:58:01
Good afternoon, Mrs. Skeffington.
Some more flowers from your husband.
:58:06
- "Condition excellent."
- Yes, I know she's all right...
:58:09
...but if I could just hear her voice.
- I'm sorry. She's asleep.
:58:14
All right.
:58:15
Goodbye.
:58:29
A girl? Wonderful.
:58:32
How's Fanny?
:58:35
Tell me, did you look at the baby's feet?
I mean, has she got all her toes?
:59:07
Here, cover that up.
:59:13
- Hello, darling.
- Fanny, here's your mother.
:59:16
- Good afternoon, Marie.
- Good afternoon.
:59:20
- Have you been a good girl?
- Of course, she's been a good girl.
:59:25
Kiss your uncle Georgie, Fanny.
:59:29
- Mrs. Skeffington?
- Yes, Marie?
:59:31
- Professor Hyslop's waiting at the house.
- Thank you.
:59:34
- You coming in, Job?
- Not yet. I'd like to watch Fanny play.
:59:38
Don't be long. The dinner's at 8.
:59:40
- Chester and Freddie are going with us.
- Think they'd mind if I came along?
:59:44
Oh, Job.
:59:49
Come on, sweetheart. Come on.
Sit down here with your father.
:59:52
Oh, you're wonderful.
You're wonderful.
:59:55
I've got something for you.
:59:57
- Little Sambo.
- Sambo?