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00:01:24	Morning, Professor Hamilton. Telegram.
00:01:26	- Thanks, Luke.
00:01:29	...and not wait till you get to the college.
00:01:32	- Nippy. More snow in the air.
00:01:34	- Morning, professor.
00:01:37	Morning.
00:01:46	- Fruit's on.
00:01:47	Mr. Garroway's coming to see me
00:01:50	- When he comes, please ask him to wait.
00:01:53	- Eligible what?
00:01:55	Is he between 25 and 40,
00:01:58	Oh, I should think Garroway's about 30.
00:02:00	- Well...?
00:02:02	Can he support a wife?
00:02:05	After a fashion.
00:02:06	I should judge he has a rough
00:02:09	Ask a foolish question, get a fool...
00:02:11	Do you want your daughter
00:02:14	Nothing wrong with being an old maid.
00:02:15	"Nothing wrong with being an old maid."
00:02:18	I'm afraid we'll have to leave that
00:02:21	Now, don't go leaving it
00:02:23	Men'll get tired asking her someday.
00:02:25	Even Professor Bangs'll get tired.
00:02:27	- If that ain't him now, I'll eat the doorbell.
00:02:35	- Fruit's...
00:02:41	Good morning, Lucy.
00:02:42	- Fruit's on.
00:02:45	Rummy, get out of that lab.
00:02:48	Haven't I told you a thousand times
00:02:51	You come here, you old rapscallion.
00:02:53	You bunch of trouble.
00:02:55	- Hello, Lucy.
00:02:57	Hello, Rummy.
00:02:59	- Hi, Ann.
00:03:01	I thought I'd drop by
00:03:04	Stop lying, Joe.
00:03:07	If you want the truth...
00:03:08	...I came to see if you looked as good
00:03:12	Oh, Joseph, not on an empty stomach.
00:03:14	Door's open, professor.
00:03:16	Sorry. Didn't notice.
00:03:17	Always a little chilly
00:03:20	- Hello, Bangs.
00:03:22	- Just gonna have breakfast. Join us?
00:03:25	What are you gonna do some morning
00:03:28	- Faint.
00:03:30	...and being constantly frustrated has a
00:03:35	- Ann turn you down again?
00:03:37	- Last night, 8:00, Eastern Standard Time.
00:03:41	- Sit there, Bangs.
00:03:43	Can I reach Ann from here...
00:03:44	...in case I suddenly ask her again
00:03:47	Don't fumble at me, Joe.
00:03:49	I wonder what Rummy wants in the lab.
00:03:54	Speaking of angels.
00:03:55	All right. Come on in,
00:03:57	Come on, Rummy. Come on.
00:04:00	Get up there. Come on.
00:04:03	No, but, Dink, it's very mysterious.
00:04:07	Hey, Rummy.
00:04:11	You know, tetradite has a smell
00:04:17	You mean, Rummy
00:04:20	But he might blow up.
00:04:22	Go ahead, Rummy, I don't care.
00:04:26	In the meantime, I haven't got classes,
00:04:29	No, you take a walk, Joe.
00:04:32	Maybe you ought to give Bangs
00:04:34	Hey, you. Lucy on my neck is enough.
00:04:37	Where I'm concerned, I guess
00:04:40	Well, Joe, if you must be banal,
00:04:44	And where there's no spark,
00:04:48	- No eggs, Lucy, dear.
00:04:50	Oh, not poached.
00:04:53	- Oh, please, not poached.
00:04:55	Then they are poached.
00:04:57	Rummy, be ready and be quick.
00:05:00	If you can eat tetradite,
00:05:02	Oh, poached eggs. That's different.
00:05:05	If you've got a guest,
00:05:08	- He won't stay for dinner.
00:05:10	- A man.
00:05:12	Not Garroway.
00:05:14	I bet he comes in riding piggyback
00:05:17	Not Kaiser. Just Garroway,
00:05:21	Dink, you're joking. Not Garroway.
00:05:23	Why does everyone say, "Not Garroway"?
00:05:26	You mean you don't know?
00:05:29	The inventor of the famous
00:05:31	Ask a foolish question, get a foolish...
00:05:34	For full details on Mr. Garroway,
00:05:37	...of practically any magazine.
00:05:39	"Read your monograph on tetradite.
00:05:42	Stopping by.
00:05:45	If I didn't know it before, I know it now:
00:05:48	People come from all over the world
00:05:51	Garroway,
00:05:53	Smooth as patent leather.
00:05:55	Met him in Washington. Didn't like him.
00:05:58	Don't be too sure. Eggs are getting cold.
00:06:01	Sorry.
00:06:05	Pray for me.
00:06:06	Go to it, Rummy. Get going,
00:06:10	...believe it or not,
00:06:13	...and he ran 29 yards with it
00:06:19	Lucy, I bet you wonder what I'm doing.
00:06:30	It's 6:30.
00:06:32	Good gosh.
00:06:33	- Where does the time go?
00:06:36	He must be long-winded.
00:06:39	There's nothing wrong with him.
00:06:41	Dinner's been ready for half an hour.
00:06:43	6:30, that's awful.
00:06:46	His stomach always begins to growl
00:06:50	I'm not worrying about my dinner
00:06:53	Why hasn't your father
00:06:56	- What do I know about tetradite?
00:06:59	That's got nothing to do with it.
00:07:00	It certainly is taking Dink a long time
00:07:04	- Okay.
00:07:06	- You're a mess.
00:07:09	...he didn't come to see me.
00:07:11	Well, he sure won't stay to see you
00:07:15	Come on, boy.
00:07:20	And that way, tetradite can be
00:07:23	...in a matter of months
00:07:25	I'll go still further.
00:07:27	I guarantee to manufacture it at a price
00:07:31	...or exploited to the public
00:07:33	Oh, Ann, dear. Mr. Garroway.
00:07:35	- My daughter.
00:07:39	How do you do?
00:07:42	How do you do?
00:07:44	I'm sorry. I've been cleaning.
00:07:47	- I hope you'll forgive me for barging in.
00:07:50	You're going after
00:07:53	- I understand it's the best.
00:07:55	My manager, Mr. Warmsley,
00:07:58	- He came on for the negotiations.
00:08:01	Oh, I'm sorry, Ann. Here, take a look.
00:08:04	You know I can't read those blueprints.
00:08:08	I'm turning tetradite over
00:08:11	It's all here. Quick, practical, cheap.
00:08:15	I guarantee it, sir.
00:08:17	You were very confident, Mr. Garroway.
00:08:20	I think "presumptuous" is the word
00:08:24	Well, maybe.
00:08:30	- Dinner will be ready in 10 minutes.
00:08:32	- Yes. You know, dinner.
00:08:35	I'm not. You will join us, of course.
00:08:37	- Of course.
00:08:40	...while Miss Hamilton
00:08:43	Oh, but I...
00:08:44	Yes, naturally. I won't be a minute.
00:08:47	Sure you wouldn't prefer a cocktail?
00:08:49	No. No, thank you very much.
00:08:53	- Your mother?
00:08:56	She died three years ago.
00:08:58	What a sweet-Iooking face.
00:09:01	She was sweet, all right.
00:09:05	...as good a one as dad, and a dynamo.
00:09:09	Mine was just the opposite.
00:09:12	Mother was an invalid for years.
00:09:15	Whenever it snowed, she always said
00:09:18	Walking in the snow.
00:09:22	Why am I talking like this?
00:09:25	- I like it.
00:09:30	Is that why, Ann?
00:09:32	Am I trying to please you?
00:09:33	Whether you're trying or not, you are.
00:09:37	Mr. Garroway, I was wondering...
00:09:40	...were you surprised when I...?
00:09:42	- Met?
00:09:45	No. Whatever put that idea in your head?
00:09:49	You look like no one
00:09:52	That would be it. Someone you'd never
00:09:56	It's quite a shock.
00:09:59	Rummy, mind your manners.
00:10:02	One of the tragedies of my life.
00:10:05	- It's a sign of bad character.
00:10:08	He has no character at all, lazy little...
00:10:11	Eats tetradite. Steals it and eats it.
00:10:13	I've got a dog in Virginia, boy,
00:10:17	But I like you better,
00:10:19	Well, you'll have to forgive him.
00:10:22	If he could read, he'd know
00:10:25	- Every magazine you pick up...
00:10:27	No, seriously.
00:10:29	As an American, I'm very proud to be
00:10:33	- As an American?
00:10:35	How do you feel about it as a girl?
00:10:37	As a girl?
00:10:40	Tickled pink.
00:10:45	And catching that last plane
00:10:49	I'm sorry Dink didn't get back.
00:10:51	It's all right. Anyway, tell him
00:10:55	- I certainly shall.
00:10:56	- Good...
00:10:58	- Electricity from your feet.
00:11:01	Spark?
00:11:40	How fresh this always is, and new.
00:11:43	It always takes me into another world.
00:11:46	Whatever world it was you were in,
00:11:49	Of that I'm certain.
00:11:53	- What do you mean, Dink?
00:11:56	- Dink.
00:11:58	You mustn't say that.
00:12:00	Mustn't speak the truth?
00:12:03	Well, that's not the truth.
00:12:05	- I'm nobody, he's...
