1:19:01
I've seen the old traditions
dying one by one.
1:19:05
Grace, dignity, feeling for the past.
1:19:08
All that matters today
is a fat banking account.
1:19:11
You're trying to run the school
like a factory...
1:19:13
...for turning out moneymaking snobs!
1:19:16
You've raised the fees, and the boys
who really belong have been frozen out.
1:19:22
Modern methods, intensive training,
poppycock!
1:19:26
Give a boy a sense of humor and
proportion, and he'll stand up to anything.
1:19:30
I'm not going to retire.
You can do what you like about it.
1:19:39
He told Chips he's got to retire.
1:19:41
- Chips said he wouldn't.
- I should think not.
1:19:43
He's been here hundreds of years.
He used to cane my father.
1:19:46
If Chips went,
the school would fall down.
1:19:49
- I never heard such rot.
- What's the rumpus?
1:19:51
Ralston wants to kick Chips out.
Says he's got to retire.
1:19:55
What? Get rid of Chips?
He just better try.
1:19:58
If he says another word to Chips,
I'll kill him.
1:20:02
The governors don't want you to resign.
1:20:05
Brookfield wouldn't be the same
without you.
1:20:08
You can stay here until you're 100
if you feel like it.
1:20:12
- We hope you will.
- We do indeed.
1:20:16
Sir John, gentlemen...
1:20:19
...it is good of you, John,
of all of you...
1:20:21
...to take this trouble for an old man.
1:20:29
But before I avail myself
of your confidence...
1:20:33
...I should like to persuade the head
that in these times...
1:20:37
...Brookfield has need of both of us.
1:20:40
That's generous of you, Chips.
But will it work?
1:20:43
I'll shall see to it that it does.
1:20:45
I'm even going to teach my Latin class
to say Kikero!
1:20:49
A few years of that,
and I'll have to retire.
1:20:54
Five years ago this summer,
when I was new to Brookfield...
1:20:59
...I ventured to suggest
to Mr. Chipping...