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00:02:01 #1 to pay me first.
00:02:02 #2 Pays and pays and pays.
00:02:06 #3 You think I'm?
00:02:17 #4 Flaming youth.
00:02:18 #5 Or find yourself another fuck.
00:02:20 #6 This ain't no speakeasy.
00:02:22 #7 I know it's the bit more, but who moved it over here
00:02:25 #8 to Third Avenue?
00:02:26 #9 Find that way.
00:02:32 #10 Let's pipe down. Yeah, all right. Come on, Mary.
00:02:34 #11 Give me a cut.
00:02:35 #12 Oh, Mary, how are you?
00:02:36 #13 Hello, Mary.
00:02:37 #14 What kept you so long?
00:02:39 #15 Listen, I know a good quiet game
00:02:41 #16 if you boys wouldn't dirty it up.
00:02:42 #17 Oh, we won't.
00:02:43 #18 Let's play tooth.
00:02:45 #19 What's truth?
00:02:46 #20 It's a big moment for the boys.
00:02:47 #21 They can ask you any question they like and you have to tell the truth.
00:02:51 #22 Oh, that's right!
00:02:53 #23 Oh, local boy gets a break.
00:02:56 #24 I'm going to be dumb and not learn how.
00:03:03 #25 Come on, Mary.
00:03:04 #26 You take a turn.
00:03:05 #27 Not me.
00:03:06 #28 I'm not here.
00:03:07 #29 Oh, you...
00:03:10 #30 Oh, come on.
00:03:11 #31 It's not going to be good if you know what I mean.
00:03:13 #32 Come on now.
00:03:18 #33 Who are you?
00:03:19 #34 The name is Mary.
00:03:21 #35 And who is Mary?
00:03:23 #36 of waking girls. The kind that heaven protects. Up to now. In love. Sure. Who
00:03:36 #37 will. A man. What is named even the census taker wouldn't ask a question like
00:03:43 #38 that. I'm a grass widow you can go as far as you like.
00:03:55 #39 Thank you.
00:03:57 #40 Pardon me.
00:04:01 #41 The villain still pursues her.
00:04:11 #42 Say, that's a swell way to get acquainted with that game.
00:04:14 #43 Let's go a step further.
00:04:16 #44 I'll buy you a violin.
00:04:20 #45 Who's the lucky man? The one you're in love with?
00:04:39 #46 He's a big paper man.
00:04:41 #47 All wrapped up on your boss, I know.
00:04:44 #48 You should see my boss.
00:04:46 #49 He's so old that short skirts came in twenty years too late for him to get his hands on.
00:04:50 #50 It's too late for him to appreciate legs.
00:04:55 #51 Even yours?
00:04:58 #52 My turn now.
00:04:59 #53 Shoot.
00:05:02 #54 Name, color, present condition of servitude.
00:05:06 #55 Ronald Wales.
00:05:08 #56 White, poor, honest.
00:05:11 #57 Ambition?
00:05:12 #58 Not to have to work for a living,
00:05:14 #59 so I could go to the south of France and write a book.
00:05:18 #60 You do for a living beside kissing strange girls in hallways.
00:05:22 #61 I work in a broker's office.
00:05:26 #62 In love?
00:05:27 #63 I am not.
00:05:29 #64 Married then.
00:05:31 #65 I don't believe in marriage.
00:05:33 #66 That's not a new line.
00:05:36 #67 Well now it's my turn.
00:05:45 #68 Did you like my kissing you?
00:05:49 #69 We're playing truth, you know.
00:05:54 #70 Yes.
00:05:57 #71 And yet you say you're in love with another man.
00:06:00 #72 A man who called you Miss Landy when your name is Lyndon
00:06:04 #73 obviously isn't on kissing terms.
00:06:07 #74 And I'm human, believe it or not.
00:06:11 #75 I believe it's so completely that I'm going to stake you to a never little kiss.
00:06:16 #76 Do I have to? You do.
00:06:21 #77 Far be it from me, dairy, but Fuddy's established ill-equipment relations with the drugstore and the gin awaits without.
00:06:29 #78 Without us.
00:06:31 #79 He can finish telling you the story of his life in the kitchen.
00:06:36 #80 I think just as safe right here in the bedroom.
00:06:39 #81 Yes, but with you two in the kitchen, a girl can powder her nose.
00:06:43 #82 Come on.
00:06:56 #83 Good night, Ronnie.
00:06:58 #84 You must come to the races with us again sometimes.
00:07:00 #85 Oh, I'd love to.
00:07:02 #86 Good night, Miss Landy.
00:07:05 #87 Lyndon, you fool.
00:07:09 #88 Her name is Lyndon.
00:07:11 #89 I know, but Mary likes men who forget her name.
00:07:17 #90 Good night, Lauren. Good night, Mary.
00:07:19 #91 Oh, it's gray.
00:07:21 #92 Certainly fell for Ronnie like the breaking up of a hard-willed man.
00:07:27 #93 I'm sorry, but I'm sorry.
00:07:29 #94 I'm sorry.
00:07:31 #95 I'm sure he fell for Ronnie like the breaking up of a hard winter.
00:07:44 #96 In the first place, I didn't.
00:07:46 #97 In the second place, what's the matter?
00:07:48 #98 Well, you're just a handsome young Romeo with literary ambitions
00:07:51 #99 that make him a practically no use to a girl.
00:07:54 #100 Say that again!
00:07:56 #101 He's just a poor, harmless, charming young idiot
00:07:59 #102 who thinks that marriage would ruin him as an author.
00:08:02 #103 Ronnie Rales is worth two million dollars.
00:08:05 #104 What?
00:08:06 #105 Nice, isn't it?
00:08:07 #106 But call your shots, Mary.
00:08:09 #107 I hear his wife's nice, too.
00:08:11 #108 His wife?
00:08:13 #109 I hear the kids are grand.
00:08:15 #110 Twins.
00:08:17 #111 Boys.
00:08:18 #112 What a man.
00:08:20 #113 Well, what a self I've been.
00:08:23 #114 But why did he want to give me a song and dance like that?
00:08:26 #115 Some say their wives are English.
00:08:29 #116 Some say their wives don't understand them.
00:08:32 #117 Some just say they're not married.
00:09:03 #118 Yes, please.
00:09:07 #119 Mitter and Company.
00:09:10 #120 Oh, Mary.
00:09:12 #121 I forgot to send that wire to the Wisconsin mill.
00:09:14 #122 I sent it after lunch.
00:09:16 #123 Oh, that's fine.
00:09:19 #124 Say, you know, I present all about that sales meeting tomorrow?
00:09:23 #125 The sales department's been notified.
00:09:24 #126 Mitter and Company. Listen.
00:09:26 #127 I mean, goodness, you never forget anything, do you?
00:09:28 #128 You do, though.
00:09:29 #129 What now, Mary?
00:09:32 #130 Oh, my medicine.
00:09:34 #131 I forgot that purpose.
00:09:35 #132 You take it when you get home.
00:09:37 #133 Yeah, yeah, all right.
00:09:37 #134 Good night, Mr. Larkin.
00:09:39 #135 Give him one, Gloria. I'll speak on the board.
00:09:53 #136 I have to take him to this anyway. Thanks, ma'am.
00:09:55 #137 Good night, Larkin. Good night.
00:09:57 #138 There's only one chance busy.
00:09:59 #139 That cheek in the sales department
00:10:00 #140 is trying to talk another blind out of a date.
00:10:08 #141 Littering company.
00:10:09 #142 Hey, listen, Ed.
00:10:10 #143 She's got one of the swallest figures you ever looked at.
