Married Life

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00:00:26 # I can't give you
00:00:32 # That's the only thing
00:00:36 # Dream a while
00:00:37 # Scheme a while
00:00:39 # You're sure to find
00:00:41 # Happiness, and I guess
00:00:45 # All the things
00:00:47 # Gee, I'd like to see
00:00:53 # Diamond cufflinks
00:00:59 # Till that lucky day
00:01:04 # I can't give you
00:01:11 # I can't give you
00:01:16 # That's the thing
00:01:18 # Dream a while
00:01:20 # Scheme a while
00:01:22 # You're sure to find
00:01:24 # Happiness, and I guess
00:01:27 # All the things
00:01:30 # Gee, I'd like to see you
00:01:36 # Diamond cufflinks Woolworth's
00:01:42 # Till that lucky day
00:01:47 # I can't give you
00:01:54 # I can't give you
00:01:59 # I can't give you
00:02:05 # I can't give you anything
00:02:08 # But love #
00:02:24 This is
00:02:28 He's married.
00:02:30 He likes his wife.
00:02:33 It can happen.
00:02:36 I'm sorry, Mr. Allen,
00:02:39 Yes, Miss Jones.
00:02:41 Get Mr. Langley
00:02:43 Yes, sir.
00:02:45 Myself? I always thought marriage
00:02:50 Like the flu or chickenpox,
00:02:53 to which I was
00:03:00 It all began on
00:03:05 when Harry called to ask me
00:03:09 saying he had something
00:03:14 So, what's so
00:03:17 To our mutual
00:03:19 Uh-huh.
00:03:21 You're not dying on me or
00:03:24 No.
00:03:26 Just the opposite.
00:03:29 So?
00:03:31 Let's grab a table before
00:03:39 Do you like Pat, Rich?
00:03:42 I mean,
00:03:45 Of course I like Pat.
00:03:48 You know I'm fond of her.
00:03:50 Since the day I met her.
00:03:52 Of course.
00:03:55 What are you getting at?
00:03:57 Well, I'm going
00:04:01 And I thought
00:04:03 I thought you
00:04:05 Why, may I ask,
00:04:07 Because I want
00:04:12 Oh. That sounds
00:04:14 I'm being
00:04:16 Well, what's her name?
00:04:21 Look, I know you and Pat
00:04:24 your marriage is
00:04:26 As a matter of fact,
00:04:28 I always thought
00:04:30 The most successful marriage
00:04:34 Her name is Kay.
00:04:36 It's Kay Nesbitt.
00:04:37 Pat will take it hard.
00:04:40 I know. I tried
00:04:44 I can't stand to
00:04:46 You know how I am.
00:04:48 Why don't you have Kay,
00:04:52 as your girlfriend?
00:04:56 Just to make sure.
00:04:58 What, you mean
00:05:00 Just to make sure.
00:05:01 I am sure.
00:05:03 I always dreamed of a woman being
00:05:07 For Pat, love means
00:05:11 And what is that?
00:05:12 Sex.
00:05:15 All the rest of it, the romantic
00:05:19 what you always call
00:05:22 it all boils down
00:05:25 Love is sex.
00:05:27 The rest is affection
00:05:30 You're wrong.
00:05:32 You're completely
00:05:35 Well, you're a romantic
00:05:39 If you don't want the truth,
00:05:52 But I do love you,
00:05:55 I do. Really.
00:05:59 And you know
00:06:01 as that very first night
00:06:03 I know you do.
00:06:06 Perhaps I'm not made
00:06:08 I don't know.
00:06:10 I've tried to be
00:06:13 From the day
00:06:14 she committed herself,
00:06:17 she came to life.
00:06:20 But physically only.
00:06:23 Only physically, Richard.
00:06:26 I know some men
00:06:32 but I want more.
00:06:34 We all have to put up with
00:06:38 We can't have everything.
00:06:44 You can't possibly
00:06:46 You're with a different woman
00:06:49 I'm going to have to
00:06:54 I have to.
00:06:57 I've made up my mind.
00:07:25 Dear, sweet, gentle Kay.
00:07:45 What on earth drew a girl
00:07:50 That I could
00:07:56 Maybe you were lonely.
00:07:59 Maybe you were smitten.
00:08:05 In truth, who can ever
00:08:11 It's always been
00:08:24 It was the next Sunday
00:08:27 Harry and Pat walked to have
00:08:30 her husband Tom and their
00:08:35 Good afternoon.
00:08:36 Hello.
00:08:39 That awful dog.
00:08:42 That awful woman.
