• 3 anni fa
All in a Night's Work is a 1961 comedy film directed by Joseph Anthony, starring Dean Martin and Shirley MacLaine.

Plot: The death of the president of a publishing company threatens to cause a scandal. A half-naked girl has been seen leaving his room and now there is fear that the news will leak out. The girl under suspicion is Katie, an employee of the company. To silence her, Tony, the deceased's nephew, raises her salary and invites her to dinner. It will end in idyll.
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00:01:10Oh, well, none of us can live forever.
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00:01:17Remarkable man, the Colonel.
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00:01:26Remarkable.
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00:01:35What a lovely sunrise.
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00:02:08Hello.
00:02:11Yes, this is Mr. Tony Ryder.
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00:02:16He did?
00:02:19When?
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00:02:24I see.
00:02:26Oh.
00:02:28I see, huh?
00:02:29Thanks for calling.
00:02:32Bad news, sweetie?
00:02:34Yeah, my uncle, honey.
00:02:36Look, you better leave, sweetheart.
00:02:38Go on.
00:02:39No, it's all right.
00:02:40Go on.
00:02:41Tony!
00:02:42It's all right.
00:02:43You call me later.
00:02:44But, Tony!
00:02:45Come on.
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00:02:54But, Tony, I live here.
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00:03:33Take a look, Mr. O'Hara.
00:03:35I'm looking.
00:03:36The Ryder building, 50 stories of glass and steel.
00:03:40With a statue of the colonel on the top.
00:03:43In solid bronze.
00:03:44Holding one of his magazines.
00:03:46Your magazines now.
00:03:48He left everything to you, my boy.
00:03:50Even you.
00:03:51I do my very best to serve you with the same devotion I did the colonel.
00:03:55Tell me something.
00:03:56How do you follow a man like that?
00:03:59It won't be easy, lad.
00:04:01You know, I've got to prove to them that I'm as good a man for this job as my uncle was.
00:04:05Yes, sir.
00:04:06That won't be easy.
00:04:07No, sir.
00:04:08No, sir.
00:04:09Well, in five minutes, I'm going to head up my first board meeting.
00:04:14You think I'll get away with it?
00:04:16Sure you will, Mr. Ryder.
00:04:18That's one of the advantages of being at the top.
00:04:21Anybody who tells you you're making a mistake is making a bigger mistake.
00:04:25Sure, and I feel better now.
00:04:28I still can't believe he's not going to walk through that door
00:04:31and tell us what's wrong with the latest issues.
00:04:34He's telling it to their best man, the one who's going to be in charge of it.
00:04:39Not me.
00:04:40Not me.
00:04:41Not me.
00:04:42Not me.
00:04:43Not me.
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00:04:56He's telling it to that big publisher up there.
00:05:02What about young Ryder? Do you think he's the right man to take over?
00:05:06We don't have much choice.
00:05:09He's the only relative.
00:05:14Gentlemen.
00:05:16Good morning.
00:05:17Good morning.
00:05:18Good morning.
00:05:19Welcome, welcome.
00:05:20Mr. Albright, Mr. Baker, Mr. Carter, Mr. Weaver.
00:05:23How do you do?
00:05:24Oh, no, no, no, excuse me.
00:05:26The chairman of the board says here.
00:05:28The colonel's chair for you, my boy.
00:05:32Thank you.
00:05:37Well, now then, I'd like to make my position absolutely clear.
00:05:40My late uncle and I, we hardly...
00:05:43Oh, sorry.
00:05:50Hardly knew each other.
00:05:51In fact, we were practically strangers.
00:05:53Now, some of you may think the only reason I'm the new chairman of the board
00:05:57is because I'm his only relative.
00:05:59Oh, not at all, not at all.
00:06:01Nevertheless, it's true.
00:06:02Anyway, I'm going to do the best I can, and that's about it.
00:06:07You will be fine, Tony.
00:06:08Believe me, your past reputation is behind you.
00:06:11Right, from a useless life to a life of use.
00:06:13That's the way I look at it.
00:06:14Nothing like responsibility to give a man backbone.
00:06:17And initiative.
00:06:18And drive.
00:06:19You may not be much, but you're all we've got.
00:06:24Well, thank you, gentlemen, for your vote of confidence.
00:06:33Now, what's our problem for today?
00:06:35The colonel. He picked a critical time to die.
00:06:38What about our overseas expansion program?
00:06:40We've been trying to float a bank loan for five million dollars.
00:06:43Now what?
00:06:44Well, we'll open our European branches next month, right on schedule.
00:06:47What do we use for money?
00:06:49Oh, I took care of the bank loan over the weekend.
00:06:51I called an old skin-diving buddy of mine, Pudge Hamilton.
00:06:54Hamilton? Of Hamilton Trust?
00:06:56His son.
00:06:57Anyway, the bank is willing to back us on the colonel's reputation.
00:07:01That's wonderful news, Tony!
00:07:04Of course, they'll have to ratify it at their finance meeting Wednesday.
00:07:08In the meantime, I jotted down some figures on the expansion program.
00:07:15A few more here.
00:07:17A few more here.
00:07:21Didn't win a bet that day.
00:07:23Oh, shot at 76.
00:07:27Mr. Ryder.
00:07:30Oh, amortization, profit potential.
00:07:33See what you think of the fellas.
00:07:38He's a very commonplace man.
00:07:40He said it was important.
00:07:43But I don't know any house detectives.
00:07:47Did he happen to mention any particular city, like London, Paris, Omaha?
00:07:52No, sir. Just that there was a young lady involved.
