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00:00:00The End
00:00:30Oh, my God.
00:01:00Don't even come up with me, I can get into the apartment without your assistance.
00:01:15Jerry, darling, please, please forgive me for what happened tonight.
00:01:44I admit I was wrong.
00:01:46You did all right, for yourself.
00:01:49Why do you insist on spoiling a perfectly good New Year's Eve?
00:01:52I haven't, it's hardly midnight.
00:01:54You won't lack company.
00:01:56You didn't earlier this evening.
00:02:01Jerry, that's not like you.
00:02:03I know, I'm a brunette.
00:02:05I don't think you noticed it.
00:02:15I've tried not to, for some time.
00:02:18After all, my dear, a man must live.
00:02:22I've often wondered why it was necessary in some cases.
00:02:35Will you please be serious?
00:02:37I am serious.
00:02:38The trouble has been that you haven't been serious.
00:02:40Don't you see to a girl it means so much more than just an adventure?
00:02:44Jim, you've been the only man in my life.
00:02:48I wish I had known it was going to end this way.
00:02:52Well, it doesn't have to end this way.
00:02:55Oh, please, dear, let's forget it.
00:02:57Let's start this New Year's right.
00:02:59I am starting it right.
00:03:01Without you.
00:03:03With whom, then?
00:03:05You would ask that.
00:03:06I'm starting it with myself, me, Jerry, your ex, uh...
00:03:10Jerry.
00:03:12I'm not ashamed, nor afraid.
00:03:15Goodbye, Jim.
00:03:16Have a good New Year.
00:03:17I'm going to have the best New Year I ever had since I've grown up.
00:03:29Jerry.
00:03:33Will you marry me?
00:03:36What an effort that must have been.
00:03:39Oh, stop that.
00:03:42Well, it might work out.
00:03:45We married all of us.
00:03:46The chorus girl, the widow, and...
00:03:47Who told you about...
00:03:48Oh, it's a secret.
00:03:49Nobody knows but me.
00:03:50And the Associated Press.
00:03:54Well, I...
00:03:55I haven't offered to marry anyone else.
00:03:58No, why not?
00:04:00Well, because I...
00:04:02Because once I asked you to...
00:04:04Ah, he remembers.
00:04:07I also remember there was some difficulty about setting the date.
00:04:15Thank my lucky stars.
00:04:19I'm really serious.
00:04:21I really mean it this time, Jerry.
00:04:23Mean what?
00:04:24Well, marriage and...
00:04:27And all that.
00:04:29No, I'm afraid there'd be too little marriage and too much...
00:04:32All that.
00:04:54Are you absolutely definite about this, Jerry?
00:05:05So definite.
00:05:11Well...
00:05:13It was beautiful while it lasted.
00:05:15Jim, come back.
00:05:23Jim, come back.
00:05:45Bye.
00:05:56.
00:06:04Hopefully, this is...
00:06:06.
00:06:09Take these designs to the shop. I've made the changes and they can start on them at once.
00:06:31Oh, yes. And tell Miss Curtis that Mrs. Hoffenstein's gown must be ready this evening.
00:06:36That Luster Collins on the phone.
00:06:39And tell them I'll be over early in the morning.
00:06:43Well, what time?
00:06:44At 12 o'clock.
00:06:49Hello, Buster.
00:06:51Hello, Jerry. Can I come over and bring a friend?
00:06:55I'm not dressed. Who is it?
00:06:58Tony Blake.
00:06:59Tony Blake?
00:07:01Oh, Tony Blake. Of course, bring him along. I'd like to meet him.
00:07:06And tell him I think his book is wonderful. But don't tell him I haven't finished it.
00:07:13Why does he want to meet me?
00:07:15I don't know. Get him to tell you.
00:07:19You have to have something to talk about.
00:07:23Oh, all right.
00:07:25Hey, Tony.
00:07:31What?
00:07:33It's all set.
00:07:34Hey.
00:07:42Oh, and Kate, I'd like to meet Anthony Blake.
00:07:45Now, what's so good about that?
00:07:47He's the one who wrote this book.
00:07:48Any idiot can write a book.
00:07:50Not a good one.
00:07:51Oh, I can hardly wait until I meet him.
00:07:54You'd better take a shower and cool off a bit.
00:07:56Well, it's all right.
00:07:58Hey, put a tune on the piano for me. I love music.
00:08:01Well, anyway, the boy gets the girl in the end.
00:08:24What an unusual finish.
00:08:27Why get so excited over a man before he's even met him?
00:08:41I hope he's a little man with a frock coat and a beard.
00:08:45Can't you hear me?
00:08:48Well, what I'd like to say is if I don't like him,
00:08:51I'll run him out of here.
00:08:53Oh, you will, will you?
00:08:55Well, now, if you've been here so well,
00:08:59turn on the cold wand.
00:09:06I still like him even after a cold shower.
00:09:10If he's anything like his book, he's wonderful.
00:09:14They never are, dearie.
00:09:17I once knew Buffalo Bill.
00:09:19All things in life are plenty of
00:09:31What good is that all the others if you haven't got lost?
00:09:52Life is sweet, but love provides the rest of it.
00:10:01Give me love and you can keep the rest of it.
00:10:05I know the best of it.
00:10:06Give me love and you can keep the rest of it.
00:10:08Life is sweet, but love provides the rest of it.
00:10:14Give me love and you can keep the rest of it.
00:10:20I know the best of it.
00:10:21I know the best of it.
00:10:22I know the best of it.
00:10:23For love and joy.
00:10:27Go hand in glove.
00:10:30What good is this, that or the other, if you haven't got lost?
00:10:42This is Kate Smith and Miss Jerry Trent.
00:10:44May I present Mr. Anthony Blake?
00:10:46That's great, Buster.
00:11:08What do you mean?
00:11:09Me.
00:11:11I've just decided you look even better with your clothes on.
00:11:13What?
00:11:14Didn't I explain?
00:11:15Come here.
00:11:19You see that building?
00:11:20I have an apartment there and on a clear day I see you here on the roof taking your sun bath.
00:11:24In your bathing suit.
00:11:25Why?
00:11:27I know how you feel about it.
00:11:29I feel the same way.
00:11:31We should be married at once.
00:11:37You're probably going to say you don't know me well enough.
00:11:39So let's get acquainted.
00:11:40What do you do?
00:11:41I own a shelf.
00:11:42You know, very smart things for very smart ladies.
00:11:45Good.
00:11:46Any profits?
