:43:05
Louise!
:43:07
My baby.
:43:16
Let me look at you.
You're beautiful.
:43:20
I'm so happy.
:43:22
I'd know you anywhere.
:43:24
- What are they doing?
- They're kissing.
:43:27
- Is Annie happy?
- Yeah, she's crying.
:43:32
My sweet!
:43:36
You're just as
l pictured you, Mother.
:43:39
- My baby.
- Just as l pictured you.
:43:45
Enough tears around here
to float a battleship.
:43:54
This is your stepfather, dear.
:43:56
Mother's written me
so much about you.
:44:02
May l present
Count Alfonso Romero
:44:06
and his son, Carlos.
:44:07
How do you do?
:44:09
It is indeed a pleasure,
my dear Count.
:44:11
We've been looking forward
to this visit for some time.
:44:13
Thank you.
:44:15
How stupid of me.
:44:17
This is...
your Uncle David.
:44:20
My uncle?
:44:21
I didn't know l had an uncle.
:44:23
You must be Father's brother.
:44:27
I'm so pleased.
:44:28
Why, Mother, you didn't write
a word about him.
:44:30
That's because Brother David
is the black sheep of the family.
:44:34
I want you to meet Count Romero
:44:36
and his son Carlos.
:44:39
- This is my uncle, David Manville.
- How do you do?
:44:43
- Where do you think you're going?
- Are you talking to me?
:44:46
I ain't talking to your Aunt Tilly.
:44:49
I'm a news reporter.
I want to chat with the Count.
:44:52
You're wrong. He ain't no Count.
:44:54
No?
:44:55
Yeah, somebody threw you
a bum steer.
:44:57
Shows you what
a rumor will do.