:21:05
- Yes?
- Telegram for Mr. Chandler.
:21:07
- Just wait. Clear the table, please.
- Yes, ma'am.
:21:10
Bill, there's a telegram for you.
:21:13
Thanks, sweetness.
Would you open it for me, honeykins?
:21:19
Bill.
:21:22
- What is it?
- Read it.
:21:25
- What does it say?
- It's from the office.
:21:28
"Lmperative you sail Queen Anne tonight
for director's meeting in London.
:21:31
"Reservations arranged.
Anderson will meet you. Bon voyage."
:21:34
You can't leave me.
Bill, you mustn't leave me!
:21:37
Baby, this is terrible,
breaking into our honeymoon like this.
:21:41
But what am I to do, honey? I'll have to go.
:21:44
You can't.
:21:45
It's only for a couple of weeks,
Mrs. Chandler.
:21:47
But a couple of weeks
are a couple of weeks!
:21:49
- I'll miss my little Billikins.
- And I'll miss my little fuzzy-face.
:21:54
I'm afraid you'll have to hurry
if you're gonna make that boat.
:21:58
Yes, that's right. Here, boy.
:22:00
Just take my grips here.
These leather ones are mine.
:22:04
Sure was a lucky thing
that I didn't unpack.
:22:06
Waiter, thank you very much.
:22:09
Darling, I'll miss you every minute.
:22:12
Every second!
:22:14
Hold it. They've gone.
Save it for the elevator.
:22:19
- Well, for the...
- Here comes the elevator.
:22:31
The bride and groom.
:22:36
Darling, I'll miss you every minute.
:22:38
Every second.
:22:44
Goodbye, old man.
:22:47
He's gone.
:22:50
The maid.
:22:52
Why, he'll come back, Mrs. Chandler.