:36:00
- A little drink.
- Any reason why l shouldn't?
:36:04
No, of course not.
:36:07
Except, at Mother's tonight...
:36:10
l want them to see you at your best.
Larry, don't.
:36:13
Paula, mind your own business, will you?
:36:16
- Don't talk to me like that.
- l'll do as l please.
:36:29
- Darling, let's not quarrel.
- l'm sorry.
:36:33
l'm kind of on edge today,
deciding about this play...
:36:36
and everything.
:36:38
lt's my fault. l'm a little jumpy myself.
:36:44
Ernest gets back from abroad this evening.
:36:47
Ernest?
:36:49
Will he be there at your mother's?
:36:51
Poor Ernest.
:36:53
l'm awfully sorry for him. He's so sweet.
:36:59
l can't understand yet what's happened.
:37:02
Less than a month ago,
l thought l was in love with him.
:37:06
You were one of those
million-dollar movie stars.
:37:09
- Paula, l want to tell you something
- l know.
:37:12
Ernest is just the sort of young man
l should marry.
:37:15
And you're the sort
that girls are always warned against.
:37:19
l don't give a hoot what people say.
l know all the things you've done.
:37:24
l know how many times
you've been married.
:37:26
- l'm still married.
- l don't care.
:37:31
l'm sick of hiding my love for you.
:37:34
l'm sick of scheming and pretending.
:37:39
Do you think l can go on with Ernest?
:37:42
After all we've been to each other?
:37:45
You don't know anything about me.
:37:49
- You've known me a month.
- Larry, how can you?
:37:53
A month. As though time were important.
:37:57
lt is important.
There are other things important.