00:08:46 Poor old
00:08:48 So I said, "What you have is an
00:08:53 "You're frigid in
00:08:55 which completely confused
00:08:59 So I told her that without
00:09:02 she would never
00:09:04 We talked about her
00:09:06 Harry was already looking
00:09:11 He'd made all
00:09:14 All his excuses
00:09:18 It has always been the
00:09:20 to use their business
00:09:25 Gotta go.
00:09:28 Harry, it's Sunday.
00:09:32 Duty calls, darling.
00:09:36 I need to get a head start
00:09:39 So be it.
00:09:42 But when evil
00:09:44 I appreciate the television
00:09:50 That's all
00:09:53 I want to spoil you,
00:09:55 and shower you
00:09:57 and give and give.
00:09:59 Just to see you smile.
00:10:05 I love that smile.
00:10:09 Harry,
00:10:16 That's why I love you.
00:10:27 He had to get out
00:10:29 He had to have Kay.
00:10:33 But how?
00:10:35 He couldn't stand to shatter
00:10:51 You know, the other
00:10:53 John O'Brien was
00:10:56 that he thinks a woman
00:10:59 can pay a heavy price.
00:11:02 What do you suppose
00:11:05 Oh, it's all rather
00:11:09 He was drinking.
00:11:11 What is the price
00:11:15 Tell me.
00:11:17 I don't know.
00:11:21 Let's skip it. You'll
00:11:23 No, go on.
00:11:25 I'd say he was
00:11:31 if a married man
00:11:34 falls in love
00:11:37 the dedicated wife is
00:11:42 And she remembers
00:11:45 Before they married,
00:11:49 as she made him.
00:11:52 A better-finished
00:11:57 A product another woman
00:12:15 You've given this
00:12:21 I know you don't
00:12:36 No.
00:12:40 I do love you.
00:12:53 Pat.
00:12:55 Pat.
00:12:59 Pat?
00:13:05 Pat! Pat?
00:13:08 Pat?
00:13:10 Thanks for coming
00:13:13 That's all
00:13:16 I thought she was
00:13:18 Not a bad way to go,
00:13:21 If you ask me, it's the
00:13:24 Quick and easy.
00:13:26 But, no, she's fine.
00:13:29 The pain in her chest
00:13:31 by an emotional
00:13:34 Are you aware of anything that
00:13:39 Anything at all?
00:13:42 No. Nothing I can think of.
00:13:47 When it comes to the
00:13:50 Whereabouts
00:13:52 Fairhaven.
00:13:53 I'm no exception.
00:13:55 She's got a little house with
00:13:58 and a decent job in town,
00:14:02 I wanted Harry's girl.
00:14:04 That's near your weekend cabin.
00:14:06 Yeah, not far.
00:14:10 You know, if you come by one
00:14:13 you should stop by
00:14:16 Hmm.
00:14:17 There's not much for
00:14:20 When I'm not around, she's just
00:14:23 She's a reader,
00:14:25 Hmm.
00:14:26 Is she?
00:14:29 I want you to get to know
00:14:33 Oh, but she won't
00:14:36 I assure you,
00:14:38 She'll have nothing to do
00:14:41 You know how
00:14:43 run kicking
00:14:44 when they see me coming.
00:14:47 Well, stick with me,
00:14:49 I'll make a good man out of you yet.
00:14:57 It was while Harry was away
00:15:02 As a friend.
00:15:04 Or a friend of a friend.
00:15:12 These look wonderful.
00:15:15 Is this your father?
00:15:17 Yes, it is.
00:15:19 He died of cancer, the
00:15:24 Oh, I'm sorry.
00:15:26 He looks like a kind man.
00:15:29 He was a drunk, actually.
00:15:32 But he was kind,
00:15:39 Thank you.
00:15:47 That's my late husband,
00:15:50 The men in my life don't
00:15:52 I'll warn Harry.
00:15:55 Please do.
00:15:59 Ronnie and I moved here
00:16:02 But he went missing right
00:16:08 The Navy declared
00:16:13 February of '47.
00:16:18 It's funny
00:16:20 how he kept me hoping.
00:16:24 His body was
00:16:33 I'm sorry.
00:16:37 I only had him for
00:16:39 but I really don't
00:16:42 You're lucky.
00:16:44 Why? Do you
00:16:50 Hmm.
00:16:51 Lots.
00:16:54 And much more to come.
00:16:58 But about two years ago,
00:17:01 I pulled
00:17:04 And then with Harry's help.
00:17:06 My dear, sweet Harry.
00:17:13 Would you care
00:17:16 Yes, please.
00:17:19 I'll take a whiskey.
