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00:00I

00:30Your mother says you don't want to go to Newport

00:35No

00:36There's something I need to have settled before I can leave New York

00:40Of course that sounds over dramatic

00:42But it won't wait until the end of the summer

00:44This will affect the rest of my life

00:46How grave you make it sound

00:48Naturally you want to make a joke of it

00:50But I can't

00:52To be honest

00:54I thought everything would be settled already

00:56But day after day goes by

00:58Does it have anything to do with Oscar Van Ryn?

01:00Why do you say that?

01:01He has written to me asking for an interview

01:04That's what I told him to do

01:05But when you didn't speak of it

01:07I didn't because I knew what the interview would be about

01:09And I wanted to be quite sure what my answer should be

01:12Have you sent a reply now?

01:14No

01:14But I'll write today and ask him to come to my office

01:17Have you told mother?

01:19Not yet but I will

01:20Of course what I say to her or to him

01:23Will depend on what you want me to say

01:25He gave me the reasons why I should accept his offer

01:28That was clever of him

01:29He asked me if I wanted to get away from mother

01:31And of course I do

01:32Oh dear

01:33I don't want to get away from you

01:35But I must be allowed the freedom to make my own decisions

01:38Marriage is not the place to look for freedom

01:41May I ask if you love him?

01:44There is that

01:45But these days so many people marry without love

01:47Which I assume means you do not

01:48He comes from a good family

01:49And there is some money

01:51And I'd be in society which is what mother wants

01:53He can be very amusing

01:54He does make me laugh

01:55That is a useful quality I grant you

01:57But it is not enough to base a marriage on

02:00May I make you an offer?

02:08What if I were to promise to support your choice

02:10Whenever you come and tell me

02:11You have fallen in love

02:13Even if mother is against it?

02:15Even then

02:15I give you my word

02:17What will you do with Mr. Van Ryn?

02:20Let him down gently

02:22And then I suggest we forget about this whole thing

02:25So

02:28Will you go with your mother to Newport?

02:32All right

02:33If you really think we're not making a mistake

02:36Of one thing I am sure

02:38You can do better than Mr. Oscar Van Ryn

02:41What time is it?

02:53Half past nine

02:54What?

02:55I asked Mr. Bannister to let you sleep

02:57Don't worry

02:58He looked after things

02:59There's not much to do at breakfast anyway

03:02There you are, John

03:03What happened?

03:04My alarm didn't go off

03:06Again?

03:07I always wake up before mine rings

03:09We're not all as wonderful as you, Miss Armstrong

03:11Why are alarm clocks so unreliable?

03:13You're right

03:14They never work

03:15I'm lucky I'm a light sleeper

03:17I wonder why they don't work

03:19Oh, someone will figure it out

03:21Are you ready to start, John?

03:23Shouldn't he have some breakfast first?

03:25No, I'm ready, Mr. Bannister

03:26Can you give this to Miss Marion?

03:31Miss Scott has written back

03:32She can come tomorrow to see you

03:34Good

03:35I look forward to it

03:36How is she doing?

03:37We'll find out tomorrow

03:39It must all still be heartbreaking

03:41True, but time is a great healer

03:44I pray so anyway

03:45What is that?

03:48Mrs. Bauer has made some luncheon

03:50For Miss Marion to take to school

03:51Leave it there

03:54A packed lunch

04:00Do you really take a packed lunch?

04:02It makes things simpler if I do

04:04Why has Mrs. Bauer never told me?

04:06Is everyone part of this conspiracy?

04:09I'm doing a perfectly decent job

04:11You won't need to be ashamed of me

04:12I'm ashamed of you now

04:14Well, I ought to get started

04:18Lateness is not to be added

04:20To my other transgressions

04:21Good

04:24Now pay attention to where the light

04:29Is hitting that limit

04:30Exactly

04:31Oh, no

04:32What is it, Frances?

04:36I ruined it

04:37I give up

04:39I know

04:39You mustn't be afraid to fail

04:43Or you'll never succeed

04:44So I should have another go?

04:48Absolutely

04:49Try again next week

04:51Now may I remind you

04:57That while it's important

04:58To copy the bowl of fruit

04:59What I'm looking for

05:02Is your own vision

05:03Of the fruit

05:04Your own feelings

05:06Now be sure

05:09Before you go

05:10To write your names

05:11On your pictures

05:11And leave them to dry

05:12I'll collect them

05:12Yes, you can

05:13Oh, I've been meaning to tell you

05:21You did such a lovely job

05:22Miss Brooke

05:25May we give you a ride?

05:30I'd be taking you out of your way

05:31No nonsense

05:32It would be our pleasure

05:33To see you home

05:34Besides, we ought to pay

05:35Our neglected call on undiagnis

05:36She'll be pleased to see you

05:38Will you protect us?

05:40That won't be necessary

05:42Aunt Agnes is rather cross with me

05:45But not with you

05:45Even so, you're the only person

05:47In New York who stands up to her

05:49But you must find it

05:50A novel sensation

05:52On the right

05:59Thank you for seeing me

06:17I was rather nervous

06:18When it took so long

06:19For you to answer

06:20You were right to be nervous

06:23Did it not occur to you

06:25To speak to me

06:26Before you addressed my daughter?

06:29I suppose I was carried away

06:31Well, the answer is no

06:33Gladys will not agree

06:35To be your wife

06:36Is that it?

