:12:09
-l see you like swing music.
-Yes, legitimate swing.
:12:13
l wanted you to see this.
:12:14
lt was printed in the Record
at the time of your trial.
:12:19
''Letters to the Editor.''
:12:21
''l think it's time someone spoke up
on behalf of Vincent Parry.
:12:25
''The prosecution daily steers away
from the facts of the case...
:12:27
''makes every effort to picture Parry
as an unfaithful husband, a vicious killer.
:12:32
''l know nothing
of Parry's marital difficulties...
:12:35
''or the finality of the evidence of murder...
:12:37
''but l do know he is being
treated shamefully in the papers.
:12:41
''l don't know this man, but l, for one,
protest your scandal-sheet tactics.''
:12:46
Signed, lrene Jansen.
:12:49
Why, that's you.
:12:52
-Why did you write this?
-l suspected you were getting a raw deal.
:12:56
When l get excited about something,
l give it everything l have.
:13:00
l'm funny that way.
:13:01
But this is no good for you,
and it's certainly no good for me.
:13:04
The police will be busy
while l'm doing nothing.
:13:06
But you have a little time, Vincent.
:13:13
Hello?
:13:14
-lt's Bob.
-Hello, Bob.
:13:15
-Like to have dinner?
-l'm sorry, not tonight.
:13:18
Got a date?
:13:19
Not a date.
l just want to finish some sketches.
:13:22
-s+omebody there to help?
-No, just alone.
:13:25
You're making me jealous. l'll bet--
:13:27
Don't talk like that, Bob. lt's not true.
:13:31
Call me tomorrow night, about 7:00.
:13:33
-Okay.
-Bye.
:13:38
l'm getting out. That phone call did it.
:13:40
But l didn't want to see him, anyway.
:13:42
There'll be times you will,
and l'll be in the way.
:13:45
-l'm going.
-Wait until tonight, please.
:13:49
You can't go out dressed like that.
Let me get you some good clothes.
:13:52
The police won't look so closely
at a well-dressed man.
:13:55
Now, what size suit?
:13:58
Forty, l guess.
:13:59
-Shirt?
-Fifteen and a half, 34 sleeve.