:34:02
You better learn to write, Johnny,
so you can send me some letters.
:34:27
- Mummy?
- What is it, Johnny?
:34:30
- Has Daddy gone away for good?
- No, dear, he'll be back soon.
:34:34
I want him to come back soon.
:34:45
- Hello, Helen.
- I wish you hadn't come here.
:34:49
I'm sorry, Helen.
I figured you'd need cheering up.
:34:51
This is Mr. Townsend, Johnny.
:34:53
- How do you do, Johnny?
- Hello, Mr. Townsend.
:34:56
- Can I take you home?
- You shouldn't have come here.
:34:59
Give me that dog, will you, Tom?
:35:04
- Isn't he a beauty, Johnny?
- For me?
:35:06
When I was your age,
I'd have given my right leg for one of those.
:35:09
- Can I keep him, Mummy?
- Yes, Johnny.
:35:11
Come along, let me take you home.
You'd have to take a taxi, anyway.
:35:37
I'm no magician.
I can't pick her out of the air.
:35:40
- I've done my best to find her.
- Did you try her home?
:35:42
Sure. I tried her home
and I found out plenty. She's married.
:35:46
- Married?
- And what's more, she's got a kid.
:35:48
- A kid?
- And her husband's gone to Europe...
:35:50
for his health.
:35:51
- For his health?
- He sailed three weeks ago.
:35:53
She ain't been home all day
and neither has the kid...
:35:55
and nobody knows when she'll be back.
:35:56
Maybe something's happened to them.
:35:58
And me picking a winner
for the first time this year.