00:17:23 My mother came to live with
00:17:27 And taught me to
00:17:31 A year ago, she died.
00:17:34 Thank you.
00:17:37 So here I am.
00:17:46 That's my life,
00:17:51 What about coming out
00:17:55 We could go into town
00:17:59 Come on. Little change
00:18:05 Well, I don't see why not.
00:18:12 Thank you.
00:18:15 You know, the trouble with Harry is
00:18:17 he's a man who depends
00:18:22 And he's married
00:18:24 who maybe doesn't.
00:18:27 Is that what Harry says?
00:18:29 No, that's what I think.
00:18:33 Harry's just never had
00:18:39 Until now.
00:18:41 Yes, until now.
00:18:46 You know,
00:18:52 Yes.
00:18:57 It must be difficult
00:19:02 I hate it.
00:19:04 You know, they say
00:19:07 a woman needs to be
00:19:10 But it's not
00:19:11 She also needs
00:19:13 Sounds old-fashioned.
00:19:16 But it's true.
00:19:16 I'm sure it is.
00:19:18 I want to look after Harry,
00:19:21 just as he wants
00:19:25 You're his closest friend.
00:19:27 He's been hurt
00:19:31 And I want
00:19:34 Like a nurse.
00:19:39 Well, then.
00:19:42 Well, then.
00:19:45 Let's have some pie.
00:19:47 No, I'm fine,
00:19:48 One pie. Two forks.
00:19:55 Do you think I'm wrong
00:19:59 I'm not the judge
00:20:03 I don't know you
00:20:06 I just want him
00:20:11 Well, I do, too.
00:20:14 And I can
00:20:16 Happier than he's been.
00:20:26 Then it's agreed.
00:20:30 Are you in love
00:20:32 I love him dearly.
00:20:39 Are you in love with him?
00:20:44 Yes.
00:20:52 Did I sense
00:20:56 I thought I did.
00:20:58 I wanted to.
00:21:04 Should I come in for
00:21:07 No. I'm pooped.
00:21:09 Okay.
00:21:11 Good night, then.
00:21:13 Good night.
00:21:37 When are you and
00:21:41 September the 3rd is
00:21:44 Then I shall miss
00:21:45 I sail on
00:21:47 Something was
00:21:49 Something I had
00:21:53 The thought that those
00:21:56 should ever be allowed
00:21:58 tortured me
00:22:00 I love you.
00:22:01 Where was he now?
00:22:03 With his wife, like a
00:22:07 Or with Kay?
00:22:11 In her arms?
00:22:13 In her bed?
00:22:21 I had to find out.
00:22:28 Pat, how are you?
00:22:29 Fine, Rich.
00:22:31 Yourself?
00:22:32 Oh, couldn't be better.
00:22:33 How is the old chap?
00:22:36 Out of town.
00:22:39 Oh, I didn't know that.
00:22:41 Neither did he.
00:22:43 I tell you, I don't
00:22:45 if he didn't have me
00:22:47 Can you hear me, Rich?
00:22:49 Mmm-hmm. We've had
00:22:51 Rich? Yes. I hear
00:22:55 Well, I suppose
00:22:57 You sound as though
00:22:59 Maybe a quiet
00:23:01 Anytime.
00:23:03 You know your room
00:23:05 Well, thank you.
00:23:08 And, well, good night.
00:23:09 Good night, dear.
00:23:22 Pat Allen could never imagine
00:23:31 So much for
00:23:40 I never believed much in it.
00:23:48 I believe even less now.
00:24:26 How far are you going?
00:24:28 Couple of miles
00:24:32 Thanks for stopping, pal.
00:24:42 Mind if I turn up
00:24:44 It's bitter out there.
00:24:48 Alvin's my name.
00:24:51 Nice meeting you, Alvin.
00:24:54 Care for a smoke?
00:24:55 No, thank you.
00:24:59 You're out late.
00:25:01 I was with my sister.
00:25:06 Just visiting a friend.
00:25:11 Whereabouts does
00:25:13 Ferndale.
00:25:19 She died tonight.
00:25:22 I'm sorry to hear that.
00:25:26 Very sorry.
00:25:28 Frankly, pal,
00:25:31 She was barely hanging on
00:25:35 We all gotta go sometime.
00:25:37 It's not dying that counts,
00:25:40 And she died
00:25:42 Both my parents
00:25:45 so I'm no stranger
00:25:47 The last two days
00:25:50 Then the poison just burst right
00:25:56 and she was gone.
00:25:58 "A blessed release," she
00:26:01 It was a blessed release.
00:26:04 Just ended.
00:26:06 She's at peace now, Mildred.
