The Trouble with Harry
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:19:00
- How'd you know my name?
- It's on the pictures, isn't it?

:19:03
- It's not supposed to be readable.
- I can tell it's not supposed to be.

:19:07
They're very professional,
don't you think, Mrs Wiggs?

:19:10
Well, Miss Gravely,
all I know is nobody buys them.

:19:14
Thank you for your encouragement,
Miss Gravely.

:19:17
- Now I wonder how you know my name?
- Easy. Wiggy just said it.

:19:20
Wiggy. What a perfectly ridiculous
little nickname.

:19:23
Do you mind if I call you Wiggy,
Mrs Wiggs?

:19:26
Not if you pay all your bills
on time.

:19:28
Alright, Mr Marlowe,
Bacon, beans, cabbage,

:19:32
sugar, salt, tea, oleomargarine.
:19:36
- $1.95.
- And half a box of cigarettes.

:19:39
- Ah, yes. Ten cents, two five.
- That much?

:19:44
I don't seem to be able to find...
:19:47
I know, Mr Marlowe, as soon as
we sell some of your paintings.

:19:51
(Dog Barking)
:19:56
Let me make my position clear -
:19:57
Shhh.
:20:08
What do you think?
:20:11
I think it'll hold coffee.
:20:14
Will you try it, Mr Marlowe?
:20:24
Put your finger through the handle,
please.

:20:32
How about the size?
What about the handle?

:20:34
Hm?
:20:36
I mean, does it fit?
Is it the right finger size?

:20:39
It's my finger size.
:20:49
- I'll take it.
- Fifteen cents.

:20:52
- And the saucer?
- Ten.

:20:54
- That seems a fair price.
- What's important about finger size?

:20:58
I wanted to be certain
it would fit a man.


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