:41:04
I see.
:41:05
I'II teII Mrs. GidIeson.
:41:07
PIease teII her
we want to move out
:41:09
no Iater than tomorrow.
:41:10
Yes, very weII.
:41:12
WeII, wouId it be...
:41:14
...be difficuIt
to find another house?
:41:17
I can't reaIIy say,
but I don't think so.
:41:20
Thank God for that.
:41:21
Don't forget now,
:41:22
no Iater than tomorrow.
:41:23
Okay.
:41:23
Very weII.
:41:25
I'II caII Mrs. GidIeson and
have her stop over
:41:27
this evening.
:41:29
Good bye
:41:37
That Freudstein house
:41:43
No.
:41:44
No.
:41:48
It was inevitabIe.
:41:49
What?
:41:50
That they want to Ieave
the Freudstein property.
:41:54
Oak Mansion HaroId.
:41:56
How many times
do I have to teII you HaroId
:41:57
that the house is now caIIed
Oak Mansion.
:42:00
Yeah, give the bad product a
new IabeI.
:42:02
WeII, caII it what you wiII,
:42:04
but it has aIways been
Freudstein's house.
:42:11
May
:42:22
We have to.
:42:26
I suppose so.
:42:31
What're you doing
by the window?
:42:33
Watching the house,
that's aII.
:42:35
You can't see it from here.
:42:37
Come.
:42:41
Time to go to bed
:42:49
Don't go inside.
:42:52
Not inside.