:15:00
in Mama's wedding dress
by the preacher who married them.
:15:03
Maybe I should go out and get my violin.
:15:08
It's sappy, I know. But let me be sappy.
I'm sick of being Queenie Martin.
:15:14
Reverend Morgan's still down there.
:15:16
He's 81 years old and he's still
conducting Sunday services.
:15:20
Dude, when I located him on the phone,
he cried. Can you imagine?
:15:24
I cried too. It was the wettest
long-distance call...
:15:28
Are you crying? I've never seen you cry.
:15:31
When I'm happy -
when I'm really happy - I'm a Niagara.
:15:38
OK, Elizabeth. To us.
:15:42
To the wedding in your mother's wedding
dress... by the 81-year-old preacher.
:15:49
- Oh, Dude, Niagara's coming!
- Watch it. This stuff burns holes, baby.
:15:53
- I'm sorry.
- That's all right.
:16:00
Oh, Queenie...
:16:07
Dude, Annie's here. Let's go.
:16:08
- Annie?
- I'll be right out!
:16:11
What do you need an apple for?
What more luck do we need?
:16:14
You just gave me a wedding present -
the place in Maryland.
:16:17
I'm gonna give you one.
An all-year house on a silver platter.
:16:21
- The whole city of New York.
- I don't want New York.
:16:23
I want a little town in Maryland
where I can play the wife-and-mother bit.
:16:27
You can shake this.
You didn't want it in the first place.
:16:30
- But I'm a man who needs a little action.
- Action?
:16:33
Prohibition's over.
:16:35
Hey, Dude, the man is waitin'.
:16:38
- All right, all right.
- What man? Who are you seeing tonight?
:16:42
I'm making a meet with our future,
sweetheart. Mr Big himself.
:16:47
- Not Darcey?
- You're right. Darcey.
:16:50
Dude, no. You're not going to Chicago?
:16:52
No. The mountain is coming to the Dude.
I'm not going to Chicago.
:16:56
Darcey in New York?
The police said they'd never let him in.
:16:59
They didn't let him in. I did.