:11:07
Toni?
:11:08
Igor, I want you to call Julian for me
in the morning, before he gets that letter.
:11:13
- Why don't you call him yourself?
- In the first place, I'll be sleeping.
:11:17
And second place,
I don't want to give him the satisfaction...
:11:20
...of hearing me cry.
:11:22
Why not throw a scare into him?
He deserves it.
:11:24
He's liable to call the cops or something.
Will you do it?
:11:27
Yes.
:11:28
He's in the book.
Julian Winston, D.D.S., Fifth Avenue.
:11:31
Julian Winston, D.D.S., Fifth Avenue.
:11:35
What'll I say to him?
:11:36
Tell him I'm alive
and I never want to see him again...
:11:39
...as long as I live!
:11:53
Dr. Winston's office. Who?
:11:57
Igor Sullivan? Is it about an appointment?
:12:00
I'm sorry, Mr. Sullivan,
but the doctor's with a patient right now.
:12:04
If you'll just give me the message.
:12:07
If you insist on speaking to him,
then you'll have to call back later.
:12:12
One lousy caramel,
and the whole damned filling come out.
:12:15
Mrs. Durant, it was a temporary filling,
and you were warned to be careful.
:12:20
Caramels!
:12:21
Good heavens,
I've given up everything else.
:12:23
- Is the doctor ready for me?
- He was 20 minutes ago.
:12:26
But since you were late,
he gave your time to another patient.
:12:30
- 'Morning, Miss Dickinson.
- Thank you, Howard.
:12:33
Would you please tell the doctor
I'm in a hurry?
:12:36
- Charles is expecting me in half an hour.
- Charles?
:12:39
Mr. Charles, the hairdresser.
Today he's taking care of me personally.
:12:42
I can't keep him waiting.
:12:44
Really, Mrs. Durant, your teeth
are more important than your hair.
:12:48
You really believe that, don't you?
:12:51
Sad.