00:12:11	All life isn't chemistry.
00:12:13	More than you think.
00:12:19	Oh, dear. Professor Joseph Bangs.
00:12:24	- Hello, Joe.
00:12:26	Thought I'd take a chance on finding you.
00:12:31	- Flowers for you, Miss Hamilton.
00:12:34	Come on in, Joe.
00:12:42	Now, why didn't I think of that?
00:12:47	Good heavens. Hello, Bangs.
00:12:49	- Good evening, sir.
00:12:51	- I can.
00:12:58	Dozens of them.
00:13:00	What a nice way for him
00:13:03	Roses don't show respect,
00:13:06	And we haven't got a vase big enough
00:13:09	Garroway?
00:13:10	Typical ostentation.
00:13:13	Too much personality for a scientist.
00:13:15	He's not a scientist.
00:13:17	He invented
00:13:19	Won the war with it, single-handed.
00:13:21	It was... It is very important.
00:13:24	However, in talking to him...
00:13:26	...I felt I knew more
00:13:29	I don't see why Alan Garroway has to be
00:13:33	It's no crime, you know. Not yet.
00:13:35	Excuse me.
00:13:52	Oh, Dink, that was silly of me.
00:13:54	- Joe go away mad?
00:13:57	Bangs is all right.
00:14:00	- I imagine he's a little jealous.
00:14:03	- Alan Garroway isn't thinking of me.
00:14:06	...another telegram came from him today.
00:14:09	- He'll be back Thursday.
00:14:13	Well, of course.
00:14:14	- He has to.
00:14:17	I know what you're thinking,
00:14:19	- I'm nobody, and he's...
00:14:22	- It happens all the time.
00:14:24	You're my father. You love me.
00:14:28	But Alan Garroway...
00:14:30	Look at me.
00:14:35	You look.
00:14:39	Ann.
00:14:41	- Ann, look here.
00:14:42	Nothing yet.
00:14:45	Now change the formula.
00:14:50	There.
00:14:52	- No nonsense now. That's tetradite.
00:14:55	Well, love is a chemical formula,
00:14:58	I recognize the formula.
00:14:59	That's a very romantic conception, Dink,
00:15:02	You're as bad as Joe Bangs
00:15:04	Don't fight, my dear.
00:15:06	Don't fight feeling the way you must.
00:15:08	But don't think I like the idea, I don't.
00:15:13	- I like our life together.
00:15:15	But it's happening.
00:15:18	You're foaming, my dear.
00:15:19	- I'm not foaming.
00:15:22	Now, pour you into a tube.
00:15:25	Let's call it a church.
00:15:27	Just a drop.
00:15:31	- The world changes.
00:15:34	Is that what you'll say
00:15:36	When the chemist of heaven
00:15:40	To have and to hold
00:15:44	For better or worse,
00:15:50	...in sickness and in health,
00:15:54	...till death do you part.
00:15:57	I will.
00:15:58	I now pronounce you man and wife.
00:16:15	All right?
00:16:17	I've been higher than this
00:16:21	- Will you fasten your safety belt, please?
00:16:24	This is it. Washington.
00:16:31	I'm impressed.
00:16:33	The nearest I've ever been
00:16:36	I wired Warmsley to meet us.
00:16:37	He's the manager
00:16:39	- Oh, I can't...
00:16:43	- What did you say?
00:16:45	No, no. Who? Mrs. Who? Who?
00:16:48	You're very sweet.
00:16:50	Mrs. Garroway. Mrs. Alan Garroway.
00:16:53	Judas.
00:17:10	- Hello, Mr. Garroway.
00:17:11	This is my wife, Ann. Mr. Warmsley.
00:17:15	The daughter
00:17:17	- How do you do? Let me.
00:17:20	That's all right. I can take this.
00:17:22	- What was the matter?
00:17:24	Well, he looked surprised. Why?
00:17:26	- Didn't you tell him?
00:17:28	He knew I went to see your father
00:17:31	You don't look at all like tetradite.
00:17:33	He's a good manager, Warmsley is.
00:17:35	- How's the conference going?
00:17:38	- I can leave for San Francisco tomorrow.
00:17:41	There's the Jefferson Memorial, darling.
00:17:44	Oh, Alan, this is an exciting town.
00:17:47	We'll have dinner and then
00:17:50	- People?
00:17:51	Some of my friends are people,
00:17:54	- Don't worry, darling.
00:17:57	They'll probably take one look
00:18:00	You'll be the most beautiful woman there.
00:18:06	Oh, yes, I should say that
00:18:10	Nothing and no one.
00:18:15	- And the food was dreadful.
00:18:17	- It's the best in town.
00:18:22	- Alan. A few people?
00:18:25	Thirty or 40? They're all wearing black
00:18:28	Don't be silly, darling. You're stunning.
00:18:30	Alan, I'm not stunning.
00:18:34	Why didn't you tell me? This is awful.
00:18:36	You're not gonna be thrown
00:18:39	I'll get you all you want of those.
00:18:41	Come on, Mrs. Garroway.
00:18:44	A condemned man
00:18:48	- No, you're joking.
00:18:50	It happened right in the Senate chamber.
00:18:53	- No. No.
00:18:56	This is General and Mrs. Rand.
00:18:58	- How do you do?
00:18:59	- It was simply fraud.
00:19:02	- How do you do?
00:19:04	Mrs. Garroway!
00:19:07	- Thank you very much.
00:19:11	- Laura, this is Ann. Miss Webb, darling.
00:19:14	- You're looking very handsome.
00:19:16	- That's a good dress.
00:19:18	Just a little old thing
00:19:20	It could be the way you wear it.
00:19:22	- Mrs. Garroway.
00:19:25	Come on, Ann. Let's go over here.
00:19:27	Side boys, a relic of the past.
00:19:30	Oh, hello, Alan.
00:19:33	- We were talking about...
00:19:35	Mrs. Donegan, Captain Donegan,
00:19:38	For what purpose do they serve, I ask?
00:19:40	- Side boys.
00:19:42	- Come here for a moment.
00:19:44	Even civilians talk about tradition
00:19:47	Let me tell you how ridiculous this is.
00:19:50	Don't let us frighten you, my dear.
00:19:54	I'm not frightened, really.
00:19:57	He sent the records to this bureau.
00:20:00	...he'd been transferred.
00:20:03	- I've hardly understood a word.
00:20:06	- Julia, darling.
00:20:09	The governess has a perfect plum
00:20:11	- You mean the thing we...?
00:20:13	Oh, wonderful. Excuse me, my dear.
00:20:17	I'm sorry. Pardon me.
00:20:19	Mary.
00:20:22	See you Tuesday, then?
00:20:25	All its resources, hospitality...
00:20:29	Here we are.
00:20:32	Mrs. Garroway. There's Basil.
00:20:36	It's going beautifully, darling.
00:20:39	Only 300 words,
00:20:42	Let's see. Who you don't know?
00:20:45	Mr. Edley, Mr. Hollister
00:20:47	Tony was just opening
00:20:50	Tony's the only man
00:20:52	Excuse me, darling.
00:20:55	- Oh, please go on.
00:20:57	...before Ourasanoff could
00:21:00	...Svenska and Sir Gerald
00:21:03	That's wonderful.
00:21:05	As a result, Archie never even
00:21:11	- Archie is Lady Melling's cousin.
00:21:14	I know about that. Binky deliberately
00:21:18	- And then...
00:21:20	Sir Gerald was in the House chamber
00:21:22	He was trying to line up Steven Jones!
00:21:26	Poor Archie.
00:21:29	Wait till he comes up against Tony.
00:21:32	- And Peters.
00:21:39	What is it, Ann?
00:21:43	- Oh, stop it. I don't know...
00:21:46	- What?
00:21:48	- They know it was a mistake.
00:21:50	Should've married one of those women.
00:21:52	They all have husbands or sweethearts.
00:21:54	Didn't you see
00:21:56	They were thinking,
00:21:59	- Is that all that's...?
00:22:01	...but they thought I was pathetic.
00:22:03	I'm gonna take this off
00:22:05	- It's a perfectly nice dress.
00:22:08	- I never want to see it again. I'll burn it.
00:22:12	- I might as well dress in a potato sack.
00:22:16	You're stuck with a wife
00:22:18	- She doesn't know how to behave.
00:22:22	- Alan, get it off, please...
00:22:24	We'll go shopping. We'll get everything.
00:22:26	By tomorrow night, you'll be
00:22:29	You're already the loveliest.
00:22:31	Oh, Alan, I'm sorry to be such a boob...
00:22:35	...but I do wanna be good for you.
00:22:37	- I wanna be right for you.
00:22:40	I'll learn.
00:22:41	I studied chemical formulas to help Dink.
00:22:44	I'll learn to talk like your friends.
00:22:47	I don't know how the heck I'll do it,
00:22:50	If you do, I'll kill you.
00:22:53	- Who do you belong to?
00:22:56	That's all that matters to me.
00:22:59	Is it, Alan? Is it?
00:23:04	If you ever forget that,
00:23:19	Will you please take that away
00:23:21	...and make a figure of fun of myself.
00:23:25	Hello, Mrs. Foster. How are you?
00:23:36	Of course, I don't believe any of this.
