1:09:01
I can see our February cover right now.
1:09:03
"Beginning this issue, John Sloan,
Elizabeth Lane's husband...
1:09:05
...conducts our new Home Planning
Department."
1:09:08
- And you'll put that on the cover?
- Right.
1:09:10
Now, what is it you wanted to tell me?
1:09:12
As a matter of fact, it was
almost exactly the same thing.
1:09:14
Well, there you are,
great minds think alike.
1:09:17
Mr. Yardley, Mr. Jones is
way ahead of you on flapjacks.
1:09:19
He is, is he? Well, I'll give him
a head start of a dozen...
1:09:22
...and still eat him under the table.
1:09:24
- Did you tell him?
- Well, no. I decided not to.
1:09:26
There's no point in destroying
his Christmas.
1:09:29
Come on, let's have breakfast.
1:09:34
Would you mind doing something for me,
as a special favor?
1:09:37
Anything you want.
1:09:39
Would you mind just flipping me
one flapjack?
1:09:41
Flip...
1:09:44
- Well, you see, Mr. Yardley...
- Oh, just one to please me, huh?
1:09:49
- But, Mr. Yardley...
- Won't you please, Mrs. Sloan?
1:09:54
Well, all right, but I'm
a little out of practice.
1:10:07
- Oh, come on.
- Go ahead.
1:10:09
Go on, dear.
1:10:19
Bravo!
1:10:22
Wonderful.
1:10:30
And for dinner, Mr. Yardley,
we will have potage Mongol...
1:10:33
...with roast goose Bernoise,
with walnut stuffing.
1:10:36
Oh, Uncle Felix, stop.
1:10:37
Please. You make my mouth water.
1:10:44
Good morning.
1:10:45
- Mr. Sloan?
- Yes.
1:10:46
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
1:10:48
I'm Homer Higgenbottom of the Christmas
Entertainment Committee of Stanfield.
1:10:51
Mr. Sloan, I understand you're
entertaining Jefferson Jones...
1:10:54
...the war hero. Is this the young man?
1:10:57
- Yes, that's right.
- I'm proud to shake your hand.
1:10:59
Thank you, sir.