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00:00:00The End
00:00:30The End
00:00:59God the Father
00:01:04God the Son
00:01:05God the Holy Ghost
00:01:07Bless, preserve and keep you
00:01:09Both now and forevermore
00:01:11Amen
00:01:12Oh, boy
00:01:22We're getting married
00:01:23Thank you
00:01:25Oh, yes
00:01:26Congratulations
00:01:27Good night
00:01:27Thank you
00:01:29May I just come and be a little one?
00:01:37Don't tell yourself
00:01:38Well, we'll be next
00:01:40Wonderful execution
00:01:43Take me off
00:01:44Good to you
00:01:45I suppose you
00:01:46Oh, Mary
00:01:48Ready, girl?
00:02:08Hey, hey
00:02:12Come here, come here
00:02:14Girl, the ride's gone
00:02:16Come on, get through
00:02:17Come on
00:02:19They'll have to go
00:02:22to be as happy as we are
00:02:23Won't they, darling?
00:02:25Huh?
00:02:25Don't, Jim
00:02:30What's the matter?
00:02:32Can a man kiss the door and what?
00:02:33But not in public
00:02:34It attracts attention
00:02:36Oh, but I'm crazy about you
00:02:37I don't care who knows it
00:02:38Oh, ho, ho, ho
00:02:39Come on, give the next girl a jet
00:02:46Give another girl a jet
00:02:47Come on, girl
00:02:48Let's not get up
00:02:49I've got to go up the jet
00:02:50I've got to go up the jet
00:02:51Come on, come on
00:02:52Come on, get up the jet
00:02:52Come on, get up the jet
00:02:53Come on, get up the jet
00:02:54Come on, get up the jet
00:02:55Come on, more, more, more
00:02:59Come on, get up the jet
00:03:00Come on, get up the jet
00:03:01Come on, get up the jet
00:03:02Circle, two, three, six, four
00:03:04Hello
00:03:19Oh, hello, Esther
00:03:23Harrison, I can't make it tonight
00:03:27Oh, no, it isn't that
00:03:31He just witnessed a wedding
00:03:33And it's made him sentimental
00:03:34You know, he thinks he's still a groom
00:03:36How about tomorrow?
00:03:40Yes
00:03:41Ladies, ladies, ladies
00:03:46Please remember
00:03:47He's now a married man
00:03:49You'll have them all worn now
00:03:50All right, girl
00:03:52I'll phone you
00:03:55Hello, honey
00:03:57You've got to change your clothes
00:03:58Hurry up
00:03:59Oh, I'm just going in
00:03:59To help Alice change
00:04:00Oh, yes
00:04:01Gee, honey, you remember
00:04:03Remember how excited
00:04:04We were five years ago
00:04:06You don't think
00:04:07I could ever forget
00:04:08Anything as thrilling as that
00:04:09Do you?
00:04:10Oh, I'm so happy
00:04:24Fred's the most wonderful man
00:04:26In the world
00:04:27Yes?
00:04:27Mm-hmm
00:04:28It seems to me
00:04:30I've heard that same
00:04:32Wonderful man
00:04:33Prelude at least a dozen times
00:04:35In the past two years
00:04:37Yes, but I didn't marry any of them
00:04:40Fred's different
00:04:41Yes
00:04:43Just like Jim
00:04:45Safe, sound, and satisfying
00:04:50Oh, honey, what in the world?
00:04:57Oh, I feel so sentimental
00:04:59Because you're sunk now
00:05:01You're married and buried
00:05:04Oh, don't be shilling
00:05:07Just because I finally took the leap
00:05:09Doesn't mean that I'm going into seclusion
00:05:10For the rest of my life
00:05:11Most certainly not
00:05:13Snap out of it
00:05:19Hello, Mother
00:05:21Hello, dear
00:05:22Irwin
00:05:26Oh, Alice, that snifty
00:05:28Get made for a honeymoon
00:05:30I really wanted sable
00:05:32Sable?
00:05:34Oh, boy
00:05:36I'm going to have a sable someday
00:05:37If I have to marry a rajah
00:05:39And live in a harem
00:05:40All you'll need there
00:05:41Is a string of bees
00:05:42I'm sorry, dear
00:05:44But sable
00:05:45Oh, never mind, Mother
00:05:47Fred will find me one
00:05:48Then take my advice
00:05:50And get it before the honeymoon is over
00:05:52Hey
00:05:55The honeymoon's waiting
00:05:56For the bride and groom
00:05:57Oh, Freddie
00:05:58Freddie, where are you?
00:06:00Oh, there you are
00:06:01Huh?
00:06:02How do you feel, boy?
