:02:02
Whoever is doing that
will kindly stop.
:02:04
- Whoever said that...
- Yes, thas Mother.
:02:07
I'll go smooth the path.
:02:12
Messy things, pipes. I like them.
:02:15
- Your coat, sir.
- Oh, yes, yes.
:02:18
Thank you.
:02:20
- This way, please.
- Thank you.
:02:25
There can be no harm
in talking. I thought...
:02:29
Dr. Jaquith, my mother-in-law,
Mrs. Henry Windle Vale.
:02:32
- How do you do?
- I will not pretend...
:02:35
...that I approve of you.
:02:36
My daughter Charlotte is no more ill
than a molting canary.
:02:41
Thas what we hope he will confirm.
:02:44
Mother's disapproval isn't personal.
:02:47
- Please sit down.
- Thank you.
:02:51
The last doctor I consulted
warned me my heart would finish me.
:02:55
The fact I've outlived him has
not increased my trust of doctors.
:02:59
A highly sensible reaction.
:03:01
Please try to relax
your grim disapproval...
:03:04
...with this doctor.
:03:06
We're honored by the visit of
the country's foremost psychiatrist.
:03:10
It was pretty sweet of him
to come from New York to Boston.
:03:14
He doesn't go to people.
They go to him.
:03:17
Wouldn't hurt if you added thas
from lack of time, not vanity.
:03:22
And, Mother, before I forget it...
:03:24
...don't call him
Dr. Jaquith near Charlotte.
:03:27
Thas his name.
:03:29
Yes, but forget the "doctor."
Make it "mister."
:03:32
She'll shut up like a clam
if she thinks we're examining her.
:03:36
So please try to cooperate.
:03:38
I've already sent for her.
:03:40
My little girl will be here directly.
:03:43
Miss Charlotte.
:03:46
Your mother's waiting
in the drawing room.