00:10:13 #144 I don't care anything about her swell figure.
00:10:15 #145 What I want to know is, has she got a friend?
00:10:26 #146 Do you back a gun, girly?
00:10:28 #147 Well, Mr. Dunnean.
00:10:32 #148 Well, well, well, it's Mr....
00:10:36 #149 Lyndon.
00:10:37 #150 Sure, Lyndon.
00:10:39 #151 Would you mind waiting a few moments in the sales department?
00:10:41 #152 Always glad to oblige.
00:10:45 #153 Well, how are the old man's arteries?
00:11:10 #154 And when's the old duck gonna pass out and give us young fellas a chance?
00:11:13 #155 Mr. Riddle's going to be on hand longer than some of the rest of us, perhaps.
00:11:16 #156 There's a dirty crack in that somewhere, but Dunnean passes it by.
00:11:20 #157 The name is Mary, isn't it?
00:11:22 #158 Why don't we get the Crown Publishing Company's account?
00:11:25 #159 Office hours are from 9 to 5.30.
00:11:28 #160 Do you want to try wearing your hair a little fluffier?
00:11:31 #161 How close have you come to getting together with the Crown people?
00:11:35 #162 If I can't sell them, they can't be sold.
00:11:38 #163 Run your hands and blue eyes down that.
00:11:40 #164 It seems to be a confidential memorandum of the Crown's yearly requirements.
00:11:48 #165 They'll take that order at 3.5% off-list.
00:11:51 #166 Yeah? And I'll buy $20 gold pieces for 19 bucks.
00:11:55 #167 Mr. Ritter is going to offer the Crown people 3.5% off for that order tomorrow.
00:11:59 #168 Say, listen.
00:12:00 #169 Ritter wouldn't offer 3.5% off for...
00:12:06 #170 You know, that's a remarkable coincidence.
00:12:09 #171 That's my idea exactly.
00:12:11 #172 In fact, I was gonna sound the model to this Crown basis the first thing in the morning
00:12:15 #173 and see if Ritter would approve it.
00:12:16 #174 But I've just been wasting your time.
00:12:18 #175 Not at all, girly. Not at all.
00:12:21 #176 You meant well.
00:12:23 #177 I was just ahead of you, that's all.
00:12:26 #178 Mr. Bronson lives at 478 Park Avenue.
00:12:29 #179 He left his office about 10 minutes ago.
00:12:31 #180 You can catch him if you go right after him.
00:12:33 #181 Consider the demeanors on his way.
00:12:36 #182 But why the night work, girly?
00:12:38 #183 Well, Mr. Ritter, not being in your confidence,
00:12:41 #184 is going to personally telephone Mr. Bronson
00:12:42 #185 that discount at 8.30 AM.
00:12:46 #186 And you won't get credit for the order.
00:12:48 #187 Hey!
00:12:51 #188 Let me know when I can do your favor sometime.
00:12:54 #189 You can do me one right now.
00:12:56 #190 Name it, girly.
00:12:59 #191 Try and remember that my name is Lyndon.
00:13:01 #192 Well, of course it's Lyndon.
00:13:03 #193 Hey, plug me in on the switchboard, will ya?
00:13:05 #194 I want to break a blonde's heart.
00:13:07 #195 You big businessmen are so brutal.
00:13:09 #196 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:13:25 #197 I know I shouldn't have listened,
00:13:27 #198 but at the same time, little girls
00:13:29 #199 shouldn't give away confidential tips to cheap salesmen.
00:13:33 #200 Why not give an ambitious youngster a break?
00:13:35 #201 Jim Zanine is no good.
00:13:38 #202 Hold your job long enough and you'll see Jim DeNene ahead of his company.
00:13:42 #203 Out of the city of six million people, why do you have to pick him?
00:13:48 #204 You weren't here when I first started, two years ago.
00:13:52 #205 It was my first job.
00:13:54 #206 I was scared to death.
00:13:56 #207 I'd have run away if it hadn't been for Jim DeNene.
00:13:59 #208 Why'd he do?
00:14:00 #209 All for to show you the pictures in his flat?
00:14:04 #210 He saw me crying in the hall.
00:14:07 #211 Kitted me along.
00:14:08 #212 told me to keep up with bluff.
00:14:10 #213 Everybody in the world was bluffing.
00:14:13 #214 You don't look like no big brother to me.
00:14:19 #215 I've just tried to pay him back for the way he helped me.
00:14:22 #216 You're goofy about him.
00:14:24 #217 Maybe.
00:14:26 #218 You don't even know you wear silk stockings.
00:14:29 #219 I'm protecting my job, too.
00:14:32 #220 Someday Jim will be the boss here.
00:14:34 #221 Good night, Shelby.
00:14:43 #222 I called you five times today.
00:14:54 #223 Did he?
00:14:55 #224 She'll get the sweet opening like Ronnie.
00:14:59 #225 She ought to cut herself a piece of cake.
00:15:01 #226 Why do you go about that sort of thing? Call him up.
00:15:04 #227 We'll tell him you picked out a swell apartment.
00:15:07 #228 You don't do anything.
00:15:08 #229 You just drift, smilingly.
00:15:12 #230 I'm no drifter.
00:15:13 #231 I swim upstream, if necessary.
00:15:17 #232 You darn fool.
00:15:33 #233 You need to take a trip to Europe now.
00:15:36 #234 Or in about a year from now, you
00:15:37 #235 would take a ride on a horse.
00:15:39 #236 All right. Bad is that?
00:15:41 #237 Mm-hmm.
00:15:42 #238 Yes.
00:15:44 #239 That's me. It's Mr. Robinson.
00:15:46 #240 Tell him to come in, Mary.
00:15:47 #241 Okay, John.
00:15:48 #242 You can't see anybody else today.
00:15:50 #243 Oh, this is my banker.
00:15:51 #244 He won't get me excited.
00:15:53 #245 All right.
00:15:54 #246 Now, remember, you give up business immediately.
00:15:57 #247 Yeah.
00:16:00 #248 Goodbye. Goodbye, now.
00:16:03 #249 Well...
00:16:03 #250 How are you?
00:16:05 #251 Won't you sit down?
00:16:06 #252 Thank you.
00:16:08 #253 Well, they tell me you're up for downtown for a whole week.
00:16:10 #254 No.
00:16:12 #255 Doctor tells me I've got to retire.
00:16:16 #256 Or terribly sell out my business and go away for a long rest.
00:16:20 #257 Well, I'm very sorry indeed.
00:16:23 #258 Well, find someone to buy the business.
00:16:27 #259 Well, that's not so easy.
00:16:29 #260 Times are hard.
00:16:31 #261 I read about a man who retired and sold his business to his employees.
00:16:36 #262 That's a modern method.
00:16:37 #263 Our banks might finance a deal like that if we were sold on the set up.
00:16:41 #264 And you could keep your name on the firmware it has been for 40 years.
00:16:45 #265 Well, who's the man to head it?
00:16:48 #266 Well, the spaulding of a Chicago man.
00:16:52 #267 Yeah, her galt. He's done very well with the timber and the mills.
00:16:56 #268 Well, there's that new sales manager, Mr. Dunnean.
00:16:59 #269 Oh, he's too young, too fresh.
00:17:02 #270 Young blood's not a bad idea in an old business.
00:17:06 #271 Right you are. Oh well. Suit yourself.
00:17:12 #272 The lady showering. You certainly want anxious.
00:17:34 #273 The great Denning isn't dressed yet. But come on in honey.
00:17:37 #274 Well if it isn't little old Mary Linda and herself.
