:50:00
Baseball?
:50:06
I know who it is.
:50:14
- How about dinner?
- No, thanks, Bob. I've just had dinner.
:50:17
I'd like to drop over and say hello.
:50:19
- When?
- Right away, if it's okay.
:50:22
- Where are you now?
- Downtown, on Market.
:50:24
- When would you get here?
- About 20 minutes.
:50:27
Twenty minutes? All right. Bye.
:50:31
Bob'll be here in 20 minutes.
:50:33
It's better to let him come up.
He'll start suspecting something if I don't.
:50:37
Don't worry. I can get rid of him.
I've known him a long time.
:50:42
We still have time to finish our coffee.
:50:45
It'll be all right.
:50:47
You can go up to the bedroom.
He won't look up there.
:50:50
It's gotten so he depends on seeing me.
:50:52
I wish I knew of some way to break it off
without hurting him...
:50:55
but all I can do is wait for him
to get tired of coming.
:50:58
Madge knows he comes here.
She even thought it was funny.
:51:03
At the same time,
she told me what a cheap, selfish...
:51:06
worthless, no-good fiancé he was.
:51:08
She doesn't want him.
:51:09
It's just, she doesn't want him
to have anything. Not even my friendship.
:51:13
I can't understand Madge.
:51:16
It seems that causing unhappiness
is the only thing that gives her happiness.
:51:23
That's the door.
It can't be Bob. It's too early.
:51:26
You hurry upstairs.
I'll put the cups away and see who it is.
:51:49
Irene, you've got to help me.
:51:50
The paper says
Parry killed George Fellsinger.
:51:52
If he killed George, he'll kill me, too,
to get even for what I said at the trial.
:51:57
- Why not leave town till they find him?
- He knows where I live.