1:47:03
So you see, everybody does silly things
to help them think.
1:47:08
Well, l play the tuba.
1:47:10
- Nice work, toots!
- Order in this court!
1:47:13
This is becoming farcical.
l demand Mr. Deeds...
1:47:16
dispense with side remarks
and confine himself to facts.
1:47:19
Let him explain his wanderings
around the street in his underclothes...
1:47:21
his feeding donuts to horses.
1:47:23
Please. Proceed.
1:47:29
Mr. Cedar's right. Those things
do look kind of bad, don't they?
1:47:33
But to tell you the truth,
Your Honor, l don't remember them.
1:47:38
l guess they happened,
because I don't think a policeman...
1:47:40
would lie about a thing like that,
but l was drunk.
1:47:44
It was the first time l was ever drunk.
It's probably happened to you some time.
1:47:49
l mean,
when you were younger, of course.
1:47:53
It's likely
to happen to anybody.
1:47:55
Just the other morning, I read in
the paper about Mr. Cedar's own son...
1:47:58
how he got drunk and insisted on driving
a taxicab while the driver sat inside.
1:48:09
Isn't that so?
1:48:13
- Your Honor, l object.
- Proceed.
1:48:17
Now, about the Faulkner sisters.
1:48:20
That's funny, Mr. Cedar going to
Mandrake Falls to bring them here.
1:48:26
- Do you mind if l talk to them?
- Not at all.
1:48:30
Who owns the house
you live in?
1:48:37
- Why, you own it, Longfellow.
- Yes, you own it.
1:48:41
- Do you pay any rent?
- No, we don't pay any rent.
1:48:44
Good heavens, no.
1:48:46
- We never pay rent.
- Are you happy there?
1:48:49
- Oh, yes.
- Yes, indeed.
1:48:52
Now, Jane, a little while ago
you said l was pixilated.
1:48:57
Do you still think so?