:35:01
Next to Tim being home on leave,
it's the nicest thing...
:35:03
There you go again.
:35:05
I buy you a beautiful dinner,
and what thanks do I get?
:35:07
Tim. Tim.
What's that?
:35:10
Speciality of the house...
chicken hash.
:35:13
Well, blow me down.
:35:23
I think Uncle Tony must be
:35:25
the most distinguished-looking
officer in the whole Navy.
:35:28
Admiral King's not so bad.
:35:30
I mean young officers, silly.
:35:32
You'd better finish your homework
and stop mooning around.
:35:37
And the governor said
to the admiral, "16-inch guns?
:35:41
Land sakes, can't they shoot
any further than that?"
:35:44
- Uncle Tony!
- Jane!
:35:47
What's the matter?
:35:50
You don't seem
very glad to see me.
:35:53
But I am. I am.
Honestly, I am.
:35:57
- Uncle Tony!
- Brig!
:35:59
That's what I call
a real reception.
:36:01
- You're not staying with us?
- Yes, he's staying with us.
:36:04
Don't go spoiling him. We're going to
have enough trouble as it is.
:36:07
Uncle Tony
couldn't be any trouble.
:36:10
It's just wonderful
having him here.
:36:12
Don't listen to your mother.
I'm counting on you spoiling me.
:36:16
There's just one thing, please.
:36:18
Do you think you and Brig
could cut out that "Uncle" stuff?
:36:20
I'm not your uncle.
It makes me feel 108.
:36:23
You mean we're gonna have to
call you Lieutenant Willett?
:36:25
"Tony" to you, Miss Hilton.
:36:27
That must be the taxi driver
:36:30
with that mysterious object
you lugged along.
:36:32
You won't be so indifferent
when you see what it is.
:36:35
I don't know
what this thing is,
:36:37
but could be the side
of a house, I suppose.
:36:41
- I ain't got no change.
- Don't worry, I borrowed it myself.
:36:44
Thanks, Captain.
Thanks a lot.
:36:46
Say, lady, it sure must be nice
having your husband home again.
:36:49
Well, he's not my...
:36:51
What's so funny about that?
:36:53
Lmagine anybody
taking you for Pop.
:36:55
You think your pop's
wonderful, don't you?
:36:57
- Well, he is.
- But you don't have to rub it in.