00:17:45 #275 I thought it was two other fellas from Detroit. Two other fellas named Honey.
00:17:49 #276 Sure the famous Honey twins. Make yourself at home.
00:17:52 #277 Denning will grab himself a shirt. Okay. Well it's a pleasure girly.
00:18:19 #278 It's a pleasure. Like it?
00:18:23 #279 Yes all right. How do you like my new apartment?
00:18:25 #280 I suppose it's much smarter than your old one.
00:18:27 #281 Sure. New contract, new salary, new flat.
00:18:30 #282 That progression, oh.
00:18:32 #283 I think it's pretty swell, myself.
00:18:34 #284 Stunning.
00:18:36 #285 Oh, I forgot.
00:18:38 #286 You're the prudish type who likes women old-fashioned.
00:18:41 #287 You're pretty regular at that.
00:18:43 #288 I think you're swell.
00:18:45 #289 You don't know me. You only know my job.
00:18:48 #290 I smoke sometimes.
00:18:50 #291 Wearing even dresser, that's certainly no back to it.
00:18:53 #292 No.
00:18:54 #293 And have been known to drink the cocktail.
00:18:57 #294 That is, when urged.
00:19:00 #295 I urge you.
00:19:01 #296 I beseech you.
00:19:02 #297 Well, rather than have my clothes torn in the struggle,
00:19:04 #298 I will.
00:19:06 #299 That is method has orange juice in it. I'm sorry.
00:19:08 #300 It has.
00:19:09 #301 No thanks.
00:19:10 #302 No, I'm glad to know you, Mrs. Wetz.
00:19:13 #303 And the next time you come, we'll
00:19:15 #304 have that sourcrout you crave.
00:19:18 #305 I'll give you time.
00:19:19 #306 Let's you and I get together sometime, all right?
00:19:23 #307 Let's sometimes well knowing that you don't love me for my body alone.
00:19:41 #308 I suppose you've come to make me president of the company.
00:19:45 #309 Well maybe vice president.
00:19:47 #310 Mr. Ritter's got to retire.
00:19:48 #311 You can't fire me.
00:19:50 #312 I've got a contract I'm glad I have tight and tied up with pink string.
00:19:55 #313 Robinson of the City Trust could be sold on a proposition to buy a
00:19:57 #314 better stock for you and pay for it out of the profits.
00:20:00 #315 Oh it isn't her she.
00:20:12 #316 Listen to me Jim Donnie I know what I'm talking about.
00:20:15 #317 Robinson wants to keep the firm's business.
00:20:17 #318 Oh, no.
00:20:18 #319 Oh, don't worry.
00:20:19 #320 He'd make something out of the deal himself.
00:20:21 #321 You have a fine record.
00:20:22 #322 Robinson's wide open for young blood.
00:20:25 #323 I'm not having any pipe dream if you've got the stuff
00:20:27 #324 to sell a proposition to Robinson.
00:20:29 #325 No, I suppose you think I have one, huh?
00:20:32 #326 What did you think I came here for?
00:20:35 #327 Find out there's more than one cough and a car load?
00:20:37 #328 Give me the lowdown.
00:20:41 #329 No.
00:20:51 #330 Here's the way I'd approach him.
00:20:54 #331 Mr. Robinson, you're a businessman.
00:20:56 #332 I'm a businessman.
00:20:58 #333 I feel sure that I can double the firm's business in the next three years.
00:21:02 #334 Naturally, my efforts would be increased if I were working for myself.
00:21:07 #335 My plan guarantees the continuance of the relations and profits you have made with us.
00:21:15 #336 It is not only a bank's privilege, but it's duty to foster the development of the concern with whom its past, present, and future is allied.
00:21:23 #337 That's the speech that'll get Robinson.
00:21:30 #338 Mr. Robinson, you're a businessman.
00:21:34 #339 I'm a businessman.
00:21:37 #340 I feel sure that I can double the friend's business
00:21:41 #341 in the next...
00:21:42 #342 Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
00:21:44 #343 Hey, what's the idea?
00:21:46 #344 Oh, here, uh, glad enough.
00:21:48 #345 I'll see if I can find you another one.
00:21:50 #346 15 bucks for that shirt, woman.
00:21:52 #347 Well, that's the point.
00:21:58 #348 Here, where's this one?
00:22:00 #349 You see, I ain't going to a funeral.
00:22:02 #350 Should you take a spot of color so to brighten up the spirits
00:22:05 #351 and show off the stunning personality?
00:22:07 #352 Bankers are very conservative.
00:22:10 #353 Well, maybe you're right.
00:22:13 #354 Well, I guess I'll be going now.
00:22:16 #355 Well, here, I didn't thank you yet.
00:22:18 #356 You're at the swell tip.
00:22:20 #357 But then I'm the only one that could carry out the scheme.
00:22:23 #358 You better change your shirt.
00:22:24 #359 Remember, you've got to be there at 9.15.
00:22:26 #360 I'll be on time. Don't worry. And thanks again.
00:22:30 #361 Oh, uh, Mr. Robinson, you're dressed as on that slip of paper.
00:22:33 #362 Leave it on the table.
00:22:35 #363 I'll put my own number here, too.
00:22:40 #364 Will you call me up as soon as you leave, Mr. Robinson, and tell me how it came out?
00:22:43 #365 From the nearest drug store, baby.
00:22:45 #366 Mr. Dunneen.
00:23:35 #367 Oh, I thought it was someone else.
00:24:15 #368 I intended you to.
00:24:17 #369 Why did you say you were Mr. Dunneen?
00:24:20 #370 What do you know about Mr. Dunneen?
00:24:22 #371 Well, he's the one that calls you landy when your name is Lyndon.
00:24:27 #372 How did you find out where I live?
00:24:32 #373 Oh, Dolores.
00:24:34 #374 If Muhammad won't come to the mountain,
00:24:37 #375 and the mountain must come to Muhammad.
00:24:39 #376 But this is the first time the mountain had to wear a false beard.
00:24:43 #377 Do sit down.
00:24:46 #378 Oh, thanks.
00:24:47 #379 Going to bed.
00:24:56 #380 For Mr. Wales, he is just going to bed.
00:24:59 #381 For Mr. Dunneen. Oh, come right up. Come right up.
00:25:02 #382 I don't care to discuss, Mr. Dunneen.
00:25:07 #383 But I want to talk about Mr. Dunneen.
00:25:11 #384 I want to talk about you.
00:25:13 #385 And I want to talk about me.
00:25:16 #386 Oh, I know all about you.
00:25:20 #387 Lonnie Wales.
00:25:22 #388 Poor.
00:25:23 #389 Wife.
00:25:24 #390 Honest.
00:25:25 #391 Ambition?
00:25:27 #392 Not to have to work for a living so that I could go to the South of France and write a book.
00:25:31 #393 And I don't believe in marriage.
00:25:33 #394 But I am married.
00:25:38 #395 You know that.
00:25:41 #396 But we haven't lived together for three years,
00:25:42 #397 as a matter of fact, I haven't seen it for two.
00:25:45 #398 Where's the cave in your tin mug?
00:25:48 #399 And the little dog to lead you?
00:25:50 #400 And how would lead pins were selling these days?
00:25:52 #401 Oh, Mary, I put it over, knocked them for a loop.
00:26:01 #402 Then listen, I'm to be vice president.
00:26:05 #403 Oh, I'm so glad for you, Mr. Dunnees.
00:26:08 #404 The bank will take 20% of the balance for me,
00:26:11 #405 and give it ends credited on purchase.
00:26:13 #406 I've got ten years to pay it off, but I'm not that poor low of a skid.
