The Women
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1:49:01
If there's any calling to be done,
I'll call you. It's safer.

1:49:05
I know.
1:49:06
When I had this phone put in here,
I thought I'd have a little privacy...

1:49:10
...but the way people barge in and out,
you'd think it was Grand Central Station.

1:49:16
What?
1:49:19
Maybe it's a good thing
you're going to the Coast tomorrow.

1:49:24
It's getting to be too risky.
1:49:29
Say, listen.
1:49:30
I've worked too hard to land
this meal ticket to make any false moves.

1:49:36
Romance?
1:49:38
Peace is a whole lot more to me
than any romance.

1:49:40
They're not going to get me
out on that limb again, ever!

1:49:45
What?
1:49:49
Sure, I'll miss you, baby.
1:49:51
I'll miss you like nobody's business.
1:49:54
I'll say, we had fun.
1:49:58
I'll call you back.
1:50:02
Who told you to come in here?
1:50:04
Daddy. He's going to take me home now,
and I want to say good night.

1:50:08
Don't go, darling.
1:50:12
Hand me that sponge there, will you?
1:50:14
- Please?
- Please.

1:50:20
Good night.
1:50:21
You're in a hurry to tell Daddy about it,
aren't you?

1:50:24
- About what?
- My talk on the telephone.

1:50:27
I don't understand
grownups on the telephone.

1:50:30
- They all sound silly. Good night.
- Good night, who?

1:50:37
You've been told to call me Auntie Crystal.
1:50:41
- Won't you do it?
- Yes.

1:50:44
Yes, what?
1:50:46
- Yes, good night.
- You sit down there.

1:50:50
It's hot in here. I've got my coat on.
1:50:52
You heard me, young lady.
I said, "Sit down"!

1:50:56
Now, we're going to have this out,
once and for all.


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