:53:02
Mr.Bernstein is apt to pay a visit
to the nursery now and then.
:53:06
Does he have to?
:53:08
Yes.
:53:09
- Really, Charles, people will think--
- What I tell them to think.
:53:33
Wasn't he ever in love with her?
:53:35
He married for love.
:53:38
Love.
:53:40
That is why he did everything.
:53:41
That's why he went into politics.
It seems we weren't enough.
:53:44
He wanted all the voters to love him, too.
:53:48
All he wanted out of life was love.
:53:52
That's Charlie's story. How he lost it.
:53:55
You see, he just didn't have any to give.
:53:59
He loved Charlie Kane, of course.
:54:03
Very dearly.
:54:05
And his mother,
I guess he always loved her.
:54:07
- How about his second wife?
- Susan Alexander?
:54:11
You know what Charlie called her?
:54:13
The day after he'd met her,
he told me about her.
:54:16
He said she was
"a cross-section of the American public."
:54:23
I guess he couldn't help it.
She must have had something for him.
:54:27
That first night, according to Charlie...
:54:31
...all she had was a toothache.