00:26:17 #407 Hey, shut off that music.
00:26:19 #408 All right, darling, don't yell at me.
00:26:23 #409 Nice drug store you're phoning from.
00:26:26 #410 Well, I, uh... I'm home.
00:26:29 #411 Some people dropped in.
00:26:33 #412 And don't let me keep you. I'm meditating myself.
00:26:36 #413 Go away, darling. How can I talk business with you mauling me so?
00:26:43 #414 Oh, but, darling, I can't keep my hands off you.
00:26:46 #415 Excuse me. I'll see you at the office tomorrow.
00:26:53 #416 Can I play some jazz now?
00:26:56 #417 No, I've got business to attend to. Finish your drink and I'll call you a cab.
00:27:00 #418 All right. Don't make me laugh.
00:27:55 #419 Good night, Manny.
00:27:57 #420 Good night.
00:28:28 #421 Good night, company. Good night.
00:28:30 #422 Good night.
00:28:31 #423 Good night, company.
00:28:33 #424 Good night. Yeah.
00:28:43 #425 We'll take a care of it. Hello.
00:28:45 #426 Well, good morning, good morning.
00:28:46 #427 Good morning, Mr. Denane.
00:28:47 #428 Thank you.
00:28:48 #429 Yes, all right.
00:28:49 #430 I'll turn to you to come in.
00:28:50 #431 Yes.
00:28:51 #432 Good morning, Mary. Good morning. All right.
00:28:53 #433 Bring your notebook.
00:28:54 #434 All right.
00:28:55 #435 Take a table to Erickson.
00:29:12 #436 I have gone to great lengths to convince you that it will be unwise to open an agency in this country.
00:29:21 #437 Usually we say to chalk. How does it sound?
00:29:24 #438 Why don't you say something about our overhead being so distributed that it cuts down costs?
00:29:29 #439 Now put that in. Make a chalk, you know.
00:29:34 #440 Anything else?
00:29:40 #441 Oh, let me see.
00:29:42 #442 Well, excuse me.
00:29:46 #443 Went to a party Mr. Robinson's last night. Right.
00:29:50 #444 Oh, by the way, his daughter's name is Helen, isn't it?
00:29:53 #445 Helen, I believe.
00:29:56 #446 Oh.
00:29:57 #447 You think we ought to make one more try at the Rainmaker business?
00:30:06 #448 I closed you the last time at the Robinson's house.
00:30:09 #449 For five years at 239.
00:30:11 #450 Oh, Jim, that's splendid.
00:30:13 #451 Not bad. What?
00:30:14 #452 It's more than still. It's the biggest thing you've done.
00:30:17 #453 I'm proud of you.
00:30:18 #454 Yeah.
00:30:20 #455 I'd be proud of myself if I didn't have this awful head.
00:30:23 #456 It took a lot of champagne to warm up all the Rainmaker.
00:30:33 #457 As my old man used to say,
00:30:36 #458 A hair from the dog that bit you.
00:30:39 #459 Gee, what a tough time my folks had.
00:30:42 #460 I wish I had my luck while they were still living.
00:30:49 #461 We were very poor when you were a kid.
00:30:52 #462 The greatest tragedy of my life was graduating from high school with a patch on the seat of my trousers.
00:30:57 #463 And all the other young squirts and tuxedos.
00:31:01 #464 You've done remarkably. From a handicapped start.
00:31:05 #465 Thanks, Mary.
00:31:07 #466 That's nice of you to say that.
00:31:10 #467 Yes.
00:31:12 #468 Just a minute.
00:31:20 #469 It's a Miss Daisy Presby.
00:31:22 #470 She has an appointment.
00:31:24 #471 Shall I get rid of her?
00:31:26 #472 Well, no.
00:31:30 #473 No, wait a minute.
00:31:32 #474 Have this Presby, wait.
00:31:34 #475 I've, uh...
00:31:36 #476 I've learned an assistant for you.
00:31:38 #477 You've been working too many nights.
00:31:40 #478 This girl can take some of the detachment.
00:31:42 #479 the detention but I haven't complained I don't want you to weigh yourself out you
00:31:49 #480 know I thought it was my job to engage the new girls this is different I see Jim I'd
00:32:01 #481 rather not have an assistant I can attend to everything I'm not a bit overworked I
00:32:05 #482 know but I'm hired the girl just to start in the morning I'm afraid I must
00:32:10 #483 decide on the advisability of these things very well well what else by the
00:32:22 #484 I was right about the white tie for the Robinson dinner.
00:32:26 #485 If there's one thing I flutter myself on, it's knowing how to dress.
00:32:30 #486 Of course.
00:32:31 #487 You understand why this floor still should be $100 higher than last month.
00:32:38 #488 We haven't ordered more than usual.
00:32:40 #489 And I'll check it over.
00:32:43 #490 By the way, I send a dozen American Beauty roses to Miss Ellen Robinson.
00:32:47 #491 They will.
00:32:52 #492 By the way, how much does Miss Daisy Presby go on the payroll for?
00:33:05 #493 Put her down for 50 a week.
00:33:08 #494 And see if no one disturbs me.
00:33:10 #495 James and Ian's secretary speaking.
00:33:22 #496 I want you to send two dozen of your nicest roses to Miss Ellen Robinson.
00:33:26 #497 Yes. Hold a phone a moment. I'll give you her address.
00:33:29 #498 What? Oh, you have her address?
00:33:33 #499 Yes, it's the same, Miss Robinson.
00:33:37 #500 All right, thank you. Miss Presby?
00:33:44 #501 Mm-hmm.
00:33:46 #502 Fill out this card, please. You're starting the morning.
00:33:50 #503 You may have a small desk over there.
00:33:52 #504 Donnie's chance.
00:34:09 #505 chairs. There goes my stocking. Six bucks a pair. I picked up a swell combination at Wimbled.
00:34:26 #506 I'm saving it for my hope chest. Look, I ask you, isn't that the spin you love to touch?
00:34:40 #507 Lovely. They robbed you. I got the same thing for 14.
00:34:51 #508 Oh, don't tell me you wear French lingerie beneath that flower stack.
00:34:57 #509 What I wear next to my little white body is,
00:35:00 #510 strange as it may seem, nobody's business.
00:35:03 #511 Goats damsey and shocky takes it on the chin.
00:35:09 #512 I think I'll just pop in and say hello to Jim.
00:35:14 #513 Wait just a minute.
00:35:15 #514 He doesn't wish to be disturbed.
00:35:17 #515 You can't go in when the red light's burning.
00:35:18 #516 Listen, sugar, I go past all red lights
00:35:21 #517 without even slowing down.
00:35:24 #518 What are you doing, Prentiss?
00:35:42 #519 Miss Linden?
00:35:43 #520 Mr. Dunneen, ready for me?
00:35:44 #521 Expecting you.
00:35:45 #522 Oh, by the way, uh, hereafter I don't want Mr. Dunneen
00:35:47 #523 bothered with any of the household details.
00:35:49 #524 I'll do the buying myself.
00:35:50 #525 Yes, Miss Linden.
00:35:51 #526 Fresh lard and everything, Dennis.
00:35:53 #527 Yes, Miss Linda.
00:35:56 #528 Good morning, Marv, Liz.
00:35:57 #529 Good morning, Miss Linda.
00:36:04 #530 Good morning.
00:36:05 #531 How do you feel?
00:36:08 #532 Terrible.
00:36:10 #533 And that Clytem business has got to be settled today.
00:36:15 #534 I got another inside tip.
00:36:17 #535 Just a mail for you.