00:06:03Gee, I feel great
00:06:04They're fine
00:06:05Now, Freddie
00:06:06I want you to take a little advice
00:06:07For an old married man
00:06:08Yes
00:06:09Women are very peculiar
00:06:10Very delicate creatures
00:06:11You must be kind
00:06:13You must be patient
00:06:14You remember the bears about
00:06:15Garland
00:06:15Oh, sweetheart
00:06:17Goodbye
00:06:18Love, wonderful
00:06:21Fred
00:06:24Oh, Freddie
00:06:25Oh, Mr. and Mrs. Garland
00:06:27Time's up
00:06:29Yes, you're not saying goodbye
00:06:30You're just starting
00:06:31If you don't mind
00:06:32You'll be running along
00:06:33Come on
00:06:34You know
00:06:34They're coming out
00:06:35Come on
00:06:36They're coming
00:06:36Get ready
00:06:37Get ready
00:06:38Get ready
00:06:38Get ready
00:06:39Get ready
00:06:39Get ready
00:06:39Get ready
00:06:40Get ready
00:06:40Goodbye
00:06:41Don't forget the right thing
00:06:47Goodbye, Freddie
00:06:48Good luck to you
00:06:49Bye
00:06:49Goodbye
00:06:50Goodbye
00:06:51Goodbye
00:06:52Goodbye, darling
00:06:52Goodbye, boy
00:06:53Goodbye, dear
00:06:54Have a lovely trip
00:06:55She's a little beast
00:06:56Goodbye, dear
00:06:57Gee, mother
00:06:58I'm the luckiest fellow in the world
00:06:59And I'm the happiest mother, Fred
00:07:00I will
00:07:01Bye-bye
00:07:02Bye-bye
00:07:03See you next time
00:07:03Bye-bye
00:07:04Bye-bye
00:07:05Bye-bye
00:07:06Bye-bye
00:07:07Bye-bye
00:07:08Bye-bye
00:07:09Bye-bye
00:07:10Bye-bye
00:07:11Bye-bye
00:07:26Still sleepy, dear?
00:07:27Mm-hmm
00:07:28You try to ride over
00:07:30and take another little slew
00:07:32while Daddy telephones from breakfast
00:07:34Uh-huh
00:07:35Uh-huh
00:07:48Goodbye, darling
00:07:49Goodbye, dear
00:07:51Goodbye, dear
00:07:52Alice
00:07:53Alice?
00:07:54Alice?
00:07:55Uh-huh
00:07:57Get up there, it's twenty minutes past eight
00:08:05Oh, is it really?
00:08:06Yeah
00:08:07Uh-huh
00:08:08Uh-huh
00:08:09Uh-huh
00:08:10Alice?
00:08:11Alice?
00:08:12Uh-huh
00:08:13Uh-huh
00:08:14Get up there, it's twenty minutes past eight
00:08:16Oh, is it really?
00:08:17Yeah
00:08:18What in the world isn't there ever a pair of socks in here?
00:08:33What in the world isn't there ever a pair of socks in here?
00:08:46Have you looked?
00:08:48What do you suppose I've been doing for the last five hours?
00:08:51What do you suppose I've been doing for the last five hours?
00:08:52What are these?
00:09:13Gee, that's funny
00:09:17I don't see how you ever got along before you married me, you big bear
00:09:21Oh, don't
00:09:22I have a headache
00:09:23Oh, poor darling
00:09:25But that's what you get for working all hours of the night
00:09:28You don't think I do it because I like it?
00:09:33You certainly must
00:09:34You certainly must
00:10:03Oh, Alice
00:10:08Yes, dear
00:10:11What time did you get in last night?
00:10:14Early, three o'clock
00:10:16I was so careful not to waste you, I even took off my shoes
00:10:22Well, I don't enjoy the idea of my wife chasing around with a bunch of night owls
00:10:26You certainly did get out on the wrong side this morning
00:10:35Well, did it ever occur to you that a man likes to find his wife home occasionally?
00:10:39Of course he does, silly
00:10:42But I don't see you wasting any time at the fireside
00:10:45Well, you know I'm swamped at work trying to swing that deal
00:10:48Well, you don't expect me to sit home night after night alone, do you?
00:10:56I don't think you'll love me anymore
00:11:05Of course I do
00:11:11There, now I'm sorry
00:11:12I didn't mean to be unreasonable
00:11:14I know you didn't
00:11:17Now you better hurry if you're going to have breakfast before Jim stops by
00:11:20Okay
00:11:26Alice
00:11:47Don't you realize, dear
00:11:49I can't afford all of these things
00:11:51What things?
00:11:52These bills
00:11:53What's the matter with them?
00:11:56What's the matter with them?
00:12:02Look at that
00:12:03And that
00:12:04And that
00:12:05And that
00:12:08I know, honey, but
00:12:09I just had to throw a party for Sally when she announced her engagement
00:12:12Everyone else did
00:12:14Well, you can't say I haven't tried to cut down
00:12:22Why?
00:12:24Just look at this
00:12:26I got three hats for the price of one
00:12:30That's fine, dear
00:12:31But you'll have to do even better than that
00:12:34Is anything wrong with your business, dear?
00:12:37Not exactly
00:12:38But it takes a lot of capital to meet present competition
00:12:41Every dollar counts right now
00:12:44Well, if that's the case, honey
00:12:45I'll show you what an economical little wife you really have
00:12:48That's the spirit, sweetheart
00:12:50Oh, darling
00:12:56I'll need some money today
00:12:59What's the matter with the bank account I started for you?
