1:36:03
(Indistinct Chattering)
1:36:05
Mom, may we have some sandwiches?
1:36:07
Don't take anything from the dining room.
Go in the kitchen.
1:36:11
Please go. And just leave your coats...
1:36:15
Joe, dear,
will you take care of everyone ?
1:36:18
Charlie!
1:36:19
I'll be right down.
1:36:21
(Herb) Well... now... hm.
1:36:27
Now, Mr Oakley. I thought champagne
was only for battleships!
1:36:31
None for me, nor I'm sure, for my wife.
But we hope you'll all forget we're here.
1:36:37
I'd like to propose a toast to...
Isn't Charlie coming down?
1:36:40
She'll be down in a moment.
Mrs Potter.
1:36:43
Not that one. Why do I make tomato?
They always soak through the bread.
1:36:48
Try one of these. It's whole wheat bread
and cream cheese. Paprika makes it pink.
1:36:53
(Uncle Charlie) - Mr Greene.
- Mrs Greene, what would you like?
1:36:55
Thank you.
1:36:57
- I think I'd like to propose a toast, too.
- Emmy.
1:37:00
To our distinguished visitor, who made
the best speech heard in town for years.
1:37:05
To that very good fellow, Mr Oakley.
1:37:08
- Herbie.
- Thank you.
1:37:11
(Mr Greene)
We don ' t get many American speakers.
1:37:13
Seems like foreigners
make the best talkers.
1:37:18
Ah, here she is. Now for my toast.
1:37:29
Charlie...
1:37:33
You're Just in time for a farewell toast.
1:37:35
I hate to break the news to you like this,
but tomorrow I must leave Santa Rosa.
1:37:40
- Not forever.
- If that isn't the strangest coincidence.
1:37:43
- (Mrs Potter) l'm off to San Francisco .
- Charles?
1:37:47
Oh, Emmy darling,
I didn't mean to spoil your fun tonight.
1:37:50
I got a letter today.
I have to catch the early morning train.
1:37:55
I'll miss you, Emmy.