Arsenic and Old Lace
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1:50:00
-They won't look up Dr. Einstein--
-But it's not his signature, dear.

1:50:04
-It's yours.
-Mine?

1:50:06
You see, you signed as next of kin.
1:50:09
-What's wrong about that, darling?
-Martha, you tell him.

1:50:15
Well, dear.
1:50:16
-What, dear?
-You're not really a Brewster.

1:50:21
-What?
-Your mother came to us as a cook.

1:50:24
And you were born
about three months afterwards.

1:50:26
And she was such a sweet woman
and such a good cook...

1:50:29
...we didn't want to lose her.
So brother married her.

1:50:33
Your real father was a cook, too.
1:50:35
He was a chef on a tramp steamer.
1:50:41
You mean I'm not really a Brewster?
1:50:46
-Darling!
-Don't feel so badly about it.

1:50:49
I'm sure it won't make any difference
to Elaine.

1:51:01
Where are you? Can you hear me?
I'm not really a Brewster!

1:51:04
I'm the son of a sea cook!
1:51:12
It's true! I saw them. It's true.
1:51:14
It's true! There are 13 bodies down there!
1:51:17
But I saw them--
1:51:20
What's all this screaming about?
1:51:21
-But I saw them--
-It's way past her bedtime.

1:51:26
Quiet!
1:51:31
-But, Mortimer--
-Goodbye!

1:51:33
-'Bye.
-Goodbye, darling!

1:51:37
-What is all this?
-They're going on their honeymoon.

1:51:41
They're off to a flying start.
1:51:49
I really did see--
1:51:51
You'll own two cabs!
1:51:54
I mean the meter!
1:51:56
Oh, Mortimer.

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