00:23:40	- You just relax.
00:23:43	Doing very well, aren't we, darling?
00:23:45	Now, this... This is my pet.
00:23:50	I've been absolutely hiding it
00:23:54	This suit is Mrs. Garroway, that's all.
00:23:57	You like it, Ann?
00:23:58	All I can say is, if that suit is me,
00:24:02	All right, we'll take it.
00:24:04	Tonight? Oh, I am sorry, but you see,
00:24:09	- Okay, we'll take the model.
00:24:12	- It isn't even in the works.
00:24:14	- Tell her that special customer appeared.
00:24:20	Alan, you know so much about clothes.
00:24:22	How could you have let me wear
00:24:25	- I'm in love with you. I didn't notice.
00:24:30	But you couldn't do anything about it,
00:24:34	Darling, you must... Oh, my feet are tired.
00:24:38	Don't be afraid of hurting me.
00:24:42	Is that Alan Garroway?
00:24:47	- Hello, Mrs. Foster.
00:24:49	The cash and the figure.
00:24:53	This is a neighbor from Virginia.
00:24:56	- Mrs. Foster, my wife.
00:24:58	Read you were married.
00:24:59	- When are you coming to Middleburg?
00:25:01	Remember that strip of woods
00:25:04	- Decided to sell.
00:25:07	Well, you made a good choice, Alan.
00:25:09	- She looks like a fine, honest girl.
00:25:13	You...? You ride, of course?
00:25:17	I'm afraid I'm not good at it.
00:25:19	We're born on horses in Middleburg,
00:25:22	- Yes.
00:25:23	...but his brother Michael
00:25:26	He's a horseman.
00:25:29	Michael sailing over my fence like a bird,
00:25:34	By the way, Alan, how is Michael?
00:25:35	What's this about wanting
00:25:38	Are you trying
00:25:40	When she wears that dress tonight,
00:25:42	- It's impossible.
00:25:45	You might as well let him have it.
00:25:47	How well I know.
00:25:50	Goodbye. I look forward
00:25:53	- Goodbye.
00:25:54	And make Ann practice her riding.
00:25:57	She's nice. You didn't tell me
00:26:00	We've been busy, Ann.
00:26:02	We're a little late.
00:26:38	Something's troubling you, Alan.
00:26:43	Is it something I've done?
00:26:46	You're surprised that I hadn't told you
00:26:49	- Your brother? No, we haven't...
00:26:53	It's perfect. It's typical.
00:26:55	Good old Mike.
00:26:59	I'm sorry it had to come like this, Ann.
00:27:02	Please don't tell me anything
00:27:04	I want you to know.
00:27:07	You'll meet people in San Francisco
00:27:10	Adore him.
00:27:12	He does that to people.
00:27:15	Mother adored him.
00:27:22	Mike's bright. Very bright.
00:27:24	Knew how to handle people,
00:27:28	When my father died, we took over
00:27:31	...began to experiment. Mike ran
00:27:35	That's when I started working
00:27:38	I hardly ever saw Mike.
00:27:41	We were making money
00:27:43	...on automobile gadgets
00:27:46	...when suddenly,
00:27:49	I couldn't figure out why.
00:27:51	Mike had bought a ranch
00:27:54	He gave big parties,
00:27:58	I decided to call in my own auditor.
00:28:02	Mike must've thought I was an imbecile
00:28:05	It's like putting your hand
00:28:08	He was stealing from you?
00:28:11	Yes, my own brother.
00:28:14	I drove out to see him.
00:28:16	I don't think I'll forget that night.
00:28:18	Mike had a big party
00:28:21	He was pretty drunk.
00:28:23	When I told him,
00:28:25	He told me to get out...
00:28:27	...go back to playing
00:28:30	He said I'd never do anything about him,
00:28:36	And I didn't.
00:28:40	The next year was something.
00:28:42	I guess he knew
00:28:45	He really let me have it
00:28:52	I suppose I hated Mike then
00:28:57	Anyway, Mother died. Mike disappeared.
00:29:00	Last I heard, he was in the Army.
00:29:04	He disappeared because he was afraid
00:29:07	Maybe, but Mike's not afraid of me.
00:29:11	I remember his face
00:29:13	I keep thinking he's alive somewhere
00:29:19	I even felt I didn't have
00:29:21	- Don't say that, Alan.
00:29:25	He can't hurt us
00:29:27	...never let him come between us.
00:29:29	Why should he?
00:29:31	Oh, nothing, except,
00:29:33	...it was as though a shadow...
00:29:35	I'm sorry. We'll never think
00:29:38	All right.
00:29:39	But if anything ever does come up
00:29:43	- You'll let me know.
00:29:45	I've nothing left for Mike but
00:29:48	...never to see him again.
00:29:49	Hope we don't. I do so hope we don't.
00:29:52	Darling, I'm so deeply sorry for you.
00:29:56	And yet, in a way, I'm glad you told me.
00:29:59	Because it means you're not as sure
00:30:02	You need me, even if
00:30:05	Yes, I do need you, Ann.
00:30:07	You may have a no-good brother,
00:30:12	Best wife you'll ever have.
00:30:14	I'll make it up to you, Alan.
00:30:16	I'm so grateful to you
00:30:20	It's as though you'd led me by the hand
00:30:24	- A world to dream of.
00:30:26	You're here, you're mine, and I love you.
00:30:37	Nora.
00:30:39	- Where is 3 Cambridge Street?
00:30:43	Three blocks east.
00:30:45	Madam, the news just telephoned.
00:30:47	They want to know, is this dinner party
00:30:50	- Why do they wanna know that?
00:30:53	I see. Well, I really don't know.
00:30:56	I haven't the vaguest idea.
00:30:58	- The sixth, I believe, madam.
00:31:00	I think you'll find the seating
00:31:03	I put Justice Putnam
00:31:05	Of course.
00:31:07	A new congressman
00:31:10	Wondered why you placed him
00:31:12	He's no one important, madam.
00:31:15	That explains it. Thank you.
00:31:18	Sorry, Henry.
00:31:33	There are only four or five of these,
00:31:36	And they're all in private collections.
00:31:45	- Hello.
00:31:47	I'm looking for a print. Sort of a...
00:31:49	- A hunting print?
00:31:51	- Audubon?
00:31:52	That's lovely. What is it?
00:31:54	- That's a Dickens scene.
00:31:56	- Yes, Pickwick Papers.
00:32:00	- May I have it?
00:32:05	Could you send it right away...
00:32:06	...to Professor David Hamilton
00:32:08	- It's a birthday present.
00:32:11	That'll be fine.
00:32:13	Oh, no, I haven't any money with me.
00:32:15	Would you charge it to me?
00:32:17	- Of course.
00:32:22	Oh, Mrs. Garroway,
00:32:25	Only last night I was looking at a book
00:32:29	It's been here for some time.
00:32:31	Oh, here we are.
00:32:50	My house, I say.
00:32:52	That make my roof
00:32:54	And fill the chimneys
00:32:57	Our house, they say.
00:33:05	Are you sure that this
00:33:07	Why, yes, from Middleburg, Virginia?
00:33:10	Yes, that's right.
00:33:12	It's a fine old book, isn't it?
00:33:14	And very much used.
00:33:16	- Do you like the binding?
00:33:19	I'll just take it with me, then.
00:33:23	- Goodbye, Mrs. Garroway.
00:33:45	Excuse me, madam.
00:33:46	Would you look at the table again,
00:33:48	- Why? Is it different?
00:33:53	Oh, they're very pretty.
00:33:54	I always feel so sorry for flowers
00:33:57	- They die so quickly.
00:34:01	Yes, thank you.
00:34:10	Nobody important. Poor guy.
00:34:17	Mr. Justice Putnam, do you mind?
00:34:22	Don't you fret, Henry.
00:34:24	You're just as important
00:34:27	More so. Now...
00:34:29	And what part of the Midwest
00:34:33	- Iowa.
00:34:35	- So big and full of corn, isn't it?
00:34:46	- Judge Putnam.
00:34:48	The Supreme Court decided
00:34:52	Yes, '42.
00:34:56	Shall we go into the other room?
00:34:59	You may serve the coffee inside.
00:35:01	- Delightful dinner, wasn't it?
00:35:04	- Oh, Ann.
00:35:06	Just a minute, sorry.
00:35:09	Are you trying to be rude
00:35:11	Why did you have to seat him
00:35:13	The draft might do him good.
00:35:16	- I invited him here for a reason.
00:35:18	I don't know what got into me.
00:35:24	I haven't talked about myself
00:35:26	You're learning diplomacy fast,
00:35:28	If you keep it up,
00:35:31	I hope so, because I love Washington,
00:35:34	The spring is thrilling.
00:35:37	You should be in South Carolina
00:35:39	It's like nothing I've ever seen
00:35:42	I'm sure of it.
00:35:43	What part of South Carolina,
00:35:45	Charleston. I have a house on the bay,
00:35:49	The blues and the whites
00:35:52	- Get down there very often, sir?
00:35:56	I feel it belongs to the people
00:35:59	...whose families have lived on the place
00:36:01	...more than it belongs to me.
00:36:03	- That's very generous of you.
