When spoiled Alice Kendall marries up-and-coming entrepreneur Fred Garlan, she expects her wealthy lifestyle to continue, which causes problems in their marriage.
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00:00:01The
00:00:52And receiving a ring and by joining hands
00:00:55I pronounce that they are man and wife
00:00:59Amen
00:01:02God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Ghost
00:01:07Bless, preserve and keep you
00:01:09Both now and forevermore
00:01:11Amen
00:01:41Oh, boy
00:01:42Excuse me now
00:01:43Take me off the master
00:01:44Good to see you
00:01:45I spoke to you, you too
00:01:46Oh, Mary
00:01:48Ready, girl?
00:02:05Yes
00:02:11Hey, hey
00:02:12Come in, come in
00:02:13Girl, the bride's gone
00:02:16Come on, kids
00:02:20They'll have to go to him to be as happy as we are
00:02:23Won't they, darling?
00:02:29Don't, Jim
00:02:31What's the matter?
00:02:32Can a man kiss and don't wipe?
00:02:33But not in public
00:02:34It attracts attention
00:02:36Oh, but I'm crazy about you
00:02:37I don't care who knows it
00:02:40Here's Miss Smith
00:02:41Here's Miss Smith
00:02:41Here's another one
00:02:42Come on, another one
00:02:44Come on, come on, give the next girl a chance
00:02:46Give another girl a chance
00:02:47Come on, girl, let's get your last chance
00:02:50I'm going grand
00:02:51Come on, come on
00:02:52Yes, it's your last chance
00:02:55Come on, more, more
00:03:02Circle
00:03:03Two, three, six, four
00:03:05Hello
00:03:21Oh, hello, Esther
00:03:24Harrison
00:03:24I can't make it tonight
00:03:29Oh, no, it isn't that
00:03:31He's just witnessed a wedding
00:03:33And it's made him sentimental
00:03:34You know, he thinks he's still a groom
00:03:37How about tomorrow?
00:03:40Yes
00:03:44Ladies, ladies, ladies
00:03:46Please remember
00:03:48He's now a married man
00:03:49He'll have them all worn out
00:03:51All right, girl
00:03:52I'll substitute
00:03:54I'll phone you
00:03:56Hello
00:03:56Hello, honey
00:03:57You've got to change your clothes
00:03:58Hurry up
00:03:58Oh, I'm just going in to help Alice change
00:04:00Oh, yes
00:04:02Gee, honey, you remember
00:04:03Remember how excited we were five years ago?
00:04:06You don't think I could ever forget anything as thrilling as that, do you?
00:04:23Oh, I'm so happy
00:04:24Fred's the most wonderful man in the world
00:04:26Yes?
00:04:27Mm-hmm
00:04:29It seems to me I've heard that same wonderful man prelude at least a dozen times in the past two
00:04:36years
00:04:36Yes, but I didn't marry any of them
00:04:40Yes, just like Jim
00:04:45Safe, sound, and satisfying
00:04:55Oh, Larry, what in the world?
00:04:57Oh, I feel so sentimental
00:05:00Because you're sunk now
00:05:01You're married and buried
00:05:06Don't be shilly
00:05:07Just because I finally took the leap
00:05:09Doesn't mean that I'm going into seclusion for the rest of my life
00:05:11Most certainly not
00:05:17Snap out of it
00:05:20Hello, Mother
00:05:21Hello, dear
00:05:25Herman
00:05:26Oh, Alice, that snifty
00:05:28Just made for a honeymoon
00:05:30I really want a sable
00:05:33Sable?
00:05:35Oh, boy
00:05:36I'm going to have a sable someday if I have to marry a rajah and live in a harem
00:05:40All you'll need there is a string of beads
00:05:43I'm sorry, dear
00:05:44But say who?
00:05:45Oh, never mind, Mother
00:05:47Fiddlebinding girl
00:05:48Then take my advice and get it before the honeymoon is over
00:05:54Hey!
00:05:55The honeymoon's waiting for the bride and groom
00:05:57Oh, Freddie
00:05:58Freddie, where are you?
00:06:00Oh, there you are
00:06:01How do you feel, boy?
00:06:03Gee, I feel great
00:06:04That's fine
00:06:05Now, Freddie
00:06:06Why don't you take a little advice for no married man?
00:06:08Yes
00:06:08Women are very peculiar
00:06:10Very delicate creatures
00:06:11You must be kind
00:06:12You must be patient
00:06:13Do you remember the beard about both?