00:07:56Oh, that's probably just a case of mistaken identity.
00:07:59I'd better see him, straighten this out.
00:08:04I didn't know he could even spell amortization.
00:08:09Mr. Ryder will see you now, Mr. Lasker.
00:08:17Gloria.
00:08:20Jeannie.
00:08:22Jackie.
00:08:24Mr. Ryder, I think there's something you ought to know.
00:08:28Now I remember. Quebec.
00:08:31Chateau Sans Souci.
00:08:33I can explain about that girl in my room that night.
00:08:36She said she was a ski instructor, and I didn't find out until later it wasn't Quebec.
00:08:41Palm Beach. Mirador Hotel.
00:08:45Mirador?
00:08:49That's where my uncle always stays.
00:08:51Or stayed.
00:08:53Oh, yes, sir. With him being your uncle, his reputation and all,
00:08:57I figured you didn't want this kind of thing to get out.
00:09:05She contacted you yet?
00:09:08Who contacted me?
00:09:11Your uncle's girlfriend.
00:09:13His girl...
00:09:15Look, you better fill me in. I don't know what you're talking...
00:09:18Sit down, would you, please?
00:09:20Sure, sure.
00:09:22You see, I was on duty early Saturday morning.
00:09:26I got this complaint that there was disturbance on the ninth floor.
00:09:29I went up to investigate.
00:09:31When I got halfway down the corridor,
00:09:33I spotted this girl running out of your uncle's bedroom.
00:09:36Oh, well, I could think of a million innocent explanations for that.
00:09:41She could have been a manicurist.
00:09:443 a.m.?
00:09:463 a.m.
00:09:48Wearing a Turkish towel?
00:09:50A masseuse. You know, Turkish towel.
00:09:54What'd you do? Did you catch her?
00:09:56I tried, but she beat me to the elevator and got away.
00:09:59When I got back to your uncle's room, the place was all a shambles.
00:10:03Furniture was knocked down, the lamp was broken.
00:10:07He was in bed.
00:10:10Dead.
00:10:14He was smiling.
00:10:16Smiling?
00:10:19Have you told anybody else about this?
00:10:21No, no, sir. No, no. Only the manager.
00:10:24He thought it'd be better for everybody if we just kept this thing quiet.
00:10:27Oh.
00:10:29Did you ever see this girl before?
00:10:31No, sir.
00:10:33Did you get a good look at her?
00:10:35Yeah, yeah.
00:10:37That is, I'd recognize her if I saw her again.
00:10:40Say, uh, maybe this'll help.
00:10:50It's an earring I found on the floor near the bed.
00:10:54I checked.
00:10:56That inscription means, uh, good in Chinese.
00:11:01Chinese.
00:11:03Look, I'll keep this.
00:11:05Do you think you could stay around for a few days?
00:11:08Well, the boss said to do anything you asked.
00:11:10Your uncle was a very good customer.
00:11:12Good. Well, uh, my secretary'll get you a hotel room.
00:11:16I have a hunch this girl's gonna show up, and I want you to identify her.
00:11:20Oh, it'd be a pleasure.
00:11:22In the meantime, consider yourself on the payroll.
00:11:24We'll just charge it off to...
00:11:26Research? Research.
00:11:42These are very interesting figures, Tony.
00:11:44We'd like to talk to you a little.
00:11:52He was a remarkable man.
00:11:54He was a more remarkable man than you think.
00:11:57Sam, you were the colonel's oldest friend.
00:12:00Thirty years' worth.
00:12:02Did he have any love affairs? I mean, after my aunt died, did he ever...
00:12:05Never. The colonel had only one love, his work.
00:12:09He built his whole empire on fidelity and chastity.
00:12:12Well, now, Sam, there was that lady dentist in Seattle.
00:12:15Purely platonic. Anyway, we paid her off years ago.
00:12:19Well, what about that female archaeologist?
00:12:21You know, that tall woman with the pith helmet,
00:12:23threatened to expose him to the National Geographic?
00:12:26You notice she stopped that kind of irresponsible talk in a hurry?
00:12:29Yeah. The minute we paid her off.
00:12:31Boys, I got a flash for you.
00:12:33The colonel died with an undressed girl in his bedroom.
00:12:38I'm not certain about her occupation,
00:12:40but I have a hunch that payoff number three is right around the corner.
00:12:43And the house dick of the Marador said he saw a girl running from him.
00:12:48Uncle Charlie's bedroom, wearing this.
00:12:51Just an earring?
00:12:53And a Turkish towel.
00:12:55This means good in Chinese.
00:12:57And ten to one that the mate of this has luck.
00:12:59It ought to. That young woman has us over a barrel.
00:13:02Blackmail. I can see the headlines.
00:13:05Founder of Family Magazine dies in love nest with a naked nymph.
00:13:09And a smile on his face.
00:13:11The bank loan.
00:13:13If they hear about this, we won't be able to borrow a quarter.
00:13:16What are we going to do?
00:13:18Buy her off like the others.
00:13:20Where do we find her?
00:13:22I have a funny feeling she'll find us.
00:13:24I can draw you a picture of her.
00:13:26She's young, beautiful, sentimental, especially about money.
00:13:30I can even spot her entrance.
00:13:32Where?
00:13:33At the funeral.
00:13:34Where's a better place to show the world how much she's going to miss the colonel?
00:13:37So we will know Thursday.
00:13:39No, that'll be too late.
00:13:41The bank committee meets Wednesday.
00:13:43We'll have the funeral Tuesday.
00:13:45Tomorrow, what about all the preparations?
