:48:02
- You crossed your heart you wouldn't tell.
- I crossed it with my left hand.
:48:06
Mr. Braukoff has empty whiskey bottles
in his cellar.
:48:18
- Boo!
- Boo!
:48:20
Mrs. Smith, who are these boys?
:48:23
It's me, Katie. It's Agnes.
:48:25
The saints preserve us, it is!
You had me fooled.
:48:30
Mama, we fooled her!
:48:31
Well, if you can fool Katie,
you can fool anyone.
:48:35
- I'll answer it, Mama.
- I thought you were a drunken ghost.
:48:39
Well, I am. She's a horrible ghost,
and I'm a terrible drunken ghost.
:48:43
She was murdered in a den of thieves,
and I died of a broken heart.
:48:47
I've never even been buried because
everyone's scared to come near me.
:48:52
What's that?
:48:55
Here's the flour.
:48:58
- Did anyone hear a moan just then?
- I did.
:49:01
Did it go like this:
:49:05
I didn't hear it.
:49:06
Now, children, when people answer
the doorbells, don't throw too much flour.
:49:10
Just a small handful right in their face.
:49:13
Mama, that was Mrs. Wilkins.
:49:14
Said she'll leave the hammock on the porch,
and will the children return it...
:49:18
...when they're through stealing it?
- Yes, and get back early or no ice cream.
:49:22
- All right.
- All right, Mommy.
:49:24
You couldn't catch me out
on a night like this for a million dollars.
:49:30
We'll show them.
:49:32
If you wet the flour before you throw it, it
makes it harder for the victim to get it off.