:36:02
Then maybe I can...
:36:05
No, it's nothing. It's just nerves.
:36:11
I had a rather gloomy letter
from home today.
:36:15
My little sister, she's not very well.
:36:17
What's wrong with her?
She got a hangover?
:36:19
But she'll be all right.
Yes, I'm holding the thought.
:36:27
No, Stephen.
:36:29
I couldn't think of you
disarranging your evening.
:36:33
I'll have another birthday next year.
:36:36
- You'll have another one next week.
- So help me, I'm going to slug you.
:36:43
If you could drop by
for just a few moments...
:36:46
...and have a glass of sherry to my health.
:36:52
I do need you so.
:36:57
Yes, dear.
:37:00
I'll meet you on our corner in five minutes.
:37:04
Goodbye.
:37:07
Say, can you beat him?
He almost stood me up for his wife.
:37:12
- Two late shoppers waiting for you.
- You can have them. I've got to hustle.
:37:16
But they asked for you by name.
Miss Crystal Allen.
:37:20
- Why me?
- Maybe they're slumming.
:37:26
Might I be of assistance?
:37:30
Yes. I'm thinking of changing my perfume.
:37:34
Something more subtle,
or something in the woodsy order?
:37:36
This, for instance.
:37:39
- Is that what you use?
- That's much too expensive for me.
:37:45
Nonsense, my dear. A pretty girl like you,
with all the rich men that float in here.
:37:50
I'm afraid, when they come to this counter,
they are thinking of other women.
:37:55
I shouldn't think you'd let that disturb you.