00:26:08 That's all that matters.
00:26:12 She's happy.
00:27:25 And so,
00:27:27 with the innocent touch
00:27:30 Harry's mind was made up.
00:27:34 He would have to kill her.
00:27:36 "A blessed release."
00:27:39 It was the only logical way for
00:27:43 And he would
00:27:52 Once the emotions involved in taking
00:27:59 the greater emotion involved
00:28:08 Between plan
00:28:10 there's a wide gap.
00:28:26 You know, you've gotta be
00:28:28 That stuff can
00:28:29 Yes, I know.
00:28:31 I keep it hidden away
00:28:36 If you got kids around...
00:28:37 No.
00:28:38 I don't have any children.
00:28:41 I have to ask you
00:28:46 Of course.
00:28:55 Right here at the "x".
00:29:06 Alvin's my name.
00:29:21 So, what kind you got?
00:29:23 Huh?
00:29:24 Camera.
00:29:28 Uh...
00:29:33 All kinds.
00:29:42 Sir?
00:29:45 You do need to pay.
00:29:49 Uh, pardon me.
00:30:43 How was your trip, darling?
00:30:46 Nothing unusual.
00:30:52 You're still in your coat.
00:30:55 I just wanted
00:30:57 before I settled in
00:31:00 I missed you, too.
00:31:07 I think we should go to
00:31:10 Spend some time alone.
00:31:13 Harry, we can't. What about
00:31:15 Cancel them.
00:31:18 I want to be
00:31:22 Okay.
00:31:25 I might go up
00:31:28 Okay.
00:31:31 I'll go get
00:31:33 Good night.
00:31:41 Good night.
00:31:48 On Friday afternoon,
00:31:51 I took the rest
00:31:52 and drove north
00:31:56 I had visited Kay
00:31:59 But today I knew
00:32:04 I was restless.
00:32:06 I needed to know how much time
00:32:10 Before I lost Kay forever.
00:33:12 Jesus Christ!
00:33:14 John O'Brien.
00:33:17 O'Brien was part of
00:33:19 An unpublished fiction writer
00:33:22 And to his credit, the only one
00:33:28 He lived alone nearby and
00:33:31 for drinks and inspiration.
00:33:45 Richard?
00:33:46 Ah!
00:33:48 John.
00:33:50 Yes, I was just popping in
00:33:53 for a breath of
00:33:58 "The Assyrian came down
00:34:01 Yes.
00:34:05 Come in this way.
00:34:06 Thanks.
00:34:16 How are you, Richard?
00:34:25 Hello, Pat.
00:34:28 Got a bed for
00:34:30 Of course
00:34:31 You know that,
00:34:39 God, it's a lovely evening.
00:34:41 Isn't it?
00:34:45 Should be fine tomorrow, too,
00:34:53 I should buy
00:34:55 You really should.
00:34:58 Yes.
00:35:00 Maybe I will one day.
00:35:07 Would you like
00:35:09 No, thanks.
00:35:11 I can put some on.
00:35:12 Please. Don't make
00:35:16 I could do with a cup.
00:35:20 And some cookies,
00:35:25 Maybe Richard would prefer
00:35:27 to warm him up
00:35:30 I expect Pat could
00:35:34 I think just a cup of
00:35:38 Sure.
00:35:50 Maybe I should go upstairs,
00:35:53 It seems I forgot
00:35:55 I'm sorry.
00:35:57 I'll survive.
00:36:55 Well...
00:37:02 Know what?
00:37:03 How things stand
00:37:08 Yes. Yes, I guess I do.
00:37:12 At least I know how
00:37:15 But appearance
00:37:19 I saw you kissing her
00:37:23 That's exactly
00:37:24 Yes, well,
00:37:26 I'm not married to Pat, and I
00:37:30 Pat's not the first woman
00:37:32 when her husband's
00:37:34 It's not a flirtation.
00:37:36 As far as I'm concerned,
00:37:38 I've seen nothing.
00:37:39 The fire can play
00:37:42 It's not for me
00:37:43 that could be based
00:37:47 I'm very much
00:37:52 And he's in love with me.
00:37:55 That's the way it is.
00:38:03 So.
00:38:07 Divorce?
00:38:11 No.
00:38:14 No divorce.
00:38:16 Not ever?
00:38:20 I made a bargain with Harry,
00:38:24 In sickness
00:38:27 If I thought he didn't
00:38:30 But I'm all he's got
00:38:33 He has no one.
00:38:36 I'm very fond
00:38:39 And I can't stand the thought of
00:38:49 Do you think he might
00:38:53 Perhaps not
00:38:57 He may start
00:39:01 And his clothes
00:39:06 He'd be lonely.