00:11:48Not many.
00:11:49You see, I won't sell the nicest things.
00:11:52I keep them and wear them myself.
00:11:54Too bad.
00:11:55I thought for a minute I'd be able to quit work.
00:11:58Well, no matter.
00:11:59Now that I know you, I'm still willing to go through with it.
00:12:02Will you marry me?
00:12:03You are crazy.
00:12:05Why am I crazy?
00:12:06I obey my impulses.
00:12:08Like the character in your book.
00:12:09I am the character in my book.
00:12:11But let's get back to our marriage.
00:12:13Now then.
00:12:14If we went around together for several months, the usual thing.
00:12:17You'd find out that I don't like carrots and...
00:12:19And you'd find out that I dunk my donuts.
00:12:24Exactly.
00:12:25It's twice as much fun marrying first and getting acquainted afterwards.
00:12:29Have you ever done it before?
00:12:32No.
00:12:34But right now I have an impulse to do it and I always obey my impulses.
00:12:37We miss so much in life by not doing what we're really feeling.
00:12:40Did you ever want to trip a waiter when he's carrying a tray full of dishes?
00:12:43Yes.
00:12:44I've done it.
00:12:45It's marvelous.
00:12:46It only cost me $28.60.
00:12:48What are you doing tonight?
00:12:49Why?
00:12:50Do you want to go out and trip a waiter?
00:12:51Yes.
00:12:52I'd rather ring doorbells and run.
00:12:53Oh, the fun we're going to have together.
00:12:59That's just what I wanted to know.
00:13:01A good woman.
00:13:02That's right.
00:13:03There's not many other hats out there.
00:13:08Here it is.
00:13:09What?
00:13:10Joel must be sailing for home about now.
00:13:12What?
00:13:14I say your sister Joel must be sailing for France about now.
00:13:17That's right.
00:13:19What time is it?
00:13:214.15.
00:13:224.15.
00:13:23Here.
00:13:24Let me see.
00:13:25Over there.
00:13:26It must be...
00:13:289.15.
00:13:29We're away on time.
00:13:39I'll be so glad to get home to see Sister and Aunt Kate.
00:13:43How long since you've seen your sister?
00:13:45It's been two years.
00:13:46And then just for a few days I'm away over here to school.
00:13:49You see, I lived with my aunt in Oklahoma.
00:13:51Oh.
00:13:54You think a lot of your sister, don't you?
00:13:56Everyone who knows her loves her.
00:13:58I could never tell you how wonderful she's been to me.
00:14:02She worked so hard to pay for my schooling over here and...
00:14:04Oh, don't get me started on the subject of Jerry or I'll talk all the way home.
00:14:11How well did you know her?
00:14:13Oh, uh...
00:14:15It was just one of those things.
00:14:18I remember her all right.
00:14:20But I don't know if she'll remember me.
00:14:23Wouldn't you be surprised if she knew we were engaged?
00:14:25Don't forget, that's our secret.
00:14:48You can't be as happy as you look.
00:14:50I've never been so happy.
00:14:52I'm falling more in love with them every day.
00:14:56But it can't go on.
00:14:59For heaven's sake, why not?
00:15:04I've got to tell him, you know, about Jim.
00:15:08Now, don't be a fool.
00:15:10That's the one sure way of losing him.
00:15:13I know, but I won't feel right unless I tell him.
00:15:17You'll probably feel right if you do.
00:15:20Think it over, carefully.
00:15:21Well, I guess I'm just a modern girl with an old-fashioned conscience.
00:15:42Press this for me.
00:15:43Mm-hmm.
00:15:45Bye.
00:15:47Well, here we are.
00:15:49And just in time.
00:15:51There you are.
00:15:53Let go.
00:15:55I want to turn on the light.
00:15:57Keep me with you.
00:15:58I'm afraid of the dark.
00:16:00All right.
00:16:01Still scared?
00:16:02Mm-hmm.
00:16:03Still scared?
00:16:04Mm-hmm.
00:16:05Still scared?
00:16:06A little.
00:16:07Should we have some music?
00:16:09Pick a station.
00:16:10And the baby swallows the pill, thinking it's candy.
00:16:12Oh, I'm afraid of the dark.
00:16:14Let go.
00:16:16Mm-hmm.
00:16:17I want to turn on the light.
00:16:18Take me with you.
00:16:19I'm afraid of the dark.
00:16:20All right.
00:16:21Then I want to turn on the light.
00:16:23I want to turn on the light.
00:16:26Wow.
00:16:27Oh, no.
00:16:29No.
00:16:30You guy?
00:16:31Are you afraid of the dark or what?
00:16:32No?
00:16:33But I Mください.
00:16:35Feels a bit meat視 cuando haja muchas veces.
00:16:37Thinking it's candy.
00:16:46Still scared?
00:16:50A little fire and everything set.
00:17:03I think you've hit it wet.
00:17:04You know they're not.
00:17:05They might be.
00:17:06I didn't step in the puddle.
00:17:07Well, let's see.
00:17:13Are they warm now?
00:17:14Mm-hmm.
00:17:21Ow.
00:17:21What?
00:17:23I'm sorry.
00:17:24Better get a shoe on.
00:17:30Here we are.
00:17:36There we are.
00:17:42An inventor as well as a writer.
00:17:44You know, Blake.
00:17:46Let Dr. Blake feel your pulse.
00:17:48You'll live.
00:17:49I wonder when I'm with you.
00:17:51I'm the one who's just begun to live.
00:17:55I wish I'd met you years ago.
00:17:58I wish I'd met you years ago.
00:18:04I wish you had.
00:18:08You didn't have as much fun today.
00:18:12You didn't have as much fun today.
00:18:14What's wrong?
00:18:19Nothing.
00:18:22Aren't you going to autograph one of your books for me?
00:18:25For now.
00:18:26Right now.
00:18:55Wait a minute. Don't pee.
00:19:17Tell me. Do you believe everything in that book?
00:19:21Of course not.
00:19:22When you said you were the central character, wouldn't you do what he does?
00:19:27Well, I'd try to. You see, he's me. Idealized, of course.
00:19:33That's beautiful, Tony.
00:19:34So you'll love me more each hour until you're a hundred years old.
00:19:40After that I may start chasing around.
00:19:47I'll always treasure this.
00:19:49I'll dedicate the next one to you.
00:19:51I'll dedicate the next one to you.
00:19:52I'd love to write it in Paris.
