:24:07
If my old man doesn't help me...
:24:11
...it's men again.
:24:14
Men all the time.
:24:18
Oh, howI hate them,
every mother's son of them. Don't you?
:24:23
Well, there's good ones
and there's bad ones, you know.
:24:26
Now, your old man, old Chris.
:24:29
Oh, he's a good one, honest.
:24:32
Well, he'll have to show me.
:24:36
Wait till he finds out.
:24:38
Well, you know,
he's kind of simple.
:24:40
He's got nutty notions.
You know, he thinks that--
:24:44
He thinks you're working
as a nurse girI in St. Paul.
:24:48
You know, he thinks that-- He means all
right, honest. He thinks the world of you.
:24:54
Honest, he does.
:24:56
Quit your kidding.
:25:00
Well, as soon asI get rested up...
:25:02
...I'll clear out and get back
to the old job in St. Paul.
:25:07
Josephine
Come board the ship
:25:09
Long time I wait for you
:25:16
-What's up?
-That's him.
:25:18
-Who?
-Your old man.
:25:23
Golly, Larry. That grub, it taste good.
:25:25
-ls Marthy in back?
-Sure, and another tramp with her.
:25:30
That's him, you see.
He's coming in here.
:25:33
Now, brace up.
:25:37
Oh, hello, old Chris.
:25:39
Say, listen, I'm gonna blow down to the
barge and pack my duds and beat it.
:25:46
She's in there. Your Anna.
:25:50
Yeah, she's just come.
:25:53
She's waiting for you.
:25:55
And you treat her right.
:25:59
She's been sick.