The Thin Man
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:17:00
I'm going to telephone that poor child.
:17:02
At least she'll be glad to know
that he's alive.

:17:06
Asta.
:17:17
Hello?
:17:20
How are you?
:17:23
I'm Mrs. Jorgensen now.
:17:25
Dorothy? No, she isn't here.
Is it something about her father?

:17:28
Perhaps I can take the message.
:17:30
Here she is now.
:17:33
Hello.
:17:35
I just wanted to relieve your mind.
:17:37
He's alive and he's all right.
:17:39
Thank goodness!
:17:40
What is it? Has he found him?
:17:42
Do you know where he's living?
:17:45
At least I'm glad he's all right.
:17:48
Thank you for calling. Goodbye.
:17:50
- What is it?
- Nothing.

:17:52
That isn't true. It's something
about your father. Where is he?

:17:55
- He's all right, isn't that enough?
- No.

:17:57
You just want money and
you haven't any right to any more.

:17:59
He made a big settlement on you.
:18:01
That's gone long ago. I've got to find him!
Where is he?

:18:04
I won't have you hounding him
for any more money!

:18:06
I can tell you, Mother.
:18:07
You've been listening
on the extension again!

:18:09
Of course. What's an extension for?
:18:11
That's right, Gilbert.
Tell Mother. What did he say?

:18:14
He said Father's in town.
He's been seeing Julia right along.

:18:17
- That woman!
- She can tell you where Father is.

:18:18
You couldn't do that.
You wouldn't go to her.

:18:20
I didn't say I would,
but we've got to have money.

:18:23
Did it ever occur to you
that Chris might work?

:18:34
Now you've hurt his feelings.
:18:39
You know, you have an Oedipus complex
and you won't admit it.

:18:42
- Please, Gilbert.
- Your trouble is you won't face facts.

:18:45
I know I have a mother fixation,
but it's slight.

:18:48
- It hasn't yet reached the point of where...
- Stop it, Gilbert!

:18:54
Don't mind what she says, Chris.
:18:55
How can I help but mind?
:18:57
I'm constantly humiliated
because I haven't money.

:18:59
- I'll get some.
- You've said that for weeks.


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