00:19:54Now, if I had a wife to go with me, sort of a severest critic.
00:20:01I have an idea for your new novel.
00:20:02Really?
00:20:03Yes.
00:20:04You should call it Love and Kisses.
00:20:05Really?
00:20:06I'll dedicate the next one to you.
00:20:08I'd love to write it in Paris.
00:20:10Now, if I had a wife to go with me,
00:20:14sort of a Severus critic.
00:20:18I have an idea for your new novel.
00:20:22Really?
00:20:24Yes.
00:20:26You should call it Love and Kisses.
00:20:30And you could point out the difference.
00:20:32And just kisses.
00:20:36Say, that's not bad.
00:20:38Suppose by way of plot,
00:20:40a girl who's had an affair with one man
00:20:44falls in love with another.
00:20:46Should she tell him?
00:20:48That all depends on the man.
00:20:50Supposing you're like the killer
00:20:52who's had an affair with one man
00:20:54falls in love with another.
00:20:56Should she tell him?
00:20:58That all depends on the man.
00:21:00Supposing you're like the character in your book.
00:21:03Oh, I see.
00:21:04Well, it might be better for her to tell him
00:21:07than to let him find out for himself.
00:21:09That's what I thought.
00:21:10On the other hand,
00:21:11it might be wise for her to say nothing.
00:21:13What a man doesn't know won't hurt him.
00:21:18I guess if everyone told the truth,
00:21:20nobody would marry anybody.
00:21:22Then honesty isn't the best policy.
00:21:24Rarely.
00:21:25The modern baby face looks up at the chump
00:21:27she's going to marry and says...
00:21:29You're the only one I've ever loved.
00:21:32And the big sap says...
00:21:34Yeah.
00:21:35And they live happily ever after.
00:21:38Oh, I don't know.
00:21:43It's hard to say what a girl should do
00:21:46who's faced with that situation.
00:21:48But I am, Tony.
00:21:50You're what?
00:21:51Faced with that situation.
00:21:54Don't you wish me?
00:22:24Tell me, if you love him, I'll die.
00:22:27I only thought I did.
00:22:29Don't you see, I had to think I did.
00:22:34I don't want to know anything about him.
00:22:36I don't even want to know who he is.
00:22:42Just promise me you'll never see him again.
00:22:44Oh, no fear of that.
00:22:54Jerry, I have a confession to make.
00:23:03Once I went out with a girl, that makes us even.
00:23:14Please help me.
00:23:17In spite of my great mistake, will you marry me?
00:23:20I'd like to see anything stop me.
00:23:24I'd better go.
00:23:40Oh, why, it's raining.
00:23:42Oh, it isn't, it's stopped.
00:23:45And my sister comes in tomorrow.
00:23:48And I have to meet her.
00:23:50And besides, I have some letters to write.
00:23:52Oh, those aren't reasons.
00:23:54Well, they'll do.
00:23:55Goodbye.
00:23:56Wait, I'll go with you.
00:24:22I forgot my book.
00:24:24I forgot my book.
00:24:40I forgot my book.
00:24:53Tony, you didn't change what you had written, did you?
00:24:58Yes, a little.
00:25:01Oh.
00:25:03I want it.
00:25:05Give it to me.
00:25:10Give it to me, please.
00:25:40I want it.
00:25:45No, no, no, no, no.
00:26:04Well, hello, Michonne.
00:26:06Oh, and you don't know how good it looks to me.
00:26:09I'm so happy.
00:26:11Well, I'm going to help Hulda unpack your thing.
00:26:14All right.
00:26:15Oh, and Kate, New York is so different from Paris.
00:26:18Trumps will be here in about an hour.
00:26:24Gee, it's great to see you, baby.
00:26:30Hey, what's the matter?
00:26:32Please, master.
00:26:34I have to unpack and everything.
00:26:40Say, aren't you glad to see me?
00:26:42Of course I'm glad to see you.
00:26:44But...
00:26:45But what?
00:26:47Quit being so young.
00:26:49I mean, you're older than you are.
00:26:51Well, I could.
00:26:53It was rather silly to think that
00:26:55things would be the same between us after two years.
00:26:59Oh, you're kidding.
00:27:02Aren't you coming?
00:27:04It was nice of you to want to give me a party.
00:27:06But you really shouldn't do it.
00:27:12Hey, Jerry, help me out.
00:27:14She's giving me the chill.
00:27:16Says she doesn't want to go to my party.
00:27:18What's the matter?
00:27:20Won't you go?
00:27:21There you are, my lad.
00:27:23From now on, it's up to you.
00:27:25See you about 7.30.
00:27:31All right.
00:27:33And you and Tony?
00:27:36And you too, Mrs. Brown.
00:27:37Oh, I can't get over the way you've grown.
00:27:53It was only yesterday I was looking at these.
00:27:55Look.
00:27:56There you are, before going to Paris.
00:27:58Before and after.
00:28:00Aha.
00:28:02What the well-dressed baby used to wear.
00:28:04Oh, my lap.
00:28:06What the well-dressed baby used to wear.
00:28:08Oh, my lap.
00:28:10What the well-dressed baby used to wear.
00:28:13Oh, my lap.
00:28:31That reminds me.
00:28:34I promised to look after you.
00:28:41The times I worried about you being out of my sight for so long.
00:28:49You didn't have to.
00:28:52I couldn't help it.
00:28:58I hope we have as much fun here as we have in Oklahoma.
00:29:01Do you remember the night you went out with Spore Wardell?
00:29:04I know.
00:29:06Isn't that funny, Spore Ward?
00:29:07He chugged along and he made you get out and walk.
00:29:11And even at that, I beat him home.
00:29:18What's that?
00:29:19I was wondering if you'd remember.
00:29:21Of course I do.
00:29:24Don't tell me.
00:29:27Don't tell me.
00:29:28That's the last part of it.
00:29:31I remember it.
00:29:32It's the S.O.S.
00:29:34When you had a bow in the parlor and it got too bowish,
00:29:38you'd sing this, which was my signal to come in and say,
00:29:42Jeremy, bed time.
00:29:44It saved my life many times.
00:29:47Start over.
00:29:48If you can hear me calling, dear,
00:29:53come to me, come to me,
00:29:57my life, my love, my own.
00:29:59Come to me.
00:30:01From here to above, wherever you are,
00:30:05come to me, my life, my love, my own.
00:30:10From here to above, wherever you are,
00:30:13come to me, come to me,
00:30:16come to me, in answer to my call.