00:13:47We were going to give him a military ceremony.
00:13:49Some four-star generals were coming up from Washington.
00:13:52We wanted him to go out in style.
00:13:55Sam, he went out in style.
00:14:15Come on.
00:14:40Katie, hi!
00:14:42Hello, Marge.
00:14:44Welcome to the decompression chamber.
00:14:46Well, how was Palm Beach?
00:14:48It was all right, I guess.
00:14:50All right? Is that all you've got to say?
00:14:52What did you do there?
00:14:54I got a tan and lost an earring.
00:14:56Palm Beach, moonlight, millionaires, and all you lost was an earring?
00:15:01Didn't you get to meet any of those millionaires?
00:15:04I made you ask that.
00:15:06Just my feminine sense of greed.
00:15:08Well, did you?
00:15:10Yes.
00:15:11I met a millionaire.
00:15:13Who's that? Who sits there?
00:15:15The new researcher, a man.
00:15:17Imagine. I haven't met him yet.
00:15:22Research, Robbins.
00:15:24Hi. Guess who this is.
00:15:26Well, I'll give you a hint.
00:15:28I'm tall, witty, good-looking, and you're simply mad about me.
00:15:32Warren. Oh, how sweet of you to call.
00:15:35But what's the matter with your voice?
00:15:37You ought to see a doctor.
00:15:39But, honey, I am a doctor.
00:15:41Nothing serious. Just something I picked up from one of my patients.
00:15:44How is Florida?
00:15:46Oh, it's all right. But I'm glad I'm back.
00:15:48So am I.
00:15:50And so will Mom and Dad be.
00:15:52Oh, your folks are in town.
00:15:54Just got in this morning.
00:15:56They can't wait to meet you.
00:15:59Well, I hope they like me.
00:16:02They'll love you.
00:16:04Oh, well, that makes me feel better.
00:16:06How about the four of us getting together, say, Wednesday night?
00:16:11Oh, that's fine. Fine. I'd love to.
00:16:14I'll see you then.
00:16:16Goodbye, dear.
00:16:20Bye.
00:16:26Now then, old man.
00:16:28Let's just make sure this isn't psychosomatic.
00:16:31Say woof.
00:16:33Woof.
00:16:35You know, you're sure lucky to be marrying a professional man who owns his own business.
00:16:39I don't know why you even went to Florida.
00:16:41Oh, I went to think it over.
00:16:44Warren's a wonderful man, Marge.
00:16:47But I don't know if I...
00:16:49Well...
00:16:51Love him?
00:16:53No. Deserve him.
00:16:55Every girl deserves a man, whether she deserves him or not.
00:16:58Katie, come on. Come on. We're keeping them waiting.
00:17:01Who?
00:17:03The brass. The brass. You're on the bargaining committee.
00:17:05Oh, no, Harry. I'm on health and welfare.
00:17:08Oh, you've been kicked upstairs, kiddo.
00:17:10Union-wise, you're in the big time.
00:17:12Oh, but I've been working on pink paper towels for the ladies' lounge.
00:17:15Chicken feed. Chicken feed.
00:17:17Now we're gonna hit them with some real stiff demands.
00:17:19We'll probably be knocking heads right to the lunch hour.
00:17:21Oh, but no. I have to do some shopping during my lunch hour.
00:17:24You see, I have to have a good to go with my luck.
00:17:30Now, don't be upset if I do some table-pounding.
00:17:34And whenever they make a demand, you just shake your head and look worried.
00:17:38But I am worried.
00:17:41The union committee is here.
00:17:43This way, please.
00:17:46Well, this is Mr. Ryder.
00:17:48Mr. Ryder, Mr. Lane, Mr. Kowalski.
00:17:51How are you?
00:17:53This is Katie Robbins, a new member of our committee.
00:17:55Joe Kowalski. Katie.
00:17:57This is Mr. Ryder.
00:18:00How do you do?
00:18:02Hello.
00:18:04Katie?
00:18:25All right, now, let's get the ball rolling.
00:18:27Here's the union proposal.
00:18:29Absolutely ridiculous.
00:18:31It's no proposal. It is a knife in our throat.
00:18:34Don't you think we should read it first?
00:18:44Strong medicine, eh, Mr. Ryder?
00:18:47Seems pretty reasonable.
00:18:50It seems reasonable on the surface.
00:18:52But can management live with it?
00:18:54No! That's not an answer. It's an ultimatum.
00:18:57Take it or leave it. It's a knife in our throat.
00:18:59I said that.
00:19:01Gentlemen, please.
00:19:03What do you think, Miss...?
00:19:05Robbins. Katie Robbins. I'm in research.
00:19:08Research?
00:19:10That's one of our more vital departments in the organization.
00:19:12Where is it?
00:19:1445th floor, behind the water cooler.
00:19:16Oh, cooler.
00:19:18You could hardly call it that, the way it's been working lately.
00:19:21I was just saying the other day in health and welfare that we really should...
00:19:24Is that with two Bs?
00:19:26What, cooler?
00:19:28Robbins.
00:19:30Yes, two Bs.
00:19:32Bs, Bs, Miss Robbins.
00:19:34We've got a very important agenda here.
00:19:36I'm sorry.
00:19:38Severance pay, seniority of rights, fringe benefits.
00:19:41She said she was sorry.
00:19:43When it comes to fringe benefits,
00:19:46I'd say the union's getting all the benefits
00:19:48and management's left holding the fringe.
00:19:50Well put.
00:19:52All we want's a fair deal.
00:19:54A share of the profits.
