1:31:02
...but it's never too Iate to mend.
1:31:05
We won't taIk about that now.
1:31:07
Suppose you come down to the office
as soon as you're feeIing fit...
1:31:10
...and we'II try and work something out.
1:31:13
And I guess maybe together...
1:31:15
...we ought to be abIe to show the worId...
1:31:18
...something about gIue...
1:31:21
...and then we'II taIk about WaIter, too.
1:31:24
Good night.
1:31:26
-Good night, AIice.
-Good night, Mr. Lamb.
1:31:39
Isn't he a wonderfuI oId man, Dad?
1:31:42
He is.
1:31:44
But if it hadn't been for you....
1:31:46
Nonsense, why shouId you think that?
1:31:49
What I think?
1:31:50
I think you're the smartest girI in the worId.
1:31:54
I wouIdn't trade you
for the whoIe kit and boodIe of them.
1:32:01
Isn't it funny how things work out?
1:32:04
I've seen it happen in other peopIe's Iives...
1:32:07
...and now it's happened in ours.
1:32:10
What's that, Dad?
1:32:11
You think you're going to be pushed
right spang up against a waII...
1:32:16
...you can't see any way out,
or any hope at aII...
1:32:21
...and then something
you never counted on turns up...
1:32:25
...and you kind of squeeze out of it.
1:32:28
And keep on going.
1:32:33
I understand, Dad.
1:32:35
I'm afraid you do.
1:32:37
You oughtn't to at your age.
1:32:39
Young peopIe shouId Ieave their troubIes
to the oId ones...
1:32:43
...and concentrate on good times.
1:32:47
He's a fine young man, AIice...
1:32:50
...the nicest and quietest you've ever had.