:10:08
My dear Mr. Yardley...
:10:12
...I hope you will remember little me.
:10:17
This is Mary Lee...
:10:20
...the girl who nursed
your granddaughter...
:10:24
...back to health from the measles.
:10:30
Alexander Yardley?
:10:32
- Yes, this is Mr. Yardley's residence.
- Special delivery.
:10:37
Thank you.
:11:04
- Elkins.
- Yes, sir?
:11:06
- Did my daughter phone?
- Yes, sir. Midnight last night...
:11:08
...but I thought it best not to waken you.
:11:10
- When is she getting here?
- She said she and your granddaughters...
:11:13
...can't get away from Washington.
Her war work is too heavy.
:11:17
Say anything else?
:11:18
Just that she'd call you
and wish you a merry Christmas, sir.
:11:21
Not much of a Christmas
for me all alone.
:11:23
No, sir. I'm sorry, sir.
:11:32
Good morning, Mr. Yardley.
:11:33
Good morning.
:11:35
That Elizabeth Lane feature,
the housewife one...
:11:37
...runs in Home and Garden?
:11:39
No, sir. Smart Housekeeping.
:11:40
Get me, what's-his-name...
:11:43
...Mr. Beecham,
on the direct wire, the editor.
:11:45
Yes, Mr. Yardley.
:11:52
Mr. Beecham at Smart Housekeeping, sir.
:11:55
This is Alexander Yardley.
:11:57
Oh, yes. Yes. How are you, sir?
:11:59
May I wish you a merry Christmas?