:18:02
Why, you're a wonderful dancer,
Mr. Munn.
:18:04
If I'm any judge of horse flesh,
you don't shake a mean leg yourself.
:18:14
Who's that she's dancing with?
He's pretty good too.
:18:16
- I really don't know.
- His name is Munn.
:18:19
He has something to do
with horse races.
:18:22
The girls invite him over for golf,
and he gives them tips.
:18:26
How'd you come to get hooked up
to a table like that?
:18:28
They're some business friends
of my husband's.
:18:30
Business friends?
What is he, an undertaker?
:18:37
Get him to ditch that bunch of moss bags
and come over and join us.
:18:41
Spencer Chandler's table?
We don't even know him.
:18:44
Well, that won't take long.
:18:47
- You know what he said after our dance?
- No. What?
:18:49
He said, "Ed--"
He always calls me Ed.
:18:51
"You can pick winners on a dance floor
better than you can on a racetrack."
:18:54
Yeah? Ah, go on.
Don't red apple me.
:18:57
No, on the level.
I'll prove it to you.
:19:00
I'd have to ask Stephen first.
:19:05
- Yes?
- Come here.
:19:07
Excuse me. Yes?
:19:10
- This is Mr. Munn.
- How are you?
:19:12
Mr. Spencer Chandler wants us
to come over to his table.
:19:16
- I'm sorry. We're just leaving.
- Leaving?
:19:19
- It's only quarter after.
- I know, but that's late for us.
:19:21
- Come just for a nightcap.
- Yes, Stephen, please.
:19:24
I'm afraid we can't.
Thank you. Good night.
:19:30
Good night.
:19:32
I'll get the things.
:19:38
He dug it out of his pocket.
:19:39
The horse came in and paid 20 to 1.
What do you think of that?
:19:46
- Oh, dear.
- Did you lose something?
:19:49
- What was it?
- May I help you?
:19:51
I remember.
I gave it to Mr.--
:19:54
Pardon me.
:19:59
- What do you think of that?
- What a story.