:57:01
How do you do?
How do you do?
:57:03
A very old
and dear friend.
:57:05
Oh, and, uh,
Miss Morton.
:57:08
Hi. Hello.
Nice meeting you.
:57:10
Oh, Steve,
it's been so long.
:57:12
Ten years.
Oh, and you haven't
changed a bit.
:57:16
How are Annie
and the kids?
Oh, Annie's fine.
:57:19
You'd never know
the children, they're
so grown-up and lovely.
:57:23
Uh, look, we're
all going to my house
to wait for the reviews.
:57:26
- Why don't you join us?
- Well, let's get going.
:57:30
You mind us
riding with you folks?
Fine. We have plenty of room.
:57:33
That'd be nice.
All right.
:57:42
Mmm. I'm glad
the opening's over.
:57:45
Now I hope Mother will
have some time for me
before my graduation.
:57:49
I have a lot of subjects
I wanna discuss with her.
I don't want to forget any.
:57:52
Annie, do you wanna
hear them?
Sure, honey.
:57:55
The most important
is Jane Beeler's party.
There are gonna be boys.
:57:59
And under that
I have an "A" and a "B"
I wanna discuss with Mother.
:58:02
A... How do I make
a boy like me, and B...
Should I let him kiss me.
:58:06
Isn't that subject
comin' up a little soon?
:58:09
The girls in school
discuss it all the time.
:58:14
My goodness!
They're here already!
:58:19
Honey, will you run upstairs
and get Sarah Jane?
All right.
:58:26
All right, ma'am?
It's wonderful.
:58:28
Thank you.
:58:31
Annie, are you ready
for a surprise?
:58:36
Wait till you see
who's here.
:58:39
Hello, Annie.
:58:41
Why, Mr. Steve!
:58:43
Oh, my goodness!
I'll get you
a drink.
:58:46
You certainly
look fine!
:58:48
You too, Annie.
How's everything been?
:58:51
Each day
I count my blessings.
:58:53
You call doing this
at 1:00 in the morning
a blessing?
Yes, sir.
:58:56
I can remember when plenty
of ham and eggs was more
than a blessing.