00:13:01Well, you know what's the funniest thing?
00:13:03I got a statement yesterday that I'd overdrawn
00:13:06I thought I had oodles more in the bank
00:13:08You thought?
00:13:09Don't you know?
00:13:10Don't you keep your stubs balanced?
00:13:11Oh, yes
00:13:12I always go over them
00:13:13When?
00:13:14Well, when all the canceled checks come in, of course
00:13:16I give up
00:13:19But Fred
00:13:22You forgot the money
00:13:24I can't spare much
00:13:26But I have to have spending money
00:13:28Is that all?
00:13:32There's Jim now
00:13:39Jim isn't that stingy with Esther?
00:13:42I can see now there was a mistake putting you on an allowance
00:13:45It cost just that much more
00:13:47Fred
00:13:58Yes?
00:14:00Oh, never mind
00:14:02You wouldn't do it anyway
00:14:03You can't tell
00:14:04What is it?
00:14:06Would you buy me a sable coat?
00:14:09Look, you shouldn't joke that way when I'm late and in a hurry
00:14:13But I'm not joking
00:14:14Then get that sable coat idea out of your head once and for all
00:14:19Other women have them
00:14:22The women you see wearing sable coats
00:14:24Didn't get them from their husbands
00:14:26Unless they happen to be millionaires
00:14:32Bye-bye
00:14:39Hello, Fred
00:14:40Sorry, I kept you waiting, Jim
00:14:43Well, that's all right
00:14:44I'm late anyhow
00:14:58What's the matter, old man? Worried?
00:15:00I'm beginning to realize it takes a lot of money to support a wife these days
00:15:05Sure does
00:15:07But she's worth it, isn't she?
00:15:08You bet
00:15:10Alice is the greatest little wife in the world
00:15:12Even though it does keep me hustling to make money as fast as she can spend it
00:15:16Yeah, but that's not the trouble with my wife
00:15:18Oh, Freddie, she can make money go farther than any girl you ever saw
00:15:22Just wait till she gets the sable coat complex
00:15:25Oh, she had it
00:15:27It's just like the measles, they get over it
00:15:29I hope Alice does
00:15:32I'll have Esther tell her how she does it
00:15:34And you know, Freddie, even this morning she told me she was going shopping someplace where they were practically giving things away
00:15:42Well, good morning
00:15:44Good morning
00:15:48Good morning
00:15:49I was afraid you couldn't get here
00:16:03I thought he'd never leave
00:16:04Tell me, what's the surprise you said you had for me?
00:16:20There's a little present over there
00:16:22What is it?
00:16:25Open it and see
00:16:33It's a fur
00:16:35What kind?
00:16:36What kind?
00:16:37Why not look?
00:16:47Sable!
00:16:51Oh, you darling!
00:17:06You like it?
00:17:22I love it
00:17:29There you are
00:17:31I'm going to be awfully lonely without you, Jimsy dear
00:17:33How long do you expect to be away?
00:17:36Oh, about two weeks
00:17:38Oh!
00:17:39But I'm not going to be away a second longer than I have to
00:17:43Where's my comb?
00:17:48Over there somewhere, I used it this morning
00:17:50Oh yeah, here it is
00:17:51Where did this come from?
00:18:07What?
00:18:09Why this?
00:18:11Oh, that!
00:18:13Uh-huh
00:18:15Don't tell me you think it's genuine
00:18:17Sterling silver and space, darling
00:18:21375
00:18:24It certainly had me fooled
00:18:31If you don't hurry dear, you'll miss the train
00:18:33Oh, you said it! No fooling!
00:18:36And everything?
00:18:38I think so
00:18:39All set?
00:18:40Have to miss the thing as usual, I suppose
00:18:42Here we are
00:18:44You know, I sure hate to leave you, darling
00:18:49There we are
00:18:50Maybe the next time you can take me with you
00:18:53That's a promise
00:18:55Goodbye
00:18:57Goodbye, dear
00:18:58Have a nice trip
00:18:59Let's go
00:19:00Try not to be too lonesome, won't you, darling?
00:19:14Don't worry, dear
00:19:17Bye
00:19:18Goodbye
00:19:20Well
00:19:22Bye
00:19:23Bye
00:19:30Bye
00:19:44Circle 2364
00:19:51He's gone
00:19:53Chicago
00:19:55For two weeks
00:19:57That's fine
00:19:59Splendid, yes
00:20:02Meet me at the Ritz for lunch?
00:20:05Oh, it'll be all right
00:20:06We'll have a chaperone
00:20:07My friend, Mrs. Garland
00:20:11One o'clock
00:20:13All right, goodbye
00:20:24Do you really think you'll like it?
00:20:25Of course he will
00:20:26I wish I'd had enough left to buy that stunning gown
00:20:30Wasn't it adorable?
00:20:31And only $239
00:20:32Well, why don't you get it anyway?
00:20:34You can charge it, can't you?
