:40:03
Six rooms and two baths
and a blue room.
:40:06
I guess she would let us have
the right wing if we needed it.
:40:08
- Well, but we won't need it, I'm sure.
- I see, we won't need that.
:40:15
Look, Anne, you're not serious
about this, are you?
:40:19
Of course I am, Stewart.
:40:22
Now, let's get this settled.
:40:24
- You have the cutest nose I've...
- Never mind, never mind.
:40:28
What kind of a chump
do you think I am?
:40:30
You think I'll live here
in your house, on your dough?
:40:33
What do you think my friends
would all say? Oh, don't be silly.
:40:37
I'd get the razzing of my life for that.
:40:40
A bird in a gilded cage, that's what
I'd be. Not me. Oh, no, not me.
:40:46
What do you think my friends would
say if they found me in a cheap flat?
:40:49
- It isn't cheap. It's nice.
- Listen, let's not talk about this now.
:40:55
- I'll do anything you ask me to, but...
- I love that nose.
:40:58
- Oh, such a sweet nose.
- Whether the nose is sweet or not...
:41:02
...I'm not gonna live in your house.
You might as well get that straight.
:41:07
You want me to be happy, don't you?
:41:10
Then I'm not gonna
live in your house.
:41:39
Mr. Smith, sir.
:41:43
Mr. Smith, sir.
:41:48
Mr. Smith, sir, how do you
like your bath?
:41:54
I like my bath all right.
How do you like your bath?