00:06:16Sweetheart
00:06:20Love, wonderful
00:06:23Fred
00:06:24Oh, Freddie
00:06:26Oh, Mr. and Mrs. Garland
00:06:28Time's up
00:06:29Yes, you're not saying goodbye
00:06:30You're just starting
00:06:31If you don't mind
00:06:32You'll be running along
00:06:33Come on
00:06:34You know
00:06:34They're coming out
00:06:35Come on
00:06:35They're coming
00:06:36Get ready
00:06:36Get ready
00:06:38Get ready
00:06:38Get ready
00:06:39Get ready
00:06:39They're coming
00:06:40Really, it's all right now
00:06:45Goodbye
00:06:45Don't forget to write
00:06:47Goodbye, Freddie
00:06:48Good luck, Freddie
00:06:50Bye
00:06:50Goodbye
00:06:51Bye
00:06:52Bye
00:06:52Goodbye
00:06:52Goodbye
00:06:52Goodbye, boy
00:06:53Goodbye, dear
00:06:53Have a lovely trip
00:06:54Goodbye
00:06:56Bye
00:06:57Bye
00:06:57Bye
00:06:57Bye
00:06:57Goodbye
00:06:57I'm the luckiest fellow in the world
00:06:59And I'm the happiest mother
00:07:00Bye
00:07:01I will.
00:07:01Bye-bye.
00:07:02See you next time.
00:07:03All right, bye.
00:07:04Bye, Alan.
00:07:05Don't forget to let you know.
00:07:07We'll be mad before you get back home.
00:07:09We'll be going to the same road again.
00:07:11Don't let them go.
00:07:26You're sleepy, dear?
00:07:27Mm-hmm.
00:07:28And you try to ride over and take another little snooze while Daddy telephoned for breakfast.
00:07:35Uh-huh.
00:07:48Goodbye, darling.
00:07:51Goodbye, sweetheart.
00:07:52Goodbye, darling.
00:08:10Alice?
00:08:11Alice?
00:08:13Uh-huh.
00:08:14Get up there.
00:08:15It's 20 minutes past eight.
00:08:17Oh, is it really?
00:08:19Yeah.
00:08:39What in the world isn't there ever a pair of socks in here?
00:08:47Have you looked?
00:08:48What do you suppose I've been doing for the last five hours?
00:09:11What are these?
00:09:15Gee, that's funny.
00:09:17I don't see how you ever got along before you married me, you big bear.
00:09:21Oh, don't.
00:09:22I have a headache.
00:09:24Oh, poor darling.
00:09:26But that's what you get for working all hours of the night.
00:09:32You don't think I do it because I like it?
00:09:34You certainly must.
00:09:41I don't think I do it because I don't think I'm going to get you to watch the night.
00:09:48I don't see how you are.
00:09:48I don't think I do it.
00:09:57I don't think I do it.
00:10:00I don't think I'm going to go ahead and see how you're going to go out to the night.
00:10:07Oh, Alice.
00:10:10Yes, dear.
00:10:12What time did you get in last night?
00:10:14Early, three o'clock.
00:10:19I was so careful not to wake you, I even took off my shoes.
00:10:22Well, I don't enjoy the idea of my wife chasing around with a bunch of night owls.
00:10:29Hmm.
00:10:31You certainly did get out on the wrong side this morning.
00:10:35Well, did it ever occur to you that a man likes to find his wife home occasionally?
00:10:39Of course he does, silly.
00:10:41But I don't see you wasting any time at the fireside.
00:10:45Well, you know I'm swamped at work trying to swing that deal.
00:10:48Well, you don't expect me to sit home night after night alone, do you?
00:10:57I don't think you'll love me anymore.
00:11:05Of course I do.
00:11:10There, now, I'm sorry.
00:11:12I didn't mean to be unreasonable.
00:11:14I know you didn't.
00:11:17Now, you better hurry if you're going to have breakfast before Jim stops by.
00:11:20Okay.
00:11:21Okay.
00:11:47Alice, don't you realize, dear, I can't afford all of these things.
00:11:51What things?
00:11:52These bills.
00:11:54What's the matter with them?
00:11:55What's the matter with them?
00:12:02Look at that.
00:12:03And that.
00:12:04And that.
00:12:07I know, honey, but I just had to throw a party for Sally when she announced her engagement.
00:12:12Everyone else did.
00:12:18You can't say I haven't tried to cut down.
00:12:21Why?
00:12:23Just look at this.
00:12:25I got three hats for the price of one.
00:12:29That's fine, dear.
00:12:31But you'll have to do even better than that.
00:12:34Is anything wrong with your business, dear?
00:12:36Not exactly.
00:12:38But it takes a lot of capital to meet present competition.
00:12:41Every dollar counts right now.
00:12:44Well, if that's the case, honey, I'll show you what an economical little wife you really have.
00:12:48That's the spirit, sweetheart.
00:12:54Oh, darling.
00:12:58I'll need some money today.
00:13:00What's the matter with the bank account I started for you?
00:13:02Well, you know what's the funniest thing?
00:13:04I got a statement yesterday that I'd overdrawn.
00:13:06I thought I had oodles more in the bank.
