:15:04
Come in.
:15:06
Oh, that's quite all right.
:15:09
Goodbye.
:15:15
Oh, I'm sorry. I thought that
this was Mr. Miller's room.
:15:18
It is. He'll be right back.
:15:22
Are you an actress?
:15:24
No. No, I'm the manager's secretary,
Miss Manny.
:15:28
Well, what will I tell Mr. Miller?
:15:31
Why, nothing.
:15:33
I mean...
:15:35
- No, no, it's not important.
- Excuse me.
:15:39
What did you say your name was?
:15:41
Manny. Hilda Manny.
:15:44
I used to know somebody
called Manny up in Oswego.
:15:47
Oscar Manny?
:15:49
Yeah. He used to give me piano lessons.
:15:51
Why, he's my uncle.
:15:53
You don't tell me.
Well, what do you know.
:16:00
- Well, won't you sit down?
- Thank you.
:16:08
Would you care for a chocolate?
:16:11
- I got them on the train.
- Thanks.
:16:14
Twelve hundred dollars.
:16:17
Gribble, I can't understand
what's going on here.
:16:20
- You say Miller skipped?
- So I was given to understand, Mr. Wagner.
:16:24
- When did he skip?
- Well, I'm not sure.
:16:32
I just want to know one thing, Gribble:
:16:35
What in blazes goes on
inside that head of yours?
:16:38
Mr. Wagner, I explained.
:16:40
The credit limit of this unit is $500.
:16:43
Miller kept stringing me along from
day to day, showing me backers, telegrams.
:16:48
I never expected him to skip.
:16:51
He's a crook, a deadbeat.
If I catch him, I'll have him arrested.
:16:54
I'm sorry. I'll have to charge you with the
difference between the limit and the loss.