:42:02
It was a boy
and the fair name of Seton would flourish.
:42:05
It must have been a consolation to Father.
He must have been very grateful to Mother.
:42:10
Drink to Mother, Johnny.
:42:12
She tried to be a Seton for a while,
then gave up and died.
:42:15
You're talking through your hat, Ned.
:42:18
But, I'm not.
:42:20
Ned, what did Linda say?
:42:22
-She's coming down, isn't she?
-Don't make me laugh, Sister.
:42:25
-What's all this about Linda?
-It's nothing, Johnny.
:42:27
That's right. It's nothing.
Just one of Linda's whims.
:42:30
The silly little girl
wanted to give her kind of a party.
:42:33
Between you and Father you've changed
her shindig into a first-class funeral.
:42:37
She should've realized Father couldn't
announce my engagement without a fuss.
:42:41
She should have, yes,
but unlike me, Linda always hopes.
:42:45
Bottoms up to Linda.
:42:46
Ned, please,
you've been drinking steadily since 8:00.
:42:50
Yes, funny old Ned.
On New Year's Eve, too.
:42:53
Johnny, try to stop him.
:42:55
I shall drink as much as I like
at any party I agree to attend.
:42:59
And as much as I like
is as much as I can hold.
:43:02
It's my protection
against your tiresome friends.
:43:04
Linda's out of luck.
She hasn't any protection.
:43:06
Robert, another highball, please.
:43:09
Ned, take it easy.
:43:14
Aye, aye, sir.
:43:32
-The name, sir?
-The name is Professor Nicholas Potter.
:43:35
And wife Susan.
:43:37
We were invited.
:43:40
The ladies' cloakroom
is the second door to the left, madam.
:43:43
Thank you.