Soldier Art tells secretary Ruth, referring to his parents, “I was too little to remember them when they drowned.” (0:13)
Art tells Ruth, “Hey, here’s an old one Aunt Sarah used to favor when she was in her cups.” (0:17)
Art tells Ruth and her secretary friend Grace, “In a crisis, my memory always turns into a sieve.” (0:25)
Art tells Ruth and her secretary friend Grace, referring to the maître d', “He’s kind of a crazy fellow...” (0:28)
Ruth tells Art, referring to her mother Agnes, “Nobody knows this except Mrs. Hamer and the doctor, but she tried to kill herself.” (0:36)
Ruth receives a letter telling her that Art was killed in combat. (1:08)
Ruth’s pianist father Harry tells his bartender friend Andy, referring to Harry’s girlfriend Valerie, “She got nervous when it turned out I wasn’t a genius.” (1:25)
Ruth sees and hears Art returning to her. (1:40)
Reference in Far from Heaven