00:19:56Cooler.
00:19:58Well, I mean, on a hot day, really, our morale...
00:20:01Will you forget the water cooler?
00:20:03Oh, look, if you don't want to negotiate, we're walking out.
00:20:06All right, walk.
00:20:08Gentlemen, gentlemen, this bickering is getting us no place.
00:20:11Now, I suggest we adjourn to a subcommittee of two
00:20:15to feel each other out.
00:20:17Mr. Dunning, why don't you meet Harry after lunch?
00:20:20Oh, just a minute. I have a better idea.
00:20:23Now, a subcommittee of two is an excellent suggestion,
00:20:25but any feeling-out process should logically take place
00:20:29between members of this group
00:20:31who haven't displayed antagonism towards one another.
00:20:34In other words, between Miss Robbins and myself.
00:20:37Now, you don't feel antagonistic towards me, do you, Miss Robbins?
00:20:41Well, uh, no.
00:20:43Good. Nor I towards you.
00:20:45So it seems logical that you and I should meet.
00:20:48You and I meet?
00:20:50Mm-hmm.
00:20:52Uh, oh, uh, now or after lunch?
00:20:55During lunch.
00:20:57No use wasting valuable working hours.
00:21:00Meeting adjourned.
00:21:05Uh-huh.
00:21:07Yeah, we'll keep looking.
00:21:10Gotcha.
00:21:17I'll be back, but, uh,
00:21:20if I get any out-of-town calls...
00:21:22Oh, I, uh, I will be so glad to take them.
00:21:25Don't take them.
00:21:27Oh, don't take them.
00:21:29Gotcha.
00:21:31Don't, don't take them.
00:21:33Gotcha.
00:21:36Oh, pardon me.
00:21:45What's this, Marge?
00:21:47I don't know. It came for you a few minutes ago.
00:21:51You see, that bathing suit I bought in Palm Beach,
00:21:53they were having a sale at this little place.
00:21:56Oh!
00:21:58Yee-haw!
00:22:00Oh!
00:22:01Marge, somebody made a mistake!
00:22:03Oh, my dear, I wish I did.
00:22:05This isn't my coat!
00:22:07Miss Katie Robbins.
00:22:09Well, it's another Katie Robbins.
00:22:11Right, her building, New York, New York.
00:22:13Well, it's another New York.
00:22:15Oh!
00:22:17Oh.
00:22:19I guess it is my coat, isn't it?
00:22:21Oh.
00:22:23Marge.
00:22:25Yes?
00:22:27Can you keep a secret?
00:22:29Oh, Katie, I'd, I'd, I'd just love to.
00:22:31Just give me the chance.
00:22:34I wanted to be by myself on my vacation,
00:22:36you know, sort of think things over
00:22:38about Warren and getting married and all.
00:22:40Uh-huh, uh-huh.
00:22:42Well, it's too important a step to just rush into like that.
00:22:44I know that. I know that, Katie.
00:22:46Well, what about the cold?
00:22:50Health and Welfare found me
00:22:52a nice motel near the beach.
00:22:54It was $7 a day,
00:22:56including a continental breakfast.
00:22:58Florida is a wonderful place
00:23:00if you're a grapefruit.
00:23:04Or half of a twosome.
00:23:17Not that I didn't get offers.
00:23:21But I wasn't interested
00:23:23in that kind of traveler's aid.
00:23:27So I tried to find things
00:23:29I could do alone.
00:23:31That eliminated just about everything
00:23:33that's any fun.
00:23:35During the day, I went to the beach.
00:23:37I read a lot.
00:23:39That is, I tried to.
00:23:47But fiction sounded
00:23:49pretty dull
00:23:51with all the juicy nonfiction
00:23:53going on around me.
00:23:58At night, though,
00:24:00Palm Beach was lovely
00:24:02with that big tropical moon
00:24:04and those dark, velvety clouds
00:24:06filled with romance and mystery.
00:24:08There I was,
00:24:10trespassing in the garden
00:24:12of an exclusive hotel,
00:24:14pretending to be one of the elite.
00:24:30With all the romance around me,
00:24:32there I was with my partner,
00:24:34a very romantic sort of fellow.
00:24:36Fall of air.
00:24:44Help!
00:24:52Help!
00:24:54Suddenly, I heard someone calling for help.
00:24:56There was a man in the pool.
00:24:58He seemed to be drowning.
00:25:00Help!
00:25:02I was wearing my flowered chiffon
00:25:04that cost me two whole months
00:25:06without dessert.
00:25:08My partner was useless,
00:25:10and I remembered my Girl Scout training.
00:25:12Help!
00:25:14And this one was on his fourth.
00:25:16Help!
00:25:34I realized at once
00:25:36that poor Mr. Hackett had been drinking.
00:25:38That was his name,
00:25:40Harry Hackett of Hackett Industries.
00:25:42I couldn't leave him there.
00:25:44He was chill to the bone.
00:25:46So I decided to help him up
00:25:48to his room.
00:25:52That was my first mistake.
00:26:04My second mistake
00:26:06was playing good Samaritan.
00:26:08I bundled him up
00:26:10so he wouldn't catch pneumonia.
00:26:12And then I realized
00:26:14I was the next likely candidate for it myself.
00:26:18In my wet chiffon,
00:26:20I felt like a clam at low tide.
00:26:22Help!
00:26:36As long as he was sound asleep,
00:26:38I decided to get dried off.
00:26:48That was my third mistake.
00:26:52Help!
00:26:58While I'd been playing
00:27:00good Samaritan,
00:27:02Mr. Hackett had been playing possum.
