:30:00
- You've got Papa's paper.
- Oh, that's alright.
:30:04
Simply unfold it.
Nobody will ever know the difference.
:30:07
What are you two doing?
:30:09
- You know that's father's paper.
- It's my fault. I was playing a game.
:30:13
- Didn't think about it as Joe's pap.
- Oh, that's alright.
:30:16
Here's page one, five... eight.
:30:21
- What did you do with three and four?
- We never touched it.
:30:24
(Ann) Really. Uncle Charlie ' s
the only one that touched it.
:30:27
Oh, well. I guess it's all right.
:30:28
lf l fold it very neatly,
maybe he won ' t notice.
:30:38
(Uncle Charlie) Come in.
:30:41
I brought you water.
:30:43
Oh, thank you, Charlie.
That's very thoughtful of you.
:30:46
Pleasant dreams.
:30:51
Uncle Charlie...
:30:52
- I know a secret you don't think I know.
- What secret?
:30:57
Remember I said you couldn't hide
anything from me because I'd find it out?
:31:02
Well, now I know there was something
in the evening paper about you.
:31:05
About me in the evening paper?
:31:08
And that's why you played that game
with Ann and Roger.
:31:10
You didn't want us to know
and you wanted to tear the paper.
:31:13
Now I know. You might as well tell me.
:31:15
(Chuckling)
Well, you've got me there, Charlie.
:31:19
Only it wasn't about me.
It was about, uh...
:31:20
someone l used to know.
:31:24
There!
:31:28
It's none of your business.
:31:30
(Gasping)
Oh! Uncle Charlie, you're hurting me.
:31:33
- Oh, Charlie.
- Your hands.
:31:35
Charlie, I didn't mean to hurt you.
(Short Chuckle)
:31:39
I was Just fooling.
(Chuckling)
:31:42
It was nothing. Just... Just some gossip.
:31:45
Not very pretty,
about someone I once met up with.
:31:49
(Chuckles)
:31:52
Not for you to read.
:31:56
Forget it.
:31:59
- Good night, young Charlie.
- Good night. Pleasant dreams.