06:43I might have no chance

06:44To put my case

06:45I've brought papers

06:47Proving my financial status

06:49And I'll inherit my mother's house

06:50On 61st Street

06:51So Gladys' home

06:52Would be right across from yours

06:53You are welcome

06:54To show me what you like

06:55I'm not in a hurry

06:56But nothing will alter my conclusion

06:57You know that I'm very much

06:59In love with her

06:59Well, that is what

07:01I do not quite know

07:02But you are right to claim it

07:03Since a love match

07:04Is the one thing

07:04I am determined on for her

07:06Then I can assure you

07:07That I do

07:07You have not convinced her

07:08And you will not convince me

07:10I think you may genuinely like her

07:11And that you intended her

07:12To be happy in her life with you

07:14More than I

07:14Let me finish

07:15I understand

07:17These marriages of convenience

07:19Take place in every

07:20Fashionable church in this city

07:21But I want more than that

07:23For my child

07:24Of course you do

07:24And I can only

07:25Let us leave it there

07:26Mr. Van Ryan

07:28And now you should go

07:31We were so very sad

07:45When Marion told us your news

07:47Thank you

07:49Our prayers are with you

07:50But if there's anything else

07:53We can do

07:54If you mean it

07:56I'd really like to be busy again

07:59Well I'd be more than happy

08:01To welcome you back here

08:03If that would help

08:04Hooray

08:05I've tried a few others

08:08But no one measured up to you

08:09Miss Scott

08:09Oh I told you

08:11Well I'd like to come back

08:12But there is still

08:14The matter of Miss Armstrong

08:15Leave Armstrong to me

08:17I shall explain to her

08:18The way things are going to be

08:20So when can you start?

08:22Right away I think

08:23But I need to speak with my parents

08:25Of course

08:26This is good of you all

08:43To waste your time on me

08:44Oh no Mrs. Blaine

08:45You're the kind one

08:47To give young Master Russell here

08:48A chance

08:49May I introduce him

08:51And his mother

08:52Mrs. George Russell

08:54Mrs. McAllister is right

08:55You're very generous

08:56It's my pleasure

08:57Let's go in

08:59I think we should start

09:02Through here

09:03In the morning room

09:04These little rooms

09:11Big enough for a gathering of four

09:12What was the point of them?

09:14My husband liked small rooms

09:15He said it was the only way

09:16To keep warm without breaking the bank

09:18They don't reek of hospitality

09:20Nor did he

09:22Another rabbit hutch

09:25He makes a laugh

09:28Which is always a promising start

09:31It was good of you to arrange this

09:32What are friends for?

09:34Let me show you the drawing room

09:36It's a little less cramped

09:37Which is something

09:38I suppose

09:38It's not too bad

09:47But it's very

09:48What's the word I'm looking for?

09:51Drab?

09:52Dreary?

09:55The chimney piece

09:56Looks as if his grandmother chose it

09:58She did

09:58Almost

09:59It came from his aunt

10:00She liked decorations

10:01And he liked saving money

10:03So when she died

10:03He used it in here

10:04How depressing

10:06Well what do you suggest?

10:10Well

10:10The thing these rooms need

10:12Is light

10:13More light

10:14And more space

10:16That's what we have to figure out

10:17But it will be a great place

10:19For parties

10:20When we're done

10:20Well

10:22It's settled

10:23Larry

10:24May I call you Larry

10:25Is going to undertake the work

10:27What?

10:30Surely you need more time

10:32To make a decision

10:32Wouldn't you like to come to our house

10:34And see what he's done there?

10:35Don't talk her out of it mother

10:36Oh she won't

10:37I always operate on instinct

10:39Mrs. Russell

10:40And my instinct tells me

10:41To hire Larry

10:42When can you start?

10:43Straight away

10:44Oh one thing

10:45I'm going to the Newport Lawn

10:46Tennis tournament on the 12th

10:47So I'll have to take the day off

10:49A friend of mine from Harvard

10:50Is playing

10:51And I've sworn to be there

10:52I can't remember

10:53When I was last at the casino

10:54My husband didn't like sports

10:56Of any kind

10:56And I suppose

10:57I got out of the habit

10:58Well you're welcome

10:59To come with me

11:00Really?

11:02Aren't you going

11:02With rather a young crowd?

11:04Well

11:05Then they'll be glad

11:07To see Mrs. Blaine

11:08I'll come for you at 2

11:10Make it 12

11:11And I'll give you some luncheon first

11:13But I'll see you before then

11:14Now let me show you the rooms upstairs

11:17Just this way

11:19I'm not sure

11:23It's terribly helpful

11:25To suggest that Mrs. Blaine

11:27Is too old

11:28To watch tennis

11:29I just didn't want her

11:30To be trapped in a crowd

11:31Of shouting young men

11:32From Harvard

11:32Oh I think she'll enjoy it

11:34By the way

11:35I've had an idea

11:37Which could be useful

11:38For you

11:39In the opera wall

11:40You'd better not tell

11:41Mrs. Astor

11:42Dear lady

11:43I am only sharing information

11:45And you'd better not

11:46Tell Mrs. Astor about it

11:48Mm-mm

11:49Now

11:50Have you heard

11:50Of Joshua Winterton?

11:52He has old money

11:53And one of the first cottages

11:55To be built here

11:56Anyway

11:57He's been a widower

11:58For years

11:58And now

11:59Has astonished the town

12:01By getting married

12:02After a short engagement

12:04So short in fact

12:05That no one has met her yet

12:07Doesn't he have a box

12:08At the academy?

12:09Why would they want

12:10To get involved

12:10With the opera war?

