:13:01
Feeling bad?
:13:03
- No, I...
- He's just tired, that's all.
:13:05
Not the flu, is it? Got them in the back.
:13:07
Dying like flies at the hospital.
:13:10
That's right, cheer him up.
Know any more funny stories?
:13:12
I was only passing a remark.
It's a free country.
:13:16
Pass him the free drink.
That'll do him more good.
:13:18
Well, here it is,
and a drop of good stuff that is.
:13:23
- Bring anybody back from the grave.
- The grave?
:13:26
Aren't you a little ray of sunshine tonight?
:13:29
- Paula. Don't be late.
- No, I won't, Sam.
:13:32
I've got to get over to the theater.
Goodbye, and thanks for the drinks.
:13:36
- Shall we go?
- Well, there goes a hero for you.
:13:38
- He's one of the men what done it.
- Right.
:13:42
I must get over to the theater.
I've cut it pretty close.
:13:45
It doesn't seem very friendly, does it,
running away like this?
:13:48
What are you going to do?
Will you be all right?
:13:50
- What am I to do with you?
- I'll be all right.
:13:55
I'm not so sure.
:13:57
Listen, how'd you like to see the show?
:13:59
You can sit in my dressing room,
see the stage. No one will bother you.
:14:02
Then we'll have a chat, shall we?
:14:04
Just you and I,
and settle what's to be done.
:14:07
Good? Good, come on.
:14:12
Sorry to keep you waiting all this time,
but I'm so excited about peace.
:14:16
I've got one eyebrow halfway up my
forehead and the other behind my left ear.
:14:21
Just a second. I'll be with you.
:14:34
Well? How do you like me?
:14:36
Or don't you?
:14:38
Good.
:14:39
Now, talk to me.
Tell me all about yourself.
:14:43
Why'd you give them the slip up
at the hospital?
:14:46
You don't like the place?
:14:48
Surely you ought not to be there.
:14:52
Come on. Answer me.
:14:54
Cat got your tongue?
:14:57
Make an effort.