:22:01
Goodbye, and thank you
for making me chairman.
:22:04
Gentlemen, you'll find the smelling salts
in the medicine chest.
:22:08
Sorry to keep you waiting.
:22:25
Those opera people are funny.
They wanted me to put up $180,000.
:22:27
- What about it?
- I turned them down, naturally.
:22:32
- No, I mean about my client.
- Oh.
:22:35
We'll have to do something about her.
:22:37
- Tails tonight, sir?
- Tails? Why, that's a monkey suit.
:22:39
You want people to laugh at me?
I've never worn one.
:22:44
Goodbye, and thank you, sir.
:22:47
Goodbye.
Wants me to wear a monkey suit.
:22:49
- We don't want to appear greedy.
- Huh?
:22:51
- I say, we don't want to appear greedy.
- Oh, that.
:22:54
- What are you doing?
- Assisting you, sir.
:22:58
I don't want anybody holding
the ends of my pants. Get up from there.
:23:00
Imagine that.
Holding the ends of my pants.
:23:06
Mrs Semple is entitled
to one third of the estate.
:23:09
- Don't ever get on your knees again.
- No, sir.
:23:11
What'd you say?
:23:14
Mrs Semple is entitled
to one third of the estate.
:23:16
One third? That's about $7 million.
:23:18
Well, we didn't expect that much.
:23:20
I can get her to settle for one million.
:23:24
Take up any settlement talk
with my office.
:23:26
I'll do no such thing.
:23:28
There's only one place you're going,
and that's out the door.
:23:30
- You're making a mistake.
- Oh, no, I'm not. I don't like your face.
:23:34
Besides, there's something fishy
about settling for a million
:23:38
when you can get seven million.
:23:42
I'm surprised Mr Cedar, who's supposed
to be smart, couldn't see through that.
:23:43
Now, wait a minute, buddy!
:23:48
One nice thing about being rich,
you ring a bell and things happen.
:23:50
When the servant comes in,
I'll ask him to show you to the door.
:23:53
No use in getting tough. That'll
get you nowhere. We've got letters.
:23:57
- Show Mr Hallor to the front door.
- Yes, sir.