 00:12:39,506 --> 00:12:41,633 When the time comes. 210 00:12:51,355 --> 00:12:53,346 That's pretty good. Going into vaudeville? 211 00:12:53,423 --> 00:12:55,050 Hi, Tony. Long time, no see. 212 00:12:55,125 --> 00:12:57,287 - This is my brother, Liv. - Hiya, sport. 213 00:12:57,362 --> 00:12:58,829 Hi. 214 00:12:59,330 --> 00:13:01,356 - Say, that man in the hall. - Yeah? 215 00:13:01,433 --> 00:13:02,866 That wasn't your father, was it? 216 00:13:02,935 --> 00:13:05,871 - Who did you think it was? - I thought he was some kind... 217 00:13:05,939 --> 00:13:07,463 Uh, uh, uh. 218 00:13:08,142 --> 00:13:10,042 Hey, caramel! 219 00:13:11,579 --> 00:13:12,877 They're for Cordy, sport. 220 00:13:12,948 --> 00:13:14,108 Cordy hates caramels. 221 00:13:14,182 --> 00:13:15,547 They stick in her retainer. 222 00:13:15,617 --> 00:13:16,642 But I like caramel. 223 00:13:16,719 --> 00:13:18,152 So does Tony. Don't you, sport? 224 00:13:18,221 --> 00:13:19,586 Oh, love 'em. 225 00:13:20,491 --> 00:13:23,324 Okay, fellas, that's enough. 226 00:13:23,394 --> 00:13:26,330 Charlie! You've been hiding your light under a bushel. 227 00:13:26,398 --> 00:13:28,594 Liv, you should feel that. 228 00:13:29,101 --> 00:13:31,865 Hey! What weight do you fight at, Charlie? 229 00:13:31,937 --> 00:13:33,496 - Fight? - Boxing. 230 00:13:33,573 --> 00:13:35,666 You do box, don't you? 231 00:13:35,742 --> 00:13:38,371 I prefer other sports. 232 00:13:38,446 --> 00:13:39,743 You don't do it at all? 233 00:13:39,814 --> 00:13:40,781 No. 234 00:13:40,849 --> 00:13:42,817 Liv, he doesn't do it at all. 235 00:13:42,885 --> 00:13:44,375 Aw, Charlie. 236 00:13:44,453 --> 00:13:45,716 You're in trouble. 237 00:13:45,789 --> 00:13:47,381 I don't understand. 238 00:13:47,457 --> 00:13:49,983 Well, if you've got your eye on Cordy... 239 00:13:50,061 --> 00:13:52,552 ? Remember Harry Applegate?? 240 00:13:52,630 --> 00:13:55,532 ? Yeah, he took Cordy on a date? 241 00:13:55,600 --> 00:13:58,229 ? Oh, what a dapper Dan? 242 00:13:58,304 --> 00:14:00,602 ? Pearly teeth and tennis tan? 243 00:14:00,673 --> 00:14:01,698 Remember him well. 244 00:14:01,775 --> 00:14:04,608 ? Thought he was a Romeo? 245 00:14:04,678 --> 00:14:07,443 ? Tried to kiss our sis, and, oh!? 246 00:14:07,515 --> 00:14:10,246 ? Harry ducked, but too late? 247 00:14:10,319 --> 00:14:13,186 ? Father bought him an upper plate? 248 00:14:13,255 --> 00:14:16,054 ? Watch your footwork? 249 00:14:16,126 --> 00:14:18,925 ? Better learn to bob and weave? 250 00:14:18,996 --> 00:14:22,831 ? Sister Cordy's got dynamite up her sleeve? 251 00:14:22,901 --> 00:14:24,095 ? What a jab? 252 00:14:24,169 --> 00:14:25,898 ? Dynamite up her sleeve? 253 00:14:25,971 --> 00:14:27,030 ? What a hook? 254 00:14:27,107 --> 00:14:28,734 ? Dynamite up her sleeve? 255 00:14:28,808 --> 00:14:30,504 ? Keep your guard up? 256 00:14:30,578 --> 00:14:32,842 Charlie, never lead it with your right. 257 00:14:32,913 --> 00:14:34,437 You'll get killed that way. 258 00:14:34,515 --> 00:14:36,711 Look, fellas, let's forget the whole thing. 259 00:14:36,785 --> 00:14:38,377 I didn't come here to do this. 260 00:14:38,453 --> 00:14:41,082 ? Archie Baxter came here twice? 261 00:14:41,157 --> 00:14:43,820 ? First time out, he acted nice? 262 00:14:43,894 --> 00:14:46,522 ? Romance was in the air? 263 00:14:46,597 --> 00:14:49,032 ? Oh, they made a lovely pair? 264 00:14:49,100 --> 00:14:50,032 Beautiful. 265 00:14:50,101 --> 00:14:52,468 ? Second date, it was a dance? 266 00:14:52,538 --> 00:14:55,872 ? He grabbed her tight, this was his chance? 267 00:14:55,942 --> 00:14:58,536 ? Cordy only bruised that sport? 268 00:14:58,612 --> 00:15:00,774 ? Father settled it out of court? 269 00:15:00,848 --> 00:15:01,644 So... 270 00:15:01,716 --> 00:15:04,242 ? Watch your footwork? 271 00:15:04,319 --> 00:15:06,844 ? Better learn to bob and weave? 272 00:15:06,922 --> 00:15:11,257 ? Sister Cordy's got dynamite up her sleeve? 273 00:15:11,327 --> 00:15:12,590 ? What a fake? 274 00:15:12,663 --> 00:15:14,221 ? Dynamite up her sleeve? 275 00:15:14,298 --> 00:15:15,356 ? What an uppercut? 276 00:15:15,432 --> 00:15:20,371 ? Dynamite up her sleeve? 277 00:15:29,417 --> 00:15:30,645 Uh-oh. 278 00:15:30,718 --> 00:15:32,049 - Charlie. - Charlie? 279 00:15:32,120 --> 00:15:34,089 - Hey, Charlie, wake up. - Are you hurt? 280 00:15:34,156 --> 00:15:35,987 Tony? Livingston? 281 00:15:36,058 --> 00:15:38,493 Come on, it's time for Bible class. 282 00:15:38,562 --> 00:15:39,688 What happened? 283 00:15:39,763 --> 00:15:41,823 He dropped his left. 284 00:15:41,899 --> 00:15:43,025 Oh. 285 00:15:46,538 --> 00:15:48,563 You better get some ice. 286 00:15:52,812 --> 00:15:57,444 And get some beefsteak. 287 00:16:11,202 --> 00:16:12,669 Charlie? 288 00:16:13,438 --> 00:16:14,770 Charlie! 289 00:16:15,574 --> 00:16:18,510 Well, don't you look pretty! 290 00:16:18,578 --> 00:16:19,875 Papa, how could you? 291 00:16:19,946 --> 00:16:21,277 How could I what? 292 00:16:21,348 --> 00:16:23,579 It's no wonder I never have any callers. 293 00:16:23,651 --> 00:16:26,450 - Oh, now, wait a minute. - People are afraid to come here. 294 00:16:26,521 --> 00:16:28,011 I didn't hurt the young sap. 295 00:16:28,090 --> 00:16:29,022 Sap? 296 00:16:29,091 --> 00:16:31,925 Charlie Taylor's only the most popular boy in town. 297 00:16:33,796 --> 00:16:35,059 Oh, here he comes. 298 00:16:35,132 --> 00:16:37,066 Charlie, are you all right? 299 00:16:37,134 --> 00:16:39,194 Sure, he's all right. Come on, Charlie. 300 00:16:39,271 --> 00:16:41,398 - Thataboy. - I'm so sorry, Charlie. 301 00:16:41,473 --> 00:16:42,839 There's no serious damage. 302 00:16:42,909 --> 00:16:44,706 He'll have a black eye for a couple of days. 303 00:16:44,777 --> 00:16:46,506 - Ooh! - Can I get you something? 304 00:16:46,579 --> 00:16:47,808 I sent for some raw meat. 305 00:16:47,881 --> 00:16:49,576 How about a cold drink, Charlie? 306 00:16:49,650 --> 00:16:51,881 Oh! Oh, thank you. 307 00:16:51,953 --> 00:16:54,854 Charlie, why don't you sit in this comfortable chair? 308 00:16:54,923 --> 00:16:57,757 And I'll see if I can get you some iced tea. 309 00:16:57,826 --> 00:17:00,455 Or would you like a piece of chocolate cake? 310 00:17:00,530 --> 00:17:03,464 Charlie! 311 00:17:07,405 --> 00:17:08,373 Gee, we're sorry. 312 00:17:08,440 --> 00:17:10,067 We didn't mean to do it. 313 00:17:10,142 --> 00:17:11,700 We told him to keep his guard up. 314 00:17:11,778 --> 00:17:14,338 You see, Cordy, I had nothing to do with it. 315 00:17:16,083 --> 00:17:17,710 Didn't you? 316 00:17:17,785 --> 00:17:19,548 Like father, like son. 317 00:17:19,620 --> 00:17:21,851 You're all three the same. 318 00:17:21,923 --> 00:17:24,188 Always having your sport no matter what. 319 00:17:24,260 --> 00:17:26,751 Always ready for a fight. 320 00:17:26,829 --> 00:17:27,989 Oh, Cordy, we didn't... 321 00:17:28,064 --> 00:17:30,863 Don't touch me. I'll flatten you! 322 00:17:31,535 --> 00:17:32,833 Cordy. 323 00:17:35,773 --> 00:17:37,241 Cordy, wait. 324 00:17:41,348 --> 00:17:43,111 Blast it! 325 00:18:10,283 --> 00:18:14,744 ? Oh, Miss Cordelia Drexel Biddle? 326 00:18:14,822 --> 00:18:19,920 ? I thought I knew you well? 327 00:18:19,995 --> 00:18:24,729 ? But now, Miss Cordelia Drexel Biddle? 328 00:18:24,801 --> 00:18:32,471 ? I just can't tell? 329 00:18:32,544 --> 00:18:42,114 ? Are you valentine candy or bo xing gloves?? 330 00:18:42,189 --> 00:18:50,690 ? Lately you seem very strange? 331 00:18:50,766 --> 00:18:57,674 ? What in the world's coming over you?? 332 00:18:57,742 --> 00:19:05,241 ? Everything's starting to change? 333 00:19:05,318 --> 00:19:14,126 ? Are you sonnets by Shelley or Rover Boys?? 334 00:19:14,196 --> 00:19:22,970 ? Once any answer would do? 335 00:19:23,040 --> 00:19:30,949 ? Why are you suddenly wondering? 336 00:19:31,016 --> 00:19:37,719 ? Which kind of someone are you?? 337 00:19:37,792 --> 00:19:46,498 ? Is a boy meant to spar with or gaze at a star with?? 338 00:19:46,569 --> 00:19:54,171 ? Should you kiss him or blacken his eye?? 339 00:19:54,246 --> 00:19:58,809 ? Now, if he buys you roses? 340 00:19:58,885 --> 00:20:10,425 ? A right to the nose is really not quite the proper reply? 341 00:20:10,499 --> 00:20:18,704 ? You're so lost in the middle of in-between? 342 00:20:18,776 --> 00:20:26,981 ? Is your destiny canvas or crepe de Chine?? 343 00:20:27,053 --> 00:20:40,333 ? Will you someday be someone that somebody loves?? 344 00:20:40,403 --> 00:20:49,871 ? Are you valentine candy or...? 345 00:20:52,184 --> 00:21:00,025 ? Bo xing gloves?? 346 00:21:03,832 --> 00:21:05,663 Mrs. Worth, I'm not a one to pry, 347 00:21:05,734 --> 00:21:07,828 but I can't help wondering some things. 348 00:21:07,904 --> 00:21:09,667 Yes, Mr. Lawless? 349 00:21:09,739 --> 00:21:12,140 ? Board by board? 350 00:21:12,209 --> 00:21:14,575 Is it forever like this? 351 00:21:14,645 --> 00:21:16,273 Like what? 352 00:21:17,749 --> 00:21:21,083 Ha, that must be Dr. Donleavy at last. 353 00:21:22,154 --> 00:21:27,183 ? Body and mind of mortal man? 354 00:21:27,761 --> 00:21:31,027 It isn't as if this was the only job in Philadelphia. 355 00:21:31,699 --> 00:21:35,033 Well, not for a likable lad like meself. 356 00:21:36,071 --> 00:21:41,238 ? Fashion the framework board by board? 357 00:21:42,313 --> 00:21:43,610 Mrs. Worth? 358 00:21:43,681 --> 00:21:45,843 I've decided to run along for now. 359 00:21:45,917 --> 00:21:48,647 Perhaps I can call another day. 360 00:21:49,522 --> 00:21:51,114 Perhaps. 361 00:21:55,329 --> 00:21:56,261 Who are you? 362 00:21:56,330 --> 00:21:57,628 John Lawless. 363 00:21:57,699 --> 00:22:00,327 A professional pugilist, no doubt. 364 00:22:00,402 --> 00:22:01,563 Ma'am? 365 00:22:01,637 --> 00:22:03,002 Did you come here to fight? 366 00:22:03,072 --> 00:22:05,837 Oh, no, ma'am, I came about the butler's position. 367 00:22:05,909 --> 00:22:07,536 Then announce me. 368 00:22:07,611 --> 00:22:09,773 And take off your hat in the house. 369 00:22:27,769 --> 00:22:32,298 ? Strengthen the dwelling of the Lord? 370 00:22:32,375 --> 00:22:37,075 ? Fashion the framework board by board? 371 00:22:37,147 --> 00:22:41,551 ? Here in his image now we stand? 372 00:22:41,619 --> 00:22:45,716 ? Building his fortress strong and grand? 373 00:22:45,791 --> 00:22:47,657 ? It is written that the? 374 00:22:47,728 --> 00:22:51,995 ? Body and mind of mortal man? 375 00:22:52,066 --> 00:22:56,060 ? Should walk in the spirit of his master plan? 376 00:22:56,138 --> 00:22:57,230 Mr. Biddle? 377 00:22:57,306 --> 00:22:59,138 There's a lady in the music room. 378 00:22:59,209 --> 00:23:00,141 A lady? 379 00:23:00,210 --> 00:23:02,610 She didn't give a name. Like there was no need. 380 00:23:02,679 --> 00:23:05,148 Aunt Mary. Tell her there's nobody at home. 381 00:23:05,216 --> 00:23:05,944 But, sir... 382 00:23:06,016 --> 00:23:07,541 ? It is written that the? 383 00:23:07,619 --> 00:23:11,818 ? Body and mind of mortal man? 384 00:23:11,891 --> 00:23:15,988 ? Should walk in the spirit of his master plan? 385 00:23:16,063 --> 00:23:20,763 ? So we must strengthen the dwelling of the Lord? 386 00:23:25,608 --> 00:23:28,100 I'm afraid there's no one here, ma'am. 387 00:23:28,178 --> 00:23:29,975 No one here? 388 00:23:32,417 --> 00:23:34,578 No one at all save Mrs. Worth and meself. 389 00:23:34,652 --> 00:23:36,746 And as for me, I... 390 00:23:36,822 --> 00:23:42,887 ? It is written that the body and mind of mortal man? 391 00:23:42,962 --> 00:23:46,057 ? Should walk in the spirit of his master plan? 392 00:23:46,133 --> 00:23:47,964 Aunt Mary! 393 00:23:49,004 --> 00:23:50,562 What a nice surprise. 394 00:23:50,639 --> 00:23:51,697 Is it? 395 00:23:51,773 --> 00:23:54,004 I come about the butler's position. 396 00:23:54,076 --> 00:23:56,306 Oh, good! Then take these, would you? 397 00:23:56,379 --> 00:24:00,180 And tell Mr. Biddle that Aunt Mary is here. 398 00:24:00,250 --> 00:24:03,846 And bring us some tea into the parlor, please. 399 00:24:03,922 --> 00:24:05,948 If the stores get any more crowded, 400 00:24:06,025 --> 00:24:08,653 I'm just going to have to give up shopping entirely. 401 00:24:08,727 --> 00:24:12,289 You can't imagine the swarms of people. 402 00:24:12,365 --> 00:24:14,766 Do sit down, Aunt Mary. 403 00:24:14,836 --> 00:24:16,997 This is not a social call. 404 00:24:17,071 --> 00:24:19,700 I've come for a specific reason. 405 00:24:19,775 --> 00:24:23,576 In today's paper, in George Gray's gossip column, 406 00:24:23,646 --> 00:24:25,580 it is reported... 407 00:24:26,550 --> 00:24:30,783 that "last week, Cordelia Drexel Biddle 408 00:24:30,856 --> 00:24:34,349 entered a one-step contest in Atlantic City 409 00:24:34,427 --> 00:24:38,158 with a Heinie Fenstermaker," whoever that is. 410 00:24:38,231 --> 00:24:39,529 I don't recognize the name. 411 00:24:39,600 --> 00:24:42,000 "And won." 412 00:24:43,505 --> 00:24:44,995 We, uh... 413 00:24:45,607 --> 00:24:49,772 We were in Atlantic City for the Bible-class convention. 414 00:24:49,845 --> 00:24:51,711 I know why you were in Atlantic City, 415 00:24:51,781 --> 00:24:54,579 but that does not explain and certainly doesn't excuse 416 00:24:54,651 --> 00:24:55,778 the matter at hand. 417 00:24:55,853 --> 00:24:59,051 Well, good afternoon, Aunt Mary. 418 00:25:01,426 --> 00:25:03,725 Always a pleasure to see you. 419 00:25:05,398 --> 00:25:06,490 Cordelia. 420 00:25:06,566 --> 00:25:07,966 Anthony. 421 00:25:08,035 --> 00:25:09,434 Oh, Anthony, your finger. 422 00:25:09,503 --> 00:25:10,993 Yes. George bit me. 423 00:25:11,071 --> 00:25:11,731 George? 424 00:25:11,806 --> 00:25:13,433 I can't imagine what got into him. 425 00:25:13,508 --> 00:25:16,069 Quite obviously your finger got into him. 426 00:25:16,145 --> 00:25:18,204 Anyone who keeps an alligator in the house 427 00:25:18,281 --> 00:25:21,547 must expect to be bit and deserves it. 428 00:25:22,452 --> 00:25:25,752 Well, I'm sure George was only playing and forgot himself. 429 00:25:25,823 --> 00:25:26,915 Do you really think so? 430 00:25:26,991 --> 00:25:28,459 Oh, I'm sure of it. 431 00:25:29,728 --> 00:25:31,821 Over there, please. 432 00:25:31,897 --> 00:25:34,765 He probably feels as badly about it as you do. 433 00:25:34,834 --> 00:25:36,359 I wonder. 434 00:25:46,649 --> 00:25:48,743 That will be all, thank you. 435 00:25:48,819 --> 00:25:50,081 You're right, Cordelia. 436 00:25:50,154 --> 00:25:52,145 He wants to make up. 437 00:25:55,727 --> 00:25:56,819 - Well... - Ha. 438 00:25:56,895 --> 00:25:59,160 If the jungle theatrics are quite over, 439 00:25:59,231 --> 00:26:02,360 I should like to return to the subject of my visit, 440 00:26:02,436 --> 00:26:03,767 which is Cordy. 441 00:26:03,837 --> 00:26:05,031 What about Cordy? 442 00:26:05,105 --> 00:26:07,574 I do not consider she's under the right influences 443 00:26:07,642 --> 00:26:09,634 for a young woman in her social position. 444 00:26:09,712 --> 00:26:12,738 She's under my influence and her mother's and her brothers'. 445 00:26:12,815 --> 00:26:15,046 Oh, please, Anthony, don't pretend naiveté. 446 00:26:15,118 --> 00:26:16,847 You know perfectly well what I mean. 447 00:26:16,920 --> 00:26:18,081 No, I don't. 448 00:26:18,155 --> 00:26:19,816 I do not know what you mean. 449 00:26:19,890 --> 00:26:21,482 Did you read this morning's paper? 450 00:26:21,559 --> 00:26:23,323 Yes. Yes, I did. 451 00:26:23,395 --> 00:26:25,056 German U-boats in our waters 452 00:26:25,130 --> 00:26:27,656 sinking British merchant ships in sight of Nantucket. 453 00:26:27,734 --> 00:26:29,463 That's what they think of our neutrality. 454 00:26:29,535 --> 00:26:31,766 Did you get beyond the first page? 455 00:26:31,839 --> 00:26:34,240 George Gray's column, dear. 456 00:26:34,309 --> 00:26:35,970 Cream or lemon, Aunt Mary? 457 00:26:36,044 --> 00:26:37,875 Of course not. 458 00:26:41,917 --> 00:26:44,045 Blasted professional troublemaker. 459 00:26:44,121 --> 00:26:46,180 Oh, no, he doesn't make trouble. 460 00:26:46,256 --> 00:26:48,191 He reports it. 461 00:26:48,626 --> 00:26:50,287 This Mr. Fenstermaker. 462 00:26:50,361 --> 00:26:52,990 He's a member of one of your Bible classes, I assume? 463 00:26:53,065 --> 00:26:54,259 Yes. Yes, he is. 464 00:26:54,333 --> 00:26:56,734 And a fine, upstanding young man he is, too. 465 00:26:56,803 --> 00:26:58,430 Anthony, tell me something. 466 00:26:58,505 --> 00:27:01,532 Were the children in school at all last year? 467 00:27:01,609 --> 00:27:04,443 They were being tutored, Aunt Mary. 468 00:27:04,946 --> 00:27:06,811 And who's tutoring the tutor? 469 00:27:06,882 --> 00:27:07,850 What do you mean? 470 00:27:07,917 --> 00:27:09,145 Well, everybody knows 471 00:27:09,218 --> 00:27:11,380 that you hired this man as a boxing coach. 472 00:27:11,455 --> 00:27:13,355 Can't even sign his own name. 473 00:27:13,424 --> 00:27:15,552 Tony and Liv got into St. Paul's all right. 474 00:27:15,627 --> 00:27:16,958 They're going next week. 475 00:27:17,028 --> 00:27:18,518 And I applaud the move. 476 00:27:18,596 --> 00:27:20,224 Now let's do the same for Cordy. 477 00:27:20,299 --> 00:27:22,665 The Laleta Wingfield School for Young Ladies 478 00:27:22,735 --> 00:27:25,796 in Lakewood, New Jersey, is accepting applications. 479 00:27:25,872 --> 00:27:27,271 Oh, no, you don't. 480 00:27:27,340 --> 00:27:29,775 I won't have Cordy exiled to some prison. 481 00:27:29,844 --> 00:27:31,106 Anthony, answer me. 482 00:27:31,179 --> 00:27:33,478 What proper young man in his right mind 483 00:27:33,549 --> 00:27:35,642 would want to marry a lady prizefighter? 484 00:27:35,718 --> 00:27:37,050 Blast the proper young man. 485 00:27:37,120 --> 00:27:38,280 That's easy to say. 486 00:27:38,354 --> 00:27:40,516 Besides, what's this talk about marriage? 487 00:27:40,591 --> 00:27:41,888 Cordy's a child. 488 00:27:41,959 --> 00:27:44,428 You're blind, Anthony, in more ways than one. 489 00:27:44,496 --> 00:27:46,293 - Blind or not, I'm not... - Papa. 490 00:27:46,364 --> 00:27:47,888 Oh, Cordy. 491 00:27:47,966 --> 00:27:50,128 - We were just discussing you. - Yes, I know. 492 00:27:50,203 --> 00:27:53,765 And, Papa, I'd like to go off to school. 493 00:27:53,841 --> 00:27:55,069 Hello, Aunt Mary. 494 00:27:55,142 --> 00:27:56,473 Good afternoon, Cordelia. 495 00:27:56,543 --> 00:27:57,568 Hello, Mama. 496 00:27:57,645 --> 00:27:58,873 Darling. 497 00:27:58,947 --> 00:28:00,005 Cordy. 498 00:28:00,081 --> 00:28:01,811 Did I hear you correctly? 499 00:28:01,884 --> 00:28:04,284 I'm sure you did, Papa. 500 00:28:04,854 --> 00:28:07,415 Are you still upset about what happened a while ago? 501 00:28:07,491 --> 00:28:09,323 Do you want that boy back over here? 502 00:28:09,393 --> 00:28:10,553 I'll drag him back. 503 00:28:10,628 --> 00:28:13,598 No, Papa. It isn't Charlie Taylor. 504 00:28:13,665 --> 00:28:14,893 Well, then, what is it? 505 00:28:14,967 --> 00:28:16,298 Don't you like it here? 506 00:28:16,368 --> 00:28:17,631 Of course I like it here. 507 00:28:17,704 --> 00:28:19,228 Don't we have a good time? 508 00:28:19,305 --> 00:28:20,499 Yes. 509 00:28:21,141 --> 00:28:24,543 But it's hard to explain, Papa. 510 00:28:24,612 --> 00:28:26,774 I'm not like the other girls. 511 00:28:26,848 --> 00:28:28,110 Well, hooray for that. 512 00:28:28,183 --> 00:28:29,514 Look at the other girls. 513 00:28:29,584 --> 00:28:30,415 Oh, Papa. 514 00:28:30,486 --> 00:28:32,954 Cordy, I like you the way you are. 515 00:28:33,022 --> 00:28:33,954 You're pretty. 516 00:28:34,023 --> 00:28:35,616 You have fun. You're alive. 517 00:28:35,692 --> 00:28:38,092 You've got a better left hook than Tony or Liv. 518 00:28:38,162 --> 00:28:41,291 But I don't want a left hook. 519 00:28:41,366 --> 00:28:44,859 Anthony, I think we'd better talk about this later. 520 00:28:44,937 --> 00:28:47,031 She doesn't know what she's saying. 521 00:28:47,107 --> 00:28:49,871 I do know what I'm saying. 522 00:28:50,210 --> 00:28:53,544 I want to go to Miss Wingfield's school. 523 00:28:55,217 --> 00:28:56,479 All right. 524 00:28:56,552 --> 00:28:58,315 All right. You go. 525 00:28:58,854 --> 00:29:00,846 Go to prison if you want to. 526 00:29:07,899 --> 00:29:09,696 Thank you, Papa. 527 00:29:15,341 --> 00:29:16,809 Blast! 528 00:29:18,212 --> 00:29:20,374 Ooh! 529 00:29:22,617 --> 00:29:25,052 Well, it's late. 530 00:29:25,120 --> 00:29:27,486 And I've other things to do. 531 00:29:27,556 --> 00:29:30,219 Well, thank you for coming, Aunt Mary. 532 00:29:30,660 --> 00:29:32,492 I don't like to interfere. 533 00:29:34,665 --> 00:29:38,363 But attention must be paid to these matters. 534 00:29:38,937 --> 00:29:40,371 I know. 535 00:29:40,440 --> 00:29:42,271 Good day, Cordelia. 536 00:29:43,676 --> 00:29:45,008 Good day, Anthony. 537 00:30:06,305 --> 00:30:07,533 Anthony. 538 00:30:07,606 --> 00:30:10,599 We do have to let Cordy go. 539 00:30:11,077 --> 00:30:12,874 She's not a child anymore. 540 00:30:12,946 --> 00:30:17,179 And it's selfish to keep her here in this special world. 541 00:30:17,251 --> 00:30:19,220 What's wrong with this special world? 542 00:30:19,288 --> 00:30:22,725 Oh, Anthony, why do you have to take everything so personally? 543 00:30:22,792 --> 00:30:24,657 Is there some other way? 544 00:30:25,796 --> 00:30:28,287 You might as well put out that terrible weed. 545 00:30:28,365 --> 00:30:30,596 You won't get rid of me that way. 546 00:30:41,715 --> 00:30:43,206 Anthony. 547 00:30:43,284 --> 00:30:45,115 I raised very few objections 548 00:30:45,186 --> 00:30:47,246 to the way that Cordy's been brought up, 549 00:30:47,323 --> 00:30:50,919 despite its being rather unorthodox. 