:29:02
You'll be fine.
:29:04
Look, Babs, I don't want you to worry
when I do this.
:29:08
Oh, please, oh, please,
oh, please!
:29:12
Aaaah!
:29:15
- You are a natural, Babs.
- Oh, that's really not funny.
:29:22
- Bye, boss.
- Goodbye, Louis.
:29:27
I'll break the news
to Mama.
:29:30
I think it's going
to be fun.
:29:36
Oh, Babs...
words fail me.
:29:39
You...
:29:41
Franklin Roosevelt,
:29:44
I do so love you.
:29:47
All aboard!
:29:54
Mr. Roosevelt,
you're looking mighty fit.
:29:57
Well, thank you.
:29:59
- Fine day, innit?
- It is.
:30:02
Now how is
the boll weevil situation?
:30:05
I expect the boll weevil is gon' always
be a situation, Mr. Roosevelt.
:30:09
Ain't that the truth?
:30:13
I have a feeling we're not smiling
about the same thing.
:30:20
He's ready.
:30:30
Come on, Louis, you can't kiss babies
from a wheelchair.
:30:33
He'll scare their
mothers half to death.
:30:35
What do we need him for?
:30:37
Al Smith has got the presidential
nomination in a lock...
:30:39
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you
think after all these years,
:30:43
that old Al is a little rough
around the edges?
:30:45
Yeah.
:30:47
Well, Franklin can help
soften his image.
:30:50
- How?
- Yeah?
:30:51
Let him put Smith's name
in nomination.
:30:54
- In nomination, are you serious?
- Whoa, wait wait.
:30:57
He is a hell
of a speechmaker.
:30:59
He may be, but is
your man up to it?