Libeled Lady
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- Not if they know you like I do.
- What do you mean?

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You remember poor Ed Glover?
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You remember after he lost that libel suit?
:18:06
They found his car gone over a cliff
and a revolver in his hand.

:18:12
- Do you want me to kill myself?
- Did you change your insurance?

:18:15
Would I ask you to do this thing for me...
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if I didn't consider you
practically my wife?

:18:18
Would you ask your wife
to hook up with that ape?

:18:21
The ape objects.
:18:23
Darling, you're not marrying him, really.
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A wedding ceremony,
six hours in a hotel apartment...

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during which time I'll never leave you,
and then he leaves for Europe.

:18:32
- Don't talk to me. I'm leaving.
- Wait a minute. I'm leaving. The deal is off.

:18:35
Here's your contract. $50,000.
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- I wouldn't hook up with her for $1 million.
- Now, Bill, you know the spot I'm in.

:18:42
That's your tough luck.
You'll have to get a new boy.

:18:45
- You mean you're walking out on him?
- That's it, sister.

:18:47
You know what the Star means to him...
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you're a newspaperman. You know.
:18:51
It'll ruin his life. It'll ruin his career.
A fine friend you are.

:18:57
- Lf you put it that way.
- I'm putting it that way.

:18:59
- Good. I'll get the guy.
- The things I do for that newspaper.

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"And I pronounce you man and wife."
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Aren't you going to kiss the bride?
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Yes! Sure.
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May I?
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Why not?
Everybody else seems to be doing it.

:19:21
Aren't you going to kiss me?
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Sure, sure.
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An old friend of the family.
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Yes.
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Darling.
:19:37
Very old friend.
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I hope you'll be very happy...
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and don't forget to invite me
to your silver anniversary.

:19:45
It'll have to be within the next six weeks.
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Goodbye, and good luck.
:19:51
Goodbye. Good luck to you.
:19:54
- Take his arm.
- I'm taking your arm.

:19:59
Yes.

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