00:39:09 He'd get caught up
00:39:10 who would drag him down and
00:39:15 What do you think, John?
00:39:18 I guess
00:39:21 Poor guy hasn't had much fun
00:39:30 Do you want to
00:39:32 Please.
00:39:34 He would be lost
00:39:39 I certainly think he might try
00:39:42 Drinking, maybe.
00:39:45 Too much at first.
00:39:47 No, thank you.
00:39:48 And the business.
00:39:50 I can't stand to think what
00:39:57 And think of
00:40:03 I'm not at all certain
00:40:06 upon the unhappiness
00:40:10 Some could.
00:40:12 But not someone with
00:40:17 You're too good.
00:40:24 Thanks for being
00:40:27 Don't you think, Rich,
00:40:30 With some nice
00:40:34 No, I don't.
00:40:38 I don't think Harry would
00:40:42 Pat is his entire world.
00:40:46 And don't forget I've
00:41:00 Harry arrived
00:41:02 not long after
00:41:07 He was disappointed
00:41:10 I didn't know
00:41:14 I didn't know of
00:41:16 and that he needed
00:41:18 I'll put the water on.
00:41:21 I didn't know there was
00:41:28 Good evening, Rich.
00:41:30 Good to see you, Harry.
00:41:33 Can you believe
00:41:36 Yeah, I got it.
00:41:41 Just what I need.
00:41:46 Pharmaceuticals.
00:41:49 That's the future.
00:41:51 I could use a good stock tip
00:41:56 What I could use
00:42:03 Harry!
00:42:12 He just went to
00:42:17 Oh, Pat.
00:42:23 Harry.
00:42:40 Poor old Brutus.
00:42:54 His heart just stopped.
00:42:58 Here you go. Here you go.
00:43:00 At least he didn't
00:43:07 It was a practice run.
00:43:12 And it confirmed everything
00:43:24 You'll have to come and stay with
00:43:29 When are you
00:43:31 One of these days.
00:43:39 Seeing her standing there,
00:43:40 I was suddenly
00:43:42 of the most revolting
00:43:46 I had never imagined
00:43:47 to sacrifice
00:43:51 But that is what I
00:43:55 And it made me
00:43:58 I will come clean.
00:44:02 I knew enough to
00:44:05 Pat?
00:44:08 Yes?
00:44:13 Pat...
00:44:14 What is it, Rich?
00:44:18 I could go to town
00:44:20 with Brutus' name
00:44:25 Yes.
00:44:28 That would be nice.
00:44:29 What do you say, Harry?
00:44:32 Yeah, if you'd like.
00:44:39 If only Harry had stayed
00:44:43 so much might have been changed.
00:44:47 As it turned out,
00:44:50 such sentimentality
00:44:54 What's the uproar about?
00:44:55 Come on, throw on some
00:44:57 We're going out
00:44:59 Celebrate what,
00:45:01 Well, we'll decide
00:45:04 Come on,
00:45:06 Change into something sleek,
00:45:08 Let no time be wasted.
00:45:10 This is no night for
00:45:12 to be in the house
00:45:14 But what's so special
00:45:16 Nothing special about tonight.
00:45:21 Give me ten minutes?
00:45:22 Too long.
00:45:24 The horses are
00:45:26 Well, if the coachman wants
00:45:29 The coachman will!
00:45:37 # Turn back the clock and
00:45:40 # All night long
00:45:43 # All night long
00:45:46 # All night long
00:45:50 Sir, there's only 20
00:45:52 We don't care.
00:45:53 We really don't.
00:46:09 # Now it don't matter
00:46:12 # The cops ain't coming out
00:46:15 # The joint is jumpin',
00:46:18 # And satisfy your soul
00:46:20 # All night long
00:46:23 # All night long
00:46:26 # All night long
00:46:28 # Rockin' all night long #
00:46:39 Would you like to do
00:46:42 There'll be a swell new
00:46:47 I don't think
00:46:52 Well...
00:46:54 I think he might be
00:47:00 We can't be together
00:47:02 He might be a bit hurt.
00:47:05 I'm not sure Harry has
00:47:09 What do you mean?
00:47:14 You know as well
00:47:21 I suppose I do.
00:47:25 It's just hard for him
00:47:29 I wouldn't want to be
00:47:32 He's always trying to do
00:47:35 Well, I don't know
00:47:40 What I do know is you are.
00:47:47 Perfect, that is.
00:47:49 In my eyes.