550 00:30:50,994 --> 00:30:53,462 Don't say, "What's wrong with being unorthodox?" 551 00:30:53,530 --> 00:30:55,499 There's nothing wrong with it. 552 00:30:55,566 --> 00:30:56,794 If I didn't feel that way, 553 00:30:56,867 --> 00:30:59,860 I couldn't have stayed married to you all these years. 554 00:31:00,238 --> 00:31:01,637 It's been a good life. 555 00:31:01,707 --> 00:31:04,802 A healthy life. And Cordy's been happy. 556 00:31:04,877 --> 00:31:09,372 But now she's older and feels a need to reach out. 557 00:31:09,450 --> 00:31:11,316 But she won't like it. 558 00:31:11,820 --> 00:31:14,220 That's for her to decide. 559 00:31:15,491 --> 00:31:18,187 You didn't want to let go of Tony and Liv. 560 00:31:18,260 --> 00:31:21,321 You fought St. Paul's like a tiger. 561 00:31:21,832 --> 00:31:24,529 Well, now it's Cordy. 562 00:31:24,602 --> 00:31:25,660 Blast it, Cordelia. 563 00:31:25,737 --> 00:31:28,104 I said she could go, didn't I? 564 00:31:28,374 --> 00:31:29,568 Yes, dear. 565 00:31:29,641 --> 00:31:31,006 Well, then... 566 00:31:31,677 --> 00:31:33,612 what's all the fuss about? 567 00:31:37,885 --> 00:31:39,614 I'm going out to the gym. 568 00:31:39,687 --> 00:31:40,655 Good idea. 569 00:31:40,722 --> 00:31:42,986 You'll feel much better when you get back. 570 00:31:47,030 --> 00:31:48,726 Oh. Mrs. Biddle. 571 00:31:48,799 --> 00:31:50,926 Mrs. Biddle, if it's convenient... 572 00:31:51,001 --> 00:31:53,732 Oh, yes. I'm afraid I don't remember your name. 573 00:31:53,805 --> 00:31:54,999 John Lawless, ma'am. 574 00:31:55,073 --> 00:31:56,597 The Mayflower Employment Agency. 575 00:31:56,674 --> 00:31:59,667 Ah, fine. Dinner's at 7:00, John. 576 00:32:01,848 --> 00:32:02,780 Well? 577 00:32:02,849 --> 00:32:04,043 Were you put on? 578 00:32:04,117 --> 00:32:06,348 "Dinner's at 7:00," she says. 579 00:32:06,421 --> 00:32:07,445 Heaven help me. 580 00:32:24,576 --> 00:32:26,738 Good way to let off steam. 581 00:32:27,313 --> 00:32:31,148 Papa, I'm sorry for the way I acted. 582 00:32:31,218 --> 00:32:33,209 I appreciate your apology. 583 00:32:33,287 --> 00:32:34,312 I do love my home. 584 00:32:34,389 --> 00:32:37,051 I don't really want to go away. 585 00:32:37,125 --> 00:32:39,253 Well, you were right wanting to go. 586 00:32:39,328 --> 00:32:41,296 You're not a child any longer. 587 00:32:41,363 --> 00:32:45,027 It's selfish to try to keep you here in this special world. 588 00:32:45,836 --> 00:32:47,828 What's wrong with this special world? 589 00:32:47,905 --> 00:32:50,203 Now, don't you start that. 590 00:32:53,312 --> 00:32:54,574 Cordy. 591 00:32:57,550 --> 00:33:00,452 You have to make your own life in your own way. 592 00:33:00,521 --> 00:33:03,514 You can't stay here with your mother and me forever. 593 00:33:05,494 --> 00:33:07,360 Of course, when you come home on vacations, 594 00:33:07,430 --> 00:33:09,591 things will be just the same. 595 00:33:14,271 --> 00:33:16,763 All of a sudden, I'm afraid. 596 00:33:17,442 --> 00:33:19,604 Now, that I won't have. 597 00:33:19,678 --> 00:33:21,942 There's nothing out there to be afraid of, 598 00:33:22,014 --> 00:33:24,381 as long as you keep your guard up and your chin tucked, 599 00:33:24,451 --> 00:33:27,579 and know how to bring one up from the floor. 600 00:33:28,689 --> 00:33:30,782 Oh, Papa. 601 00:33:32,060 --> 00:33:34,255 When I was a little girl, 602 00:33:34,329 --> 00:33:36,958 I used to think you must be the most wonderful person 603 00:33:37,033 --> 00:33:38,864 in the whole world. 604 00:33:40,771 --> 00:33:46,540 Now that I'm older and much wiser, I know you are. 605 00:33:49,749 --> 00:33:53,117 Well, come on, let's go back in the house. 606 00:33:56,490 --> 00:34:00,427 If you don't like that school, you don't have to stay up there. 607 00:34:01,163 --> 00:34:03,324 ? Dee-a da da da? 608 00:34:03,465 --> 00:34:05,400 ? Dee-a ta ta ta-ta ta? 609 00:34:05,468 --> 00:34:06,560 ? Da-da ta-ta tee? 610 00:34:15,214 --> 00:34:16,613 Mr. Biddle? 611 00:34:26,595 --> 00:34:28,028 Mr. Bid... 612 00:34:54,863 --> 00:34:56,592 What's wrong? You're white as a sheet. 613 00:34:56,665 --> 00:34:58,530 Faith, you do have an alligator! 614 00:34:58,600 --> 00:35:00,262 12 of them. What's wrong with that? 615 00:35:00,336 --> 00:35:01,928 Not a thing. It's relieved, I am. 616 00:35:02,005 --> 00:35:04,406 I captured them myself down in Florida. 617 00:35:04,475 --> 00:35:07,411 Went into the swamp with a party of Seminoles. 618 00:35:07,479 --> 00:35:10,141 Have you ever seen a Seminole Indian capture alligators? 619 00:35:10,215 --> 00:35:11,342 I can't say I have. 620 00:35:11,417 --> 00:35:15,718 Well, they can paddle a canoe so you can't hear it two feet away. 621 00:35:15,789 --> 00:35:17,347 If the animals don't show themselves, 622 00:35:17,424 --> 00:35:19,119 you give them the mating call. 623 00:35:28,905 --> 00:35:30,270 Say, who are you, anyway? 624 00:35:30,340 --> 00:35:32,332 John Lawless, sir. I'll be the new butler. 625 00:35:32,410 --> 00:35:34,002 Oh, we've got a new butler. 626 00:35:34,078 --> 00:35:35,511 No, Papa. He quit. 627 00:35:35,579 --> 00:35:36,774 Already? 628 00:35:36,848 --> 00:35:38,179 - Days ago. - Oh. 629 00:35:38,250 --> 00:35:40,014 Well, if you'll excuse me, sir. 630 00:35:40,086 --> 00:35:41,917 John Lawless, is it? 631 00:35:41,988 --> 00:35:43,512 That's right, sir. 632 00:35:43,589 --> 00:35:44,989 Tell me, John. 633 00:35:45,059 --> 00:35:46,583 Are you a religious man? 634 00:35:46,660 --> 00:35:48,150 I try to live by the Good Book. 635 00:35:48,228 --> 00:35:50,060 How well do you succeed? 636 00:35:50,131 --> 00:35:51,826 - I'm not sure. - Never mind. 637 00:35:51,900 --> 00:35:54,301 We'll go into that another time. 638 00:35:54,370 --> 00:35:56,065 What do you think of boxing? 639 00:35:56,405 --> 00:35:58,601 - Boxing? - Why don't we find Mother... 640 00:35:58,675 --> 00:36:01,076 Not in self-defense. Ever done any of that? 641 00:36:01,145 --> 00:36:03,272 Well, at the fair last year in County Tyrone, 642 00:36:03,348 --> 00:36:06,284 I was fisticuffs champion. 643 00:36:06,819 --> 00:36:08,309 Is that so? 644 00:36:08,387 --> 00:36:09,320 Champion? 645 00:36:09,389 --> 00:36:11,414 Well, it isn't a very large county, sir. 646 00:36:11,491 --> 00:36:14,620 Fisticuffs champion of where was that again? 647 00:36:14,695 --> 00:36:16,925 County Tyrone. It's in Ireland. 648 00:36:16,997 --> 00:36:19,831 Ah. You going to become an American citizen, John? 649 00:36:19,901 --> 00:36:22,564 - Well, I intend to apply, sir. - You'll never regret it. 650 00:36:22,638 --> 00:36:24,435 - Greatest country in the world. - Papa! 651 00:36:24,507 --> 00:36:27,204 There's certain things I believe in, John. 652 00:36:27,277 --> 00:36:30,145 God and the United States are at the top of the list. 653 00:36:30,215 --> 00:36:33,082 I know very well what the United States has to offer. 654 00:36:33,151 --> 00:36:34,380 That's how it is I'm here. 655 00:36:34,453 --> 00:36:35,750 Yes, well, like I say... 656 00:36:35,821 --> 00:36:37,618 There's something else I know just as well. 657 00:36:37,690 --> 00:36:40,626 And that is you are what you are, and that's good, too. 658 00:36:40,694 --> 00:36:42,754 I beg your pardon? 659 00:36:42,830 --> 00:36:44,889 Well, being an American is addin' something. 660 00:36:44,966 --> 00:36:46,867 It isn't subtracting. 661 00:36:49,004 --> 00:36:50,734 On the night before I sailed away, 662 00:36:50,807 --> 00:36:53,139 they come from far and near. 663 00:36:53,209 --> 00:36:55,269 ? All me friends and all me kin? 664 00:36:55,346 --> 00:36:58,612 ? To shed a partin' tear? 665 00:36:58,683 --> 00:37:01,447 ? We knew we'd never meet again? 666 00:37:01,520 --> 00:37:05,753 ? And yet was clear to see? 667 00:37:05,825 --> 00:37:09,592 ? I'd always be a part of them? 668 00:37:09,663 --> 00:37:16,503 ? And them a part of me? 669 00:37:17,473 --> 00:37:19,840 ? I'll always be Irish? 670 00:37:19,910 --> 00:37:21,775 ? 'Cause that's how I began? 671 00:37:21,845 --> 00:37:24,974 ? I'll always be Irish, I'll say that to any man? 672 00:37:25,049 --> 00:37:28,816 ? And when I'm an American, I'll be a good one, too? 673 00:37:28,887 --> 00:37:32,255 ? I'll be truly as American as Irish stew? 674 00:37:32,325 --> 00:37:34,054 Hey, that's pretty good. 675 00:37:34,127 --> 00:37:37,757 ? He'll be truly as American as Irish stew? 676 00:37:37,832 --> 00:37:40,199 Ask for Irish stew in Ireland and see what you get. 677 00:37:40,268 --> 00:37:41,496 I never thought of that. 678 00:37:41,570 --> 00:37:45,029 In Ireland, all the stew is Irish. 679 00:37:45,641 --> 00:37:47,370 ? I'll always be Irish? 680 00:37:47,443 --> 00:37:49,173 ? A fact I'll not deny? 681 00:37:49,246 --> 00:37:52,876 ? I'll always be Irish, and I'll hold me head up high? 682 00:37:52,951 --> 00:37:54,851 ? I'll wear the green St. Patty's Day? 683 00:37:54,919 --> 00:37:56,386 ? And yet for all of that? 684 00:37:56,454 --> 00:37:59,549 ? I'll be truly as American as "Casey at the Bat"? 685 00:37:59,625 --> 00:38:04,529 ? He'll be truly as American as "Casey at the Bat"? 686 00:38:05,299 --> 00:38:07,665 Say, that looks like good exercise. 687 00:38:10,405 --> 00:38:11,337 Come on, Cordy. 688 00:38:11,406 --> 00:38:13,204 - Hey! - Papa! 689 00:38:13,276 --> 00:38:14,573 If you can win a one-step contest, 690 00:38:14,644 --> 00:38:15,872 you ought to be able to do this. 691 00:38:15,945 --> 00:38:17,277 I thought you didn't like dancing. 692 00:38:17,348 --> 00:38:19,145 It's that waltzing business I don't like. 693 00:38:19,216 --> 00:38:21,651 Ha. That's for old folks. 694 00:38:25,725 --> 00:38:26,783 Hey! 695 00:38:28,794 --> 00:38:30,353 Huh! Ha! 696 00:38:36,905 --> 00:38:38,965 ? If I went to Paris for the rest of me days? 697 00:38:39,041 --> 00:38:40,941 ? And ate bread and cheese in sidewalk cafés? 698 00:38:41,010 --> 00:38:42,535 ? Lived in a garret, wore a beret? 699 00:38:42,612 --> 00:38:45,445 -? What would I be?? - An Irishman! 700 00:38:49,787 --> 00:38:51,722 ? If I went to Tibet and bought me a yak? 701 00:38:51,790 --> 00:38:53,485 ? And traveled Siberia ridin' his back? 702 00:38:53,559 --> 00:38:55,391 ? The peasants would point at me, what would they say?? 703 00:38:55,461 --> 00:38:59,023 Irishman? 704 00:38:59,099 --> 00:39:00,862 - Right! - Right! 705 00:39:02,136 --> 00:39:07,474 ? But if I went to Spain and grew a moustache? 706 00:39:07,543 --> 00:39:12,413 ? Strummed the guitar and wore me a sash? 707 00:39:12,482 --> 00:39:18,217 ? Became a toreador and fought me a bull? 708 00:39:18,289 --> 00:39:19,552 - ndele! 709 00:39:19,625 --> 00:39:21,388 - Ndele! 710 00:39:39,182 --> 00:39:40,980 - Hooray! - Yippee! 711 00:39:41,585 --> 00:39:43,610 After they awarded me both ears and the tail, 712 00:39:43,687 --> 00:39:44,620 what would they say? 713 00:39:44,689 --> 00:39:45,621 - Olé! - Olé! 714 00:39:45,690 --> 00:39:47,988 - For the Irishman! - Right! 715 00:39:48,059 --> 00:39:49,891 Hey-ho! 716 00:39:49,962 --> 00:39:52,591 Whoo-aaa-hoo! 717 00:39:55,936 --> 00:39:57,700 Come on, Mrs. Worth. 718 00:39:57,772 --> 00:39:58,739 Come on, now. 719 00:39:58,806 --> 00:40:00,000 Whoo! Ha! 720 00:40:00,074 --> 00:40:01,770 It's good for you. 721 00:40:04,814 --> 00:40:06,179 Ha ha! 722 00:40:06,916 --> 00:40:09,545 Ah, thatagirl! 723 00:40:13,425 --> 00:40:15,791 You should have seen me father doin' this. 724 00:40:15,861 --> 00:40:19,059 Like a tornado across the floor. 725 00:40:19,132 --> 00:40:20,121 Hey! 726 00:40:22,369 --> 00:40:23,301 Oh! 727 00:40:23,370 --> 00:40:24,769 Ohhhh! 728 00:40:24,838 --> 00:40:26,773 Ohh! Oh! 729 00:40:26,841 --> 00:40:28,365 ? He'll always be Irish? 730 00:40:28,443 --> 00:40:30,071 Ah, shout it good and loud! 731 00:40:30,146 --> 00:40:32,205 ? He'll always be Irish? 732 00:40:32,281 --> 00:40:34,842 ? Of his heritage, he's proud? 733 00:40:34,918 --> 00:40:39,117 ? I'm proud of Irish blarney? 734 00:40:39,190 --> 00:40:44,754 ? And Irish sentiment? 735 00:40:44,830 --> 00:40:48,426 ? And I'll bet someday we get an Irish president? 736 00:40:48,501 --> 00:40:53,132 ? And I'll bet someday we get an Irish president? 737 00:40:53,607 --> 00:40:55,701 Whee-ha! 738 00:40:58,581 --> 00:41:00,549 Hey, let me in there. 739 00:41:02,085 --> 00:41:03,815 Hey-ya diddle! 740 00:41:05,089 --> 00:41:06,021 Hey-ya! 741 00:41:06,090 --> 00:41:07,456 Ha! 742 00:41:12,164 --> 00:41:13,188 Beautiful! 743 00:41:13,265 --> 00:41:14,732 Whee! 744 00:41:25,047 --> 00:41:26,639 Whee! Hoo! 745 00:41:27,316 --> 00:41:28,909 - Ha! - Whoo! 746 00:41:29,352 --> 00:41:30,614 Hey! 747 00:41:30,687 --> 00:41:31,916 Whoo! 748 00:41:32,590 --> 00:41:34,217 Whoo-hoo! 749 00:41:42,201 --> 00:41:42,997 Whoo! 750 00:41:43,069 --> 00:41:46,767 Oh, the Mayflower Employment Agency. 751 00:41:47,307 --> 00:41:49,742 Oh, yes. Yes, of course. 752 00:41:52,882 --> 00:41:54,179 Hey! 753 00:41:54,250 --> 00:41:55,478 Yes. 754 00:41:55,551 --> 00:41:59,249 I think Mr. Lawless will suit our needs very well. 755 00:42:02,593 --> 00:42:03,525 Hee! 756 00:42:03,594 --> 00:42:05,893 Come on, I want George to see this. 757 00:42:06,565 --> 00:42:09,763 Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! 758 00:42:30,562 --> 00:42:33,794 Cordelia, whatever are you laughing at? 759 00:42:33,866 --> 00:42:35,356 Papa. 760 00:42:35,434 --> 00:42:38,836 He's now giving military training to the Bible classes. 761 00:42:38,905 --> 00:42:41,237 They're marching up and down in front of the house. 762 00:42:41,308 --> 00:42:43,300 Broomsticks for rifles. 763 00:42:51,955 --> 00:42:55,551 Cordelia, what an absolutely gorgeous invitation! 764 00:42:55,626 --> 00:42:57,457 Whoever is it from? 765 00:42:57,528 --> 00:42:59,963 Well, read it for yourself if you're so anxious. 766 00:43:00,031 --> 00:43:02,465 I'm not the least bit anxious. 767 00:43:02,535 --> 00:43:05,299 I was only trying to be sociable. 768 00:43:17,786 --> 00:43:19,448 Cordelia! 769 00:43:19,522 --> 00:43:23,584 The William Thaws are absolutely world-famous for their parties. 770 00:43:23,661 --> 00:43:26,425 However did you get this invitation? 771 00:43:26,497 --> 00:43:28,966 Well, I'm in great demand socially. 772 00:43:29,034 --> 00:43:30,262 Didn't you know? 773 00:43:30,335 --> 00:43:33,737 I suppose you give boxing exhibitions. 774 00:43:33,806 --> 00:43:35,934 However did you guess? 775 00:43:36,010 --> 00:43:39,537 And I think I'll get in some practice. 776 00:43:39,613 --> 00:43:40,774 Right now! 777 00:43:40,849 --> 00:43:43,010 I'll call Miss Wingfield! 778 00:43:43,084 --> 00:43:45,883 With that rouge all over your face? 779 00:43:46,722 --> 00:43:48,315 Cordy. 780 00:43:49,726 --> 00:43:51,284 You wouldn't tell Miss Wingfield 781 00:43:51,361 --> 00:43:54,126 that I wear rouge to bed, will you? 782 00:43:54,198 --> 00:43:56,565 No matter how angry you get? 783 00:43:56,635 --> 00:43:57,693 Well... 784 00:43:57,770 --> 00:44:01,138 Oh, no, you wouldn't be so cruel. 785 00:44:05,279 --> 00:44:06,746 Rosemary? 786 00:44:06,814 --> 00:44:07,644 Hmm? 787 00:44:09,851 --> 00:44:12,251 Would you teach me how to flirt? 788 00:44:12,587 --> 00:44:14,385 Pardon? 789 00:44:14,457 --> 00:44:16,721 Well, my Aunt Gladys said there were gonna be 790 00:44:16,793 --> 00:44:18,728 all sorts of young men at the dance 791 00:44:18,796 --> 00:44:20,957 from Yale and Princeton. 792 00:44:21,031 --> 00:44:22,363 Your Aunt Gladys. 793 00:44:22,434 --> 00:44:24,425 So that's how you got invited. 794 00:44:24,502 --> 00:44:26,630 The William Thaws are my aunt and uncle. 795 00:44:26,706 --> 00:44:28,503 Since I'm going to school here in Lakewood, 796 00:44:28,574 --> 00:44:30,270 they're practically duty-bound. 797 00:44:30,344 --> 00:44:31,868 I should have guessed. 798 00:44:31,945 --> 00:44:35,074 Well, it helps to be related to almost everybody. 799 00:44:36,517 --> 00:44:38,986 I want to make the most of it. 800 00:44:39,355 --> 00:44:41,414 Will you help me, Rosemary? 801 00:44:41,490 --> 00:44:45,257 Cordelia, if you're suggesting that I know anything about... 802 00:44:45,328 --> 00:44:46,819 Oh, come on, Rosemary. 803 00:44:46,897 --> 00:44:49,457 I'll bet you're the world's champion. 804 00:44:50,802 --> 00:44:53,794 Well, the fact that I have been admired by men 805 00:44:53,872 --> 00:44:56,398 doesn't make me a flirt. 806 00:44:59,246 --> 00:45:00,736 Rosemary. 807 00:45:00,814 --> 00:45:01,746 Hmm? 808 00:45:02,484 --> 00:45:05,009 Would you like me to swear 809 00:45:05,086 --> 00:45:09,547 that I'll never tell Miss Wingfield about the rouge? 810 00:45:11,061 --> 00:45:12,153 That's blackmail. 811 00:45:12,229 --> 00:45:14,163 It's a trade. 812 00:45:14,832 --> 00:45:16,197 Well? 813 00:45:17,502 --> 00:45:19,403 I wonder if those Thaw parties 814 00:45:19,471 --> 00:45:23,875 are as absolutely spectacular as people say. 815 00:45:24,944 --> 00:45:27,208 That's how trading works, isn't it? 816 00:45:27,281 --> 00:45:28,839 All right. 817 00:45:29,683 --> 00:45:31,173 I'll ask my Aunt Gladys. 818 00:45:31,252 --> 00:45:32,914 Oh, good! 819 00:45:32,988 --> 00:45:34,455 Come here. 820 00:45:35,424 --> 00:45:39,361 Now, if a girl wants to be popular nowadays, 821 00:45:39,429 --> 00:45:43,059 there's one thing that she absolutely needs to know. 822 00:45:43,133 --> 00:45:44,362 What? 823 00:45:45,737 --> 00:45:48,070 Bye-yum pum pum. 824 00:45:48,641 --> 00:45:50,666 Bye-yum pum pum? 825 00:45:50,743 --> 00:45:53,008 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 826 00:45:53,080 --> 00:45:55,344 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 827 00:45:55,415 --> 00:45:58,977 ? Bye-yum pum pum, bye-yum? 828 00:45:59,053 --> 00:46:02,023 ? You must be? 829 00:46:02,091 --> 00:46:06,358 ? Oh, so misterioso? 830 00:46:06,429 --> 00:46:11,060 ? Enthusiasm is très passé? 831 00:46:11,135 --> 00:46:14,003 ? You must slink across the floor? 832 00:46:14,072 --> 00:46:17,042 ? As if it's a dreadful bore? 833 00:46:17,110 --> 00:46:21,013 ? To the rhythm of bye-yum pum pum? 834 00:46:21,081 --> 00:46:23,140 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 835 00:46:23,217 --> 00:46:27,154 ? Bye-yum pum pum, bye-yum? 836 00:46:27,889 --> 00:46:30,688 ? Nita Naldi, Theda Bara? 837 00:46:30,759 --> 00:46:32,750 ? Hollow cheeks and black mascara? 838 00:46:32,828 --> 00:46:35,992 ? Bye-yum pum pum, bye-yum? 839 00:46:36,066 --> 00:46:36,930 Okay, what's next? 840 00:46:37,000 --> 00:46:39,128 ? The men in college? 841 00:46:39,203 --> 00:46:41,171 ? Always acknowledge? 842 00:46:41,239 --> 00:46:46,304 ? A girl who dances in a trance? 843 00:46:46,379 --> 00:46:52,046 ? So bye-yum until the dawn as if you're about to yawn? 844 00:46:52,119 --> 00:46:53,609 ? To the rhythm of? 845 00:46:53,687 --> 00:46:55,986 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 846 00:46:56,057 --> 00:46:57,547 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 847 00:46:57,626 --> 00:46:58,491 Attitude, Cordy! 848 00:46:58,561 --> 00:47:02,430 ? Bye-yum pum pum, bye-yum? 849 00:47:02,799 --> 00:47:07,601 ? Today the key to being wanted? 850 00:47:07,672 --> 00:47:12,201 ? Is just to glide as if you're hunted? 851 00:47:21,055 --> 00:47:24,492 ? And your right foot, left foot, right, back? 852 00:47:24,560 --> 00:47:25,720 Let me try, let me try! 853 00:47:25,794 --> 00:47:29,322 Right foot, left foot, right, back together. 854 00:47:29,399 --> 00:47:31,766 Now arms, Cordy, arms. 855 00:47:31,835 --> 00:47:33,928 Use your arms, back together. 856 00:47:34,004 --> 00:47:35,996 And slink, two, three. 857 00:47:36,074 --> 00:47:38,099 Bye-yum and slink, two, three. 858 00:47:38,176 --> 00:47:39,701 Bye-yum and slink, two. 859 00:47:39,779 --> 00:47:41,872 Now spin like a top. 860 00:47:44,017 --> 00:47:46,008 That's it! 861 00:47:51,726 --> 00:47:53,558 Cordy, you're absolutely wicked. 862 00:47:53,629 --> 00:47:55,460 I love it. 863 00:47:57,100 --> 00:47:59,125 How exotic. 864 00:48:05,043 --> 00:48:06,943 Bravo. 865 00:48:18,226 --> 00:48:19,887 Nita Naldi! 866 00:48:19,961 --> 00:48:22,123 Theda Bara! 867 00:48:25,535 --> 00:48:27,332 Cordy, you're absolutely dangerous. 868 00:48:27,404 --> 00:48:28,871 And scandalous! 869 00:48:28,939 --> 00:48:33,274 ? For when you're oh, so misterioso? 870 00:48:33,345 --> 00:48:37,076 ? The men will grow so entranced with you? 871 00:48:37,149 --> 00:48:38,082 Shocking! 872 00:48:38,151 --> 00:48:43,146 ? As you secretly conceal the tingly way you feel? 873 00:48:43,224 --> 00:48:44,748 ? When you're dancing to? 874 00:48:44,825 --> 00:48:46,657 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 875 00:48:46,728 --> 00:48:48,923 ? Bye-yum pum pum? 876 00:48:48,997 --> 00:48:52,798 ? Bye-yum pum pum, bye-yum? 877 00:50:47,978 --> 00:50:49,445 Cordelia! 878 00:50:49,513 --> 00:50:52,005 Oh! Aunt Gladys. 879 00:50:52,083 --> 00:50:54,314 Cordelia, darling. 880 00:50:54,387 --> 00:50:55,615 Aunt Gladys. 881 00:50:55,688 --> 00:50:57,212 I've been looking all over for you. 882 00:50:57,290 --> 00:50:59,316 Where have you been? 883 00:51:00,928 --> 00:51:04,365 I want you to meet the two most charming young men at the party. 884 00:51:04,432 --> 00:51:06,458 My niece, Cordelia Drexel Biddle. 885 00:51:06,535 --> 00:51:09,527 Mr. Roger Fitzsimmons and Mr. Walter Blakely. 886 00:51:09,605 --> 00:51:12,166 Both just down from New Haven. 887 00:51:12,742 --> 00:51:14,870 - How do you do? - A pleasure. 888 00:51:14,946 --> 00:51:18,404 Well, I'll leave you three to get acquainted. 889 00:51:18,483 --> 00:51:20,645 Young people today don't need anything more 890 00:51:20,719 --> 00:51:22,744 than an introduction. 