00:27:04I said,
00:27:06Mr. Hackett,
00:27:08please, I'm not dressed.
00:27:10And he said,
00:27:12but sweetie,
00:27:14it's not as if we were strangers.
00:27:16You saved my life.
00:27:18No, no, no.
00:27:20Help!
00:27:28So I said goodbye, Mr. Hackett.
00:27:30I didn't know where I was going,
00:27:32but anything was an improvement
00:27:34over what I'd just left.
00:27:50Help!
00:28:02I went through some curtains.
00:28:04It was dark, but I could just tell
00:28:06I was in another man's bedroom.
00:28:08This just seemed to be my night floor.
00:28:10There was a man in bed.
00:28:12And you know who it was?
00:28:14Frank Sinatra.
00:28:16Marge, Colonel Ryder.
00:28:18Yes.
00:28:20Oh, you are sly.
00:28:22That isn't even the half of it.
00:28:24I'm perfectly willing to listen to the other half.
00:28:26Then it was the colonel who gave you the mink coat?
00:28:28No, he couldn't.
00:28:30Well, if he didn't, who did give you the coat?
00:28:32Mr. Hackett.
00:28:34Bright and early the next morning I got a phone call.
00:28:36It was Mr. Hackett.
00:28:38Anyway, on the phone he said he was sending me a mink coat
00:28:40for saving his life.
00:28:42And he did, and this is it.
00:28:44And I'm returning it.
00:28:46Listen, Katie, there's no need to be so noble
00:28:48even Dr. Schweitzer takes donations.
00:28:50Oh, Marge, back it goes.
00:28:52I refuse to be obligated
00:28:54to a man who practically drowns himself
00:28:56just to get me up to his room.
00:28:58Okay, okay, now what about Colonel Ryder?
00:29:00You were in his room.
00:29:02Katie!
00:29:04That young Ryder's on his way down the lobby to meet you.
00:29:06Oh.
00:29:08I got some last-minute negotiating instructions for you, kiddo.
00:29:10You get to the pension plan
00:29:12before you finish your fruit salad.
00:29:14Important.
00:29:16Pension plan fruit salad, yes, sir.
00:29:18You might have to give him a hard sale on seniority rights.
00:29:20So you order something that'll take a long time,
00:29:22like roast duck.
00:29:24Seniority rights roast duck, yes, sir.
00:29:26Now, here's our proposal on black and white.
00:29:28Yes, sir.
00:29:30Now, don't forget, stand pat.
00:29:32Stand pat.
00:29:34Oh.
00:29:36Thank you.
00:29:42Yeah, this pension plan
00:29:44looks very interesting.
00:29:46You match us.
00:29:48Penny for penny, employee and employer
00:29:50moving forward, shoulder and shoulder, hand in hand.
00:29:52Yeah.
00:29:54That's a very good idea.
00:29:56By the way, where do you live, Miss Robbins?
00:29:58Pardon me?
00:30:00Well, you know, subcommittee work.
00:30:02I may have to get ahold of you in a hurry some night.
00:30:04Uh, uh...
00:30:06463 E. 76th.
00:30:08Oh.
00:30:10Thank you.
00:30:12May I ask you a personal question, Mr. Ryder?
00:30:14Certainly.
00:30:16If your uncle hadn't been Colonel Ryder,
00:30:18what do you think you'd be doing now?
00:30:20Playing golf, I guess.
00:30:22No, what I mean is, you don't seem like management to me.
00:30:24You mean, would I be in the publishing business?
00:30:26Yes, I would.
00:30:28Well, you're lucky to be able to start at the top.
00:30:30I started just one store.
00:30:32I worked as a messenger,
00:30:34then a stock boy,
00:30:36printer's devil for two years.
00:30:38Then I worked in the promotion department,
00:30:40advertising, sales.
00:30:42I moved into the editorial department.
00:30:44I had the experience,
00:30:46but I had to keep proving to the Ryders.
00:30:48You know, if you're a relative,
00:30:50you're supposed to be an idiot.
00:30:52I started at the top the hard way.
00:30:54But still, it must have been nice
00:30:56to have Colonel Ryder behind you all the time.
00:30:58I worked for a rival chain.
00:31:00Oh.
00:31:02Well, that's enough about me now.
00:31:04You, uh, ordered roast duck.
00:31:06Oh, yes, roast duck.
00:31:08Ah, seniority rights.
00:31:10Excuse me.
00:31:14Oh, seniority rights.
00:31:16There are the figures.
00:31:18Oh, right here?
00:31:20Yes.
00:31:22Seniority rights are a basic issue,
00:31:24you know, Mr. Ryder.
00:31:26An old man is like an old car.
00:31:28Just because his carburetor gets rusted
00:31:30and the spark plugs get stuck,
00:31:32you don't just...
00:31:34Voila.
00:31:36Is that a roast duck?
00:31:38From Normandy. Petit, but delicious behind worlds.
00:31:40But it's so small.
00:31:42Madame, petit, mais délicieux.
00:31:44Oh.
00:31:46I just have to talk faster, that's all.
00:31:48Uh, where was I?
00:31:50Your spark plugs were stuck.
00:31:52Oh. Uh...
00:31:54Uh, yes.
00:31:56Uh, you don't just throw an old man
00:31:58on the scrap heap for that.
00:32:00No.
00:32:02You refuel his fuel pump
00:32:04and you tighten up his confidence.
00:32:06And you give him another chance.
00:32:08Voila, madame.
00:32:12Seniority rights, fringe benefits,
00:32:14and pension plan.