00:20:36Why, of course
00:20:37I never thought of that
00:20:39After lunch, we'll run up to Lucille's and get it
00:20:41That's an idea
00:20:42Thank you, Mrs. Garland
00:20:43Thank you, Mrs. Garland
00:20:44Thank you, Mrs. Garland
00:20:45Here, Mr. Morell, I'll take us
00:20:46Yeah, thank you
00:20:47I'll take the money
00:20:48And look for the money
00:20:49You can charge it, anyway
00:20:50You can charge it, can't you?
00:20:51Why, of course
00:20:52I never thought of that
00:20:53After lunch, we'll run up to Lucille's and get it
00:20:54That's an idea
00:20:55Thank you, Mrs. Garland
00:20:56Here, Mrs. Garland
00:20:57Here, Mr. Morell.
00:21:17Mr. Morell!
00:21:21This is indeed a pleasant surprise, Mrs. Hampton.
00:21:24Have you met Mr. Morell, Mrs. Garland?
00:21:26How do you do?
00:21:27I'm the largest.
00:21:30Are you lunching alone?
00:21:33Why, yes.
00:21:34Won't you join us?
00:21:35I wouldn't be intruding.
00:21:37Not at all.
00:21:43Well, I am in luck.
00:21:46I should say we're in luck.
00:21:48Lunching without a man is so stupid.
00:21:50Yes, it's too bad there aren't two of you, Mr. Morell.
00:21:54I'm glad there aren't.
00:21:56Cigarette, I don't remember if you use them.
00:21:58Of course.
00:21:59Mrs. Garland?
00:22:01Esther, dear.
00:22:07You order for Mr. Morell.
00:22:13I'm going to steal him for the stand.
00:22:17That'll be fine.
00:22:33Will you excuse us?
00:22:35Certainly.
00:22:35Well, bring him the same thing I ordered.
00:22:53Very well, madam.
00:22:56Did anyone ever tell you how divinely you dance?
00:22:58You're not exactly an amateur yourself.
00:23:08Pardon me, Mr. Garland.
00:23:14Any word from the bank?
00:23:15No, sir.
00:23:17It'll be a big relief when I know they've passed favorably on our loan.
00:23:20I'm sure they will.
00:23:22Shall I send a check for your club dues?
00:23:27No, send in my resignation instead.
00:23:32Yes, sir.
00:23:33Are you the Harrison Morell, the eligible bachelor we read so much about in the town, Tattler?
00:23:44Oh, yes.
00:23:46The Tattler is notorious for its flattery.
00:23:49Oh, I don't know.
00:23:50They used to say some pretty terrible things about me before I became a respectable married woman.
00:23:55Oh, how could they?
00:23:57They did.
00:23:58They actually accused me of being fickle because I didn't marry all the men to whom I'd become engaged.
00:24:04Horrible.
00:24:05You should have sued them for defamation of the character.
00:24:08Oh, I didn't mind.
00:24:09It was marvelous publicity.
00:24:11I got more proposals the following week.
00:24:53Is that you, Fred?
00:25:18Yes, dear.
00:25:19You better hurry.
00:25:19You just have time to dress.
00:25:20All right.
00:25:23Well, what's the idea?
00:25:44Oh, I was just coming in, dear.
00:25:46Yes, dear.
00:25:52Notice anything different about me?
00:25:54Notice anything?
00:25:57I can notice pretty nearly everything.
00:25:59You're not going out on that.
00:26:01Why not?
00:26:02Don't you like it?
00:26:03Like it.
00:26:03There isn't enough of it to like.
00:26:05That thing is indecent.
00:26:07Don't be silly, dear.
00:26:09It's the very smartest thing.
00:26:10Are you sure they haven't told you a night down by Mr. Dukes?
00:26:18You used to like me to dress this way before we were married.
00:26:21What's different?
00:26:22It is not.
00:26:23You just don't love me anymore.
00:26:24You're always picking on me.
00:26:29There you go.
00:26:30Just because I don't want you to go out looking like September morn, I don't love you.
00:26:34Well, you can't expect me to be a back number.
00:26:36All my friends dress this way.
00:26:38And you'd better change your friends.
00:26:44And change that dress if you expect me to go out with you.
00:26:52Hello.
00:26:53Yes, Helen.
00:26:55There are copies of the purchase agreement?
00:26:57I think I brought all those papers home with you.
00:27:00Just a moment.
00:27:08Yes, I haven't.
00:27:13Is Mr. Wilson there now?
00:27:16Very well.
00:27:16I'll be right down.
00:27:18All right.
00:27:20Goodbye.
00:27:20Goodbye.
00:27:20You're not going back to the office.
00:27:30I'm sorry, but I'll have to.
00:27:32You'd better run along without me.
00:27:34I'll do nothing of the store.
00:27:36Please put those horrid papers away.
00:27:38You have a date with me.
00:27:39I did have it, dear.
00:27:45But something unexpected has come up.
00:27:48You go ahead to Esther's.
00:27:49And I'll try to drop in later.
00:27:51You can put that old work off of tomorrow.
00:27:53No, I can't.
00:27:54It's very important.
00:27:56And I suppose I'm not important.
00:28:00Why am I working night and day if it isn't for you?
00:28:03I'm doing everything I can to get my business on its feet.
00:28:06You needn't blame it on that.
