:35:01
You're the kindest man
I ever knew.
:35:10
- Are you ready?
- Ja. You bet I ready.
:35:15
Come on.
:35:43
- Good morning. Mother.
- Good morning. Richard.
:35:47
Gussie. Go upstairs and tell
Mr. Glasgow his breakfast is cold.
:35:51
- I'll keep it hot for him.
- Do as I tell you.
:35:53
Yes. Ma'am.
:35:55
You've been sending him
that message for ninety-odd years.
:35:59
- Never hurried him yet. Has it?
- It may have.
:36:02
Be careful how you muss up that paper.
It upsets your father to find it not fresh.
:36:06
I've told you. You might
just as well use his toothbrush.
:36:10
I don't see the connection.
:36:13
The richest man in Wisconsin
could afford two morning papers.
:36:16
That would be extravagance.
:36:18
The reason Mr. Glasgow
is the richest man in Wisconsin
:36:21
is because he and my father before him
knew how to take care of their money.
:36:25
Mother. Why do you always
call father "Mr. Glasgow"?
:36:29
I don't see why not.
:36:30
My mother never called my father
:36:32
anything but "Mr. Hewitt"
to his dying day.
:36:36
- Never?
- Never.
:36:48
- Good morning. Miss Evvie.
- Good morning. Thomas.
:36:50
- Is Father in there?
- He's just finishing dressing.
:36:53
Pack a couple of bags for him.
Something for fishing.
:36:56
- You know what to put in.
- Yes. Miss.