:32:03
- Here, doggy.
- Will you quit wriggling?
:32:05
I want waggy dog.
:32:07
Lay off that dog
while you're clean and sweet.
:32:10
Wouldn't hurt to give him a bath either.
:32:16
Pee-ew. Duck yourself in that now.
:32:19
(Children laugh)
:32:21
- I'll see you at the office tomorrow.
- Thank you so much for bringing me home.
:32:25
Would you like to come up
and see where I live?
:32:28
Well, I really oughta be getting down there.
:32:31
- One of us oughta be there.
- Well, goodbye.
:32:33
Goodbye.
:32:35
Oh, let 'em wait.
Sure I'll come up and have a drink with you.
:32:39
- You stick right there, buddy.
- Yes, sir.
:32:47
(Children's laughter)
:32:50
Oh.
:32:53
Mr McGinty.
:32:54
- Yeah?
- I er...
:32:56
- I did tell you I was married before, didn't I?
- Sure. What about it?
:33:00
Nothing.
:33:02
I never can find this key.
:33:04
I divorced him on grounds of desertion.
:33:07
I don't know where he is
and I don't care either.
:33:10
You oughta put it on a little chain
and hook it on the bag.
:33:13
Be a good idea, wouldn't it? Something else
I probably should have told you before...
:33:18
I don't see that it makes
the slightest difference, do you?
:33:22
Here it is.
:33:35
Do you like gin or...
Well, that's all I've got, anyway.
:33:38
Take your hat?
:33:40
- That was his idea.
- I think you look very well in it.
:33:43
Mmm. Like a coal stove.
:33:45
I suppose we are really married, aren't we?
I mean, legally.
:33:48
That's what the guy said.
:33:50
I er... I don't want you to think
that I've been concealing anything from you.
:33:55
There's no reason why I should, is there?
:33:58
It's just that in the excitement, I...