1:43:00
How did the book come out,
that War and Peace thing?
1:43:03
Well, as a matter of fact, I, uh
1:43:05
I didn't also.
1:43:07
This time I got two men
mixed up with each other.
1:43:10
- Oh, you did?
- Well, look who's here.
1:43:12
- I brought your book back.
- Oh, did you like it?
1:43:15
Excuse me.
1:43:17
Didn't you like it?
1:43:19
Well, it's all right, I guess,
but who wants to read a book about a fish?
1:43:23
About a fish.
1:43:25
Why didn't you call me?
1:43:30
If you'll just take these down,
that looks like about all.
1:43:33
- All right.
- Oh.
1:43:35
It's all right, darling.
1:43:38
We're going home now.
1:43:40
- Be careful, Peewee.
- What's the matter with him?
1:43:43
He doesn't want to leave Boompa.
1:43:45
But you're not going to, darling.
You're going to live with Boompa.
1:43:49
We're all going to live together.
1:43:51
See, I told you we were going home.
1:43:54
It's all right, sweetheart.
1:43:57
Aren't you liable to get a hernia
carrying a load like that?
1:44:00
- I am.
- Oh, Rog.
1:44:02
Thank you, dear.
1:44:04
- Oh, that poor girl Marika's downstairs.
- What's poor about her?
1:44:07
Your husband told me the terrible truth.
Didn't he tell you?
1:44:11
- Tell me what?
- Paranoid schiz.
1:44:15
Split personality.
1:44:17
Liable to go after you with a butcher knife
or maybe a paperweight.
1:44:20
- Dr. Denmark told him.
Your husband knows him very well.
- Dr. Who?
1:44:23
- Her psychiatrist, Dr. Denmark.
- Oh.
1:44:26
- It's a pitiful case.
- Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk.
1:44:29
- Let me take him.
- All right.
1:44:31
Well, you seem to have
quite a load there, old boy.
1:44:35
I have.
1:44:38
Oh, I cannot tell you how sorry we all are
to see you go, Mrs. Hobbs.
1:44:42
- Oh, thank you, Reggie. You've been so sweet.
- I'm, uh I'm, uh
1:44:46
I'm sorry about, uh about uh
1:44:48
But your husband.
I thought it'd be wiser not to call you.
1:44:51
Oh, l I see.
1:44:53
L I understand.
1:44:55
- We hope to see both of you
here again next summer.
- Oh, thank you.
1:44:59
- Good-bye.
- Bye.