:14:01
and had overseen excavations
:14:03
forthe DepartmentofHousing
and the TransitAuthority.
:14:06
Apropos ofmy question
:14:08
regarding l-40
slash l-9 adjustments...
:14:13
um...
:14:14
( clears throat)
:14:15
NARRATOR:
She taughta bridge class
twice a week
:14:18
with herfriend and business
manager, Henry Sherman.
:14:20
( calculatorclicking )
:14:24
ltwould probably be
advantageous
:14:27
foryour marital status
:14:29
to be legally established
as single
:14:31
in light ofthe circumstances.
:14:33
What do you mean?
:14:34
l mean for tax purposes.
:14:36
But l thought...
:14:37
-Etheline...
-Yes?
:14:39
Will you marry me?
:14:42
l...
:14:44
l loveyou, uh...
:14:45
Did you already know that?
:14:47
No, l didn"t.
:14:50
Since herseparation
from herhusband
:14:52
she had had manysuitors...
:15:00
...buthad notconsidered
asingle one until this moment.
:15:04
This isn"t really
a tax issue, is it?
:15:08
That"s true, uh...
:15:11
l don"t knowwhy
l put it thatway.
:15:16
Let me think about it, Henry.
:15:22
Hello. Please tell Mr. Royal
this is the Pagoda.
:15:28
( bell dings)
:15:30
Lobby.
:15:32
Thankyou, Dusty.
:15:35
You"rewelcome.
:15:38
Good morning, Jerry.
:15:40
Hmm...
:15:41
Oh, there"s a call foryou,
Mr. Tenenbaum.
:15:45
Who is it, Frederick?
:15:46
A Mr. Pagoda.
:15:48
(phone ringing )
:15:53
What do you got?
:15:54
The black man asked her
to be his wife.
:15:58
No shit?