891 00:51:26,826 --> 00:51:28,624 Snappy party. 892 00:51:28,696 --> 00:51:29,856 What? 893 00:51:29,930 --> 00:51:31,990 Oh. Oh, yes. 894 00:51:32,067 --> 00:51:34,035 Very snappy. 895 00:51:34,102 --> 00:51:35,570 Have a gasper? 896 00:51:35,638 --> 00:51:36,832 A what? 897 00:51:39,877 --> 00:51:40,809 Oh. 898 00:51:40,878 --> 00:51:42,573 No, thank you. 899 00:51:42,646 --> 00:51:44,046 I didn't think you were the type. 900 00:51:44,115 --> 00:51:45,980 These days, you can't tell. 901 00:51:46,050 --> 00:51:48,645 Smoking shortens your wind. 902 00:51:49,622 --> 00:51:52,490 Well, that's why athletes never smoke. 903 00:51:55,795 --> 00:51:57,388 Say, there's a friend of my family 904 00:51:57,465 --> 00:51:59,023 I ought to go over and speak to. 905 00:51:59,100 --> 00:52:00,898 Can't it wait until later, Roger? 906 00:52:00,969 --> 00:52:02,129 I wouldn't want to miss her. 907 00:52:02,204 --> 00:52:04,605 My mother would never forgive me. 908 00:52:04,674 --> 00:52:06,107 Miss Biddle. 909 00:52:20,560 --> 00:52:23,052 Yoo-hoo. Cordelia. 910 00:52:23,797 --> 00:52:26,926 Absolutely heavenly party. 911 00:52:27,001 --> 00:52:29,470 Yes. Heavenly. 912 00:52:30,072 --> 00:52:33,338 So many attractive men. 913 00:52:34,878 --> 00:52:37,439 Who is that? 914 00:52:37,515 --> 00:52:39,278 My roommate. 915 00:52:46,159 --> 00:52:48,753 We're playing Harvard next week. 916 00:52:49,930 --> 00:52:51,295 Who is? 917 00:52:51,365 --> 00:52:52,764 Yale. 918 00:52:53,267 --> 00:52:54,200 Oh. 919 00:52:59,175 --> 00:53:00,938 Mr. Blakely. 920 00:53:01,010 --> 00:53:02,501 Oh, I'm terribly sorry. 921 00:53:02,579 --> 00:53:04,444 I promised this dance. 922 00:53:04,514 --> 00:53:05,446 You did? 923 00:53:05,515 --> 00:53:06,483 Yes. 924 00:53:06,551 --> 00:53:07,483 The first one-step. 925 00:53:07,552 --> 00:53:08,780 I hope you don't mind. 926 00:53:08,853 --> 00:53:10,947 Oh, no. No, of course not. 927 00:53:11,023 --> 00:53:13,924 Why don't you ask Rosemary? 928 00:53:14,293 --> 00:53:17,320 - Oh, no, I couldn't. - Tell her I suggested it. 929 00:53:17,397 --> 00:53:19,730 Well, when your partner comes. 930 00:53:20,434 --> 00:53:22,835 Oh, but you needn't wait around. 931 00:53:22,904 --> 00:53:24,394 He'll be here any second. 932 00:53:24,473 --> 00:53:25,405 Who is he? 933 00:53:25,474 --> 00:53:27,500 I can keep an eye out for him. 934 00:53:27,577 --> 00:53:29,772 Oh, I don't think you know him. 935 00:53:29,846 --> 00:53:31,542 What's his name? 936 00:53:31,615 --> 00:53:33,446 His name? 937 00:53:33,517 --> 00:53:34,484 Well, it's... 938 00:53:34,551 --> 00:53:36,383 Angier Duke. 939 00:53:36,821 --> 00:53:38,220 This is our dance, isn't it? 940 00:53:38,289 --> 00:53:40,087 The first one-step? 941 00:53:40,626 --> 00:53:41,718 Yes. 942 00:53:41,794 --> 00:53:44,195 Mr. Duke, Mr. Blakely. 943 00:53:44,264 --> 00:53:46,630 You can't keep her to yourself all evening, Mr. Blakely. 944 00:53:46,700 --> 00:53:49,363 No, I guess not. 945 00:53:50,738 --> 00:53:52,138 Miss Biddle. 946 00:53:53,809 --> 00:53:56,779 He's probably a nice enough fellow when you get to know him. 947 00:53:56,846 --> 00:53:58,677 Shall we have our dance? 948 00:54:01,185 --> 00:54:02,812 Mr. Duke, why did you do that? 949 00:54:02,887 --> 00:54:04,753 Because I thought I'd like to know you. 950 00:54:04,823 --> 00:54:06,723 Worked out real well, didn't it? 951 00:54:26,049 --> 00:54:28,517 Why do you want to know me? 952 00:54:28,585 --> 00:54:31,350 Because you're not like the other girls. 953 00:54:31,756 --> 00:54:34,123 I mean that in the nicest way. 954 00:54:34,626 --> 00:54:36,423 I don't like these pushy girls 955 00:54:36,495 --> 00:54:39,829 who think they can trap any man with a big act. 956 00:54:40,233 --> 00:54:41,724 But you saw me practicing. 957 00:54:41,802 --> 00:54:43,963 Didn't it scare you away? 958 00:54:44,371 --> 00:54:45,634 No. 959 00:54:45,707 --> 00:54:47,868 You were so bad at it. 960 00:54:48,309 --> 00:54:49,435 Oh. 961 00:54:51,547 --> 00:54:53,606 It's a waltz. 962 00:54:53,682 --> 00:54:56,049 The waltz is for old people. 963 00:54:56,119 --> 00:54:57,518 Is it? 964 00:55:11,439 --> 00:55:14,067 I warned you. I'm not a very good dancer. 965 00:55:14,141 --> 00:55:15,939 Oh, nonsense, Mr. Blakely. 966 00:55:16,011 --> 00:55:18,343 You're as light as an elf. 967 00:55:43,211 --> 00:55:45,703 I don't think the waltz is for old people. 968 00:55:45,781 --> 00:55:48,808 I was just saying something somebody told me. 969 00:55:53,491 --> 00:55:57,758 ? Are we dancing?? 970 00:55:57,829 --> 00:56:02,790 ? Are we really here?? 971 00:56:02,869 --> 00:56:07,773 ? Is this feeling something real? 972 00:56:07,841 --> 00:56:12,279 ? Or will it disappear?? 973 00:56:13,282 --> 00:56:17,652 ? Are we dancing?? 974 00:56:17,721 --> 00:56:22,523 ? Does the music soar?? 975 00:56:22,593 --> 00:56:27,429 ? Was this lovely song I hear? 976 00:56:27,499 --> 00:56:32,733 ? Ever heard before?? 977 00:56:32,805 --> 00:56:37,403 ? Are your eyes confessing things? 978 00:56:37,479 --> 00:56:41,644 ? I alone can see? 979 00:56:41,717 --> 00:56:46,314 ? Or is my imagination? 980 00:56:46,390 --> 00:56:51,021 ? Flying away with me?? 981 00:56:52,931 --> 00:56:57,096 ? Are we dancing?? 982 00:56:57,169 --> 00:57:02,040 ? Say we really are? 983 00:57:02,109 --> 00:57:07,241 ? Then I'll know that I? 984 00:57:07,316 --> 00:57:11,720 ? Reached into the sky? 985 00:57:11,788 --> 00:57:15,850 ? I reached into the sky? 986 00:57:15,926 --> 00:57:23,391 ? And touched a star? 987 00:57:30,177 --> 00:57:35,116 ? Is this feeling something real? 988 00:57:35,184 --> 00:57:41,181 ? Or will it disappear?? 989 00:57:50,502 --> 00:57:55,566 ? Was this lovely song I hear? 990 00:57:55,642 --> 00:58:00,081 ? Ever heard before?? 991 00:58:00,148 --> 00:58:05,212 ? Are your eyes confessing things? 992 00:58:05,287 --> 00:58:09,315 ? I alone can see? 993 00:58:09,393 --> 00:58:13,763 ? Or is my imagination? 994 00:58:13,831 --> 00:58:20,328 ? Flying away with me?? 995 00:58:20,406 --> 00:58:25,175 ? Are we dancing?? 996 00:58:25,246 --> 00:58:32,312 ? Say we really are? 997 00:58:32,387 --> 00:58:36,290 ? Then I'll know that I? 998 00:58:36,359 --> 00:58:38,794 ? I'll know that I? 999 00:58:38,862 --> 00:58:41,696 ? Reached into the sky? 1000 00:58:41,766 --> 00:58:43,996 ? Reached to the sky? 1001 00:58:44,069 --> 00:58:48,507 ? I reached into the sky? 1002 00:58:48,574 --> 00:58:58,509 ? And touched a star? 1003 00:59:19,113 --> 00:59:21,240 It's beautiful, isn't it? 1004 00:59:21,749 --> 00:59:23,012 It's more than beautiful. 1005 00:59:23,084 --> 00:59:26,987 It's a masterpiece of engineering. 1006 00:59:30,226 --> 00:59:32,718 A Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost. 1007 00:59:35,733 --> 00:59:37,132 Oh. 1008 00:59:38,035 --> 00:59:40,163 Yes, it's very nice. 1009 00:59:40,239 --> 00:59:44,074 You know, the chassis of that car is bolted together 1010 00:59:44,144 --> 00:59:46,009 with special tapered bolts 1011 00:59:46,079 --> 00:59:48,708 made to fit holes that were reamed by hand. 1012 00:59:48,783 --> 00:59:50,512 - Really? - Yeah. 1013 00:59:50,584 --> 00:59:53,315 It's practically sewn together. 1014 00:59:55,457 --> 00:59:58,325 Well, I don't know very much about cars. 1015 00:59:58,394 --> 01:00:01,228 You don't have to know much to appreciate a Rolls. 1016 01:00:01,298 --> 01:00:04,666 If you were just once out on the road in that car. 1017 01:00:05,103 --> 01:00:07,230 Say, it's cold out here, isn't it? 1018 01:00:11,443 --> 01:00:13,241 Can I get your coat? 1019 01:00:20,087 --> 01:00:22,613 My Uncle has a Silver Ghost. 1020 01:00:23,926 --> 01:00:25,485 I've driven it. 1021 01:00:27,931 --> 01:00:30,662 I've been up to 75 miles an hour. 1022 01:00:31,802 --> 01:00:33,600 Smooth as silk. 1023 01:00:39,212 --> 01:00:44,549 The suspension system really is remarkable. 1024 01:01:00,137 --> 01:01:02,368 May I see you again? 1025 01:01:05,444 --> 01:01:07,538 Now you have to. 1026 01:01:52,403 --> 01:01:54,303 Pardon me, Cordelia. 1027 01:01:54,738 --> 01:01:58,402 My friends, I'd like to offer a toast. 1028 01:01:58,476 --> 01:02:00,445 To our guests of honor. 1029 01:02:00,513 --> 01:02:02,413 And to the entire Marine Corps. 1030 01:02:02,481 --> 01:02:03,881 The most glorious institution 1031 01:02:03,951 --> 01:02:06,283 God ever put on this broad, green Earth. 1032 01:02:06,353 --> 01:02:07,945 I recently traveled to Washington 1033 01:02:08,022 --> 01:02:10,684 to see if anyone there was concerned about this war 1034 01:02:10,758 --> 01:02:12,750 that's got half the world in flames. 1035 01:02:12,828 --> 01:02:16,356 I was treated to a lot of excuses and a lot of speeches. 1036 01:02:16,433 --> 01:02:18,094 Until I got to the Marines. 1037 01:02:18,168 --> 01:02:19,635 It's going to be a long evening. 1038 01:02:19,703 --> 01:02:22,332 When I talked to the Marine commandant about preparedness, 1039 01:02:22,406 --> 01:02:23,964 he understood. 1040 01:02:24,041 --> 01:02:26,636 When I told him there were 5,000 men here in Philadelphia 1041 01:02:26,712 --> 01:02:29,580 ready and eager to be trained, he was interested. 1042 01:02:29,649 --> 01:02:31,617 These three men arrived this morning 1043 01:02:31,684 --> 01:02:33,118 as proof of his sincerity. 1044 01:02:33,187 --> 01:02:35,678 They're going to work with our Philadelphia Corps. 1045 01:02:35,756 --> 01:02:38,783 And if war comes, by George, we're going to be ready. 1046 01:02:38,860 --> 01:02:41,021 ? I believe in this country? 1047 01:02:41,097 --> 01:02:43,088 ? But our country's unprepared? 1048 01:02:43,165 --> 01:02:46,067 ? Our defenses aren't worth a hill of beans? 1049 01:02:46,136 --> 01:02:48,468 ? So when a man loves his country? 1050 01:02:48,538 --> 01:02:50,439 ? Should he sit back and complain? 1051 01:02:50,508 --> 01:02:54,104 ? Or call out the United States Marines?? 1052 01:02:54,613 --> 01:02:56,274 ? What's wrong with that?? 1053 01:02:56,348 --> 01:02:58,374 ? What's wrong with that?? 1054 01:02:58,451 --> 01:03:00,919 ? What better way, what better means? 1055 01:03:00,987 --> 01:03:04,355 ? To take my stand with the Marines?? 1056 01:03:04,425 --> 01:03:06,417 ? What's wrong with that?? 1057 01:03:07,095 --> 01:03:09,188 To the Marine Corps. 1058 01:03:13,269 --> 01:03:16,171 Gentlemen, I want to say again, it's good to have you with us. 1059 01:03:16,240 --> 01:03:17,832 Sir, is the Philadelphia Corps 1060 01:03:17,908 --> 01:03:20,104 the same thing as the Biddle Bible classes? 1061 01:03:20,178 --> 01:03:21,543 Well, it grew out of that. 1062 01:03:21,613 --> 01:03:24,208 The Bible classes are the hard core. 1063 01:03:24,283 --> 01:03:26,342 The core of the Corps. 1064 01:03:29,256 --> 01:03:30,690 Yes, you might say that. 1065 01:03:30,758 --> 01:03:32,419 Mr. Biddle, you've done a swell job 1066 01:03:32,493 --> 01:03:34,188 getting all those men together. 1067 01:03:34,262 --> 01:03:35,457 I think it's great. 1068 01:03:35,531 --> 01:03:37,999 A man like yourself taking such an interest. 1069 01:03:38,067 --> 01:03:39,558 A man like myself? 1070 01:03:39,636 --> 01:03:42,605 Yes, an older man with plenty of money. 1071 01:03:42,672 --> 01:03:43,765 And I promise you, sir, 1072 01:03:43,841 --> 01:03:45,866 we'll have them snapping to in no time. 1073 01:03:45,943 --> 01:03:48,674 Lieutenant, I already have them snapping to. 1074 01:03:48,747 --> 01:03:50,305 I expect you to take it from there. 1075 01:03:50,382 --> 01:03:52,783 - Will you take seconds? - No, thank you. 1076 01:03:52,852 --> 01:03:55,343 The one thing my men need is formal combat training. 1077 01:03:55,421 --> 01:03:58,084 I'm depending on you gentlemen for that. 1078 01:03:58,158 --> 01:04:00,525 John, would you please tell Mrs. Worth 1079 01:04:00,595 --> 01:04:03,120 that I'd like to serve dinner as soon as possible? 1080 01:04:03,198 --> 01:04:04,427 Yes, ma'am. 1081 01:04:04,500 --> 01:04:06,900 It's trench fighting that's going to win this war. 1082 01:04:06,969 --> 01:04:08,870 I want my men to learn how to use a bayonet 1083 01:04:08,939 --> 01:04:09,928 and the butt of a gun. 1084 01:04:10,006 --> 01:04:11,803 We've got a training program set up. 1085 01:04:11,875 --> 01:04:13,275 Close combat is a part of it. 1086 01:04:13,344 --> 01:04:14,402 A big part, I hope. 1087 01:04:14,479 --> 01:04:15,673 It'll save lives. 1088 01:04:15,746 --> 01:04:17,715 I know I'm anxious to learn. 1089 01:04:17,783 --> 01:04:20,844 It's pretty strenuous exercise, Mr. Biddle. 1090 01:04:21,688 --> 01:04:23,019 Is it, now? 1091 01:04:23,089 --> 01:04:25,752 Of course you'll be welcome to observe, sir. 1092 01:04:27,461 --> 01:04:31,489 Gentlemen, may I show you around the place? 1093 01:04:31,833 --> 01:04:33,631 We'll start with the stables. 1094 01:04:33,703 --> 01:04:35,694 This way, gentlemen. 1095 01:04:37,541 --> 01:04:40,806 The stables are right out here across the terrace. 1096 01:04:40,878 --> 01:04:44,042 Dear, let's not move the entire party outside. 1097 01:04:44,115 --> 01:04:46,949 It looks as if Anthony might learn a lesson tonight. 1098 01:04:47,019 --> 01:04:49,146 I'm tempted to go out there and watch myself. 1099 01:04:49,221 --> 01:04:51,122 Aunt Mary. 1100 01:04:51,191 --> 01:04:53,888 You forget that Anthony's boxed with champions. 1101 01:04:53,961 --> 01:04:56,725 But they were friends, Cordelia. And professionals. 1102 01:04:56,797 --> 01:04:58,459 These young men are not friends. 1103 01:04:58,534 --> 01:05:00,434 And there is nothing so dangerous 1104 01:05:00,502 --> 01:05:02,971 as the inspired amateur. 1105 01:05:07,011 --> 01:05:10,004 Yes, I fixed this place up to provide some healthy fun 1106 01:05:10,081 --> 01:05:13,414 and relaxation for myself and the rest of the family. 1107 01:05:13,485 --> 01:05:17,582 Say, would any of you like to go a round or two before dinner? 1108 01:05:18,859 --> 01:05:20,690 How about you Marines? 1109 01:05:20,761 --> 01:05:22,696 Do any of you know how to box? 1110 01:05:22,764 --> 01:05:24,231 We all know how to box, sir. 1111 01:05:24,299 --> 01:05:26,928 - That's part of our training. - Fine. 1112 01:05:27,670 --> 01:05:28,728 John! 1113 01:05:30,206 --> 01:05:31,868 You want to box with me, sir? 1114 01:05:31,942 --> 01:05:33,967 We'll just go a couple of rounds, Lieutenant. 1115 01:05:34,044 --> 01:05:34,977 Thank you. 1116 01:05:35,046 --> 01:05:37,014 You know, a lot of older men 1117 01:05:37,081 --> 01:05:41,246 take up sports of one kind or another just to pass the time. 1118 01:05:42,254 --> 01:05:43,722 John! 1119 01:05:43,790 --> 01:05:45,052 You yelled, sir? 1120 01:05:45,124 --> 01:05:47,525 Yes. Would you keep time for us, John? 1121 01:05:49,997 --> 01:05:51,590 Yes, sir. 1122 01:05:53,902 --> 01:05:55,894 We box by college rules here, Lieutenant. 1123 01:05:55,972 --> 01:05:57,234 Two-minute rounds. 1124 01:05:57,306 --> 01:05:58,898 Thank you, John. 1125 01:06:00,244 --> 01:06:02,109 Well, are you ready, Lieutenant? 1126 01:06:02,179 --> 01:06:03,669 Yes, sir. 1127 01:06:03,748 --> 01:06:05,682 All right, John. 1128 01:06:05,750 --> 01:06:07,115 Time, gentlemen. 1129 01:06:09,622 --> 01:06:11,886 The men in the Philadelphia Corps have a lot to learn 1130 01:06:11,958 --> 01:06:14,552 about military science. 1131 01:06:16,029 --> 01:06:18,123 But you will find them well-disciplined. 1132 01:06:18,199 --> 01:06:20,498 And physically fit. 1133 01:06:32,182 --> 01:06:33,878 So that's your style, is it? 1134 01:06:33,952 --> 01:06:36,443 Bill O'Brien used to lean on his left like that. 1135 01:06:36,521 --> 01:06:39,457 Poor Billy never was a really top fighter. 1136 01:06:46,501 --> 01:06:48,401 One thing to remember about the Philadelphia Corps. 1137 01:06:48,469 --> 01:06:50,097 They're civilians. 1138 01:06:50,472 --> 01:06:52,906 You'll get a lot more out of them if you lead them. 1139 01:06:52,975 --> 01:06:54,637 Rather than bully them. 1140 01:06:55,879 --> 01:06:57,005 Know what I mean? 1141 01:07:02,587 --> 01:07:03,781 Oh, Lieutenant! 1142 01:07:03,855 --> 01:07:05,447 Well, that was just a lucky punch. 1143 01:07:05,524 --> 01:07:07,459 Might just as well have happened to me. 1144 01:07:07,527 --> 01:07:08,619 Come on. 1145 01:07:08,695 --> 01:07:11,597 Yeah, that was quick thinking 1146 01:07:11,665 --> 01:07:14,260 catching old Jim Corbett in your lap like that. 1147 01:07:14,336 --> 01:07:16,804 John, that's a bad spot for old Jim up there. 1148 01:07:16,871 --> 01:07:18,430 I'll bet we've knocked him off that wall 1149 01:07:18,507 --> 01:07:19,974 at least a dozen times. 1150 01:07:20,042 --> 01:07:23,137 You know, Corbett and I sparred in this very ring several times. 1151 01:07:23,213 --> 01:07:24,737 He was a great fighter. 1152 01:07:24,815 --> 01:07:26,443 Well, who's next? 1153 01:07:26,517 --> 01:07:28,985 Well, don't you think we ought to go back, sir? 1154 01:07:29,053 --> 01:07:31,079 We wouldn't want to delay dinner, sir. 1155 01:07:31,156 --> 01:07:32,953 That's very considerate. 1156 01:07:33,025 --> 01:07:34,823 We'll rejoin the ladies, then. 1157 01:07:34,894 --> 01:07:37,192 John, would you get some ice for the lieutenant? 1158 01:07:37,263 --> 01:07:40,529 - It'll keep the swelling down. - I'll bring some directly, sir. 1159 01:07:41,135 --> 01:07:43,696 As soon as I get Mr. Corbett back up on the wall. 1160 01:07:43,772 --> 01:07:45,706 You know, I've worked up a little appetite. 1161 01:07:46,975 --> 01:07:48,841 Yes, boxing always helps my appetite. 1162 01:07:48,911 --> 01:07:50,902 Greatest sport in the world. 1163 01:07:57,055 --> 01:07:58,784 Mr. Biddle? 1164 01:07:59,257 --> 01:08:00,657 I've got a proposition. 1165 01:08:00,726 --> 01:08:03,855 If you won't tell the men of the Philadelphia Corps 1166 01:08:03,930 --> 01:08:06,455 that you took the best boxer among us in one round, 1167 01:08:06,533 --> 01:08:09,002 we'll teach you all the close combat you want, sir. 1168 01:08:09,070 --> 01:08:10,901 Fine, fine. I'm looking forward to it. 1169 01:08:10,972 --> 01:08:13,066 Say, gentlemen, before we go in to dinner, 1170 01:08:13,142 --> 01:08:15,167 I want to show you my alligators. 1171 01:08:15,244 --> 01:08:17,042 ? What's wrong with that?? 1172 01:08:17,113 --> 01:08:19,513 ? What's wrong with that?? 1173 01:08:20,317 --> 01:08:23,514 ? What better way, what better means? 1174 01:08:23,587 --> 01:08:27,251 ? To take your stand with the Marines?? 1175 01:08:27,325 --> 01:08:29,453 ? What's wrong with that?? 1176 01:08:29,529 --> 01:08:34,297 ? What's wrong with that?? 1177 01:08:35,469 --> 01:08:37,370 Come on. I'll show you the alligators. 1178 01:08:37,439 --> 01:08:39,566 I keep them in the conservatory. 1179 01:08:50,888 --> 01:08:53,414 The days of the custom car are numbered. 1180 01:08:53,492 --> 01:08:55,187 Even in luxury automobiles, 1181 01:08:55,260 --> 01:08:58,162 standardization is a practical necessity. 1182 01:08:58,231 --> 01:09:00,324 Not only for the manufacturer 1183 01:09:00,400 --> 01:09:02,892 but for the individual car owner as well. 1184 01:09:02,970 --> 01:09:04,767 Take a car like the Marmon. 1185 01:09:04,839 --> 01:09:06,330 I'd rather not. 1186 01:09:06,408 --> 01:09:07,602 Huh? 1187 01:09:07,676 --> 01:09:11,408 Angie, do you think we could talk about something 1188 01:09:11,481 --> 01:09:14,849 besides automobiles for a change? 1189 01:09:15,486 --> 01:09:16,748 World affairs. 1190 01:09:16,820 --> 01:09:18,652 Or the weather. 1191 01:09:18,723 --> 01:09:20,520 I'm sorry, Cordy. 1192 01:09:21,092 --> 01:09:22,958 Or you. 1193 01:09:23,028 --> 01:09:25,861 I'd really love to hear about you. 1194 01:09:26,366 --> 01:09:28,163 Okay. Me. 1195 01:09:28,235 --> 01:09:30,169 What kind of music do you like? 1196 01:09:30,237 --> 01:09:31,728 Music? 1197 01:09:31,806 --> 01:09:33,774 What's your favorite book? 1198 01:09:33,841 --> 01:09:36,310 Let me see. My favorite book. 1199 01:09:36,378 --> 01:09:38,039 Let's talk about your career. 1200 01:09:38,113 --> 01:09:40,139 My career? 1201 01:09:41,417 --> 01:09:44,114 There's not much to tell. 1202 01:09:44,188 --> 01:09:45,155 We're in tobacco. 1203 01:09:45,222 --> 01:09:47,555 Do you like tobacco? 1204 01:09:47,626 --> 01:09:49,958 As a business, I mean. 1205 01:09:50,462 --> 01:09:51,896 I guess so. 1206 01:09:51,964 --> 01:09:53,522 You guess so? 1207 01:09:53,599 --> 01:09:55,864 I haven't thought that much about it. 1208 01:09:55,936 --> 01:10:00,169 It's a family business, and I guess I'll take it over someday. 1209 01:10:00,241 --> 01:10:03,233 Is there something you'd rather do? 1210 01:10:05,180 --> 01:10:09,311 Yes, but you said you wanted to talk about something else. 1211 01:10:12,223 --> 01:10:14,623 Oh, no. 1212 01:10:14,992 --> 01:10:19,726 You mean you want to make a career out of automobiles? 1213 01:10:20,133 --> 01:10:25,037 ? There's a shining city west of here? 1214 01:10:25,105 --> 01:10:30,066 ? Where dreams are booming into gear? 1215 01:10:30,145 --> 01:10:35,015 ? It's no humdrum nine-to-five town? 1216 01:10:35,084 --> 01:10:45,964 ? It's a growing, going, bright, alive town? 1217 01:11:00,082 --> 01:11:04,076 ? Golden sparks light up the skies there? 1218 01:11:04,153 --> 01:11:07,817 ? Like a thousand Fourth of Julys there? 1219 01:11:07,891 --> 01:11:11,225 ? How I want to stake a claim in? 1220 01:11:11,296 --> 01:11:18,295 ? Roll up my sleeves and make a name in? 1221 01:11:18,372 --> 01:11:20,670 ? Detroit? 1222 01:11:20,741 --> 01:11:21,673 Detroit? 1223 01:11:21,742 --> 01:11:23,438 Michigan. 1224 01:11:25,813 --> 01:11:29,807 ? You can hear it humming, see it coming? 1225 01:11:29,885 --> 01:11:33,185 ? Feel it everywhere you go? 1226 01:11:33,256 --> 01:11:35,225 ? It's tomorrow morning? 