00:36:18 #536 Oh.
00:36:23 #537 Anything else, Mr. Dunning?
00:36:25 #538 That's all thanks, Martin.
00:36:26 #539 I know that a price of $2.32 was discussed.
00:36:32 #540 We get the order, Mary.
00:36:34 #541 You'll get a swell new fitted bag.
00:36:38 #542 I'd rather have a raise.
00:36:40 #543 You jealous because Ms. Presby got one?
00:36:45 #544 Hardly.
00:36:46 #545 It's not the same situation.
00:36:48 #546 You're different.
00:36:49 #547 To your sorrows?
00:36:51 #548 She's just a diversion.
00:36:53 #549 She got her salary raised.
00:36:55 #550 I'll say she's diverting.
00:36:58 #551 You hate her, don't you?
00:37:00 #552 Certainly not.
00:37:02 #553 But she ruins the morality of the office.
00:37:04 #554 And from the things she says,
00:37:05 #555 you think she was one of the board of directors.
00:37:08 #556 You'll get a swell-fitted bag nevertheless.
00:37:33 #557 You look tired, Mary.
00:37:36 #558 Why don't you take a day off?
00:37:41 #559 As a matter of fact, I have an invitation
00:37:43 #560 to spend the weekend at Atlantic City.
00:37:46 #561 Fine, take the weekend off.
00:37:50 #562 You think Daisy can do my work too?
00:37:54 #563 She's a little inexperienced, but I think she can.
00:37:58 #564 I don't think so.
00:38:05 #565 I can both pull my Atlantic City trip.
00:38:08 #566 It's a standing invitation.
00:38:11 #567 Hope you feel better.
00:38:13 #568 Thanks, Mary.
00:38:14 #569 Do that.
00:38:27 #570 I thought the black killer of Bayeswater had got me.
00:38:31 #571 Theater, eh?
00:38:32 #572 Started for the theater, ended up by driving on the post road.
00:38:36 #573 Oh, sounds romantic.
00:38:39 #574 Who is he?
00:38:40 #575 Kim Dunnean.
00:38:42 #576 How long has this been going on?
00:38:43 #577 It hasn't gone on.
00:38:45 #578 I've been out with him once or twice.
00:38:48 #579 He sends me flowers.
00:38:50 #580 Well, you've a lot in common.
00:38:53 #581 Uh, his neckties, for instance.
00:38:55 #582 That's not fair. He's improved unbelievably.
00:38:59 #583 He's a very remarkable young man.
00:39:01 #584 Oh, like him pretty much?
00:39:06 #585 Pretty much.
00:39:09 #586 Then in the morning, you'll see a doctor.
00:39:11 #587 Oh, don't be silly. I'm all right.
00:39:13 #588 No, you're not.
00:39:15 #589 No girl's healthy who prefers a good sound businessman
00:39:19 #590 to a dancing fool.
00:39:20 #591 But when I really stopped fiddling, even Jim Dunnean will die.
00:39:25 #592 Well, now don't you look forward to an existence of all afternoon at the horse show
00:39:29 #593 and all evening at contract with him.
00:39:32 #594 He's not the type.
00:39:34 #595 No. Just wait till I get in in my clutches.
00:39:38 #596 I'm afraid there's another woman in his life.
00:39:48 #597 What?
00:39:51 #598 Lip Rouge on his handkerchief.
00:39:54 #599 They never learn, do they?
00:40:10 #600 Positively, no nonsense.
00:40:12 #601 Unless a contract is lived up to, it is not a contract.
00:40:16 #602 There is no reason why we cannot cooperate
00:40:19 #603 on an issue involving so much of our mutual welfare.
00:40:24 #604 Yours truly.
00:40:28 #605 Oh, it's the matter.
00:40:32 #606 The letter is too strong, Jim.
00:40:34 #607 You've got to be tough with Bueller.
00:40:36 #608 Write it as I dictated it.
00:40:38 #609 Very well.
00:40:41 #610 Well, now what have you got for me?
00:40:46 #611 Oh, uh, Martin says you need shirts.
00:40:48 #612 Any particular choice of color?
00:40:52 #613 Do I ever wear anything but white shirts?
00:40:55 #614 What do you think I am?
00:40:56 #615 A shipping clerk?
00:41:00 #616 I beg your pardon.
00:41:05 #617 Oh, Mary, uh, Martin had a new sort of evening tie for me
00:41:08 #618 last night.
00:41:09 #619 Narrow, very smart.
00:41:12 #620 Tell her to order a dozen more.
00:41:15 #621 I bought it for you.
00:41:24 #622 Oh, and Mary, uh, chase another beuler.
00:41:28 #623 Tone it down.
00:41:29 #624 That's not about the positively no nonsense.
00:41:33 #625 Leave that out entirely and Mary.
00:41:45 #626 I don't want miss Presby to take any more of my dictation.
00:41:50 #627 What's the matter?
00:41:51 #628 You should be getting to get free to property.
00:42:05 #629 Yeah.
00:42:07 #630 The burden brothers.
00:42:09 #631 Oh I have to take them out tonight and make whoopee with them.
00:42:12 #632 Do you want to come along?
00:42:13 #633 Help me to take the place of the theater.
00:42:18 #634 Huh? I asked you didn't I?
00:42:25 #635 I'd love to go.
00:42:26 #636 Shall I show the burdens in?
00:42:29 #637 Yeah, show them in.
00:42:46 #638 Money.
00:42:47 #639 Of course, the managers were very glad to have a society girl
00:42:51 #640 to go on the stage, but sometimes I
00:42:53 #641 feel it's very degrading for a girl
00:42:56 #642 from an old Virginia family.
00:42:59 #643 And you've had to give up that big white colonial mansion.
00:43:04 #644 Oh, no.
00:43:05 #645 Mama lives there.
00:43:07 #646 I send her part of my salary every week.
00:43:10 #647 But of course that doesn't leave me very much for myself.
00:43:14 #648 There, there, Sybil.
00:43:17 #649 Oh, Mr. Burns, but I only just met you tonight.
00:43:21 #650 Oh, well, let's have another drink,
00:43:22 #651 and then you'll know me better.
00:43:24 #652 This little girl, Sybil, has had a heap of trouble, Jim.
00:43:29 #653 I think she needs something to bice her up.
00:43:32 #654 Trouble?
00:43:34 #655 Oh, I remember that word.
00:43:36 #656 That's what poor people have when the rents do.
00:43:40 #657 That's a good joke. Troubles only something.
00:43:44 #658 Poor people have what the rents do.
00:43:47 #659 Oh, Mr. Burden, are you really going to pay my rent?
00:43:53 #660 Oh, Mr. Dunney, who's going to pay my rent?
00:44:00 #661 What'd you do? Blow the rent on that froth?
00:44:03 #662 What's the matter with this froth?
00:44:04 #663 Absolutely nothing.
00:44:06 #664 Looks like it's been poured in it and forgot to say when.
00:44:08 #665 I thought you'd like me to wear this around the paper and pulse business.
00:44:11 #666 Well, you don't have to dress the way you do.
00:44:13 #667 The other girls don't.
00:44:15 #668 Oh, you notice that, do you?
00:44:16 #669 They make you notice it.
00:44:18 #670 And they can't all crave me.
00:44:20 #671 No, they just crave raisers and salaries.
00:44:23 #672 How much do you get?
00:44:25 #673 70.
00:44:30 #674 You should have more.
00:44:31 #675 That's sweet.
00:44:35 #676 Do you dance?
00:44:36 #677 Even better than I take dictation.
00:44:38 #678 Let's go.
