:33:09
Danny.
:33:12
Dick.
:33:14
Dick!
:33:16
Easy, boy, easy.
:33:19
Oh, Dick!
:33:21
Hey, you've put on weight.
:33:23
- I believe you've actually grown.
- You look sort of different yourself.
:33:26
Get my telegram?
:33:28
Yeah, but I didn't sleep much
that night.
:33:30
I kept thinking, "Now he's left
the ranch, and now he's in Chicago."
:33:33
I kept seeing that train
coming nearer and nearer.
:33:35
- I counted every turn of the wheels.
ELLEN: May I come in?
:33:40
Hi, Danny.
:33:41
Hi, Ellen.
:33:43
I hope you like her, Danny, because
if you don't, we'll send her right back.
:33:48
Oh, please don't let him fire me,
Danny. I like this job.
:33:51
Don't you worry.
If he fires you, I'll hire you.
:33:54
Thank you.
- Were you surprised to get my letter?
:33:57
Not a bit. I knew what was
in that letter even before I opened it.
:34:01
I just kept reading it over
and over again, just to sort of...
:34:04
- Get used to the idea?
- Yeah.
:34:06
I was trying to picture
what kind of a place Taos was...
:34:09
...how long a honeymoon is.
:34:11
Ellen didn't like Taos.
:34:13
I thought Warm Springs would be
better for a honeymoon.
:34:16
I hope you can stay a while.
:34:17
We're going to take a cottage
right here in Warm Springs.
:34:20
- And live here, you mean?
- That's right.
:34:23
That's Ellen's idea.
That's the way she wants it.
:34:26
Gosh.
:34:30
Well, Mrs. Harland.
:34:32
I think I can feel safe in saying
the job is permanent.
:34:35
Thank you, sir. I always does my best.
:34:50
I trust you'll find the soup
to your taste.
:34:54
It's sheer understatement
to call this ambrosia soup.
:34:57
I call it consommé à la patchouli.