:38:00
For you, mrs. Bromley,
and a merry christmas.
:38:03
Mrs. Bromley:
Thank you.
:38:04
And now-oh, charlie.
A present from santa claus.
:38:08
And a very merry-
:38:14
kingsby:
Who invited him?
:38:15
Adrienne: I did.
:38:18
Marlowe: Full
of the christmas spirit, aren't you, mr. Kingsby?
:38:20
This is a private party
for my staff and my writers and my artists.
:38:25
You don't look
very frostbitten.
:38:27
Disappointed?
:38:28
What are you
talking about?
:38:30
Who's the present
for, snowman?
:38:31
You, sweetheart,
and you're going to love it.
:38:34
Can we be alone?
:38:35
Oh, by all means.
Go somewhere and be alone, you two.
:38:37
Use my office,
and if you need anything, just ring.
:38:41
Thanks, santa claus.
:39:02
What is this?
:39:03
How did you get back
from the lake so soon?
:39:07
Fast dog team.
:39:08
You seem to forget
my position around here.
:39:10
You couldn't have made
more of a scene out there.
:39:13
I hired you. You're to
report to me confidentially.
:39:16
Yes, and i'm loving
every minute of it.
:39:20
What's in the package?
:39:22
Why don't you open it?
:39:26
I've been
looking for you, miss fromsett.
:39:28
Yes, buster?
:39:29
Well, this
is christmastime, miss fromsett,
:39:31
and, well, i've
been working here for almost a year now,
:39:32
and, well, would you
think i was awful if i asked you for a kiss?
:39:37
Why, i...
:39:38
marlowe: Go on, kiss him.
You're full of charity.
:39:44
Thank you,
miss fromsett.
:39:45
I've waited
all year for that.
:39:47
You've had
your christmas, son.
:39:49
Beat it.
And tell your boss not to send a boy in
:39:52
to do a man's work.
:39:56
Whose is it?
:39:58
Lavery's dead.