:47:02
That depends on what they see.
:47:05
- And what do you see?
- Me?
:47:09
Oh, l see a small Ohio farm boy...
:47:12
becoming a great soldier.
:47:14
I see thousands of marching men.
:47:16
I see General Lee,
with a broken heart, surrendering.
:47:22
I can see the beginning of a new nation,
like Abraham Lincoln said.
:47:27
And l can see that Ohio boy
being inaugurated as president.
:47:33
Things like that can only happen
in a country like America.
:47:38
Excuse me.
:47:44
Sorry, Mr. Hopper.
Mr. Cedar won't answer his phone.
:47:47
- What's going on in the boss's office?
- Search me.
:47:49
The three C's and little "B"
have been in there over an hour.
:47:52
l don't want to be critical, but--
:47:54
Yes, l know. A week's gone by and
we haven't got power of attorney yet.
:47:57
- Yes, but you said--
- l can't strangle him, can I?
:48:00
It's ridiculous for us
to have to worry about a boy like that.
:48:03
Look at these articles.
"Cinderella Man."
:48:05
- He's carrying on like a idiot.
- Exactly what l was saying--
:48:08
Who cares?
:48:12
- Yeah?
- Mr. and Mrs. Semple are still waiting.
:48:14
Let 'em wait.
:48:16
They've been in
every day this week.
:48:18
- Who are they?
- Relatives of old man Semple.
:48:20
They keep insisting
they should have some nuisance value.
:48:23
- Nuisance value?
- If not for Deeds, they'd be rich.
:48:28
Nuisance value.
:48:29
Maybe they have.
:48:34
Mr. and Mrs. Semple, please.
:48:36
How do you do?
I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting.
:48:40
What was my secretary thinking,
keeping you waiting this long?
:48:45
Will you have a cigar,
Mr. Semple?
:48:48
Thanks.
:48:50
- There's Times Square.
- You can almost spit on it, can't you?
:48:53
Why don't you try?
:48:56
It's breezy up here.