:17:03
Where are you takin' me?
:17:05
Jenny?
:17:06
A gentleman to see you.
:17:09
Me? I do not know this man.
:17:12
What does he want?
:17:14
I'm here as a representative
of George Pratt.
:17:17
Oh, him.
:17:19
You'll be happy to hear...
:17:21
I'm here to fetch you back
for the wedding.
:17:24
The wedding?
:17:26
I'm sorry, it is impossible.
:17:28
The engagement with George Pratt...
:17:30
is long over.
:17:31
This letter will explain everything.
:17:33
At least, it ought to.
:17:35
It took two weeks to write it.
:17:38
What are those packages for?
:17:40
Those are the presents
for the bride...
:17:43
and that's not all of them.
:17:46
The important ones
are back in the hotel.
:17:49
But it is over.
:17:51
I am married.
:17:53
This... is my husband.
:17:55
Married?
:17:56
Show him the ring, madam.
:17:58
Well, that stupid lunkhead George!
:18:01
Pinin' away
for three years for you.
:18:04
He never laid
a finger on anybody...
:18:07
just holdin' himself for her.
:18:09
$1 million?
:18:11
Is this...
:18:12
Is this true about the strike?
:18:14
Sure, he struck it.
:18:16
A lot of good it'll do him...
:18:19
sittin' on a pile of gold...
:18:22
moanin' for his two-timin' fiancée.
:18:24
$1 million?
:18:26
Yes.
:18:27
Ah.
:18:28
I never met a woman yet...
:18:31
that was half
as reliable as a horse.
:18:34
Please, sir, this way out.
:18:36
The back door.
:18:37
I never use it.