:32:02
well, my dear, he wore
even less than the girls.
:32:05
Ed says he isn't so hot since the talkies.
:32:07
You can't fool Ed about the pictures.
:32:09
He remembers John Bunny and
Francis X. Bushman, Henry B. Walthall.
:32:13
l don't suppose he'd even remember me.
l wonder where he's stopping.
:32:17
- The Versailles, that's where he is.
- That's where Carlotta's staying.
:32:21
- Are you sure?
- Yes. l remember the whole interview.
:32:24
He was wearing a two-piece
dark-blue flannel lounging suit...
:32:27
with a cunning white monogram
on his upper pocket.
:32:30
Let's see, l'll put him
between Carlotta and the Packard woman.
:32:34
See if you can get him first,
and let nature take its course.
:32:39
l do hope he's free for tonight.
:32:41
''Free, white, and 45,'' Ed says.
:32:44
l'll say this for him.
:32:45
ln his photographs,
he has the most heavenly profile.
:32:49
- Hello. Mr. Renault, please.
- Good luck, dear.
:32:53
Hello, Mr. Renault?
This is Millicent Jordan.
:32:57
l don't suppose you'd remember me.
:33:00
Antibes?
:33:03
Yes, of course l do.
:33:08
How do you do, Mrs. Jordan?
:33:15
Dinner, tonight?
:33:18
Let me see.
:33:22
l'm afraid that possibly l can't.
:33:24
You see....
:33:27
l have another engagement, of course...
:33:30
but l might be able to break it.
:33:35
And Paula, my daughter, you know,
she'll be so glad to see you again.
:33:39
l don't suppose you'd remember her
at Antibes?
:33:42
Of course, dear lady.
:33:45
lt sounds like a very amusing evening.
:33:47
l shall certainly try to come.
At 8:00? Thanks very much.
:33:54
- What do you know about that?
- Darling, please, you must come.
:33:58
l don't know. l'd feel kind of like a heel.