00:30:27Somewhere on a hill, there's a way for a wheel,
00:30:38calling with me as a shadow.
00:30:42Oh, I need you now to keep your love.
00:30:53Come to me, come to me, my life, my love, my own.
00:31:10You'll never hear me calling, dear, when he's here.
00:31:21Oh, he's good-looking.
00:31:23Who is he?
00:31:24Anthony Blake, the novelist.
00:31:27And your future brother-in-law.
00:31:29No.
00:31:30Yes.
00:31:31Oh, he's terrific.
00:31:33You'll meet him tonight.
00:31:35Oh, you, you poor darling.
00:31:36You've been in a convent so long,
00:31:38I suppose you've forgotten what boys look like.
00:31:41I have, all except one.
00:31:43He hasn't forgotten you either.
00:31:44Oh, I don't mean Buster.
00:31:46No?
00:31:47No, this one I met in Paris.
00:31:49I think you know him, too.
00:31:51Who is he?
00:31:52Jim Woodward.
00:31:54Don't you know him?
00:31:58Yes, I'm trying to place him.
00:32:01He said you might not remember him.
00:32:03Oh, Jerry, he wears the cutest clothes, says the most adorable things, and dances divinely.
00:32:09If you'd ever met him, you'd remember him.
00:32:11I remember him.
00:32:13Vaguely.
00:32:15Well, I suppose you'll want a manicure and a wave for tonight.
00:32:20I'll go with you.
00:32:21I need one, too.
00:32:22Oh, and you can wear one of your new Paris gowns to Buster's party.
00:32:26It'll be a wonderful party, really, it will.
00:32:31Oh, what a party I'm giving.
00:32:44I asked a friend of mine to drop in on the party.
00:32:57I hope you won't mind.
00:32:59That's great.
00:33:00What's her name?
00:33:02Jim Woodward.
00:33:08Well, I should have someone bring a cape.
00:33:10Shall we tell them about us?
00:33:18Why?
00:33:20I want to pin you down in public.
00:33:27Why not?
00:33:29Not now.
00:33:33Hello, Joe.
00:33:35Hello.
00:33:37Do you remember, Mr. Woodward?
00:33:40Jerry.
00:33:43And more beautiful than ever.
00:33:49Meet me, Mr. Woodward.
00:33:50Tony Blake.
00:33:51I'm the fellow who's supposed to make all those pretty speeches to Jerry.
00:33:54And my aunt, Mrs. Smith.
00:33:57How do you do?
00:33:59Me too.
00:34:01And this is Mr. Collins.
00:34:03Mr. Collins?
00:34:04Mr. Collins.
00:34:20Have a drink, Woodward?
00:34:21Yes, Mike.
00:34:23Very good.
00:34:24Here we go.
00:34:38What a party I'm giving.
00:34:45Well, here's to...
00:34:47Well, what shall we do?
00:34:54I have something important to drink to.
00:34:56The minute I laid eyes on Jerry Trent, I wanted to be a slave.
00:35:00I offered my services as a chauffeur.
00:35:04She said, no, I...
00:35:06Myself.
00:35:07No matter what I suggested, it seemed, she didn't need me.
00:35:11Then one day I remarked...
00:35:13That she might like to, uh...
00:35:15Marry and, uh...
00:35:17Raise a...
00:35:19Family.
00:35:21Yes, I got the job.
00:35:23I go to work Monday.
00:35:24Hey, you've been rolling out, Buster. Congratulations.
00:35:25Thanks, Buzz.
00:35:27Likewise.
00:35:28Thanks.
00:35:30Here's hoping you'll never discharge.
00:35:33Thanks, old man.
00:35:35May I dance as a gradually?
00:35:36Of course.
00:35:38Jerry.
00:36:30Can I be best married?
00:36:33He's the best man I ever knew.
00:36:38Is that nice?
00:36:43Roses round the door.
00:36:45Kitty's on the floor.
00:36:47Are you gonna go for that?
00:36:49Why not?
00:36:50I love him.
00:36:58This doesn't mean anything, you and Joan, does it?
00:37:03Why?
00:37:05Why?
00:37:07You know why.
00:37:11Just ran Harris on the boat.
00:37:15She's only a child.
00:37:17I think she's getting a bit...
00:37:20See that she doesn't.
00:37:23You know me.
00:37:25That doesn't...
00:37:26Too well.
00:37:33That's how dancer it was!
00:37:38Buffalo Bill.
00:37:52Now's a good time to invite them.
00:37:55Where?
00:37:56To your home.
00:37:58Our family should meet sometime if we're going to be married.
00:38:03Plenty of time for that.
00:38:05But you said you'd arrange it as soon as you got back.
00:38:12Attention, please.
00:38:18Stand by for a station announcement, please.
00:38:20I'm giving a big weekend party.
00:38:22In my father's name.
00:38:24At Westbury.
00:38:25And I want you all to come.
00:38:27And maybe you'll get a surprise too.
00:38:31I'll bet I know.
00:38:32Another engagement.
00:38:34Well, it's something to drink to anyway.
00:39:13Why didn't you tell me we weren't going to the Woodward's
00:39:16before I got all dressed up?
00:39:18I'm sorry, Ann Kate.
00:39:20We shouldn't go and Joan shouldn't go either.
00:39:22It's bound to be an awkward situation for all of us.
00:39:25Well, on second thought, perhaps you're right.
00:39:28It might cause a lot of trouble.
00:39:30Even a big scandal.
00:39:32Joan has no business there.
00:39:34And from what you tell me about Jim Woodard,
00:39:37even I wouldn't be safe with him.
00:39:41Besides, Joan might find out about...
00:39:47What's the matter? Aren't you going?
00:39:50No, and you shouldn't go.
00:39:53The Jerry his parents wanted me to.
00:39:56And you think he wants to marry you?
00:39:58Of course.
00:39:59What about Buster?
00:40:00He's just a kid.
00:40:02I like older men.
00:40:04Naturally, you would at your age.
00:40:06What'd you tell Buster?
00:40:08I had that out with him this morning.
00:40:10He'll get over it.
00:40:11He's a fine boy.
00:40:13You mean to imply that Jim isn't?
00:40:15Darling, you've always listened to me.
00:40:18Please listen to me now.
00:40:20I know something about life.
00:40:21You're only on the brink of it.
00:40:23And I want you to benefit by my experience.
00:40:25You mustn't have heartaches that you can possibly avoid.
