1:22:02
Maybe she didn't turn out as well
as l hoped she would...
1:22:05
...but she's still my daughter,
and l can't forget that.
1:22:08
l went away to try. l was so mixed-up,
l didn't know where l was or what l wanted.
1:22:14
But now l know.
Now l'm sure of one thing at least.
1:22:18
l want my daughter back.
1:22:20
Personally, Veda's convinced me
that alligators have the right idea.
1:22:24
They eat their young.
1:22:29
l'm slightly drunk.
1:22:32
-Hello?
-Is Mildred there?
1:22:33
-Yes. Who is it?
-This is Bert.
1:22:35
Hold on. lt's Bert. He's been calling
every day on the hour for a month.
1:22:42
-Hello.
-How are you? Just get in?
1:22:44
l'm fine. l got back this morning.
1:22:46
-How about dinner?
-What?
1:22:48
-Dinner tomorrow?
-Tomorrow night?
1:22:50
Don't you want to?
1:22:51
Of course, but what
about Mrs. Biederhof?
1:22:54
-She's married.
-She is?
1:22:56
Yeah, a couple of weeks ago.
1:22:58
Okay, you pick me up
at the house at 7:30. Goodbye.
1:23:01
Somebody married Mrs. Biederhof.
1:23:04
Well, that's a novelty. Remind me
to bake a cake. How's Bert?
1:23:08
-He's fine. He's working now.
-No kidding.
1:23:11
-He has a job with Condor Aircraft.
-Manpower shortage must be pretty bad.
1:23:16
To the men we have loved.
1:23:19
The stinkers.
1:23:28
l never did like this place.
Does Wally still own it?
1:23:32
-Two rum Collins, please.
-Yes, sir.
1:23:34
-l don't know why you insisted on coming here.
-l thought it was a good idea. Now l'm not sure.