00:28:08It's been the same ever since we married.
00:28:10You act as though you don't want me to get ahead.
00:28:12I don't if it means I have to go out alone every time we're invited anyplace.
00:28:17I've got to make money, haven't I?
00:28:19Where are all the things that you want coming from if I don't work for them?
00:28:23I could be happy on a great deal less if you take a little more interest in me.
00:28:28Oh, darling.
00:28:29Please come to Esther's party.
00:28:31I told you I have to work tonight.
00:28:34All right.
00:28:34Go down to the office with that secretary of yours.
00:28:37Did you prefer her company to mine?
00:28:38Have you all moved in?
00:29:08Will you come to the dining room as soon as you have?
00:29:10Oh, you've finished.
00:29:11That's fine.
00:29:12Will you come to the dining room?
00:29:14Yes, it is.
00:29:16Will you come to the dining room as soon as you've finished?
00:29:17All right, dear.
00:29:18All right.
00:29:19All right.
00:29:20All right.
00:29:21All right.
00:29:22All right.
00:29:34All right.
00:29:35All right.
00:29:36All right.
00:29:39Well done, partner.
00:29:57Four no-trumps doubled and redoubled.
00:30:02How many times have I told you to lead your fourth best card on a no-trump?
00:30:07We'd have set them if we'd played bridge.
00:30:09Well, but my dear, I thought...
00:30:10Don't my dear me.
00:30:16That's what a man gets for playing bridge with his own mate.
00:30:19Never again.
00:30:23You're out just $750.
00:30:27Not so loud.
00:30:29I'll write you a check.
00:30:35I've won $2,200.
00:30:37Don't you think I'm pretty good?
00:30:39Good.
00:30:40You're perfect.
00:30:51I never saw such a man.
00:30:53She's a marvel.
00:30:55I'll...
00:30:56What are you going to do with all that?
00:31:05Oh, go places and buy things.
00:31:08Why don't you invest in stock?
00:31:10Make a real killing.
00:31:11But maybe I wouldn't win.
00:31:14I'll promise you, you won't lose.
00:31:17Will you?
00:31:17I'd be glad to.
00:31:19There's a certain stock that's due for a big advance.
00:31:23Suppose you let me do a little trading for you.
00:31:25I'm Gain.
00:31:28I'm sorry.
00:31:31I couldn't help it.
00:31:32Come on, you two.
00:31:40Everybody's having supper.
00:31:42Oh, we've, uh...
00:31:43We've just been counting up Mrs. Garland's winning.
00:31:46How lovely.
00:31:47But do hurry.
00:31:54How long does it take to make a lot of money in the stock market?
00:31:58Well, that's the sense.
00:32:00I'm so glad you won, Alice, dear.
00:32:03Mr. Garland, you have orange juice or melon this morning?
00:32:17I'm sure I don't know.
00:32:18He's liable to want anything.
00:32:23Now, my dear, it's been three days since you've spoken to him.
00:32:27Don't you think you'd better make up?
00:32:29No.
00:32:30I'm going to teach him a lesson if it takes me a week.
00:32:33Oh, good morning, Mary.
00:32:39Good morning.
00:32:42Orange juice or melon, Mr. Garland?
00:32:44Neither.
00:33:03What, how, how, how.
00:33:13Good morning.
00:33:14Good morning.
00:33:14Good morning.
00:33:15What, how?
00:33:17Hey, him!
00:33:17I'll see you next time.
00:33:47This program comes to you for the courtesy of the Golden Globe Bakery,
00:33:54distributors of the famous sweetheart cookies.
00:33:57Remember the slogan, folks, as sweet as your sweetheart.
00:34:00Continuing with our morning sunshine hour,
00:34:03we will now turn the microphone over to Miss Eloise Parker, the happiness girl,
00:34:07who will speak to you on the value of a smile.
00:34:10And this is Eloise Parker, folks, the happiness girl.
00:34:14Is everybody happy?
00:34:15Now this morning I'm going to talk about happiness in the home.
00:34:20Everybody.
00:34:21Everybody.
00:34:21I'm going to talk about happiness in the middle of the home.
00:34:24And this is the whole thing.
00:34:25I'm going to talk about happiness in the middle.
00:34:26domic wrote,
00:34:58Oh, Mary, what's the synonym for contemptible?
00:35:15I don't know.
00:35:17But maybe Mr. Garland can tell you.
00:35:20Thank you, Mary.
00:35:21You're probably right.
00:35:28Thank you, Mary.
00:36:27Hello?
00:36:29Oh, good morning, Mr. Morell.
00:36:32Did you get the confirmation?
00:36:34Yes, I got it, but what does it mean?
00:36:37It means you have a credit balance, $32,000.
00:36:41Dollars?
00:36:43Oh, can I get it right away?
00:36:45I'd want to buy a fable coat.
00:36:47I'd like to go with you.
00:36:49If you don't know furs, it's very easy to be misled.
00:36:53All right.
00:36:54I'll meet you at girlings at 11 o'clock.
00:36:56Goodbye.
00:36:57Goodbye.
00:36:57Oh, isn't that lovely?