00:40:28That's why I want you to believe me when I say that Jim Woodward's not the sort of man you should marry.
00:40:32How do you know so much about him?
00:40:34You said you barely remembered him.
00:40:36I knew a girl that he went with and how he treated her and lots of others.
00:40:40I don't care about his others.
00:40:42Every man has had others.
00:40:43Ask Tony.
00:40:45Just a moment, Aunt Kate.
00:40:47At least Jim didn't love the others.
00:40:48And now that he's engaged to me, he's through with them all.
00:40:50He told me so.
00:40:51He told you so?
00:40:52Would you believe Black was white if he told you so?
00:40:55I happen to know that he promised to marry this particular girl.
00:40:58And she believed in him.
00:40:59All the while he was running around with a dozen others that believed in him too.
00:41:01You've no right to talk to me like this.
00:41:02I'm old enough to know what I'm doing.
00:41:04You think so?
00:41:05Yes, I do.
00:41:06How do you know this girl's telling the truth about Jim?
00:41:08I wouldn't believe anything I heard from that kind of girl.
00:41:11Oh, yes, you would from this kind of girl.
00:41:13No, I wouldn't.
00:41:14She's probably lying.
00:41:15Who is she?
00:41:16Do you want to know who she is?
00:41:17I'll tell you who the girl is.
00:41:18Jerry!
00:41:19Let her alone.
00:41:21Go on, Joan.
00:41:22Go on to Westbury.
00:41:23Marry the man you love.
00:41:26Why, you girls ought to be ashamed of yourselves.
00:41:29Falling like this.
00:41:30Goodbye, Joan.
00:41:48I just couldn't let you go through with it.
00:41:50You were right.
00:41:51Just give that Jim Woodard time.
00:41:53He'll open her eyes himself.
00:41:55By then it might be too late.
00:41:57Jim isn't going to be on the level with her.
00:41:59It just isn't in him.
00:42:01Oh, if Joan only knew him as I know him.
00:42:03Hello, darling.
00:42:04Oh, hello, darling.
00:42:05Everything's all set.
00:42:06Ten o'clock.
00:42:07The little church around the corner.
00:42:08Then to your house for food.
00:42:09Ha ha.
00:42:10I'm no fool.
00:42:11Well, say.
00:42:12How much should I give the minister?
00:42:21Hello, darling.
00:42:25Oh, hello, darling.
00:42:27Everything's all set.
00:42:29Ten o'clock, the little church around the corner,
00:42:30then to your house for food.
00:42:32Ha-ha, I'm no fool.
00:42:34Well, say, how much should I give the minister?
00:42:37Whatever you think it's worth, I suppose.
00:42:40Oh, I couldn't afford to pay that much.
00:42:43What are you laughing at?
00:42:45The passports just got here.
00:42:47Oh, Tony, my picture.
00:42:49Isn't it dreadful?
00:42:50We're a great pair.
00:42:56We don't look as if we're trying to get out of the country.
00:42:58We look as if we're trying to get in.
00:43:02Oh, by the way, Jerry, I can't go to the Woodward's.
00:43:06No, I've got to run down to Washington after all.
00:43:08Oh, that's all right if you have to go.
00:43:10I'm not going either.
00:43:12Oh, you shouldn't stay home on my account.
00:43:14You ought to go anyway.
00:43:16Well, you'll probably have lots of fun.
00:43:18Don't be silly.
00:43:19I couldn't have any fun without you.
00:43:23Well, hurry back.
00:43:27I'll miss you.
00:43:30Be a good boy.
00:43:32Goodbye, darling.
00:43:33And Kate.
00:43:33Yes?
00:43:44Get ready.
00:43:45We're going to Westbury.
00:43:45Get ready, we're going to Westbury.
00:44:00I'm so sorry your sister and aunt couldn't come.
00:44:02I was so anxious to meet them.
00:44:04I'm sorry, too.
00:44:05Well, here they are now.
00:44:07Pardon me, please.
00:44:08Oh.
00:44:09Harry.
00:44:10What a surprise.
00:44:11And I've stayed.
00:44:13Why?
00:44:14I don't understand it, Alex.
00:44:16I wasn't surprised.
00:44:17Mother, Dad.
00:44:18I want you to know Miss Trent.
00:44:20How do you do?
00:44:21And her aunt, Mrs. Jones.
00:44:25Mrs. Jones.
00:44:27Mrs. Jones.
00:44:28Why don't you come in?
00:44:40Hello?
00:44:42Yeah?
00:44:45You attended to her.
00:44:48Thanks a lot.
00:44:49I didn't want to go to Washington anyway.
00:44:53Goodbye.
00:45:00I'm terribly sorry about you and Jones.
00:45:02I did all I could.
00:45:05But I'm defeated.
00:45:06I don't know why you're on my side, but I love you for it.
00:45:18And after I've finished these, I'm going in and get Jim's old man to call the whole thing off.
00:45:36I think I'm brave enough now.
00:45:45I'm interested in Miss Trent.
00:45:46I like Joan.
00:45:47I like the sister.
00:45:48But that aunt...
00:45:49Oh, she seems all right.
00:45:50Come in.
00:45:51How do you do?
00:45:52Hello?
00:45:54When I met you today, Mr. Woodward, I saw you in the office.
00:45:56I'm interested in Miss Trent.
00:45:58I'm interested in Miss Trent.
00:46:00I like Joan.
00:46:01I like the sister.
00:46:03But that aunt...
00:46:04All right.
00:46:07Come in.
00:46:17How do you do?
00:46:18Hello.
00:46:21When I met you today, Mr. Woodward,
00:46:23I don't think you remembered me.
00:46:25I'm the son of Timothy Collins.
00:46:27Buster Collins.
00:46:28We knew you when you were that high.
00:46:31Now I'm this high.
00:46:34I came in here to ask you, Mr. Woodward,
00:46:40if you knew that Jim intended to marry Joan Trent.
00:46:43No, really.
00:46:44Well, we hadn't heard, but...
00:46:47I should be very glad if it were true.
00:46:50We're anxious that Jim should settle down.
00:46:57But what do you know about these Trents?
00:47:00Nothing much.
00:47:01They seem to be nice people.
00:47:03Well, not from what I heard.
00:47:08But if you're satisfied, all right.
00:47:10Buster, one moment.
00:47:12Tell us what you heard.
00:47:14Oh, it doesn't matter much.
00:47:16Oh, it certainly does.
00:47:18Tell us what you know.
