1:14:00
I'm sure she's all right.
1:14:02
You might also be interested in the fact
that I had a word with Mr Orient.
1:14:06
You called Mr Orient?
1:14:08
We won't have to worry
about him any more.
1:14:11
- What did you say to him?
- I can't discuss it now.
1:14:14
I'm awaiting a call from Mrs Hambler.
Good night, dear.
1:14:24
I don't care if she is her mother.
It was a crummy thing to do.
1:14:29
Poor Val.
1:14:32
She really loves him very much.
1:14:34
I know. I went through exactly
the same thing with John Barrymore.
1:14:38
- Who?
- What did you say?
1:14:42
I said who's he,
this guy you went through it with?
1:14:45
You mean you don't know
who John Barrymore was?
1:14:48
No.
1:14:50
- You've never even heard his name?
- No.
1:14:57
Excuse me. It's later than I think.
1:15:02
Isn't there anything we can do for her?
1:15:04
They don't love her.
Nobody loves her but us.
1:15:07
They stick her in schools and
with doctors. Anything to get rid of her.
1:15:11
It'll ruin her. It'll kill her
if she's gotta go on like this.
1:15:14
- I know, darling.
- Couldn't we ask Mr Boyd?
1:15:17
- Of course not.
- But if they don't want her...
1:15:19
You don't know that, not really.
1:15:21
Families have different relationships.
1:15:24
It wouldn't matter, anyway. No matter
what they do or how they feel about her,
1:15:28
they're still her parents,
and children belong to their parents.
1:15:33
- Who fixed that?
- Don't look at me.
1:15:36
But this much we can do. We'll give her
our love as much as we possibly can
1:15:40
and try and make her feel
that our home is also hers.
1:15:43
- If we can do more, then we will.
- Thanks, Mom.
1:15:45
And for the stockings
and the money and everything.
1:15:48
Except for Val,
it's been a wonderful Christmas.
1:15:51
Good night, darling.
And don't worry too much about Val.
1:15:55
One thing about unwanted children - they
soon learn to take care of themselves.