:09:04
Just a minute.
:09:12
- Mr. Gordon Miller?
- In the flesh.
:09:15
- My name is Davis.
- Davis?
:09:18
Yes, the author of Hail and Farewell.
:09:22
Oh, well, this is a surprise.
:09:25
I guess I should have telegraphed you
I was coming.
:09:28
Not at all. Don't mind the room.
We were just cleaning up a bit.
:09:32
- I hope I'm not intruding.
- Certainly not.
:09:36
This is Miss Marlowe,
who's gonna star in your play.
:09:40
This is Mr. Binelli, my assistant.
:09:42
And this is Mr. Englund,
the brains of the organization.
:09:45
That'll give you an idea
of the organization.
:09:50
Well, I guess I'll go down and register.
:09:53
You intend to check in here?
:09:57
Well, before I do that, there's something
I'd like to talk to you about.
:10:02
You see, I haven't any money to speak of.
:10:07
I was depending on the advance.
:10:11
Davis, I could give you the money.
It's really of no importance.
:10:14
But my advice to you is
to go back home...
:10:17
...and let me send for you
a week before we open.
:10:20
Oh, but you see, I've left home for good.
I've burned my bridges behind me.
:10:25
I see, but you could go back
if you wanted to?
:10:29
My mother seemed very happy when I left.
:10:32
Only a mother's mask.
:10:34
At this moment, she may be sitting
at the fireside, wringing her hands.
:10:38
- But we have no fireside.
- You have no fireside?
:10:42
How do you listen to
the president's speeches?
:10:48
When does the next bus leave
for Oswego?
:10:51
- Excuse me, Miss Marlowe...
- Soon you'll be thanking me for this.
:10:55
I appreciate your advice...
:10:57
The next bus leaves at 9 to. Hurry.
:10:59
- It's an air-cooled bus.
- I'll help you down with your bags.