1:11:00
l hope not.
1:11:04
Go on with your story, honey.
1:11:06
Yes, l was telling a story about my,
about our father.
1:11:09
Oh, you were?
1:11:11
l don't want to be rude,
but may l have a drink?
1:11:14
l had three or four before l came, but
they're wearing off, you know how that is.
1:11:21
Don't look at me like that.
You like a little drink yourself.
1:11:27
We call him Jerry the Nipper.
1:11:30
Likes to sneak it when nobody's looking.
So cute about it, too.
1:11:35
l've seen him go an evening,
apparently having nothing to drink...
1:11:38
and all of a sudden, fall flat on his puss.
1:11:45
A glass of sherry, perhaps?
1:11:47
Will you get Miss Warriner
a glass of sherry?
1:11:51
A glass of sherry? Excuse me.
1:11:54
l don't like sherry.
1:11:59
-Would you make that ginger ale please?
-Ginger ale?
1:12:06
l'm sorry to interrupt you again, Jerry.
Now, what were you saying?
1:12:11
l was just telling one of Father's stories.
You've heard it.
1:12:15
With a minute to go, Dad had the ball--
1:12:17
-A ball? What ball?
-The football.
1:12:20
What in the world was Dad ever doing
with a football?
1:12:24
l was just telling a story about when Father
was at Princeton. You remember--
1:12:29
Oh, yes, of course l remember.
Pop loved Princeton.
1:12:32
He was there nearly 20 years.
1:12:34
lf ever a man loved a place, he did.
He just adored it.
1:12:38
And he certainly kept it looking beautiful.
1:12:42
You've seen the grounds, of course.
1:12:44
Of course?
1:12:46
-Thank you.
-l'm afraid l'm--
1:12:49
So sorry!
1:12:50
-Here's your handkerchief.
-Thank you.
1:12:52
l'm afraid that my sister
has a somewhat distorted sense of humor.
1:12:56
So have l.
1:12:57
What she meant was,
Father presented the college...