:47:02
It's friends that count.
:47:04
- And I have friends.
- I love you, Max. I really mean it.
:47:09
I love you.
:47:11
Come to the pantry.
:47:14
She loves me like a father. Also, she's loaded.
:47:32
There you are, Maxie dear.
:47:34
One good burp
and you'll be rid of that Miss Caswell.
:47:37
The situation I'm in ain't the kind
you can belch your way out of.
:47:40
- I made a promise.
- To Miss Caswell? What?
:47:44
For an audition for this part we are replacing.
:47:46
What's her name? Your sister?
:47:48
- One?
- No, two, please.
:47:51
If she can act, she might not be bad.
:47:53
She looks like she might
burn down a plantation.
:47:56
Right now, I feel like
there is one burning in me.
:47:59
- When's the audition?
- A couple of weeks.
:48:02
Tell you what. Why don't I read with her?
:48:06
- Would you?
- Anything to help you out, Max.
:48:09
Now that's cooperation. I appreciate it.
:48:12
Not at all. And now you
can do me a great favour.
:48:16
Just name it.
:48:18
Give Eve Harrington a job in your office.
:48:25
You get quick action, don'tyou?
:48:27
I wouldn't think of taking
that girl away from you.
:48:30
You said yourself my inventory was in shape,
all my merchandise put away.
:48:35
To keep her here with nothing to do,
I'd be standing in her way.
:48:38
- And you need her, Max.
- What will she do?
:48:41
She'd be a great help. She'd read scripts,
:48:44
interview people you have to see,
get rid of those you don't have to.
:48:48
You'd be a man of leisure, Maxie.
:48:51
- Well...
- Think of your health.
:48:53
More time to relax
in the fresh air at a racetrack.
:48:57
- I don't think it's such a good idea.
- Promise?