00:47:59 You know, Kay,
00:48:03 it'll be hard to build
00:48:05 upon the unhappiness
00:48:08 Some people could.
00:48:11 But not people with your
00:48:15 Not this way.
00:48:25 Would you like to
00:48:28 Or a nightcap
00:48:30 Hmm.
00:48:31 A morning cap?
00:48:33 Well, just about.
00:48:35 I think even I
00:48:45 Okay. Good night.
00:48:47 Good night.
00:48:53 May I have that
00:48:56 What's left of it.
00:49:00 Well, if you want.
00:49:02 Why?
00:49:05 Because it touched
00:49:22 Good night.
00:49:33 I'd heard a Texan say
00:49:36 after the liberation
00:49:38 It was corny, of course.
00:49:41 But it worked.
00:49:52 October 26th.
00:49:54 Harry Allen is as sane
00:49:59 He was simply convinced that
00:50:02 without fear,
00:50:06 involved no hardship at all.
00:50:12 What was the alternative?
00:50:14 A life of suffering
00:50:16 The humiliation of
00:50:20 Harry loved Pat too much
00:50:24 You look especially
00:50:26 Thank you, darling.
00:50:29 Like one of those Sleep All
00:50:34 "Drink a cup of Sleep All
00:50:37 "and be a beauty like me."
00:50:39 I don't think they'd sell much
00:50:42 They'd sell plenty of
00:50:46 You're prettier today
00:50:49 Thank you.
00:50:51 Let's feast this morning.
00:50:52 You know I shouldn't.
00:50:54 Eat, drink and be merry,
00:50:57 I'll taste everything.
00:51:03 That's the paper.
00:51:04 Let me go down
00:51:12 I feel like a queen!
00:51:23 Care for another
00:51:26 Yes, please.
00:51:33 Not so much butter on it
00:51:37 Been having
00:51:38 Not too bad.
00:51:41 But you still take
00:51:44 Religiously, sir.
00:51:48 Sometimes around lunch.
00:51:52 That's good.
00:52:00 Have another sausage.
00:52:01 No, I shouldn't.
00:52:03 It took a long
00:52:12 Honestly, Harry.
00:52:14 I don't know what we're gonna eat
00:52:53 Harry?
00:52:56 Harry, have you seen
00:53:10 What's going on in there?
00:53:13 I'm in the tub.
00:53:19 In the tub?
00:53:23 I forgot to take
00:53:26 Guess I'm not
00:53:29 I'll say.
00:53:31 Have you seen my
00:53:33 That last sausage
00:53:35 What, the bottle?
00:53:36 Yes.
00:53:38 I have it here.
00:53:40 Why do you
00:53:42 Oh, my stomach's
00:53:45 Thought I'd steal a dose
00:53:49 You poor thing.
00:53:54 Uh...
00:53:55 Not much of a cook, am I?
00:53:58 Well, use the toothbrush mug,
00:54:01 The powder makes the glass
00:54:07 All right, will do.
00:54:21 Here you go.
00:54:25 Thanks.
00:54:30 You're not gonna
00:54:31 Not quite yet.
00:54:35 I'll take a dose before
00:54:38 That should repair
00:54:41 I'm sorry.
00:54:42 It was a lovely breakfast.
00:54:44 A lovely gesture, darling.
00:54:54 Bye-bye, Harry.
00:54:59 Bye-bye, Pat.
00:55:07 Take care of yourself.
00:55:09 I will.
00:55:12 I'm sorry.
00:55:14 Don't be silly.
00:56:01 Harry.
00:56:03 Harry.
00:56:04 Harry, what do you think?
00:56:16 Excuse me
00:57:01 Operator.
00:57:03 I have been dialing
00:57:07 And I get a strange tone.
00:57:09 We've had this
00:57:11 What's the number
00:57:14 42392.
00:57:17 Hold the line.
00:57:20 I'm sorry, caller,
00:57:24 Well, can't you fix it
00:57:26 I'll report it to
00:58:17 Daddy?
00:58:19 No, Charlie, put your
00:58:23 Grandpa, is that you?
00:58:26 Call your mommy, Charlie.
00:58:28 When are you gonna come
00:58:31 I don't know, sweetie.
00:58:33 You go play.
00:58:40 Mrs. Walsh?
00:58:42 This is Harry Allen
00:58:44 Listen, I wonder if you
00:58:48 I've been trying to call my wife,
00:58:51 You want
00:58:54 Yes. Yes, that's it.
00:58:56 Hold on a moment.
00:59:00 Shut up! Just shut up!
00:59:14 Mr. Allen?
00:59:19 Mr. Allen?
00:59:20 Yes?
