:44:00
Darling, if you'd had any business
experience at all...
:44:03
But you've been a fighter and managed
a cattle ranch or two.
:44:06
How could you know anything
about running a newspaper?
:44:10
I told Sam if he'd only take a job
in the office to start with...
:44:14
...till he learned the business...
:44:17
Look, Sam, you wouldn't suddenly...
:44:20
Georgia and I can settle this
without anybody else butting in.
:44:23
Sam, Fred's part of the family.
:44:25
- He has a right to butt in, as you call it.
- So he doesn't like it.
:44:29
Only because it doesn't make sense, Sam.
Does it to you, Helen?
:44:36
No, it doesn't.
:44:45
- I'm sorry I made a scene.
- Oh, now.
:44:48
It's just that I...
:44:50
I don't know.
I can't stand fighting with Sam.
:44:52
- Easy does it, Georgia.
- It won't seem so tragic in the morning.
:44:58
No, I suppose it won't. Good night.
:45:02
- Night.
- Night.
:45:05
- Well, I'll call you tomorrow.
- Fred.
:45:08
- You're angry with me.
- No.
:45:11
- Sure not?
- Yes.
:45:13
You do see that I can't cancel
that invitation, don't you, darling?
:45:17
Yes.
:45:18
Well, aren't you gonna kiss me
good night?
:45:23
Good night, Helen.
:45:54
Helen.
:45:58
Helen.