:06:03
I´ll fix you something to eat
and call Hank and tell him we´re not coming.
:06:18
- Did you telephone Hank?
- Mm-hm. He wasn´t in. I left a message.
:06:23
Don´t tell me you´ve solved
the formula already.
:06:26
No. No, l´ve had my mind on other things.
:06:29
You´ve been looking forward to
this party for a month, haven´t you?
:06:33
- We´re not even going to discuss it.
- I know that. I was just thinking.
:06:37
- It´s queer about people.
- What about people?
:06:40
- Through no fault oftheir own they get older.
- That´s a profound remark.
:06:43
Well, they do. Something happens to them.
:06:46
Are you referring to me, Barnaby?
:06:48
No, I was thinking ofthe human race.
A pretty sad group.
:06:51
Could you get me some soup plates, darling?
:06:55
If you don´t think the human race
undergoes changes as it matures,
:06:58
I ask you to recall the night
ofthe Everett Winston party.
:07:02
- I don´t recall any Everett Winston party.
- Remember our honeymoon?
:07:06
- Of course I do, darling. Put those over there.
- I was hoping you would.
:07:09
Well, a week after
we got back from our honeymoon,
:07:12
the Everett Winstons invited us to a party.
:07:16
- Sorry, darling, but I don´t remember going.
- We didn´t go.
:07:20
We didn´t?
:07:22
Oh, yes. Now I remember.
:07:25
We stayed home.
:07:28
- Just like tonight.
- Edwina, that´s what l´m talking about.
:07:31
We stayed home for an altogether different
reason. Tonight it´s for an intellectual reason.
:07:36
I remember we didn´t want to share each
other with anyone. You were so sweet.
:07:41
Remember how the telephone kept ringing
for hours and hours and hours?