00:13:08You thought.
00:13:09Don't you know?
00:13:09Don't you keep your stubs balanced?
00:13:11Oh, yes.
00:13:12I always go over them.
00:13:13When?
00:13:14Well, when all the canceled checks come in, of course.
00:13:16I give up.
00:13:18But Fred, you forgot the money.
00:13:24I can't spare much.
00:13:26But I have to have spending money.
00:13:29Is that all?
00:13:32There's Jim now.
00:13:39Jim, isn't that stingy with Esther?
00:13:42I can see now it was a mistake putting you on an allowance.
00:13:45It costs just that much more.
00:13:56Fred.
00:13:57Yes?
00:13:59Oh, never mind.
00:14:01You wouldn't do it anyway.
00:14:03You can't tell.
00:14:04What is it?
00:14:05Would you buy me a sable coat?
00:14:08Look, you shouldn't joke that way when I'm late and in a hurry.
00:14:12But I'm not joking.
00:14:15Then get that sable coat idea out of your head.
00:14:17Once and for all.
00:14:19Other women have them.
00:14:22The women you see wearing sable coats didn't get them from their husbands.
00:14:26Unless they happen to be millionaires.
00:14:32Bye-bye.
00:14:39Hello, Fred.
00:14:41Sorry I kept you waiting, Jim.
00:14:43Well, that's all right.
00:14:43I'm late anyhow.
00:14:58What's the matter, old man?
00:14:59Worried?
00:15:01I'm beginning to realize it takes a lot of money to support a wife these days.
00:15:05Sure does.
00:15:06But she's worth it, isn't she?
00:15:08You bet.
00:15:10Alice is the greatest little wife in the world.
00:15:12Even though it does keep me hustling to make money as fast as she can spend it.
00:15:15Yeah, but that's not the trouble with my wife.
00:15:18Oh, Freddie.
00:15:18She can make money go farther than any girl you ever saw.
00:15:21Oh, just wait till she gets the sable coat complex.
00:15:24Oh, she had it.
00:15:26It's just like the measles.
00:15:28They get over it.
00:15:30I hope Alice does.
00:15:33I'll invest to tell her how she does it.
00:15:36I do know, Freddie, even this morning she told me she was going shopping someplace where
00:15:39they were practically giving things away.
00:15:42Well, good morning.
00:15:47Good morning.
00:15:48Good morning.
00:16:00I was afraid you couldn't get here.
00:16:02I thought he'd never leave.
00:16:16Tell me, what's the surprise you said you had for me?
00:16:20There's a little present over there.
00:16:23What is it?
00:16:25Open it and see.
00:16:33It's a fur.
00:16:35What kind?
00:16:37Why not look?
00:16:46Sable.
00:16:50Oh, you darling.
00:17:02Oh, you darling.
00:17:18You like it?
00:17:22I love it.
00:17:29There you are.
00:17:31I'm going to be awfully lonely without you, Jimsy, dear.
00:17:35How long do you expect to be away?
00:17:37Oh, about two weeks.
00:17:38Oh.
00:17:38But I'm not going to be away a second longer than I have to.
00:17:47Where's my comb?
00:17:48Over there somewhere.
00:17:49I used it this morning.
00:17:50Oh, yeah.
00:17:51Here it is.
00:18:05Where did this come from?
00:18:07What?
00:18:09Why, this?
00:18:11Oh, that.
00:18:12Uh-huh.
00:18:14Oh, don't tell me you think it's genuine.
00:18:18Sterling silver and face, darling.
00:18:21Three-seventy-five.
00:18:24It certainly had me fooled.
00:18:31If you don't hurry, dear, you'll miss the train.
00:18:33Oh, you said it.
00:18:33No fooling.
00:18:36You got everything?
00:18:37No, I think so.
00:18:38All set?
00:18:39I haven't missed the thing, as usual, I suppose.
00:18:41Here we are.
00:18:44You know, I sure hate to leave you, darling.
00:18:49There we are.
00:18:50Maybe the next time you can take me with you.
00:18:53That's a promise.
00:18:54Mm-hmm.
00:18:56Goodbye.
00:18:57Goodbye, dear.
00:18:58Have a nice trip.
00:18:59Done.
00:18:59Let's go.
00:19:01Let's go.
00:19:12Try not to be too long, sir, won't you, darling.
00:19:14Don't worry, dear.
00:19:17Bye.
00:19:17Goodbye.
00:19:20Bye.
00:19:22Bye.
00:19:22Bye.
00:19:26Bye.
00:19:27Bye.
00:19:34Bye.
00:19:43Bye.
00:19:44Bye.
00:19:44Circle two, three, six, four.
00:19:50He's gone.
00:19:53Chicago for two weeks.
00:19:56That's fine.
00:19:59Splendid, yes.
