Since You Went Away
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:05:01
- You say it's animal?
- That's right.

:05:03
And its home
is in the Middle West.

:05:06
And it makes a noise like a lion
but it puffs like a locomotive.

:05:10
Better give up.
:05:12
You agreed if you hadn't
guessed it by the time we got home...

:05:14
I know... it's Soda.
:05:17
No. Brig guessed that long ago.
:05:20
All right, I give up.
:05:22
It's Colonel Smollett, silly.
:05:25
Mother!
:05:27
What's that?
:05:30
- Mother, what do we do?
- Is he dead?

:05:39
- It's Bill!
- Goodness.

:05:42
Bill Smollett,
what were you doing there?

:05:44
The poor boy
was just guarding the house.

:05:47
I guess I just dozed off.
:05:49
- You scared us half to death.
- I'm sorry.

:05:51
Won't you come in just for a moment?
Jane has to get to bed.

:05:55
Mother, may Bill and I take a walk
for just five minutes?

:05:58
All right, Jane.
Make it ten minutes.

:06:00
But remember,
that doesn't mean an hour.

:06:02
- Thank you, Mother.
- Good night, Mrs. Hilton. Thanks.

:06:04
Good night, Bill.
:06:10
Gee, I'm sure sorry
I missed your graduation, Jane.

:06:13
It's not your fault
you couldn't get off.

:06:15
- I would've if I could've.
- I know you would've.

:06:21
- Shall we go this way?
- That would be fine.

:06:24
- Or this way?
- Okay.

:06:27
No, I think
the other way is better.

:06:34
- How are things at the field?
- They're fine, thank you.

:06:37
- How's everything with you?
- Just fine.

:06:40
I want to get a war job,
but Mother won't let me.

:06:43
I think she's right.
You ought to stay home...

:06:45
No, it isn't that at all.
:06:48
Mother wants me
to go to college.

:06:51
Gee, that would take
four years, wouldn't it?

:06:54
If I go.
:06:55
- You don't want to go?
- No, it's so silly.

:06:58
If I were three or four
years older, I could be a Wave.


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