00:47:20Well...
00:47:21I heard that the ant was a bootlegger.
00:47:25What did I tell you?
00:47:27Nonsense.
00:47:27I don't believe it.
00:47:30You may not believe that, but that's not the half of it.
00:47:35Oh, but I can see you're not interested.
00:47:36Oh, Buster.
00:47:37Just a minute.
00:47:38Tell us what you know.
00:47:39Do you want to know all?
00:47:43All.
00:47:48Well...
00:47:51It's pretty bad.
00:47:54I wish I hadn't have mentioned it.
00:47:56Young man, will you speak up?
00:47:58All right.
00:48:01You ask for it.
00:48:05Everyone that knows the Trents knows that there's a dash.
00:48:10Just a teeny-weeny dash of insanity in the family.
00:48:15Now I feel like a cat.
00:48:38How did you do, Comrade?
00:48:41I did all right.
00:48:43What do you mean, you did all right?
00:48:44I don't think there'll be any Woodward's marrying any Trent.
00:48:49Really?
00:48:51Buster, what did you say?
00:48:54I'd rather not tell you.
00:48:56You must tell me.
00:48:59I'd rather not.
00:49:00You might not like it.
00:49:02I swear I love it.
00:49:05You won't get sore now.
00:49:07Cross my heart.
00:49:08Well, I don't...
00:49:14I told him that there was a dash.
00:49:27Just a teeny-weeny-weeny dash of insanity in your family.
00:49:34Master!
00:49:36Oh!
00:49:38Oh, that's...
00:49:39That's awful.
00:49:40Well, I said there was just a teeny-weeny dash.
00:49:43Hey, Dad.
00:50:13Let's go.
00:51:07Those are embarrassing crackers.
00:51:09You know, you can get a kind that won't break.
00:51:13Of course, you can't eat them, but you can butter them.
00:51:18What's the matter?
00:51:20Nothing.
00:51:21Why don't you go to have your consomme?
00:51:24Consomme?
00:51:25Why, I thought it was...
00:51:27Would you pass the sugar?
00:51:35Please.
00:51:37Sugar?
00:51:38Sugar.
00:51:46One, two, button your shoe.
00:51:49Three, four, shut the door.
00:51:52Five, six...
00:51:54Pardon me.
00:51:56Do you realize that sugar?
00:51:58Oh, yes.
00:51:59Yes, yes.
00:51:59I've heard of that before.
00:52:01I'll bet you'll love it.
00:52:04Hey, when.
00:52:05When, when?
00:52:07What's the matter?
00:52:08Nothing.
00:52:08What are you looking at?
00:52:23No, nothing.
00:52:32What do you want?
00:52:33Nothing.
00:52:33Nothing.
00:52:34What are you laughing at?
00:52:56Nothing.
00:52:57Oh, Aunt Kate, I have news for you.
00:53:19Mr. Woodward's new Buffalo Bill.
00:53:21Oh, yes.
00:53:23No, no.
00:53:23Let's go.
00:53:50Oh, Ghost.
00:53:50Oh, Miss.
00:53:51He's got his hand.
00:54:05What did you call me for?
00:54:06I've already had a drop of lunch.
00:54:08What do you mean by inviting these friends to our house?
00:54:10They're crazy.
00:54:13Crazier than the rest of our guests?
00:54:15Absolutely mad, I tell you. They stand out.
00:54:21Oh, you must be mistaken, Dad.
00:54:26Go up and quiet her down.
00:54:28Order a straitjacket.
00:54:29Do something.
00:54:30All right, all right.
00:54:34Didn't you know, Buffalo B.O.?
00:54:43Oh, that's it.
00:54:44I think I'll finish lunching with my bathing suit.
00:54:46That ought to convince them.
00:54:51Well, hello, Collins.
00:54:57What are you doing in this lady's bedroom?
00:55:01What are you doing in this house?
00:55:06When I think of the answer to that, I'll be back.
00:55:11Oh, Jerry.
00:55:15Close it.
00:55:16What's going on here?
00:55:17What are you up to?
00:55:18Nothing.
00:55:19Nothing.
00:55:20I've given up.
00:55:21Let anybody marry anybody.
00:55:22You're the winner.
00:55:23Jim LaBourde the winner.
00:55:24Rawr!
00:55:25The Jim LaBourde.
00:55:26My old man's terribly upset.
00:55:27He thinks you're crazy.
00:55:28Crazy?
00:55:29Why, I only obeyed my impulses, that's all.
00:55:31What are you talking about?
00:55:32We miss so much in life, we're not doing the things we want to do.
00:55:33If you feel like doing something, why shouldn't you do it?
00:55:34For instance.
00:55:35Well, love.
00:55:36Oh, for example, I don't like his expression.
00:55:37I catch on.
00:55:38Yes, it was.
00:55:39Oh, baby, this is a perfect house for obeying impulses.
00:55:41I have loved it.
00:55:42I only obeyed my impulses, that's all.
00:55:44What are you talking about?
00:55:45We miss so much in life, we're not doing the things we want to do.
00:55:47If you feel like doing something, why shouldn't you do it?
00:55:48For instance.
00:55:49Well, love.
00:55:50Oh, for example, I don't like his expression.
00:55:55I catch on.
00:55:56Yes, it was.
00:55:57What?
00:56:02Oh, baby, this is a perfect house for obeying impulses.
00:56:06I have work here that will take me days.
00:56:27Oh, Jerry.
00:56:42Now I have another impulse.
00:56:43You get out of here.
00:56:44Go on.
00:56:45Up and go.
00:56:46Uh-oh.
00:56:47Oh, yes.
00:56:48Go.
00:56:49What do they think downstairs?
00:56:51I don't care what they think.
00:56:54I have a bigger impulse.
00:56:56I want to stay.
00:56:58I haven't laughed like this in years, Jerry.
00:57:02I always did have a good time with you.
00:57:05Why talk about that?
00:57:09I'm just beginning to realize what a fool I was to let you get away from me.
00:57:14Are you trying to make love for me?
00:57:17That's the impulse.
00:57:24What about Jones?
00:57:27Jones will never be a Jerry.
00:57:30I think the only reason I ever felt for Jones in the first place was if she reminded me so much of you.
00:57:36Can't we start all over again?
00:57:42You mean it?
00:57:43I was never more serious in my life.
00:57:53What's happening, Molly?
00:57:54Just a moment.
00:57:55Let me think.
00:58:00I'd hate to hurt Jones any more than is necessary.