1227 01:11:35,292 --> 01:11:36,759 ? The future dawning? 1228 01:11:36,827 --> 01:11:40,457 ? With a bright and shining glow? 1229 01:11:40,532 --> 01:11:44,264 ? It's a land where golden chariots? 1230 01:11:44,337 --> 01:11:47,796 ? Are molded out of dreams? 1231 01:11:47,875 --> 01:11:51,437 ? Detroit? 1232 01:11:51,513 --> 01:11:55,108 ? Detroit? 1233 01:11:55,183 --> 01:11:58,745 ? Detroit, Detroit? 1234 01:11:58,821 --> 01:12:02,553 ? It's Detroit? 1235 01:12:02,626 --> 01:12:06,529 ? Oh, if I could be there, I'd be free there? 1236 01:12:06,597 --> 01:12:09,863 ? Standing on my own two feet? 1237 01:12:09,935 --> 01:12:13,463 ? I'd invent new motors, design new rotors? 1238 01:12:13,540 --> 01:12:17,033 ? I'd be in the driver's seat? 1239 01:12:17,111 --> 01:12:21,014 ? I'd make all my dreams realities? 1240 01:12:21,083 --> 01:12:24,417 ? Oh, I'd be on my way? 1241 01:12:24,487 --> 01:12:28,218 ? In Detroit? 1242 01:12:28,292 --> 01:12:31,819 ? Detroit? 1243 01:12:31,895 --> 01:12:35,332 ? Detroit, Detroit? 1244 01:12:35,400 --> 01:12:39,428 ? In Detroit? 1245 01:12:39,505 --> 01:12:46,572 ? Others are giving their dreams a try? 1246 01:12:46,647 --> 01:12:50,516 ? If others can dream there? 1247 01:12:50,586 --> 01:12:58,393 ? Why can't I?? 1248 01:12:58,462 --> 01:13:01,591 Cordy, you'd be amazed at the things they're doing out there. 1249 01:13:01,666 --> 01:13:03,759 They're working on a two-range transmission. 1250 01:13:03,835 --> 01:13:06,304 Four-wheel brakes. 1251 01:13:07,640 --> 01:13:10,576 Do you think they could do something about the seats? 1252 01:13:10,644 --> 01:13:12,407 Sure. That's easy. 1253 01:13:12,479 --> 01:13:15,608 And heat the inside? 1254 01:13:15,683 --> 01:13:18,676 Why not? There's hot water in the radiator. 1255 01:13:19,155 --> 01:13:22,557 How about a gramophone so we could have music on long trips? 1256 01:13:22,626 --> 01:13:24,025 Sure. It's possible. 1257 01:13:24,094 --> 01:13:27,189 And any color you want? 1258 01:13:27,265 --> 01:13:29,028 I don't know about that. 1259 01:13:30,602 --> 01:13:34,060 Okay. Any color you want. 1260 01:13:34,139 --> 01:13:40,705 ? So you see where the rainbow ends for me? 1261 01:13:40,781 --> 01:13:47,780 ? Is known to the world as F. O.B.? 1262 01:13:47,857 --> 01:13:53,194 ? Detroit? 1263 01:14:06,980 --> 01:14:08,107 What is it? 1264 01:14:08,182 --> 01:14:09,672 I don't know. 1265 01:14:09,750 --> 01:14:11,479 I'll find out. 1266 01:14:15,490 --> 01:14:16,981 Cordy. 1267 01:14:17,427 --> 01:14:19,657 You think I'm crazy? 1268 01:14:19,729 --> 01:14:21,357 About Detroit, I mean. 1269 01:14:21,432 --> 01:14:23,730 Boy, my mother does. 1270 01:14:24,302 --> 01:14:30,833 ? If you hear it humming, see it coming? 1271 01:14:30,910 --> 01:14:35,678 ? That's the place where you must go? 1272 01:14:35,749 --> 01:14:38,981 ? But to make your name there? 1273 01:14:39,053 --> 01:14:41,352 ? You must stake your claim there? 1274 01:14:41,423 --> 01:14:47,488 ? And let no one tell you no? 1275 01:14:47,564 --> 01:14:49,829 Then you don't think I'm crazy. 1276 01:14:49,901 --> 01:14:56,137 ? Then my dreams of golden chariots? 1277 01:14:56,208 --> 01:15:04,413 ? In Detroit can all come true? 1278 01:15:04,752 --> 01:15:09,156 ? For you hear it humming? 1279 01:15:09,224 --> 01:15:13,720 ? And you see it coming? 1280 01:15:13,797 --> 01:15:18,997 ? And you? 1281 01:15:19,070 --> 01:15:30,610 ? Want to be there, too? 1282 01:15:56,550 --> 01:15:58,040 Hurry! 1283 01:16:16,008 --> 01:16:19,409 Well, those men looked good tonight. 1284 01:16:20,713 --> 01:16:22,874 Yes, sir. Like seasoned troopers. 1285 01:16:22,949 --> 01:16:24,440 Don't you think they looked good? 1286 01:16:24,518 --> 01:16:25,712 Yes, dear. 1287 01:16:25,786 --> 01:16:28,016 They looked cold, too. 1288 01:16:28,088 --> 01:16:30,580 I was sorry for them. 1289 01:16:30,658 --> 01:16:32,923 They're going to have to fight battles in cold weather. 1290 01:16:32,995 --> 01:16:34,394 I wasn't criticizing, dear. 1291 01:16:34,463 --> 01:16:36,728 It was a lovely parade. 1292 01:16:38,135 --> 01:16:40,570 - It's cold in here. - Yes, it is. 1293 01:16:40,638 --> 01:16:43,402 Yeah, I think the furnace must be off. 1294 01:16:44,008 --> 01:16:45,533 No. The radiator's hot. 1295 01:16:45,611 --> 01:16:49,173 Yeah, there's a terrible draft coming from somewhere. 1296 01:16:50,316 --> 01:16:52,648 The conservatory, I think. 1297 01:16:52,719 --> 01:16:54,381 The conservatory? 1298 01:17:04,967 --> 01:17:06,697 John! 1299 01:17:08,939 --> 01:17:10,430 My alligators. 1300 01:17:10,508 --> 01:17:12,874 Look at my alligators. 1301 01:17:13,578 --> 01:17:14,876 John! 1302 01:17:16,582 --> 01:17:18,278 George. 1303 01:17:21,121 --> 01:17:23,215 John! 1304 01:17:23,291 --> 01:17:25,851 Yes, sir? You yelled, sir? 1305 01:17:25,927 --> 01:17:28,362 What's happened here? Why are these windows open? 1306 01:17:28,430 --> 01:17:30,592 It must have been the new maid, sir. 1307 01:17:31,668 --> 01:17:32,896 What new maid? 1308 01:17:32,969 --> 01:17:34,733 Her name is Florence, dear. 1309 01:17:34,805 --> 01:17:36,238 She started this afternoon. 1310 01:17:36,307 --> 01:17:37,774 She was complaining about the smell. 1311 01:17:37,842 --> 01:17:39,640 - What smell? - The alligators. 1312 01:17:39,711 --> 01:17:42,043 - They do have a certain... - What? 1313 01:17:42,615 --> 01:17:44,947 We're accustomed to it, dear. 1314 01:17:45,017 --> 01:17:46,575 Oh. 1315 01:17:46,652 --> 01:17:49,417 She probably decided to give the room an airing... 1316 01:17:49,923 --> 01:17:51,482 and forgot to close up again. 1317 01:17:51,559 --> 01:17:54,289 Well, of all the blasted, stupid... 1318 01:17:54,362 --> 01:17:55,830 Get an ax. 1319 01:17:56,198 --> 01:17:56,926 Anthony! 1320 01:17:56,999 --> 01:17:58,762 Not for Florence. For the alligators. 1321 01:17:58,834 --> 01:18:00,325 Maybe they're still alive. 1322 01:18:00,403 --> 01:18:01,563 We'll chop 'em out. 1323 01:18:01,638 --> 01:18:03,630 An ax! Move! 1324 01:18:29,506 --> 01:18:32,533 Dead, dead, dead. 1325 01:18:33,378 --> 01:18:34,845 Get some more towels, John. 1326 01:18:34,913 --> 01:18:36,438 Yes, ma'am. 1327 01:18:37,750 --> 01:18:40,811 Anthony, it's after midnight. 1328 01:18:40,887 --> 01:18:42,081 Yeah. 1329 01:18:42,789 --> 01:18:44,120 I hate to give up. 1330 01:18:44,191 --> 01:18:45,124 I know, dear. 1331 01:18:45,193 --> 01:18:46,990 But there comes a time. 1332 01:18:48,830 --> 01:18:50,798 I'll get it. 1333 01:19:03,081 --> 01:19:05,380 Dead, dead, dead. 1334 01:19:05,952 --> 01:19:07,510 Hello? 1335 01:19:07,587 --> 01:19:09,920 Yes, this is Mr. Biddle. Who's calling? 1336 01:19:10,424 --> 01:19:11,755 Oh, yes. 1337 01:19:13,093 --> 01:19:14,891 How long ago? 1338 01:19:15,597 --> 01:19:18,499 What have you done about it? Have you called the police? 1339 01:19:18,567 --> 01:19:20,865 - Then call them, blast it! - What is it, Anthony? 1340 01:19:20,936 --> 01:19:24,304 I want that blasted town turned upside down, do you hear? 1341 01:19:24,374 --> 01:19:25,170 All right. 1342 01:19:25,242 --> 01:19:27,234 Call me back the minute you know anything. 1343 01:19:27,311 --> 01:19:28,335 - Is it Cordy? - Yes. 1344 01:19:28,412 --> 01:19:29,640 - She's missing. - Missing? 1345 01:19:29,714 --> 01:19:31,649 Three hours past curfew, and nobody there 1346 01:19:31,717 --> 01:19:33,480 has any idea where she is. 1347 01:19:33,552 --> 01:19:35,851 That's a fine way to run a prison. 1348 01:19:35,922 --> 01:19:37,753 You don't suppose she's been kidnapped? 1349 01:19:37,824 --> 01:19:40,555 - For heaven's sake. - Well, it happens. 1350 01:19:43,965 --> 01:19:44,897 Operator! 1351 01:19:44,966 --> 01:19:46,696 - Don't do anything foolish. - Foolish? 1352 01:19:46,769 --> 01:19:48,202 Our daughter is heaven knows where. 1353 01:19:48,271 --> 01:19:49,932 - Operator! - Hello. 1354 01:19:50,006 --> 01:19:51,702 Cordy. 1355 01:19:53,176 --> 01:19:54,609 Mother. 1356 01:19:54,678 --> 01:19:55,611 Cordy. 1357 01:19:55,680 --> 01:19:56,704 Papa. 1358 01:19:56,781 --> 01:19:58,112 Are you all right? 1359 01:19:58,182 --> 01:19:59,445 Of course I'm all right. 1360 01:19:59,518 --> 01:20:00,951 You're not hurt in any way? 1361 01:20:01,020 --> 01:20:02,317 What are you talking about? 1362 01:20:02,388 --> 01:20:05,290 We just had a call from Miss Wingfield. 1363 01:20:05,358 --> 01:20:06,985 Oh. 1364 01:20:07,728 --> 01:20:09,787 I was hoping we'd get here before that happened. 1365 01:20:09,864 --> 01:20:11,058 The weather held us up. 1366 01:20:11,132 --> 01:20:12,225 Us? 1367 01:20:12,301 --> 01:20:14,701 Is someone with you, Cordy? 1368 01:20:16,272 --> 01:20:17,739 Yes. 1369 01:20:22,780 --> 01:20:25,011 My fiancé. 1370 01:20:27,352 --> 01:20:28,752 Your... 1371 01:20:28,821 --> 01:20:30,846 Your what? 1372 01:20:31,457 --> 01:20:33,653 His name is Angier Buchanan Duke. 1373 01:20:33,727 --> 01:20:35,627 He's in the car. 1374 01:20:37,065 --> 01:20:38,157 Do you mean to tell me 1375 01:20:38,232 --> 01:20:40,599 that some boy is sitting in front of this house 1376 01:20:40,669 --> 01:20:42,193 thinking he's going to marry you? 1377 01:20:42,271 --> 01:20:43,636 Anthony, please. 1378 01:20:43,706 --> 01:20:46,198 He wanted to make sure I got in all right. 1379 01:20:46,276 --> 01:20:48,403 I'll tell him he can go now. 1380 01:20:48,478 --> 01:20:49,468 Good night! 1381 01:20:49,547 --> 01:20:51,242 Good night? 1382 01:20:51,315 --> 01:20:53,341 Aren't you going to ask him in? 1383 01:20:53,418 --> 01:20:55,784 No, Mother, I don't think so. 1384 01:20:56,989 --> 01:20:59,549 I'll call you in the morning! 1385 01:21:03,764 --> 01:21:05,995 We don't even get a chance to see him? 1386 01:21:06,067 --> 01:21:08,092 Of course you'll see him. 1387 01:21:08,169 --> 01:21:09,136 When you're ready. 1388 01:21:09,204 --> 01:21:10,604 I'm ready now. 1389 01:21:10,673 --> 01:21:12,334 No, Papa. 1390 01:21:12,408 --> 01:21:14,502 I'm not gonna let you at him. 1391 01:21:14,578 --> 01:21:16,671 Not until you get used to the idea. 1392 01:21:16,747 --> 01:21:18,716 Where did you meet this young man, Cordy? 1393 01:21:18,783 --> 01:21:20,751 At a party Aunt Gladys and Uncle Bill gave. 1394 01:21:20,818 --> 01:21:21,911 I wrote you about it. 1395 01:21:21,987 --> 01:21:23,921 You didn't write us about getting engaged. 1396 01:21:23,989 --> 01:21:26,254 He didn't ask me until today. 1397 01:21:26,326 --> 01:21:27,657 What took him so long? 1398 01:21:27,727 --> 01:21:30,060 Oh, now, Anthony. 1399 01:21:30,631 --> 01:21:32,326 Papa. 1400 01:21:32,400 --> 01:21:34,961 I think you'll really like him very much 1401 01:21:35,036 --> 01:21:37,504 if you just give him a chance. 1402 01:21:38,073 --> 01:21:41,009 Of course we'll give him a chance. 1403 01:21:41,077 --> 01:21:42,978 Is I dreaming, I am? 1404 01:21:43,046 --> 01:21:44,707 Hello, John. 1405 01:21:44,782 --> 01:21:46,272 Oh, you look fine. 1406 01:21:46,350 --> 01:21:47,375 Because I'm happy. 1407 01:21:47,452 --> 01:21:49,044 I'm engaged! 1408 01:21:49,120 --> 01:21:51,351 Engaged, is it? Well, isn't that grand? 1409 01:21:51,424 --> 01:21:52,584 I'm very happy for you. 1410 01:21:52,658 --> 01:21:54,626 Isn't that wonderful news, Mrs. Biddle? 1411 01:21:54,693 --> 01:21:56,719 Isn't it just... 1412 01:21:56,797 --> 01:21:59,392 I'd best be getting these towels into the parlor. 1413 01:21:59,467 --> 01:22:00,525 Towels? 1414 01:22:00,601 --> 01:22:04,038 We had a sort of accident this evening. 1415 01:22:04,106 --> 01:22:06,097 But I think we should all go up to bed now 1416 01:22:06,175 --> 01:22:07,871 and talk in the morning. 1417 01:22:08,478 --> 01:22:10,673 I am tired. 1418 01:22:11,014 --> 01:22:12,573 We got stuck in the snow twice. 1419 01:22:12,650 --> 01:22:14,550 And we thought we'd broken the axle. 1420 01:22:14,618 --> 01:22:17,213 And then the fan belt came off. 1421 01:22:17,289 --> 01:22:18,881 But it was fun. 1422 01:22:18,957 --> 01:22:20,220 Good night, Mother. 1423 01:22:20,293 --> 01:22:21,658 Good night, darling. 1424 01:22:21,727 --> 01:22:23,695 It's so nice to be home. 1425 01:22:28,803 --> 01:22:30,566 I love you, Papa. 1426 01:22:35,411 --> 01:22:36,572 Good night. 1427 01:22:38,348 --> 01:22:40,282 Good night. 1428 01:22:45,324 --> 01:22:46,916 "My fiancé," she says. 1429 01:22:46,992 --> 01:22:48,289 Without batting an eye. 1430 01:22:48,360 --> 01:22:50,420 And you just stand there. 1431 01:22:50,763 --> 01:22:52,424 And I just stand there. 1432 01:22:52,499 --> 01:22:55,264 What else could we do? We've never met the young man. 1433 01:22:55,336 --> 01:22:56,633 We don't know anything about him. 1434 01:22:56,704 --> 01:22:58,730 What's that got to do with it? She's a child. 1435 01:22:58,807 --> 01:23:00,104 She's a young woman. 1436 01:23:00,175 --> 01:23:02,076 You can't hold back the clocks, Anthony. 1437 01:23:02,144 --> 01:23:04,374 Cordelia, I don't know what you're talking about. 1438 01:23:04,447 --> 01:23:06,382 I'm not trying to hold back any clocks. 1439 01:23:06,450 --> 01:23:07,747 She's not ready for marriage. 1440 01:23:07,818 --> 01:23:09,115 You're not ready. 1441 01:23:09,186 --> 01:23:10,711 I'm not going to sit still for it. 1442 01:23:10,788 --> 01:23:14,020 Anthony, you'll be making the greatest mistake of your life 1443 01:23:14,093 --> 01:23:16,061 if you try to stop this engagement. 1444 01:23:16,128 --> 01:23:18,791 Is it wrong for me to try to protect my daughter? 1445 01:23:18,865 --> 01:23:20,958 Cordy has a mind of her own. 1446 01:23:21,034 --> 01:23:22,161 Faced with an obstacle, 1447 01:23:22,236 --> 01:23:26,105 she will proceed with still greater determination. 1448 01:23:26,842 --> 01:23:29,640 Why, you, of all people, ought to know that. 1449 01:23:30,413 --> 01:23:33,143 We don't want to push her into an elopement. 1450 01:23:36,153 --> 01:23:37,620 Come on. 1451 01:23:38,823 --> 01:23:42,692 You know, I'm anxious to see what he looks like. 1452 01:23:42,762 --> 01:23:45,196 I believe you're enjoying this. 1453 01:23:45,264 --> 01:23:47,290 Well, in a way, I am. 1454 01:23:47,367 --> 01:23:50,131 It's a very exciting time. 1455 01:23:50,203 --> 01:23:54,402 Cordelia, sometimes you amaze me. 1456 01:23:54,743 --> 01:23:57,075 Well, I hope so, Anthony. 1457 01:24:07,492 --> 01:24:09,983 It never rains but it pours. 1458 01:24:10,062 --> 01:24:12,759 To lose your only daughter and your pet alligators 1459 01:24:12,832 --> 01:24:15,392 all on the same black night. 1460 01:24:37,863 --> 01:24:39,160 What's all the... 1461 01:24:39,231 --> 01:24:40,995 Oh! 1462 01:24:44,505 --> 01:24:46,473 Anthony, what are you doing down there? 1463 01:24:46,540 --> 01:24:47,734 The girl's crazy. 1464 01:24:47,808 --> 01:24:49,436 That stuff she uses to color her hair 1465 01:24:49,511 --> 01:24:51,502 must have gone to her brain. 1466 01:24:52,314 --> 01:24:54,215 Miss, would you mind telling me what... 1467 01:24:56,619 --> 01:24:58,554 What's going on? 1468 01:25:01,826 --> 01:25:03,293 Well... 1469 01:25:04,162 --> 01:25:06,324 Well, I'll be. 1470 01:25:06,399 --> 01:25:08,026 Anthony, what is it? 1471 01:25:08,100 --> 01:25:09,830 Everything's all right now. 1472 01:25:09,903 --> 01:25:12,463 That nitwit girl frighten you? 1473 01:25:12,539 --> 01:25:14,667 They're not dead! 1474 01:25:15,109 --> 01:25:16,508 John! 1475 01:25:16,911 --> 01:25:18,004 John! 1476 01:25:18,080 --> 01:25:19,012 Yes, sir? 1477 01:25:19,081 --> 01:25:20,878 John, they're not dead! 1478 01:25:20,949 --> 01:25:23,646 Yes, sir. I know, sir. 1479 01:25:23,720 --> 01:25:25,187 Come on, George. 1480 01:25:25,255 --> 01:25:26,188 George! 1481 01:25:26,257 --> 01:25:28,725 Cordelia, it's George. 1482 01:25:31,129 --> 01:25:32,687 What is it, Papa? 1483 01:25:32,764 --> 01:25:34,562 They're not dead. 1484 01:25:46,314 --> 01:25:47,247 George. 1485 01:25:47,316 --> 01:25:48,715 George, come back here. 1486 01:25:54,959 --> 01:25:56,426 Allow me, sir. 1487 01:25:56,494 --> 01:25:57,552 George! 1488 01:25:59,732 --> 01:26:00,858 George, not outside. 1489 01:26:00,933 --> 01:26:03,129 You'll freeze all over again. 1490 01:26:11,780 --> 01:26:13,680 Here you are, Mother. 1491 01:26:14,349 --> 01:26:16,580 All right. Out of there. 1492 01:26:18,354 --> 01:26:20,482 Run along now. 1493 01:26:20,557 --> 01:26:22,047 In the conservatory. 1494 01:26:22,126 --> 01:26:23,457 Ah-ah. 1495 01:26:24,796 --> 01:26:26,457 Thank you. 1496 01:26:28,701 --> 01:26:30,635 Come on. You heard what Mother said. 1497 01:26:30,703 --> 01:26:32,501 Into the conservatory. 1498 01:26:33,707 --> 01:26:34,696 George? 1499 01:26:36,577 --> 01:26:38,204 Did George come back in here again? 1500 01:26:38,279 --> 01:26:39,769 I didn't see him, dear. 1501 01:26:39,847 --> 01:26:41,577 Take a look in the dining room, John. 1502 01:26:41,650 --> 01:26:42,981 Where do you suppose he got to? 1503 01:26:43,051 --> 01:26:46,146 There's breakfast to get on the table, in case you forgot. 1504 01:26:46,222 --> 01:26:49,522 How can you be so calm with those monsters on the loose? 1505 01:26:49,593 --> 01:26:52,027 They know better than to get in my way. 1506 01:26:52,096 --> 01:26:56,261 You can fill the cream pitcher and get busy settin' the table. 1507 01:27:13,890 --> 01:27:15,289 Idiot girl. 1508 01:27:15,358 --> 01:27:17,827 None of them stay very long. 1509 01:27:17,895 --> 01:27:21,262 I'll teach you to make yourself at home in my kitchen! 1510 01:27:30,211 --> 01:27:31,371 Come out, I say! 1511 01:27:34,482 --> 01:27:36,677 Me new broom. 1512 01:27:36,751 --> 01:27:37,911 You drop that! 1513 01:27:37,986 --> 01:27:40,148 Drop it, I say! 1514 01:27:43,493 --> 01:27:44,960 Where you going, you beast? 1515 01:27:45,028 --> 01:27:48,021 You'd be a handbag if I had my way. 1516 01:27:51,537 --> 01:27:53,004 You should've let out a call. 1517 01:27:53,072 --> 01:27:54,505 I'd have given you a hand. 1518 01:27:54,573 --> 01:27:55,973 Thank you, Mr. Lawless. 1519 01:27:56,042 --> 01:27:57,441 It wasn't necessary. 1520 01:27:57,510 --> 01:28:00,173 I managed very well on me own. 1521 01:28:00,948 --> 01:28:03,042 Breakfast will be in half an hour. 1522 01:28:03,118 --> 01:28:05,109 I have to slice some more bacon. 1523 01:28:05,187 --> 01:28:07,281 Thank you, Mrs. Worth. 1524 01:28:07,824 --> 01:28:10,884 Well, I think we'd better get dressed. 1525 01:28:10,960 --> 01:28:13,930 That girl may come back here with the police. 1526 01:28:15,533 --> 01:28:17,057 Cordy. 1527 01:28:17,135 --> 01:28:18,796 Yes, Papa? 1528 01:28:19,405 --> 01:28:21,202 Cordy, I've been thinking things over. 1529 01:28:21,274 --> 01:28:24,301 I realize I acted badly last night. 1530 01:28:24,378 --> 01:28:27,678 I want you to invite your young man to dinner so I can, 1531 01:28:27,749 --> 01:28:30,843 as you say, give him a chance. 1532 01:28:34,590 --> 01:28:36,582 Thank you, Papa. 1533 01:28:39,863 --> 01:28:42,332 Well, you know, I worked up quite an appetite. 1534 01:28:42,400 --> 01:28:44,699 I think I'd rather have scrapple than bacon. 1535 01:28:44,770 --> 01:28:46,294 Mrs. Worth. 1536 01:28:47,539 --> 01:28:48,700 Thank you, Mother. 1537 01:28:48,775 --> 01:28:49,833 What for, darling? 1538 01:28:49,909 --> 01:28:52,640 For helping Papa change his mind. 1539 01:28:53,013 --> 01:28:54,844 Did I do that? 1540 01:28:54,915 --> 01:28:56,439 Are you sure? 1541 01:28:56,517 --> 01:28:58,042 Oh! 1542 01:29:02,625 --> 01:29:04,684 There's an old Irish proverb. 1543 01:29:04,760 --> 01:29:06,729 To have your alligators thawed out 1544 01:29:06,797 --> 01:29:09,926 and your daughter forgive you all on the same bright day, 1545 01:29:10,001 --> 01:29:11,696 that's fortuosity. 1546 01:29:11,769 --> 01:29:13,670 - John? - Sir? 1547 01:29:14,006 --> 01:29:16,338 Who are you talking to? 1548 01:29:16,408 --> 01:29:18,172 No one, sir. 1549 01:29:19,346 --> 01:29:22,783 You know what they say about people who talk to themselves. 1550 01:29:38,837 --> 01:29:39,826 It's like I said. 1551 01:29:39,904 --> 01:29:41,428 It's another case of... 1552 01:29:41,506 --> 01:29:44,237 ? Fortuosity? 1553 01:29:44,310 --> 01:29:47,940 ? That's me byword? 1554 01:29:49,983 --> 01:29:53,715 ? Fortuosity means? 1555 01:29:54,288 --> 01:29:55,449 George? 1556 01:29:59,662 --> 01:30:00,686 George? 1557 01:30:04,101 --> 01:30:09,540 ? Round the corner? 1558 01:30:09,608 --> 01:30:11,041 Ha ha! 1559 01:30:11,110 --> 01:30:12,873 George? 1560 01:30:13,446 --> 01:30:15,244 George? 1561 01:30:15,315 --> 01:30:17,943 I've had about as much as I can stand, now, George! 1562 01:30:18,018 --> 01:30:20,317 George! 1563 01:30:22,390 --> 01:30:24,052 In the tank. 1564 01:30:26,829 --> 01:30:29,731 Will you get in the tank when I tell you? 1565 01:30:31,101 --> 01:30:32,126 Right. 1566 01:30:33,805 --> 01:30:34,794 George! 1567 01:30:44,618 --> 01:30:46,210 George. 1568 01:30:46,654 --> 01:30:49,317 Will you come back here? 1569 01:30:49,391 --> 01:30:50,858 Come on. 1570 01:31:17,058 --> 01:31:19,687 Oh, did I frighten you, then? 1571 01:31:26,403 --> 01:31:28,132 Hey, George. 1572 01:31:30,342 --> 01:31:33,635 George! 1573 01:31:36,149 --> 01:31:38,550 Not in the music room. 1574 01:31:45,560 --> 01:31:46,858 Get in... 1575 01:31:46,929 --> 01:31:48,055 George. 1576 01:31:57,742 --> 01:31:59,335 Come on, George. Up. 1577 01:31:59,411 --> 01:32:01,504 Hey! That's a good lad. 1578 01:32:01,580 --> 01:32:02,809 There you go. 1579 01:32:02,882 --> 01:32:04,179 Come on, boy. This way, lad. 1580 01:32:04,250 --> 01:32:05,547 That's a good lad. 1581 01:32:05,618 --> 01:32:07,746 There you go. 1582 01:32:07,821 --> 01:32:09,516 It's like I said. 1583 01:32:09,590 --> 01:32:15,724 ? Every bit of life is lit by fortuosity? 