00:36:06	My father once told me,
00:36:10	...how foolish we are to think
00:36:13	- What do you mean, Ann?
00:36:16	No one ever really owns anything.
00:36:20	It just isn't true to say
00:36:23	- Not even "my wife"?
00:36:26	No, but, I read something today...
00:36:29	...which says what I mean
00:36:32	- I'm ashamed to say I memorized it.
00:36:37	Well, I found it in an old book of poems.
00:36:41	And I thought to myself,
00:36:44	...is someone I understand
00:36:47	We speak the same language.
00:36:50	Remember it, darling?
00:36:52	My house, I say.
00:36:55	That make my roof
00:36:57	Our house, they say.
00:37:01	And spreads his golden fleece
00:37:04	And mine, the dog,
00:37:07	If any alien foot profane the pa... Path.
00:37:10	Charming, Mrs. Garroway.
00:37:12	Well, I may have left out a line or two,
00:37:15	I remember it now.
00:37:18	Yes, it is.
00:37:19	He has a trick of voicing things
00:37:23	I hope everything went all right,
00:37:25	Yes, thank you, Mrs. Delwin.
00:37:28	- It was a nice party, wasn't it, Alan?
00:37:33	How about driving
00:37:35	Oh, Alan, could we?
00:37:36	I'd like to look at that property again.
00:37:40	Oh, that'll be exciting, the house
00:37:44	It'll be beautiful at this time of year,
00:37:46	Yes, beautiful.
00:37:49	Alan, here's the book.
00:37:51	- Book? What book's that?
00:37:56	That's not my book.
00:37:58	Yes, it is. You remember. You sent it
00:38:01	I'm afraid it's a mistake.
00:38:03	- But they had the name and Middleburg.
00:38:06	We'll leave early. You don't need
00:38:08	- All right. But I'm positive.
00:38:12	- There's no telephone.
00:38:15	Sounds like heaven.
00:38:17	You won't be bored?
00:38:18	- Bored? Will you?
00:38:22	No, tell me seriously, Alan. Will you hate
00:38:28	- Why do you ask that?
00:38:31	...and I can't help noticing
00:38:34	How a lot of the glow you have
00:38:37	- What's the matter, Ann?
00:38:41	I just want to be reassured, I guess.
00:38:46	Consider yourself reassured.
00:38:49	You'd better get some sleep if we're
00:38:53	Well, if it's a mistake,
00:38:58	But I hate to.
00:39:00	I'm tempted to keep it.
00:39:02	Alan, what's the penalty
00:39:05	Stop shoving that book at me.
00:39:08	Don't you know whose book it is?
00:39:10	- What?
00:39:12	Even memorized the poem.
00:39:14	- I told you that.
00:39:16	He got you. The gentle boy
00:39:18	You speak the same language.
00:39:19	He understands you, you understand him.
00:39:24	I only memorized it
00:39:32	Yes, of course you did.
00:39:34	That was very unfair of me.
00:39:36	I shouldn't take it out on you,
00:39:39	Forgive me, Ann.
00:39:41	I forgive you, Alan.
00:39:52	What beautiful country.
00:39:55	We're almost there.
00:39:57	We haven't even passed anything
00:40:01	- No, we're pretty isolated.
00:40:03	On down the road, quite a ways.
00:40:05	Those woods we were talking about
00:40:08	Alan, look through those trees there.
00:40:11	Yeah, this is the beginning of our place.
00:40:14	Our place.
00:40:17	Ours. I take it all back.
00:40:33	Oh, Alan, it's a dream.
00:40:35	Might be a cold dream, except for George.
00:40:41	Those are the stables
00:40:44	The orchard's on the other side.
00:40:49	- Who's that?
00:40:51	Hello, Bate.
00:40:53	Hey, now, don't you back away from me.
00:40:57	He's shy, isn't he? Come on, old fellow.
00:41:00	- Come here.
00:41:03	What you carrying on for,
00:41:05	Now, you be nice to them.
00:41:11	He's all right, ma'am.
00:41:15	We'll get acquainted.
00:41:17	- Thought you were gonna give him away.
00:41:21	- How you been?
00:41:23	- This is George, our caretaker.
00:41:24	- Glad to know you.
00:41:26	Oh, it's beautifully kept. So neat.
00:41:28	- Thank you, ma'am.
00:41:31	They're all right, Mr. Alan.
00:41:33	- I'll get the bags.
00:41:37	Come on, darling.
00:41:40	Alan, if you try to carry me
00:41:44	Don't worry, I won't.
00:42:01	Alan, how charming.
00:42:04	- I'm afraid it's a little grim.
00:42:08	A little Ionely, perhaps, a little unused.
00:42:12	Open your shutter.
00:42:18	Now. See?
00:42:21	That makes a difference, doesn't it?
00:42:25	Well, let's take a look.
00:42:29	This was my mother's room.
00:42:30	Yes, I can tell that. It's sweet.
00:42:34	George, put the bags over there, please.
00:42:36	Wish I knew what she looked like.
00:42:43	Isn't there a picture of her somewhere?
00:42:44	- Used to be, but Mr. Alan...
00:42:48	You know how that junk accumulates.
00:42:51	It does rather smother you after a while.
00:42:53	Wanna ride to Mrs. Foster's?
00:42:55	- George can fix you something.
00:42:57	- I'll wait for dinner. I'll stay and change.
00:43:01	- Care for a cup of tea, ma'am?
00:43:12	I hope I haven't picked
00:43:14	No, ma'am. I'll have your tea ready
00:43:17	Don't rush. I'm going out for a walk.
00:43:20	- Oh, George?
00:43:22	Could we have dinner
00:43:24	Yes, ma'am. I'll put a table right here.
00:43:26	That'll be nice.
00:43:27	And if Mr. Alan comes home early,
00:43:35	Come on, Bate. Come on.
00:43:38	All right, have it your own way.
00:43:40	Snob.
00:43:57	Hello.
00:43:58	You've got a sweet face.
00:44:00	What's your name?
00:44:03	Maggie, I'll bring you a carrot
00:44:06	Hello, old fella.
00:44:11	Better get away from that stallion.
00:44:16	He's dangerous, isn't he?
00:44:19	He's a devil horse, that's what.
00:44:20	Nothing but a devil can ride him.
00:44:23	I saw that animal trying to throw him.
00:44:25	I saw him beat him with his whip...
00:44:27	...until he was black in the face as
00:44:31	"I'll ride you or kill you!"
00:44:33	There ain't no horse he can't ride,
00:44:36	I seen him. Yes, ma'am!
00:44:38	I'm waiting. I'm watching.
00:44:42	And the moon am dark,
00:44:44	...and lay the whip to him! And that
00:44:48	- There'll be nothing...
00:44:50	They'll be going down. You better get...
00:44:52	I told you to keep away.
00:44:55	Now, get out and stay out.
00:45:04	I hope he didn't scare you, ma'am.
00:45:07	Oh, no. He didn't scare me, George.
00:45:10	That's Mr. Michael's horse, isn't it?
00:45:12	He was a great horseman, wasn't he?
00:45:16	Yes, ma'am, he was.
00:45:18	I think we better go home, George.
00:45:20	Oh, and I think I will have
00:45:24	- Yes, ma'am.
00:45:26	- Who are you?
00:45:29	Oh, you startled me.
00:45:33	Hi, George.
00:45:37	- George?
00:45:39	- I like my tea very strong.
00:45:50	All right, George, you take it.
00:46:32	Hello, darling.
00:46:37	Alan, what is it? What's the matter?
00:46:39	- Who was playing that? Who was it?
00:46:42	You? Why did you play that piece?
00:46:45	I don't know. I play it often.
00:46:48	Why? What's the matter?
00:46:50	Your father.
00:46:52	- Your father taught you that piece?
00:46:56	Yeah. Yes, he... He plays. I'd forgotten.
00:47:00	That's a... That's a piece that
00:47:03	Of course they might.
00:47:05	You're ice-cold. Tell me what's wrong.
00:47:10	My mother died sitting at this piano,
00:47:17	You see, Middleburg
00:47:24	I wish I could've known your mother.
00:47:26	She must've been a wonderful person.
00:47:28	She had to be to be your mother.
00:47:31	Finding out that she loved that piece
00:47:33	It was my father's favorite too.
00:47:36	Funny.
00:47:37	Your mother played it, and you heard it
00:47:41	That's a bond between us.
00:47:45	Yes.
00:47:51	- Having dinner in here?
00:47:54	I'll go clean up a bit.
00:48:05	I fixed the cocktails.
00:48:07	Oh, no, let me do it, George. I'd like to.
00:48:15	Mrs. Garroway must've been
00:48:19	Yes, ma'am. She was.
00:48:20	She was an invalid for a great number
00:48:23	Yes, ma'am. She laid up in her bed...
00:48:26	...never complaining, always smiling.
00:48:29	This piano must've been a great comfort
00:48:33	- Piano?
00:48:35	...to be able to play.
00:48:38	Mrs. Garroway never played no piano.
00:48:43	She always said
00:48:47	Her flowers and her boys.
00:48:50	Mrs. Garroway never played the piano?
00:48:53	No, ma'am. Mrs. Garroway
00:48:57	But she died sitting at that piano,
00:49:00	No, ma'am. She died upstairs in bed.
