:30:02
- Here's the young lady.
- Nadine.
:30:04
Darling, I was so excited
when I got your message.
:30:07
- When did you get in town?
- I got in this morning.
:30:10
I can recommend fillet of sole meuniere.
:30:14
- Monsieur had that last night.
- Last night?
:30:16
- We'll order later.
- Very well. I'll remove this.
:30:19
We're expecting someone else.
:30:21
- Luncheon for three?
- Who's joining us?
:30:24
Someone who's very important
to both of us.
:30:26
Johnny, I'm going to meet your father.
:30:30
Look, Nadine, our future is so far away.
:30:33
I have years of school ahead of me...
:30:36
I thought you were almost finished
with law school.
:30:38
I am, I am. But I've decided
to become a doctor.
:30:44
I'll wait.
:30:49
Well, it's liable to be a tough struggle.
:30:53
I won't inherit any of my father's money
until I'm at least...
:30:57
...fifty-five.
- Fifty-five? That's an odd arrangement.
:31:01
Well, Father was very eccentric.
He hated children.
:31:06
Oh, I love children.
:31:09
Maybe you could adopt one.
:31:11
- There he is.
- Hello, Johnny.
:31:13
Donald. If you'll forgive me,
I have an oral psychology exam.
:31:16
You what? You'll flunk it.
:31:22
Hello, Nadine.
:31:23
I'm glad you're here, Don.
Sit down, won't you?
:31:26
- Thanks.
- I've been wanting to talk to you.
:31:29
You have?
:31:30
You look tired.
:31:32
Breaking in new routines.
You remember it.
:31:35
It seems years ago.
:31:37
I can tell you how many minutes it's been.
:31:40
Is the gentleman coming back?
:31:42
Yes, but not for lunch.
:31:45
Luncheon for two?
:31:47
We have some very fine
broiled lamb chops today.
:31:50
We'll order later. Thank you.
:31:52
Very good, monsieur.
:31:56
It's...
:31:58
...very nice to see you.
:31:59
I've been hearing about your new act.