The Awful Truth
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:04:02
First thing you know,
they're in a divorce court.

:04:04
The broad-minded man from the Rio Grande!
:04:07
lf you think l'll get a chance to prove my
broad-mindedness any minute, you're crazy.

:04:12
Lucy's up at her Aunt Patsy's cabin.
l'll bet on it.

:04:15
lncidentally, what a swell spot that is.
Good fishing....

:04:18
Sometimes, on a clear day across that lake,
you can see for....

:04:30
Mrs. Barnsley, Miss Heath,
Mr. Barnsley, Mr. Randall.

:04:38
Aunt Patsy.
:04:42
Any idea where Lucy is?
You know, she invited me to this--

:04:49
-Darling!
-Hello, dear!

:04:52
How grand and brown you are!
Hello, Patsy, dear.

:04:56
-Did you miss me? Been thinking about me?
-Look what l brought you!

:04:59
All the way from Florida? Bless your heart!
:05:06
You know Armand Duvalle, dear.
:05:09
Come on in, Armand.
:05:12
Mr. Duvalle, this is my aunt, Miss Adams.
:05:15
Mr. and Mrs. Barnsley,
Miss Heath and Mr. Randall.

:05:18
We've had the most terrible time.
:05:20
Armand's car broke down last night
miles from nowhere...

:05:23
and we had to stay at the nastiest inn ever.
No modern conveniences. lt was dreadful!

:05:27
We were coming home from the junior prom.
Armand's pupil invited us.

:05:31
Oh, it's a long story, but l must....
Hello, there!

:05:35
Your wife, she was the loveliest woman
in the party.

:05:39
Armand, you always say the nicest things.
:05:41
lsn't that cute? Did you bring him that?
:05:43
-Yes--
-Go catch it!

:05:47
-Were you disappointed l wasn't here?
-Not at all. After all, you didn't expect me.

:05:52
And you'll forgive me
for my car's imperfect performance?

:05:56
Of course.
l'm sorry the inn was so inconvenient.


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