00:37:24You like that one?
00:37:25I'd like to try that.
00:37:27Make a note of that, will you, please?
00:37:29Certainly, Mr. Morell.
00:37:31Oh, look.
00:37:32You must try that one, too.
00:37:59All right.
00:38:00All right.
00:38:12Well, Mr. Sable expert, what do you say?
00:38:15I want to see the other one you liked.
00:38:17I believe it's the better fur.
00:38:18I'll send for it immediately.
00:38:26You know, I wouldn't be getting a sable at all if it weren't for you.
00:38:29You're a dear.
00:38:31You really mean that?
00:38:34Perhaps.
00:38:34Oh, this is more stunning.
00:38:50It's by far the better coat.
00:38:52I'll take it.
00:38:53Shall we deliver it, madam?
00:38:54I should say not.
00:38:55I want to wear it.
00:39:00Thank you, Mrs. Gollum.
00:39:25You may send my old coat.
00:39:27Yes, madam.
00:39:33Well, beautiful sable lady, shall we have lunch now?
00:39:37I'd love to.
00:39:43Good morning.
00:39:44Good morning, Mrs. Hamilton.
00:39:46Isn't Mr. Morellian?
00:39:47Why, no.
00:39:48Was he expecting you?
00:39:50Well, no.
00:39:51I'll wait.
00:39:52Well, I'm sure he won't be here for several hours.
00:39:53He telephoned that he was lunching at the Ritz.
00:39:56Oh.
00:40:01Thanks.
00:40:02You're welcome.
00:40:14Light, Mr. Wilson?
00:40:15Yes, please.
00:40:23I wanted you to see these contracts, Mr. Wilson.
00:40:29Won't you sit over here, Mr. Garland?
00:40:31That's a fine idea, Helen.
00:40:32Thanks.
00:40:40Now, this one here is the most important one.
00:40:45One of that, sir.
00:40:45Thanks, sir.
00:40:47I'm driving into the country tomorrow.
00:41:03Couldn't you get away?
00:41:04Oh, you forget, Mr. Eligible Bachelor.
00:41:09I'm a very much married lady.
00:41:11Yes.
00:41:13My hard luck.
00:41:14Hello, Esther.
00:41:22Hello.
00:41:22Please.
00:41:23Please.
00:41:23Please.
00:41:24Come here.
00:41:24Let's go.
00:41:25Hello.
00:41:25Hello, Esther.
00:41:37Hello.
00:41:38This is an active pleasure, Mrs. Hampton.
00:41:40Yes, isn't it?
00:41:42Why, Esther, you have a fable coat, too.
00:41:46I just bought mine.
00:41:47Isn't it gorgeous?
00:41:49Did you get yours at Darling?
00:41:51I got mine the same place you got yours, dear.
00:41:55Hmm.
00:42:02Mrs. Garland made quite a clean-up in the market.
00:42:05My, wasn't she fortunate?
00:42:07Fortunate?
00:42:08Why, it's easy, my dear.
00:42:10All you have to do is give your money to Mr. Morell,
00:42:12and the next thing you get a letter saying you're rich.
00:42:15Yes, Mr. Morell's quite an expert at that sort of thing.
00:42:19And on furs, too.
00:42:20What he knows about fables would fill a book.
00:42:23Really?
00:42:23I'm learning things about you, Mr. Morell.
00:42:27Yes.
00:42:29I hate to end this pleasant luncheon.
00:42:31But I must be running along.
00:42:33You'll excuse us.
00:42:34Oh, I was just leaving myself.
00:42:36Would you mind dropping me off at my appointment?
00:42:39Certainly.
00:42:41We'd be delighted.
00:42:43But Esther, aren't you hungry?
00:42:44I've had my lunch.
00:42:46There you are, Mr. Wilson.
00:43:13How about the banks, Calder?
00:43:16We borrowed heavily from them to make some new factory installations.
00:43:20You've seen the contracts.
00:43:21You know we can place the product.
00:43:23But we must have more cash.
00:43:27Gilmore.
00:43:29Morell has two sable ladies today.
00:43:33You must get a quantity discount on per coat.
00:43:36You may be sure no woman ever got anything from Morell for nothing.
00:43:50Did you see who that was?
00:43:52What's the matter?
00:43:54One of those women is the wife of my very best friend.
00:44:00Poor Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:01Jim.
00:44:02Jim.
00:44:03Jim.
00:44:03Jim.
00:44:04Jim.
00:44:05Jim.
00:44:06Jim.
00:44:36Jim.
00:45:06Red.
00:45:30Oh, darling, let's agree we'll never quarrel again.
00:45:54I'll say we won't.
00:45:56I've been too darned unhappy.
00:46:00After this, when you have to work, I'll never interfere.
00:46:08It was all my fault, dear.
00:46:09I should have gone to that party with you.
00:46:11I wish you had.
00:46:13Oh, I've got a surprise for you.
00:46:16Esther and I were...
00:46:16Just a moment.
00:46:19You mustn't see Esther Hamilton anymore.
00:46:22She was at the Ritz today with that fellow Morel.
