:58:02
Walk around. They say it's great
for the appetite.
:58:05
Well, sir, all food and no play
makes Jack a dull boy.
:58:09
You see, there's nothing wrong
with my appetite.
:58:12
No? Well, I'm from Missouri.
:58:14
You've got to show me.
:58:16
How about joining us
at dinner tonight?
:58:18
Oh, do.
:58:19
Oh, gee, well, surely.
:58:22
You've got no idea
how delighted I'd be.
:58:25
All right.
:58:26
You know, Mr. Harold,
I'm still trying to place you.
:58:29
And I'm going to do it
sooner or later.
:58:32
She's funny that way.
:58:34
- Forward march.
- Don't you hurry me.
:58:45
First call to dinner.
:58:57
- Uh, Steward?
- Yes, sir?
:58:59
What's everybody
all dressed up about?
:59:01
What's the matter?
Is there a wedding or something?
:59:02
No, just the usual thing, sir.
:59:04
Everyone dresses for dinner
aboard ship.
:59:06
Oh. Well, is it the law?
:59:10
No, sir, it's just a custom.
:59:11
- Custom?
- Yes, sir.
:59:13
But, of course, no one would
think of going to dinner...
:59:15
unless properly dressed, sir.
:59:16
Oh.
:59:19
- Thank you.
- Yes, sir.
:59:28
Hello, Harry.
:59:29
What's the matter?
Feel a little shaky?
:59:31
Yes. I had to come up
and get some air.
:59:33
I don't want to miss
that ship's concert today.
:59:36
Say, have you got
an extra white vest?
:59:38
Well, sure, there's a couple
in my trunk.
:59:40
What size do you wear?
:59:41
36.
:59:42
Now, that's a little too small.
:59:44
I'll have to get one from Bill.
Thanks just the same.
:59:48
Uh, good evening.
:59:51
What's good about it?
:59:52
What's the matter?
Feeling upset?
:59:55
Yes, I'm not a good sailor.
:59:57
I must've eaten something
that disagreed with me.
:59:59
Oh, well, that's too bad.