:50:02
So, how long have you been
with this committee, Dick ?
:50:05
Six months. Seemed like a good way
to postpone the inevitable.
:50:09
Postpone the inevitable.
ls there a spot for me ?
:50:14
l mean Wall Street.
:50:15
- Oh.
- [ Chuckles ]
:50:20
So, back to this, uh,
grand jury business.
:50:23
- l'm wondering--
- Oh.
:50:25
- Dad !
- Charlie.
:50:29
Excuse me, Frank.
:50:31
This is a surprise.
:50:34
How are you, son ? We share an office,
and l never see you anymore.
:50:36
Oh, l'm there, Dad.
l'm just hiding behind your reputation.
:50:39
[ Mr. Van Doren ] No, l'm serious.
We all miss you at home.
:50:41
Please, join us. Dad, this is
Dick Goodwin. He's up from Washington.
:50:44
- Narrow escape.
- Dad doesn't like Washington.
:50:46
A swamp that traded
malaria for politics.
:50:51
- What's the special ?
- lt's the Reuben.
:50:55
Reuben sandwich is the only
entirely invented sandwich.
:50:58
Won the National Sandwich
Contest two years ago.
:51:01
- A salient point. Who invented it ?
- Uh, Reuben Kay.
:51:03
- At a poker game in Omaha.
- l knew there was a ''k'' in Nebraska.
:51:06
Unfortunately, they have
the sandwich here, but they
don't seem to have any Reubens.
:51:13
- Touche.
- Dick's a protege of Clark Byse.
:51:16
l just finished a clerkship
with Justice Frankfurter.
:51:19
Of course you did.
Frankfurter collects brains
the way other people collect stamps.
:51:23
Uh, did you happen to see
the show Monday, Dad ?
:51:25
Monday. Uh, we were
with Bunny Wilson.
:51:28
Oh, no, it's nothing. Just there
was a question about Hawthorne.
:51:30
Oh, well, you know how it is
with Bunny once he gets going.
:51:33
So, Dick, Charlie invite you
to his poker game yet ?
He's a helluva poker player.
:51:38
W-We have a regular game
Thursday nights, just some
friends l went to school with.
:51:41
- You're welcome to come over next week.
- Are you a gambler, Dick ?
:51:44
l don't know if l'm a gambler.
l know which end of an ace is up.
:51:48
Well, Dick, if you look round the table
and you can't tell who the sucker is,
:51:53
it's you.
:51:57
Yeah, Dan Enright,
please.