00:20:01Meet me at the Ritz for lunch?
00:20:04Oh, it'll be all right.
00:20:06We'll have a chaperone, my friend, Mrs. Garland.
00:20:11One o'clock.
00:20:13All right.
00:20:14Goodbye.
00:20:24Do you really think you'll like it?
00:20:25Of course he will.
00:20:35Wish I'd had enough left to buy that stunning gown.
00:20:38Wasn't it adorable?
00:20:39And only $239.
00:20:41Well, why don't you get it anyway?
00:20:43You can charge it, can't you?
00:20:45Why, of course.
00:20:47I never thought of that.
00:20:48After lunch, we'll run up to Lucille's and get it.
00:20:51That's an idea.
00:20:55Yeah.
00:21:01Here, Mr. Morell.
00:21:23Have you met Mr. Morell?
00:21:25Mrs. Garland. How do you do? I'm delighted. Thank you. Are you lunching alone? Why, yes.
00:21:34Won't you join us? I wouldn't be intruding. Not at all. Well, I am in luck. I should say
00:21:47we're in luck. Lunching without a man is so stupid. Yes, it's too bad there aren't two
00:21:52of you, Mr. Morell. I'm glad there aren't. Cigarette, I don't remember if you use them. Of course.
00:21:59Mrs. Garland. Thank you.
00:22:24Esther, dear, you water for Mr. Morell. I'm going to steal him for the stand. That'd
00:22:29be fine. Excuse us. Certainly.
00:22:51Bring him the same thing I ordered. Very well, madam. Did anyone ever tell you how divinely
00:22:57you, Don? You're not exactly an amateur yourself. Pardon me, Mr. Garland. Any word from the
00:23:14bank? No, sir. It would be a big relief when I know they passed favorably on our loan.
00:23:20I'm sure they will. Shall I send a check for your club dues? No. Send in my resignation
00:23:28instead. Yes, sir. Are you the Harrison Morell, the eligible bachelor we read so much about
00:23:43in the town, Tattler? Oh, yes. But the Tattler is notorious for its flattery. Oh, I don't know.
00:23:50They used to say some pretty terrible things about me before I became a respectable married
00:23:54woman. Oh, how could they? They did. They actually accused me of being fickle because I didn't
00:24:01marry all the men to whom I'd become engaged. Horrible. You should have sued them for defamation
00:24:07of the character. Oh, I didn't mind. It was marvelous publicity. I got more proposals the following week.
00:24:43and I didn't understand why I'm a little bit. That's because I couldn't
00:24:47see. All right, I wanted to say anything about them. It was just a question.
00:24:54You might be so interested in an interview, too. So I can see where I was
00:24:54at the beginning of the year, but I gave to the beginning of the year. There are
00:24:56many people a lot of people who were worried about it. Because I was
00:24:56place where the rest was a little bit like lives, I was
00:24:57to bring the nest. So I would see someone else. I would see
00:24:59some people to come out of the people like, but I would see
00:24:59New and more people to come out the place. So I have a lot of people
00:25:16Is that you, Fred?
00:25:18Yes, dear.
00:25:18You better hurry.
00:25:19You just have time to dress.
00:25:20All right.
00:25:42Well, what's the idea?
00:25:44Oh, I was just coming in, dear.
00:25:51Notice anything different about me?
00:25:54Notice anything?
00:25:57I can notice pretty nearly everything.
00:25:59You're not going out on that.
00:26:01Why not?
00:26:02Don't you like it?
00:26:03Like it?
00:26:03There isn't enough of it to like.
00:26:04That thing is indecent.
00:26:07Don't be silly, dear.
00:26:08It's the very smartest thing.
00:26:15Are you sure they haven't closed you a night down by Mr. Dussle?
00:26:18You used to like me to dress this way before we were married.
00:26:21What's different?
00:26:22It is not.
00:26:23You just don't love me anymore.
00:26:24You're always picking on me.
00:26:29There you go.
00:26:30Just because I don't want you to go out looking like September morn,
00:26:33I don't love you.
00:26:34Well, you can't expect me to be a back number.
00:26:36Oh, my friend's dress this way.
00:26:39And you'd better change your friends.
00:26:44And change that dress if you expect me to go out with you.
00:26:51Hello.
00:26:53Yes, Helen.
00:26:55There are copies of the purchase agreement?
00:26:57I think I brought all those papers home with you.
00:26:59Just a moment.
00:27:02Oh, my friend's dress this way.
00:27:11Yes, I haven't.
00:27:13Is Mr. Wilson there now?
00:27:15Very well.
00:27:16I'll be right down.
00:27:18All right.
00:27:19Goodbye.
00:27:27You're not going back to the office.
00:27:30I'm sorry, but I'll have to.
00:27:32You'd better run along without me.
00:27:34I'll do nothing of the sort.
