1:13:03
Would you?
1:13:05
Garçon, due caffè, per favore.
1:13:08
- Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas.
1:13:10
- Night, David.
- Night. Thank you again.
1:13:13
Don't forget the school benefit meeting
a week from Tuesday.
1:13:17
- All right.
- Night.
1:13:26
Why don't you call again
and see if they've heard anything?
1:13:29
OK.
1:13:31
I can't imagine where she'd be
if she didn't come here.
1:13:34
She's probably riding
around the subway, poor kid.
1:13:42
Melton Hotel?
May I speak to Mrs Boyd in 3729?
1:13:46
Some Christmas for her, I'll say.
1:13:48
- Hello?
- Mrs Boyd, this is Marian Gilbert.
1:13:52
- Have you heard anything?
- No. That's what I was calling you about.
1:13:56
No, but I've called the police
and the Missing Persons Bureau.
1:14:00
I'm sure she's all right.
1:14:02
You might also be interested in the fact
that I had a word with Mr Orient.
1:14:06
You called Mr Orient?
1:14:08
We won't have to worry
about him any more.
1:14:11
- What did you say to him?
- I can't discuss it now.
1:14:14
I'm awaiting a call from Mrs Hambler.
Good night, dear.
1:14:24
I don't care if she is her mother.
It was a crummy thing to do.
1:14:29
Poor Val.
1:14:32
She really loves him very much.
1:14:34
I know. I went through exactly
the same thing with John Barrymore.
1:14:38
- Who?
- What did you say?
1:14:42
I said who's he,
this guy you went through it with?
1:14:45
You mean you don't know
who John Barrymore was?
1:14:48
No.
1:14:50
- You've never even heard his name?
- No.
1:14:57
Excuse me. It's later than I think.