Dinner at Eight
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1:21:00
Well, that's that.
1:21:07
Wait a minute.
1:21:10
l got something to say to you, too.
1:21:12
Telling him l was crazy to play the part.
1:21:16
You got this play away from Baumann
and you gave it to Stengel...

1:21:20
you double-dealing chiseler.
1:21:22
l've been suspicious of you all along.
You're in with the managers.

1:21:26
You've been taking my money
and working for them.

1:21:31
You don't say.
1:21:34
l'm working for the managers, huh?
Taking your money.

1:21:38
Me? Me that you're into for $500
in touches.

1:21:43
You think l've been lying to you
all the time?

1:21:46
All right.
You're going to get the truth now.

1:21:50
Renault, you're through.
1:21:54
Get out.
1:21:55
l'll get out and l'll stay out...
1:21:58
but get this first.
1:22:01
l never worked so hard in my life
to put anybody over as l did you.

1:22:06
You think l told you
all the things that l tried?

1:22:08
No! Because l couldn't come to you
and tell you what they said.

1:22:12
l felt too sorry for you.
1:22:15
You were sorry for me?
1:22:17
Vaudeville.
1:22:18
Every time l walked into a booking office,
they leaned back and they roared.

1:22:22
They called me
''Mac, the Grave Snatcher.''

1:22:24
Last night, l sent another telegram
to the Coast.

1:22:27
l knew it was no use, but l sent it anyway.
1:22:31
You want to see the answer?
1:22:33
No.
1:22:35
''Thank you. When we're in the market
for bit players, we will let you know.''

1:22:41
You're trying to throw a scare into me.
1:22:43
Oh, no.
1:22:45
l'm just telling you the truth.
1:22:48
You know, you never were an actor.
1:22:51
You did have looks, but they're gone now.
1:22:54
You don't have to take my word for it.
1:22:56
Just look in any mirror. They don't lie.

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