00:27:36Please put those horrid papers away.
00:27:38You have a date with me.
00:27:44I did have, dear.
00:27:45But something unexpected has come up.
00:27:47You go ahead to Esther's, and I'll try to drop in later.
00:27:51You can put that old work off of tomorrow.
00:27:53No, I can't.
00:27:54It's very important.
00:27:55And I suppose I'm not important.
00:28:00Why am I working night and day if it isn't for you?
00:28:03I'm doing everything I can to get my business on its feet.
00:28:06You needn't blame it on that.
00:28:07It's been the same ever since we married.
00:28:10You act as though you don't want me to get ahead.
00:28:12I don't if it means I have to go out alone every time we're invited anyplace.
00:28:17I've got to make money, haven't I?
00:28:19Where are all the things that you want coming from if I don't work for them?
00:28:23I could be happy on a great deal less if you take a little more interest in me.
00:28:27Oh, darling, please come to Earth's authority.
00:28:31I told you I have to work tonight.
00:28:33All right.
00:28:34Go down to the office with that secretary of yours.
00:28:37Did you prefer her company to mine?
00:29:03Have you almost finished?
00:29:08Will you come to the dining room as soon as you have?
00:29:11Almost finished?
00:29:11That's fine.
00:29:12Will you come to the dining room?
00:29:14Yes, it is.
00:29:16Will you come to the dining room as soon as you finish?
00:29:17All right, dear.
00:29:19Thank you, ma'am.
00:29:55Well done, partner.
00:29:57Four no-trumps doubled and redoubled.
00:30:01How many times have I told you to lead your fourth best card on a no-trump?
00:30:06We'd have set them if we'd played bridge.
00:30:09Well, but my dear, I...
00:30:10Don't, my dear, me.
00:30:15That's what a man gets for playing bridge with his own age.
00:30:19Never again.
00:30:23You're out.
00:30:24Just $750.
00:30:26Not so loud.
00:30:28I'll write you a check.
00:30:35I've won $2,200.
00:30:37Don't you think I'm pretty good?
00:30:38Good.
00:30:40You're perfect.
00:30:51I never saw such a lot.
00:30:53She's a marvel.
00:30:55I'll...
00:31:02What are you going to do with all that?
00:31:05Oh, go places and buy things.
00:31:07Why don't you invest in stock and make a real killing?
00:31:12But maybe I wouldn't win.
00:31:14I'll promise you you won't lose.
00:31:16Will you?
00:31:17I'd be glad to.
00:31:19There's a certain stock that's due for a big advance.
00:31:23Suppose you let me do a little trading for you.
00:31:27I'm game.
00:31:28I'm sorry.
00:31:30I couldn't help it.
00:31:38Come on, you two.
00:31:39Everybody's having supper.
00:31:42Oh, we've, uh...
00:31:43We've just been counting up Mrs. Garland's winning.
00:31:46How lovely.
00:31:47But do, Harry.
00:31:54How long does it take to make a lot of money in the stock market?
00:31:57Well, that's the sense.
00:32:00I'm so glad you won, Alice, dear.
00:32:13Mr. Garland, have orange juice or melon this morning?
00:32:17I'm sure I don't know.
00:32:18He's liable to want anything.
00:32:23Now, my dear, it's been three days since you've spoken to him.
00:32:27Don't you think you've got to make up?
00:32:29No.
00:32:30I'm going to teach him a lesson if it takes me a week.
00:32:38Oh, good morning, Mary.
00:32:39Good morning.
00:32:41Orange juice or melon, Mr. Garland?
00:32:43Neither.
00:33:02I'm going to play.
00:33:26I'm going to play.
00:33:31Hello, I'm going to play.
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00:33:58as sweet as your sweetheart.
00:34:00Continuing with our morning this sunshine hour,
00:34:03we will now turn the microphone over to Miss Eloise Parker,
00:34:06the happiness girl,
00:34:07who will speak to you on the value of a smile.
00:34:10And this is Eloise Parker, folks, the happiness girl.
00:34:14Is everybody happy?
00:34:16Now this morning I'm going to talk about happiness in the home.
00:34:20Everybody.
00:34:35Yall seems to have peace in the garden.
00:34:40Cheers.
00:34:41Cheers.
00:34:45Cheerio.
00:34:46Cheers.
00:34:50Cheers.
00:34:51Cheers.
00:34:51Cheers.
00:35:11Oh, Mary, what's the synonym for contemptible?
00:35:15I don't know.
00:35:17But maybe Mr. Garland can tell you.
00:35:20Thank you, Mary.
00:35:21You're probably right.
00:35:54Thank you, Mary.
00:36:26Hello?
00:36:28Oh, good morning, Mr. Morell.
00:36:32Did you get the confirmation?
00:36:34Yes, I got it, but what does it mean?
