Libeled Lady
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1:12:01
- I'll drive you in.
- No, you finish your dinner.

1:12:04
I have my own car here.
I'm so sorry. This is terrible.

1:12:20
Mr. Chandler's apartment, please.
And would you rush it?

1:12:30
Yes?
1:12:32
Don't you "Hello, Gladdie" me,
Bill Chandler.

1:12:36
So you were having dinner
with your publisher.

1:12:38
You've been handing me a line
of pretty talk for the past 10 days...

1:12:41
and all the time
you've been seeing Connie Allenbury.

1:12:44
You can't do that to me.
1:12:45
Don't forget you're my husband...
1:12:47
and I'm telling that
to Miss Allenbury tonight.

1:12:50
Now, Gladys, that doesn't sound like you.
1:12:55
I don't blame you for being upset,
but I can explain everything.

1:13:00
Will you meet me
at the Paradise Roof in 20 minutes?

1:13:02
All right, I'll meet you.
But nothing you can say will stop me...

1:13:06
from telling that Allenbury gal tonight.
Remember that.

1:13:13
Here's the headline proof
on the Allenbury yarn.

1:13:23
Swell, elegant, magnificent.
1:13:24
We'll write in the gory details
when we hear from Gladys.

1:13:27
What's keeping her? It's after 12:00.
1:13:29
The old man's probably trying to bribe her.
1:13:31
Say, that'll make a swell subhead.
1:13:33
"Rich father tries to bribe wronged wife."
1:13:36
I wonder where that
skunk Chandler is now.

1:13:38
He probably ducked
to China or Africa or something.

1:13:41
Hello, Warren.
1:13:43
- Where have you been?
- Dancing.

1:13:46
- What did you say?
- Dancing.

1:13:49
You know...
1:13:52
You mean you didn't go
to the Allenburys'? You didn't...

1:13:54
- No, we decided against it.
- Why you...

1:13:58
Self-control, Warren.
Very important for a man your age.


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