:51:01
-There's a meeting of the club.
-Your club.
:51:04
No. Come on, the party needs you.
:51:05
Now's the time
to come to the aid of the party.
:51:08
But your father is really upset.
:51:10
Why, you don't tell me.
What seems to be the matter?
:51:12
Everybody has begun to notice you're not
there and it's embarrassing the family.
:51:16
The.... Johnny--
:51:18
Linda, be a good sport now.
It will make your father awfully happy.
:51:21
Would it make him any happier
if I crawled in on my hands and knees?
:51:26
That's telling him.
:51:28
Oh, my.
:51:32
-That's not Johnny.
-No?
:51:33
-Who is it?
-That's a very important person.
:51:36
Hello, important person.
:51:38
Don't be fresh.
:51:40
-Treat important persons with respect.
-I won't.
:51:43
-Hello, important person.
-Yeah? Take your place.
:51:47
What is this?
:51:49
It's the voice of experience.
:51:51
Nick and Susan!
:51:56
Sir, that lady is my wife.
:51:58
Nick, thank goodness you came.
:52:00
The face is familiar. But....
:52:03
Do we know anyone who smells of violet?
:52:14
-How's that, you dog.
-No. It can't be. It's Johnny Case.
:52:17
You remember him.
:52:18
John Case, the rail-splitter,
friend of the people.
:52:20
Yes.
:52:21
-Well, we're glad to have you back.
-Back?
:52:28
You mean the marble pillars got me.
:52:30
I'm ready. I'll go quietly.
:52:32
Don't spare him, boys.
:52:34
There.
:52:39
-Now that you've got that off my mind.
-Never forget it.
:52:42
There's something I want you to know.
:52:44
-That deal I mentioned?
-The Seaboard thing?
:52:46
-I think it'll go through.
-You don't mean it?
:52:48
There's a very fair chance that I'll be able
to quit business next Saturday.
:52:54
So that you can go on the holiday?
:52:56
Sure, Johnny's Declaration
of Independence.
:52:58
It's all according to what a Boston crowd
called Bay State Power does.