:17:02
l've thought and thought
about marrying you...
:17:04
every day, a lot of nights too.
:17:08
l've spent six years
on Project Albert.
:17:13
Well, now l haven't got the right.
:17:18
l can't otfer you security.
:17:22
A wonderful girl like you...
:17:28
you deserve more trom a husband
than just personality and good looks.
:17:39
But l'll always love you, Rosie.
:17:47
You'd better always
love me, you nut...
:17:52
because you're stuck with me.
:17:57
Now, you've always worried
about repaying your mother, right?
:18:01
Well, trom now on,
she'll be set for lite.
:18:04
She can sit around on her big tat trust
fund. We'll have our own little house--
:18:08
l don't care what Sullivan pays you.
No woman is supporting Albert Peterson.
:18:12
- You're not listening, darling.
- l am not a gigolo.
:18:15
Will you get to that piano
and start composing?
:18:19
- Mary, l want Kim McAtee, Ohio.
- l'm through composing.
:18:23
l was always through,
but now l know it.
:18:25
That's right. You're a biochemist,
but this is one song you can sell.
:18:29
- Huh?
- Okay, calI me back.
:18:31
- As l was saying, huh?
- Gee, you're slow today.
:18:33
Now, you are going to write
a song called ''One Last Kiss.''
:18:36
ls this Albert's floor
or is it the one below?
:18:41
''One Last Kiss.'' Now.
:18:44
Oh, one last kiss
There never was such bliss
:18:50
l love your dentifrice
:18:52
- A little too clinical, l think.
- Yeah, you're right, honey. Let's see.
:18:58
Mama? She's never been to the otfice
since she discovered canasta.