12:11He has one

12:12Yes

12:13But I'm told

12:14His wife is young

12:15And likes to play

12:16So she may find

12:17The academy crowd

12:19A little stuffy

12:20And there's no reason

12:21Why they couldn't

12:22Take a box

12:23At the metropolitan as well

12:25And he has money you say?

12:26Oh

12:26Lots and lots

12:28And lots of it

12:29I'll introduce you

12:30When I give my ball

12:31At the casino

12:32Oh and no tiaras

12:35By the way

12:36I like flowers and feathers

12:37When I'm by the sea

12:38Your wish is my command

12:40What do we have here, John?

12:46My broken alarm clock

12:47Are you attempting

12:48To repair it?

12:49Not exactly

12:50I'd like to understand

12:52How it functions

12:53And why it failed

12:55You're making quite an effort

12:56For the tea

12:57Miss Brooke asked me to

12:59She's invited the new rector

13:00Of St. Thomas Church

13:01To join them

13:02That explains it

13:03I want everything

13:04To be just right

13:05Do you think

13:05If it's perfect

13:06Mrs. Van Ryn

13:07Will forgive you

13:07For keeping Miss Marion's job

13:09A secret?

13:09It wasn't my place

13:10To tell her

13:11And I only gave Miss Marion

13:13A packed lunch

13:13She has to eat

13:14Besides

13:15You know about it

13:16And Jack

13:17Then let us hope

13:18Your cakes redeem us all

13:20So when did your family

13:25Come over

13:26My grandfather

13:27Got to Boston

13:28In 1794

13:29He saw Europe

13:31Going up in flames

13:32After the French Revolution

13:33And wanted to avoid

13:34The cottage

13:35We cannot criticize him

13:36For that

13:37Why Boston?

13:40You're right

13:40It wasn't the obvious choice

13:42We were Italian

13:43Not Irish

13:43But my father

13:45Was Catholic

13:45So there's some logic

13:47To it

13:48And when did they

13:49Escape the clutches

13:50Of the Vicar of Rome?

13:51My father married

13:52An Episcopalian

13:53To be frank

13:54She was

13:56The stronger character

13:57Of the two

13:58My father died

14:00When I was quite young

14:01So my mother

14:02Got her way

14:02And what of your own wife?

14:04Should she be with us today?

14:05I'm not married

14:06I've always thought

14:07It a blessing

14:08For our church

14:09Over the Catholics

14:10That our clergy

14:11Can marry

14:12And share the burden

14:13Of their ministry

14:13I agree

14:15I suppose

14:16I just haven't been lucky

14:19Is your mother

14:21Still living?

14:22No

14:23She died

14:23Some time ago

14:25I don't think

14:26I could have left Boston

14:27Otherwise

14:27How dutiful and good

14:29Bless you

14:31Ada

14:32You are the parishioner here

14:34Not the rector

14:35It is not for you

14:36To dispense blessings

14:37But I am happy

14:39To accept it

14:39Thank you

14:40Mr. Oscar Van Ryn

14:42Oscar?

14:43You remember the reverend

14:45Mr. Forte

14:46From St. Thomas?

14:47Of course

14:47I must take my leave

14:49I have Evensong at six

14:51Oh

14:51We must attend one day

14:53I hope you will

14:54Let us see you out

14:56Thank you for taking the time

14:59To go see us

15:00Yes

15:01Are you all right?

15:04My bid for Gladys Russell

15:06Has failed

15:06I see

15:08So will that be the end of it?

15:11The absolute end

15:12As her father

15:13Was good enough to relay

15:14When he summoned me

15:15To his office yesterday

15:16I'm sorry

15:17How lovely

15:19I'm glad we were able

15:21To meet Mr. Forte again

15:23We ought to entertain more

15:25It's so much fun

15:27I agree

15:28And I liked your rector

15:29Oh

15:30He is not my rector

15:31But

15:32I'm glad you like him

15:33I would have enjoyed it more

15:35If I could have got a word

15:36And edgewise

15:36Oh, Aunt Agnes

15:38I mean it

15:39What came over you?

15:40Had you taken chatter pills?

15:42He was so pleasant

15:44And interested

15:44Pardoned criminals

15:45Have answered fewer questions

15:47In the dark

15:48I wonder you didn't ask

15:49To see his mother's

15:50Death certificate

15:50Well, I thought

15:52He had a wonderful time

15:53Talking to both of you

15:54And I hope we can see more of him

15:56I doubt it

15:57I suspect he'll be

15:58Unavoidably detained

16:00If we try again

16:01Two thousand workers

16:07Walked off the job?

16:08Yes

16:08Of course it was in Chicago

16:10But the news will travel

16:12And their action

16:13Will embolden others

16:14Including your own workforce

16:15How do we get the better

16:18Of these unions?

16:19I'm not sure

16:19Their demands keep coming

16:21Thick and fast

16:21And the leaders

16:22Are bringing in new members

16:23By the dozen

16:23Is this true of Henderson?

16:25Bill Henderson, that's right

16:26He represents the

16:28Amalgamated association

16:29Of iron and steel workers

16:31In Pittsburgh

16:31At present

16:32They don't have the power

16:33Or the men to do

16:34What they did in Chicago

16:35Not yet

16:36But you're right

16:37This could be a harbinger for us

16:40As you said yourself

16:41To the others

16:42We must never surrender to threats

16:43To yield is to lose

16:46I have no intention of yielding

16:47But doing nothing

16:49Is no longer an option

16:50What do you propose?

16:53You must go to Pittsburgh

16:54Meet Henderson

16:56Find out what he really wants

16:57See if we can buy him off

17:00You mean I should offer him money?

