: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.
:34:13
Oh, no. After our London success,
:34:15
we toured the provinces
and then went to France.
:34:17
Paris, London. Must be exciting.
:34:19
- When were you in Europe?
- Over three years ago.
:34:22
We were so popular
I didn't think we'd ever get home.
:34:24
Where'd Lily go?
:34:26
Did you ever have a yen
to go horseback riding?
:34:28
Sara.
- I used to, if the horse was good.
:34:32
Well, I've got a lulu. Ill tell you what,
:34:35
Ill take you and Joyce horseback riding
tomorrow, how about it?
:34:37
- I'd love to, but I'm leaving tonight.
- You're hard to keep track of.
:34:41
Am I? Then, I'm willing to pay the penalty.
:34:43
- All right.
- But not now.
:34:45
Mrs Murdoch,
were you ever in the senior play?
:34:47
- I was never in the senior class.
- Mother, do a scene for us.
:34:50
Please!
:34:51
That's very flattering,
but there's nothing I can do.
:34:54
- Besides, it's late. I have to catch...
- Just one scene.
:34:57
Anything. There is time, please.
:34:58
- I don't know what I could do.
- I've got an idea!