00:49:15	- Bring dinner anytime it's ready, George.
00:49:21	Cocktails. We can use these,
00:49:30	George's cocktails are the best.
00:49:36	Almost good enough for you.
00:49:43	To us, darling.
00:49:45	To us.
00:49:58	You're awfully quiet tonight. Too quiet.
00:50:03	I am kind of quiet, aren't I?
00:50:05	Well, I'm tired, but not of Middleburg.
00:50:07	I did an awful lot of rambling around
00:50:10	- A wire came for you.
00:50:14	It looks as though we might have to go
00:50:18	You don't seem
00:50:20	No, I was thinking.
00:50:22	I was thinking they can get at you
00:50:24	Yes, if they want to.
00:50:27	I'd better get to a telephone
00:50:30	Want to ride along, darling?
00:50:32	- Oh, I'm so tired.
00:50:36	I'll hurry.
00:51:50	- What is it, George?
00:51:52	What were you afraid of?
00:51:54	No. I heard the front door,
00:51:57	Then who did you think it was?
00:52:00	Who could it be?
00:52:02	- Oh, please, ma'am.
00:52:04	- Nobody.
00:52:07	- Who did you think it was?
00:52:08	- Michael?
00:52:10	You did think it was Michael.
00:52:11	- I ain't seen him in years.
00:52:14	Oh, Miss Garroway, please don't tell
00:52:19	About Michael?
00:52:22	You weren't talking about him, I was.
00:52:24	I won't tell Mr. Alan.
00:52:28	How he must hate him.
00:52:30	He's tried to take every sign of him
00:52:32	Erase him completely.
00:52:35	Won't even talk about him.
00:52:37	That's why he didn't tell me the truth.
00:52:41	George?
00:52:43	- Yes, ma'am?
00:52:46	We must help him.
00:52:50	We've got to find a way to help him.
00:52:54	Yes, Miss Garroway.
00:53:09	- Mr. Garroway. How do you do, sir?
00:53:11	This way, please.
00:53:13	I feel guilty.
00:53:25	What a wonderful-Iooking girl.
00:53:27	Yes.
00:53:34	- Alan.
00:53:37	Sylvia Burton.
00:53:40	You make it sound like old Frisco Sal
00:53:42	So nice to meet you.
00:53:44	- It certainly is.
00:53:46	So nice to have run into you.
00:53:49	- Goodbye.
00:53:55	- Well, who is she?
00:53:58	- That girl, Miss Burton.
00:54:03	Just an old friend?
00:54:04	Well, sort of.
00:54:06	- Jealous?
00:54:09	Far too lovely for an old friend.
00:54:11	You've got it all over her in every way.
00:54:17	Sylvia's... Sylvia's changed a lot.
00:54:21	Since you learned how to dress,
00:54:24	People wouldn't notice her
00:54:26	You're wonderful.
00:54:28	Catty about every other woman.
00:54:30	- Good evening.
00:54:32	- Mrs. Garroway.
00:54:34	Pull up a chair.
00:54:35	- May I?
00:54:37	Sorry to intrude,
00:54:40	Things are really popping in Seattle.
00:54:42	The best thing would be
00:54:45	- What's wrong with Henderson?
00:54:47	- But without real authority, there...
00:54:51	Not quite.
00:54:54	I really think it would be best for you
00:55:01	I'll be back in a minute.
00:55:02	- Excuse me, please.
00:55:06	I just saw Miss Burton.
00:55:10	Has Mrs. Garroway met her yet?
00:55:18	Let's see those papers.
00:55:26	- Oh, hello.
00:55:29	Sorry I was pushed off like that.
00:55:31	It's really crowded, isn't it?
00:55:33	- Staying at the hotel?
00:55:35	- How do you like San Francisco?
00:55:37	- So many bridges. I've never...
00:55:40	- So many to cross.
00:55:44	What do you hear from Michael?
00:55:46	Oh, nothing much.
00:55:48	- Where is he, anyway?
00:55:52	He hasn't written to anyone here
00:55:57	Did you ever meet him?
00:55:59	No, I haven't.
00:56:04	- What's he like?
00:56:09	I thought not.
00:56:11	I imagine he and Alan are quite different.
00:56:14	Quite.
00:56:17	You know, there've been some pretty
00:56:20	Well, whatever they are,
00:56:23	Are you?
00:56:25	Yes, I am.
00:56:28	Sorry.
00:56:30	What I really wanted to know...
00:56:32	...I was beginning to have a funny feeling
00:56:38	No, I'm sure Alan would know.
00:56:41	Yes.
00:56:48	You know, Miss Burton, this is funny.
00:56:50	When I first met you, I wondered
00:56:54	Not our features.
00:56:56	Just something intangible.
00:56:59	No. Oh, is that your glove?
00:57:02	Oh, thanks.
00:57:03	Maybe it's the way we dress or walk
00:57:16	Flight 57.
00:57:18	Flight 57,
00:57:21	Flight 57,
00:57:32	Here. They're all there.
00:57:33	- You arrange a car for Mrs. Garroway?
00:57:36	- Bye. Have a good time.
00:57:39	Two or three days at the most.
00:57:41	- Bye.
00:57:42	- Bye, darling.
00:57:55	Thank you very much. If there's
00:57:59	I will. Thank you.
00:58:04	Mr. Warmsley?
00:58:08	Would you wait a minute, please?
00:58:14	I wonder if it would be possible
00:58:18	- Certainly.
00:58:20	...and I've always been curious
00:58:36	Well, it's important, isn't it?
00:58:40	My, that's an impressive mural.
00:58:43	What are they...?
00:58:46	Awards.
00:58:49	And awards.
00:58:52	Don't you ever get a sharp note
00:58:54	...saying your last batch was miserable?
00:58:57	I'm afraid not.
00:58:58	It's not a very personal place, is it?
00:59:01	What were they like when it all started?
00:59:05	Aren't there any pictures?
00:59:06	You know, the kind they usually take
00:59:10	There are some in my office,
00:59:13	May I see them?
00:59:15	Please.
00:59:20	Thank you.
00:59:24	Like this. What's this?
00:59:26	The original building,
00:59:29	- How interesting. Are they still here?
00:59:32	- Where's the other one?
00:59:34	- Which one is he?
00:59:37	Oh, Carl Steuer?
00:59:43	Oh, I see my husband.
00:59:46	- And that's you, isn't it?
00:59:48	You're the only one
00:59:51	Well, I was a bookkeeper.
00:59:53	Which one is my husband's brother?
00:59:55	- I've never seen...
00:59:57	He took the picture.
01:00:00	His ranch? Oh, yes, I remember.
01:00:03	- What happened to it?
01:00:06	Oh, my husband owns it?
01:00:08	- Where is it? How far?
01:00:10	That would be a nice ride someday.
01:00:12	- Did you know Michael very well, Mr...?
01:00:15	Is there anything else you'd like
01:00:19	No, I just... Thank you.
01:00:21	I'll be very happy to show you
01:00:25	You know, Mr. Warmsley...
01:00:26	...I think I'd like to drive out
01:00:28	- I'm afraid that's not practical.
01:00:31	For one, the ranch is isolated.
01:00:34	- There's a caretaker...
01:00:36	You know, I've seen Nob Hill,
01:00:38	...the Embarcadero, Gumpel's,
01:00:41	I'd love to spend a day in the country.
01:00:43	- Would you give me the keys, please?
01:00:46	I'll get the keys
01:00:48	And I wonder if it would be possible
01:00:52	- Certainly.
01:00:55	- Goodbye, Mr. Warmsley.
01:02:15	Oh, how do you do?
01:02:17	- Are you the caretaker?
01:02:19	I'm Mrs. Alan Garroway.
01:02:21	- Oh, I'm sorry.
01:02:22	Go ahead with what you're doing.
01:02:24	I'm just going to look around the house.
01:02:50	Pardon me, have you the keys
01:02:53	I don't think it's locked.
01:02:59	Hasn't been opened. There.
01:03:02	Thank you.
01:03:04	I'll be leaving in a few minutes.
01:03:06	- Is there anything else I can do for you?
01:03:28	- Mister...?
01:03:30	Mr. Gordon, would you mind telling me,
01:03:35	Yes, I did. I'm a neighbor up the road.
01:03:37	What was he like to the people here?
01:03:41	Well, I guess so.
01:03:42	He left very suddenly, didn't he?
01:03:44	I guess he was a rather
01:03:47	Well, anyway, I think this is one of
01:03:51	It has dignity.
01:03:54	Doesn't look as though it had been
01:03:57	No.
01:03:58	- No, it doesn't.
01:04:01	...well, as though it were waiting
01:04:05	I had a feeling, coming in,
01:04:08	Yeah, but time doesn't
01:04:11	Yes, it does.
01:04:13	Haven't you ever had a feeling
01:04:16	That's what I felt when I came in here.
01:04:19	There's nothing to fear, think about.
01:04:21	This was, well, peaceful.
01:04:25	And time stood still.
01:04:28	You probably think that's foolish.
01:04:32	I don't think so. I agree with you
01:04:35	It's more. It's a home.
01:04:39	It's someone's home.
01:04:43	Was this his?
