:12:17
Would you need that $1,500 all at once?
:12:21
No, but if I had $300,
I could at least get to Germany.
:12:24
I haven't yet figured out
a way of paying the rent...
:12:26
unless I part with the microscope.
:12:28
So I'm afraid we'll have to postpone
our trip abroad this year.
:12:31
I could earn that money
by going back to the stage.
:12:34
I won't have you do that.
:12:37
But the doctor says you must go away.
:12:39
If I worked a few weeks,
I might make enough for your passage.
:12:43
And then we'll find a way
to keep you over there...
:12:45
until you get well.
:12:47
It's out of the question.
I won't have you go back to the stage.
:12:58
- Ned?
- What is it?
:13:00
I was going back to my old work anyway.
:13:03
- Will it make you happy?
- It isn't that. We need money.
:13:05
It's only a question of weeks.
My formula is almost completed...
:13:08
- and then we'll have all the money we need.
- I know, dear.
:13:10
But in the meantime, I'm going to do
something to give you a chance to get well.
:13:23
Have you come to be placed?
Yes.
:13:26
- What's your name?
- Faraday.
:13:28
- What's that?
- Helen Faraday.
:13:30
- Got an appointment?
- No, I haven't.
:13:33
You'll have to wait,
all these people are ahead of you.
:13:42
Thank you, honey. I'll see you later.
:13:44
Going to lunch, Sally,
be back in 10 minutes.
:13:46
Morning, Mr. Smith.
:13:47
You remember me?
:13:49
What about the job
you said you had for me?
:13:52
Just a minute, folks.
Just a minute...
:13:53
You remember my dramatic sketch,
Mr. Smith?
:13:56
Just a minute, Jim.
:13:59
You're waiting to see me, aren't you?
Run along, Eddy, I'll see you later.