:31:01
What have you got?
:31:03
I don't know how I rate that,
Gallagher.
:31:06
Gosh, that is a swell girl.
I want you to meet her.
:31:08
Who, me? She wouldn't want to
meet me. I'm j ust an old load of hay.
:31:13
Thank you, Joe.
:31:14
We'll have one of those spaghetti
parties down at your house.
:31:17
Haven't had one in a long time,
have we?
:31:19
Not since you broke into society.
:31:21
Remember the time
you had a party...
:31:22
...and I dropped spaghetti on the floor
and I served it to them anyway?
:31:26
Remember that?
:31:28
Yes, Anne would love that.
:31:30
Do you think your wife would walk up
three flights to eat from paper plates?
:31:34
Anne? Oh, sure.
Anne would love that.
:31:36
Remember, she's a Schuyler.
:31:39
Now, get this, Gallagher.
Smith, that's the name.
:31:43
My error.
:31:45
Hello, chief.
:31:48
Just because I'm married,
there's no reason for that.
:31:50
Lx-nay, the oss-bay.
:31:57
Well, what's the benedict looking for
in the newspaper, his lost freedom?
:32:04
Well, if it isn't old Fagin himself.
:32:07
Gallagher and myself j ust came over
to do a little work on a story.
:32:11
Baloney.
:32:12
Joe, bring me a special.
:32:14
- Isn't it swell about Stew's marriage?
- Is it?
:32:21
Well, when are you quitting?
:32:23
Quitting?
I'm not thinking of quitting.
:32:26
I take it you don't have to work
for a living anymore, Mr. Schuyler.
:32:30
Now, get this, Conroy.
My name's Smith.
:32:32
Always was Smith.
Always gonna be Smith.
:32:36
- Is that so?
- That's so.
:32:38
Anne Schuyler's in the blue book.
You're not even in the phone book.
:32:41
Think that one over, sucker.
:32:43
That doesn't make any difference
if they love each other.
:32:46
He's like a giraffe
marrying a monkey.
:32:50
Listen, you'll never be anything
but j ust the reporter...
:32:53
...that married
the Schuylers' millions.
:32:56
Stew Smith is dead and buried.
:32:58
From now on, you'll be j ust
Anne Schuyler's husband.