00:32:16It's all right here in black and white,
00:32:18Mr. Ryder. Now, speaking for the union...
00:32:20You are standing pat.
00:32:22That's right.
00:32:24Pat.
00:32:26Thank you.
00:32:28Hey, it's 2.30.
00:32:30What do you say we take the rest of the afternoon off?
00:32:32I think we've earned it.
00:32:34I'm curious about something.
00:32:36Why did you pick on me
00:32:38to do the negotiating?
00:32:40I suppose because you were the prettiest one there.
00:32:42But you don't have to be pretty
00:32:44to negotiate.
00:32:46But you're brainy, too.
00:32:48And the nice part about that is
00:32:50your brains don't show a bit.
00:32:52Thank you.
00:32:54But you see, I'm in research,
00:32:56Mr. Ryder, and I've been doing
00:32:58quite a bit of research on you.
00:33:00And I'm afraid I'm not your type
00:33:02at all. I know you like
00:33:04tall, svelte,
00:33:06sophisticated blondes.
00:33:08You're a good researcher.
00:33:10But don't
00:33:12believe everything you read.
00:33:14I said we earned
00:33:16an afternoon off, so
00:33:18let's take it now.
00:33:20What would you like to do?
00:33:22Well, I would like to
00:33:24do some
00:33:26shopping.
00:33:28Just what I had in mind.
00:33:30Why don't you
00:33:32use my car?
00:33:34My chauffeur, O'Hara, he'll drive you
00:33:36anywhere you want to go.
00:33:38And I'll drop off at the club
00:33:40and take a cold shower.
00:33:50May I be of assistance?
00:33:52Yes, thank you.
00:33:54Um, you see, I thought that,
00:33:56uh, I thought that this
00:33:58was a bathing suit that I was brought
00:34:00on sale in Palm
00:34:02Beach. Uh, just one moment.
00:34:08But when I opened the box,
00:34:10I discovered that it wasn't the bathing
00:34:12suit I brought on sale in Palm Beach.
00:34:14It was Mr. Hackett's mink. Mr. Hackett's
00:34:16mink. Yes. Now, I saved his life.
00:34:18And Dr. Schweitzer, or no Dr.
00:34:20Schweitzer, I'm afraid I can't accept this coat.
00:34:22Dr. Schweitzer, excuse me. Uh, this
00:34:24is a matter for our manager. Uh, Mr.
00:34:26Crothers, please. Yes?
00:34:28Yes? Uh, there seems to be
00:34:30a problem with this lady's coat. No, there's
00:34:32no problem. It's just that I can't
00:34:34accept this. Is there something wrong
00:34:36with the coat? Oh, no, not at all. It's just
00:34:38beautiful. But you see, it's not mine.
00:34:40It's Mr. Hackett's. He sent it to
00:34:42me. Oh, Mr.
00:34:44Kirby Hackett? Yes, that's right.
00:34:46And you're Miss Robbie? Uh-huh.
00:34:48Oh, yes.
00:34:50Well, there's been no mistake. The coat's
00:34:52yours. Oh, but there is a mistake.
00:34:54You see, I don't want it. I see.
00:34:56You want the money?
00:34:58No, sir. I do not
00:35:00want the money. But the coat is yours.
00:35:02It's already paid for.
00:35:04I haven't done anything to earn it.
00:35:06Oh, oh,
00:35:08I mean, all I did was take him
00:35:10up to his room and put him to...
00:35:12Oh, well, he had been drinking, you see,
00:35:14and it seemed like the only place we could...
00:35:16Oh!
00:35:18I saved his life!
00:35:20Well, I did! Yes, yes.
00:35:22Will you tell Mr. Hackett I returned the coat?
00:35:24I'm afraid that might be a bit difficult.
00:35:26He left for Europe this morning
00:35:28on the Liberté. I don't care if he went to
00:35:30Devil's Island in a canoe. Please,
00:35:32may I have a receipt for the coat?
00:35:34I'm sure this is
00:35:36not what Mr. Hackett had in mind.
00:35:38I know what Mr.
00:35:40Hackett had in mind.
00:35:42How much is the coat?
00:35:44$11,000.
00:35:46$11,000?
00:35:48Oh, that includes the tax.
00:35:50Oh.
00:35:54Well.
00:35:56There's $10.
00:35:58I would like to pay $5 a week.
00:36:00Are you sure
00:36:02you wouldn't like to think this over?
00:36:04Why, $5 a week, it'll take you
00:36:0645 years to pay for it.
00:36:08I'm in no hurry if you're not.
00:36:10You'll be through paying for it in the
00:36:12year 2005.
00:36:22Here's another five.
00:36:24I'll have to try it on again.
00:36:40And then I saw her
00:36:42buying a mink coat.
00:36:44She paid cash for it.
00:36:46Must have been $1,000 bills.
00:36:52How could she afford
00:36:54a mink on her salary?
00:36:56Overtime.
00:36:58Overtime?
00:37:00Hmm? Overtime?
00:37:04Oh, no, not Miss Robbins.
00:37:06Well...
00:37:08Well...
00:37:10Hmm?
00:37:12Nah.
00:37:20Bye, ladies.
00:37:22Bye, Maurice. See you at 6.
00:37:24Bye.
00:37:26Now, what did you do about the coat?
00:37:28Nothing. I have to pay it off, that's all.
00:37:30But how?
00:37:32$10 a week. It's the principle of the thing, Marge.
00:37:34I wish somebody would test
00:37:36my principles.
