1:04:04
This is sparkling burgundy.
1:04:05
One sip and I'll be calling it
"sparkling burgledy."
1:04:10
(Emmy) Maybe l'd better not take any.
1:04:12
Oh... imported.
1:04:14
Imported Frankie and his tweeds?
1:04:17
And his loaded cane.
1:04:19
His loaded everything!
1:04:21
(Emmy, Uncle Charlie Laughing)
1:04:26
(Emmy) Roger, go get four
of the small glasses with stems.
1:04:31
Charles, l promised Mrs Greene of our
club that you'd talk to the ladies.
1:04:36
What am I going to talk about?
Travel or current events?
1:04:41
Oh, not current events.
We get current events.
1:04:43
(Uncle Charlie) Who'll my audience be?
(Cork Popping)
1:04:45
Oh, women like myself.
Busy with our homes, most of us.
1:04:49
(Uncle Charlie)
Women keep busy in towns like this.
1:04:51
In the cities it's different .
Middle-aged widows, husbands dead,
1:04:56
husbands who ' ve spent their lives
making fortunes, working and working,
1:05:01
and then they die and leave their money
to their wives, their silly wives.
1:05:05
And what do the wives do,
these useless women?
1:05:09
You see them in the best hotels
every day by the thousands,
1:05:14
drinking the money, eating the money,
1:05:16
losing the money at bridge,
playing all day and all night,
1:05:19
smelling of money.
1:05:21
Proud of their jewellery,
but of nothing else.
1:05:25
Horrible, faded, fat, greedy women.
1:05:29
(Charlie)
But they're alive! They're human beings.
1:05:33
Are they? Are they, Charlie?
1:05:36
Are they human,
or are they fat, wheezing animals ? Hm ?
1:05:40
And what happens to animals when
they get too fat and too old?
1:05:45
Well, I seem to be making
my speech right here.
1:05:47
Don't talk about women like that
in front of my club! You'll be lynched.
1:05:53
That nice Mrs Potter's going to be there.
She was asking me about you.
1:05:58
The Greenes are bringing her here to
the party I'm having for you afterwards.