:32:04
He's bright. He was always bright,
and in school he was a star.
:32:08
I can't believe my eyes!
What are you doing up there?
:32:11
Hey, are you hungry, lady?
:32:19
Hello, Dorothy?
:32:22
This is Mr Mills.
:32:25
I can't come in today.
Tell Mr--
:32:28
Tell Mr Bates
that I'm feeling sick...
:32:33
No, no, it's--
:32:36
- It's okay.
- Sheldon's a lucky man!
He's a lucky man!
:32:38
It's okay.
:32:48
Sadie, you want a bagel?
:32:52
The woman, Mrs Sadie Millstein,
is a widow...
:32:55
and the mother of Sheldon Mills,
an attorney with the New York firm
of Bates, Phillips, Tunny and Mills.
:33:00
Little is know of Sheldon Mills,
except for the fact that he
changed his name and was a bed-wetter.
:33:05
-Apparently, Mrs--
- Mrs Millstein, do you have
any idea how this happened to you?
:33:09
My son took me to a magic show
to meet his fiancée's children.
:33:13
- Does he need children?
- Do you think Sheldon
should get married?
:33:16
I definitely believe
he should listen to his mother.
:33:20
Oh, God, the pain!
The humiliation!
:33:23
Honey, remember,
others don't see her the way you do.
:33:25
That's not so.
You're rationalizing.
:33:27
You know, this is a nightmare.
:33:29
To be perfectly frank,
it is-- it is humiliating.
:33:32
Oh, I'm gonna kill that magician.
I'm gonna find that guy
and I'm gonna dismember him.
:33:36
- You know, and then I'm gonna sue him.
- To tell you the truth,
it is a little embarrassing.
:33:40
Oh, God. I'm gonna kill myself.
I'll kill myself.
:33:43
I guess we could always move
to another state.
:33:46
She'll float over.
For God's sakes, look at her.
:33:49
She's the type that will float.
:33:50
I'm telling you, we're gonna
have to live in the subway.
:33:53
And I made him a sailor suit,
and he looked just like a doll!
:33:57
God, she-- Look, she's
telling everybody in the city
how cute I was at ten years old.