1584 01:32:15,798 --> 01:32:17,561 ? And that's me byword? 1585 01:32:17,633 --> 01:32:23,095 ? Every bit of life is lit by? 1586 01:32:23,173 --> 01:32:25,540 ? Twinkle-in-the-eye word? 1587 01:32:25,610 --> 01:32:29,069 ? Every bit of life is lit? 1588 01:32:29,148 --> 01:32:35,988 ? By fortuosity? 1589 01:32:36,057 --> 01:32:37,115 Aah! 1590 01:32:39,660 --> 01:32:40,889 John! 1591 01:32:43,065 --> 01:32:44,431 Coming, sir. 1592 01:32:44,500 --> 01:32:46,161 George. 1593 01:34:59,834 --> 01:35:02,360 Yes, it can only be a matter of weeks now. 1594 01:35:02,438 --> 01:35:05,533 Even the White House admits we can't stay out of this war. 1595 01:35:05,609 --> 01:35:07,907 I tried to enlist. Do you know what they told me? 1596 01:35:07,978 --> 01:35:09,037 "You're too old." 1597 01:35:09,113 --> 01:35:11,047 Me, in the prime of life. Fit as a fiddle. 1598 01:35:11,115 --> 01:35:12,047 "Too old." 1599 01:35:12,116 --> 01:35:13,379 No more wine, Mr. Duke? 1600 01:35:13,452 --> 01:35:15,977 No thank you, Mr. Biddle. I still have a full glass. 1601 01:35:16,054 --> 01:35:17,215 Don't you like the wine? 1602 01:35:17,290 --> 01:35:18,757 We have others. A cellarful. 1603 01:35:18,825 --> 01:35:20,986 No, thank you. No. I don't drink very much. 1604 01:35:21,060 --> 01:35:22,551 It goes right to my head. 1605 01:35:22,630 --> 01:35:24,825 That's where it's supposed to go. 1606 01:35:25,400 --> 01:35:27,800 So you live in New York, Mr. Duke. 1607 01:35:27,869 --> 01:35:28,858 Yes, ma'am. I do. 1608 01:35:28,937 --> 01:35:30,166 Do you like it? 1609 01:35:30,239 --> 01:35:32,332 Well, yes. I guess so. 1610 01:35:32,408 --> 01:35:34,536 I never could stand the place, myself. 1611 01:35:35,546 --> 01:35:37,845 - How about your work? - Sir? 1612 01:35:37,916 --> 01:35:39,907 Do you enjoy working? 1613 01:35:40,385 --> 01:35:41,352 Well, no. 1614 01:35:41,419 --> 01:35:43,081 Not really. 1615 01:35:43,155 --> 01:35:45,089 - To tell you the truth... - I don't blame you. 1616 01:35:45,157 --> 01:35:47,353 Offices are deadly places. 1617 01:35:47,427 --> 01:35:48,985 They confine a man. 1618 01:35:49,062 --> 01:35:50,894 Spiritually and physically. 1619 01:35:51,933 --> 01:35:54,494 What do you do to escape? 1620 01:35:54,570 --> 01:35:55,559 Escape, sir? 1621 01:35:55,637 --> 01:35:57,901 Yes. Do you go in for sports? 1622 01:35:58,173 --> 01:35:59,664 Well, I have a boat. 1623 01:35:59,742 --> 01:36:01,073 A boat? 1624 01:36:01,144 --> 01:36:02,578 A yacht, Papa. 1625 01:36:02,646 --> 01:36:04,705 Oh. A yacht. 1626 01:36:05,716 --> 01:36:08,811 Well, I suppose a man can get a kick out of a yacht. 1627 01:36:09,454 --> 01:36:10,945 Do you? 1628 01:36:11,591 --> 01:36:12,785 Do I what, sir? 1629 01:36:12,859 --> 01:36:15,226 Get a kick out of your blasted yacht. 1630 01:36:15,295 --> 01:36:19,733 Well, I haven't been on it for a while. 1631 01:36:19,801 --> 01:36:22,702 I suppose you've been busy getting ready for the war. 1632 01:36:23,071 --> 01:36:26,007 Angie's gonna turn his boat over, Papa. 1633 01:36:26,075 --> 01:36:27,303 Turn it over. 1634 01:36:27,377 --> 01:36:29,811 Well, that's a good thing to do with a boat. 1635 01:36:30,380 --> 01:36:33,077 To the Coast Guard, Papa. 1636 01:36:33,150 --> 01:36:34,276 Oh. 1637 01:36:34,352 --> 01:36:36,787 Mother thought it would be a good idea. 1638 01:36:37,356 --> 01:36:38,914 I see. 1639 01:36:41,561 --> 01:36:42,994 Tell me, Mr. Duke. 1640 01:36:43,062 --> 01:36:44,530 What else do you like? 1641 01:36:44,598 --> 01:36:46,190 Besides sailing, I mean. 1642 01:36:46,267 --> 01:36:48,498 Hiking? Skiing? 1643 01:36:48,837 --> 01:36:51,271 I broke an ankle once skiing. 1644 01:36:51,339 --> 01:36:53,672 Did you get back up on those skis and try again? 1645 01:36:53,743 --> 01:36:54,903 No, sir. 1646 01:36:54,977 --> 01:36:56,377 Well, you should have. 1647 01:36:57,247 --> 01:37:00,307 Well, the bone was kind of sticking out. 1648 01:37:00,384 --> 01:37:01,579 Oh. 1649 01:37:05,157 --> 01:37:07,751 Oh, that's right. It goes to your head. 1650 01:37:08,594 --> 01:37:11,086 Do you do any fishing or hunting? 1651 01:37:11,164 --> 01:37:12,894 Or do you box? 1652 01:37:12,967 --> 01:37:13,956 No, sir. 1653 01:37:14,035 --> 01:37:15,798 I just don't seem to have the time. 1654 01:37:15,870 --> 01:37:18,032 You should take the time. 1655 01:37:18,373 --> 01:37:20,204 I was a sickly child, Mr. Duke. 1656 01:37:20,275 --> 01:37:21,208 Asthma. 1657 01:37:21,277 --> 01:37:23,837 Then when I was 10, I came down with typhoid fever. 1658 01:37:23,913 --> 01:37:26,109 "That's it," they said. "He'll never make it." 1659 01:37:26,183 --> 01:37:27,946 But I did make it. 1660 01:37:28,018 --> 01:37:30,749 And somehow the fever killed the asthma. 1661 01:37:30,822 --> 01:37:31,948 It was like a miracle. 1662 01:37:32,023 --> 01:37:35,653 And do you know what I learned at that early age, Mr. Duke? 1663 01:37:35,728 --> 01:37:39,028 That life is a precious and wonderful thing. 1664 01:37:39,099 --> 01:37:41,727 But you just can't sit there and let it lap around you. 1665 01:37:41,802 --> 01:37:44,499 You have to dive into it. Taste it. Feel it. 1666 01:37:44,572 --> 01:37:45,903 You have to use it. 1667 01:37:45,975 --> 01:37:49,274 And the more you use, the more you have. 1668 01:37:49,345 --> 01:37:51,007 That's the wonder of it. 1669 01:37:56,787 --> 01:37:59,313 Would you like some more dessert, Mr. Duke? 1670 01:37:59,391 --> 01:38:01,086 No, thank you, Mrs. Biddle. 1671 01:38:01,159 --> 01:38:03,253 It's delicious, though. 1672 01:38:05,665 --> 01:38:07,964 Is something wrong, Mr. Duke? 1673 01:38:08,035 --> 01:38:10,162 Well, lookit there. 1674 01:38:12,073 --> 01:38:14,473 Well, it's Lucy. 1675 01:38:14,542 --> 01:38:17,535 I'll bet she's been hiding under there all day where it's warm. 1676 01:38:17,613 --> 01:38:18,637 John! 1677 01:38:18,714 --> 01:38:20,740 John, look what I found. 1678 01:38:23,086 --> 01:38:25,612 Are you all right, Mr. Duke? 1679 01:38:25,690 --> 01:38:27,123 Yes. Thank you. 1680 01:38:27,191 --> 01:38:28,591 I don't feel well. 1681 01:38:28,661 --> 01:38:31,027 I think I'm getting a cold. 1682 01:38:31,096 --> 01:38:34,032 Cordy, why don't you take Mr. Duke into the parlor? 1683 01:38:38,639 --> 01:38:39,628 Yes, ma'am? 1684 01:38:39,708 --> 01:38:42,575 John, bring some more coffee into the parlor, will you? 1685 01:38:42,644 --> 01:38:44,670 You little devil. 1686 01:38:45,848 --> 01:38:48,784 Decided to make a holiday of it, did you? 1687 01:38:48,852 --> 01:38:51,514 I told you he keeps alligators. 1688 01:38:51,588 --> 01:38:52,783 It's not that. 1689 01:38:52,857 --> 01:38:55,257 I mean, it's not just that. 1690 01:38:55,326 --> 01:38:58,160 Cordy, he scares me to death. 1691 01:38:58,230 --> 01:39:00,563 But that's the whole trouble. 1692 01:39:00,634 --> 01:39:03,535 You've got to stand up to him. 1693 01:39:03,603 --> 01:39:05,663 I think he'd punch me in the nose. 1694 01:39:05,740 --> 01:39:07,071 Punch him back. 1695 01:39:07,141 --> 01:39:09,042 Or better still, punch him first. 1696 01:39:09,111 --> 01:39:10,237 What? 1697 01:39:10,312 --> 01:39:13,180 When he comes in here, you've got to talk up to him. 1698 01:39:13,249 --> 01:39:16,981 Whatever he says, you dive right in and contradict him. 1699 01:39:17,054 --> 01:39:18,351 Even when he's right? 1700 01:39:18,422 --> 01:39:20,356 Especially when he's right. 1701 01:39:20,424 --> 01:39:21,892 Cordy, I couldn't do that. 1702 01:39:21,960 --> 01:39:24,758 Angie, I want him to like you. 1703 01:39:24,830 --> 01:39:27,391 And I'm telling you how to go about it. 1704 01:39:27,467 --> 01:39:28,991 Are you feeling better, Mr. Duke? 1705 01:39:29,068 --> 01:39:30,093 Yes. Thank you. 1706 01:39:30,170 --> 01:39:32,297 It was a little close in there. 1707 01:39:32,372 --> 01:39:35,069 Yes, in this cold weather one has to be so careful. 1708 01:39:35,143 --> 01:39:36,804 Going out of doors, coming in. 1709 01:39:36,878 --> 01:39:38,210 Cold weather's good for you. 1710 01:39:38,280 --> 01:39:40,874 It clears the lungs. Puts the heart to work. 1711 01:39:41,752 --> 01:39:43,879 I like hot weather. 1712 01:39:45,055 --> 01:39:46,318 You do? 1713 01:39:46,390 --> 01:39:48,119 Yes, sir. I do. 1714 01:39:48,192 --> 01:39:49,659 Well... 1715 01:39:50,429 --> 01:39:52,124 Now we know. 1716 01:39:53,832 --> 01:39:55,960 Over here, please, John. 1717 01:39:58,639 --> 01:40:02,405 Mr. Biddle, I understand you're a real boxing enthusiast. 1718 01:40:02,477 --> 01:40:04,274 Well, yes. 1719 01:40:04,346 --> 01:40:05,973 Yes, for some years now, I... 1720 01:40:06,047 --> 01:40:07,447 I never could see much in it. 1721 01:40:07,517 --> 01:40:09,075 As a sport. 1722 01:40:10,453 --> 01:40:13,981 I mean, two men just standing there hitting each other. 1723 01:40:14,057 --> 01:40:17,721 It doesn't seem to have much subtlety to it. 1724 01:40:18,530 --> 01:40:20,556 - It doesn't? - No, sir. 1725 01:40:25,772 --> 01:40:29,231 John, bring in the gloves. 1726 01:40:29,610 --> 01:40:31,202 The boxing gloves, sir? 1727 01:40:31,279 --> 01:40:33,339 Yes, the boxing gloves. 1728 01:40:33,415 --> 01:40:36,408 Anthony, what are you thinking of? 1729 01:40:37,053 --> 01:40:39,887 I want to show Mr. Duke some of the subtleties of the sport 1730 01:40:39,957 --> 01:40:41,618 and correct his false impression. 1731 01:40:41,692 --> 01:40:43,786 John and I can box a quick couple of rounds. 1732 01:40:43,862 --> 01:40:45,591 Me, Mr. Biddle? Fightin' you, sir? 1733 01:40:45,664 --> 01:40:47,029 In my parlor? 1734 01:40:47,098 --> 01:40:48,396 Just a demonstration. 1735 01:40:48,467 --> 01:40:51,265 Mr. Duke, would you mind moving that chair out of the way? 1736 01:40:51,337 --> 01:40:53,636 The medium gloves, John. 1737 01:40:54,842 --> 01:40:56,470 Pardon me, Cordy. 1738 01:40:56,544 --> 01:40:59,445 Anthony, I really don't think this is the time or the place. 1739 01:40:59,514 --> 01:41:02,109 We don't have to stand on ceremonies with Mr. Duke. 1740 01:41:02,184 --> 01:41:03,879 He's practically a member of the family. 1741 01:41:03,953 --> 01:41:05,922 - Right, Mr. Duke? - Right, sir. 1742 01:41:05,989 --> 01:41:08,219 As a matter of fact, sir, I was just wondering. 1743 01:41:08,291 --> 01:41:10,351 Why can't I try it? 1744 01:41:11,495 --> 01:41:12,621 What's that? 1745 01:41:12,697 --> 01:41:14,723 Why can't I fight you? 1746 01:41:14,800 --> 01:41:16,962 Without knowing what you're doing? 1747 01:41:17,036 --> 01:41:18,560 From what I've seen of the sport, 1748 01:41:18,638 --> 01:41:21,199 there can't be that much to it. 1749 01:41:21,709 --> 01:41:23,904 - Well, Mr. Duke... - Anthony. 1750 01:41:23,978 --> 01:41:25,810 I don't think so. 1751 01:41:28,049 --> 01:41:29,608 I thought this was one house 1752 01:41:29,685 --> 01:41:32,245 where a man could get a fair fight. 1753 01:41:34,758 --> 01:41:37,660 John, give Mr. Duke your gloves. 1754 01:41:37,729 --> 01:41:39,094 Gladly, sir. 1755 01:41:39,163 --> 01:41:40,630 Allow me, Mr. Biddle. 1756 01:41:40,698 --> 01:41:42,997 Cordy, can you help me with these? 1757 01:41:43,335 --> 01:41:45,200 I don't think you have to go this far. 1758 01:41:45,271 --> 01:41:46,967 Please. 1759 01:41:47,040 --> 01:41:48,473 Okay. 1760 01:41:49,042 --> 01:41:51,238 There. You keep time, John. 1761 01:41:53,347 --> 01:41:54,906 Cordelia, he wants to. 1762 01:41:54,983 --> 01:41:56,177 You heard him. 1763 01:41:56,251 --> 01:41:58,277 Anthony, I hope you know what you're doing. 1764 01:41:58,354 --> 01:41:59,821 I'll be careful with him. 1765 01:41:59,889 --> 01:42:02,323 That isn't exactly what I meant. 1766 01:42:03,327 --> 01:42:04,658 Are we ready, gentlemen? 1767 01:42:04,728 --> 01:42:06,320 Yes. You ready, Mr. Duke? 1768 01:42:06,397 --> 01:42:08,389 - Yes, sir. - We'll see if we can't show you 1769 01:42:08,466 --> 01:42:10,992 there's more to boxing than you think there is. 1770 01:42:11,070 --> 01:42:13,231 - All right, John. - Time. 1771 01:42:16,176 --> 01:42:18,804 Never take your eye off your opponent, Mr. Duke. 1772 01:42:20,515 --> 01:42:23,383 Mr. Duke, boxing is called the art of self-defense 1773 01:42:23,452 --> 01:42:24,419 for good reason. 1774 01:42:24,486 --> 01:42:26,784 That means you're supposed to protect yourself. 1775 01:42:28,992 --> 01:42:30,584 Your stomach. Your chin. 1776 01:42:30,660 --> 01:42:32,185 Keep circling, Angie. 1777 01:42:32,263 --> 01:42:33,958 Keep circling. 1778 01:42:36,401 --> 01:42:37,333 You see, Mr. Duke? 1779 01:42:37,402 --> 01:42:39,837 If I'd been throwing hard punches, you'd be in trouble. 1780 01:42:39,906 --> 01:42:41,168 Protect yourself. 1781 01:42:41,240 --> 01:42:43,401 Keep your chin tucked, Angie. 1782 01:42:43,911 --> 01:42:46,072 - My chin what? - Tucked. 1783 01:42:47,748 --> 01:42:49,876 No, just keep it behind your shoulder there 1784 01:42:49,951 --> 01:42:51,316 so you don't get hurt. 1785 01:42:51,686 --> 01:42:54,884 All right, now you throw some punches at me, Mr. Duke. 1786 01:42:54,957 --> 01:42:56,653 Never lead with your right, Mr. Duke. 1787 01:42:56,727 --> 01:42:59,161 You're open for a left hook. See? 1788 01:42:59,796 --> 01:43:01,355 Throw another punch. 1789 01:43:01,833 --> 01:43:03,198 Now the stomach. See? 1790 01:43:03,267 --> 01:43:04,792 You're not protecting yourself. 1791 01:43:04,870 --> 01:43:07,703 Little more subtle than you thought, isn't it? 1792 01:43:09,943 --> 01:43:11,240 Hey. Wait. 1793 01:43:11,311 --> 01:43:13,906 Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute, Mr. Duke. 1794 01:43:13,981 --> 01:43:15,778 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 1795 01:43:16,852 --> 01:43:19,650 Mr. Duke! Wait a minute now. 1796 01:43:22,458 --> 01:43:24,483 You see, Mr. Duke. 1797 01:43:26,430 --> 01:43:28,796 - Angie! - You ran right into my glove. 1798 01:43:28,866 --> 01:43:30,027 Will you need the ice? 1799 01:43:30,101 --> 01:43:31,659 He's all right. Aren't you, Mr. Duke? 1800 01:43:31,736 --> 01:43:33,203 Yes, sir. Sure, I'm okay. 1801 01:43:33,271 --> 01:43:35,433 Well, I hope you're not upset with me. 1802 01:43:35,508 --> 01:43:38,842 No. If I were upset, I'd take care of you. 1803 01:43:40,580 --> 01:43:42,708 You'd take care of me? 1804 01:43:42,784 --> 01:43:43,842 That's right. 1805 01:43:43,918 --> 01:43:48,083 Well, now, I find myself wondering about that. 1806 01:43:48,157 --> 01:43:51,389 - You do? - Yes, indeed, I do. 1807 01:43:52,629 --> 01:43:55,155 Excuse me, John. 1808 01:43:55,232 --> 01:43:58,293 Sir, would you take your boxing stance right here, please? 1809 01:43:58,370 --> 01:43:59,302 Angie. 1810 01:43:59,371 --> 01:44:01,999 Cordy, would you stand right over here? 1811 01:44:03,209 --> 01:44:04,301 Now what? 1812 01:44:11,319 --> 01:44:12,786 Papa! 1813 01:44:12,854 --> 01:44:15,949 Say, that's a pretty good trick. 1814 01:44:16,025 --> 01:44:18,323 Will you be needing the ice, sir? 1815 01:44:18,394 --> 01:44:19,862 Anthony, you all right? 1816 01:44:19,930 --> 01:44:21,090 Of course I'm all right. 1817 01:44:21,164 --> 01:44:23,292 He caught me unawares, that's all. 1818 01:44:23,367 --> 01:44:25,358 Would you care to try it again, sir? 1819 01:44:25,436 --> 01:44:26,460 Awares? 1820 01:44:26,537 --> 01:44:27,630 Confound it, boy. 1821 01:44:27,706 --> 01:44:29,731 I've had my share of roughhouse fighting. 1822 01:44:29,808 --> 01:44:31,743 Couldn't all this wait for another time? 1823 01:44:31,811 --> 01:44:33,369 The coffee's getting quite cold. 1824 01:44:33,446 --> 01:44:34,640 Don't worry, Mrs. Biddle. 1825 01:44:34,714 --> 01:44:35,909 No one will get hurt. 1826 01:44:35,983 --> 01:44:37,382 At least I won't. 1827 01:44:37,451 --> 01:44:39,009 What do you want to do? Wrestle? 1828 01:44:39,086 --> 01:44:40,418 It's called jujitsu, sir. 1829 01:44:40,489 --> 01:44:43,458 It's a little like wrestling, yes. 1830 01:44:45,161 --> 01:44:46,423 Angie, please. 1831 01:44:46,496 --> 01:44:47,759 Have you gone crazy? 1832 01:44:47,831 --> 01:44:49,526 Yes, I think I have, Cordy. 1833 01:44:49,600 --> 01:44:51,899 And I feel right at home. 1834 01:45:10,058 --> 01:45:11,855 Mr. Duke, are you all right? 1835 01:45:11,927 --> 01:45:13,088 Is he all right? 1836 01:45:13,163 --> 01:45:14,824 I hope I didn't hurt you, sir. 1837 01:45:14,898 --> 01:45:16,331 Nothing that won't wear off. 1838 01:45:16,399 --> 01:45:18,197 That's a grand style of fighting, sir. 1839 01:45:18,269 --> 01:45:19,668 I'd like to learn it meself. 1840 01:45:19,737 --> 01:45:22,070 I got a feeling it might come in handy someday. 1841 01:45:22,140 --> 01:45:23,630 We've all got to learn it. 1842 01:45:23,708 --> 01:45:26,473 Every last man in the Philadelphia Corps. 1843 01:45:26,546 --> 01:45:29,071 Mr. Duke, I want to thank you. 1844 01:45:29,149 --> 01:45:30,446 That's a remarkable thing. 1845 01:45:30,517 --> 01:45:31,848 It could mean the difference 1846 01:45:31,919 --> 01:45:34,252 between life and death in hand-to-hand combat. 1847 01:45:34,322 --> 01:45:36,051 You will teach it to me, won't you? 1848 01:45:36,124 --> 01:45:37,387 Yes, of course, sir. 1849 01:45:37,459 --> 01:45:40,895 And then, one of these days, we'll have a return match. 1850 01:45:41,898 --> 01:45:43,729 Well, Cordelia, these two young people 1851 01:45:43,800 --> 01:45:45,427 haven't been alone all evening. 1852 01:45:45,502 --> 01:45:47,528 Yes, well, it's time to say good night. 1853 01:45:47,605 --> 01:45:50,166 It's been so nice having you, Mr. Duke. 1854 01:45:50,242 --> 01:45:52,176 - May I call you Angie? - Please. 1855 01:45:52,244 --> 01:45:53,836 Well, then, good night, Angie. 1856 01:45:53,912 --> 01:45:55,972 And we'll see you very soon. 1857 01:45:56,049 --> 01:45:57,607 Good night, dear. 1858 01:45:59,720 --> 01:46:01,711 - Good night, Mr. Duke. - Good night, sir. 1859 01:46:01,789 --> 01:46:03,121 - Jujitsu, is it? - Yes, sir. 1860 01:46:03,191 --> 01:46:04,886 By George, it's remarkable. 1861 01:46:04,960 --> 01:46:06,519 Good night, Cordy. 1862 01:46:09,131 --> 01:46:10,120 Papa. 1863 01:46:11,435 --> 01:46:13,130 Papa. 1864 01:46:13,203 --> 01:46:14,397 Thank you. 1865 01:46:14,471 --> 01:46:15,530 Thank me for what? 1866 01:46:15,607 --> 01:46:17,404 He could've killed me. 1867 01:46:17,475 --> 01:46:19,171 Can we announce our engagement soon? 1868 01:46:19,245 --> 01:46:21,270 - Yes, of course. - Why not? 1869 01:46:21,347 --> 01:46:23,748 And can I go to New York and meet Angie's family? 1870 01:46:23,817 --> 01:46:24,579 Definitely. 1871 01:46:24,651 --> 01:46:27,416 The Biddles and the Dukes will have to get to know each other. 1872 01:46:27,488 --> 01:46:29,581 The sooner, the better. 1873 01:46:54,955 --> 01:46:56,890 Angier! 1874 01:46:58,559 --> 01:47:01,495 Angier, you sly boy. 1875 01:47:01,563 --> 01:47:04,123 Whatever have you gone and done? 1876 01:47:04,199 --> 01:47:06,361 Mother, I'd like you to meet Cordelia. 1877 01:47:06,436 --> 01:47:09,338 So this is the girl. 1878 01:47:09,407 --> 01:47:14,072 The one you have picked out of all the world to be yours alone. 1879 01:47:14,146 --> 01:47:16,410 My goodness. 1880 01:47:16,481 --> 01:47:18,882 Why, I nearly fainted when I got your call. 1881 01:47:18,951 --> 01:47:21,352 Engaged. Imagine that. 1882 01:47:21,422 --> 01:47:24,755 And to a girl from Philadelphia. 1883 01:47:25,327 --> 01:47:27,124 We're going to have a busy schedule. 1884 01:47:27,195 --> 01:47:29,289 Mother, I hope you haven't told people. 1885 01:47:29,365 --> 01:47:32,391 - Cordy and I thought... - Only a select few. 1886 01:47:32,468 --> 01:47:34,733 Come along, Cordelia, dear. 1887 01:47:35,472 --> 01:47:39,876 Everyone who knows is frantic to entertain you. 1888 01:47:41,379 --> 01:47:45,043 Lorraine Mansfield called three times. 1889 01:48:38,049 --> 01:48:39,574 Angie. 1890 01:48:42,688 --> 01:48:44,281 I thought you'd never come. 1891 01:48:44,358 --> 01:48:47,851 I know. I got stuck with my cousin Margaret. 1892 01:48:47,929 --> 01:48:49,897 I'm freezing. 1893 01:48:49,964 --> 01:48:51,933 I'll fix that. 1894 01:48:56,606 --> 01:48:58,005 Angier? 1895 01:48:58,074 --> 01:48:59,473 Are you out here? 1896 01:48:59,543 --> 01:49:01,375 Oh, so you are. 1897 01:49:01,446 --> 01:49:03,038 Behind a bush. 1898 01:49:03,114 --> 01:49:05,083 We came out for a little fresh air, Mother. 1899 01:49:05,150 --> 01:49:06,640 The last thing we need, Angier, 1900 01:49:06,718 --> 01:49:08,346 is for you to come down with a cold. 1901 01:49:08,421 --> 01:49:09,615 We'll be right in, Mother. 1902 01:49:09,689 --> 01:49:13,057 Well, I'd appreciate it. People are asking for you. 1903 01:49:51,007 --> 01:49:52,736 Excuse me. 1904 01:50:03,289 --> 01:50:04,221 Papa! 1905 01:50:04,290 --> 01:50:05,655 Cordy! 1906 01:50:06,960 --> 01:50:08,723 Let me look at you. 1907 01:50:08,795 --> 01:50:11,731 You're going to end up a real beauty if you're not careful. 1908 01:50:11,799 --> 01:50:13,699 Oh, Papa. 1909 01:50:13,768 --> 01:50:15,532 Oh, I'm so glad to see you. 1910 01:50:15,604 --> 01:50:17,367 Oh, it's good to see you, sweetheart. 1911 01:50:17,439 --> 01:50:19,271 Come over here and sit down. 1912 01:50:20,410 --> 01:50:21,604 Now, tell me. 1913 01:50:21,678 --> 01:50:23,442 How do you like the big city? 1914 01:50:23,514 --> 01:50:24,981 Oh, fine. 1915 01:50:25,049 --> 01:50:26,984 There's always something going on. 1916 01:50:27,052 --> 01:50:28,986 You get along with the Dukes all right? 1917 01:50:29,054 --> 01:50:31,114 Yes, of course. Perfectly. 1918 01:50:31,190 --> 01:50:32,452 Cordy? 1919 01:50:32,525 --> 01:50:33,753 Mr. Biddle! 1920 01:50:33,826 --> 01:50:35,385 - How are you, son? - Just fine, sir. 1921 01:50:35,462 --> 01:50:38,158 Keeping that jujitsu in good practice? 