17:02Money or a little power

17:03Power is very seductive, I'm told

17:05Suppose he's a man of principle

17:07It'll just make him more expensive

17:10Mr. McNeil?

17:20Can I help you, sir?

17:22I'm afraid Mr. Russell is out

17:23And Mrs. Russell is in Newport

17:25In fact, I was looking for the servant's entrance

17:27The servant's entrance, sir?

17:29Yes

17:29If you walk down the side alley

17:32You'll come to it on your left

17:34But is it something I could help with?

17:35I have a message for the footman

17:37Collier

17:38No one here was called Collier

17:40He was serving at the dinner

17:41Mrs. Russell gave for the new opera house

17:43An older man, bald

17:45I think you must mean Mr. Watson, the master's valet

17:48Was he in the dining room that night?

17:51I believe he was, sir, yes

17:53McNeil, is that you?

17:57Mr. Russell

17:58Come in

17:59I mustn't disturb you

18:01He's just going to leave a message

18:02Mr. McNeil asked after Mr. Watson

18:05Oh?

18:07Well, come into the library

18:09He may be trying to punch him, sir

18:15Mr. Watson is out, sir

18:21I suppose he thought you wouldn't need him

18:22Before you changed this evening

18:23And I won't

18:24Thank you, Church

18:25Well, I'm no less curious

18:32As to why you wish to leave my valet a message

18:34Church suspects you of wanting to steal him away

18:37Don't worry

18:37I have a valet of my own

18:39With whom I am quite content

18:40Won't you explain what this is all about, then?

18:43I can't

18:44Because it's not my secret

18:46But

18:46I assure you

18:47Watson has done nothing wrong

18:49I should be going

18:51Won't you give me his message?

18:54No

18:55I'll write again

18:55Now I have the facts straight

18:57Sorry to have taken so much of your time

19:07Will that be everything, ma'am?

19:10Thank you

19:11But before you go, I do have some news

19:14Oh, yes, madam

19:16Miss Scott will be returning

19:17Here?

19:19No, to Timbuktu

19:20Of course here

19:21She will be living in her old room

19:24And working for me again

19:25I see

19:26I don't want any trouble

19:28I'm sure

19:29But Miss Scott will not stop her writing

19:32Whatever she may pretend

19:33I'm willing to take my chances with Miss Scott

19:38But not with you

19:39I never started anything, ma'am

19:42In fact, we never had a problem

19:44Until Miss Scott moved in

19:45Because you created trouble for her

19:47As soon as she arrived

19:48I wanted to protect your good name

19:50It has been some years

19:53Since my good name was in any danger

19:55Now I need your word

19:57You will only treat Miss Scott

19:59With courtesy and respect

20:01But what if she's unkind to me?

20:03Then knowing Miss Scott

20:04I'd say you had it coming

20:05And if that is too much to ask

20:10Bridget looks after Miss Ada and Miss Marion

20:13She can see to me as well

20:15Until I have found a replacement

20:16You would replace me?

20:19Well, if you cannot behave

20:19You leave me no choice

20:20But what would I do?

20:23How would I live?

20:24Oh, there's no need for this

20:25I mean, you can get another job

20:27No

20:27People like to train a maid

20:29When there are many years left in her

20:30No one will want to bother

20:32With training me

20:33Not now

20:34Here

20:35Your fate is in your hands

20:39If you show kindness to Miss Scott

20:41Then you may keep your position

20:43But, ma'am

20:44I see you have mistaken this

20:45For a discussion

20:46When I am simply giving an order

20:48Now, make sure my blue dress

20:54With the ruffle

20:55Is ready for tomorrow

20:56Yes, ma'am

20:58Hello there, Miss Peggy

21:21Hi, James

21:22We hardly get to see you

21:23Now that you're over at the Globe

21:24You looking for your father?

21:26Yes

21:27He's in back

21:28Peggy, I wasn't expecting you

21:33I have some news

21:34I wanted to share with you in person

21:35I've been offered my old job

21:37Back on 61st Street

21:39And you're taking it, I assume

21:42I need a new start

21:44If you need something new

21:46Why are you going back there?

21:49Because we can't go on like this

21:50We need to get away from each other

21:53That's not what family does

21:55Our family has done a great many things

21:59That are not what a real family does

22:01It's all my doing

22:04We've been through this, Father

22:05I know you're sorry

22:07You don't have to keep repeating it

22:10I wish your mother knew

22:13She does

22:14She just needs more time

22:16Have you told her your news?

22:20Yes

22:20She understands

22:21Mr. Scott

22:24You should get back to work

22:26All right

22:27Do you need anything?

22:31Take this

22:32Father

22:33Take it

22:34Don't forget about us

22:40Over here in Brooklyn

22:41Remember how much

22:44Your mother loves you

22:50I know

22:51You don't have to sound so final

22:54I'm just going to Manhattan

22:56I'll come back to visit

22:58I will hold you to that

23:00Thank you, Bannister

23:14Tell us more about your house in Newport

23:17We've just taken it for the season

23:19Charles won't buy until he's convinced we'll enjoy it

23:22Very sensible

23:23This is from Lena Aster

23:25Lena wants to come here

23:28And discuss her plans to save the Academy

23:31Really?

23:32Yes

23:33Next week

23:33Mr. McAllister will join us

23:35To devise a strategy

23:36To combat the Metropolitan

23:38Mr. McAllister

23:40This is serious

23:41Mrs. Russell's opera dinner

23:43Has stirred up a lot of trouble

23:45Well

23:45The Academy can count on us

23:47Mary

23:48Could you join us in Newport on Friday?

