1:09:02
You're from Rockaway, huh?
1:09:04
Yes.
1:09:05
And what do you do, Bea?
1:09:07
I'm a bookkeeper.
1:09:08
Oh. For a minute, I thought
you said beekeeper.
1:09:11
I'd hate to get stung.
1:09:16
Now, you chose as
your topic "fish."
1:09:21
How'd you get
to know about fish?
1:09:23
Well, my brother-in-law
brings home fish...
1:09:25
from Sheepshead Bay
all the time...
1:09:26
and we all help with them,
and after a while...
1:09:28
you get to identify them, and--
1:09:30
Oh, that's great. I get it.
1:09:32
Well, now, can you
tell me what this is?
1:09:34
Aunt Bea had no trouble.
1:09:36
Years of living in the same
house with Uncle Abe...
1:09:39
had turned us all
into ichthyologists.
1:09:42
And finally, how about this one?
1:09:44
That's a flounder.
1:09:47
No, no, no.
1:09:48
That's a fluke.
1:09:50
You're sure?
1:09:52
That's a fluke.
1:09:53
Well, this is no fluke.
1:09:55
You've won 50 silver dollars.
1:10:08
Boy, a chemistry set.
I can't believe it.
1:10:10
I've always wanted
one of these.
1:10:12
This is so great.
1:10:13
God, I can't wait
to get home and open this.
1:10:15
Oh, this is fantastic.
1:10:16
Bea.
1:10:18
It was a lovely afternoon.
1:10:20
A lovely afternoon.
1:10:21
Gosh, I almost forgot
what a fluke looked like.
1:10:23
It's a good thing I remembered.
1:10:25
Well, this time next week...
1:10:26
we won't have anything
hanging over our heads.
1:10:29
I'll be free
of all my obligations.
1:10:31
Are you sure, Sy?
1:10:33
I've only stayed
because of the children.
1:10:36
I'm telling you,
Bea, mark my words.
1:10:38
This time next week,
I'll be a free man.
1:10:41
And the most expensive one
in the store, too.
1:10:44
I can't believe this.
1:10:45
So what are we gonna do
with the rest of the money?
1:10:50
What Aunt Bea did with
the rest of the money...
1:10:52
was treat us all to
a Broadway dance palace.
1:10:56
She and Sy seemed very much
in love, and she seemed happy.