:10:02
- It must be important.
- Not so important it can't wait till morning.
:10:05
You get rid of him. I won't see him.
:10:12
Georgie, what do you think of that?
:10:14
I think you and I had better
speak to Skeffington.
:10:17
- But what will we tell him about Trippy?
- Oh, I'll try and think of some lie or other.
:10:22
No, never mind. I'll think of one.
:10:25
Trippy's kept me in practice.
:10:36
Georgie, don't look so worried.
:10:49
- Good evening.
- Hello.
:10:50
Fanny, you look beautiful.
:10:52
You look more like
a statesman every day.
:10:54
Really, Fanny?
:10:57
My cousin George just arrived,
and for some reason or other...
:11:00
...we must be kind to him.
:11:02
George, this is Mr. Morrison,
Mr. Thatcher and Mr. Conderley.
:11:05
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:11:10
Thank you.
:11:12
Would you please excuse us?
:11:15
Will you go speak to Skeffington? I'll be
right in. I must apologize to my guests.
:11:20
Fanny.
:11:21
Hello, Chester, darling.
:11:23
- Fanny.
- Chester.
:11:25
Evening, Dr. Parker.
Forgive me for being so late.
:11:28
Fanny.
:11:36
- Good evening.
- Good evening.
:11:38
Mr. Skeffington?
I'm George Trellis, Trippy's cousin.
:11:41
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:11:43
- I didn't know you were having a party.
- Quite all right. It must be very important.
:11:47
I'm afraid it's extremely important.
:11:51
Yes.
:11:52
- Cigarette?
- No, thank you.
:11:56
Good evening, Mr. Skeffington.
:11:58
Miss Trellis, Trippy's sister.