00:44:41 #679 I never knew you had a place like this, Mary.
00:45:13 #680 Won't you come in a minute?
00:45:15 #681 I'd love to.
00:45:25 #682 Sit down, won't you?
00:45:31 #683 Thanks. You know what's funny?
00:45:41 #684 I never figured out what your private life must be.
00:45:44 #685 I just thought of you as a perfect machine in an office.
00:45:49 #686 I gathered that.
00:45:52 #687 Mary, you know, Mary,
00:46:11 #688 I'm very happy that you and I got together tonight the way we did.
00:46:14 #689 Are you?
00:46:16 #690 I'm terribly fond of you.
00:46:18 #691 Well, how could I help it?
00:46:20 #692 Eight, ten, twelve hours a day together?
00:46:23 #693 Mostly behind closed doors?
00:46:25 #694 Proving that a working girl can be safe in the advances of her employer.
00:46:32 #695 Well, I always figured that business and pleasure don't mix.
00:46:36 #696 That's not it.
00:46:38 #697 You've looked at me a thousand times.
00:46:41 #698 I never saw me until tonight.
00:46:44 #699 I see you now.
00:46:46 #700 And you look pretty good to me.
00:46:51 #701 to me I wonder if it isn't the dress. Perhaps the liquor have another drink.
00:47:03 #702 Oh would you have liked it if I'd kissed you in the office when you first came to
00:47:07 #703 work for me. I guess depends on who's doing it how it's done. How is this you don't
00:47:31 #704 need that I know all you've done for me. I wouldn't be where I am today if it
00:47:43 #705 weren't for you. I've been blinded by my own success. But from now on things are
00:47:51 #706 going to be different. Jimmy, I've got to be a machine again. About three o'clock.
00:48:16 #707 One of us has to be on hand at ten in the morning while it will be there. Hang
00:48:21 #708 a while. All the paper in the world.
00:48:31 #709 Jimmy.
00:48:39 #710 Give me a drink and I'll run along. You're drinking a lot lately.
00:48:46 #711 Let me be foolish tonight. It's a night of nights in the
00:49:12 #712 straight. Well,
00:49:21 #713 Here's how. Good night Mary. Good night Jim. Good morning Jim. Well good morning. Take a
00:51:08 #714 letter to Berman. Dear Jake I can't understand the change in your attitude. I guess I had
00:51:28 #715 a little too much to drink last night didn't I. Did you. Didn't you notice it. No. That's
00:51:35 #716 good. I was afraid I might have. I mean did I get fresh or make a pass at you or
00:51:41 #717 anything like that. I know that's a relief you know Mary I don't remember a
00:51:47 #718 darn thing that happened after about ten o'clock last night. I cannot
00:52:06 #719 understand the change in your attitude. You were dictating. I cannot
00:52:18 #720 understand the change in your attitude.
00:52:22 #721 I can't understand.
00:52:26 #722 As the week's roll by. Good evening. Good evening. President.
00:53:00 #723 Ready and waiting.
00:53:12 #724 I'll start with the. Those.
00:53:20 #725 But the monthly bills all right. Yes they were nicely checked
00:53:23 #726 and everything's under control.
00:53:26 #727 Does that mean her?
00:53:27 #728 Not since this morning.
00:53:29 #729 He hasn't been at the office all day either.
00:53:31 #730 Well, that's understandable.
00:53:38 #731 Hope you don't mind my stepping into your province
00:53:39 #732 fixing these flowers.
00:53:41 #733 Not at all, Miss Lyndon.
00:53:45 #734 Who's the party for?
00:54:01 #735 I asked, who's the party for?
00:54:03 #736 I thought perhaps you'd like to arrange these also.
00:54:07 #737 Oh, what's that?
00:54:56 #738 You finished the flowers, Princess?
00:54:58 #739 Yes, Miss Lyndon.
00:55:42 #740 That lunch ready stood me up so I came over here.
00:55:46 #741 Ain't men this wine though?
00:55:54 #742 What's the matter?
00:56:10 #743 What are you crying for?
00:56:16 #744 Society girl wins big paper man.
00:56:21 #745 What?
00:56:24 #746 Robinson's hooked Jim.
00:56:27 #747 Well, cut my throat.
00:56:31 #748 Wait a minute.
00:56:51 #749 Here, Mary.
00:56:52 #750 Take a drink of this.
00:57:04 #751 Time for the featured.
00:57:07 #752 A toast to the bride.
00:57:09 #753 Long may she wave.
00:57:30 #754 I try to help you Mary, but I guess it's better to get it out of your system.
00:57:48 #755 I know.
00:57:50 #756 Don't let anybody in. I don't care who it is.
00:58:34 #757 What's the matter Mary? Oh nothing.
00:58:36 #758 Come on now tell Ronnie everything.
00:58:38 #759 All right, I'll tell you.
00:58:48 #760 I haven't got any pride left.
00:58:52 #761 The engagement is announced of Miss Ellen Robinson to Mr.
00:58:58 #762 James Dunnene.
00:59:02 #763 I'm sort of like Ronnie.
00:59:08 #764 I made him look like a gentleman.
00:59:10 #765 I've taught him to speak to King's English.
00:59:12 #766 I've shared his troubles and worries.
00:59:18 #767 I've lifted him above the present.
00:59:21 #768 I've stood between him and a dozen cheap, designing women.
00:59:25 #769 I've come to a girl with beauty and money
00:59:34 #770 and a glamorous position, a class.
00:59:44 #771 The class I gave him.
00:59:46 #772 No, no, Mary, take it easy.
00:59:48 #773 It isn't that bad.
00:59:49 #774 Now, take it easy. Come on.
00:59:51 #775 All right, let's have a drink.
00:59:54 #776 Please don't, Mary.
00:59:57 #777 That isn't going to help you.
00:59:59 #778 Well, Rolly, it's the next time.
01:00:10 #779 The next time.
01:00:12 #780 Do you get me?
01:00:14 #781 We won't talk about that now.
01:00:22 #782 Oh, so you're going to burn me, too, are you?
01:00:25 #783 After a while, we'll talk about that.
01:00:34 #784 Yes.
01:00:42 #785 Oh, send her in.
01:00:45 #786 Miss Ellen Robinson to see you.
01:00:53 #787 Yes, I will.
01:00:54 #788 I'm Ellen Robinson.
01:01:07 #789 Yes, I know.
01:01:09 #790 You came to see Mr. Dunneen?
01:01:10 #791 No, you.
01:01:12 #792 Oh.
01:01:13 #793 Won't you sit down?
01:01:19 #794 Thank you, Miss Lyndon.
01:01:23 #795 When I first decided I wanted to marry Jim Dunneen,
01:01:26 #796 my father and I naturally talked it over.
01:01:29 #797 I'm sure your father approved.
01:01:31 #798 My father has known you for a long time.
01:01:34 #799 Only in a business way?
01:01:36 #800 So that's how I happened to know you're in love with Jim Dunneen.
01:01:41 #801 That's not true.
01:01:44 #802 That proves it.
01:01:48 #803 Could I work alongside of Jim Zanine for years without falling in love with him?
01:01:52 #804 Certainly not.
01:01:54 #805 Get to the point.
01:01:56 #806 Your admission that you're in love with him hardly qualifies you
01:01:59 #807 from a fiance's viewpoint for further employment.
01:02:02 #808 Do you want me to quit?
01:02:06 #809 At once.
01:02:07 #810 And if I refuse?
01:02:09 #811 I should tell him you're desperately in love with him
01:02:11 #812 and that it would be charitable to ask you to leave.