00:36:37It means you have a credit balance.
00:36:40$32,000.
00:36:41Dollars?
00:36:43Oh, can I get it right away?
00:36:44I want to buy a fable coat.
00:36:47I'd like to go with you.
00:36:49If you don't know furs, it's very easy to be misled.
00:36:53All right.
00:36:53I'll meet you at Dirling's at 11 o'clock.
00:36:56Goodbye.
00:37:22Oh, isn't that lovely?
00:37:24You like that one?
00:37:25I'd like to try that.
00:37:27Make a note of that for you, please.
00:37:29Certainly, Mr. Morrell.
00:37:31Oh, look!
00:37:56You must try that one, too.
00:37:59All right.
00:38:12Well, Mr. Sable Expert, what do you say?
00:38:14I want to see the other one you liked.
00:38:16I believe it's the better furs.
00:38:18I'll send for it immediately.
00:38:26You know, I wouldn't be getting a fable at all if it weren't for you.
00:38:29You're a dear.
00:38:31You really mean that?
00:38:33Perhaps.
00:38:36Perhaps.
00:38:47Oh, this is more stunning.
00:38:50It's by far the better coat.
00:38:52I'll take it.
00:38:53Shall we deliver it, madam?
00:38:54I should say not.
00:38:55I want to wear it.
00:39:23Thank you, Mrs. Gollum.
00:39:25You may send my old coat.
00:39:27Yes, madam.
00:39:33Well, beautiful sable lady, shall we have lunch now?
00:39:37Well, I'd love to.
00:39:43Good morning.
00:39:44Good morning, Mrs. Hampton.
00:39:46Isn't Mr. Morrell in?
00:39:47Why, no.
00:39:48Was he expecting you?
00:39:50Well, no.
00:39:51But I'll wait.
00:39:52Well, I'm sure he won't be here for several hours.
00:39:54He telephoned that he was lunching at the Ritz.
00:39:55Oh.
00:40:01Thanks.
00:40:02You're welcome.
00:40:13The light, Mr. Wilson?
00:40:15Yes, please.
00:40:26I wanted you to see these contracts, Mr. Wilson.
00:40:29Won't you sit over here, Mr. Garland?
00:40:31That's a fine idea, Helen.
00:40:32Thanks.
00:40:40Now, this one here is the most important one.
00:40:44One of that's fine.
00:40:46Thanks.
00:40:59I'm driving into the country tomorrow.
00:41:02Couldn't you get away?
00:41:05Oh.
00:41:06You forget, Mr. Eligible Bachelor.
00:41:08I'm a very much married lady.
00:41:11Yes.
00:41:12My hard luck.
00:41:19Oh.
00:41:22Oh.
00:41:23Oh.
00:41:23Oh.
00:41:23Oh.
00:41:23Oh.
00:41:23Oh.
00:41:23Oh.
00:41:24Oh.
00:41:36Hello, Esther.
00:41:37Hello.
00:41:38This is an active pleasure, Mrs. Hampton.
00:41:40Yes, isn't it?
00:41:42Why, Esther, you have a fable costume.
00:41:44Two.
00:41:46I just bought mine.
00:41:47Isn't it gorgeous?
00:41:49Did you get yours, dearly?
00:41:51I got mine the same place you got yours, dear.
00:42:02Mrs. Garland made quite a clean-up in the market.
00:42:05My, wasn't she fortunate?
00:42:07Fortunate?
00:42:08Why, it's easy, my dear.
00:42:10Why, it's easy, my dear.
00:42:10All you have to do is give your money to Mr. Morell, and the next thing you get a letter
00:42:13saying you're rich.
00:42:15Yes.
00:42:15Mr. Morell's quite an expert at that sort of thing.
00:42:18And on furs, too.
00:42:20What he knows about fables would fill a book.
00:42:22Really?
00:42:24I'm learning things about you, Mr. Morell.
00:42:27Yes.
00:42:29I hate to end this pleasant luncheon.
00:42:31I must be running along.
00:42:33You'll excuse us.
00:42:34Oh, I was just leaving myself.
00:42:36Would you mind dropping me off at my appointment?
00:42:39Certainly.
00:42:40We'd be delighted.
00:42:43But Esther, aren't you hungry?
00:42:44I've had my lunch, thank you.
00:43:12There you are, Mr. Wilson.
00:43:15How about the bank stalling?
00:43:16We borrowed heavily from them to make some new factory installations.
00:43:19You've seen the contracts.
00:43:21You know we can place the product.
00:43:22But we must have more cash.
00:43:28Gilmore, Morell has two sable glades today.
00:43:33You must get a quantity discount on per coat.
00:43:37You may be sure no woman ever got anything from Morell for nothing.
00:43:50Did you see who that was?
00:43:52What's the matter?
00:43:54One of those women is the wife of my very best friend.
