1:31:00
Ovid's Fifth Elegy. Ovid's
always been my favorite poet.
1:31:05
My dear,
you'll never look lovelier.
1:31:07
I'll never be happier,
Mr. Dowd. I know it.
1:31:12
Hey, this rabbit gag
must be a good one.
1:31:15
Mr. Dowd, I have a formula, 9-7-7, that
will be good for you. Will you take it?
1:31:20
9-7-7, huh? Yes.
It's a serum.
1:31:22
Oh. You won't see this rabbit anymore.
1:31:24
But you will see your responsibilities
and your duties. Uh-huh.
1:31:28
Well, Doctor,
if you thought of this,
1:31:31
I'm sure it must be
a very fine thing.
1:31:33
And if I happen to run into anybody who
needs it, I'd be glad to recommend it.
1:31:37
But as for myself, I don't
think I'd care for it.
1:31:40
You hear that, Judge?
You hear that, Doctor?
1:31:42
That's what we put up with.
Veta, do you want me to take this?
1:31:46
Oh, Elwood, I'm only
thinking of you.
1:31:48
You're my brother and I've known you
for years. I'd do anything for you.
1:31:53
Harvey wouldn't do anything for
you. He's making a fool of you.
1:31:57
Elwood, don't be a fool. I won't.
1:32:00
Why, you could amount
to something.
1:32:03
You could be sitting on the Western
Slope Water Board right now...
1:32:06
if you'd only go over
and ask them.
1:32:09
If that's what you want, Harvey and
I'll go over tomorrow and ask them.
1:32:13
Tomorrow! I wish there might
never be another tomorrow!
1:32:16
Not if Myrtle Mae and I have to
go on living with that rabbit!
1:32:19
Our friends never come to see us
anymore. We have no social life whatever!
1:32:24
We've no life
at all.
1:32:26
We're both
perfectly miserable.
1:32:29
But perhaps you don't
care. All right, now, Veta.
1:32:37
Well, l...
1:32:40
I've always felt Veta should
have everything she wants, but...
1:32:47
Veta,
are you sure?
1:32:49
Yes.
1:32:55
I-I'll take it. Where do I go,
Doctor? In my office, Mr. Dowd.
1:32:59
This will only take a few
minutes. Why don't you wait?