1:20:04
Goodbye, Ambassador.
I've enjoyed this little talk very much.
1:20:07
Anytime you're in Washington,
drop in to see me at the White House.
1:20:16
-Those papers.
-Go away. Papers!
1:20:19
-I'll commit him to any place.
-You will?
1:20:21
I've just been appointed
Ambassador to Bolivia!
1:20:24
You see? Didn't I tell you?
1:20:26
Don't worry about that.
Just go on signing the papers.
1:20:31
Thank you.
1:20:34
All right! We'll find out
whose house this is!
1:20:38
I'm warning you, you better stop it.
1:20:40
There's no use doing what you're doing.
It'll just have to be undone.
1:20:44
Aunt Abby, go to bed!
1:20:46
It's a terrible thing to do to bury
a good Methodist with a foreigner.
1:20:50
Where have you been?
1:20:51
Getting some papers signed.
Is Teddy in his room?
1:20:54
What is the matter with you?
1:20:56
Running around getting papers signed
at a time like this.
1:20:59
Martha and I are going for the police.
1:21:01
Police!
1:21:02
Wait!
1:21:04
-You can't go for the police.
-Oh, no?
1:21:06
You know what Jonathan's doing?
1:21:08
He's putting Mr. Hoskins
and Mr. Spenalzo in together.
1:21:11
All right, let him.
1:21:12
This is all fixed up nice now.
1:21:15
Nice and smooth like a lake.
1:21:17
The President will be very proud
of his Panama Canal.
1:21:23
Bed feels good already.
1:21:25
You know, we didn't get any sleep
for 48 hours.
1:21:29
You're forgetting, Doctor.
1:21:32
If Jonathan and Mr. Spenalzo
aren't out this house before morning...
1:21:35
...we're going for the police.
1:21:37
I'll get them out, I promise!
1:21:39
-Then you get the wedding silver.
-Remember, no police! No police!
1:21:43
Look, go to bed, will you?
1:21:45
Get out of those clothes!
You look like a double blackout.
1:21:49
My brother, Mortimer.
1:21:52
I just heard him upstairs.
1:21:54
No! I am tired.
1:21:57
You forget, I got to operate
on your face tomorrow.