:41:00
- One, two, three, four, five, six--
- You like it?
:41:04
Here somebody is!
:41:07
- Let Gladys go.
- All right.
:41:10
Remember what I told you.
Yeah.
:41:16
- Is this the Dallas residence?
- Yes.
:41:18
Sign here, please.
:41:21
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
:41:25
It's for you, Lollie.
:41:26
Don't forget to say Laurel
in front of other people.
:41:29
- Yes, ma'am.
- What is it?
:41:31
It's from Miss Phillibrown.
She can't come.
:41:34
What did she say?
:41:35
"Dear, I'm sorry it's impossible
for me to come to your party...
:41:38
but I'm thinking of you
this afternoon...
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and I hope you will not
be disappointed.
:41:43
Sincerely, your friend
Margaret Phillibrown."
:41:45
That's too bad.
:41:47
I do wish she could've come
just to see everything. And you.
:41:52
Well, I'll fix up again
for her sometime.
:41:55
Most likely the girls will have
a better time without her.
:41:58
They see enough of her in school.
I know I did my teachers.
:42:01
Everyone loves Miss Phillibrown.
:42:04
Take these, please.
:42:06
Well, anyway,
it'll make an even number.
:42:10
Sure.
:42:12
Come on. We'll wait
in the other room.
:42:14
You sit over there.
:42:26
Let Gladys go.
Remember what I told you.
:42:29
- Miss Dallas' residence.
- That's right.
:42:33
Miss Dallas' residence.
:42:37
Okay. I'll tell her.
:42:39
- Who was it?
- Miss Cheeny.
:42:41
She says Alice May can't come.
:42:42
Who?
:42:46
Alice May Cheeny.
She sits next to me in school.
:42:57
It'll make the table look better.