1:23:01
They told me I'll be ready
to take a job in about three months.
1:23:06
Lotta. How would you like
to go to Chicago to work?
1:23:09
Pa would hate it in Chicago.
1:23:11
Karie wouldn't like it either.
I don't think.
1:23:14
I wasn't thinking of them.
1:23:17
I mean you.
1:23:19
Alone?
1:23:21
I'd be lonesome.
1:23:23
I'd be scared to be
in Chicago alone.
1:23:26
I'd be there.
1:23:28
I mean. I'd come down often
on business trips.
1:23:30
We could go
to the theater together. Have dinner.
1:23:34
You'd like that. Wouldn't you?
1:23:37
Yes. But you being
a married man and all.
1:23:41
People would think
it was funny.
1:23:44
People wouldn't know.
1:23:51
- I guess you don't think much of me if...
- Lotta. Darling. I love you.
1:23:55
No. You don't. Mr. Glasgow.
Don't talk like that.
1:23:57
You think just because
I'm a young girl...
1:23:59
Do you think that I'm old. Lotta?
Because I'm not.
1:24:01
- I love you. I'll do anything for you.
- You mustn't.
1:24:04
You must have known how I felt
about you the moment I first saw you.
1:24:06
No.
1:24:08
I thought it was
on account of my father.
1:24:11
Well. Anyway. I did at first.
1:24:13
It was you. Lotta.
1:24:15
You're what I've missed all my life.
I need you. I've got to have you.
1:24:18
I made a mistake once.
But now it's going to be different.
1:24:21
- Lotta. You and l...
- Don't. Mr. Glasgow.
1:24:23
You mustn't say these things.
It's wrong.
1:24:25
You mean because I'm married?
I'll get a divorce if you'll only wait.
1:24:29
I'll take you away from here.
I'll make you happy.
1:24:31
I'll do anything that l...
1:24:33
I'll see you tomorrow night
at the annual party.
1:24:35
We'll talk about it then.
1:24:37
Well. I'm glad we didn't
eat them all up.
1:24:41
- Thank you.
- They're the best I've ever made.