:57:08
- Dick, l'm glad you could make it.
- Charlie.
:57:11
That's some
snappy-looking Mercedes.
:57:14
- Come around the back.
We're just about to eat.
- What's that, the 300 ?
:57:17
Yeah, it's my father's birthday,
so l bought myself a car.
:57:20
- lt's only got 110 miles on it.
- The show's treatin' you well, huh ?
:57:26
[ Mrs. Wilson ] Dorothy, your
tomato salad is fabulous.
:57:28
- What's your secret ?
- Manure.
:57:31
Now, look at Thomas. Thomas
is aerodynamically designed
to go directly to heaven.
:57:35
- And who are you ?
- Dick. Goodwin.
:57:39
- l'm a friend of Charlie's.
- Ah.
:57:42
- You sound like you're from Boston.
- Brookline, actually.
:57:44
[ Both Laughing ]
:57:48
The wrong girl for me.
:57:51
- You know l didn't.
- You did. We have horseradish
growing in the garden.
:57:54
Well, that's good.
[ Laughs ]
:57:57
- How long have you been married ?
- Twenty years.
:57:59
- Aunt lrita had an affair
with Wendall Willkie.
- Hmm ?
:58:04
''Now see summer bloom upon this lea.
Three score rings around this tree.
:58:09
Once green;
now bare.
:58:11
Once lush;
now sere.
:58:13
Consoled only that l am...
:58:16
- planted here.
- You certainly are.
:58:18
- Roots thick...
- And old.
:58:20
- and deep,
- And doddering.
:58:22
- assuage my woes--''
- A termite nibbles at my toes.
:58:26
- Et tu, Bunny ?
- Charlie, is Jack Berry single ?
:58:29
- l think so.
- My roommate has a crush on him.
She wants you to introduce her.
:58:32
- What's Dave Garroway like ?
- Cheap.
- Cheap ?
:58:35
- Wasn't l talking ?
- You were, yes. Talking
and talking and talking.
:58:39
Charlie's famous,
like Elvis Presley.
:58:42
Like Leopold of Belgium,
usurped by his son before his time.
:58:46
l suppose that makes me
King Baudouin ?
:58:48
Next birthday, you all get
a dirty limerick.
:58:50
- l certainly hope so.
- [ Laughing ]
:58:54
[ Woman ] So how's it feel, Charlie ?
:58:57
[ Charlie ] Well, l can't even
eat dinner in a restaurant anymore.