00:58:04Jones just a kid.
00:58:05She'll get over it.
00:58:06I bet I know what you're thinking, honey.
00:58:07Blake.
00:58:08Oh, forget him.
00:58:12Don't you want me back?
00:58:14Isn't there just a little spark still burning?
00:58:15Why do you suppose I was so anxious to break it up between you and Jones?
00:58:30Jealousy!
00:58:35What a fool I was not to have seen her before.
00:58:39Oh, you must be too hasty, Jim.
00:58:44Please.
00:58:46Oh, Jerry.
00:58:50Do you suppose it'll work out?
00:58:52Why, certainly.
00:58:54Could we ever recapture the happiness in the old days?
00:58:58Why, of course we could.
00:59:00Oh.
00:59:02Remember the gay nights?
00:59:04The music?
00:59:05The dancing?
00:59:08Well, the same places are still open.
00:59:12You used to tell me that you like nothing better
00:59:15than to sit for hours while I sang with you.
00:59:20I liked that, too.
00:59:22You did, didn't you?
00:59:25Do you remember?
00:59:27If you can't hear me calling, dear
00:59:32Come to me
00:59:35Come to me
00:59:38My life
00:59:40My love
00:59:42My own
00:59:45From near or far
00:59:48Where'er you are
00:59:51Come to me
00:59:53Come to me
00:59:56In answer
00:59:57In answer
00:59:58To
00:59:59My call
01:00:04Somewhere on a hill
01:00:08There was a whippered wheel
01:00:12Calling with me as a shadow's fall
01:00:18I need your love
01:00:21I need your love
01:00:23To keep your love
01:00:26Come to me
01:00:30Come to me
01:00:32Come to me
01:00:35My life
01:00:37My love
01:00:39My love
01:00:43My love
01:00:46My love
01:00:58Well, that's it.
01:00:59Oh, oh, Joan's man.
01:01:09Now, now, Joan, don't make a scene.
01:01:13That's right, now, now, Joan, must we make a scene?
01:01:17What am I supposed to do, applaud?
01:01:20We were just, uh, we were just, uh, uh, we were just discussing things.
01:01:26That's right, Jim was trying to tell me how much he loved you.
01:01:30Well?
01:01:32Well, uh...
01:01:34I think you'd sound more convincing with your coat on.
01:01:41No wonder you didn't want me to have him.
01:01:43You wanted him for yourself.
01:01:45Why, a man like Jim has enough love for both of us.
01:01:49I won't share his love with anyone.
01:01:53Well, I guess you're going to have to choose between.
01:01:57Pick yourself a Trent.
01:02:00Well, maybe this will help.
01:02:02Ibbity-bibbity, sibbity-saf, ibbity-bibbity.
01:02:04Canabba.
01:02:05Canabba.
01:02:06Canabba in, Canabba out.
01:02:08How does it go?
01:02:09Oh, stop it.
01:02:11Why do you hesitate?
01:02:13Is there any doubt?
01:02:14Of course there's a doubt.
01:02:16Jim's very fond of his Jerry, aren't you, Jim?
01:02:20Jerry, I don't know how you can do this to me.
01:02:29Jones, don't cry.
01:02:31Please.
01:02:32I'm not hurt.
01:02:35But you'll soon forget, really you will.
01:02:38There, don't, don't cry.
01:02:40Let me alone, don't touch me.
01:02:42Oh, Joan, I don't think you quite understand.
01:02:49You see, well, you see, Jerry and I were once sweethearts.
01:02:55You and Jerry?
01:03:11Yes, Joan.
01:03:13Oh.
01:03:15We've just discovered each other.
01:03:18All over again.
01:03:20Haven't we, dear?
01:03:22Haven't we, dear?
01:03:45Oh, please.
01:03:46Tony, wait.
01:03:47Tony.
01:03:48Wait.
01:03:49Don't misunderstand me.
01:03:50Take your hands off him.
01:03:51It doesn't mean anything.
01:03:52He doesn't mean anything.
01:03:53I don't care why you did it.
01:03:54Oh, but Tony.
01:03:55Oh, that's the man.
01:03:56And you promised me.
01:03:57I know, I promised you.
01:03:58But Julie, you of all people will understand.
01:03:59Why even your book, you said?
01:04:00But I don't happen to be a character in a book.
01:04:16How did he take it, darling?
01:04:17How about it?
01:04:19How about it?
01:04:28I'm beginning to understand you, Jim.
01:04:31You're not bad.
01:04:33You're just not very bright.
01:04:49I'll go to school.
01:04:50Well, I didn't know you...
01:04:51It was just a great which was for you, Jim.
01:04:52Here we go.
01:04:53Good morning.
01:04:54Good morning, Jim.
01:04:55Hello, Jerry.
01:04:56Good morning, didn't happen, Jim.
01:04:58You're listening to me.
01:04:59You're listening to me.
01:05:04I'm listening to Paul G.
01:05:05Hello, Jerry.
01:05:19What's the matter? Sick?
01:05:21Bill, I'm all right.
01:05:24I talked to Joan this morning on the phone.
01:05:26And what do you think?
01:05:30She called me.
01:05:35Looks like everything's going to be all right.
01:05:41See, what happened out there the other night?
01:05:44Tony no more than got there and he left.
01:05:47And then you left.
01:05:49And then everybody left.
01:05:51So I left.
01:05:59Hello, Joan.
01:06:05Hi.
01:06:08Buster.
01:06:10Do you mind if I meet you down the car?
01:06:12I want to talk to Jerry a moment.
01:06:15Sure.
01:06:16See you soon, Jerry.
01:06:18Hi, Jerry.
01:06:27I want to tell you, Jerry.
01:06:29I understand everything now.
01:06:33And I'm sorry about Tony.
01:06:36I know you are.
01:06:40And I want to tell you, but...
01:06:48You want me to stay home with you?
01:07:02I don't have to go out with Buster.
01:07:04I think it would be nice if you would.
01:07:07Will you be all right?
01:07:14I'll be home early.
01:07:18Oh, Miss Trent.
01:07:23I want you to see something wonderful.
01:07:27It just comes.
01:07:38See, it is not beautiful.
01:07:49I know you are.
01:07:56You are so glad.
01:07:58You are so grateful to me.
01:08:10That's all I am, my friend.
01:08:12Oh, see me?
01:08:13I'll be happy.
01:08:14Oh, honey.
01:08:15Oh, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.
01:08:17I'm getting sick and tired of it.