01:02:15 #813 You wouldn't do that.
01:02:17 #814 Oh, wouldn't I?
01:02:19 #815 When Greek meets Greek.
01:02:34 #816 You mean calling me a Greek.
01:02:39 #817 Pardon my intrusion.
01:02:48 #818 Well, what do you want?
01:02:54 #819 Mr. Dunneen, I think I've been here long enough.
01:02:56 #820 Well, Mary, what are you talking about?
01:02:58 #821 I've got a better job.
01:03:00 #822 Short hours, more money.
01:03:02 #823 Now, Mary, don't do anything foolish. We'll talk this over later.
01:03:04 #824 There's nothing to talk over.
01:03:06 #825 I've had it in mind for some time.
01:03:08 #826 And it was just settled today.
01:03:10 #827 I'm leaving immediately.
01:03:12 #828 It won't inconvenience you any.
01:03:14 #829 Remember, you still have Daisy. Goodbye.
01:03:17 #830 Mary!
01:03:18 #831 Jim!
01:03:19 #832 What are you doing?
01:03:20 #833 Gonna quit?
01:03:36 #834 Get out of here!
01:03:37 #835 I want to be alone.
01:03:38 #836 This presby tells me you quit.
01:03:53 #837 You know what I've done for Jim Dunnean, don't you?
01:03:56 #838 Sure, but Mary, you know that because I've loved him,
01:03:58 #839 I played straight as a string.
01:04:00 #840 But you've known for some time that he would turn it...
01:04:02 #841 You know that I met a dozen men.
01:04:04 #842 Nice men.
01:04:05 #843 That wanted me.
01:04:06 #844 And what did I tell them?
01:04:08 #845 tell them. Like a fool, I'd say to them, no, no, no,
01:04:12 #846 you can't have Mary Lyndon.
01:04:13 #847 She's a good girl.
01:04:15 #848 And what did I say to myself?
01:04:17 #849 Like a fool, I said, Mary, you just
01:04:19 #850 keep yourself a nice, fine little girl.
01:04:21 #851 And one of these days, Jim Dunne will realize how good
01:04:23 #852 and worthy you are.
01:04:24 #853 Baloney!
01:04:26 #854 But I thought that was all over.
01:04:27 #855 Last night, Ronnie told me this. This is Ronnie.
01:04:29 #856 And I like Ronnie.
01:04:31 #857 And we've had a lot of good times together.
01:04:33 #858 But when Ronnie offered me everything in the world
01:04:35 #859 a girl could wish for, what do I do?
01:04:37 #860 I turn him down like a nice, fat-headed, virtuous little moron that I am.
01:04:42 #861 Well, that's all over, my fine girl.
01:04:44 #862 Mary quiet. Somebody will hear you.
01:04:46 #863 Let him hear me.
01:04:48 #864 Where are you going?
01:04:49 #865 I'm going to Atlantic City.
01:05:33 #866 I'll see you later.
01:08:20 #867 I can't make the grade, Ronnie.
01:08:25 #868 Aren't you just asking for a lot of trouble and unhappiness?
01:08:28 #869 Can't you put him out of your mind?
01:08:31 #870 He's out of my life. I'm reconciled to that.
01:08:34 #871 But see this, price tag off my nightgown.
01:08:42 #872 I found one of these on the floor of Jim's bedroom once.
01:08:45 #873 I knew the girl, and I despised her for being cheap and trivial.
01:08:52 #874 I just don't want to be that cheap myself.
01:08:58 #875 The funny part about it is that I'm
01:09:00 #876 priced at exactly $8 less than one of the most obvious young
01:09:04 #877 women I've ever met.
01:09:11 #878 Mary dear, if my wife didn't have all the money
01:09:15 #879 in the family, I swear I'd get a divorce and marry you.
01:09:24 #880 I didn't ask you to buy my violin.
01:09:37 #881 No.
01:09:41 #882 Well, now, Miss Robinson,
01:09:42 #883 the Chicago train arrived a half hour ago,
01:09:44 #884 and I'm sure you'll come direct to the office.
01:09:47 #885 I'll tell him.
01:09:54 #886 You have nice trips.
01:09:55 #887 Hello, I can still take over my own coat.
01:10:07 #888 On the last 14 nights, I spent nine of them in Plovens.
01:10:11 #889 Well, how are things running?
01:10:13 #890 Oh, everything's perfect.
01:10:15 #891 That, uh, did it all go on a wide end Saturday?
01:10:18 #892 Oh, well, no.
01:10:20 #893 Well, why wasn't it shipped?
01:10:21 #894 Oh, it wasn't Mark Rush.
01:10:25 #895 The other orders I've walked in, have they been sent?
01:10:27 #896 No, I thought I'd better hold them till you got back.
01:10:30 #897 Go out and get all that stuff and get it off right away.
01:10:34 #898 Oh, I can.
01:10:36 #899 You can? Why not?
01:10:37 #900 Well, I put them all in a folder and took them up to your house.
01:10:42 #901 Carol told my house and they have Mark and my fellow
01:10:43 #902 bring the folder down here right away.
01:10:46 #903 Well, I'm afraid they got lost last night in the confusion.
01:10:50 #904 Confusion? What confusion?
01:10:52 #905 Fire!
01:10:56 #906 What fire?
01:10:58 #907 Well, the fire in your library.
01:11:00 #908 Fire in my library?
01:11:04 #909 And in your bedroom, too.
01:11:07 #910 But some of your clothes can be salvaged.
01:11:10 #911 So what are you talking about?
01:11:13 #912 Well, Martin thinks he can fix some of your clothes as soon as he gets out of the hospital.
01:11:17 #913 Hospital?
01:11:19 #914 How did this fire start?
01:11:26 #915 The firemen were very nasty. They said it started from my cigarette.
01:11:33 #916 Your cigarette? What were you doing smoking in my house?
01:11:36 #917 Oh, I just sat down and smoked a cigarette.
01:11:39 #918 And don't you believe it, Jim? I didn't fall asleep.
01:11:42 #919 I was just thinking with my eyes closed.
01:11:45 #920 Are you sure you've told me everything?
01:11:53 #921 Think carefully now. Has the firm gone in a bankruptcy? Or is my fiance dead?
01:11:58 #922 Oh, no, Miss Robinson's not dead.
01:12:00 #923 She's been calling you for the last week wondering why she hasn't heard from you.
01:12:04 #924 Get her on the phone.
01:12:06 #925 Isn't that a coincidence?
01:12:14 #926 Speak of the devil and here she is.
01:12:16 #927 Get out.
01:12:22 #928 Hello, darling.
01:12:30 #929 Well, what matter you look a bit wild eyed.
01:12:33 #930 Nothing, nothing at all there.
01:12:35 #931 You must have been busy.
01:12:37 #932 I had no letters from you, only three little telegrams.
01:12:41 #933 And not a word for the past five days.
01:12:44 #934 Look, Alan, for the past 14 days, I've been leaping in and out of pulmins and living in lumber camps.
01:12:48 #935 And I simply didn't have the time.
01:12:50 #936 Well, I'm glad you don't have to travel often.
01:12:52 #937 I don't fancy myself as a neglected wife.
01:12:54 #938 I've got to do a lot of traveling.
01:12:56 #939 The paper business is in a critical state.
01:12:58 #940 Newspapers are buying up their own mills.
01:13:00 #941 Syndicates are being formed.
01:13:01 #942 For the next year, I'm going to be a leaping tuner all over these United States.
01:13:04 #943 But you don't have to do all the dirty work.
01:13:06 #944 But I do. No one else can do it as well.
