Shadow of a Doubt
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:25:05
Sing at the table,
you'll marry a crazy husband.

:25:08
Superstitions have been
proved 100% wrong.

:25:10
Yes, I've been thinking of transferring
some money out here from the East.

:25:14
I could put it in your bank, Joe,
until I found out what's what.

:25:16
Uh, I suppose your bank
does take money, huh?

:25:19
(Chuckles) That's one thing we do.
Rake in the dough.

:25:23
Can't promise to give it back.
:25:24
Well, I'll go downtown in the morning
and open an account.

:25:26
- 30 or 40,000 Just to start things off?
- That's a lot of money.

:25:31
He won't have it long.
The government will get it.

:25:34
- The government gets -
- Don't talk against the government.

:25:37
- # (Humming)
- (Emmy) The way men do things.

:25:41
I can't get that tune out of my head.
:25:44
Maybe if somebody tells me what it is,
I'll forget it.

:25:46
- (Emmy) lt's a waltz.
- I know it is, but what one?

:25:49
(Charlie)
You know, it's the funniest thing.

:25:51
Sometimes l get a tune
in my head like that

:25:53
and pretty soon, I hear
somebody else humming it too.

:25:56
I think tunes Jump from head to head.
:25:59
Do you know whatit is,
Uncle Charlie?

:26:02
Uh, no. No. I-I-I don't know what it is.
:26:04
(Emmy) l remember.
Uh... lt's on the tip of my tongue.

:26:09
lt's a waltz and it's Victor Herbert.
:26:11
- Victor Herbert wasn't a waltz.
- It's the Blue Danube Waltz.

:26:16
Oh, yes. Of course it is.
:26:21
No, it isn't, Uncle Charlie.
I know what it is. It's the Merry -

:26:24
- I'm terribly sorry, Emmy.
- Nothing to make a fuss about.

:26:27
Charles, while we do the dishes,
why don't you come in the living room

:26:31
and stretch out on the sofa
and read the evening paper?

:26:33
You never were much on helping.
:26:35
- Joe, here's Herbert.
- (Charlie) Ann, Roger, help me here.

:26:38
Herbert's a friend of Joe's.
They're literary critics.

:26:43
Hello, Herb. Had your supper?
:26:45
- Had mine an hour ago.
- Hour ago, huh?

:26:49
- Oh. A watch.
- Yeah, a present.

:26:51
Here, Herb.
I'd like you to meet my brother-in-law.

:26:54
- Charles, this is Herb Hawkins.
- Nice to know you, Mr Hawkins.

:26:57
- Fine, thank you.
- How's your mother, Herb?


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