1:09:01
It'd be a little change
from what you're doing now.
1:09:06
I'm afraid that I'm pretty full up.
1:09:09
- Up to your neck, I suppose.
- I object. No more work.
1:09:13
- Do sit down, Mr. Haggerty.
- Thank you.
1:09:15
I only see him now once a day.
1:09:18
Connie, you mustn't exaggerate.
1:09:21
If we must be factual,
twice a day sometimes, maybe three.
1:09:25
You'll give Mr. Haggerty
the wrong impression.
1:09:28
After all, he's a newspaperman.
1:09:30
- Don't worry about impressing me.
- And besides, he's not a columnist.
1:09:33
He didn't come to discuss gossip.
He came to discuss the case.
1:09:37
Yes, the case. By all means.
1:09:39
- Yeah, that's right.
- And it's all settled.
1:09:42
You mean you're dropping the suit?
1:09:44
No, but thanks to Mr. Haggerty's
social conscience...
1:09:47
all of the employees will be taken care of...
1:09:49
with the $5 million
I shall win from the Star.
1:09:51
That was all he cared about,
wasn't it, Mr. Haggerty?
1:09:54
Absolutely all. And now that you've
been so generous...
1:09:57
I think I'll say thank you and run along.
1:09:58
Please don't hurry.
You spoke of other considerations.
1:10:01
They really don't matter at all.
1:10:03
Just so long as those poor men
and women don't starve.
1:10:06
You've taken a great load off my mind.
1:10:09
- Have I?
- Yes, indeed.
1:10:10
I don't think there's
another thing to discuss.
1:10:13
There certainly is not.
1:10:14
I'm Warren Haggerty, the managing editor
of the New York Evening Star.
1:10:17
I know. The butler told me you were here.
1:10:19
- He'll show you to your car.
- Then I won't keep him waiting.
1:10:23
And you can tell your owner,
Mr. Hollis Bane...
1:10:25
we're not entertaining anyone
from his yellow rag in this house.
1:10:28
I'll make it a point to tell him.
1:10:30
You're entertaining no representatives
of the Evening Star.
1:10:33
Thank you. Good night.
Miss Allenbury, good night.
1:10:40
It's a surprise, Mr. Chandler,
but a great pleasure seeing you here.
1:10:56
Hello? Hello, Gladys?
1:10:58
Yes.