:25:02
In tennis.
:25:04
The trouble with David is, he doesn't
have to study. He's too bright.
:25:08
- David does alright, very much so.
- Thank you.
:25:11
- How's Mrs Kentley?
- As usual. It's a cold this time.
:25:16
I hope David arrives soon.
She wants him to call her.
:25:19
David's her only child, Mr Kentley.
:25:21
He's my only child too,
but I'm willing to let him grow up.
:25:25
Why don't I call
and tell her he's been detained.
:25:27
- No, you mustn't pamper her.
- David might have stopped to see her.
:25:30
- Mr Kentley?
- May I use the phone?
:25:32
- Of course. It's in the bedroom.
- How cosy.
:25:34
- Aren't you ready for another?
- I will be.
:25:39
I am, thank you.
:25:41
(Henry) What a charming young man.
l wish David saw more of him.
:25:44
(Janet) Yes. l'll go and call.
:25:47
Kenneth,
there's too much air in your glass.
:25:50
- Mine's fine, thanks.
- Would you mind taking this in to Janet?
:25:53
Sure. Why?
:25:55
No particular reason. I thought you'd like
to take it to her. She's in the bedroom.
:25:59
- Then you'd like David to walk in.
- No, that'd be too much of a shock.
:26:04
(Atwater) - When were you born?
(Phillip) - July 14.
:26:06
- Can you really tell my future from that?
- I'm only an amateur astrologer.
:26:10
- I'm sure you're very good.
- I do my best.
:26:13
I suppose you want to know
if your concert will be a success.
:26:16
- Yes, I do.
- Let me see now.
:26:19
You were born on the 1 4th of July.
:26:22
You're Cancer, the crab.
You're a moon child.
:26:25
You're very much influenced
by the moon. May I see your hand?
:26:30
You don't remember the hour
of your birth, by any chance?
:26:32
No.
:26:35
Good fingers, strong, artistic.
:26:39
What about the concert?
:26:42
These hands will bring you great fame.
:26:50
(Henry) Well, l consider myself
a very fortunate man today.
:26:53
- l'm on hand for the grand opening.
(Brandon) - Of what?
:26:56
- Of your collection, so to speak.
- Oh yes, of course.
:26:59
(Atwater)
Are you going to play? How lovely.