:35:01
Gilded cage...
:35:03
Besides, I ain't marrying her family.
:35:05
Stew Smith, ha! Gilded cage.
That mug. What does he know?
:35:25
- I don't know what you need me for.
- You stay right here, Michael.
:35:29
Someday you'll be head of this family,
but thank heaven I shan't be here.
:35:32
I hope you never have a daughter who
gives you gastritis as Anne has me.
:35:36
Now, Mother.
There's no use in getting excited.
:35:38
Oh, isn't there? Sit down.
:35:40
- Smythe, some bicarbonate, quick.
- Double-strength.
:35:44
If you keep this up, you'll have
a breakdown before you go to E urope.
:35:47
It's a good thing your father
passed away...
:35:51
...before he saw insanity
ravaged the family.
:35:53
I can't imagine
what made you do such a thing.
:35:56
A reporter. Of all things, a reporter!
:35:58
A barbarian, who lets
his socks come down.
:36:00
I promise you that he won't be
a reporter much longer.
:36:04
Once I get him
away from that atmosphere...
:36:06
...and a man named Gallagher.
- Sit down.
:36:11
Drink hearty, Mother.
:36:13
Anne. Anne.
:36:19
Mr. Grayson.
:36:22
And you. Mrs. Schuyler.
:36:25
Well, what's to be done?
He's here now.
:36:33
Nobody seems
to want to do anything.
:36:37
Why not ask me?
Perhaps I can offer a suggestion.
:36:39
Do what about what?
:36:41
About what?
Your marriage to Anne.
:36:43
Oh, my marriage to Anne.
:36:44
We don't want you
to go to any trouble about that.
:36:47
We j ust want to use
your blessings, that's all.
:36:50
Young man, I want you to know that
I ob j ect violently to this whole affair.
:36:54
Mother, your attitude
is perfectly ridiculous.
:36:57
It's done now.
Stewart and I are married.