:30:02
-Seaboard? Poor fellow.
-Shrewd fellow, perhaps.
:30:05
Hobson says the signs
are not unfavourable for Seaboard.
:30:08
We'll buy some in the morning, Ned.
:30:10
But we must know more
about Mr. Chase's background.
:30:13
Case, Father.
:30:14
Let it go.
Chase has such a sweet banking sound.
:30:17
-Father, he's from Baltimore.
-Fine, old, pre-war stock, I imagine.
:30:21
Wasn't there a Judge Case somewhere?
:30:24
I intend to know more about the young man
than his name and his place of birth.
:30:30
It would be advisable
that when he arrives he finds me alone...
:30:33
...in order that I may conduct the inquiry
along my own lines.
:30:36
I won't allow the subject of an engagement
to come up in my first talk with him.
:30:40
Wouldn't you like me to hide
under the sofa and take shorthand notes?
:30:45
I don't believe that'll be necessary.
:30:47
I think the poor guy ought to see
one friendly face in the courtroom.
:30:51
Yes, Henry?
:30:52
-Mr. Case wishes to be announced, sir.
-Yes, Henry.
:30:55
You will all excuse yourselves
on one pretext or another.
:30:58
Keep a stiff upper lip, Father.
No doubt the fellow is an impostor.
:31:02
-Father.
-Yes, Julia?
:31:05
Remember, I know what I want.
:31:08
Come in.
:31:09
I hope I'm not late. I got caught in traffic.
:31:12
Father, this is Mr. Case.
:31:13
-How do you do?
-How do you do, sir?
:31:15
My daughter Linda.
:31:16
-How do you do?
-How do you do?
:31:17
And my son, Edward.
:31:19
-How do you do?
-How do you do?
:31:24
Ned, if you and your sisters
will do the telephoning you spoke about...
:31:28
...I shall try and entertain Mr. Case.
:31:31
We'll be back in a few minutes, Johnny.
:31:36
What would we do without the telephone?
:31:41
I believe you had something
you wanted to do, Linda?
:31:44
Me, Father?
:31:46
I can't remember a thing.
:31:52
We seem to be enjoying quite
an unusual freedom from snow this winter.
:31:56
I like snow.
That's why I went up to Lake Placid.
:31:59
Placid? Yes, my daughter Julia
has just come from there.