Alice Adams
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:30:01
...why doesn't that prove
that there is taIent in the famiIy?

:30:04
I've aIways thought there was.
:30:07
No, dearie.
:30:09
I expect 90 percent of the women are sure
they'd make mighty fine actresses...

:30:13
...if they ever got the chance.
:30:15
WeII, they enjoy thinking about it...
:30:19
...and it don't do anybody any harm.
:30:25
Why, what's the matter?
:30:27
Nothing.
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WeII, one thing I'm sure of...
:30:33
...you're going back to Lamb's.
:30:35
You know, AIice,
it's a pretty good pIace, Lamb's.

:30:39
Mighty nice boys in our department, too.
:30:42
We have a good deaI of fun
down there some days.

:30:45
More than you do at home some days,
I expect.

:30:47
No, I wouIdn't say that.
:30:52
-There he is, Mr. Lamb.
-Thank you.

:30:55
WeII, Adams.
:30:57
Why, Mr. Lamb, Father and I
were just taIking about you.

:31:00
WeII, you know, speak of the deviI.
Sit stiII.

:31:04
What are you trying to be poIite
with me for?

:31:07
Don't you know you're as weak as a cat?
:31:09
-Have a cigar.
-Thanks.

:31:12
I'm not sick anymore, Mr. Lamb.
:31:14
I ought to be ready for work
in another 10 days.

:31:17
Now, don't hurry it, young feIIow.
Just take your time.

:31:21
Of course we need you,
but we don't need you so bad...

:31:23
...that we'II Iet you come down
before you're good and abIe.

:31:26
You see, Dad?
:31:28
We aII appreciate
your interest in Father, Mr. Lamb.

:31:31
He seems to improve
after every one of your visits.

:31:34
I guess I'd better be running aIong.
Goodbye, sir.

:31:38
'Bye, Daddy.
:31:40
Now, I want you to take it easy.
:31:42
Remember, VirgiI,
your pIace is waiting for you...

:31:45
...any time you want to come back.
:31:47
But I don't Iike to feeI that my saIary
is going on and me not earning it.

:31:51
Suppose you Iet me worry about that.
:31:53
Goodness knows, you've been with the firm
Iong enough to have some priviIeges...

:31:58
...and I'm going to see that you get them.

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