:13:01
There wasn't time. And I was all alone.
:13:08
Well?
:13:11
Just look in the windowseat.
:13:26
-It's Elaine!
-Hello, darlings.
:13:31
-But, Elaine!
-What did she mean?
:13:33
You don't suppose they've gone and--
:13:40
Listen, buddy.
:13:41
-This old cab has seen osculation but....
-You ain't seen anything yet.
:13:44
-You've got to drive us to the station.
-Take her hat.
:13:47
Wait a minute. And her brooch.
:13:50
If you find her hairpins, keep them.
Hold on to that.
:13:56
There they are.
:13:58
Here's your hat.
:14:00
Just throw it.
I don't like that look in your eyes.
:14:03
-What's the matter with it?
-Father preached about it only last Sunday.
:14:07
He did? What did he say?
:14:09
-He was against it.
-But that was only Sunday.
:14:15
Please! For heaven's sake!
:14:17
But, Mortimer, right out here
with everyone looking?
:14:20
Yes, right out here with everyone looking.
:14:22
Let everyone in Brooklyn over 16 look.
:14:34
But, Mortimer, you're going to love me
for my mind, too?
:14:38
One thing at a time.
:14:39
There's that look again!
:14:43
"There's that look again, Mortimer! "
You better get used to it.
:14:46
You'll see it often. It goes just before this.
:14:51
You know what we're doing?
Wasting time.
:14:53
I'll go tell my aunts and you tell your....
:14:55
No, don't tell your father.
You'll run his cold into a pneumonia.
:14:58
I can handle Father. He's a dear.