:33:13
l'm sorry, madam.
:33:17
Check everything else
very carefully.
:33:20
lnspect the lining
of the bags and the cases.
:33:24
-Make a list.
-Yes, sir.
:33:27
Sorry, fella.
:33:29
l'd like to change that
declaration, please, officer.
:33:31
l beg of you.
My husband will--
:33:34
OFFlCER: Madam, please sit down.
This might take some time.
:33:37
When will they learn?
:33:39
The duty would have been
1/10 of the fine.
:33:42
You are amazing. l never
would have suspected her.
:33:46
Well, after 30 years,
you kind of know.
:33:49
First l look in their eyes,
then the luggage.
:33:52
Thanks for coming.
:33:53
Now, may l ask you
another favor?
:33:56
lf you want me to smuggle
anything, the answer is no.
:33:59
No. My sister's girl,
Judy Barton,
:34:02
will be on your number two
flight to Rome tonight.
:34:05
Can she have a window seat?
:34:07
-l'm sure of it.
-Good.
:34:10
-Oh, uh, Mrs. Livingston.
-Yes?
:34:13
Will it get off on time?
:34:15
Flight two, the Golden Argosy,
:34:17
will depart for Rome
on schedule.
:34:19
Good. Fine. Thank you.