23:51There's a tennis tournament at the casino

23:52And I have someone for you to meet

23:55You could stay for Mr. McAllister's party

23:56Oh

23:57What an excellent idea

23:58Of course

23:58She'd be delighted

23:59What about your classes at the school?

24:01Trust you to think of that

24:02There's a midterm break

24:05From this Friday to Monday

24:06So

24:06I won't miss anything

24:07Tell us about this mysterious

24:09Someone she is to meet

24:10Edward Morgan

24:12Works at Charles Bank

24:13Although he's younger

24:14Of course

24:15His parents have a place in Newport

24:17And a house on East 56th

24:19Is his mother Arabella Morgan?

24:21Yes

24:21Then I know exactly who he is

24:23She was born at Winthrop

24:25And Marion would certainly like to meet him

24:27I'd like to see Newport anyway

24:29Then it's settled

24:30Now I must ask

24:32I'm late for a fitting

24:33Thank you for coming Aurora

24:35Thank you

24:36Have you a houseboat coming with me?

24:40No

24:40Why?

24:41I just wondered if we could include Oscar

24:43He's been rather down lately

24:44Because of that awful business

24:46He's a lot better now

24:48But a few days in Newport would do him so much good

24:51I don't see why not

24:52I'll send him a note when I get home

24:54I'm going upstairs

25:00I have some drawings to mark

25:02Hmm?

25:04I'm glad

25:05Mr. Morgan

25:06Sounds perfect

25:07Really Agnes

25:09Why don't you just run up to 5th Avenue

25:11And stop any carriage

25:12That has a man inside

25:13If I did

25:15I doubt

25:15I would know his mother

25:16And unifying the facade lightens the appearance

25:21Oh yes

25:22Now I see what you mean

25:25Where will you live

25:28While the work is going on?

25:30In New York?

25:31Oh certainly not

25:32I shall stay here for as long as I can

25:34And when I do move out

25:35I'll come back every day

25:37You don't mind disruption then?

25:39I gave 20 years to a man

25:40Who couldn't bear to use a different spoon

25:42With his egg in the morning

25:43I long for a bit of disruption

25:45The evenings I have spent with him in this room

25:49Sitting in silence

25:51Why silence?

25:53Well

25:53He was deaf by the end

25:56Which if I'm honest

25:57Made it a bit easier

25:58By then

26:00We didn't even try to talk

26:02I'm sorry

26:06I shouldn't laugh

26:07Oh you should

26:07You should

26:09That's exactly what this house has been missing

26:11Oh

26:14Thank you

26:16I hope you like champagne

26:19I do

26:21But shouldn't we wait until the job's done

26:23Before we celebrate

26:24I like to celebrate a new beginning

26:27And that's what I'm doing now

26:30Beginning a new life in this house

26:32A new life with new people

26:36I hope I can be one of them

26:39Of course

26:40You are already

26:42It's nice to have you back

26:51Miss Scott

26:52It's nice to be back

26:54Thank you

26:55You missed dinner

26:57Shall I get you something?

26:59No time

27:00I'm behind on my sewing

27:02Miss Ada added some things to my pile

27:04She wants them mended to give to the church

27:07I don't know how

27:08I'm going to finish it all

27:09I would offer you help

27:11But I'm not good with the needles

27:13I can sew

27:14You're the secretary

27:16Why would you bother with that?

27:17John

27:18We share respect for all work

27:19I'd like to help

27:21It's a good distraction

27:22So my work is a mere distraction

27:23From what may I ask?

27:27Nothing

27:27She's offering you help

27:29Miss Armstrong

27:29I can manage

27:30Does that mean you don't want my help?

27:33I can sew

27:33Fine

27:3540-15

27:44See you

27:45Game

27:53See you

27:54Amazing

28:00Are you a tennis player, Mr. Martin?

28:02I used to be

28:03But I've got rather bigger fish to fry these days

28:06Do you spend a lot of time in Newport?

28:12My parents have a place in the town

28:14And I usually try to get down

28:16For Macalester's casino party

28:17Oh, look

28:18Mr. Russell

28:19Ah, yes

28:21Excuse us

28:23Is this the friend we've come to see?

28:34Yes

28:34Dick Sears

28:35And right now he's winning

28:36Oh, Miss Bruce

28:37Good day, Mr. Russell

28:42Ah

28:43May I present Oscar Van Ryn

28:46This is Mrs. Blaine

28:47Do you know Newport well?

28:48I live here

28:49But how original?

28:52Larry

28:52What are you doing in Newport?

28:55Staying with my cousin

28:56Mrs. Spain

28:57What about you?

28:57I'm working here

28:58I wondered why I hadn't seen you

29:00But I'm glad if your career is really getting started

29:02Yeah, it's a baptism by total immersion

29:05I'm overhauling one of the famous cottages

29:07Wish me luck

29:08Of course

29:09I will

29:09But I'm sure you don't need it

29:11Oh

29:12Who's this?

29:13Mrs. Blaine

29:14My current employer

29:15May I present our neighbor in New York

29:17Miss Marion Brooke

29:18How do you do?

29:19Larry's been teaching me the rules of the game

29:21You couldn't have a better teacher

29:23Miss Brooke

29:24Miss Brooke

29:26Oh, heavens

29:29Why don't you go and say hello to Gladys Russell?

29:34She's over there

29:35Excuse me

29:38Miss Russell

29:43Are you here with your mother?

