:30:05
It's really very flattering, Mr. Vanyi.
Isn't it, Georgie?
:30:08
Won't you tell me
who commissioned you to paint it?
:30:11
- I'm sorry, Miss Trellis.
- You're very stubborn.
:30:13
Yes. Now look here, Mr. Vanyi,
I'll pay you double. I want that portrait.
:30:18
Sorry, but my client is paying me
four times my usual fee.
:30:21
- Confound it, who is this client?
- The extra money is to keep me quiet.
:30:25
You see, Jim, it's no use.
:30:27
- But look here, l...
- Excuse me. That must be the transfer man.
:30:30
He can't do this to me.
One moment, Mr. Vanyi.
:30:34
We'll settle this here and now.
:30:38
Fanny, it's not like you.
:30:40
All these hours sitting for a portrait
you won't own...
:30:43
...for a man you don't even know.
Why did you do it?
:30:46
I think it's very romantic, Georgie.
An unknown admirer...
:30:49
...commissions the foremost
portrait painter of the day to paint me.
:30:53
And besides, as Mr. Vanyi said...
:30:55
...he offered to donate $ 1000
to my favorite charity.
:30:58
Oh, I see.
:31:00
Georgie, I was wondering...
:31:02
...would it be considered charity
if we use the money for Trippy?
:31:09
Well, a thousand dollars wouldn't help
much, so we might just as well be honest.
:31:14
By the way, have you heard
from Mr. Skeffington?
:31:17
I almost had lunch with him
several weeks ago.
:31:19
But it was the very day that war was
declared, and it spoiled everything.
:31:25
I must say, he's been decent.
He hasn't called me in all this time.
:31:28
- Sooner or later we've got to tell him.
- I suppose we have, Georgie.
:31:32
I've only been able to raise four,
$5000 and that's the limit.
:31:36
Goodness, I almost forgot.
I have a date with Janie Clarkson.
:31:40
Oh, how is Janie?
:31:42
I don't know.
Haven't seen her for months.
:31:44
I'll remember this, Mr. Vanyi.
:31:46
Fanny, this man's impossible. He won't
give me the slightest hint who it is.
:31:50
- Jim, I really don't care.
- Don't care?
:31:53
What if we walk into a saloon some day
and see you over the bar?
:31:57
- I doubt very much I'll ever get that drunk.
- Now, Fanny...