01:04:46	Oh, I suppose he played almost anything.
01:04:49	That was silly of me.
01:04:50	What kind of songs do you play
01:04:52	Are we on a hill?
01:04:54	I had the feeling, driving out,
01:04:57	You came out of a valley. This is a hill.
01:04:59	That's the peak right there.
01:05:01	How could that be a peak? It's flat.
01:05:02	Yes, it is, isn't it?
01:05:04	The view must be heavenly.
01:05:06	That's where I would've built my house.
01:05:08	Mike fixed himself a place there.
01:05:11	- Really? I'd love to see it.
01:05:14	You're very kind.
01:05:17	I said I came out here today because
01:05:20	That's not strictly true.
01:05:22	What I really wanna do is to try
01:05:26	Everyone seems to be so vague
01:05:28	...except my husband, of course.
01:05:31	But I saw a look in a girl's eye the other
01:05:35	...and an insane look of fear
01:05:38	I know the kind of music and poetry
01:05:41	I wish you knew more about him.
01:05:44	I don't know why I'm bothering you
01:05:46	I think it's very interesting,
01:05:49	Well, here we are.
01:05:51	Golly.
01:05:53	Golly.
01:05:56	It's beautiful, isn't it?
01:06:00	It really is an oak-paneled office.
01:06:06	It's amazing.
01:06:09	He had so much.
01:06:12	Why do people do the things
01:06:14	Why doesn't someone step in
01:06:18	Yes, but what about those people
01:06:21	It's useless to even try.
01:06:23	Oh, no. It's never useless.
01:06:25	Not if your chance of helping
01:06:29	I know that from my father.
01:06:31	So many things exist only
01:06:34	...want to ease pain and suffering.
01:06:36	You feel quite deeply about it,
01:06:39	You bet I do.
01:06:41	My, that sea is near.
01:06:43	Looks like a wonderful beach.
01:06:46	- No. Rip tide.
01:06:50	You can't always see that undercurrent,
01:06:55	- Like life.
01:06:58	What's that dark haze over there,
01:07:00	It's the fog starting to roll in.
01:07:03	It'll be getting dark very soon.
01:07:06	No, no. You go ahead.
01:07:08	Thanks a lot for taking me around,
01:07:13	I shouldn't apologize for that.
01:07:14	I think it was very well said, very true.
01:07:17	Well, anyway, goodbye.
01:07:18	- Bye.
01:09:07	- What are you doing here, Ann?
01:09:12	Well, I... It was such a beautiful day,
01:09:15	- What were you looking for?
01:09:18	- When did you get here?
01:09:20	I came down from Seattle
01:09:22	- Here? Why here?
01:09:24	- No, I don't.
01:09:26	- I asked you to forget about Mike.
01:09:29	Warmsley mentioned
01:09:31	I thought it was important
01:09:33	If we don't understand each other now,
01:09:37	- Was it wrong to come?
01:09:40	He's managed to get a hold on you
01:09:43	He had a diabolical cleverness
01:09:47	He always knew how to get his way.
01:09:50	You keep saying "had" and "knew."
01:09:54	- Alan, is he dead?
01:09:56	I don't know anything about him.
01:09:58	- Alan, how can you?
01:10:02	He's got you sneaking around corners
01:10:07	Well, what have you discovered?
01:10:10	Let's find out everything we can
01:10:13	A man who likes music and books,
01:10:17	Pipes. These are his pipes.
01:10:20	Props for the strong,
01:10:23	Pipe and a book of verse.
01:10:26	He'd have read you poetry and told you
01:10:31	And his guitar.
01:10:33	He played cowboy songs.
01:10:35	...and got him a lot of free help.
01:10:37	Knew other songs too.
01:10:39	Sentimental, romantic ones.
01:10:46	He'd have been glad to play them
01:10:49	- I'm sorry...
01:10:52	Why couldn't you figure
01:10:55	If there's anything else you wanna know,
01:10:58	Don't ask Warmsley or the natives
01:11:01	I'll tell you anything if you'll only stop.
01:11:03	I was wrong to come here
01:11:06	But for you to come and shout at me and
01:11:10	Whatever I did, I did for us. To find out
01:11:14	You want me to close my eyes
01:11:17	But, Alan, it's our life together
01:11:21	And I want our marriage.
01:11:27	We'd better start back.
01:11:36	Mr. Garroway.
01:11:40	- Mr. Alan Garroway.
01:11:42	It seems to me I heard Garroway
01:11:47	Mr. Alan Garroway.
01:11:49	Mr. Garroway?
01:11:51	Thank you, sir.
01:11:56	It's from Warmsley. He's got me
01:11:59	Alan, couldn't I go with you?
01:12:01	There's only one seat. I'll try and arrange
01:12:05	Everything that man touches just zooms.
01:12:09	Well, he's shrewd too.
01:12:11	Very few big firms were ready
01:12:15	Garroway knows all about reconversion.
01:12:19	I've never met her.
01:12:20	I saw her in Washington
01:12:22	- Oh, you know her?
01:12:25	She couldn't have looked dowdier.
01:12:28	Of course, the poor girl had on
01:12:32	- He's very attractive.
01:12:36	- Good evening, Miss Wilcox.
01:12:39	Five, please.
01:13:12	Well, Ann.
01:13:14	Going to be thrown
01:13:17	- Alan, I'm thrown by the truth.
01:13:21	I was rather dowdy that first night
01:13:24	- You expected me to be, didn't you?
01:13:26	You're so very observing
01:13:29	- You knew I wouldn't look smart.
01:13:31	You could've waited to have me
01:13:35	I thought you were trying
01:13:40	But the truth is...
01:13:43	...if no one saw the before...
01:13:45	...you wouldn't get the credit
01:13:48	That's ridiculous, Ann.
01:13:51	So that you could exhibit me
01:13:56	Like the Garroway Flight Control.
01:13:59	What do you mean by that?
01:14:02	You know, Alan...
01:14:03	...I think I have a glimmering now
01:14:06	I wanna know what you meant
01:14:14	Nothing. What the woman said.
01:14:19	All right, what else do you think?
01:14:23	You wanted another girl,
01:14:29	I happen to remind you of her.
01:14:31	Only, I was so terribly admiring of you.
01:14:34	You had the illusion
01:14:37	...Iooking at you as she never had.
01:14:40	And then you thought...
01:14:42	...if you could make me outshine her...
01:14:46	You're mad, Ann.
01:14:49	Yes, Alan.
01:14:51	I think sometimes I am.
01:14:57	I feel as though I were living in a dream,
01:15:02	...your hatred for your brother,
01:15:05	...all around us.
01:15:17	Ann, things between us
01:15:22	It's hard to talk.
01:15:24	But I wanna tell you that...
01:15:27	That I love you.
01:15:30	The way I acted tonight was unforgivable.
01:15:35	I'll go on to Seattle alone, and you'll
01:15:40	And when you do, try to keep
01:15:46	...and blind faith in our marriage.
01:15:49	I want our marriage too, Ann.
01:15:53	It's going to last and grow.
01:15:56	Please try, Ann.
01:16:17	- Hello, Miss Burton.
01:16:22	- It's awfully nice of you to be...
01:16:25	You wanted to ask me something?
01:16:28	I don't want to ask you anything
01:16:31	Mrs. Garroway.
01:16:32	If I agreed to see you, it's because
01:16:36	- I'm sorry. It isn't easy.
01:16:40	No, thank you.
01:16:50	You're a funny girl to be mixed up
01:16:53	- Really?
01:16:55	In fact, I despise him.
01:16:57	- Does that answer one of your questions?
01:17:00	- I love him.
01:17:02	What do you want me
01:17:04	It's Michael that
01:17:07	...and for certain reasons,
01:17:09	I can imagine.
01:17:11	All I know is that he and Alan
01:17:14	He left. Disappeared.
01:17:16	But it's not easy to forget him.
01:17:18	In fact,
01:17:20	...more and more in our lives,
01:17:22	Whatever we do.
01:17:24	I've got to know more about him,
01:17:26	My marriage, my happiness,
01:17:32	- That's about it.
01:17:34	- What was that about? Money, wasn't it?
01:17:40	Bunk. Everyone who knew Mike
01:17:43	Mike never thought about money.
01:17:46	I thought he'd really be happy...
01:17:48	...if he retired to his ranch
01:17:50	Have you ever seen it, the ranch?
01:17:52	- No, have you?
01:17:54	Then why did you ask?
01:17:56	- I don't know.
01:18:00	We weren't. I tried,
01:18:04	I used to think that he had
01:18:08	...because I'd met him through Alan.
01:18:10	He was that thing that
01:18:13	A gentleman.
01:18:15	That's the man that your husband
01:18:20	Miss Burton...
01:18:22	...you'll have to remember,
01:18:25	You don't believe Alan,
01:18:28	You wouldn't have called me.
01:18:31	Why?
01:18:34	Because I went through this myself,
01:18:38	When Mike disappeared, I nearly
01:18:41	Did you find out?
01:18:44	Only that it was a complete mystery,
01:18:48	When I tried to find Mike,
01:18:51	...and stayed until he disappeared.
