1:16:02
Board!
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- She missed it as sure as you live.
- Oh, there she is.
1:16:15
Nan! Did you have a blowout?
1:16:17
No, but just as I was leaving,
I met Ethel. Oh, I can't get my breath.
1:16:21
Here, sit down.
1:16:23
I want to tell you what Ethel told me.
1:16:25
You remember that funny-looking woman
parading around this afternoon?
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- No, I didn't see her.
- You didn't see her?
1:16:30
She can't be described.
You wouldn't believe it.
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I'll tell you, she was quite a number.
Her dress was up to here.
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And paint an inch thick.
And bells on her shoes that tinkled--
1:16:40
- Oh, not bells!
- And bracelets up to here that clanked.
1:16:43
You never saw such a sight.
Anyway, do you know who she was?
1:16:46
- Who?
- Laurel Dallas's mother.
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Laurel Dallas!
Oh, I can't believe it!
1:16:51
You mean that pretty little girl
Dick Grosvenor's been rushing?
1:16:53
Yes. Didn't you know her?
1:16:55
But are you sure?
She seemed so lovely and sweet.
1:16:58
Isn't it weird? To have such
a common-looking creature for a mother?
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- Poor thing.
- Poor nothing.
1:17:05
She's wearing
Dick Grosvenor's fraternity pin.
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-She won't be wearing it long.
-Not when Mrs. Grosvenor hears about it.
1:17:11
- Your berths are ready, ladies.
- Thank you.
1:17:13
-I want to tell you about--
-Ethel made it so interesting and funny.
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- Lollie.
- It's lonely up there, Mother.