29:45No

29:46She had some letters she wanted to write

29:47The Wetmore's brought me

29:48It's nice to see you

29:49It's even better to be away from my mother's watchful eye

29:52How do you manage your aunt so easily?

29:54Contagnus only approved this trip

29:56Because President Aurora is trying to match me with a man

29:58What's he like?

30:02Dreadful, I'm afraid

30:03Perhaps we should escape in that direction

30:06Thank you

30:06I hope you can be friends again

30:16We told you?

30:18Yes

30:18And before you ask, he'll be fine

30:20My father wants me to wait until I fall in love

30:23How heartening

30:25I never thought of Mr. Russell as a romantic

30:27I mean to depend on him to help me judge a suit his intentions

30:30Father won't be blinded, even if I am

30:32My orders are simple

30:34I'm to find a man with birth, position, and money

30:36What about looks?

30:39I think that's up to me

30:41But they are not a top priority

30:43Are you avoiding me, Miss Brooke?

30:47Um...

30:47What makes you say that?

30:50Well, if you're not

30:52Come back with me now

30:53And we'll rejoin Mrs. Fane

30:55Who is that?

31:12Poor Miss Brooke

31:13I wish your friends wouldn't try to pair her off

31:15She'd have plenty of suitors without their help

31:17Could the Wetmore see you home?

31:24I'm sure they will

31:25But why?

31:26In Dixier's wins, we'll celebrate

31:28Can't I join you?

31:31I'm not sure Mother would approve

31:32Mother isn't here

31:33Before Mr. Morgan returns with his drink

31:39I believe we owe Marion an apology

31:40Excuse me, I...

31:42Charles liked him so much at the bank

31:44That's my excuse

31:45He's a completely different person there

31:47Or he seems to be

31:48It's often hard to tell who people really are

31:50I was always warned

31:52Never to take a soldier as a suit

31:53Until I'd met him out of uniform

31:55I'd say Mr. Morgan would be only too happy

31:57To get out of his uniform

31:58Oscar, start

31:59Be vulgar

32:00I can manage

32:01He's not the first man I've met

32:03Who drinks too much

32:04Who's that for?

32:10They were running low on champagne

32:11So I took two

32:12What were you talking about when I arrived?

32:15The new museum on Fifth Avenue

32:17Have you been there yet?

32:19I don't waste my time on museums

32:21Oh, Cousin Dashiell

32:26How nice to see you

32:28Mr. Montgomery

32:29Mr. Morgan

32:30Are you familiar with Newport?

32:33I used to be

32:34Harriet and I took a house here every summer

32:36Oscar

32:38I was just saying

32:39I can't waste my time on museums

32:41I have a life to live

32:42Don't you agree?

32:44Dashiell, why don't you show Marion

32:46The rest of the casino?

32:48She's new to the town

32:48And she'd enjoy it

32:49What?

32:53I thought Miss Brooke and I

32:55Were to get to know each other

32:57I'll have her back in a moment

32:58I hope you won't

33:04I know lots of places to hide

33:06Ah, Dashiell

33:07We're still taking bets on who'll win

33:09What do you say?

33:10Alright

33:11Fifty dollars on

33:13Which player should I bet on?

33:16I only know the name of one

33:17Dick Sears

33:19He's a friend of Larry Russell's

33:21But

33:21Fifty dollars?

33:23Dick Sears

33:24That's how you're here

33:27Good day, Mr. Chet

33:32Mr. Bannister

33:34Are you having a busy day?

33:37This and that

33:38What about you?

33:39I promised myself a morning of paperwork

33:41But things keep getting in the way

33:43Of course

33:44You're a keen letter writer

33:46As I remember

33:46I wonder if

33:50If what?

33:52I just hope we might leave that incident in the past

33:55I was very angry

33:56And I behaved foolishly

33:58It almost cost me my job

34:00As I say

34:02It was stupid

34:03And I apologize unreservedly

34:06But can we put it behind us?

34:10Forgive and forget, you mean?

34:12Yes, I always wonder about that phrase

34:14It is, I agree

34:16Sometimes possible to forgive

34:18But one cannot forget

34:20Well

34:21I hope we can live in peace

34:23I'll bear that in mind, Mr. Church

34:26And now

34:27Good day to you

34:29Match point

34:39Sears

34:40Game set

34:50Dixie was playing in the sink

34:54Why particularly?

34:57Marion told me to bet on him

34:58I'd have felt awful if you'd lost

35:00Oh, as it is

35:01I shall use my prize money

35:03To take you for a treat

35:04Oh, there's my night

35:05You didn't give me any tips

35:07I'll give you a tip, Mr. Morgan

35:09Go home and sleep at half

35:11I didn't think you'd be back so soon

35:17I shouldn't be

35:18Why's that?

35:20There was a fuss with this Gladys

35:22The day we traveled

35:23And I forgot to pack a dress

35:24Mrs. Russell wants to wear

35:25At Mr. McAllister's ball

35:27It's my fault

35:29Everyone makes mistakes

35:31Not when you're trying to prove

35:32You should be taken on

35:33As her permanent lady's maid

35:34It'll be all right

35:36I hope so

35:38And I wish you a good journey

35:39Back to Newport

35:40When I get home

35:42Perhaps we could have some more coffee

35:44I'd like that

35:46Good morning

35:48Good morning, sir

35:49That was a lovely afternoon

36:08Thank you

36:10I guess I should leave you here

36:12If you want to

36:14Oh, thank you, Trent

36:17I can manage from here

36:19I'd rather stay

36:30That's good to hear

36:33He's coming to Newport

37:00Without letting the mistress know

37:02He wants it to be a surprise

37:04We'll travel on the same train as you

37:06And then ride in whatever vehicle

37:08They send for you and Adelheid

37:09I must pack

37:11Before you do

37:13I should tell you that a friend of Mr. Russell's

37:17Was here earlier

37:18Asking for you

37:19I'm sorry?