01:18:53	That was the last that anyone saw of him,
01:18:56	...who was seen out there one night
01:18:59	Alan told me, if that was the same night,
01:19:02	Party?
01:19:03	No, they were alone,
01:19:07	What do you mean, Miss Burton?
01:19:09	I discovered
01:19:11	...the last person
01:19:13	Because I think he's dead.
01:19:15	Knowing the man Mike was,
01:19:17	...he'd cut himself off from everyone and
01:19:21	You mean he was killed in the war?
01:19:24	No. I don't mean that he was killed
01:19:28	Before you went to war,
01:19:30	Where was Mike all that time?
01:19:33	Not to me, I couldn't expect that...
01:19:35	...but his friends
01:19:37	...or a thousand people he knew
01:19:39	Ask your husband, will you?
01:19:41	Lots of us would like to know
01:19:44	What kind of a fight was it?
01:19:47	And what happened to Mike Garroway?
01:19:51	How dare you speak to me this way,
01:19:55	Forgive me for coming here. I'm sorry.
01:20:00	It isn't...
01:20:02	It isn't such a shocking idea...
01:20:05	...when you've lived with it for a while.
01:20:51	- Hello?
01:20:54	Ann, I miss you, darling.
01:20:56	I haven't been able to think
01:21:00	I'm so glad you said that, Alan.
01:21:04	I'm so...
01:21:06	Don't, darling. Don't.
01:21:09	I have to leave for Baltimore in the
01:21:14	All right, Alan.
01:21:15	But I think it'll work out well for us
01:21:18	You could go to Middleburg. I'll call
01:21:21	By the time you get there,
01:21:24	... and can join you. Would you like that?
01:21:28	Well, yes. Yes, Alan.
01:21:32	I'm going to devote
01:21:35	Middleburg'll be beautiful now.
01:21:37	We're going to have a real honeymoon.
01:21:42	Goodbye.
01:21:45	I love you, Ann.
01:21:56	I love you, Ann.
01:21:58	I love you.
01:22:01	Trust and faith.
01:22:03	It isn 't such a shocking idea
01:22:08	- Faith.
01:22:10	- Faith.
01:22:12	Blind faith.
01:22:14	And what happened at the finish?
01:22:17	What happened to Mike Garroway?
01:22:35	- Hello, George. How are you?
01:22:38	Mighty sorry, ma'am.
01:22:40	Didn't know you was coming
01:22:43	Miss Foster sent her boy over.
01:22:45	I wished you'd give me a little time
01:22:48	That's all right.
01:22:49	- He'll be along soon?
01:22:54	I wished you had told me.
01:22:56	- Told you what?
01:23:08	It is beautiful, isn't it?
01:23:10	While you take the bags upstairs,
01:23:13	- Three days on a train.
01:23:15	- Looks dry enough.
01:23:18	George, I don't think
01:23:20	Oh, yes, ma'am. Real pleased.
01:23:22	Before you take your walk,
01:23:25	All right, George. Maybe you're right.
01:23:29	George, here are the keys
01:24:04	- George.
01:24:06	There's somebody down by the stables.
01:24:09	- Nobody, Miss Garroway.
01:24:12	- Ain't nobody there.
01:24:14	Maybe it's old Ben.
01:24:16	Would Bate act as though
01:24:19	Oh, let it pass.
01:25:31	Where is he, Bate?
01:25:33	Did you see him?
01:25:35	Did you see Michael?
01:25:37	He's alive. He's alive, isn't he, Bate?
01:25:42	I thought that Sylvia Burton was right,
01:25:45	But I was wrong. Michael's alive.
01:25:48	He's here, and everything
01:25:52	He's here and he's hiding.
01:25:55	Oh, Alan, how could I have thought...?
01:26:55	Hello, Alan.
01:26:59	Take it easy, Al. I don't wanna see you
01:27:03	Why did you come back?
01:27:05	Wouldn't you rather know
01:27:11	Of course, I heard
01:27:13	That was a lie.
01:27:15	You've been a long time denying it.
01:27:17	Be kind of tough to prove.
01:27:19	You had the books pretty well rigged.
01:27:21	But that's not what sent me away
01:27:25	It was Carl Steuer, Alan.
01:27:29	- Steuer's dead.
01:27:31	Dead and buried.
01:27:34	Not that anyone
01:27:37	He was just an old German refugee
01:27:39	Nice old guy.
01:27:42	Lived for one thing: To get back at them.
01:27:45	He was senile.
01:27:49	He wasn't senile.
01:27:52	The best engineer we had.
01:27:55	You remember that invention
01:27:57	...in the cellar of his house
01:28:00	Never talked about it too much.
01:28:01	Just a little bit to me, and a lot to you.
01:28:06	Every man at the plant was working on
01:28:10	That's right. But only Steuer died.
01:28:12	The coroner said it was an accident.
01:28:14	Fell down the cellar steps.
01:28:18	- What's that got to do with me?
01:28:28	Steuer had a pet name
01:28:31	His "Fern," he used to call it...
01:28:34	...as though it were alive,
01:28:36	"My Fern'll fix the Nazis," he'd say.
01:28:39	"Your brother and me know.
01:28:42	Fern. Fern. Had me winging for a while.
01:28:45	And then it made sense.
01:28:47	Steuer was German.
01:28:52	Fernsteuerung, long-distance control.
01:28:55	That's Fern.
01:28:57	That's why Steuer died.
01:29:00	...by somebody who wanted those plans.
01:29:03	Somebody who got them...
01:29:05	...because they were never found.
01:29:07	Then later, the Garroway
01:29:10	The Garroway Distance Controller
01:29:12	It was Carl Steuer's.
01:29:14	But it made millions for you.
01:29:17	...all the things that you thought
01:29:20	...that feeling of insecurity
01:29:25	Well, has it released you, Alan?
01:29:28	Has it made you what you wanna be?
01:29:32	Has it been worth killing for?
01:29:35	You can't prove any of this.
01:29:37	Maybe not in a court,
01:29:41	Is Warmsley the only other one
01:29:44	Because you're paying him off,
01:29:49	Anyhow, when I finally found out,
01:29:53	Then the war came along.
01:29:55	You know, I spent most of my time
01:29:58	...so I'd never have to face this moment.
01:30:01	But it seems it has to be faced after all.
01:30:06	You see, Alan, I met your wife.
01:30:15	- You met Ann?
01:30:17	Sheer accident.
01:30:19	She didn't know who I was.
01:30:23	She's a fine person, Alan.
01:30:25	She's much too fine
01:30:29	Does she know about it, Al?
01:30:31	She doesn't, does she?
01:30:33	I'm here to make sure
01:30:37	You think I killed Steuer.
01:30:40	What makes you think
01:30:45	I believe you're capable of trying.
01:30:47	Once I could've killed you, Mike.
01:30:51	I thought about it enough,
01:30:57	But now I can't kill you
01:31:01	I could've done that once,
01:31:04	...given her up and kept all the rest.
01:31:06	Not anymore.
01:31:09	I'm gonna keep her, Mike,
01:31:12	A minute, an hour.
01:31:14	- As long as I can.
01:31:18	What gives a man a right?
01:31:21	If I lose her, Mike, I'm through.
01:31:24	You can take all the rest.
01:31:28	But not her, Mike. Not her.
01:31:33	I never thought I would,
01:31:37	I've got a chance now.
01:31:40	For the first time, I've found something
01:31:43	I can be... I can be all right.
01:31:46	I never... Never could before.
01:31:49	But what about your wife, Al?
01:31:52	She doesn't know what she's in.
01:32:01	I'll tell her, Mike.
01:32:03	Only I'Il... I'll have to do it
01:32:07	Just a little time, that's all I'm asking.
01:32:13	She said she loved me,
01:32:17	...and I've got to know
01:32:22	...above everything else.
01:32:27	I think you can be sure of her, Al.
01:32:29	I felt that, even when I tried
01:32:32	...that she'd be better off without you.
01:32:34	Maybe she wouldn't, at that.
01:32:40	I guess there's nothing left for me to do.
01:32:43	If she'll go along with you, well...
01:32:45	...I'll stay out of it.
01:32:48	But tell her, Al.
01:32:50	Tell her. There's no other way for you.
01:32:52	Because if you don't,
01:32:56	I'm gonna see
01:34:01	Oh, Alan.
01:34:03	Alan, I'm so glad to see you.
01:34:07	Forgive me, darling. Forgive me.
01:34:10	Forgive you?
01:34:11	I've been so wrong.
01:34:14	- So wrong.
01:34:18	Alan, I've got to tell you something.
01:34:21	And I'm deeply ashamed.
01:34:26	I thought such crazy things about you.
01:34:30	I thought...
01:34:32	I thought you'd killed your brother.
01:34:35	No, darling, listen to me. I thought that.
01:34:38	And then this afternoon,
01:34:43	I didn't see him, but I know he was here.
01:34:47	And then I knew that everything
01:34:51	All at once, I was able to breathe again.
01:34:56	I've been so shaken.
01:34:59	I was going to go away
01:35:04	You were going to leave me?
01:35:06	I couldn't have stayed.
01:35:08	I couldn't have endured...
01:35:10	You couldn't have endured
01:35:13	Just think that I almost destroyed
01:35:18	...by doubting you.
