:06:02
Wait a moment. I have some
short of a name here
:06:07
Yes, Haverstock.
Huntley Haverstock.
:06:09
It sounds a little more important,
Don't you think, Mr. Fischer?
:06:12
Yes, it's perfect
:06:13
It sounds better than Richard
Harley Davis
:06:15
What's wrong with that?
:06:17
We can't use that
That's the name of one of our
:06:19
greater war correspondents
forty years ago
:06:21
Well, you don't mind being
Huntley Haverstock, do you?
:06:25
Any mane sir
:06:27
It's very exciting to be at the
Christening of a new correspondent
:06:30
Shouldn't we brake a bottle of
Champagne over it?
:06:33
You should break one over my head
and see if I'm still awake
:06:35
Huntley Haverstock!
:06:37
Sr. Haverstock, you better get started
You have a lot to do
:06:40
Passport, photos, visas
:06:42
Expenses
:06:43
I'll send a note to the cashier
:06:44
I hope you brought some of your
articles over?
:06:46
I brought three of them
:06:48
See you in London
:06:50
Yes, of course
:06:51
Thank you Mr. Powel, for everything
... Huntley Haverstock.
:07:13
What do you think of this mother?
:07:15
How does it look?
:07:17
Don't wear it like that
:07:18
over your eye
it makes you look like a gangster.
:07:20
Mother, you always say boys wear
the hat over one eye!
:07:22
Let him wear it the way it is!
:07:24
You'll have to wear a tall hat
when you get to London
:07:26
They call them poppers over there.
:07:27
Toppers, uncle!
:07:28
Bobby, put it in the box for
uncle John, will you?
:07:32
Let me try it on.
:07:34
Now he's a regular war correspondent
:07:36
Without a war
:07:37
I'm afraid he'll find his war
over there
:07:39
They're just a bunch of
boastfuI over there
:07:41
I hope so!
:07:42
Well mother, how do you like
how we decorated our first place?
:07:45
I would tell you how to hang up the
curtains and I would move that sofa
:07:47
It's too bad you don't have a
fireplace
:07:51
If you suggest it to the captain I
think he would put one
:07:55
All aboard!
All aboard!