:32:00
It means "not good."
:32:02
I'll have you understand this is the finest
kitchen in Connecticut, Mr. Basilknocker.
:32:06
Just call me Felix. But what smells?
:32:09
That's Irish stew.
:32:10
Goulash with turnips! Catastrophe.
:32:14
It isn't goulash. It's good old Irish stew.
:32:16
Maybe old, but not good,
such goulash.
:32:18
I tell you, it isn't goulash.
:32:21
Hold this.
:32:25
Paprika. That will fix it.
:32:32
Now it's goulash.
:32:36
Nora and Felix, we're gonna need you
as witnesses.
:32:38
Merciful heavens, the wedding, is it?
I better take off me apron.
:32:41
- How do I look?
- How do you look?
:32:43
Is it you that's getting married?
:32:45
I wish.
:32:47
Here she is, judge.
:32:48
- Elizabeth, this is Judge Crothers.
- How do you do?
:32:51
Oh, it's not me. It's her.
:32:53
- I'm Nora.
- Oh, you're...
:32:55
I declare. Well, I'm delighted
to meet you, my dear.
:32:58
John's very lucky
to get such a lovely bride.
:33:00
Thank you. This is my uncle Felix.
:33:02
- How are you?
- Not good.
:33:04
I suppose you'll give the bride away,
Uncle Felix?
:33:07
Me? I don't give nobody away.
:33:09
Always, I keep my mouth shut.
:33:13
Mouth shut, yes.
:33:14
If you'll kindly step this way, please.
:33:21
Join hands, please.
:33:24
Dearly beloved, we are gathered
together in the sight...
:33:27
Wait, wait a minute. Excuse me, please.
:33:29
A wedding with no music?
:33:31
That's impossible.
:33:32
You're quite right.
:33:34
I have here a record
of the "Wedding March"...
:33:36
...especially for the occasion.
:33:39
Remember, dear? Details?
:33:41
But, John, couldn't we
have Mozart or...?
:33:43
No, no, no, darling, no.
:33:45
The "Wedding March"
is the conventional thing.
:33:48
Proceed, judge.
:33:50
Dearly beloved, we are gathered
together...
:33:52
It's company already!
:33:54
Oh, it's the sailor.
He's two hours early. What'll we do?
:33:57
- What's the trouble?
- It's a peculiar situation.
:33:59
- We'll have to postpone.
- Take him to the other room.