:21:02
- A certain size man.
- A man?
:21:04
A certain somebody is coming over
to my cottage this afternoon.
:21:08
- Not really?
- For coffee and blueberry muffins.
:21:11
Why, you old social butterfly, you.
:21:14
Old?
:21:15
That was figuratively speaking.
:21:18
(Mrs Wiggs) I think we've got
a nearsighted cider customer.
:21:21
(Miss Gravely)
How old do you think I am, young man?
:21:23
Hmmm. Fifty.
How old do you think you are?
:21:28
Forty-two. I can show you
my birth certificate.
:21:31
You'll have to show more than your
birth certificate to convince a man.
:21:36
- What do you mean?
- You have to show your character,
:21:38
the inner self, the hidden qualities,
:21:42
the true Miss Gravely,
sensitive, young in feeling,
:21:45
timeless with love and understanding.
:21:47
I can do it!
At least, I think I can do it.
:21:52
Do what?
:21:54
- I'll see what that gentleman -
- At a time like this?
:21:56
- Where are your scissors?
- Outside.
:21:58
We're going to cut her hair.
:22:01
- Hair?
- Cut it short .
:22:03
Bring it up-to-date,
make a nice romantic styling,
:22:06
take ten years
off your birth certificate.
:22:08
- How are you fixed for ribbon?
- Should be some around somewhere.
:22:11
- Powder, rouge, lipstick?
- I think so.
:22:13
Nothing cheap, shoddy or obvious.
:22:16
Just youth, gentility, character.
:22:19
I'll go out and get the scissors.
You find the other things.
:22:24
(Doorbells Jingling)
:22:26
(Door Closing)
:22:30
(Humming)
:22:35
- Ah, here they are.
- Excuse me, young man, I...
:22:41
Oh, well.
:22:44
All right, Ernest. Let's go.