:07:01
why don't you call me when you
get back from the honeymoon?
:07:03
We'll have a nice long lunch.
:07:05
- Look at the birdie.
- Oh.
:07:07
No, I've got the report.
Thank you.
:07:10
Uh, often among boys
who live in cities and towns, comma...
:07:14
Less often among farm boys, period.
:07:18
Perhaps you wanna say
"boys from small towns';...
:07:20
- instead of farm boys. "
- Say-Say farm boys. Farm boys.
:07:23
What's the difference?
He's gonna rewrite it anyway.
:07:25
Henry.
:07:27
Everything looks in order here.
:07:29
You can have either Thanksgiving
or Christmas off.
:07:31
Your choice entirely.
:07:34
Do you need anything before I go?
:07:38
We'll never get this book done
if people start leaving early.
:07:40
I'll stay if you let me
help you with these.
:07:42
You don't have the time to answer
each one personally.
:07:44
If people take the trouble to write,
it's the least I can do.
:07:47
Mrs. Kinsey said to remind you
to come home to eat.
:07:49
And your father phoned again.
Do you want me to talk to him?
:07:54
No. I'll do it.
:08:06
For thine is the kingdom...
:08:08
and the power
and the glory forever.
:08:12
- Amen.
- Amen.
:08:16
- Hello, Mildred.
- Mr. Morrissey.
:08:19
Come say hello to Father.
:08:32
I'm very sad for you, Alfred.
:08:35
Well, it's not as though
I'll be alone.
:08:38
My daughter's too fat
to get a husband.
:08:41
And my son's lost his business.
He moved back home.
:08:45
The only one I got rid of
is the big scientist.
:08:47
Now he's working on some...
secret project.
:08:51
He was always the secretive type.
:08:53
Would you really like to know
what I'm working on, Father?
:08:57
Oh, listen to this.
He's gonna tell me his big secret.
:08:59
It's really not a secret at all.