1:00:00
ask her.
1:00:01
miss Lambert,
1:00:03
is it true
1:00:04
you're putting on a new play soon?
1:00:06
yes.
1:00:06
if there's a part for me in it,
1:00:09
could I audition for you?
1:00:11
I'll tell Mr. Gosselyn about you.
1:00:13
if you were to put
in a good word for me,
1:00:15
that would help so much.
1:00:16
I take my husband's advice
more often than he does mine.
1:00:20
oh, and good night. please, cheer up.
1:00:24
you should go a long way.
1:00:41
you didn't think much of her, did you?
1:00:43
on the contrary, I think
a great deal of her.
1:00:46
she's so energetic.
1:00:49
I don't feel like going to a restaurant.
1:00:51
Bolton, straight home, please.
1:00:53
Michael's away. we can talk.
1:00:58
tell me,
1:00:58
have you been to bed
with Avice Crichton?
1:01:01
of course not.
1:01:02
why not? she's pretty.
1:01:02
she's not that sort
of girl. I respect her.
1:01:09
hmm, do you know what I think?
1:01:12
I think you're madly in love with her.
1:01:14
are you?
1:01:17
there's no need to
break up the happy home.
1:01:19
yeah, I'm sorry. I don't
know why I did that.
1:01:22
you did it
1:01:23
because you haven't the
guts to tell me the truth.
1:01:26
you're in love with
that girl, aren't you?
1:01:28
why not admit it?
1:01:32
is it because you think
1:01:33
it would harm her
chances of playing Sybil
1:01:36
in the new play?
1:01:37
you ought to know me well enough by now
1:01:39
that I would never let sentiment
interfere with business.
1:01:43
what do you mean?
1:01:44
I think she's rather a find.
1:01:48
I'll tell Michael.
1:01:49
I'll insist she plays the part.
1:01:52
oh, Julia, you're wonderful.
1:01:57
hell, I'm so fond of you.