00:37:38Hey, I see you found a good to go
00:37:40with your luck, huh? No, they didn't have a good.
00:37:42I had to buy another luck. Luck luck?
00:37:44Well, as long as you keep out of Chinese restaurants.
00:37:50He was a wonderful man,
00:37:52the colonel. Oh, wonderful.
00:37:54He paid the lowest salaries in town.
00:37:56Oh, Marge, that was just his business sense.
00:37:58Underneath he was a sensitive,
00:38:00idealistic, and very lonely human being.
00:38:02Are we talking about the same
00:38:04kind of a writer? Remember when we ran his biography?
00:38:06But when I was doing the research,
00:38:08I came across some of the poems
00:38:10he had done in college. Poems?
00:38:12The colonel? Yes.
00:38:14Of course, he wouldn't let us use any of them,
00:38:16but talk about raw emotion.
00:38:18Keep moving. Express to the 30th floor.
00:38:20Love is like a wild volcano,
00:38:22seething with dark desire.
00:38:24Well, if you don't mind,
00:38:26I'd rather remember him for his low salaries.
00:38:28Hey, kiddo, I've been looking for you.
00:38:30Come on, come on. I got a cab waiting.
00:38:32We're gonna be late. Late for what?
00:38:34The funeral. Union's got three seats.
00:38:36You're one of them. Harry, I couldn't.
00:38:38I couldn't possibly. Why not?
00:38:40Because I'm very emotional. I'll cry.
00:38:42You go ahead. A few tears won't hurt us a bit.
00:38:44But, Harry, you don't understand.
00:38:46It's not just tears. I mean, I cry.
00:38:48At weddings, at funerals.
00:38:50Once, I even cried at a hockey match.
00:38:52I don't know what it is or why I do it,
00:38:54but I'm very emotional. Just like my wife.
00:38:56Only she giggles. At funerals?
00:38:58Yeah, and I'll tell you one thing, kiddo.
00:39:00You'd better stay away from my funeral.
00:39:04And in World War I, what happened?
00:39:08The great man
00:39:10that we have gathered to honor today
00:39:12volunteered
00:39:14once more
00:39:16for military duty.
00:39:18And in six months
00:39:20of hard, grinding toil,
00:39:22he brought chaos.
00:39:24He brought order to the chaos
00:39:26that beset our overseas
00:39:28parcel post service.
00:39:30And that Christmas,
00:39:32I may now reveal,
00:39:34not a single doughboy
00:39:36in the front lines,
00:39:38not one,
00:39:40had to do without a slice
00:39:42of Mom's fruitcake.
00:39:50Easy on the waterworks, kiddo.
00:39:52I'm sorry, Harry.
00:39:54I can't help it.
00:39:56Once I even cried
00:39:58at an auto show.
00:40:00And then,
00:40:02at long last, came the armistice.
00:40:08It's gotta be her.
00:40:10And if I were to summarize
00:40:12Colonel Charles
00:40:14J. Rider's career
00:40:16in one phrase,
00:40:18I would say,
00:40:20first in war,
00:40:22first in peace,
00:40:24first in the publisher game.
00:40:54No!
00:41:04Go on, Harry.
00:41:06I want to dry off a little bit.
00:41:24That's our girl.
00:41:26You recognize her?
00:41:28Even with her clothes on.
00:41:30And the earring, too.
00:41:32It's a perfect match, see?
00:41:34Well, that about wraps it up.
00:41:36She's our blackmailer.
00:41:38No, not Miss Robinson.
00:41:40She's not the type.
00:41:42They never are.
00:41:44We'll be hearing from that young lady.
00:41:46I don't see why you're so upset.
00:41:48If a person can't even sniffle
00:41:50at a funeral...
00:41:52It wasn't a sniffle, it was loud.
00:41:54I practically did a duet with the bugler.
00:41:56Well, it is perfectly natural.
00:41:58Especially in your case.
00:42:00There's no use arguing.
00:42:02I'm going straight upstairs
00:42:04and apologizing to Mr. Rider.
00:42:06Now to conclude report.
00:42:08Cased blackmailer's apartment.
00:42:10Lives alone, except for small bird.
00:42:12Think it was parakeet.
00:42:14Might have been canary.
00:42:16Couldn't make out through binoculars.
00:42:18You mean you were spying on her?
00:42:20Well, orders from the board, sir.
00:42:22That's right.
00:42:24Our orders, Tony.
00:42:26Blackmailer came home about 7, 12 p.m.
00:42:28Made dinner, ate dinner.
00:42:30Washed hair, washed dishes.
00:42:32Went to bed.
00:42:34No visitors?
00:42:36No visitors, no phone calls.
00:42:38Well, that's about the size of it.
00:42:40Better get down to work.
00:42:44Will you please leave by the side door?
00:42:50Still can't believe she did it.
00:42:52Oh, oh, no.
00:42:54Mr. Rider.
00:42:56The bank is postponing the meeting
00:42:58about our loan until tomorrow.
00:43:00Mr. Rider.
00:43:02We're lucky if we don't end up in one.
00:43:04Now, let's be fair.
00:43:06Are we sure this is the girl we're looking for?
00:43:08Of course we are.
00:43:10Lasker identified her, didn't he?
00:43:12People have been hanged on cases of mistaken identity.
00:43:14And I say that a person is innocent
00:43:16until proven guilty.
00:43:18Those earrings.
00:43:20Could be a coincidence.
00:43:22They probably sell thousands of these.
00:43:2410,000.
00:43:26Mr. Rider.
00:43:28And here's something else.
