:02:01
Got a new load today. Right off the boat.
:02:03
Right out of the bathtub, you mean.
Come on, Fanny.
:02:06
- Hi, Mac. Glad to see you.
- Louie. Got a good table?
:02:08
I'll make a good table.
Throw somebody out.
:02:11
This way, please.
:02:20
Thank you.
:02:22
- I'll see that you get the special stuff, Mac.
- Thanks, Louie.
:02:26
Mac, is this one of your places?
:02:28
I don't know. I may have a piece of it.
:02:31
Cigarette?
:02:32
No, thank you. I have my special kind.
:02:35
My, my.
:02:38
Beautiful. Beautiful.
:02:41
- Ain't she beautiful?
- Yeah. Sure, sure.
:02:44
I got a friend I want you to see.
:02:46
I mean, I want him to see you.
:02:49
Okay. Beat it, beat it.
:02:51
Beat it?
:02:53
That's just the trouble
with all you husbands.
:02:55
You're all alike. You're selfish.
:02:58
You wait here, honey. I'll be right back.
I want this fella to see you.
:03:04
Do you think we look like
husband and wife, Mac?
:03:07
We look more like it
than you and Skeffington do.
:03:10
I've been keeping tab on that husband
of yours. I've got plenty on him.
:03:13
- On Job?
- Yeah.
:03:15
- Women.
- Don't be silly.
:03:17
No fooling.
:03:19
You think all these years he's been sitting
at home in a pair of slippers?
:03:23
- He's always home when I get home.
- He's got a faster car, that's all.
:03:26
- Oh, Mac.
- You'll see.
:03:29
Look, Fanny...
:03:31
...l'm a guy who likes
to call a spade a spade.
:03:34
Why do you stick together? You haven't
meant a thing to each other for years.
:03:38
- Mac, really I'd rather not talk about it.
- I wanna talk about it.
:03:41
Well, you see, Mac...
:03:43
...l'm a girl who believes
in keeping her marriage vows.
:03:47
Champagne. Just the thing
for my guilty conscience.
:03:51
What've you got
a guilty conscience about?
:03:53
I broke a date with Janie Clarkson
to come here tonight.