:17:02
Then you'd know what it's all about.
:17:12
-Charles, you seem upset.
-Not at all, sir.
:17:16
Im sorry, sir.
:17:17
I seem to be overcome by a sense of foreboding.
:17:20
Foreboding?
:17:21
A feeling of.... How can I put it?
impending disaster.
:17:25
-Disaster? What are you.... Ill do that.
-Thank you.
:17:28
Im sure it's nothing. its just...
:17:30
...my natural reaction to the unhappy
nature of the event you are attending.
:17:34
I see.
:17:36
To think of it.
:17:37
A bachelor dinner for poor Mr. Rawlins.
:17:41
-is he really getting married tomorrow, sir?
-Im afraid so.
:17:44
Poor old Tobey.
You know, I never thought they'd nail him.
:17:47
I feel guilty about it. I introduced them, didn't I?
:17:50
You mustn't blame yourself.
He's a fully-grown man.
:17:53
That's true.
:17:54
-And Miss James is, after all, a lovely lady.
-Yes, that's true.
:17:58
Sir, do you think she might need her gold shoes
for the wedding journey?
:18:02
I think not.
:18:06
Would you be good enough to extend to
Mr. Rawlins my heartiest congratulations?
:18:10
Of course.
:18:12
Don't wait up. You know how these things are.
:18:14
I do, sir.
:18:16
I do indeed.
:18:33
Good evening, Judge Blackstone.
:18:35
-Im afraid this is a mournful occasion.
-Not at all, my boy.
:18:40
Been married 38 years myself.
:18:43
I don't regret one day of it.
:18:49
The one day of it I don't regret was...
:18:54
...August 2, 1936.
:18:58
She was off visiting her ailing mother at the time.