00:59:21 There's no answer
00:59:25 I could write a note for you
00:59:40 Oh, that's so kind
00:59:46 Could you ask her
00:59:49 She could use my
00:59:52 Of course.
00:59:55 Now, thank you,
00:59:58 Goodbye.
01:00:12 Is everything all right,
01:00:17 Why shouldn't it be?
01:00:20 I thought you looked
01:00:23 Nonsense.
01:00:31 I'm sorry if I snapped
01:00:35 I think I might
01:00:37 You know how
01:00:38 Oh...
01:00:40 I'll give you some of
01:00:42 I have some in my desk.
01:00:44 Don't bother.
01:00:45 You take a red one
01:00:47 a green one at lunchtime, and a
01:00:51 So it doesn't matter
01:00:53 I don't think
01:00:54 It worked
01:00:56 And Milt in shipping.
01:01:04 I just want you
01:01:08 Otherwise, Mrs. Allen
01:01:15 Mr. Allen's office.
01:01:19 Yes, of course.
01:01:22 Speak of the devil.
01:01:38 Hello?
01:01:40 Well, hello, Harry.
01:01:42 Mrs. Walsh left a note on the
01:01:47 Nothing, really.
01:01:49 Oh, good.
01:01:51 I was worried.
01:01:52 It's not like you to
01:01:54 The line was out of order.
01:01:59 Where are you
01:02:00 Mrs. Walsh's.
01:02:02 I was washing my hair when
01:02:04 I'll call the phone
01:02:09 And how's your tummy?
01:02:11 Better, thanks. I didn't
01:02:14 I'll just take the usual
01:02:17 Oh...
01:02:20 There's this ghastly
01:02:22 with some local
01:02:24 I'll be late.
01:02:27 That's okay.
01:02:29 I'll go see that movie
01:02:33 It probably won't
01:02:36 It's supposed to be good.
01:02:38 Well, don't wait up for me.
01:02:40 Uh...
01:02:41 You know how
01:02:43 I'll be in bed by 11:30,
01:02:48 Bye-bye.
01:03:09 Harry, you must be frozen.
01:03:11 Come in.
01:03:19 Would you like
01:03:21 I'd rather have a whiskey
01:03:25 Of course I can
01:03:29 It's yours, anyway.
01:03:35 Don't keep telling me that the
01:03:39 They're ours.
01:03:42 Well, then. Cheers.
01:03:47 God bless.
01:03:48 Amen.
01:03:53 If there is a God.
01:03:57 Don't you think
01:04:00 This cruel world.
01:04:02 Well, I like to think
01:04:07 Otherwise, how could we
01:04:11 we've been having
01:04:17 Harry, are you
01:04:18 Yes, thank you,
01:04:20 I feel wonderful.
01:04:24 I feel wonderful
01:04:30 You do look a bit off.
01:04:32 It's a little chill.
01:04:36 I'm fine now.
01:04:38 Well, you shouldn't have come
01:04:42 Not on a night like this.
01:04:45 And not be here with you?
01:04:48 No, thank you.
01:04:51 Best take a few aspirins
01:04:59 What's so funny?
01:05:02 Dear Kay,
01:05:05 Nothing frightens me
01:05:14 Why don't I put on
01:05:19 I'll help you.
01:05:21 There's nothing
01:05:23 There isn't.
01:05:24 It just needs
01:05:27 Go and sit.
01:05:29 I'll miss you.
01:05:32 I'll be back
01:05:35 Go on, fix yourself another drink.
01:05:42 What's the matter, Kay?
01:05:44 You're very
01:05:49 Well, I have
01:05:53 Then what's the matter?
01:05:57 For heaven's sake,
01:05:59 Don't just sit there.
01:06:06 What's wrong?
01:06:09 Harry,
01:06:12 I don't want you to
01:06:14 The wrong idea?
01:06:16 What wrong idea
01:06:19 Kay, what's wrong?
01:06:34 Harry,
01:06:36 there's no one who means
01:06:41 The way you do.
01:06:44 And there never has
01:06:52 I just can't go through
01:06:57 I've given it
01:07:00 I don't think
01:07:03 I don't think
01:07:06 or me.
01:07:10 Please, Kay,
01:07:24 Don't you see she would
01:07:28 Would she?
01:07:29 I doubt it.
01:07:31 I want to be happy.
01:07:36 With you.
01:07:40 Well, I, for one,
01:07:46 I would have liked to have married
01:07:52 We can't build our happiness on
01:07:56 Some people could,
01:07:59 but not people with our
01:08:04 What other way is there?