01:35:21	But it's over now.
01:35:23	It's like a horrible dream.
01:35:25	It's over now.
01:35:29	Yes, Ann, it's over.
01:35:32	I'm going to see that you never
01:35:36	I'll never let anything come between us.
01:35:46	Anything...
01:35:49	...or anybody.
01:36:33	- Ann.
01:36:36	I'm glad you're awake.
01:36:38	What is it, Ann?
01:36:40	Alan, I want you to listen to me.
01:36:42	I'm going to tell you something
01:36:47	I know it distresses me terribly.
01:36:51	But I want you to try to understand
01:36:55	You remember I once told you
01:37:00	Yes.
01:37:02	I think I was wrong, Alan.
01:37:05	I think he's my obsession.
01:37:10	- In what way, Ann?
01:37:14	...wherever I go, there he is.
01:37:19	I wanna forget him...
01:37:21	...but there's something
01:37:25	I think if I could see him,
01:37:29	I'd know him the way you do,
01:37:32	Someone who is cruel and wrong
01:37:35	Then I could forget him forever.
01:37:38	I want to drive him away, Alan. I must.
01:37:41	I was so wrong about him.
01:37:44	Who is everyone?
01:37:48	Sylvia Burton.
01:37:50	Sylvia? What did she say?
01:37:52	She said...
01:37:56	...she thought you'd killed him.
01:38:01	And you believed her.
01:38:03	- Are you glad she was wrong?
01:38:05	Oh, yes, Alan. Yes.
01:38:07	- Then why are you unhappy?
01:38:12	You've got to help me, Alan.
01:38:14	I don't understand it.
01:38:19	Yes, I think so.
01:38:22	- You're in love with him, Ann.
01:38:27	- You're in love with him, aren't you?
01:38:29	How could I be in love
01:38:32	Why not? You've seen a lot of Mike.
01:38:34	A book, a poem, his house,
01:38:38	Aren't you jealous, Ann,
01:38:40	What did you really wanna know?
01:38:42	- Please.
01:38:44	You'd go to anyone who could
01:38:47	You were falling in love with him.
01:38:50	You never believed me.
01:38:52	- Stop it, Alan. Stop it.
01:38:56	It wasn't our happiness
01:38:59	That's not true.
01:39:00	You were happy last night...
01:39:02	...not because I hadn't killed him,
01:39:11	It's the truth, isn't it?
01:39:14	Why don't you deny it?
01:39:16	So you'd go on looking for him,
01:39:20	After you found him, what then?
01:39:23	Leave me?
01:39:24	I told you you never would.
01:39:28	Don't you see, you idiot?
01:39:30	Why couldn't you keep out of it?
01:39:44	You'll never leave me, Ann.
01:40:59	George.
01:42:31	Come on, Ann.
01:42:40	George fixed breakfast for us
01:42:43	- Where did he go?
01:42:46	He won't be back until this evening.
01:43:06	Don't be afraid, Ann.
01:43:09	Fear is no good.
01:43:14	And now I'm finally free, at last.
01:43:20	I know how good it is to be without it.
01:43:24	To have no fear.
01:43:26	To be rid of it forever.
01:43:29	That gives me a sense of great power.
01:43:38	Drink your coffee, Ann.
01:43:48	But you're still afraid, aren't you?
01:43:52	You're not going on being afraid
01:43:58	Are you, Ann?
01:44:45	Hi there. Anyone up?
01:44:52	Hello, Mrs. Foster.
01:44:53	- Morning. Your wife up yet?
01:44:57	No. Don't disturb her.
01:45:00	Fine morning for a ride.
01:45:11	No trouble at all, Mrs. Foster.
01:45:13	Ann'd never forgive me
01:45:15	- I'm sure she'd love to come to breakfast.
01:45:20	I've accepted an invitation
01:45:23	- I thought you'd like that.
01:45:25	- I'd like it very much.
01:45:28	- Expect you in half an hour.
01:45:31	Won't take Ann but a minute
01:45:34	- No, Alan, no. You'll wait?
01:45:36	- You have your riding clothes?
01:45:39	Good girl.
01:45:40	She's a charming girl,
01:45:43	Yes, she certainly is.
01:45:46	I'd better get the horses.
01:45:49	Well, you look a good ride
01:45:52	Thank you, Mrs. Foster.
01:45:53	- That's Maggie, isn't it?
01:45:55	She's very gentle.
01:45:57	Fast little thing, when she wants to go.
01:45:59	- You all right, Ann?
01:46:02	Well, my dear, you mount like a feather.
01:46:04	- Feel comfortable?
01:46:06	But I'll keep close to you
01:46:09	Good idea.
01:46:12	Come here. Come on, here. Come on.
01:46:15	Is Alan still risking his neck
01:46:18	Don't get too close to him.
01:46:25	- How about going through the woods?
01:46:28	Better take it easy.
01:46:30	All right. You lead the way.
01:47:03	Alan, you idiot!
01:47:06	I can't hold him down.
01:47:12	What's the matter with you two?
01:47:14	- Not a quarrel, exactly.
01:47:17	It's natural the first year,
01:47:20	Mrs. Foster, I'll tell you.
01:47:24	- What's that?
01:47:25	Come on.
01:47:40	Alan. Alan!
01:47:43	Alan! Alan!
01:47:45	Ann. Ann, over here.
01:47:49	He is breathing.
01:47:50	Looks like his collarbone
01:47:54	You stay here, but don't move him.
01:47:56	- I'll go and call Dr. Hill in Middleburg.
01:47:59	Mrs. Foster, don't leave me here.
01:48:02	- Back in 15 minutes.
01:48:17	Alan. Alan, you've been hurt.
01:48:20	- Mrs. Foster's gone for the doctor.
01:48:24	I'm all right, Ann. Just my wind,
01:48:28	- Must've hit a branch.
01:48:30	There's no use waiting around here
01:48:34	- We'll be at Mrs. Foster's in a minute.
01:48:36	- I'll help you on your horse.
01:48:39	- Alan, please, don't...
01:48:45	Certainly didn't see that branch,
01:48:49	Came around the bend...
01:48:52	...and something hit me.
01:49:17	Alan, you're pushing.
01:49:19	Alan! Alan! Please don't.
01:49:23	Please, please don't.
01:49:26	Alan, don't! Don't, Alan!
01:49:29	Please, Alan, don't.
01:49:32	Please stop. No.
01:49:38	Wanna leave me, Ann, don't you?
01:49:42	- I'll take you to him now.
01:49:44	Help! Help!
01:49:47	Someone!
01:49:56	Help!
01:50:14	Ann?
01:50:23	Michael. Michael.
01:50:55	No!
01:51:23	That's beautiful. Who's playing?
01:51:26	My father.
01:51:28	Dink always does well by Brahms.
01:51:30	- I like your father.
01:51:32	He's like you, got a stout heart.
01:51:34	Horses have it sometimes,
01:51:37	Takes a man of parts
01:51:40	Dink's a man of many parts,
01:51:43	You know, since I've met him,
01:51:45	You're all right, Ann Garroway.
01:51:47	You've stayed here,
01:51:50	Took courage.
01:51:53	I wanted to run. Couldn't.
01:51:56	- You know that's not what I mean.
01:51:58	That's not what I mean either.
01:52:01	No, I feel that I have something to do,
01:52:05	That's really why I stayed,
01:52:09	- My dear.
01:52:15	- Dink, who's playing the piano?
01:52:18	Oh, no. No. I can't see him.
01:52:20	- I'm not ready to yet. I can't.
01:52:31	I can do it alone.
01:52:33	- Sure?
01:53:01	- You're Michael, aren't you?
01:53:04	- Why?
01:53:07	This must be a shock.
01:53:10	No, it's not a shock to me.
01:53:12	Not at the ranch, but afterwards.
01:53:14	I think I knew.
01:53:18	- You sent for me, Ann.
01:53:21	I think I'd have come in any case
01:53:23	I was just waiting until you were well.
01:53:26	I wanted to see you.
01:53:28	- It seems I'm a very rich woman.
01:53:31	It's wrong for me to have it.
01:53:34	No, it's not mine.
01:53:37	It belongs to someone who's dead now.
01:53:39	- His heirs, possibly.
01:53:41	You can arrange that,
01:53:44	If we can find them,
01:53:47	Some of it. The ranch belongs to you.
01:53:50	- No, Alan took that over.
01:53:54	I don't think that it could ever
01:53:58	It seemed to belong to you
01:54:03	- Michael.
01:54:05	I'm a bad liar. I didn't send for you
01:54:08	There was that, of course,
01:54:11	I wanted to know you.
01:54:13	And now that you do?
01:54:15	- I'm happy to know you, Michael.
01:54:20	There are other things
01:54:24	Your brother, I won't forget him.
01:54:26	I loved him very much.
01:54:28	Not at the end. It was gone then,
01:54:33	I know, Ann.
01:54:36	I almost got you killed.
01:54:37	I was here the night before.
01:54:40	I left. I shouldn't have done that.
01:54:43	I looked for you, Michael.
01:54:47	I went away that night...
01:54:50	...because I was full of guilt
01:54:54	I had no business
01:54:56	My brother's wife.
01:55:00	I won't talk about it now,

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