1922 01:50:38,232 --> 01:50:39,962 I've been doing a little practicing myself. 1923 01:50:40,035 --> 01:50:41,024 Angier! 1924 01:50:41,102 --> 01:50:42,034 Oh, Mother. 1925 01:50:42,103 --> 01:50:43,469 Oh. 1926 01:50:43,539 --> 01:50:46,508 Mother, may I introduce Mr. Biddle? 1927 01:50:46,576 --> 01:50:47,874 Oh! 1928 01:50:47,945 --> 01:50:50,311 Oh, well, this is a happy surprise. 1929 01:50:50,380 --> 01:50:52,576 I'm very pleased to meet you, Mrs. Duke. 1930 01:50:52,650 --> 01:50:54,174 Is it quite safe? 1931 01:50:54,252 --> 01:50:56,483 A beautiful woman has always been safe with me. 1932 01:50:56,555 --> 01:50:59,183 I doubt that, Mr. Biddle. 1933 01:50:59,258 --> 01:51:02,786 Mrs. Duke, Mrs. Biddle and I are sorry we've had to refuse 1934 01:51:02,862 --> 01:51:04,558 the kind invitations we've received. 1935 01:51:04,632 --> 01:51:07,760 But, well, it seems this war has been taking up all my time. 1936 01:51:07,835 --> 01:51:09,827 We've all been disappointed, naturally. 1937 01:51:09,905 --> 01:51:11,839 What finally brought you to New York? 1938 01:51:11,907 --> 01:51:13,569 - I'm on tour. - Tour? 1939 01:51:13,643 --> 01:51:14,803 With a squad of Marines. 1940 01:51:14,877 --> 01:51:17,904 We demonstrate bayonet techniques. 1941 01:51:17,982 --> 01:51:19,472 In auditoriums, theaters. 1942 01:51:19,550 --> 01:51:21,041 Anywhere we can find the space. 1943 01:51:21,119 --> 01:51:22,677 Whatever for? 1944 01:51:22,754 --> 01:51:24,312 It's a recruiting device. 1945 01:51:24,389 --> 01:51:27,484 Stirs the blood to see these men locked in hand-to-hand combat. 1946 01:51:27,560 --> 01:51:29,426 I'm sure it must. 1947 01:51:29,496 --> 01:51:33,092 We're just passing through New York on our way to Boston. 1948 01:51:33,167 --> 01:51:35,226 I couldn't resist stopping off between trains 1949 01:51:35,303 --> 01:51:36,827 to see my little girl. 1950 01:51:36,904 --> 01:51:39,135 It's been a treat for all of us. 1951 01:51:39,208 --> 01:51:41,233 You'll join our party, of course? 1952 01:51:41,311 --> 01:51:44,769 I'm afraid I can't, Mrs. Duke. I have a 10:00 train to catch. 1953 01:51:44,848 --> 01:51:46,976 Well, I'll go with you to the station. 1954 01:51:47,051 --> 01:51:49,383 Good, Cordy. I'd like that. 1955 01:51:49,453 --> 01:51:51,615 If you'll excuse her for a while, Mrs. Duke. 1956 01:51:51,690 --> 01:51:52,748 But of course. 1957 01:51:52,824 --> 01:51:54,520 Excuse me. I'll get my wrap. 1958 01:51:54,594 --> 01:51:55,822 I can get you a cab, sir. 1959 01:51:55,895 --> 01:51:57,226 Oh, thank you. 1960 01:52:03,171 --> 01:52:06,767 Well, it won't be long now. 1961 01:52:08,010 --> 01:52:09,739 The wedding in Philadelphia. 1962 01:52:09,812 --> 01:52:12,976 No, no. It won't be long. 1963 01:52:15,520 --> 01:52:18,353 And how do you like it? 1964 01:52:18,924 --> 01:52:20,824 They make a handsome couple. 1965 01:52:22,294 --> 01:52:25,560 Oh, you don't like it any better than I do. 1966 01:52:26,566 --> 01:52:28,899 It takes getting used to. 1967 01:52:30,939 --> 01:52:34,397 Wasn't too long ago that Angie wouldn't pick a suit of clothes 1968 01:52:34,476 --> 01:52:36,411 without asking my opinion. 1969 01:52:36,479 --> 01:52:39,141 Now he goes off to Lakewood for a weekend 1970 01:52:39,216 --> 01:52:43,209 and picks someone to spend the rest of his life with. 1971 01:52:50,830 --> 01:52:52,560 Yes. 1972 01:52:53,366 --> 01:52:55,995 Well, Mrs. Duke, I want to thank you 1973 01:52:56,070 --> 01:52:58,038 for the generous way you've entertained my daughter. 1974 01:52:58,106 --> 01:53:01,099 It's my pleasure, Mr. Biddle. I love spectacle. 1975 01:53:01,176 --> 01:53:02,336 Well, I'm not so sure 1976 01:53:02,411 --> 01:53:04,380 how spectacular you'll find Philadelphia. 1977 01:53:04,447 --> 01:53:06,608 But we'll certainly do our best. 1978 01:53:06,683 --> 01:53:08,675 I'm sure you will. 1979 01:53:08,753 --> 01:53:10,015 Good night. 1980 01:53:12,457 --> 01:53:14,391 Good night. 1981 01:53:21,869 --> 01:53:24,394 I think I might be coming home next week. 1982 01:53:24,471 --> 01:53:26,030 Oh? 1983 01:53:26,107 --> 01:53:29,134 But I thought you were going to stay till the end of the month. 1984 01:53:29,211 --> 01:53:32,442 Well, I'm awfully tired. 1985 01:53:33,550 --> 01:53:35,541 You're sure there's nothing wrong? 1986 01:53:35,619 --> 01:53:38,054 Of course I'm sure. 1987 01:53:38,589 --> 01:53:43,186 I just want to curl up in my own bed in my own room 1988 01:53:43,262 --> 01:53:47,222 and stay there for about a week. 1989 01:53:50,571 --> 01:53:53,062 They're not like us, Papa. 1990 01:54:01,884 --> 01:54:05,321 ? When a man has a daughter? 1991 01:54:06,124 --> 01:54:09,116 ? She's always in his heart? 1992 01:54:10,329 --> 01:54:15,962 ? Happiness is part of all his prayers? 1993 01:54:17,871 --> 01:54:21,171 ? When a man has a daughter? 1994 01:54:22,543 --> 01:54:25,809 ? He wants her life to be? 1995 01:54:26,215 --> 01:54:32,747 ? As smooth as satin ribbons that she wears? 1996 01:54:34,425 --> 01:54:36,951 ? What's wrong with that?? 1997 01:54:38,597 --> 01:54:41,362 ? What's wrong with that?? 1998 01:54:43,102 --> 01:54:47,438 ? I want her home, where she's free of care? 1999 01:54:48,309 --> 01:54:53,213 ? I miss her footsteps on the stairs? 2000 01:54:54,049 --> 01:54:56,610 ? What's wrong with that?? 2001 01:55:54,058 --> 01:55:55,525 Mrs. Duke? 2002 01:55:55,592 --> 01:55:57,253 Yes? 2003 01:55:57,328 --> 01:55:59,160 I found some more people for you to meet. 2004 01:55:59,230 --> 01:56:00,492 How delightful. 2005 01:56:00,565 --> 01:56:03,262 Gentlemen, this is Cordy's future mother-in-law. 2006 01:56:03,336 --> 01:56:05,497 Mrs. Duke, may I present Joe Turner? 2007 01:56:05,571 --> 01:56:07,938 Glad to know you, Mrs. Duke. 2008 01:56:08,375 --> 01:56:11,106 Joe is one of the mainstays in my Bible classes. 2009 01:56:11,179 --> 01:56:14,479 You'd never believe he was a bum and a drunk when I found him. 2010 01:56:14,550 --> 01:56:16,245 Mr. Biddle sure saved me, all right. 2011 01:56:16,318 --> 01:56:18,412 - He's tops on my list. - I'm sure. 2012 01:56:18,488 --> 01:56:21,252 You're marrying into a fine family. 2013 01:56:21,324 --> 01:56:23,885 Yes. We'll try to be deserving. 2014 01:56:23,961 --> 01:56:25,428 And this is Bill O'Brien. 2015 01:56:25,496 --> 01:56:27,624 Bill once fought for the heavyweight title. 2016 01:56:27,699 --> 01:56:30,293 If I'd have lasted that third round, I'd have got him. 2017 01:56:30,369 --> 01:56:33,100 I was just gettin' onto his tricks. 2018 01:56:33,172 --> 01:56:35,403 It's really something to fight for the title. 2019 01:56:36,043 --> 01:56:37,510 Oh, there's Madame LaFarge. 2020 01:56:37,578 --> 01:56:39,843 Finest voice teacher in Philadelphia. 2021 01:56:40,415 --> 01:56:42,144 Do you like opera, Mrs. Duke? 2022 01:56:42,217 --> 01:56:43,480 Sometimes. 2023 01:56:43,552 --> 01:56:46,112 Madame LaFarge sings a mean "Carmen." 2024 01:56:46,188 --> 01:56:47,588 Would you excuse me? 2025 01:56:49,026 --> 01:56:50,687 Nice party, huh, Mrs. Duke? 2026 01:56:50,761 --> 01:56:52,696 Oh, yes. Colorful. 2027 01:56:52,764 --> 01:56:55,859 We can't let New York outclass Philadelphia. 2028 01:56:55,934 --> 01:56:57,902 Thanks, John. 2029 01:56:58,504 --> 01:57:02,168 Say, I could use another slug of that champagne punch. 2030 01:57:02,242 --> 01:57:03,938 How about you, Mrs. Duke? 2031 01:57:04,011 --> 01:57:05,239 Oh, no, thank you. 2032 01:57:05,312 --> 01:57:09,079 I haven't finished the slug I already have. 2033 01:57:58,445 --> 01:57:59,742 Tell me. 2034 01:57:59,813 --> 01:58:03,648 Does Mr. Biddle often present himself in concert? 2035 01:58:03,718 --> 01:58:05,709 From time to time, ma'am. 2036 01:58:05,787 --> 01:58:08,552 He sang once at a real opera. 2037 01:58:08,624 --> 01:58:10,490 Dressed up like a clown, he was. 2038 01:58:10,560 --> 01:58:12,926 And sang out loud and clear through the whole thing. 2039 01:58:12,996 --> 01:58:18,025 It sounds as though he were appropriately costumed. 2040 01:58:19,271 --> 01:58:22,537 Papa did "Pagliacci" with the Manhattan Opera Company. 2041 01:58:22,609 --> 01:58:23,906 You're joking. 2042 01:58:23,977 --> 01:58:26,070 At least he feels like singing. 2043 01:58:26,146 --> 01:58:27,580 Well, so do I sometimes. 2044 01:58:27,648 --> 01:58:30,242 But I keep it to myself. 2045 01:58:30,819 --> 01:58:33,083 Aren't you having anything to eat? 2046 01:58:33,155 --> 01:58:36,091 You might like the sour pickles. 2047 01:58:55,415 --> 01:58:58,078 Oh, shut up. 2048 01:59:07,197 --> 01:59:08,597 Hi. 2049 01:59:09,733 --> 01:59:11,064 You're crying. 2050 01:59:11,135 --> 01:59:12,694 You're late. 2051 01:59:13,305 --> 01:59:15,569 Is that why you're crying? 2052 01:59:16,275 --> 01:59:17,742 No. 2053 01:59:17,810 --> 01:59:19,971 I'm crying because... 2054 01:59:20,747 --> 01:59:22,806 Oh, I don't know why. 2055 01:59:23,283 --> 01:59:25,946 Cordy, there has to be a reason. 2056 01:59:27,755 --> 01:59:29,223 Angie. 2057 01:59:31,193 --> 01:59:34,561 We're gonna be married in just three days. 2058 01:59:35,065 --> 01:59:36,623 I know. 2059 01:59:37,635 --> 01:59:39,398 I'm afraid. 2060 01:59:40,938 --> 01:59:44,170 Ever since we got engaged, I never see you alone. 2061 01:59:44,243 --> 01:59:45,871 We never talk. We never touch. 2062 01:59:45,945 --> 01:59:48,937 I seem like a total stranger to you, right? 2063 01:59:49,015 --> 01:59:50,449 You feel it, too? 2064 01:59:50,517 --> 01:59:53,111 Yes, Cordy. That's why I was late today. 2065 01:59:53,187 --> 01:59:55,782 I was so nervous and worried about everything, 2066 01:59:55,857 --> 01:59:58,053 I decided to take a walk to clear my mind. 2067 01:59:58,127 --> 01:59:59,924 To get things straight. 2068 01:59:59,996 --> 02:00:03,728 I walked clear to the Delaware River. 2069 02:00:04,268 --> 02:00:06,999 Oh, Angie. 2070 02:00:09,507 --> 02:00:11,874 We can't let this happen. 2071 02:00:12,745 --> 02:00:16,307 Everything will be all right once we get away from parties 2072 02:00:16,383 --> 02:00:21,686 and our families and we're on our way to Detroit. 2073 02:00:23,225 --> 02:00:24,817 What is it? 2074 02:00:25,661 --> 02:00:27,152 - Hold it! - Cordy. 2075 02:00:29,198 --> 02:00:31,690 Just a minute, Mr. Duke. I'd like another picture. 2076 02:00:31,769 --> 02:00:32,758 Later. 2077 02:00:38,109 --> 02:00:40,203 Is something wrong? 2078 02:00:41,480 --> 02:00:45,508 Cordy, there's something I have to tell you about Detroit. 2079 02:00:46,253 --> 02:00:47,687 Yes? 2080 02:00:48,489 --> 02:00:52,085 Well, I've been giving it some thought. 2081 02:00:52,161 --> 02:00:53,753 And I've come to the conclusion... 2082 02:00:53,829 --> 02:00:56,458 Angier! Where have you been? 2083 02:00:56,533 --> 02:00:59,992 I feel like Daniel in the lions' den. 2084 02:01:01,972 --> 02:01:03,405 Excuse me. 2085 02:01:03,474 --> 02:01:06,774 I shouldn't stay away from my guests too long. 2086 02:01:12,019 --> 02:01:15,648 Mother, why do you have to act this way? 2087 02:01:15,723 --> 02:01:17,191 Oh, forgive me. 2088 02:01:17,258 --> 02:01:19,089 I don't believe it is my behavior 2089 02:01:19,160 --> 02:01:20,594 that is questionable here. 2090 02:01:20,663 --> 02:01:22,688 What about those wedding invitations? 2091 02:01:22,765 --> 02:01:23,823 I don't know yet. 2092 02:01:23,899 --> 02:01:25,663 And you promised not to mention it. 2093 02:01:25,736 --> 02:01:27,294 But we have to know. 2094 02:01:27,371 --> 02:01:31,468 Mother, this is a very difficult time for me. 2095 02:01:31,542 --> 02:01:33,568 And I wish you'd help me out by going along 2096 02:01:33,645 --> 02:01:35,943 with the Biddles' way of doing things. 2097 02:01:36,014 --> 02:01:38,813 After all, this is their house. 2098 02:01:38,885 --> 02:01:42,481 Angier, are you snapping at me? 2099 02:01:42,556 --> 02:01:45,822 Why, that's not like you. 2100 02:01:45,894 --> 02:01:47,623 Oh, never mind. 2101 02:01:47,696 --> 02:01:49,221 We'll help each other. 2102 02:01:49,298 --> 02:01:51,664 I promise I will do everything I can 2103 02:01:51,734 --> 02:01:53,726 to keep the atmosphere peaceful. 2104 02:01:53,804 --> 02:01:55,101 Thank you, Mother. 2105 02:01:55,172 --> 02:01:57,265 And when we are out of all this madness 2106 02:01:57,341 --> 02:01:59,173 and you're on your way to the Ozarks... 2107 02:01:59,244 --> 02:02:02,237 Mother, I warned you not to talk about that. 2108 02:02:02,314 --> 02:02:04,976 Oh, yes. So you did. 2109 02:02:05,050 --> 02:02:08,020 Tell me. Is there anything I can talk about? 2110 02:02:08,088 --> 02:02:10,649 Is there no one to answer the door? 2111 02:02:14,263 --> 02:02:16,026 Where are the servants? 2112 02:02:16,098 --> 02:02:17,190 They're out there. 2113 02:02:17,266 --> 02:02:19,599 Fighting for their lives. 2114 02:02:19,669 --> 02:02:22,400 Young man, tell Mr. Biddle I'm waiting in the parlor. 2115 02:02:22,473 --> 02:02:25,636 I have no intention of going out into that mob. 2116 02:02:26,978 --> 02:02:28,639 Yes, ma'am. 2117 02:02:32,919 --> 02:02:35,081 Do you know who that young man is? 2118 02:02:35,155 --> 02:02:37,316 That is Angier Duke. 2119 02:02:39,060 --> 02:02:41,358 There are those who would consider the heir 2120 02:02:41,429 --> 02:02:46,561 to a multimillion-dollar fortune improper choice for errand boy. 2121 02:02:46,635 --> 02:02:49,799 And there are those sufficiently accustomed to wealth 2122 02:02:49,873 --> 02:02:52,468 that the only thing to be considered in such a choice 2123 02:02:52,543 --> 02:02:56,173 is how well will the young man perform the errand. 2124 02:02:56,248 --> 02:02:58,045 Good afternoon, Mrs. Drexel. 2125 02:02:58,116 --> 02:03:00,585 But I will have a closer look when he comes back. 2126 02:03:00,653 --> 02:03:02,018 He must be quite something 2127 02:03:02,088 --> 02:03:04,182 if Cordy can spend a month in New York 2128 02:03:04,258 --> 02:03:05,691 and still want to marry him. 2129 02:03:05,759 --> 02:03:07,990 If you ladies will make yourselves comfortable, 2130 02:03:08,063 --> 02:03:10,554 I'll fetch some nice refreshments. 2131 02:03:10,899 --> 02:03:12,993 There are those who consider New York 2132 02:03:13,069 --> 02:03:15,833 the only true city in the country. 2133 02:03:15,905 --> 02:03:18,204 And there are those who wear bibs when they eat. 2134 02:03:18,275 --> 02:03:21,302 But generally speaking, they are not persons of influence. 2135 02:03:21,379 --> 02:03:23,677 - Indeed. - Indeed. 2136 02:03:23,748 --> 02:03:27,685 Champagne punch and some darling little sandwiches. 2137 02:03:31,858 --> 02:03:34,885 ? There are those whose social standing? 2138 02:03:34,962 --> 02:03:38,296 ? Is constantly demanding? 2139 02:03:38,367 --> 02:03:43,772 ? Every single thing we do, the public knows? 2140 02:03:45,042 --> 02:03:48,170 ? Then there is a lower strata? 2141 02:03:48,245 --> 02:03:51,875 ? Where propriety doesn't matter? 2142 02:03:51,950 --> 02:03:54,317 ? I suppose? 2143 02:03:54,387 --> 02:03:55,877 ? There are those? 2144 02:03:55,955 --> 02:03:58,823 ? There are those? 2145 02:04:00,994 --> 02:04:04,487 ? There are those to whom position? 2146 02:04:04,566 --> 02:04:08,003 ? Is a natural-born condition? 2147 02:04:08,070 --> 02:04:13,805 ? To be worn with ease like comfortable old clothes? 2148 02:04:14,712 --> 02:04:18,308 ? Though the nouveau riche deny it? 2149 02:04:18,383 --> 02:04:22,343 ? All their money cannot buy it? 2150 02:04:22,422 --> 02:04:24,822 ? Class will out? 2151 02:04:24,891 --> 02:04:26,222 Goodness knows. 2152 02:04:26,292 --> 02:04:28,352 ? But there are those? 2153 02:04:28,429 --> 02:04:30,762 Watercress on toast, ma'am? 2154 02:04:30,832 --> 02:04:34,860 ? There are those who grace the pages of the Blue Book? 2155 02:04:34,937 --> 02:04:36,199 Never heard of it. 2156 02:04:36,272 --> 02:04:37,534 Is it a new book? 2157 02:04:37,607 --> 02:04:40,736 Simply anyone who is anyone is listed. 2158 02:04:40,811 --> 02:04:44,543 Oh. You mean the New York telephone directory? 2159 02:04:44,616 --> 02:04:46,811 Hardly. 2160 02:04:47,886 --> 02:04:51,414 There are those whose names predate the Constitution. 2161 02:04:51,491 --> 02:04:55,222 Yes, and some of them opposed the Revolution. 2162 02:04:55,296 --> 02:04:56,558 Conservative. 2163 02:04:56,631 --> 02:04:58,121 Reactionary. 2164 02:04:58,199 --> 02:05:00,532 Cream cheese and cucumber? 2165 02:05:01,169 --> 02:05:07,166 ? Philadelphia is the cradle of liberty? 2166 02:05:07,243 --> 02:05:13,707 ? Slumbering like an aging page of history? 2167 02:05:13,785 --> 02:05:15,218 Chopped liver? 2168 02:05:15,286 --> 02:05:18,950 ? There are those who flaunt prosperity? 2169 02:05:19,025 --> 02:05:22,325 ? There are those who flaunt austerity? 2170 02:05:22,396 --> 02:05:27,699 ? Posing cozy on their rosy status quos? 2171 02:05:27,769 --> 02:05:30,204 Poison dart? I mean, raisin tart? 2172 02:05:30,272 --> 02:05:33,800 ? There are those quite influential? 2173 02:05:33,877 --> 02:05:38,747 ? There are those inconsequential? 2174 02:05:38,816 --> 02:05:40,408 ? There are those? 2175 02:05:40,484 --> 02:05:42,146 ? There are those? 2176 02:05:42,220 --> 02:05:43,551 ? There are those? 2177 02:05:43,622 --> 02:05:45,056 ? There are those? 2178 02:05:45,124 --> 02:05:47,183 ? There are those? 2179 02:05:51,532 --> 02:05:54,331 - I suppose. - I suppose. 2180 02:06:00,042 --> 02:06:02,603 - There are those. - There are those. 2181 02:06:05,750 --> 02:06:08,184 Well, Mrs. Duke, I see you've met Aunt Mary. 2182 02:06:08,252 --> 02:06:09,720 Good afternoon, Aunt Mary. 2183 02:06:09,788 --> 02:06:12,018 Aunt Mary, I was looking for you in the garden. 2184 02:06:12,091 --> 02:06:13,023 Not in that mob. 2185 02:06:13,092 --> 02:06:14,287 Hello, Aunt Mary. 2186 02:06:14,360 --> 02:06:15,292 Cordy. 2187 02:06:15,361 --> 02:06:17,693 Aunt Mary, this is Angie. 2188 02:06:17,764 --> 02:06:18,732 They've met. 2189 02:06:18,799 --> 02:06:22,327 Mrs. Drexel, I would like to ask you a question or two 2190 02:06:22,404 --> 02:06:26,101 about how weddings are managed by proper Philadelphians. 2191 02:06:26,174 --> 02:06:27,540 Mother, you promised. 2192 02:06:27,610 --> 02:06:30,409 What about the way weddings are managed by Philadelphians? 2193 02:06:30,481 --> 02:06:31,880 Would anyone like a sandwich? 2194 02:06:31,949 --> 02:06:33,610 No. No, thank you, John. 2195 02:06:33,684 --> 02:06:35,277 Is something wrong, Mrs. Duke? 2196 02:06:35,353 --> 02:06:37,514 Something is decidedly wrong. 2197 02:06:37,589 --> 02:06:38,750 I'll have a sandwich. 2198 02:06:38,824 --> 02:06:40,348 Let's all have a sandwich. 2199 02:06:40,426 --> 02:06:41,620 What about the wedding? 2200 02:06:41,694 --> 02:06:44,323 They really look delicious. Won't you have one, Mother? 2201 02:06:44,397 --> 02:06:45,728 I've already had one. 2202 02:06:45,799 --> 02:06:47,665 What about the wedding, blast it? 2203 02:06:47,735 --> 02:06:50,397 I would like to know, Mr. Biddle, 2204 02:06:50,471 --> 02:06:53,134 why the Dukes have not received invitations. 2205 02:06:53,208 --> 02:06:54,436 As I understand it, 2206 02:06:54,510 --> 02:06:58,277 the Drexels and the Biddles are coming by the thousands. 2207 02:06:58,348 --> 02:07:00,874 It is customary in most societies 2208 02:07:00,951 --> 02:07:03,648 to invite the family of the groom as well. 2209 02:07:03,722 --> 02:07:06,885 But there was a separate box of Duke invitations. 2210 02:07:06,958 --> 02:07:09,052 Yes. Yes, I remember that. 2211 02:07:09,128 --> 02:07:11,460 Could something have gone wrong at the post office? 2212 02:07:11,531 --> 02:07:13,466 John and I took them in ourselves. 2213 02:07:13,534 --> 02:07:15,001 - John? - Sir. 2214 02:07:15,068 --> 02:07:16,559 See if you can find out anything. 2215 02:07:16,638 --> 02:07:18,162 Yes, sir. 2216 02:07:18,239 --> 02:07:20,208 I'm sure there's some simple explanation. 2217 02:07:20,276 --> 02:07:22,574 We'll certainly take care of it, Mrs. Duke. 2218 02:07:22,645 --> 02:07:24,807 These little things happen. 2219 02:07:24,881 --> 02:07:26,781 Little things? 2220 02:07:26,850 --> 02:07:30,116 How would you feel if the Drexels had not been invited? 2221 02:07:30,188 --> 02:07:31,678 They'd come anyhow. 2222 02:07:31,756 --> 02:07:33,122 They're relatives. 2223 02:07:33,192 --> 02:07:36,754 It may surprise you to know that the laws of kinship operate 2224 02:07:36,830 --> 02:07:39,390 in New York and in North Carolina. 2225 02:07:39,465 --> 02:07:41,696 Only one thing surprises me, Mrs. Duke. 2226 02:07:41,769 --> 02:07:44,329 Wait a minute. If you could just... 2227 02:07:45,941 --> 02:07:46,873 Stop it! 2228 02:07:46,942 --> 02:07:48,500 All of you! 2229 02:07:48,577 --> 02:07:49,806 Duke pride. 2230 02:07:49,879 --> 02:07:50,846 Drexel pride. 2231 02:07:50,913 --> 02:07:52,141 Biddle pride. 2232 02:07:52,215 --> 02:07:53,877 Philadelphia versus New York. 2233 02:07:53,951 --> 02:07:56,317 I'm sick to death of it. 2234 02:07:56,386 --> 02:07:58,218 Angie and I have been shoved aside 2235 02:07:58,289 --> 02:08:00,587 while everyone is busy turning our wedding 2236 02:08:00,658 --> 02:08:01,956 into the biggest production 2237 02:08:02,027 --> 02:08:04,518 and the biggest fight in history. 2238 02:08:04,597 --> 02:08:05,895 It isn't fair. 2239 02:08:05,966 --> 02:08:08,230 And I'm not going to let it go on this way 2240 02:08:08,301 --> 02:08:10,736 if Angie and I have to elope! 2241 02:08:10,805 --> 02:08:11,737 Elope? 2242 02:08:11,806 --> 02:08:13,832 And make us all look like fools? 2243 02:08:13,909 --> 02:08:16,969 At this moment, Mrs. Duke, I don't care what you look like. 2244 02:08:17,045 --> 02:08:18,513 Cordy. 2245 02:08:19,082 --> 02:08:22,519 Angier, you had better speak to your bride. 