:11:03
- Just a moment, please.
- Good morning.
:11:06
Oh, Dr Fulton. Mr Oxly
would like to see you in his office.
:11:10
Thank you.
:11:17
- Good morning, Dr Fulton.
- Good morning. Aren´t you here early?
:11:21
Oh, yes. Mr Oxly´s been complaining
about my punctuation,
:11:25
so l´m careful to get here before nine.
:11:28
Mr Oxly´s on the telephone.
Won´t you sit down?
:11:32
I´m glad we have a moment.
I have something I want to show you.
:11:36
For instance?
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Isn´t it wonderful?
:11:42
- I beg your pardon?
- The nonrip stockings you invented.
:11:46
Oh! The N-41 acetate project.
:11:49
This is an experimental pair,
the first out of the factory.
:11:52
- Aren´t you proud?
- Turned out rather well.
:11:54
I´ll say. You can´t tear ´em or snag ´em
or anything, no matter how hard you try.
:11:59
- You´d be amazed, Doctor.
- Oh, no, I wouldn´t.
:12:01
I´ve done a lot of experimenting with this kind
ofthing. But l´m through with all of that now.
:12:07
- Oh, Mr Oxly. Dr Fulton´s here.
:12:10
- Good morning, sir.
- Good morning. You can come in now,
:12:13
- ifyou´re not too busy.
- Miss Laurel was showing me her acetates.
:12:17
Yes... No calls, please.
:12:19
Yes, sir.
:12:21
- Barnaby, I want to talk to you.
- Yes, sir.
:12:23
I´m very much interested
in this new experiment ofyours.
:12:27
As a matter offact, l´m all steamed up
about it. How´s it coming?
:12:30
Our problem is to increase
the efficiency ofthe formula.
:12:33
- Could be quite a thing.
- I stumbled onto something
:12:36
- that may be of help.
- That´s good news.
:12:38
Oh, I wanted you to see
this advertising layout.
:12:41
I want your opinion. We jumped the gun
a little, but I thought we´d better be ready.
:12:47
Well, why B-4?
:12:49
´´Be-fore´´, as in ´´before and after´´.
:12:52
Emphasises the youth angle.
:12:54
Get it?
:12:56
- What´s the vulture doing?
- That´s a phoenix, a mythical bird,
:12:59
rising out ofthe ashes of age.