00:46:24And she was wearing a sable coat.
00:46:28But, Fred...
00:46:29Esther is not the sort of person for you to associate with.
00:46:33Well, maybe it wasn't Esther, dear.
00:46:35Are you sure?
00:46:36Yes, I saw her.
00:46:38She was with two women.
00:46:40Both wearing sables.
00:46:43Who...
00:46:43Who was the other woman?
00:46:45I don't know.
00:46:46I didn't see her.
00:46:47But rest assured, she's of the same type.
00:46:51But I...
00:46:52Listen, dear.
00:46:53You're not to see her again.
00:46:55That's final.
00:47:00Now, what was that surprise you had for me?
00:47:05Close your eyes.
00:47:09What is this, a game of blind man's buff or something?
00:47:15You're not looking, are you?
00:47:16Well, not very much.
00:47:18Please don't.
00:47:19You'll spoil everything.
00:47:21All right, I'll be good.
00:47:22All right, I'll be good.
00:47:52You bought this for my birthday, didn't you?
00:47:53Mm-hmm.
00:47:54But I was keeping it till we made up.
00:47:56Do you like it?
00:47:58Yeah, I'm crazy about it.
00:48:00And about you, too.
00:48:07How about us going out tomorrow night and celebrating?
00:48:10Oh, I'd love to.
00:48:11That's a date, honey.
00:48:12And we won't let business interfere with it.
00:48:13Oh, I'm sorry.
00:48:27Oh, I'll fix it, dear.
00:48:28Never mind, I've got it.
00:48:29Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:30Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:31Don't forget.
00:48:32Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:34Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:34Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:35Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:36Oh, I'll fix it.
00:48:40Gee, I'm clumsy.
00:48:42Hey, yes.
00:48:43Yes.
00:48:43Yes.
00:48:57Where did you get this coat?
00:48:59Why, that's what I wanted to tell you.
00:49:04Where did you get it? Were you with Esther today?
00:49:06Fred, let me tell you.
00:49:07You were with her. With her and Morrell.
00:49:09He bought you that coat.
00:49:10Oh no, Fred, he didn't.
00:49:11Stan, where did you get it?
00:49:12I made the money in the stock market.
00:49:14You mean Morrell made it for you?
00:49:16Yes, but...
00:49:17Where did you get the money to invest?
00:49:19I wanted playing bridge.
00:49:20With Morrell?
00:49:21Fred, please listen.
00:49:22Were you playing with Morrell?
00:49:24Yes, but if you'll just let me explain.
00:49:27So you're just like your friend Esther. A cheat.
00:49:31You'd sell yourself for a sable...
00:49:33Don't you dare talk to me like that.
00:49:34I'm not saying anything that isn't the truth.
00:49:36That isn't the truth.
00:49:37I tried to tell you, but you wouldn't let me.
00:49:38You've explained enough.
00:49:40Harrison Morrell isn't giving any woman a sable coat unless...
00:49:45Oh!
00:49:47No, that's what you think of me.
00:49:56Where are you going?
00:49:57That's none of your damn business!
00:49:59That's none of your damn business!
00:50:27It took you long enough.
00:50:29Shh!
00:50:30Mr. Ham is in his home.
00:50:31What?
00:50:32He's asleep!
00:50:39Here!
00:50:44Quick!
00:50:57Leave her!
00:51:01I'm going to turn it off...
00:51:03Alage!
00:51:04And we're gonna turn it all over.
00:51:06What?
00:51:07How do you think of a real, if you're...
00:51:10How do you think of a real?
00:51:11I'm just going to turn it on.
00:51:13Let's put it on.
00:51:14How do you see if you want me?
00:51:16I'm going to turn this on.
00:51:17I'm going to turn it off, okay?
00:51:18That's fine.
00:51:19I'm going to turn it off.
00:51:20What are you making?
00:51:22How do you think of it?
00:51:23How do you think of it?
00:52:24You, Fred Garland?
00:52:31Yes.
00:52:33A little present for you.
00:52:54Pardon me, Mr. Garland.
00:53:06Yes, Helen?
00:53:08The bank just phoned, and they refuse to extend the loan unless we can make a payment.
00:53:13Oh.
00:53:16Well, I guess that just about winds up the firm of Garland and Company.
00:53:20I'm sorry, Mr. Garland.
00:53:25That's all right, Helen.
00:53:25Hello, Mother.
00:53:35Hello, dear.
00:53:41Why so sad, Mother, darling.
00:53:43What's wrong?
00:53:45Don't we?
00:53:45Now there is, too.
00:53:49Why, you've been crying.
00:53:50What does he mean by the customary check?
00:54:08Fred has sent me money every month since you married him.
00:54:12But why should he?
00:54:13Because, dear, nearly every dollar left to spy your father was spent to keep up appearances
00:54:18and to satisfy your demands.
00:54:21I don't see how you can say I was extravagant.
00:54:23I never had half as much as the other girls I know.
00:54:25Well, it's not your fault, dear.
00:54:28I spoil you.
00:54:30It's too bad Fred had to suffer for my mistakes.
00:54:33Fred?
00:54:34Yes.