2246 02:08:22,586 --> 02:08:24,884 This wedding is going to take place on schedule. 2247 02:08:24,955 --> 02:08:26,890 And it is going to be done right. 2248 02:08:26,958 --> 02:08:28,983 Once you're safe in our railroad car 2249 02:08:29,060 --> 02:08:32,087 and on your way to Arkansas, you can indulge your whim. 2250 02:08:32,164 --> 02:08:33,290 Until then... 2251 02:08:33,366 --> 02:08:35,494 Arkansas? 2252 02:08:35,569 --> 02:08:37,434 What about Arkansas? 2253 02:08:37,504 --> 02:08:39,496 Cordy, I'm sorry. 2254 02:08:39,574 --> 02:08:42,702 Well, what are you sorry about? 2255 02:08:42,778 --> 02:08:46,305 I have arranged for our private railroad car 2256 02:08:46,382 --> 02:08:49,648 to take you and Angier to Hot Springs 2257 02:08:49,719 --> 02:08:51,620 then back to New York in two weeks 2258 02:08:51,689 --> 02:08:54,351 for the board of directors' meeting. 2259 02:08:56,028 --> 02:08:57,791 Angie. 2260 02:08:57,863 --> 02:08:59,422 How could you? 2261 02:08:59,499 --> 02:09:03,196 Well, what, please tell me, is wrong with Hot Springs? 2262 02:09:04,305 --> 02:09:07,103 I'm sure nothing is wrong with it, Mrs. Duke. 2263 02:09:07,174 --> 02:09:10,110 But I'm not going to spend my honeymoon there. 2264 02:09:10,178 --> 02:09:12,409 Cordy, if we could just talk things over. 2265 02:09:12,481 --> 02:09:14,574 Just like I'm not going to live in New York. 2266 02:09:14,650 --> 02:09:18,052 Of course you're going to live in New York. 2267 02:09:18,388 --> 02:09:20,152 Because I'm not going to marry you. 2268 02:09:20,224 --> 02:09:21,782 What? - Cordy. 2269 02:09:21,859 --> 02:09:24,294 You most certainly are going to marry him. 2270 02:09:24,363 --> 02:09:26,695 She doesn't have to if she doesn't want to. 2271 02:09:26,765 --> 02:09:28,233 Anthony. 2272 02:09:28,802 --> 02:09:32,067 What happened to the person I fell in love with? 2273 02:09:32,473 --> 02:09:36,034 A person with dreams and spirit. 2274 02:09:36,110 --> 02:09:39,376 Someone I could believe in and root for. 2275 02:09:39,448 --> 02:09:43,681 Someone who could make a car any color you want. 2276 02:09:45,089 --> 02:09:46,021 Oh, no. 2277 02:09:46,090 --> 02:09:48,456 I'm not getting married. 2278 02:09:49,928 --> 02:09:52,192 - Then I'm not, either! - Sir! 2279 02:09:52,263 --> 02:09:54,425 I found them, sir. 2280 02:09:55,101 --> 02:09:57,366 200 invitations. 2281 02:09:57,804 --> 02:09:59,829 They were lost under the clothes we collected 2282 02:09:59,906 --> 02:10:02,034 for the Chinese missions. 2283 02:10:08,183 --> 02:10:10,345 That's very funny. 2284 02:10:11,121 --> 02:10:13,555 No. It really is. 2285 02:10:14,191 --> 02:10:17,752 You'll pardon me for not laughing. 2286 02:10:18,530 --> 02:10:20,020 Angier! 2287 02:10:20,966 --> 02:10:22,798 Angier! 2288 02:10:24,570 --> 02:10:25,502 Angier! 2289 02:10:25,571 --> 02:10:29,030 John, maybe you'd better follow him. 2290 02:10:29,109 --> 02:10:30,600 Yes, sir. 2291 02:10:37,286 --> 02:10:41,121 Mr. Biddle, what do you intend to do about this? 2292 02:10:41,191 --> 02:10:42,180 Do about it? 2293 02:10:42,259 --> 02:10:45,195 Yes. You do intend to do something, don't you? 2294 02:10:45,263 --> 02:10:47,027 Yes, Anthony. What now? 2295 02:10:47,099 --> 02:10:49,192 Well, I don't know. What do you suggest? 2296 02:10:49,268 --> 02:10:51,931 I suggest you talk some sense into your daughter. 2297 02:10:52,005 --> 02:10:54,200 For once I agree with Mrs. Duke completely. 2298 02:10:54,274 --> 02:10:55,207 Wait a minute. 2299 02:10:55,276 --> 02:10:58,439 What about trying to talk some sense into your son, Mrs. Duke? 2300 02:10:58,512 --> 02:11:00,777 I'll take care of Angier. 2301 02:11:01,550 --> 02:11:06,011 Mrs. Duke, may I offer you a lift to your hotel? 2302 02:11:06,089 --> 02:11:07,614 My electric is waiting outside. 2303 02:11:07,691 --> 02:11:09,784 Oh, how very kind of you. 2304 02:11:09,860 --> 02:11:12,022 It's comforting to know that there are those 2305 02:11:12,097 --> 02:11:15,066 who can be relied upon for support in times of stress. 2306 02:11:16,268 --> 02:11:19,169 They're trying to lay this whole mess in my lap. 2307 02:11:20,407 --> 02:11:23,171 We'd better get back to our guests. 2308 02:11:24,412 --> 02:11:26,073 They're trying to blame me. 2309 02:11:26,147 --> 02:11:29,606 Anyone can misplace a box of invitations, can't they? 2310 02:11:30,486 --> 02:11:31,817 You know very well, Anthony, 2311 02:11:31,887 --> 02:11:33,981 the invitations have nothing to do with it. 2312 02:11:34,057 --> 02:11:38,085 That was just fate lending you a helping hand. 2313 02:11:38,863 --> 02:11:40,353 Blast. 2314 02:11:42,400 --> 02:11:44,699 I didn't do anything wrong. 2315 02:11:45,238 --> 02:11:46,398 Did I, George? 2316 02:11:49,176 --> 02:11:51,406 - Hey, here he is! - Come on, Mr. Biddle. 2317 02:11:51,478 --> 02:11:54,107 - We want to drink a toast. - To the father of the bride! 2318 02:11:54,182 --> 02:11:55,114 Now, just a second. 2319 02:11:55,183 --> 02:11:56,445 - Outside! - A toast! 2320 02:11:56,518 --> 02:11:58,146 Three cheers! 2321 02:11:59,355 --> 02:12:01,483 ? For he's a jolly good fellow? 2322 02:12:01,558 --> 02:12:03,822 ? For he's a jolly good fellow? 2323 02:12:18,445 --> 02:12:20,242 Excuse me, gentlemen. 2324 02:12:27,323 --> 02:12:28,915 Stout! 2325 02:12:28,991 --> 02:12:30,926 Did you ever try a good Irish stout? 2326 02:12:30,994 --> 02:12:32,325 Look, you stay away from me. 2327 02:12:32,396 --> 02:12:34,763 Just a friendly suggestion, sir. 2328 02:12:35,533 --> 02:12:37,023 You followed me here, didn't you? 2329 02:12:37,101 --> 02:12:38,033 The devil, I did. 2330 02:12:38,102 --> 02:12:40,628 Do you think you're the only person that comes into Clancy's 2331 02:12:40,706 --> 02:12:42,435 for a little rest and relaxation? 2332 02:12:42,508 --> 02:12:43,976 All right, just leave me alone 2333 02:12:44,044 --> 02:12:46,478 and keep your suggestions to yourself. 2334 02:12:46,546 --> 02:12:47,741 Stout. 2335 02:12:50,051 --> 02:12:52,111 I'm tired of people running my life for me. 2336 02:12:52,187 --> 02:12:53,814 As well you should be, sir. 2337 02:12:53,889 --> 02:12:55,949 Leading me by the hand. Telling me what to do. 2338 02:12:56,025 --> 02:12:57,686 It's a crime. 2339 02:12:58,761 --> 02:13:00,923 A man has to finally be a man. 2340 02:13:00,998 --> 02:13:02,158 - Right! - Right! 2341 02:13:02,233 --> 02:13:04,225 ? Well, well, well, "Let's have a drink on it"? 2342 02:13:04,302 --> 02:13:05,929 ? As me father used to say? 2343 02:13:06,004 --> 02:13:08,235 ? "When the truth is nobly spoken? 2344 02:13:08,307 --> 02:13:10,400 ? It's respect you've got to pay"? 2345 02:13:10,476 --> 02:13:12,468 ? So fill your cup and lift it up? 2346 02:13:12,546 --> 02:13:14,707 ? And clink, here's how? 2347 02:13:14,781 --> 02:13:16,716 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2348 02:13:16,784 --> 02:13:18,649 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2349 02:13:18,720 --> 02:13:20,689 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2350 02:13:20,756 --> 02:13:23,452 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2351 02:13:30,468 --> 02:13:31,662 I don't mind telling you. 2352 02:13:31,736 --> 02:13:33,898 These last weeks have really been rough. 2353 02:13:33,972 --> 02:13:35,303 That's a fact. 2354 02:13:35,374 --> 02:13:37,240 You try to please everybody. 2355 02:13:37,310 --> 02:13:39,710 And you end up pleasing no one at all. 2356 02:13:39,779 --> 02:13:41,441 'Tis the sad, sad truth, sir. 2357 02:13:41,515 --> 02:13:42,777 I'll get away from it all. 2358 02:13:42,850 --> 02:13:43,839 Good idea. 2359 02:13:43,917 --> 02:13:45,909 I'll leave Philadelphia and never come back. 2360 02:13:45,987 --> 02:13:47,454 - Never? - Never. 2361 02:13:49,058 --> 02:13:50,753 Well, why shouldn't I? 2362 02:13:50,826 --> 02:13:53,022 There's nothing but trouble for me here. 2363 02:13:53,096 --> 02:13:55,189 There's nothing but trouble for me anywhere. 2364 02:13:55,265 --> 02:13:58,497 If I were to go to the ends of the Earth... 2365 02:13:59,504 --> 02:14:00,994 That's it. 2366 02:14:01,407 --> 02:14:03,272 I could join the Foreign Legion. 2367 02:14:03,342 --> 02:14:05,834 The Foreign Legion, sir. A fine group of men, sir. 2368 02:14:05,912 --> 02:14:07,470 I'd be on my own, then, right? 2369 02:14:07,547 --> 02:14:08,514 Right! 2370 02:14:08,581 --> 02:14:10,550 ? Well, well, well, let's have a drink on it? 2371 02:14:10,618 --> 02:14:12,518 ? To the fightin' Legionnaires? 2372 02:14:12,586 --> 02:14:14,487 ? To their outposts in the desert? 2373 02:14:14,556 --> 02:14:16,854 ? And their gorgeous Croix de Guerres? 2374 02:14:16,925 --> 02:14:21,921 ? To sailing for Bengasi on a rusty scow? 2375 02:14:21,999 --> 02:14:23,990 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2376 02:14:24,068 --> 02:14:25,899 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2377 02:14:25,970 --> 02:14:27,938 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2378 02:14:28,006 --> 02:14:30,635 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2379 02:14:34,013 --> 02:14:35,003 Thank you, John. 2380 02:14:35,082 --> 02:14:36,845 I'll always be grateful for your help. 2381 02:14:36,917 --> 02:14:38,009 Where are you going? 2382 02:14:38,085 --> 02:14:39,519 To Bengasi. Like we said. 2383 02:14:39,587 --> 02:14:40,679 I can't let him get away. 2384 02:14:40,755 --> 02:14:42,188 We'll never get things patched up. 2385 02:14:42,256 --> 02:14:43,224 Sir! 2386 02:14:43,292 --> 02:14:44,725 A moment of your time, sir! 2387 02:14:44,793 --> 02:14:46,226 Just a moment! 2388 02:14:46,295 --> 02:14:48,856 ? What do you do when the water's gone? 2389 02:14:48,932 --> 02:14:51,197 ? And there's no turning back?? 2390 02:14:51,268 --> 02:14:53,065 ? You're four days from the fort? 2391 02:14:53,137 --> 02:14:55,698 ? The Arab renegades attack? 2392 02:14:55,774 --> 02:15:00,144 ? And the blistering sun keeps burning? 2393 02:15:00,213 --> 02:15:05,242 ? Reinforcements can't get through? 2394 02:15:05,319 --> 02:15:09,222 ? What do you do about it?? 2395 02:15:09,290 --> 02:15:15,230 ? What do you do about it?? 2396 02:15:15,297 --> 02:15:16,731 Do you blister easily? 2397 02:15:16,800 --> 02:15:18,062 Yes, as a matter of fact. 2398 02:15:18,135 --> 02:15:20,661 The Foreign Legion is not for you. 2399 02:15:20,738 --> 02:15:22,205 Drink up. 2400 02:15:25,978 --> 02:15:28,277 You're right, John. Running away isn't the answer. 2401 02:15:28,348 --> 02:15:30,111 You're right. I'm right, all right. 2402 02:15:30,183 --> 02:15:32,516 I've got to face my problem head on. 2403 02:15:32,586 --> 02:15:34,713 All right. What's my problem? 2404 02:15:34,789 --> 02:15:36,051 My problem is my family. 2405 02:15:36,123 --> 02:15:37,751 It always has been. 2406 02:15:37,826 --> 02:15:39,589 I'll change my name. 2407 02:15:39,661 --> 02:15:40,629 Renounce my fortune. 2408 02:15:40,696 --> 02:15:42,129 That's good thinking. 2409 02:15:42,198 --> 02:15:44,189 I'll take an honest job. 2410 02:15:44,267 --> 02:15:45,462 In a factory. 2411 02:15:45,536 --> 02:15:46,935 Or on a farm. 2412 02:15:47,004 --> 02:15:48,596 Maybe someday I'll have my own place. 2413 02:15:48,673 --> 02:15:50,971 - Beautiful! - I'll be like everybody else. 2414 02:15:51,042 --> 02:15:52,634 Poor, right? 2415 02:15:52,710 --> 02:15:53,643 - Right! - Right! 2416 02:15:53,712 --> 02:15:55,509 ? Well, well, well, let's have a drink on it? 2417 02:15:55,581 --> 02:15:57,607 ? To the simple, average life? 2418 02:15:57,684 --> 02:15:59,379 ? To the wages every Friday? 2419 02:15:59,453 --> 02:16:01,422 ? That you bring home to the wife? 2420 02:16:01,489 --> 02:16:06,291 ? To the sweat of honest labor on your average brow? 2421 02:16:06,361 --> 02:16:08,226 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2422 02:16:08,297 --> 02:16:10,198 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2423 02:16:10,266 --> 02:16:12,200 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2424 02:16:12,268 --> 02:16:13,759 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2425 02:16:13,838 --> 02:16:17,274 Hey! Set 'em up, Clancy! 2426 02:16:17,976 --> 02:16:19,409 Whoo! 2427 02:16:19,478 --> 02:16:20,775 Hey! 2428 02:16:21,279 --> 02:16:23,714 The drinks are on the Duke! 2429 02:16:26,086 --> 02:16:27,917 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2430 02:16:27,988 --> 02:16:30,480 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2431 02:16:33,828 --> 02:16:35,490 Thank you all! 2432 02:16:35,564 --> 02:16:38,055 I can't tell you how much this talk has meant to me. 2433 02:16:38,133 --> 02:16:39,066 Not at all at all. 2434 02:16:39,135 --> 02:16:41,501 - I'll write when I get settled. - You'll write... 2435 02:16:41,571 --> 02:16:43,506 From where are you gonna write? 2436 02:16:43,574 --> 02:16:45,838 When a man has reached a turning point in his life, 2437 02:16:45,910 --> 02:16:48,243 why waste time? 2438 02:16:48,580 --> 02:16:52,381 ? What do you do when you lose your job?? 2439 02:16:52,452 --> 02:16:55,547 ? The rent is overdue?? 2440 02:16:55,623 --> 02:16:59,082 ? The landlord throws you in the street? 2441 02:16:59,160 --> 02:17:02,596 ? The wife, the kiddies, too? 2442 02:17:02,664 --> 02:17:08,730 ? And the sleet and snow are falling? 2443 02:17:08,805 --> 02:17:15,211 ? And you've got no place to go? 2444 02:17:18,984 --> 02:17:20,111 Will you shut your face? 2445 02:17:20,186 --> 02:17:22,882 Can't you see I'm talking to the gentleman? 2446 02:17:23,690 --> 02:17:28,561 ? What do you do about it?? 2447 02:17:28,630 --> 02:17:34,729 ? What do you do about it?? 2448 02:17:34,804 --> 02:17:37,205 The simple, average life, sir. 2449 02:17:37,274 --> 02:17:38,639 No. 2450 02:17:39,610 --> 02:17:41,010 Have a drink. 2451 02:17:47,553 --> 02:17:48,919 I'm used to having money. 2452 02:17:48,989 --> 02:17:51,014 I might as well admit it. 2453 02:17:51,658 --> 02:17:52,647 I know. 2454 02:17:52,727 --> 02:17:54,388 I could make my own fortune. 2455 02:17:54,462 --> 02:17:57,261 - I could drill for oil in Texas. - Think it over carefully. 2456 02:17:57,333 --> 02:17:59,927 - I could pan for gold in Alaska. - Don't be too hasty. 2457 02:18:00,002 --> 02:18:01,163 Wait. 2458 02:18:01,237 --> 02:18:05,137 The pearl trade in China. 2459 02:18:05,209 --> 02:18:06,801 The mysterious East. 2460 02:18:06,877 --> 02:18:08,777 Who knows what adventures I might live there? 2461 02:18:08,846 --> 02:18:09,779 - Right. - Right! 2462 02:18:09,848 --> 02:18:11,179 - Wrong. -? Well, well, well? 2463 02:18:11,249 --> 02:18:12,375 ? Let's have a drink on it? 2464 02:18:12,451 --> 02:18:14,352 ? Here's to China across the bay? 2465 02:18:14,420 --> 02:18:16,354 ? To them darling little oysters? 2466 02:18:16,422 --> 02:18:18,482 ? And the pearls they give away? 2467 02:18:18,559 --> 02:18:21,494 ? A man could make his fortune there? 2468 02:18:21,562 --> 02:18:25,192 ? I will somehow? 2469 02:18:25,266 --> 02:18:27,167 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2470 02:18:27,236 --> 02:18:29,170 ? I'm off to China now? 2471 02:18:29,238 --> 02:18:31,002 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2472 02:18:31,074 --> 02:18:33,440 ? He's off to China now? 2473 02:18:47,895 --> 02:18:49,795 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2474 02:18:49,864 --> 02:18:52,265 ? Let's have another one, sir!? 2475 02:19:13,260 --> 02:19:16,094 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2476 02:19:29,680 --> 02:19:31,011 Ha! 2477 02:19:55,112 --> 02:19:56,636 Ooh! Ooh! 2478 02:20:23,280 --> 02:20:25,214 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2479 02:20:25,282 --> 02:20:27,547 ? I'm off to China now? 2480 02:20:27,619 --> 02:20:29,519 ? Well, well, well, one last drink on it? 2481 02:20:29,587 --> 02:20:31,385 ? Then you're on your merry way? 2482 02:20:31,457 --> 02:20:33,755 ? What do you do when your sampan springs a leak? 2483 02:20:33,826 --> 02:20:34,953 ? In China Bay?? 2484 02:20:35,028 --> 02:20:36,655 ? When the truth is nobly spoken? 2485 02:20:36,730 --> 02:20:38,756 ? It's respect you've got to pay? 2486 02:20:38,833 --> 02:20:42,395 ? Them Oriental pirates come and take your pearls away? 2487 02:20:42,471 --> 02:20:44,336 ? So fill your cup and lift it up? 2488 02:20:44,406 --> 02:20:46,306 -? And clink, here's how? - Do you eat fish heads? 2489 02:20:46,375 --> 02:20:48,139 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2490 02:20:48,211 --> 02:20:49,200 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2491 02:20:49,279 --> 02:20:51,544 Are you immune to yellow fever? 2492 02:20:51,615 --> 02:20:53,981 Bubonic plague! 2493 02:20:54,051 --> 02:20:55,747 Monsoons! 2494 02:20:55,821 --> 02:20:57,220 Locusts! 2495 02:20:57,289 --> 02:20:59,758 The screaming abdabs! 2496 02:20:59,826 --> 02:21:03,763 Oh, the shame of it all! 2497 02:21:04,932 --> 02:21:09,427 Do that again, me buckle, and you won't be going anywhere. 2498 02:21:10,238 --> 02:21:12,764 Clancy, two more. 2499 02:21:22,386 --> 02:21:25,151 Have a drink, sir. All the very best. 2500 02:21:47,317 --> 02:21:50,219 Are you all right, lad? There's nothing broken, I hope. 2501 02:21:50,288 --> 02:21:51,915 I think we best be going to the hotel 2502 02:21:51,990 --> 02:21:54,255 to have the house doctor take a look at you. 2503 02:21:55,961 --> 02:21:57,793 Excuse me, John. 2504 02:22:42,653 --> 02:22:43,984 Aah! 2505 02:22:57,571 --> 02:22:59,563 Oh! Oh! 2506 02:23:07,985 --> 02:23:09,509 Oh! 2507 02:23:18,731 --> 02:23:21,326 Oh! Oh! 2508 02:23:35,918 --> 02:23:37,887 Ooh! 2509 02:23:54,008 --> 02:23:56,374 All right, I say! 2510 02:23:56,444 --> 02:23:57,742 Quiet! 2511 02:24:00,215 --> 02:24:01,478 Quiet! 2512 02:24:01,551 --> 02:24:03,018 All right, now. 2513 02:24:03,086 --> 02:24:05,214 Who started all this? 2514 02:24:05,289 --> 02:24:06,756 Well, come on. Come on. 2515 02:24:06,824 --> 02:24:09,191 Somebody speak up, or I'll jail the lot of youse 2516 02:24:09,261 --> 02:24:11,855 just as sure as my name's Flanagan. 2517 02:24:11,930 --> 02:24:14,923 Seems a shame to punish men for defending their mother country. 2518 02:24:15,001 --> 02:24:16,332 What's that? 2519 02:24:16,402 --> 02:24:18,428 I wasn't a part of it meself, you understand. 2520 02:24:18,505 --> 02:24:21,235 But I did see it all from first to last. 2521 02:24:21,308 --> 02:24:22,674 And? 2522 02:24:22,744 --> 02:24:25,508 Well, it all started when the young gentleman there 2523 02:24:25,580 --> 02:24:29,142 expressed the opinion that all Irishmen were pigs. 2524 02:24:29,218 --> 02:24:32,552 And the Emerald Isle the proper sty for them. 2525 02:24:32,622 --> 02:24:35,217 Oh, he did, did he? Huh? 2526 02:24:35,293 --> 02:24:36,225 He did indeed. 2527 02:24:36,294 --> 02:24:38,024 I see. 2528 02:24:38,097 --> 02:24:39,428 All right, you two. 2529 02:24:39,498 --> 02:24:42,935 Bring young Mr. Fancy Dan along. 2530 02:24:43,603 --> 02:24:44,968 Hey! 2531 02:24:45,038 --> 02:24:47,098 And I'll thank you to come along, too, sir. 2532 02:24:47,174 --> 02:24:49,472 The captain will be delighted to hear what you told me. 2533 02:24:49,543 --> 02:24:51,205 I consider it me duty, Sergeant. 2534 02:24:51,279 --> 02:24:53,509 All right. Bring him along. 2535 02:24:58,287 --> 02:25:00,984 Have no fear, lad. I'm looking out for you. 2536 02:25:07,399 --> 02:25:09,424 Good morning, Cordelia. 2537 02:25:12,372 --> 02:25:14,704 How is Cordy this morning? Have you seen her? 2538 02:25:17,678 --> 02:25:19,704 I had a cold shower and a good, brisk walk. 2539 02:25:19,781 --> 02:25:21,442 And now I'm hungry. 2540 02:25:24,187 --> 02:25:25,654 Thank you, my dear. 2541 02:25:29,326 --> 02:25:30,953 Yes, ma'am? 2542 02:25:31,495 --> 02:25:32,428 Yes, sir? 2543 02:25:32,497 --> 02:25:35,330 I think I'll start with some orange juice. 2544 02:25:35,400 --> 02:25:36,368 Who are you? 2545 02:25:36,435 --> 02:25:37,766 I'm Deborah, sir. 2546 02:25:37,837 --> 02:25:41,001 Well. Good morning, Deborah. 2547 02:25:41,408 --> 02:25:42,966 Good morning, sir. 2548 02:25:43,043 --> 02:25:45,569 I think after the orange juice I'd like some cereal. 2549 02:25:45,647 --> 02:25:47,137 Yes, sir. 2550 02:25:49,151 --> 02:25:51,415 Pleasant-enough-looking girl, isn't she? 2551 02:25:53,490 --> 02:25:54,889 Confound it, Cordelia. 2552 02:25:54,958 --> 02:25:57,223 You can't go on ignoring me like this forever. 2553 02:25:57,295 --> 02:25:59,786 And that's how long it will be before I respond 2554 02:25:59,864 --> 02:26:01,890 to such childish behavior. 2555 02:26:03,302 --> 02:26:06,033 What do you want from me? Let's hear it. 2556 02:26:07,574 --> 02:26:08,836 Some kind of confession. 2557 02:26:08,908 --> 02:26:10,706 That's what you want, isn't it? 2558 02:26:10,778 --> 02:26:12,075 You're not going to get it. 2559 02:26:12,146 --> 02:26:14,115 I have nothing to confess. 2560 02:26:16,518 --> 02:26:18,646 Will that be hot or cold cereal, sir? 2561 02:26:18,721 --> 02:26:19,983 Neither one, blast it! 2562 02:26:20,056 --> 02:26:21,684 I'm not hungry. 2563 02:26:23,760 --> 02:26:25,193 I will admit I have wondered 2564 02:26:25,262 --> 02:26:26,821 if Angie was the right man for Cordy. 2565 02:26:26,898 --> 02:26:28,456 But she made her choice. 2566 02:26:28,533 --> 02:26:31,560 And I accepted it, I think, gracefully. 2567 02:26:32,771 --> 02:26:35,172 I've just been myself, that's all. 2568 02:26:35,242 --> 02:26:38,440 You've been yourself in spades. 2569 02:26:39,046 --> 02:26:40,479 Cordelia. 2570 02:26:40,548 --> 02:26:43,017 Where did you learn that back-room expression? 2571 02:26:43,085 --> 02:26:46,020 You played into every possible source of trouble 2572 02:26:46,088 --> 02:26:47,351 from the first. 