Madigan

1:11:00

- What?
- I still think you're nuts for going.

1:11:02

Suppose somebody sees you?
Like some of the top brass?

1:11:05

They wouldn't believe it.

1:11:21

- Good evening, Mr Madigan.
- Good evening.

1:11:22

Nice to have you with us. Mrs Madigan
is in suite 1004. I'll think you'll like it.

1:11:27

- Good. Have you got a extra key?
- Oh, certainly, Mr Madigan.

1:11:33

- If there's anything we can do, let us know.
- Thank you very much.

1:11:49

- Dan!
- Hi, darling.

1:11:52

Well!

1:12:04

That feels good.
I've been on a starvation diet.

1:12:08

- Where have you been keeping yourself?
- Oh, you're comical.

1:12:13

- Did you find him?
- Who?

1:12:16

- The man you lost.
- Uh-huh.

1:12:18

But I have to leave early tonight.
There may be a break in the case.

1:12:23

Early? What about me?

1:12:25

Don't worry,
the party will be full of friendly bachelors,

1:12:29

good for a few extra dances
and a ride back to the hotel.

1:12:34

- Fine. We can shop for him together.
- Not bad for free.

1:12:37

Not bad.

1:12:39

- I guess they want to keep our business.
- I guess so.

1:12:43

What'll you have? Apples? Pears? Bananas?
Scotch? Bourbon? Or just plain ice?

1:12:47

I'll have you, with a wee bit of
Scotch, not on the rocks.

1:12:52

Better be careful.
Hotel rooms do something to me.

1:12:56

I know.

1:12:59

- Let's make it a good party, starting now.
- OK. I'm for that.