00:44:00Poor Jim.
00:44:12One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:13One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:18One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:20One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:21One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:21One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:21One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:22One of those women is the wife of my very best friend of mine.
00:44:22One of those women is the wife of my best friend of mine.
00:44:26One of those women is the wife of my best friend of mine.
00:46:07It was all my fault, dear.
00:46:09I should have gone to that party with you.
00:46:11I wish you had.
00:46:12I...
00:46:13Oh, I've got a surprise for you.
00:46:16Esther and I were...
00:46:16Just a moment.
00:46:19You mustn't see Esther Hamilton anymore.
00:46:22She was at the Ritz today with that fellow Morell.
00:46:24And she was wearing a sable coat.
00:46:27But Fred...
00:46:28Esther is not the sort of person for you to associate with.
00:46:33Well, maybe it wasn't Esther, dear.
00:46:35Are you sure?
00:46:36Yes, I saw her.
00:46:38She was with two women.
00:46:39Both wearing sables.
00:46:42Who...
00:46:43Who was the other woman?
00:46:44I don't know.
00:46:45I didn't see her.
00:46:47But rest assured, she's of the same type.
00:46:51But I...
00:46:52Listen, dear.
00:46:53You're not to see her again.
00:46:55That's final.
00:46:59Now, what was that surprise you had for me?
00:47:05Close your eyes.
00:47:09What is this?
00:47:10A game of blind man's buff or something?
00:47:14You're not looking, are you?
00:47:16Well, not very much.
00:47:18Please don't.
00:47:19You'll spoil everything.
00:47:21All right.
00:47:21I'll be good.
00:47:24I'll be good.
00:47:43Now.
00:47:51You bought this for my birthday, didn't you?
00:47:53Mm-hmm.
00:47:54But I was keeping it till we made up.
00:47:56Do you like it?
00:47:58Yeah, I'm crazy about it.
00:47:59And about you, too.
00:48:07How about us going out tomorrow night and celebrating?
00:48:09Oh, I'd love to.
00:48:11That's a date, honey.
00:48:12And we won't let business interfere with it.
00:48:26Oh, I'm sorry.
00:48:27Oh, I'll fix it, dear.
00:48:28Never mind.
00:48:29I've got it.
00:48:29Oh, I'm sorry.
00:48:40Hey, I'm warmly.
00:48:41Gee, I'm warmly.
00:48:42Yes.
00:48:57Where did you get this coat?
00:49:00Why, that's what I wanted to tell you.
00:49:03Where did you get it?
00:49:05Were you with Esther today?
00:49:06Fred, let me tell you.
00:49:07You were with her.
00:49:08With her and Morrell.
00:49:09He bought you that coat.
00:49:10Oh, no, Fred, he didn't.
00:49:12Then where did you get it?
00:49:13I made the money in the stock market.
00:49:15You mean Morrell made it for you?
00:49:16Yes, but...
00:49:17Where did you get the money to invest?
00:49:19I wanted playing bridge.
00:49:21With Morrell?
00:49:22Fred, please listen.
00:49:23Were you playing with Morrell?
00:49:24Yes, but if you'll just let me explain.
00:49:28So you're just like your friend Esther.
00:49:30A cheat.
00:49:31You'd sell yourself for a sable coat.
00:49:33Don't you dare talk to me like that.
00:49:34I'm not saying anything that isn't the truth.
00:49:36That isn't the truth.
00:49:37I've tried to tell you, but you wouldn't let me.
00:49:38You've explained enough.
00:49:40Harrison Morrell isn't giving any woman a sable coat
00:49:42to the mess.
00:49:45Oh.
00:49:47No, that's what you think of me.
00:49:56Where are you going?
00:49:57That's none of your damn business.
00:50:28It took you long enough.
00:50:29Mr. Hammond is in his home.
00:50:31What?
00:50:32He's asleep.
00:50:40Here.
00:50:43Quick.
00:50:53I'll see you then.
00:50:58I'll see you next time.
00:51:01Here you go.
00:52:29You, Fred Garland?
00:52:31Yes.
00:52:32A little present for you.
00:53:04Pardon me, Mr. Garland.
00:53:06Yes, Helen?
00:53:08The bank just phoned, and they refused to extend the loan unless we can make a payment.
00:53:13Oh.
00:53:16Well, I guess that just about winds up the firm of Garland and Company.
00:53:22I'm sorry, Mr. Garland.
00:53:24That's all right, Helen.
00:53:34Hello, Mother.
00:53:35Hello, dear.
00:53:41Why so sad, Mother, darling? What's wrong?
00:53:44Nothing.
00:53:47Now there is, too.
00:53:49Why, you've been crying.
00:54:05What does he mean by the customary check?
00:54:08Fred has sent me money every month since you married him.
00:54:11But why should he?
