:50:15
Will you get my sister-in-law
on the phone, please?
:50:17
- Who, sir?
- My sister-in-law, Gertrude Pendleton.
:50:24
Oh.
:50:32
Hello.
:50:35
Hello, Gertrude.
Tell me. How's Linda?
:50:37
Who is this?
:50:40
Jervis?
:50:42
I don't believe it.
You've been drinking.
:50:44
No, no. Not a drop. l- I merely called up
to find out about my niece.
:50:48
Uh, tell me.
How is she enjoying college?
:50:50
Jervis, this is very peculiar.
:50:53
Linda is 20 years old, and you haven't
seen her for more than 19 and a half.
:50:57
Oh, you're so right.
You're so right, Gertrude.
:50:59
l- I've been the worst
of all possible uncles. I'm sorry.
:51:02
Uh, say. How about you and me
driving up to see her?
:51:05
But this is insane. All I wanted you to do
is writeJulie a letter.
:51:08
Will you keep quiet?
No, no, no. Not you, Gertrude.
:51:10
l- l-There's a mechanical device
here that produces strange noises.
:51:15
Uh, w-
Uh, spring dance? Saturday?
:51:19
Oh. Sounds charming.
:51:21
Fine. Uh, we'll
drive up together.
:51:24
Wonderful. Wonderful.
See you then. Good-bye.
:51:27
But you can't do this. You can't go to
the school and reveal yourself to that girl.
:51:31
It's violating your-
your promise to Alec.
:51:33
Griggs, how you do carry on.
I have no intention of revealing myself.
:51:37
I'm simply going up there
to visit my niece.
:51:39
And while I'm there,
I'll get a look at my orphan.
:51:41
But-
:51:44
Mrs. Gertrude Pendleton on the phone.
:51:46
Put her on.
:51:48
Yes, Gertie.
:51:50
Why, of course it was me
you were talking to a moment ago.
:51:52
Who else? Who else
but Linda's UncleJervis?