01:08:19Why, what do you mean?
01:08:21Here you are in love with a man,
01:08:23yet you sit around all day mooping,
01:08:25while he sails right out of your life.
01:08:27Are you sure he's sailing?
01:08:28Certainly, I called his house.
01:08:29You didn't.
01:08:30Of course I did, why not?
01:08:31Oh, shame on you.
01:08:34What did he say?
01:08:35Nothing.
01:08:36He wasn't there.
01:08:38But his servant tells me that he's sailing for Europe.
01:08:41We were going together, and now he's gone.
01:08:44No, he hasn't.
01:08:46He doesn't sail for 35 minutes.
01:08:49Now, if you're any sort of a girl at all,
01:08:51and if you're worthy of the name of Trent,
01:08:53you will get out of here and go after him.
01:08:58He's your man, isn't he?
01:09:00You love him, don't you?
01:09:02Well, you're always preaching to me about obeying those instincts.
01:09:06Now, why don't you practice what you preach?
01:09:09But I couldn't make the ball in 35 minutes.
01:09:12Besides, I haven't anything packed.
01:09:14Yes, you have.
01:09:15Now, get out of here.
01:09:17Come on.
01:09:18Come on.
01:09:19Come on.
01:09:20Get out of here.
01:09:21Where are my things in?
01:09:22Right here.
01:09:23Right here.
01:09:24Here's your coat.
01:09:25And your hat and your purse.
01:09:26Now, come on.
01:09:27Come on.
01:09:28Get your things together.
01:09:29Oh, I bet.
01:09:30I'm sure there's something you've forgotten.
01:09:31Oh, thank you.
01:09:32What nightgowns did you?
01:09:33Your good ones, of course.
01:09:34Oh, good.
01:09:35Here.
01:09:36Here.
01:09:37Come on.
01:09:38What's going here?
01:09:39Get into this yourself.
01:09:40Oh, hurry.
01:09:41Hurry.
01:09:42Now, have you got everything?
01:09:44Yes.
01:09:45Aunt Kate, tell Joan about it.
01:09:47She'll love to know.
01:09:48Yes, I will.
01:09:49I'll tell her.
01:09:50Oh, I don't know.
01:09:51Now, have you got your grip?
01:09:53Oh.
01:09:54Hurry now.
01:09:55Oh, Aunt Kate.
01:09:56You're a darling.
01:09:57What will I ever do without you?
01:09:58Well, then you get to Paris.
01:09:59And you still can't do without me.
01:10:00Stand for me.
01:10:01Goodbye.
01:10:02Goodbye.
01:10:03Goodbye.
01:10:04Goodbye.
01:10:25Oh, Aunt Kate.
01:10:26Is Jerry here?
01:10:27She's out.
01:10:28Oh, I must see her at once.
01:10:29I started to say it without her, but I couldn't.
01:10:30I don't care what's happened.
01:10:31I want her.
01:10:32I said a lot of things I'm sorry for, and I want to tell her.
01:10:34I'm mad about her.
01:10:35I'm simply crazy.
01:10:36That's what I said the first time I saw you.
01:10:37I guess I better tell you.
01:10:38She's gone.
01:10:39She's gone.
01:10:40She's gone.
01:10:41She's gone.
01:10:42She's gone.
01:10:43She's gone.
01:10:44She's gone.
01:10:45She's gone.
01:10:46She's gone.
01:10:47She's gone.
01:10:48She's gone.
01:10:49She's gone.
01:10:50She's gone.
01:10:51She's gone.
01:10:52She's gone.
01:10:53I guess I better tell you.
01:10:54She's gone to the boat looking for you.
01:10:56Gone to the boat looking for me?
01:10:57Yes.
01:10:58Looking for me?
01:10:59Yes.
01:11:00Goodbye.
01:11:01Goodbye.
01:11:02Oh, hurry.
01:11:03Goodbye.
01:11:04Goodbye.
01:11:18Have your tickets ready.
01:11:19Have your tickets ready.
01:11:20Take it, please.
01:11:21I have the tickets.
01:11:22I can't get a boat without a ticket.
01:11:23But I'm sailing on this boat.
01:11:24You're not sailing on this boat without a ticket.
01:11:25But I must sail.
01:11:26You must not sail unless you have a ticket.
01:11:28Will you please stand aside?
01:11:30Sure.
01:11:31Show your tickets, please.
01:11:32Have your tickets ready.
01:11:33Have your tickets ready, please.
01:11:35Have your tickets ready, please.
01:11:37Yep.
01:11:38Have your tickets ready.
01:11:39Ready?
01:12:00Have your ticket ready, please.
01:12:09Have your ticket ready?
01:12:25Have you seen a girl go by here?
01:12:27You think that's both for men only?
01:12:29Oh, wait a minute.
01:12:30That, really, she, she come up about, about here on you.
01:12:34What's the idea?
01:12:35Oh, honestly, she's a cute little thing.
01:12:37She looks like this.
01:12:40Have you got a ticket?
01:12:47All right.
01:12:48Just a minute here.
01:12:50Oh, well, if you see her, tell her I'm on board.
01:12:53I'll tell her.
01:13:07I'll tell her I'm on board.
01:13:09Shh!
01:13:30Charlie!
01:13:31Donnie!
01:13:32Donnie!
01:13:33Donnie!
01:13:34Donnie!
01:13:35Donnie!
01:13:36Donnie!
01:13:37Let's go!
01:13:38Let's go!
01:13:39I've had to get on the ship, and I'm perfectly willing to pay my ticket.
01:13:42Even if you had a ticket, the cabin's left on me.
01:13:44Oh, hello, Donnie.
01:13:45Oh, no!
01:13:46Donnie!
01:13:47Donnie!
01:13:48Donnie!
01:13:49Donnie!
01:13:50Donnie!
01:13:51Donnie!
01:13:52Donnie!
01:13:53Donnie!
01:13:54Donnie!
01:13:55Donnie!
01:13:56Donnie!
01:13:57Donnie!
01:13:58Donnie!
01:13:59Donnie!
01:14:00I'm sorry, sir.
01:14:01But this is a first-class boat.
01:14:02Well, to save the reputation of the boat, the Captain can marry us.
01:14:04With the lady's consent, of course.
01:14:10Donnie!
01:14:11Donnie!
01:14:12Donnie!
01:14:13Donnie!
01:14:14Donnie!
01:14:15Donnie!
01:14:16Ha ha ha!
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