:21:03
- You can't smoke here.
- We're looking for Earl Pfeiffer.
:21:05
He's in the booth. I'll take it, lady.
:21:07
Thank you.
:21:10
Wait a minute.
:21:15
Oh, hi, Earl. Okay to come in?
:21:17
Sure, Jerry, sure.
:21:20
It's all right, Mae. Come on in.
:21:28
Mae, this is Earl Pfeiffer,
and this is Mae Doyle.
:21:32
- My pleasure, Miss Doyle.
- Jerry's talked of you.
:21:35
He didn't find anything
good to say about me, did he?
:21:37
You never can tell.
:21:39
Sit down, relax.
:21:42
I'll be out of this submarine
in two shakes.
:21:48
Like the show?
:21:50
She's beautiful.
:21:52
Who, that celluloid angel you just saw?
:21:56
Gotta cut her up a little bit.
She'd look more interesting.
:22:01
Cut her up?
:22:03
Didn't you ever wanna
cut up a beautiful dame?
:22:07
No.
:22:09
Jeremiah, you're a simple man.
:22:13
Don't mind me, Miss Doyle.
I'm a chatterbug.
:22:17
Earl knows some of
the movie stars in person.
:22:20
Handle them all day.
:22:22
- Art.
- Yeah.
:22:24
- It's your night to wrap up.
- Yeah, I know.
:22:27
Let's get out of this sweatbox.
:22:30
I need a drink.
What do you need, Miss Doyle?
:22:33
Well, let's say a drink.
:22:42
You think beer has
a food value, Miss Doyle?
:22:44
I couldn't say.
:22:46
- You don't talk much, do you?
- It depends.
:22:49
I could drink beer all night.
:22:52
Is your wife very pretty?
:22:54
Who says I have a wife?
And who says she's pretty?
:22:57
Oh, I imagine you're the kind of a man who
likes the woman he marries to be pretty.