01:13:09 #945 I'm not blowing my own horn. It's simply the truth.
01:13:11 #946 And we might as well face it.
01:13:13 #947 It's much better to face things in advance.
01:13:19 #948 Yes, dear.
01:13:20 #949 And now, I'll just leave one alone.
01:13:21 #950 I want to my neck in trouble.
01:13:23 #951 I ever let Mary Lyndon get away from me.
01:13:29 #952 I'll tell my head exam and that's all.
01:13:32 #953 If I could find her now, I'd give her half the company
01:13:34 #954 to come back.
01:13:35 #955 I think not.
01:13:41 #956 Huh?
01:13:41 #957 Do you think I want a woman around here who's madly in love
01:13:44 #958 with you?
01:13:45 #959 Mary?
01:13:46 #960 In love with me?
01:13:47 #961 What?
01:13:48 #962 You did a lot of night work together, you two.
01:13:51 #963 So listen, darling, you're a little mad.
01:13:54 #964 I'm not a saint. I have my moments.
01:13:56 #965 But Mary Linda simply isn't that kind of a girl, that's all.
01:13:59 #966 Out here and he wants to arrest me.
01:14:07 #967 The Arshen Squad wants your headquarters for a statement
01:14:09 #968 about the connection between her cigarette and the fire in your home last night.
01:14:14 #969 I have no suspicions of you, Daisy.
01:14:16 #970 Go on.
01:14:17 #971 You see, nobody has any suspicion of me.
01:14:21 #972 Come on.
01:14:22 #973 Oh, no.
01:14:28 #974 Nobody has any suspicions of you.
01:14:31 #975 I'm disgusted.
01:14:38 #976 And he humiliated it.
01:14:40 #977 All the time it's been that cheap little talk,
01:14:42 #978 and I thought it was Mary Lyndon.
01:14:50 #979 Did you do anything to get Mary Lyndon to live here? Suddenly.
01:14:53 #980 But how day would it be in my business affairs? Business?
01:14:55 #981 That's good.
01:14:56 #982 A woman like Mary Lyndon.
01:14:58 #983 With Mary Lyndon the woman, you may have had a feminine right
01:15:00 #984 to be involved.
01:15:01 #985 But with Mary Lyndon my private secretary,
01:15:03 #986 you had absolutely no right to interfere.
01:15:05 #987 I believe you're in love with her.
01:15:07 #988 Listen, I fall madly in love with any woman who
01:15:09 #989 displayed the least bit of common sense.
01:15:12 #990 Now, forgive me if I'm rude, but I'm terribly busy.
01:15:14 #991 Too busy, I'm afraid.
01:15:16 #992 Well, suppose you let it go with that.
01:15:23 #993 Get me Mary Lenz and the problem in a while.
01:15:26 #994 Why, Mr. Denean, Mary Lenz and his moves.
01:15:29 #995 I'm sorry.
01:15:36 #996 I haven't the slightest idea where to reach her.
01:16:04 #997 With it?
01:16:06 #998 On her arm?
01:16:08 #999 Yes, I'm a weighty idiot.
01:16:10 #1000 Come on up.
01:16:11 #1001 How's trick?
01:16:35 #1002 Oh, get by me.
01:16:37 #1003 What gets you up so early?
01:16:39 #1004 Oh, Freddie got jealous last night
01:16:41 #1005 and broke all my Rudy Valley record.
01:16:43 #1006 So I threw him out and went to bed early.
01:16:50 #1007 Got a job yet?
01:16:51 #1008 Nope.
01:16:54 #1009 Well, ain't it about time you went to work?
01:16:56 #1010 No, hurry.
01:16:57 #1011 I don't care if I don't work for months yet.
01:17:01 #1012 Jim, didn't he try to get in touch with you last week?
01:17:04 #1013 He did.
01:17:06 #1014 What did you tell him?
01:17:08 #1015 Exactly what you told me to.
01:17:16 #1016 I wonder what he wanted.
01:17:19 #1017 How should I know?
01:17:22 #1018 Say, did I tell you Daisy got canned?
01:17:25 #1019 No.
01:17:32 #1020 No, nothing there.
01:17:35 #1021 The Marines have landed and the situation is well in hand.
01:17:42 #1022 Well, listen to this.
01:17:44 #1023 The forthcoming marriage of Miss Ellen Robinson to Mr.
01:17:48 #1024 James DeNene has been called off by mutual consent.
01:17:53 #1025 Where to, Lord? Let me see. Where?
01:17:56 #1026 Oh, it isn't in the paper, but it's liable to be any minute now.
01:17:59 #1027 I've been listening in over that switchboard in vain.
01:18:02 #1028 Glory!
01:18:03 #1029 Mary!
01:18:05 #1030 Ain't that cool?
01:18:06 #1031 Mr. Dunneen, are we going to work again tonight?
01:18:18 #1032 These late hours are just ruining my boyfriend's evening.
01:18:21 #1033 Yes, tonight and every night,
01:18:22 #1034 until I find the secretary who's satisfactory.
01:18:25 #1035 Have you got the answers to those warheads?
01:18:27 #1036 Yes, here they are.
01:18:28 #1037 Oh, this sounds possible.
01:18:36 #1038 The three years secretary to the president
01:18:38 #1039 of the pulp and paper concern.
01:18:40 #1040 Best of references.
01:18:42 #1041 Have this was Helen Clark.
01:18:44 #1042 I'm going to see you this afternoon.
01:18:45 #1043 Yes, sir.
01:19:04 #1044 Yeah?
01:19:07 #1045 Send her in.
01:19:21 #1046 Mr. Dunnene, I'm Helen Clark.
01:19:30 #1047 Oh, yes, Miss Clark.
01:19:32 #1048 Won't you sit down?
01:19:38 #1049 Thank you.
01:19:49 #1050 I, uh, I see you've had office experience.
01:19:55 #1051 Yes, I left my last employer because he got engaged.
01:19:58 #1052 Maybe you then take off those clothes and be yourself.
01:20:04 #1053 Oh, Mr. Dunnene, do you always
01:20:05 #1054 ask girls to disrobe in your office? I didn't mean that.
01:20:08 #1055 You know I didn't.
01:20:08 #1056 I mean, take off your coat.
01:20:09 #1057 that work to do but I get a hundred dollars a week now like Mary of course a hundred
01:20:13 #1058 dollars is all right stop joking I've got just three days to get affairs in
01:20:17 #1059 shape so I can beat it up those and cover next year's supply
01:20:20 #1060 you're standing there like that for
01:20:24 #1061 all Mary please I need you don't turn me down now grab a notebook and get to work
01:20:30 #1062 I know it is you stare at that switch where we take any calls it
01:20:42 #1063 commenced I tell you you can go I'm going to do a day's work
01:20:45 #1064 Come on, Jim.
01:20:51 #1065 Take a look at the stock home crowd.
01:20:54 #1066 Uh, after due consideration of your proposition, I have decided to...
01:21:03 #1067 Company, Freddie.
01:21:17 #1068 I've been waiting for hours for that big stiff to let me go home.
01:21:22 #1069 He's still dictating.
01:21:24 #1070 Shut up, Freddie.
01:21:28 #1071 Freddie, will you please shut up?
01:21:31 #1072 Stop!
01:21:36 #1073 Do I get my heart beating properly?
01:21:38 #1074 Why don't you think?
01:21:40 #1075 He ain't dictating.
01:21:42 #1076 He's still dictating.
01:21:44 #1077 He's gone over to Jersey City to marry Mary Lyndon.
01:21:47 #1078 Oh, ain't that grand?