:26:00
Not even bad-looking,
in a strange sort of way.
:26:03
But l have an engagement, and it's
not with you or at Rector.
:26:07
-But--
-l don't even know you.
:26:08
What's the difference?
This was meant to be. Can't you see?
:26:12
You don't belong in a dingy hole.
:26:14
You should be surrounded
by luxury, beauty, elegance.
:26:17
l can give you these things, Maribelle.
:26:20
Just climb aboard my magic carpet,
and away we'll go.
:26:26
From Rector's we went on to--
:26:29
Pardon me.
:26:33
Yes.
:26:36
Oh, dear, l forgot all about it.
:26:39
Yes, l'll look it over immediately.
:26:42
Thanks for reminding me.
:26:44
That advertising prospectus--
:26:48
That advertising prospectus
the lender sent over.
:26:51
Completely slipped my mind.
:26:53
-Good night.
-Hey, wait a minute.
:26:55
What does Maribelle got to do
with this kid? Are they related?
:26:58
l haven't the faintest idea.
:27:01
By the way, don't wait until tomorrow.
Send that child a wire tonight, will you?
:27:07
-Hello, Joe
-What do you know?
:27:09
-I just came back from a bing-bang show
-A sing and a dance
:27:12
-I'll take a chance
-Well, flippity-jippity
:27:14
-Let's go!
-Okay.
:27:20
Come on, pearl.
:27:25
-Oh, how l hate oysters.
-Ain't they repulsive?
:27:29
l don't get it.
:27:30
Every Friday night for the last
six months, they order oysters.
:27:34
Then they don't eat them.
:27:36
-We don't like oysters.
-Joe, we're looking for a pearl.
:27:39
The night we find that pearl,
that'll be it. lt'll be an omen.
:27:43
That'll be the time
when things break for all three of us.
:27:46
-You know what?
-What?
:27:48
l think it's a fake. l don't think
pearls comes from oysters.
:27:51
-Pearls don't come from oysters.
-How long since you left Harvard?
:27:55
Never heard of it. Be reasonable.
:27:57
How could a oyster give birth
to a pearl?