2573 02:26:47,423 --> 02:26:50,085 Oh, there was trouble to play into, I'll grant. 2574 02:26:50,159 --> 02:26:53,061 You didn't create it, but how you took advantage. 2575 02:26:53,130 --> 02:26:55,224 I deny that. 2576 02:26:56,001 --> 02:26:57,628 Then let me put it this way. 2577 02:26:57,702 --> 02:27:00,831 Have you done one thing to help this marriage? 2578 02:27:00,906 --> 02:27:03,899 I don't believe that's my responsibility. 2579 02:27:03,977 --> 02:27:05,968 Isn't it, Anthony? 2580 02:27:06,713 --> 02:27:09,148 I know of nothing I've done wrong. 2581 02:27:10,652 --> 02:27:12,018 Nothing. 2582 02:27:15,158 --> 02:27:17,353 You know it in your heart. 2583 02:27:17,427 --> 02:27:19,692 Or you wouldn't be so angry. 2584 02:27:20,965 --> 02:27:22,830 Good morning. 2585 02:27:23,167 --> 02:27:25,136 Good morning, Mother. 2586 02:27:25,203 --> 02:27:27,330 Good morning, Papa. 2587 02:27:29,208 --> 02:27:31,335 How about a jog around the square? 2588 02:27:31,411 --> 02:27:32,640 Why, Cordy. 2589 02:27:32,713 --> 02:27:34,544 Or maybe a few rounds in the gym? 2590 02:27:34,615 --> 02:27:35,809 Confound it, Cordy. 2591 02:27:35,884 --> 02:27:38,978 You can't come popping in here, gay as a cricket. 2592 02:27:39,054 --> 02:27:41,615 Why not? How should I be? 2593 02:27:42,725 --> 02:27:44,250 Cordy. 2594 02:27:44,328 --> 02:27:45,852 What are we going to do? 2595 02:27:45,929 --> 02:27:47,226 About what, Mother? 2596 02:27:47,297 --> 02:27:49,129 About your marriage. 2597 02:27:49,200 --> 02:27:50,428 It's been called off. 2598 02:27:50,501 --> 02:27:52,162 Don't you remember? 2599 02:27:53,839 --> 02:27:55,397 I'll be in the stable. 2600 02:27:55,474 --> 02:27:57,375 Cordy. 2601 02:27:59,779 --> 02:28:01,304 Cordy, wait. 2602 02:28:09,625 --> 02:28:10,455 Cordy. 2603 02:28:10,526 --> 02:28:12,721 I don't want to talk about it, Papa. 2604 02:28:12,795 --> 02:28:14,457 I don't want to talk, either. 2605 02:28:14,531 --> 02:28:16,362 But that doesn't mean I'm not going to. 2606 02:28:16,433 --> 02:28:18,902 There's nothing to talk about. 2607 02:28:20,705 --> 02:28:23,368 You never really approved of Angie. 2608 02:28:23,442 --> 02:28:25,307 And you were right. 2609 02:28:26,046 --> 02:28:27,809 He's a baby. 2610 02:28:27,881 --> 02:28:29,850 A mama's boy. 2611 02:28:29,917 --> 02:28:32,886 He doesn't know what life is all about. 2612 02:28:32,954 --> 02:28:34,650 He'll learn. 2613 02:28:35,758 --> 02:28:37,692 Maybe you'll learn together. 2614 02:28:38,194 --> 02:28:40,560 But you can't take his part now. 2615 02:28:40,630 --> 02:28:42,292 I'm not taking his part. 2616 02:28:42,366 --> 02:28:44,425 But I've got nothing against that boy, Cordy. 2617 02:28:44,502 --> 02:28:46,026 I never did. 2618 02:28:46,671 --> 02:28:51,735 Except that I wanted you to stay here. 2619 02:28:52,178 --> 02:28:53,839 That's the truth. 2620 02:28:56,517 --> 02:29:00,010 You try to make a good life for yourself and your family. 2621 02:29:00,088 --> 02:29:03,991 And turns out to be too good. 2622 02:29:04,727 --> 02:29:07,925 So you can't resist trying to hold on. 2623 02:29:08,999 --> 02:29:13,061 Whatever you decide to do, Cordy, I'll back you up 100%. 2624 02:29:13,137 --> 02:29:14,399 But you decide. 2625 02:29:14,472 --> 02:29:16,134 On your own. 2626 02:29:16,675 --> 02:29:18,802 It's your life. 2627 02:29:18,877 --> 02:29:23,942 I'm finally giving it over to you. 2628 02:29:34,864 --> 02:29:36,389 Where is he? 2629 02:29:37,134 --> 02:29:38,396 Good morning, Mrs. Duke. 2630 02:29:38,469 --> 02:29:40,597 If you know where he is, please tell me. 2631 02:29:40,672 --> 02:29:42,936 I'll find out in good time anyway. 2632 02:29:43,007 --> 02:29:43,939 Do you mean Angie? 2633 02:29:44,009 --> 02:29:45,533 Of course I mean Angier. 2634 02:29:45,611 --> 02:29:47,511 - Well, what's happened? - He's disappeared. 2635 02:29:47,580 --> 02:29:48,570 Disappeared? 2636 02:29:48,648 --> 02:29:51,173 He wasn't in his hotel room all night. 2637 02:29:51,251 --> 02:29:53,846 His bed has not been slept in. 2638 02:29:53,921 --> 02:29:56,082 Who knows what has happened to him? 2639 02:29:56,157 --> 02:29:57,125 John! 2640 02:29:57,192 --> 02:29:59,558 Now, don't worry, Mrs. Duke. We'll find him. 2641 02:29:59,628 --> 02:30:01,256 - John! - You called, sir? 2642 02:30:01,331 --> 02:30:02,628 I yelled. 2643 02:30:02,699 --> 02:30:05,191 John, I thought I asked you to watch out for Mr. Duke. 2644 02:30:05,269 --> 02:30:06,896 - I did. - What happened to your eye? 2645 02:30:06,971 --> 02:30:07,938 He hit me, sir. 2646 02:30:08,005 --> 02:30:10,031 Angier? 2647 02:30:10,108 --> 02:30:10,870 When? 2648 02:30:10,942 --> 02:30:12,375 Last night at the jailhouse. 2649 02:30:12,444 --> 02:30:13,844 The jailhouse? 2650 02:30:13,913 --> 02:30:17,247 They'll release him as soon as I withdraw the charges, ma'am. 2651 02:30:17,317 --> 02:30:19,410 Well, we'd better get down there right away. 2652 02:30:19,486 --> 02:30:20,885 I'll hurry and get dressed. 2653 02:30:20,954 --> 02:30:22,388 Yes, Cordelia. 2654 02:30:22,457 --> 02:30:25,484 Mrs. Duke, why don't you wait out here on the terrace? 2655 02:30:25,561 --> 02:30:27,722 John, bring the car around front, will you? 2656 02:30:27,796 --> 02:30:31,699 We'll have this unfortunate situation cleared up in no time. 2657 02:30:55,831 --> 02:30:57,423 Oh, dear. I may faint. 2658 02:30:57,500 --> 02:30:59,731 On this floor? Don't even think of it. 2659 02:31:07,212 --> 02:31:08,474 Mrs. Duke, 2660 02:31:08,547 --> 02:31:11,574 perhaps it'd be better if you ladies waited here. 2661 02:31:23,366 --> 02:31:24,697 All right, Mr. Duke. 2662 02:31:24,767 --> 02:31:26,701 You can come out now. 2663 02:31:27,236 --> 02:31:30,229 I'd just as soon stay right here. 2664 02:31:31,910 --> 02:31:34,378 Well, that's a pretty silly attitude. 2665 02:31:35,246 --> 02:31:37,340 It isn't silly at all. 2666 02:31:37,416 --> 02:31:41,649 I'm afraid if I stand up my head will fall off. 2667 02:31:44,192 --> 02:31:46,922 Did you ever try a good Irish stout? 2668 02:31:47,662 --> 02:31:49,255 Come along. Come along, Mr. Duke. 2669 02:31:49,331 --> 02:31:51,128 It's time to go now. 2670 02:31:51,200 --> 02:31:54,398 Why couldn't you let me out last night when I wanted out? 2671 02:31:54,471 --> 02:31:56,940 Where was it you wanted to go last night? 2672 02:31:57,975 --> 02:32:01,207 I had decided on China. 2673 02:32:01,680 --> 02:32:04,114 How do feel about China this morning? 2674 02:32:04,917 --> 02:32:07,249 Terrible. 2675 02:32:08,388 --> 02:32:10,357 Sergeant, would you give us a minute? 2676 02:32:10,424 --> 02:32:12,654 Oh, certainly. Certainly. 2677 02:32:13,895 --> 02:32:15,590 Young man. 2678 02:32:16,064 --> 02:32:19,000 It's time you woke up to your responsibilities. 2679 02:32:19,068 --> 02:32:20,797 I want you to get this marriage over with. 2680 02:32:20,870 --> 02:32:23,101 And that honeymoon in the Ozarks. 2681 02:32:23,173 --> 02:32:25,540 Then report back to your desk in New York. 2682 02:32:25,610 --> 02:32:26,668 What? 2683 02:32:26,744 --> 02:32:28,712 You may think you want other things for yourself. 2684 02:32:28,780 --> 02:32:31,011 You may have some dreams of your own. 2685 02:32:31,083 --> 02:32:32,812 But you'll have to get over all that. 2686 02:32:32,885 --> 02:32:34,979 The way other people do. 2687 02:32:35,055 --> 02:32:36,955 Well, you didn't get over it. 2688 02:32:37,023 --> 02:32:39,754 Well, there are darn few like me. 2689 02:32:41,362 --> 02:32:45,629 Now, you listen here, Mr. Know-it-all Biddle. 2690 02:32:45,701 --> 02:32:48,227 No one is gonna run my life for me. 2691 02:32:48,304 --> 02:32:51,001 I've decided that much. 2692 02:32:51,075 --> 02:32:53,475 Hangover or no hangover. 2693 02:32:53,544 --> 02:32:55,274 Is that so? 2694 02:32:55,346 --> 02:32:58,076 Yes. That is so. 2695 02:32:58,417 --> 02:32:59,714 All right, Mr. Duke. 2696 02:32:59,785 --> 02:33:01,275 The door's open. 2697 02:33:01,353 --> 02:33:04,346 Let's see you have a try at running your own life. 2698 02:33:04,424 --> 02:33:06,324 Let's see how far you can go. 2699 02:33:06,393 --> 02:33:09,295 Hangover or no hangover. 2700 02:33:09,363 --> 02:33:11,093 Mr. Biddle. 2701 02:33:12,067 --> 02:33:15,469 I am going to ask Cordy to elope with me. 2702 02:33:15,538 --> 02:33:16,971 - Today. - Now, wait a minute. 2703 02:33:17,040 --> 02:33:18,871 And don't you try to stop me. 2704 02:33:18,942 --> 02:33:20,877 Let me tell you one thing. 2705 02:33:21,512 --> 02:33:24,971 If you ask Cordy to elope, she won't. 2706 02:33:26,918 --> 02:33:28,944 Then I'll tell her. 2707 02:33:33,861 --> 02:33:34,793 Angier. 2708 02:33:34,862 --> 02:33:36,592 Morning, Mother. 2709 02:33:37,165 --> 02:33:38,291 Cordy. 2710 02:33:38,366 --> 02:33:40,562 You and I are going to elope. 2711 02:33:40,636 --> 02:33:42,661 Over my dead body! 2712 02:33:42,738 --> 02:33:45,071 Only if absolutely necessary, Mother. 2713 02:33:45,142 --> 02:33:47,542 We'll stop by your house and pick up your things. 2714 02:33:47,611 --> 02:33:48,544 No. 2715 02:33:48,613 --> 02:33:49,545 Why? 2716 02:33:49,614 --> 02:33:52,140 Because I think he talked you into it. 2717 02:33:52,217 --> 02:33:55,015 Cordy, I love you, and I want to marry you. 2718 02:33:55,087 --> 02:33:57,682 And he's got nothing to do with that. 2719 02:33:58,057 --> 02:34:00,424 I'm not so sure about that. 2720 02:34:02,396 --> 02:34:03,522 Papa! 2721 02:34:04,733 --> 02:34:06,325 So long, everybody. We'll write. 2722 02:34:06,401 --> 02:34:08,369 Angier, where are you going? 2723 02:34:08,436 --> 02:34:11,702 ? You can here it humming, see it coming? 2724 02:34:11,774 --> 02:34:14,744 ? Feel it everywhere you go? 2725 02:34:14,812 --> 02:34:17,941 ? It's tomorrow morning, the future dawning? 2726 02:34:18,016 --> 02:34:22,181 ? With a bright and shining glow? 2727 02:34:22,521 --> 02:34:25,719 ? It's a land where golden chariots? 2728 02:34:25,792 --> 02:34:28,852 ? Are molded out of dreams? 2729 02:34:28,929 --> 02:34:32,093 ? It's Detroit? 2730 02:34:32,166 --> 02:34:35,193 ? Detroit? 2731 02:34:35,270 --> 02:34:38,604 ? It's Detroit? 2732 02:34:47,118 --> 02:34:50,520 You know, there, for a minute, 2733 02:34:50,590 --> 02:34:53,923 he reminded me of his grandfather. 2734 02:34:53,993 --> 02:34:56,929 Started the whole Duke thing. 2735 02:34:57,297 --> 02:34:58,697 If he's half the man I think he is, 2736 02:34:58,766 --> 02:35:01,792 this won't be the end of the whole Duke thing, either. 2737 02:35:39,817 --> 02:35:41,284 Did you hear that? 2738 02:35:42,353 --> 02:35:44,515 It's the floor, dear. 2739 02:35:45,891 --> 02:35:48,520 I never noticed it before. 2740 02:35:49,596 --> 02:35:51,655 This isn't a new house. 2741 02:35:51,731 --> 02:35:53,029 No. 2742 02:35:55,303 --> 02:35:57,101 No, it isn't. 2743 02:36:02,812 --> 02:36:03,972 I'm hungry. 2744 02:36:04,047 --> 02:36:06,243 Oh. Poor dear. 2745 02:36:06,317 --> 02:36:08,581 You didn't have any breakfast, did you? 2746 02:36:08,954 --> 02:36:10,114 I'll ring for John. 2747 02:36:10,188 --> 02:36:11,815 I don't need much. 2748 02:36:17,564 --> 02:36:19,031 What's that? 2749 02:36:19,599 --> 02:36:20,258 Hmm? 2750 02:36:20,334 --> 02:36:22,326 The clock, dear. 2751 02:36:22,403 --> 02:36:23,665 Oh. 2752 02:36:26,108 --> 02:36:27,803 A new one? 2753 02:36:27,876 --> 02:36:30,277 We've had it 20 years. 2754 02:36:30,347 --> 02:36:31,746 Oh. 2755 02:36:31,815 --> 02:36:33,681 You rang, ma'am? 2756 02:36:33,751 --> 02:36:35,343 Could we have some tea, please? 2757 02:36:35,419 --> 02:36:37,512 And there must be some sandwiches left. 2758 02:36:37,589 --> 02:36:39,557 Oh, yes, ma'am. 2759 02:36:41,059 --> 02:36:44,029 Did everything turn out all right down at the jailhouse? 2760 02:36:44,097 --> 02:36:46,896 Angie and Cordy are on their way to Detroit. 2761 02:36:46,967 --> 02:36:48,457 Well. 2762 02:36:48,535 --> 02:36:50,766 That's grand news. 2763 02:36:50,839 --> 02:36:52,238 That's right. 2764 02:36:52,307 --> 02:36:54,902 That's right. We're very happy about it. 2765 02:36:56,979 --> 02:36:58,242 I'll take that, ma'am. 2766 02:36:58,315 --> 02:36:59,907 Thank you, John. 2767 02:37:00,817 --> 02:37:03,218 Shouldn't we telephone the boys about the wedding? 2768 02:37:03,287 --> 02:37:04,914 Oh, they'll be in class. 2769 02:37:04,989 --> 02:37:06,719 That's right. 2770 02:37:06,792 --> 02:37:09,488 Better wait until this evening. 2771 02:37:19,841 --> 02:37:22,742 - It's been a long time... - We should let Aunt Mary know. 2772 02:37:24,013 --> 02:37:27,005 - What was that, Cordelia? - I was thinking. 2773 02:37:27,083 --> 02:37:31,681 Maybe we could do some traveling now that the children are all... 2774 02:37:31,756 --> 02:37:33,087 That's a good idea. 2775 02:37:33,158 --> 02:37:34,785 I've always wanted to travel. 2776 02:37:34,859 --> 02:37:37,920 We can go to Detroit and see Cordy and Angie. 2777 02:37:38,297 --> 02:37:40,892 Oh, Anthony. 2778 02:37:41,368 --> 02:37:42,630 Yeah. 2779 02:37:54,984 --> 02:37:58,716 ? Let them go, let them go? 2780 02:37:58,789 --> 02:38:02,658 ? Let them try their wings? 2781 02:38:02,727 --> 02:38:09,760 ? Little birds were born to fly? 2782 02:38:09,837 --> 02:38:17,712 ? Not until they roam can they miss their home? 2783 02:38:17,780 --> 02:38:25,120 ? And it won't be long till Christmas? 2784 02:38:29,060 --> 02:38:32,895 ? When the branches are bare? 2785 02:38:32,965 --> 02:38:36,527 ? The December air? 2786 02:38:36,603 --> 02:38:43,943 ? Comes alive with frost and pine? 2787 02:38:44,012 --> 02:38:47,949 ? And they'll yearn to be? 2788 02:38:48,017 --> 02:38:51,749 ? By the family tree? 2789 02:38:51,822 --> 02:38:59,822 ? Oh, it won't be long till Christmas? 2790 02:38:59,899 --> 02:39:03,461 ? The years go by? 2791 02:39:03,537 --> 02:39:07,201 ? And every night? 2792 02:39:07,275 --> 02:39:14,205 ? You say, "Sweet dreams, sleep tight"? 2793 02:39:15,251 --> 02:39:23,388 ? Then comes the day you're forced to say? 2794 02:39:24,429 --> 02:39:26,989 ? "Don't forget to write"? 2795 02:39:32,372 --> 02:39:36,810 ? There'll be holly and popcorn? 2796 02:39:36,878 --> 02:39:40,144 ? And mistletoe? 2797 02:39:40,216 --> 02:39:47,282 ? There'll be songs by fireglow? 2798 02:39:48,059 --> 02:39:56,024 ? Oh, it won't be long till Christmas? 2799 02:39:57,237 --> 02:40:00,696 ? Let them go? 2800 02:40:02,176 --> 02:40:08,138 ? Let them go? 2801 02:40:23,302 --> 02:40:30,472 ? It won't be long till Christmas? 2802 02:40:32,079 --> 02:40:35,982 ? Let them go? 2803 02:40:40,223 --> 02:40:48,155 ? Let them go? 2804 02:40:59,614 --> 02:41:01,707 Who would be dropping by this afternoon? 2805 02:41:01,783 --> 02:41:02,876 I can't imagine. 2806 02:41:02,951 --> 02:41:05,249 Hardly anybody lives here anymore. 2807 02:41:08,958 --> 02:41:10,620 The tea will be a moment. 2808 02:41:10,695 --> 02:41:13,721 Mrs. Worth's icing up a gorgeous chocolate cake. 2809 02:41:17,135 --> 02:41:18,763 Come in, gentlemen. 2810 02:41:19,305 --> 02:41:21,466 Sir, is Mr. Biddle at home? 2811 02:41:21,874 --> 02:41:24,309 Yes. Will you come this way, please? 2812 02:41:24,378 --> 02:41:26,505 There's some gentlemen to see you, sir. 2813 02:41:26,580 --> 02:41:27,570 Well, look who's here. 2814 02:41:27,649 --> 02:41:28,707 - Mr. Biddle. - Lieutenant. 2815 02:41:28,783 --> 02:41:31,719 - Mr. Biddle. - Good to see you. 2816 02:41:31,787 --> 02:41:34,517 Sir, a set of orders have been received at our headquarters 2817 02:41:34,590 --> 02:41:36,559 concerning your future relations with the Corps. 2818 02:41:36,626 --> 02:41:39,994 And we felt that these orders warranted personal delivery. 2819 02:41:53,013 --> 02:41:53,980 I don't believe it. 2820 02:41:54,048 --> 02:41:55,413 Anthony, what is it? 2821 02:41:55,483 --> 02:41:57,611 When I tried to enlist, they turned me down. 2822 02:41:57,686 --> 02:41:59,415 Said I was too old for active service. 2823 02:41:59,488 --> 02:42:00,888 Anthony, for heaven's sake. 2824 02:42:00,957 --> 02:42:03,983 Cordelia, I've been awarded a provisional captaincy 2825 02:42:04,060 --> 02:42:05,187 in the Marine Corps. 2826 02:42:05,262 --> 02:42:07,127 I'm ordered to report to Parris Island. 2827 02:42:07,197 --> 02:42:08,688 - Congratulations, sir. - Thank you. 2828 02:42:08,767 --> 02:42:10,200 Congratulations, Mr. Biddle. 2829 02:42:10,268 --> 02:42:12,533 - John! - Yes, sir? 2830 02:42:12,938 --> 02:42:14,269 John, we're in the Marines. 2831 02:42:14,340 --> 02:42:15,500 - We are, sir? - Yes. 2832 02:42:15,574 --> 02:42:17,600 Bring out some of that good Madeira, will you? 2833 02:42:17,677 --> 02:42:19,008 You know, gentlemen, 2834 02:42:19,079 --> 02:42:22,208 there's something to which I've been giving a lot of thought. 2835 02:42:22,283 --> 02:42:24,980 The French and the British have been in this war for some time. 2836 02:42:25,053 --> 02:42:27,283 They must have perfected close-combat techniques 2837 02:42:27,356 --> 02:42:29,120 which are more realistic than ours. 2838 02:42:29,192 --> 02:42:31,456 I feel that we ought to send someone over there 2839 02:42:31,528 --> 02:42:32,893 to observe and learn. 2840 02:42:32,962 --> 02:42:35,261 Anthony, I don't think that somebody 2841 02:42:35,332 --> 02:42:37,858 who's been in the Marines for less than five minutes 2842 02:42:37,936 --> 02:42:39,870 should be trying to decide Corps policy. 2843 02:42:39,938 --> 02:42:41,873 He's sure to end up running things, Mrs. Biddle. 2844 02:42:41,941 --> 02:42:44,273 He might as well start off that way. 2845 02:42:45,344 --> 02:42:46,778 Oh, thank you, John. 2846 02:42:46,847 --> 02:42:49,179 You should've brought one for yourself. 2847 02:42:51,319 --> 02:42:53,048 I'm not much at making speeches. 2848 02:42:53,121 --> 02:42:56,148 But I guess you know how we all feel about this. 2849 02:42:56,225 --> 02:42:57,556 Mr. Biddle has landed. 2850 02:42:57,626 --> 02:42:59,458 And the Marines are well in hand. 2851 02:42:59,529 --> 02:43:00,291 Right? 2852 02:43:00,363 --> 02:43:00,954 - Right! - Right! 2853 02:43:01,031 --> 02:43:02,590 ? Well, well, well? 2854 02:43:02,667 --> 02:43:05,534 ? "Let's have a drink on it," as me father used to say? 2855 02:43:05,603 --> 02:43:07,469 ? When the truth is nobly spoken? 2856 02:43:07,539 --> 02:43:09,666 ? It's respect you've got to pay? 2857 02:43:09,741 --> 02:43:11,710 ? So fill your cup and lift it up? 2858 02:43:11,778 --> 02:43:14,406 ? And clink, here's how? 2859 02:43:14,481 --> 02:43:16,382 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2860 02:43:16,450 --> 02:43:18,418 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2861 02:43:18,486 --> 02:43:20,455 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2862 02:43:20,522 --> 02:43:22,114 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2863 02:43:23,493 --> 02:43:24,517 Excuse me, ma'am. 2864 02:43:24,594 --> 02:43:26,027 Well. 2865 02:43:26,095 --> 02:43:28,155 Congratulations, Captain Biddle. 2866 02:43:28,232 --> 02:43:29,961 Thank you, Cordelia. 2867 02:43:30,667 --> 02:43:32,932 - Where's Mr. Biddle? - Step this way, gentlemen. 2868 02:43:33,004 --> 02:43:36,202 We rushed right over as soon as we heard, Captain. 2869 02:43:37,877 --> 02:43:39,869 ? Well, well, well, "Let's have a drink on it"? 2870 02:43:39,946 --> 02:43:42,005 ? As me father used to say? 2871 02:43:42,082 --> 02:43:44,142 ? When the truth is nobly spoken? 2872 02:43:44,218 --> 02:43:46,209 ? It's respect you've got to pay? 2873 02:43:46,287 --> 02:43:48,279 ? So fill your cup and lift it up? 2874 02:43:48,357 --> 02:43:50,257 ? And clink, here's how? 2875 02:43:50,325 --> 02:43:52,487 ? No shilly-shallying, no dillydallying? 2876 02:43:52,562 --> 02:43:54,223 ? Let's have a drink on it now? 2877 02:43:54,297 --> 02:43:55,764 ? No shilly-shallying...? 2878 02:43:55,832 --> 02:43:58,233 What on Earth is happening here now? 2879 02:43:58,302 --> 02:44:02,000 I understand Mr. Biddle is going off to war. 2880 02:44:02,073 --> 02:44:03,540 I'm glad to hear it. 2881 02:44:03,608 --> 02:44:07,272 Maybe we'll finally have some peace around here. 2882 02:45:30,583 --> 02:45:33,178 ? Fortuosity? 2883 02:45:33,253 --> 02:45:35,984 ? That's me byword? 2884 02:45:36,057 --> 02:45:37,991 ? Fortuosity? 2885 02:45:38,059 --> 02:45:41,257 ? Me twinkle-in-the-eye word? 2886 02:45:41,330 --> 02:45:46,132 ? Sometimes castles fall to the ground? 2887 02:45:46,202 --> 02:45:52,302 ? But that's where four-leaf clovers are found? 2888 02:45:52,377 --> 02:45:55,141 ? Fortuosity? 2889 02:45:55,213 --> 02:45:57,910 ? Lucky chances? 2890 02:45:57,984 --> 02:46:04,255 ? Fortuitious little happy happenstances? 2891 02:46:08,597 --> 02:46:14,195 ? I don't worry 'cause everywhere I see? 2892 02:46:14,271 --> 02:46:20,609 ? That every bit of life is lit by fortuosity? 2893 02:46:46,111 --> 02:46:48,978 ? Fortuosity? 2894 02:46:49,047 --> 02:46:51,744 ? That's me own word? 2895 02:46:51,817 --> 02:46:53,786 ? Fortuosity? 2896 02:46:53,854 --> 02:46:56,914 ? Me never-feel-alone word? 2897 02:46:56,990 --> 02:47:01,826 ? Around the corner, under a tree? 2898 02:47:01,896 --> 02:47:07,996 ? Good fortune's waitin', just wait and see? 2899 02:47:08,071 --> 02:47:10,939 ? Fortuosity? 2900 02:47:11,008 --> 02:47:13,738 ? Lucky chances? 2901 02:47:13,811 --> 02:47:19,012 ? Fortuitious little happy happenstances? 2902 02:47:19,085 --> 02:47:24,285 ? I keep smilin' 'cause my philosophy? 2903 02:47:24,358 --> 02:47:26,850 ? Is do your best and leave the rest? 2904 02:47:26,928 --> 02:47:30,455 ? To fortuosity? 2905 02:47:40,845 --> 02:47:46,113 ? I keep smilin' 'cause my philosophy? 2906 02:47:46,185 --> 02:47:48,848 ? Is do your best and leave the rest? 2907 02:47:48,922 --> 02:47:56,854 ? To fortuosity? 205965