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:06:02
There's a meeting tonight.
:06:03
Finish dressing.
:06:05
Let’s dock the meeting.
:06:08
You take a bath?
:06:09
Sure.
:06:11
Smells horsy to me.
:06:13
I'll take 4 if we
dock the meeting.

:06:15
–Don't be silly.
–There's a full moon.

:06:18
Let’s go out and sit
under it all night.

:06:21
Or 2 nights, a week.
What do you say?

:06:23
What’s eating you?
:06:25
Same old bugs.
:06:28
Father'd have a royal
fit if we didn't show up.

:06:30
We've got to go.
:06:32
Hang the meeting.
What difference does it make?

:06:35
Your father'll do all the
talking, and we'll go:

:06:38
Yes, J.L. Of course, J.L.
:06:42
I've got a chronic pain in
my neck from nodding.

:06:44
Don't be a fool.
:06:46
Let’s go throw rock
as the meeting.

:06:50
You say such stupid things.
:06:52
Let’s do something else.
:06:55
Why don't you get a zipper?
:06:57
Some day you'll be calling the
meetings and won't want rocks.

:07:01
They'd be absolute idiots.
:07:04
Now hurry up, we're
going to be late.

:07:06
–What about the moon?
–Come on.

:07:19
–Margaret...
–Good heavens.

:07:21
–I know I'm a pest.
–We'll never get there!

:07:24
I'm serious.
:07:26
What if I tell you
I'm miserable here...

:07:29
dying a slow death?
:07:31
Would you go away with me?
:07:32
–Where to?
–Anywhere...

:07:34
where I can make my own
living, do what I want.

:07:38
The racing business, I suppose.
:07:39
I'm not interested in
making paper boxes.

:07:42
Do you really want me
to give up all this?

:07:45
Why not?
:07:46
Live not knowing where my next
meal's coming from.

:07:50
–Wait for miracles.
–It’s better than this.

:07:52
Doesn't it bother you
your husband’s a parasite?

:07:55
That’s what I am.
There's no use kidding myself.

:07:57
I've got a job cause I married you.
:07:59
Father thinks you're
terribly clever.


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