:53:00
-Sorry, officer.
-Is this your car?
:53:02
-Yeah.
-Oh, yeah.
:53:04
I warned you!
:53:06
Give me that tongue. I'm gonna get that
tongue, and I'm gonna puII it out...
:53:10
...and I'm gonna fry it,
I'm gonna turn it into a quirt...
:53:12
...and seII it to a jockey I know.
:53:23
-HeIIo?
-Miss Pazzo?
:53:25
-Yeah.
-Hi. Spence Holden.
:53:28
Say, wouId it be convenient to deIiver
a piano to you 9:00 tomorrow morning?
:53:33
Yeah, that wouId be fine.
:53:35
I'II teII Covington, the houseman,
to expect you.
:53:39
-Won't you be there?
-Why?
:53:42
Well, I was kind of hoping
to see you again.
:53:46
-Miss Pazzo?
-It's CIaudia.
:53:49
Did I say something wrong, Claudia?
:53:52
-Where are you?
-I'm at home.
:53:55
And where's your friend
with the high voice?
:53:58
-He's out.
-I'II be right over.
:54:00
Wait a second.
:54:02
Why, did I say something wrong,
Spence?
:54:04
No. No, you just don't know
my address.
:54:07
I thought that you Iived
with Mr. PoweII.
:54:10
1 1 33 Fountain Avenue,
apartment 1 4.
:54:14
And I'm not gay, but pIease,
don't take my word for it.
:54:19
Twenty minutes.
:54:22
Oh, God. I Iove it.
:54:26
I tried to get Spence to go to
the poIice. He says if we do...
:54:29
...the Mob wiII put some sort
of contract out on us.
:54:32
By the way, if you've never had
Indian food before, it can be very hot.
:54:37
You know,
I forgot to mention to you....
:54:39
You know the Iady you bought--?
Who bought the piano from you?
:54:43
-Miss Pazzo?
-Yeah.
:54:47
A IittIe bread might heIp.
:54:49
WeII, I know I've seen her
somewhere before...
:54:52
...in a newspaper or magazine
or something.
:54:57
And whatever it was,
it was important.