:58:00
- Morning, everybody.
- Good morning.
:58:02
- Morning, Mother.
- Morning, darling.
:58:04
Where's Uncle Charles?
:58:07
He's not down yet.
Besides, we're not all deaf, dear.
:58:10
I'm sorry. I'm just dying to see him.
It's all so romantic...
:58:13
like a thriller in the railway bookstore...
:58:15
Back From The Dead
or The Disappearing Uncle.
:58:17
Yes, or Three Years In Darkest Amnesia.
:58:20
Three years! Think of it.
:58:22
Where do you suppose he's been
all that time?
:58:24
That's just what I've been asking.
In jail, for all we know.
:58:28
Did Truslove say positively
that the will was written 10 years ago?
:58:32
Yes, and I gather the estate
is divided equally between all of us...
:58:36
with the exception
of the two business interests...
:58:38
- which, naturally, fall to me.
- Naturally.
:58:41
- And this house, which goes to Charles.
- To Charles?
:58:45
But why on earth
should Charles get the house?
:58:47
That gives him more than Chet,
the eldest son.
:58:49
- Morning, Uncle George.
- Morning, Kitty. Morning, everybody.
:58:51
- Morning.
- I say, have you heard the news?
:58:54
Plenty for all and plenty more...
:58:56
when up-to-date methods are used
in the handling of our various interests.
:59:00
In fact, without being unduly optimistic,
I think I may say...
:59:03
Sausages, by Jove!
:59:05
But if the whole matter's
gonna be treated as a joke...
:59:08
Sit down, Chet. It's no joke to me.
:59:11
That is, supposing it really is Charles
who's suddenly turned up like a...
:59:16
Like a bad penny?
:59:21
Hello, my dear fellow. How are you?
:59:24
- Hello, Chet. How are you?
- Delighted to see you, Charles.
:59:27
- Welcome home, darling.
- Hello, darling.
:59:30
- Charles, this is jolly.
- My dear.
:59:32
Charles, dear, how nice to see you.
:59:36
You haven't met Henry yet, have you?
:59:39
A new brother-in-law?
How do you do? Congratulations.
:59:41
- Thank you very much.
- You remember Lydia.
:59:44
- How are you?
- How are you?
:59:46
- Hello, old chap.
- I'm Kitty.
:59:48
Jill had to take me when she took Daddy.
:59:49
How do you do, Kitty?
Please sit down, all of you.
:59:52
- I'm afraid I'm upsetting your breakfast.
- Here's a chair. Next to mine.
:59:55
- What can I get you?
- You go on with your breakfast...
:59:58
- and I'll forage for myself.
- Go ahead, my dear chap.