All I Desire
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:32:00
Peterson, put that back in the tub.
We don't need any ice.

:32:03
No?
:32:49
Joyce, I know you're only trying
to make him jealous

:32:51
but Russ has been asking for you
and I'm all worn out.

:32:54
Thank you, Mrs Murdoch. Come on, honey.
:33:00
Well, the feeling is very familiar.
:33:02
Do you know, when you smile,
Joyce, you're pretty as a...

:33:06
Oh, Russ! Honestly.
:33:14
- Sara.
- Henry.

:33:15
- I'm glad you've come.
- I had a great deal to do at the auditorium.

:33:19
This sounds like quite a party,
even halfway down the block.

:33:21
- Sara, it's so good of you to come.
- Thank you.

:33:24
I want to tell you once again what a really
fine job you did on the play tonight.

:33:28
Thank you very much.
:33:30
- We owe a great deal to our leading lady.
- No, she owes a great deal to you.

:33:34
- That's very nice of you.
- I'm sure that Sara would like some punch.

:33:38
Excuse us.
:33:40
Mrs Murdoch, what's the chances...
I mean, it would be a pleasure if...

:33:45
- May I dance with you?
- I'd love to.

:33:55
- There you are.
- Thank you.

:33:58
- She's very charming, Henry.
- Yes, she can even charm a Yale man.


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