Cover Girl
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1:02:00
Mr. Coudair asked
that you be brought right in.

1:02:07
-Nice to see you, Mr. McGuire.
-Nice to see you too, Mr. Coudair.

1:02:11
l guess l'm a little mixed-up.
1:02:13
Your message said Rusty'd be here.
1:02:15
Yes, well, we changed plans
at the last minute, and we've--

1:02:19
Won't you sit down and have a drink?
1:02:21
Thanks.
1:02:24
Where is Rusty, Mr. Coudair?
1:02:29
l don't really know.
1:02:31
She and Mr. Wheaton had some sort of
an evening figured out, l understand.

1:02:37
This isn't the right direction
for Mr. Coudair's house.

1:02:40
You're being kidnapped. You like it?
1:02:44
You're not very complimentary.
You're not scared.

1:02:47
What are you talking about?
Aren't we going to a party?

1:02:50
Sure we are. But l just want to stop by
my theatre first for a couple of minutes.

1:02:55
l have kind of a problem that l thought
maybe you could help me with.

1:02:59
All right?
1:03:01
Why, l suppose so.
1:03:05
But won't Mr. Coudair wonder
where we are?

1:03:09
l don't think so. No.
1:03:13
Beauty like hers demands things,
Mr. McGuire:

1:03:15
Luxury, gentle living, money.
1:03:18
-l have these.
-Are you sure she wants them?

1:03:21
What beautiful young girl doesn't?
1:03:23
Have you given her the chance
to make up her own mind?

1:03:26
Have you?
1:03:30
That's fair enough.
Why don't we leave it up to her?

1:03:34
She won't leave you.
She's in love with you.

1:03:36
-l'm in love with her.
-l doubt that.

1:03:39
lf you were, you wouldn't let her
remain in obscurity.

1:03:42
Don't you think l'd make her go
if l thought she'd be happier with--?

1:03:47
No, Mr. Coudair, l don't believe
she would be.

1:03:50
l don't believe it for a minute. l--
1:03:59
Beautiful, isn't she?

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