:10:01
Mrs. Lord, you called him Willie.
:10:03
Miss lmbrie, there's a misunderstanding
which l'd like to clear up.
:10:07
-ln the first place, l'm Seth Lord.
-Yes. Yes.
:10:10
-Well, that makes you....
-Available.
:10:13
-l don't get it.
-Don't go away.
:10:15
-l'll be right back.
-Oh, dear.
:10:17
You are here in exchange
for repressing an article about me.
:10:20
However, you should know
that l'll sue your editor...
:10:23
...if anything derogatory
to any of us is published. Okay?
:10:27
-l hope you do.
-Mr. Lord, Mrs. Lord, you must know...
:10:32
...that Mike and l weren't told
anything about this.
:10:35
-Why, of course.
-Mother!
:10:39
Mother, l'm so glad to see you.
:10:41
-Mike.
-Hello, Mr. Kittredge.
:10:43
Hello, Father.
:10:45
-Miss lmbrie, you having a wonderful time?
-Wonderful.
:10:49
-Mike, are you having a wonderful time?
-lt's a gasser.
:10:53
lsn't that wonderful? George?
:10:57
-Shall we dance?
-We were.
:11:02
Goodbye.
:11:06
George?
:11:08
Are you having a wonderful time?
:11:11
-lsn't it a beautiful party?
-Yes, a very nice party.
:11:14
-Wouldn't you like to sit down, dear?
-Here? Don't be silly. We'll get stepped on.
:11:20
l thought perhaps you were tired.
l see that Dexter's here.
:11:25
Everybody's here.
Everybody's having a wonderful time.
:11:29
That's nice, isn't it, George?
:11:30
Yes, it's very nice, Tracy, very nice.
:11:33
Very nice.
:11:40
Thank you very much.
That was splendid. Very nice indeed.
:11:44
We are honored in Newport to have
visiting us several famous orchestras...
:11:50
...for the jazz festival tomorrow night.
:11:54
Among them,
the greatest of them all...
:11:57
...Mr. Louis Armstrong. Yeah.