:36:02
- Excuse me.
- Step on it, judge.
:36:04
Guys, you're holding up the game.
:36:05
I thought you were known as
"The Fearless Blakes"?
:36:08
You were born under
a lucky star, my friend.
:36:22
A 6 ball shot, friends, one in
each pocket, shooting left-handed.
:36:26
Amazing.
:36:27
Quiet, boys!
:36:32
Great shot!
:36:36
- Collect from Providence.
- Right.
:36:38
That was some shot.
:36:41
And with the left hand.
:36:44
Thank you, me lad.
Proceed, Shakespeare.
:36:47
It's only for a week, judge.
:36:49
All you do is be her
rich, aristocratic husband.
:36:53
The rich and aristocratic
suits me admirably.
:36:55
- Ever try being a husband?
- I'm notorious for it.
:36:58
- How'd you make out.
- Pitifully, pitifully.
:37:01
They were charming women, too.
All four of them.
:37:04
I'm sorry you brought that up.
:37:06
I can't understand why l should
prove such a miserable failure.
:37:09
You probably talked them to death.
:37:11
- What do you say?
- I'm interested.
:37:13
- Whose husband?
- Never mind that.
:37:15
Now here's the layout.
:37:20
You're going to be
the ever-lovin' husband
:37:23
of Apple Annie.
:37:25
Preposterous!
Most preposterous!
:37:28
Of all people, Apple Annie.
:37:30
Listen, Dude, this is
asking much too much.
:37:34
A mere apple vendor,
practically a mendicant.
:37:36
- Good afternoon.
- Here she is now.
:37:40
- Here who is?
- Apple Annie.
:37:43
The judge was saying how glad
he was to be your husband.
:37:47
Thank you.
:37:52
Thank you so much.
:37:54
I am deeply flattered.
:37:56
The pleasure, l assure you,
my dear and charming lady,