:29:01
What about dancing?
:29:03
What about lunch?
Beautiful lunches...
:29:05
- day after day after day after day?
- What about work?
:29:08
Beautiful work,
day after day after day?
:29:11
Why, Miss Hunt,
the way you talk.
:29:13
You'd think I was
in love with you.
:29:21
Yes, Laura,
I heard everything he said.
:29:27
I went to call for you.
:29:30
I'm sorry, Waldo.
:29:32
And that reminds me.
:29:37
Old Mother Hubbard has
something in the cupboard.
:29:42
The results of
my private investigation...
:29:44
of that sterling character,
Mr. Shelby Carpenter.
:29:49
By stooping so low, you only
degrade yourself, Waldo.
:29:53
Did you know that he almost went to jail
for passing rubber checks...
:29:56
that he was suspected of stealing
his hostess's jewels...
:29:59
when he was a houseguest
in Virginia?
:30:01
Naturally they'd suspect him,
because he isn't rich.
:30:05
Those are only insinuations...
:30:07
the cheapest kind.
:30:09
These aren't only
insinuations, my dear.
:30:12
There you are.
Read them.
:30:16
What of it?
:30:18
I know his faults.
A man can change, can't he?
:30:22
People are always ready
to hold out a hand to slap you down...
:30:25
but never to pick you up.
:30:27
All right,
I'm helping Shelby.
:30:29
His past is his own affair.
:30:32
I only care about the present.
:30:35
Speaking of the changed Mr. Carpenter
in the present tense...
:30:39
he's now running around
with a model from your own office.
:30:42
Her name is Diane Redfern.
:30:47
I'm closer to despising you
than I thought I ever would be.
:30:57
I'm sorry. I should have
told you before.