:37:04
I think I do,
but...
:37:08
Come here.
:37:10
I want to kiss you
so badly.
:37:12
But if you did,
the way things are right now,
:37:17
I might say something
I wouldn't really mean.
:37:21
That's why
I want to kiss you.
:37:25
That's my phone.
:37:30
Hello?
Miss Meredith's residence.
:37:34
- Who, Mr. Loomis?
- She's not in.
:37:38
She isn't in, Mr. Loomis.
No, not even if it's important.
:37:43
What? A job?
:37:45
l... I have to find out.
It could be something.
:37:51
Yes, Mr. Loomis?
:37:53
You look good with
a St. Bernard dog.
The St. Bernard dog?
:37:56
Yes. Uh-huh.
:37:58
Well, that's you
in the picture, isn't it?
:38:01
Sprinkling flea powder?
:38:03
All right, well, I'm here
with David Edwards.
:38:06
David...
Edwards, yes.
:38:08
You know,
the prize-winning playwright.
:38:10
He saw that picture
in a magazine.
:38:12
He's looking for a girl with
that certain je ne sais quoi
for his new play.
:38:16
That certain something
you managed to get
with the dog.
:38:19
It's not a big part, I know...
If this is one of
your jokes, Mr. Loomis...
:38:23
Jokes? So help me,
I'm only thinking
percentage-wise.
:38:26
The part calls for
about...
Two and a half.
:38:28
Two-fifty a week.
:38:31
I left the script with
my secretary. Can you
pick it up immediately?
:38:34
Uh, yes.
Yes, Mr. Loomis.
:38:37
Yes.
:38:39
He wants me
to pick up a script;
I'm to audition tomorrow.
:38:41
And you're going
down there?
Of course.
:38:43
Even after what
happened last time?
This has
nothing to do with Loomis.
:38:47
I'm to audition
for David Edwards.
How do you know that?
:38:50
I know. I just know.
:38:52
But do you know if he's
gonna be any different
than Loomis?
No, I don't.
:38:56
I don't want you to go.
Don't you realize what
this could mean to me?