:24:17
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
:24:19
- May I see Mr. Skeffington, please?
- Your name, please?
:24:22
Miss Trellis.
:24:24
Miss Anderson, there's a Miss Trellis
here to see Mr. Skeffington.
:24:28
Yes, ma'am.
:24:30
- Would you wait a moment, please?
- Thank you.
:24:41
Will you try to locate Mr. Skeffington?
He's on the exchange floor.
:24:45
- Yes, Miss Anderson.
- Supply and demand are hypothetical.
:24:48
The thing to look out...
:24:50
- Mr. Skeffington.
- How do you do, Miss Trellis? I didn't...
:24:54
- Why didn't you tell me she was here?
- But...
:24:56
That's quite all right, Mr. Skeffington...
:24:59
...considering the fact that I'm
completely unexpected and uninvited.
:25:03
- Won't you come in?
- Thank you.
:25:20
Mr. Skeffington, I want you to know
I didn't come here to talk about Trippy.
:25:24
Good. It's a painful subject.
:25:26
- Won't you sit down?
- Thank you.
:25:35
Cigar?
:25:38
Oh, I'm sorry. It's automatic.
All my visitors are men.
:25:41
I see.
:25:45
Now, what can I do for you?
:25:47
Mr. Skeffington, I came to ask you if you
would buy some tickets for a bazaar...
:25:52
...or a musical...
:25:53
...or it might even be a picnic.
- It's for some charity, I suppose.
:25:57
Yes, it's for the Children's Hospital
or the Home for the Aged.