00:54:13Because, dear, nearly every dollar left to spy your father was spent to keep up appearances
00:54:18and to satisfy your demands.
00:54:20I don't see how you can say I was extravagant.
00:54:23I never had half as much as the other girls I know.
00:54:26It's not your fault, dear.
00:54:28I spoil you.
00:54:30It's too bad Fred had to suffer for my mistake.
00:54:32Fred?
00:54:33Yes.
00:54:35For your plans for clothes and luxuries that he couldn't afford.
00:54:39Oh, don't you understand, dear?
00:54:41He was like me.
00:54:43He loved you so much he couldn't refuse you anything.
00:54:46Hmm.
00:54:47He refused me plenty of things.
00:54:48He wouldn't buy me a sable coat.
00:54:51So you bought it yourself.
00:54:53With money that might have saved him from bankruptcy.
00:54:57Bankruptcy?
00:54:58Yes.
00:54:59The bank is closing him out because he can't meet notes that are due.
00:55:07What are you going to do?
00:55:09I'm going to pay Fred Garland back every cent he gave you.
00:55:11I won't have him say we're under obligations to him.
00:55:14Alice, please.
00:55:15Fred loves you.
00:55:17Don't do anything that might wreck both your lives.
00:55:19Do you think I could ever forgive him for the thing he accused me of being?
00:55:23Do you think I'd go back to him after that?
00:55:25Oh, darling, you don't understand.
00:55:27I understand that I'm through.
00:55:29I'm going to sell this coat and send him the money.
00:55:43Oh.
00:55:45Hello.
00:55:47Oh, Harrison.
00:55:49I heard you were sailing.
00:55:50You've got to take me with you.
00:55:53Don't be absurd, Esther.
00:55:59Peter.
00:56:03Everything packed?
00:56:04Yes, sir.
00:56:05Go at once to the steamship company and make another reservation for Mrs. Fred Garland.
00:56:10Yes, sir.
00:56:12But, Harrison.
00:56:14Oh, surely you don't mean...
00:56:16I mean...
00:56:17As soon as Mrs. Garland gets a divorce,
00:56:21I'm going to be married.
00:56:24But what about me?
00:56:28I'm sure that your husband can best answer that.
00:57:04Hello, Mother.
00:57:06Hello, Fred.
00:57:07Where is Alice?
00:57:08She saved my life by sending me that money.
00:57:15What's the matter?
00:57:17Alice left while I was out.
00:57:19She's going to get her divorce in Paris.
00:57:23Paris?
00:57:24Paris?
00:57:27Paris?
00:57:47I thought she'd changed her mind.
00:57:52I'm sorry, Fred.
00:57:57Well, that's that.
00:57:59I guess she doesn't care anymore.
00:58:04Fred.
00:58:12Please, wait.
00:58:33I have a message for Mrs. Hamilton that she was ill and wanted to see me.
00:58:42Esther, dear, it's Alice.
00:58:46Why, I thought you were ill.
00:58:50I'm feeling better now that you're here.
00:58:52I'm awfully glad it's nothing serious.
00:58:54I'd feel like a criminal running off to Europe if you weren't well.
00:58:57Well, your friendship is such a comfort, but you're not going to fail with Harrison Morrell.
00:59:04Why not?
00:59:05I mean, you thief, pretending friendship while you steal the man I love.
00:59:09Oh, you needn't stand there looking so utterly dumb and innocent for you.
00:59:13You're not going to get away with it.
00:59:14Harrison belongs to me.
00:59:15Oh, I've given all of him.
00:59:17It's startled.
00:59:18Oh, you're so ugly.
00:59:33Aren't you going to kiss me?
00:59:36Yes, of course.
00:59:58Oh, you're so ugly.
01:00:07Mother.
01:00:08Oh, Alice.
01:00:09Mother.
01:00:09Alice.
01:00:10Oh, dear.
01:00:12Fred.
01:00:13Oh, Fred.
01:00:16Darling, what's wrong?
01:00:18What is it, dear?
01:00:20Oh, didn't this terrible person?
01:00:29Terrible.
01:00:30Oh, Fred.
01:00:31I'm going to have to do a horrible lesson.
01:00:33Next, next, to all of us being murdered in suicide.
01:00:37Next, next, to all of us being murdered in suicide.
01:00:43Next, next, all of us being murdered in suicide.
01:00:48Next, next, all of us being murdered in suicide.
01:00:52Next.
01:00:53Next.
01:00:53Next.
01:00:54Next.
01:00:55Next.
01:00:55Next.
01:00:57Next.
01:01:00Next.
01:01:04Oh, Fred.
01:01:06I didn't mean to awaken you, dear.
01:01:09I just wanted to teach you good night.
01:01:11Oh, darling, Ruth.
01:01:14I wasn't asleep yet.
01:01:47I wasn't asleep yet.
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