1:25:06
William Stevens Chandler.
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Ever been married before?
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Not to speak of.
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My wife will be the witness.
She'll be down in a minute.
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Here she is now.
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- Are they sober?
- I think so.
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This is love, not liquor.
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Join hands, please.
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William, do you take Constance
to be your lawful wife...
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to have and to hold, in sickness
and in health...
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to love, honor, and cherish...
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- Did you get Gladys on the phone?
- Sure.
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What did you say?
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That I was looking for you
with some important information.
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- And?
- She fell like a log.
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She asked me what information I had,
so I dropped the bomb.
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I told her I was driving by the Grand Plaza
and saw Connie and Bill go in.
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On investigating, I found they'd been
assigned to suite 805 and 807...
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as man and wife.
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- What did she say?
- What didn't she say?
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You know, I've been thinking...
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that was a justice of the peace
they called on.
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- Maybe he really did marry her.
- How could he? He's got a wife already.
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- I know, but...
- There's Gladys now.
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Okay, buddy.
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We're off to the races. You wait here.
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So?
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- Gladys, this is a surprise.
- I'll bet it is.
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I'm sorry to break into your little party,
Miss Connie Allenbury...
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but this man happens to be my husband.
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This is the lady I told you about,
a Miss Gladys Benton.
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- "Mrs. William Chandler" is the name.
- Yes. How do you do?
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- I said, "Mrs. William Chandler."
- I've been looking forward to meeting you.
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- Bill's told me so much about you.
- He told you about me?