:17:01
If you take time out from being a tycoon
in big business and spend more time...
:17:04
getting to know your own son,
you'll realize...
:17:06
I'm sure Mr. Cheyne realizes that
very clearly now.
:17:09
I can see that the school would do with
a little more cooperation with me, yes.
:17:13
But you gentlemen must realize...
:17:14
that besides being
both father and mother to Harvey...
:17:17
I'm tied up in my own work...
:17:20
in matters that also relate
to his future welfare.
:17:23
I suppose what you want from me,
Dr. Finley...
:17:25
is permission to deal as drastically
with Harvey...
:17:28
as his future conduct might deserve.
:17:29
I'm afraid we'll have to leave that
in your hands for a while, Mr. Cheyne.
:17:33
For the rest of the spring term at least,
Harvey will have to be rusticated.
:17:36
Rusticated?
:17:38
"Temporarily canned,"
I believe the boys call it.
:17:42
Well, that is news. And here I'm trying
to put you on the carpet.
:17:45
It seems a bit thick...
:17:46
after the printing press
and all your other generosities...
:17:49
but for that very reason,
for the effect on the other boys.
:17:52
Oh, I understand perfectly, Doctor.
You've no other course.
:17:55
Well, Bob, if we're going to catch
that train, we must be off.
:17:58
Goodbye, Mr. Cheyne.
:17:59
I'm sure that when Harvey comes back
in the fall...
:18:01
he will be a boy
that we can all be proud of.
:18:05
Well, good luck.
:18:06
My young Mr. Tyler is pretty intense,
but he's quite right.
:18:09
You're rather a nice fellow for a...
What did he call you?
:18:12
- A tycoon.
- Oh, yes.
:18:14
Well, you're rather a nice fellow
for a tycoon.
:18:16
So take the boy in with you
for the next few months, will you?
:18:18
You won't mind the extra work.
If you give him a chance to live up to you...
:18:22
we're liable to have
another splendid citizen on our hands.
:18:26
- Good night.
- Good night, Doctor. Thank you.
:18:50
Harvey.
:18:58
Don't, Mr. Tyler, please don't. Don't.