:58:00
No, no, but....
:58:03
Could you....
:58:11
-Hello, there.
-Hello, Aunt Patsy.
:58:13
Good evening, Mrs. Leeson.
:58:15
Good evening, Mrs. Leeson.
:58:16
Lucy, you didn't come over this morning
the way you usually do.
:58:20
-l was so busy this morning.
-That's what l kept telling you, Ma.
:58:24
-Do you mind if l sit down?
-No, not at all.
:58:33
-l've got an awful headache.
-Well, l'm getting one.
:58:37
l thought maybe you were angry
at my repeating what that awful....
:58:41
Nonsense, Mrs. Leeson.
:58:44
-What on earth was that?
-Somebody's cleaning up in there.
:58:51
l was afraid....
:58:53
-Must they do that?
-Yes--
:58:57
l was afraid, but l knew that in your heart
you knew...
:59:01
that l never suspected you.
:59:03
Of course not, Mrs. Leeson.
:59:05
The first time Dan talked about you, l said,
''Why, she sounds like a sweet little thing.''
:59:11
Why, to know Lucy is to love her.
:59:14
Lucy, l got a surprise for you.
Ma and l talked it all over.
:59:17
l hope you are going to like Oklahoma,
because l'm going to ask you....
:59:22
Excuse me.
:59:26
They forgot to touch second.
:59:36
Come on, Dan.
:59:38
Well, l guess a man's best friend
is his mother.
:59:46
l certainly learned about women from you.
:59:49
-Here's your diploma.
-Come on.