37:22Mr. McNeil

37:23He said he'd a message for you

37:25But he wouldn't say what

37:26And what's the message?

37:27He didn't leave one

37:28He had your name wrong

37:30Why do you say that?

37:32Well, he asked for a Mr. Collier

37:34But then he seemed to think it was you he wanted

37:36I dare say you'll hear from him before long

37:40I dare say I will

37:43It's very early for you to be up

38:11It's very late for you to get home

38:13Were you waiting for me?

38:15I was worried

38:16Can't I worry when my son stays out all night?

38:19Let me go

38:20I'm only here for a bath and a change of clothes

38:22What is it?

38:27Scent

38:27And probably French

38:28No wonder you need a bath

38:29What would you like me to say?

38:31Come into the drawing room

38:32Where were you all night?

38:38At Mrs. Blaine's house

38:40Was it a party or just the two of you?

38:42Do you really want me to spell it out for you?

38:45I want to know what you think you're doing

38:46With a woman twice your age

38:48And ill-suited for you

38:49In so many other respects

38:49I haven't got time to list them

38:51I like Mrs. Blaine

38:52When there are countless charming

38:55And suitable young ladies for you to pursue

38:56Susan Blaine appeals to me mostly

38:58Because she's quite unlike

38:59Those suitable young ladies

39:00And I'm fairly certain

39:02You don't want me to elaborate on that

39:03Other young men deal with these things

39:04Without causing comment

39:05Yes, they go to prostitutes

39:07Would you prefer me to do the same?

39:09I prefer there to be no scandal

39:10I can't believe this

39:12Susan Blaine is a decent woman

39:14Decent women don't sleep with men

39:15Young enough to be their son

39:16This one does

39:17Keep your voice down

39:18Look, I'm happy

39:22Haven't you always said

39:23That all you want is my happiness?

39:25Not at the expense of your good name

39:26Will you accompany her to the party tonight?

39:32I'm perfectly content to take you and Gladys

39:34As long as you don't expect me to come home with you

39:37Now I must get changed

39:39How was Pittsburgh?

39:45If I'm honest

39:46Things are worse than I thought

39:48What was Henderson like?

39:53Clever, no doubt about that

39:54And stubborn as a mule

39:55You mean he wouldn't be bought off?

39:58I offered him promotion and money

39:59I almost offered him wine, women, and song

40:02But he won't shift

40:02Ask him to come to New York

40:04What?

40:06Put him up at the Brunswick

40:07On Fifth Avenue

40:08The Brunswick, Henderson?

40:11Get him a suite

40:11And make a date for him

40:13To have lunch at my home

40:14And now I must run

40:16That's good

40:32I'll make some notes

40:34So come back later in the week

40:35Of course

40:36In the meantime

40:37I can handle another assignment

40:38I do have a lead on a story

40:40That could pan out

40:41Though I won't know until tomorrow

40:42I'd hate to have you take the ferry

40:44All the way here for nothing

40:45It's no trouble at all

40:47I'm living on 61st Street again

40:49For what reason?

40:51I had to get away from Brooklyn

40:53And work is a real help

40:55So I'm grateful to Mrs. Wenlock

40:58And to you

40:59Yes

41:00Work is the only thing

41:03That numbs the pain

41:04My wife and I lost a baby boy

41:10A few years ago

41:11I'm so sorry

41:14I guess you've had to learn that

41:17For yourself then

41:18Yes

41:19Yes, I was grateful

41:21I could come here

41:21And have something to do

41:23Gave me a reason

41:24To get out of bed every day

41:25I had no idea

41:27People don't talk much

41:28About such things

41:29I understand why

41:31Even under these circumstances

41:34I'm happy to have you back

41:36Miss Scott

41:36Church, you've arrived

41:54Good

41:55Has Adelheid brought the missing dress?

41:56She has, madam

41:57She's upstairs now unpacking it

41:59And that's not all

42:00Surprise

42:01I thought you couldn't get away

42:04I couldn't

42:05For the thought of you

42:07All alone in McAllister's party

42:09And now I'll have something to wear

42:11I hope you're pleased to see me

42:15Very

42:16For several reasons

42:18That sounds ominous

42:19Larry's in way over his head

42:21With the woman he's working for

42:22Mrs. Blaine

42:23You surprise me

42:24But I suppose boys will be boys

42:27Won't it just play itself out?

42:30Maybe

42:31I see

42:32How long will I have my husband

42:35Here with me?

42:36This has to be a short visit

42:37I'm afraid

42:37Things are getting worse

42:39In Pittsburgh

42:39And what are you going to do?

42:41Clay's been to see

42:42The head of the union

42:42A man called Henderson

42:43I want to arrange a meeting with him

42:45A luncheon

42:46At our house

42:47And I need your help

42:49Will you do that for me?

42:54I'll do anything for you

42:55Surely you know that by now

42:58I saw you talking to that Miss Weber yesterday

43:10And why shouldn't he?

43:12I like her

43:12Did you get anywhere with the clock?

43:16I made a list of the tools that I need

43:18And I'll get them too

43:19I hope it was broken

43:20It was

43:22Because it won't work again

43:23Once you get started on it

43:24We don't know that

43:26I got some ideas

43:29I know a bit about it

43:31Bridget, I need that mending

43:32First thing in the morning

43:33What's this?