00:54:35Oh, you've got a man for clothes and luxuries that he couldn't afford.
00:54:40Oh, don't you understand, dear?
00:54:42He was like me.
00:54:43He loved you so much he couldn't refuse you anything.
00:54:46Hmm.
00:54:47He refused me plenty of things.
00:54:49He wouldn't buy me a sable coat.
00:54:50So you bought it yourself, with money that might have saved him from bankruptcy.
00:54:57Bankruptcy?
00:54:58Yes.
00:54:59The bank is closing him out because he can't leave notes that are due.
00:55:07What are you going to do?
00:55:09I'm going to pay Fred Garland back every cent he gave you.
00:55:11I won't have him say we're under obligation to him.
00:55:14Alice, please.
00:55:15Fred loves you.
00:55:17Don't do anything that might wreck both your lives.
00:55:19Do you think I could ever forgive him for the thing he accused me of being?
00:55:23Do you think I'd go back to him after that?
00:55:25Oh, darling, you don't understand.
00:55:27I understand that I'm through.
00:55:29I'm going to sell this coat and send him the money.
00:55:43Oh.
00:55:45Hello.
00:55:45Oh, Harrison.
00:55:49I heard you were sailing.
00:55:50You've got to take me with you.
00:55:53Don't be absurd, Esther.
00:55:59Peter.
00:56:03Everything packed?
00:56:05Yes, sir.
00:56:05Go at once to the steamship company and make another reservation for Mrs. Fred Garland.
00:56:10Yes, sir.
00:56:10But, Harrison.
00:56:14Oh, surely you don't mean...
00:56:16I mean, as soon as Mrs. Garland gets a divorce, I'm going to be married.
00:56:24But what about me?
00:56:28I'm sure that your husband can best answer that.
00:56:31I'm sorry.
00:56:51I-
00:56:52I-
00:56:53Hello, Mother.
00:57:05Hello, Fred.
00:57:06Where is Alice?
00:57:08She saved my life by sending me that money.
00:57:14What's the matter?
00:57:17Alice left while I was out.
00:57:19She's going to get her divorce in Paris.
00:57:23I thought she'd changed her mind.
00:57:52I'm sorry, Fred.
00:57:57Well, that's that.
00:58:00I guess she doesn't care anymore.
00:58:04Fred.
00:58:06I'm sorry.
00:58:12Please wait.
00:58:13I'm sorry.
00:58:14I'm sorry.
00:58:15I'm sorry.
00:58:16I'm sorry.
00:58:18I'm sorry.
00:58:19I'm sorry.
00:58:20I'm sorry.
00:58:21I'm sorry.
00:58:22You're sorry.
00:58:23I've been telling you before.
00:58:24I tell you.
00:58:25You can see me.
00:58:26You're the same.
00:58:27I had a message from Mrs. Hamilton that she was ill and wanted to see me.
00:58:39Elsa, dear, it's Alice.
00:58:44Why, I thought you were ill.
00:58:49I'm feeling better now that you're here.
00:58:52I'm awfully glad it's nothing serious.
00:58:54I'd be like a criminal running off to Europe if you weren't well.
00:58:57Your friendship is such a comfort.
00:59:00But you're not going to fail with Harrison Morrell.
00:59:04Why not?
00:59:05I mean, you thief, pretending friendship while you steal the man I love.
00:59:09Oh, you needn't stand there looking so utterly dumb and innocent for you.
00:59:12You're not going to get away with it.
00:59:14Harrison belongs to me.
00:59:15Oh, I've given all of him.
00:59:17You're startled.
00:59:20You're so evident.
00:59:24Aren't you going to kiss me?
00:59:34Yes, of course.
00:59:37Oh, that's right.
00:59:38Ah, of course.
00:59:39Boop!
00:59:42Boop!
00:59:43Boop!
00:59:44Boop!
00:59:45Broop!
00:59:48Boop!
00:59:49Oh, what was going to happen?
00:59:50And isn't it?
00:59:52Wisconsin?
00:59:53Oh!
00:59:54Von!
00:59:55What are you?
00:59:56If I was not terrible, Quesett.
00:59:58You ain't your turn.
00:59:59What lines were?
01:00:00You're going to ask me you to call in my name?
01:00:01If I'm in the room and again, but you will find me?
01:00:02Yes, you'll be able to kill me.
01:00:03Mother!
01:00:10Oh, dear!
01:00:12Fred! Oh, Fred!
01:00:16Darling, what's wrong?
01:00:19What is it, dear?
01:00:21This terrible hazard!
01:00:24Oh, Fred, I have to do a horrible lesson.
01:00:32Next! Next! All of us make my own suicide. Next! Next! All of us make my own suicide. Next! Next! All of us make my own suicide. Next! All of us make my own suicide. Next! Next! All of us make my own suicide. Next!
01:01:02Oh, Fred.
01:01:05I didn't mean to awaken you, dear.
01:01:08I just want to kiss you good night.
01:01:11Oh, darling, Bruce.
01:01:13I wasn't asleep yet.
01:01:32I just want to kiss you good night.
01:01:50I just want to kiss you good night.
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