:19:05
"And I pronounce you man and wife."
:19:09
Aren't you going to kiss the bride?
:19:12
Yes! Sure.
:19:16
May I?
:19:17
Why not?
Everybody else seems to be doing it.
:19:21
Aren't you going to kiss me?
:19:23
Sure, sure.
:19:29
An old friend of the family.
:19:31
Yes.
:19:33
Darling.
:19:37
Very old friend.
:19:41
I hope you'll be very happy...
:19:42
and don't forget to invite me
to your silver anniversary.
:19:45
It'll have to be within the next six weeks.
:19:49
Goodbye, and good luck.
:19:51
Goodbye. Good luck to you.
:19:54
- Take his arm.
- I'm taking your arm.
:19:59
Yes.
:20:01
Send it up, and send a waiter, please.
:20:04
Right away? Thanks.
That's the wire you sent me.
:20:08
There will be a bellboy and a waiter
to witness the very tender scene...
:20:12
when we learn that I'm called to Europe.
:20:13
Now, remember, won't you?
You're all broken up.
:20:16
He is torn from your arms,
the bridegroom of an hour.
:20:18
- That's too long for me.
- To my little bride.
:20:21
I hope you choke on it.
:20:22
- Darling.
- Don't call me that.
:20:24
You know what my name is.
:20:25
- Of course, Mrs. William Chandler.
- I'd just as soon have a number.
:20:28
- Come on, now. You mustn't fight.
- Why not? We're married.
:20:31
You're supposed to be happily married.
:20:33
You're supposed to be in love
with each other.
:20:35
I must have been crazy to let you
marry me off to another guy.
:20:37
But let me tell you this, Warren Haggerty.
:20:39
From now on, you've got
to forget the paper and take me places.
:20:42
I can't take you places,
you've got to stay in the apartment.
:20:45
You can sew, sleep, and play the radio.
:20:47
- Maybe you could learn to read.
- You're not going to take me out?
:20:50
Honey, I can't take you out.
:20:52
You can't be seen running around
with another man.
:20:54
You're supposed to be married.
You've got to look married.
:20:56
Maybe twins would help.
:20:58
Now, remember, remember.