43:38I helped Bridget with the sewing

43:40I couldn't do it all

43:41Is this some sort of trick?

43:45It seems as if Miss Scott has done you

43:47A good turn, Miss Armstrong

43:48Aren't you going to say thank you?

43:52Thank you

43:53You're welcome

43:54Bridget

43:55Come and help me

43:57I confess I'm surprised

44:04That I did you a favor?

44:07No

44:08Not exactly

44:09I'm surprised you were allowed back into this house

44:12I have no quarrel with you, Miss Armstrong

44:18I mean it

44:22But I promise you do not want one with me

44:24You were right about Mr. McNeil

44:37He's written

44:37Asking to meet me

44:39What's it all about?

44:44Mr. McNeil is my son-in-law

44:46His wife is my daughter

44:47What?

44:48So you waited on your own child at dinner?

44:52I'm sorry to have asked that of you

44:54You weren't to know

44:55My life

44:57Was very different once

45:00Obviously

45:01So how will you manage things?

45:04They can't entertain if it becomes public knowledge

45:07That her father is dressing Mr. Russell

45:09I imagine that's why Mr. McNeil wants to meet me

45:13Then I suggest you should keep the appointment

45:18This is splendid

45:36I'm glad you were able to come

45:38I was desperate to get away from New York

45:40They're still talking about your opera party

45:44I've had an invitation to be the chairman of their fundraising

45:47Have you indeed?

45:51Time to find takers for the boxes

45:53So, the war is heating up

45:57This needs some thought

45:59Why?

46:00Are you afraid to be seen with the leader of the winning side?

46:02Don't be too sure

46:03There's still plenty of fight left to Mrs. Astor

46:06Then we're evenly matched

46:08And you'll need to pick a team

46:09Unnecessarily

46:11If Mrs. Astor wins

46:13Then I will have been loyal all along

46:16And if I win?

46:17Then I will be the friend

46:19To help Mrs. Astor accept defeat

46:22Clever

46:22But will you help me?

46:24In my way

46:25To start with

46:27You'll meet the Wintertons this evening

46:29Good

46:29I'm going to tempt her with your plan

46:31And persuade her to take a box in both houses

46:33What will Mrs. Astor say to that?

46:34Well, no doubt we'll find out

46:38Gentlemen

46:39I'm Callister

46:40There's Mrs. Fane in this room

46:45Enjoy your evening

46:47Here's my other cousin

46:50Mr. Oscar Van Ryn

46:51May I introduce you to Miss Maude Beaton?

46:55How do you do?

46:57Your name rings a bell

46:58Do you know my mother?

47:00I've heard of your mother

47:01Mrs. Drexel spoke about her the other day

47:03All good, I hasten to add

47:05I love the Drexels

47:06Are you staying with them while you're in Newport?

47:09No, with some friends

47:10Who live near Mrs. Fish

47:11I was at her party last night

47:13I'm sorry I missed it

47:15But I wonder why our paths have never crossed till now

47:18Probably because I've been living in Europe

47:20In Paris, mostly

47:22How's that?

47:24Well, Paris is wonderful

47:25Apart from the Parisians

47:27We can agree on that at least

47:30Miss Brooke

47:42Hello again

47:43Hello

47:44Are you free of your unwanted tutor at the tent?

47:49Don't remind me

47:50Will they let you choose for yourself in the future?

47:53I doubt it

47:54You're not alone in the actresses

47:56Larry

47:57Hello

47:59I'll be fine

48:01Ah, it's you again

48:03It's nice to see you

48:04You remember Miss Brooke?

48:05Of course

48:06The next door neighbor

48:07What are we going to say?

48:10Only that the Cowans are here

48:11And I think they might have a job for you

48:13Then you must go

48:15Oh, Miss Collins

48:18Tell me about Miss Beaton

48:20It's complicated

48:22Officially, her father was the late John Beaton

48:25But I've heard it said that her real father is Jay Gould

48:28And he takes an interest in her

48:31I have no idea if it's true, of course

48:34But she certainly seems to have a great deal of money at her disposal

48:37Which is why you introduced us

48:41Please don't make me regret it

48:43She's a nice woman, whatever the truth about her

48:46She goes everywhere

48:47What about her mother?

48:49I'm told she was a Stuyvesant

48:51But she's dead now

48:52That was why Maud went to France to get over it

48:55I think she has a sort of paid companion in New York

48:58Sounds suitable and charming

49:00You must only pursue her if your heart is really in it

49:03You know me

49:04I am all heart

49:06Mr. Montgomery

49:08I thought I might find you here

49:09If you hadn't gone back to New York

49:11I'm going home tomorrow

49:13School starts again on Monday

49:14Then I want to remind you that I owe you a treat when we're back

49:18I've told you, there's no need

49:21Oh, how beautiful they look, dancing

49:28May I ask you to dance with me?

49:32Well...

49:33Can I claim this dance, Miss Brooklyn?

49:36You're still in Newport, Mr. Morgan

49:38And I'd like to dance with you

49:40That would be so nice

49:44But I've just accepted Mr. Montgomery

49:46Mrs. Russell

50:03May I present Mr. and Mrs. Winterton

50:07You all should know each other

50:21You have so much in common

50:22I'm sure

50:23But for now, we must continue in Mr. McAllister's wake

50:26Your former lady's maid is now your neighbor in Newport

50:33Welcome to America

50:35Father, you're very quiet

50:37What is that?

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