:14:04
If it wasn't for her mother's help...
:14:11
James.
:14:14
- We should have them to dinner.
- Should we?
:14:19
Absolutely. I've always wanted
to meet Madam du Maurier.
:14:23
Why, she knows practically
everyone there is worth knowing.
:14:41
- What are you writing about?
- Oh.
:14:45
Nothing of any great consequence.
:14:49
I can't write.
:14:52
Have you ever kept a journal?
:14:55
Ever tried your hand at writing a play?
:14:59
Well, then how do you know?
:15:02
I know. That's all.
:15:06
I see. Where's your mother today
and the rest of the boys?
:15:10
Home. Mother's got a bit of a chest cold.
:15:15
I'm sure everyone would be happy
to see you though. One afternoon.
:15:23
I should leave you to your writing.
:15:30
Peter.
:15:32
I'll see you later then.
:15:44
Why didn't you tell me, Charles?
You knew it wasn't any good.
:15:47
Why didn't you tell me. James?
You knew it wasn't any good. Hm?
:15:51
I took an extended lease on the theater,
keeping the actors on.
:15:56
- I don't have another play.
- I'm sure you will.