1:31:09
Good morning, madam.
1:31:11
Congratulations, Hudson.
I hear you're married now.
1:31:14
Well, in a way, yes.
1:31:16
Hudson, what do you mean?
1:31:18
The marriage has not yet
been consummated.
1:31:22
- What is she, an American?
- No, madam, she is from Hong Kong.
1:31:25
- Chinese?
- I shouldn't think so, madam.
1:31:29
She is a Russian emigré.
1:31:31
- Well, I should like to meet her.
- I'll do my best, madam.
1:31:37
Well.
1:31:39
Hudson, it seems as though
your wife has disappeared.
1:31:43
Oh, that's awful.
Poor Hudson.
1:31:46
- I was beginning to grow
very fond of her.
- What have you done to the lady?
1:31:50
Oh, nothing, madam.
The marriage was never consummated.
1:31:53
You've got "consummated"
on the brain.
1:31:58
- I think I'll go ashore
and do some shopping.
- I think I'll go with you, Harvey.
1:32:02
Don't go yet, Ogden.
1:32:04
I've just ordered lunch,
and there's one or two things
I'd like to discuss with you.
1:32:07
I'll stay and have something with you.
What has madam ordered?
1:32:10
- A consummated soup, sir.
- What's that?
1:32:12
Consommé, sir.
1:32:15
- Cold chicken, asparagus
and a bottle of Chablis.
- I'll have the same.
1:32:19
- I'll see you both later.
- The Waikiki Hotel at 5.30
for cocktails.
1:32:24
Uh, you may go, Hudson.
1:32:29
- Did you hear from Washington?
- I got this letter this morning.
1:32:34
Here's the substance of it:
1:32:36
"To allay rumours of divorce,
Martha and you should return
to the States together.
1:32:40
I advise this because of my
great affection for you both."
Etc., etc., etc.
1:32:45
So.
1:32:47
If this arrangement
doesn't work out...
1:32:51
how will it affect
my divorce settlement?
1:32:53
You can put that in escrow.
1:32:56
Unfortunately, the only interest I have
is money, having had no children.