1:04:00
- ...a composer who doesn't do arranging.
- Yes, it is.
1:04:03
You know, Laurie?
I think I'll beat you to the altar.
1:04:08
Fran!
1:04:10
Bob? You still want me to be a June bride?
1:04:13
Sure.
1:04:15
What did you say? Hey, Fran, you mean it?
1:04:17
- Hold this.
- Bring on marriage!
1:04:20
Hey, what's gotten into my family?
1:04:23
- I don't know what to say.
- Why say anything?
1:04:26
I propose a toast. A toast!
Come on, everyone.
1:04:29
- Let's make it to all of us.
- Punch for everybody.
1:04:40
If you put your head on my shoulder
they wouldn't hear you crying so loud.
1:04:45
I can't help it, Aunt Jessie.
1:04:47
- Someone else will come along.
- Oh, no, you're wrong.
1:04:51
They will. In about six months,
that's the usual time.
1:04:54
Don't contradict me.
I know about these things, being a spinster.
1:04:58
Aunt Jessie?
1:05:01
I have wonderful news. Bob and Franny...
1:05:08
- Amy? What's the matter, Amy?
- Nothing, nothing.
1:05:11
Why are you crying?
1:05:13
Amy can't get used to losing the baby
of the family any more than I can.
1:05:20
Oh, you mustn't feel like this.
1:05:23
I'm not going away.
Nothing will really change.
1:05:26
- I know, it's just...
- Amy...
1:05:29
we're all going to get married
sooner or later.
1:05:32
We are.
1:05:34
We'll have housefuls of kids
running all over the place.
1:05:38
Little violin players, little piano players.
1:05:44
Now, Amy, you like Alex, don't you?
1:05:48
Of course she does, we all do.
1:05:51
What is this, a taffy pull?
Come help me with the coffee.
1:05:54
- She's right, I'm just being sensitive...
- Are you sure it isn't Alex?
1:05:58
What I mean is, you never did seem
to take to him like the rest of us.