Suddenly, Last Summer
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:07:00
You reveal your ignorance
of our fair city...

:07:02
...of which Mrs. Venable
is the richest lady.

:07:05
At one time, her husband owned most of
it. Now she's a widow and she owns it.

:07:09
"...and was very interested
in the work of your Dr. Cukrowicz."

:07:13
She must have read your
write-up in the Herald.

:07:16
"And I wonder if the foundation
I am establishing...

:07:20
...might be of some assistance."
:07:23
Son, with one signature
on one check...

:07:25
...she can solve
all the problems we got.

:07:28
"Also there is a matter
of some urgency...

:07:31
...I should like to discuss with him.
:07:34
Would 4:30 on Tuesday be convenient?"
:07:37
That's today.
:07:39
What is her urgency, do you know?
:07:41
No, but I know what ours is.
Lack of money. Her money.

:07:44
She is serious?
:07:46
4:30 this afternoon, you'll know.
:07:48
I can tell you this much.
:07:50
I've been trying for years
just to see the Venable lawyers.

:07:53
You've been invited by her.
That's a command performance.

:07:57
That's how serious I think it is.
:07:59
And this is serious too.
:08:01
More than 1200 mental cases
Lions View can't afford to handle.

:08:18
Good afternoon.
:08:19
- Dr. Cukrowicz.
- Yes, sir.

:08:24
- Take a seat, please.
- Thank you.

:08:41
Mrs. Venable?
:08:43
I am Miss Foxhill,
Mrs. Venable's secretary.

:08:46
And you are Dr. Cukrowicz?
:08:48
- Your appointment was for...?
- 4:30.

:08:51
You are 23 seconds early.
Sit down, please.

:08:55
Thank you.
:08:59
Sebastian always said,
"Mother, when you descend...


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