:36:02
Where is Miss Connie now?
:36:04
- We needn't worry about Connie.
- We forgot to tell you.
:36:08
Connie isn't coming.
She has another headache.
:36:13
Mr. Chandler? Where are you?
:36:23
- Hello.
- The inevitable Mr. Chandler.
:36:25
- How was the cocktail party?
- Delightful.
:36:28
So sorry I couldn't come.
I trust the Burns-Norvells consoled you.
:36:31
I found them very charming.
:36:33
Far superior to many people
one meets on boats.
:36:37
Yes. Babs is one girl in a million.
And so rich, too.
:36:41
- Or didn't you know that?
- At least she has good breeding.
:36:45
Then...
:36:46
- Everything went off all right?
- Oh, yes.
:36:49
In fact, I'm glad now that you didn't come.
:36:52
You are?
:36:53
Why this change of heart?
:36:55
You're so fragile.
:36:56
- Fragile.
- Yes, you damage so easily.
:36:59
- Damage?
- Sues for $5 million.
:37:03
That fascinates me.
:37:04
Asks $5 million damages.
:37:07
- So the Burns-Norvells told you.
- It gave me a new light on you.
:37:10
Who is this marvel, I said,
Florence Nightingale? Jeanne d'Arc?
:37:14
What has she done to earn
such a precious reputation?
:37:16
- Found a cure for death and taxes?
- Aren't you being a little absurd?
:37:22
- Aren't you?
- Wait a minute, you don't understand...
:37:25
Do be careful. It might break.
:37:27
I'm not accustomed to handling
anything so delicate, so valuable.
:37:31
That should be touched only by royalty,
dukes or earls.
:37:34
As a matter of fact,
you should be kept under glass.
:37:51
And that is the last I saw of Miss Connie
until we reached New York.
:37:55
Five days on a boat,
and she slaps your face.
:37:57
- That's fine progress.
- So the wonder boy lays an egg.