:00:07
-Another show place, Mr. Connor.
-Yeah, that's quite a shack.
:00:12
-Who owns that?
-My Uncle Willie.
:00:14
lt's being turned into a boys' school
next year.
:00:17
He wanted to sell it for taxes. When he
couldn't, he decided to give it away.
:00:22
lt was cheaper. Would you like to see it?
:00:24
Sure.
:00:27
-Good afternoon, Lawrence.
-l didn't hear you ring.
:00:30
We barged in. ls Uncle Willie around?
:00:32
-No, he hasn't returned from lunch yet.
-That's right. l forget.
:00:35
-We'll be at the bar, if you don't mind.
-Not at all, Miss Tracy.
:00:39
-Good afternoon, John.
-Good afternoon, Miss Tracy.
:00:42
-Your Uncle Willie's getting kicked out?
-They're getting ready for a party.
:00:46
-A last fling?
-Sort of. lt's my bachelor party.
:00:48
-Hello, Tommy.
-Good afternoon.
:00:51
-Girls only?
-We're democratic. We're allowing men.
:00:53
The only bachelor parties l attended
were with girls who came out of cakes.
:00:57
Please, Mr. Connor. This is Newport.
:01:03
This is a bar?
:01:05
Uncle Willie's the kind of man who
doesn't like to go far when he's thirsty.
:01:10
l'm gonna have to buddy it up
with Uncle Willie.
:01:20
l had a bed that did that once.
:01:24
Are you getting an interesting story on us,
Mr. Connor?
:01:29
Why can't you break down
and call me Mike?
:01:31
l couldn't possibly break down.
l was raised on a pedestal. Would you?
:01:37
l sense something's bothering you
and l'm getting clobbered for it.
:01:41
You're a darned attractive girl.
:01:43
But instead of an orchid on your shoulder,
you're wearing a chip.
:01:46
You think l'm attractive? A high priestess?
:01:50
You're awful tough to figure.
:01:52
When you write your story about us,
compare me to one of these homes...
:01:56
...boarded up, a thing of the past,
a relic to be sold for taxes.