:27:01
Well, she's very attractive, but I won't
pursue the subject any further.
:27:06
Excuse me.
:27:08
Hello.
:27:10
Yeah.
:27:12
What is it now?
:27:14
Buy 10,000 at 23 and a half.
:27:18
Mr. Skeffington, please forgive me
for being so curious...
:27:21
...but it sounds very important.
:27:23
- Ten thousand what?
- Ten thousand shares of steel.
:27:26
What's the 23 and a half?
:27:28
Twenty-three and a half dollars a share.
:27:31
Ten thousand at 23 and a half?
:27:34
Oh, well, if you're that casual about money,
I'll let you buy the dozen tickets after all.
:27:41
You know, the Trellis fortune
was made and lost here...
:27:44
...and I've never once
seen the stock exchange.
:27:46
I'd be glad to show you
around some time.
:27:49
That's very nice of you,
but isn't it a little vague?
:27:52
Could you make it right now?
:27:55
I have an engagement with Janie Clarkson,
but we don't like each other...
:27:59
...so she probably won't be there, either.
:28:02
In that case, would you like
to have lunch with me?
:28:05
Oh, I'd be delighted.
:28:06
Then could I come back here
and see all this?
:28:09
If you wish. Shall we go to the Waldorf?
:28:11
Not the Waldorf.
:28:13
That's where I'm not having lunch
with Janie Clarkson.
:28:26
Yes?
:28:28
What?
:28:30
When?
:28:33
What is happening, Mr. Skeffington?
:28:42
- Terrible.
- What's terrible?
:28:45
They've declared war.
:28:47
War?
:28:53
Get all our branch offices on the phone.
Keep a wire open to Washington.
:28:59
Hello, Casey,
keep me informed on wheat.