01:08:10 Harry,
01:08:12 this is as hard for me
01:08:16 Then don't let's make
01:08:22 I won't feel any
01:08:41 Let's just see if we could get
01:08:45 without further damage.
01:08:59 Thank you for
01:09:03 And for tonight's dinner.
01:09:06 Harry, please don't
01:09:09 Like what?
01:09:11 In bitterness.
01:09:14 Don't let it end
01:09:21 You think I'm a monster,
01:09:29 I think you might have
01:10:30 You did the right
01:10:36 It was so quick.
01:11:00 May I...
01:11:04 May I have back the letters
01:11:19 Now?
01:11:21 It's easier for both of us
01:11:24 if the letters are
01:11:29 I can burn them.
01:11:34 I'd rather have them.
01:11:43 Harry,
01:11:47 Well, burn them
01:11:54 The whole lot.
01:12:00 Without fail. Please.
01:12:02 Harry.
01:12:03 You...
01:12:10 Let's pretend
01:12:14 just running down to the
01:12:18 Or, better yet,
01:12:31 I've lost
01:12:41 And I'd rather
01:13:01 I'll be in bed by 11:30,
01:13:09 Here you go.
01:13:41 Are you aware you have only one
01:13:44 No, sir, I'm not aware.
01:13:46 Well, don't take
01:13:48 Why don't you step out of the
01:13:50 No, that's all right,
01:13:52 Can we just
01:13:53 Step out
01:14:06 It's just a bad
01:14:08 Let me see your
01:14:11 Well, surely you're not going
01:14:13 You're not driving
01:14:15 No. No.
01:14:18 Sure I... Here.
01:14:31 You in a hurry, sir?
01:14:32 No.
01:14:38 But I should
01:14:42 Well, you should've
01:14:43 before you decided
01:14:44 But I haven't
01:14:47 Everything's in order.
01:14:48 Good, thank you.
01:14:58 You're free to go.
01:14:59 All right. Thank you.
01:16:09 You're home early.
01:16:18 Are you all right, Harry?
01:16:43 I must've dozed off.
01:16:59 Oh, dear, what's wrong?
01:17:10 I want you to know.
01:17:13 Know what?
01:17:17 How much I need you.
01:17:21 I know, darling.
01:17:23 I've always known that.
01:17:55 Funny, I could swear
01:17:59 I think my mind is going.
01:18:02 We must be getting older.
01:18:05 Yes, we are.
01:18:08 A bit too set in
01:18:12 Yes.
01:18:18 I love you, Pat.
01:18:23 I love you, too.
01:19:11 Harry?
01:19:17 Why don't we take a trip
01:19:26 I would like that.
01:19:32 How was the picture?
01:19:36 Fine.
01:19:44 It was a good picture.
01:20:19 And so Harry and Pat
01:20:24 in that way couples do.
01:20:44 Kay and I waited till the
01:20:49 I guess we want to be
01:20:52 To let the pain
01:20:59 She's a doll.
01:21:03 You're a lucky man.
01:21:06 I suppose I am.
01:21:08 You are.
01:21:10 Couldn't happen
01:21:13 Aw...
01:21:14 Thank you, Pat.
01:21:15 How serious is it?
01:21:18 Oh, it's very serious.
01:21:20 The most serious
01:21:23 There's something
01:21:28 So, marriage?
01:21:34 Yes, marriage.
01:21:41 If she'll have me.
01:21:42 Of course she'll
01:21:44 How could she not?
01:21:52 Wait, wait,
01:21:55 A toast.
01:22:01 To Richard and Kay.
01:22:06 To us.
01:22:12 To all of us.
01:22:23 To life!
01:22:25 It was later that night
01:22:30 It was a funny story,
01:22:33 about a man who tried
01:22:36 and then found he would
01:22:47 Three words.
01:22:59 The drummer boy
01:23:03 And so we were married,
01:23:06 Kay and I.
01:23:08 We were meant
01:23:12 Harry was my best man.
01:23:17 Did we build our happiness
01:23:21 That's for you to judge.
01:23:23 Road. Road. Road.
01:23:32 Whoever in this
01:23:34 in the mind of the person
01:23:36 Road to Morocco!
01:23:38 ...please, raise your hand.
01:23:43 I know you can't.
01:24:01 Thank you.
01:24:03 I appreciate the drinks.
01:24:05 Your turn. Take care. Good night.
01:24:07 Thank you.
01:24:18 Harry Allen was the
01:24:25 He never once talked
01:24:42 Come on, boy!
01:24:44 In fact, I now believe
01:25:01 It's funny, isn't it?
01:25:03 What we do for love.