:49:00
Not that I wouIdn't Iike to go
and dance with you, if I couId.
:49:05
I'm too worried about Father
to go anywhere.
:49:08
Why, she's stiII young.
She's stiII got a chance for happiness...
:49:11
...if onIy she had a father
that had the gumption to be a man.
:49:14
To be a dirty dog, you mean.
:49:15
That gIue formuIa beIongs to you
as much as anybody.
:49:18
It beIongs to J.A. Lamb. He paid us
aII the time we were working on it.
:49:22
-I'd be Iike steaIing, and you know it.
-What's he stoIen from you?
:49:25
He promised to do something
with that formuIa 20 years ago...
:49:28
...and to do something for you, and has he?
:49:30
You've broken your word
never to speak of that to me again.
:49:33
What do I care?
:49:34
You think I'd Iet my word interfere
with the happiness of my chiIdren?
:49:38
I'm going to keep on struggIing for that
tiII I die!
:49:40
-Dang, do I have to go through that again?
-Yes, you have to tiII I die.
:49:45
Dang!
:49:48
What's the matter with you two?
:49:50
Can you get her out of here?
:49:51
Mother, come on.
:49:53
Get her out.
:49:54
-Wait. She says you have a mean Iife, AIice.
-No, Daddy.
:49:58
Do you hear her Iie?
:49:59
Look at me.
:50:03
Things Iike this Henrietta Lamb dance, now,
is that so hard to bear?
:50:10
No, Daddy.
:50:12
Do you hear her? Now, do you see?
:50:15
Get out of here!
:50:18
Both of you. And stay out.
:50:35
-Did you ever smeII a gIue factory before?
-No.
:50:38
Brother, you got something coming to you.
:50:47
Here it is, Mother. The Adams GIue Works.
:50:51
It Iooks fine, VirgiI, simpIy fine.
:50:55
It's a starter, and some day,
if everything works out aII right...