:13:02
Oh, no! I'm very much alive, thank you.
:13:06
And this is my daughter
Myrtle Mae.
:13:08
My dear, you're your grandmother
all over again. I was at her funeral.
:13:12
And now, where is Elwood?
Elwood couldn't be home.
:13:16
That's Miss Tewksbury singing.
She'll be through in a minute.
:13:18
Oh, shame on him! That was the main
reason I came. I want to see Elwood.
:13:22
Do you realize, Veta,
I haven't seen Elwood in years?
:13:25
I was saying to Mr. Chauvenet...
What do you want, my dear?
:13:29
Just the other night, "What on earth
do you think happened to Elwood Dowd?
:13:33
"He never comes to
the Yale Alumni Dances anymore.
:13:36
I haven't seen him at the club
or the horse show in years."
:13:39
Does Elwood see anybody
these days?
:13:42
Yes, Aunt Ethel, Elwood sees
somebody. Yes, Aunt Ethel, he does.
:13:45
Is Elwood happy,
Veta Louise?
:13:48
Oh, yes, Aunt Ethel, Elwood's
very happy. You mustn't worry.
:13:53
There's Mrs. Cummings.
She's waving at you.
:13:56
Is that Mrs. Frank Cummings? Doesn't
she look ghastly? I thought she was dead.
:14:00
I must get a closer look.
:14:04
We can go in now. What did I do with my...
:14:07
Oh, there it is.
:14:11
Oh, no!
:14:15
Elwood! Elwood Dowd!
Bless your heart!
:14:20
Aunt Ethel.
What a pleasure...
:14:22
to find a beautiful woman waiting
for me. Elwood, you haven't changed.
:14:26
Elwood!
:14:28
Well, you both
look lovely.
:14:31
Some mail came for you. It looked
important so I put it up in your room.
:14:36
Did you, Veta?
That was nice of you.
:14:38
Aunt Ethel, I'd like to have
you meet a very dear...
:14:40
Aunt Ethel, don't you want some
tea? Not just now, thank you.
:14:44
There's punch if you don't
like tea. But I do like tea.
:14:46
Stop pulling me,
you two.
:14:48
Elwood, what night next week can you come
to dinner? You and Veta and Myrtle Mae?
:14:53
I'll have Ordway there.
Ordway is my grandson.
:14:55
Any night at all, I'd be
delighted. I'd like to meet Ordway.
:14:59
And now, Aunt Ethel,
I'd like you to meet Harvey!