:41:05
Thank you, Eve. I'd like a martini, very dry.
:41:08
I'll get it.
:41:12
- What'll you have?
- A milk shake?
:41:16
A martini, very dry, please.
:41:22
- The party's on the first floor.
- Hi, Bill.
:41:25
- Hello, Mrs Richards.
- How are you, dear?
:41:27
Good evening, Mr Richards. Mr Fabian.
:41:30
- May I have your coat?
- I'll take it up.
:41:33
- Please.
- Thank you.
:41:35
- Hi.
- Hi, Margo.
:41:38
- The house looks lovely.
- I like that girl.
:41:41
That quality of quiet graciousness.
:41:43
Among so many quiet qualities.
:41:46
Shall we?
:41:48
- It's made me so happy your taking Eve in.
- I'm so happy you're happy.
:41:53
You haven't been running a settlement house
exactly. The kid has earned her way.
:41:58
You had a mixed-up inventory
when she took over.
:42:00
Merchandise laying all over the shop.
:42:03
- You mixed Margo up with a five-and-ten.
- Make it Bergdorf Goodman.
:42:06
Everything on its proper shelf, eh, Max?
All done up in little ribbons.
:42:10
I could die right now
and nobody'd be confused.
:42:13
- How aboutyou, Max?
- How about me what?
:42:15
Suppose you dropped dead.
What aboutyour inventory?
:42:18
I ain't going to drop dead. Not with the heat.
:42:23
This is the most ghoulish conversation.
:42:25
- Thank you.
- Nothing.
:42:28
Max!
:42:30
Fife!
:42:32
"The kid" will be down in a minute, unless
you'd like to take her drink up to her.
:42:36
I can get a fresh one...
Karen, you're a Gibson girl.
:42:40
The general atmosphere is very Macbethish.
:42:43
- What has or is about to happen?
- What is he talking about?
:42:46
- Macbeth.
- We've seen you like this before.
:42:49
Is it over or is it just beginning?