:33:03
Ebenezer, Dick!
:33:09
Yes, sir?
:33:11
Ebenezer Scrooge, Dick Wilkins.
:33:13
Yes, sir?
:33:15
Do you observe the time, sir?
:33:16
7:05, sir.
:33:19
Do you know you've let me work you
five minutes overtime?
:33:24
No more work tonight.
:33:25
Christmas Eve, Dick. Christmas, Ebenezer.
:33:29
Up with the shutters. Close up shop.
:33:33
In the eye, Dick. Cheer up, Ebenezer.
:33:39
What a lark.
:33:40
He always comes through, doesn't he?
:33:42
- Always comes through does old Fezziwig.
- And royally, too.
:33:45
And royally, too.
Nothing's too good for Fezziwig.
:33:51
Closed up tight, sirs?
:33:53
- Tight as a barrel, sir.
- Good.
:33:54
Now, about tomorrow.
:33:56
It's a holiday, of course.
:33:58
But I shall expect you to spend part of it,
at least, with me...
:34:01
eating Christmas dinner.
:34:04
Thank you, sir.
:34:05
And as probably you'll eat too much
to be any good next day...
:34:07
we'll make that a holiday, too.
:34:09
Good night, Ebenezer. Good night, Dick.
:34:13
Good night, sir. And thank you, sir.
:34:15
Yes, sir. Thank you, sir.
:34:18
- A sovereign.
- A whole sovereign.
:34:20
- Solid gold is old Fezziwig.
- Solid gold, through and through.
:34:26
What is the matter?
:34:28
Nothing particular.
:34:31
Something, I think.
:34:34
Yes, there is.
:34:37
Old Fezziwig was very kind to me.
:34:39
Yes, he was. But he's dead now.
:34:43
Perhaps you feel
you'd like to repay his kindness to you.
:34:46
Well?
:34:47
You have a clerk, Bob Cratchit.
:34:49
Old Fezziwig would have been
very happy...
:34:51
if you had shown your gratitude to him
by showing kindness to others.
:34:55
Your clerk, for instance.
:34:56
Business is business.
:34:58
I'm a good businessman!