00:43:30If she really was the blackmailer,
00:43:32where would she be now in my office
00:43:34waiting to see me?
00:43:36Mr. Rider.
00:43:38Yes.
00:43:40Miss Robbins is in your office
00:43:42waiting to see you.
00:43:44She said it was important.
00:43:46Careful, Tony. This is sticky business.
00:43:48And she's plenty tricky.
00:43:50Sticky, tricky.
00:44:08Good morning.
00:44:16Good morning, Mr.
00:44:28Good morning.
00:44:30I think I know why you're here.
00:44:32Miss Robbins, please sit down.
00:44:34Thank you.
00:44:36Sit down.
00:44:38I wanted to come up and thank you.
00:44:40Thank you.
00:44:42Thank you.
00:44:44I wanted to come up and
00:44:46get it over with
00:44:48before I lost my nerve.
00:44:52Thank you.
00:44:54I know what you must think of me, Mr. Rider.
00:44:56But honestly,
00:44:58I couldn't help what happened.
00:45:00It was all my uncle's fault.
00:45:02No, it wasn't anybody's fault.
00:45:04Believe me, I didn't want to go.
00:45:06But after all,
00:45:08he was the head of the company.
00:45:10And you were dazzled, huh?
00:45:12Dazzled?
00:45:14Or shall we say impressed?
00:45:16Well, that is a better word, I guess.
00:45:18But you see,
00:45:20the real trouble,
00:45:22Mr. Rider, sir,
00:45:24is that I'm...
00:45:26I'm too sentimental.
00:45:30Sentimental?
00:45:32Oh, I'm sure you could think of a better word.
00:45:34Oh.
00:45:36How about emotional?
00:45:38That's what I am.
00:45:40I'm over-emotional,
00:45:42especially when I think about
00:45:44all those wonderful poems Colonel Rider wrote.
00:45:46He wrote poems?
00:45:48Oh, yes.
00:45:50Oh, they were so sensitive and passionate.
00:45:52Passionate poems?
00:45:54Oh.
00:45:56Love is a wild volcano
00:45:58seething with dark desire.
00:46:00And you and I,
00:46:02the twain, that means the two...
00:46:04I get the idea.
00:46:06Miss Robbins, how many poems are there?
00:46:08Dozens.
00:46:10Dozens? Yes.
00:46:12You know, your uncle was a very warm and tender man,
00:46:14Mr. Rider.
00:46:16Oh, you should read his letters.
00:46:18Letters, too? Yes. Would you like to see them?
00:46:20No, thanks, and I wouldn't want anyone else to see them, either.
00:46:22Oh, well, you mustn't worry about that.
00:46:24I have them in a safe place.
00:46:26I'm sure you do.
00:46:28Mr. Rider,
00:46:30suppose we published all of those letters
00:46:32and poems so that the entire world
00:46:34could see what kind of a man your uncle
00:46:36really was?
00:46:38Oh.
00:46:40Well, it was just a suggestion.
00:46:42Miss Robbins,
00:46:44I've had enough of this cat-and-mouse game.
00:46:46Yes, well, it was just a suggestion.
00:46:48But we both know why you came up here, right?
00:46:50Yes. Now that we know where we both stand?
00:46:52Yes. Well, I'll get back to work.
00:46:54No, we'll talk.
00:46:56Talk? Mm-hmm.
00:46:58What'll we talk about? Fringe benefits?
00:47:00Talk about loyalty.
00:47:02All right.
00:47:04My uncle's reputation and the Rider Enterprises
00:47:06are very closely linked.
00:47:08If anything should happen to destroy this company,
00:47:10hundreds of people would be thrown out of work.
00:47:12Now, you wouldn't want that to happen,
00:47:14would you, Miss Robbins?
00:47:16Why, no. Good.
00:47:18Then your loyalty will be suitably rewarded.
00:47:20Mr. Rider, I didn't come here to ask for any...
00:47:22In the form of a raise?
00:47:24But I don't want to... You want to save $50 a week more?
00:47:26$50? $100.
00:47:28I think you're a little unstrung by the funeral.
00:47:30If you just think it's... $200 a week.
00:47:32Take it or leave it. Oh, I'll take it!
00:47:34I'll take it! Good, good, good.
00:47:36But remember, don't talk about this to anyone.
00:47:40Don't worry. I won't.
00:47:42But I think you should.
00:47:44Talk.
00:47:46To a doctor!
00:47:50Well, why don't you look it up yourself?
00:47:52How do you like that?
00:47:54Some wise guy trying to tell me
00:47:56we had a president named Andrew Johnson.
00:47:58Jeez.
00:48:00I realize that you're new
00:48:02in research, Mr. Lasker,
00:48:04but if there are any more phone calls,
00:48:06especially about presidents,
00:48:08I'll be glad to take them.
00:48:10Oh, gotcha.
00:48:12Oh, excuse me.
00:48:16Thank you.
00:48:18Oh, by the way,
00:48:20do you and
00:48:22Mrs. Lasker
00:48:24bowl?
00:48:26I do. She doesn't.
00:48:28There is no Mrs. Lasker.
00:48:30Oh, that is peachy.
00:48:32That you bowl,
00:48:34I mean.
00:48:36I love bowling.
00:48:38It's so healthy.
00:48:40And maybe some night you could join
00:48:42Katie and me and her boyfriend some night.
00:48:44Sure.
00:48:46Anytime.
00:48:48Tonight? Marge!
00:48:50The strangest thing
00:48:52just happened! Oh, hello.
00:48:54Uh, Miss Robbins, this is Mr. Lasker.
00:48:56Mr. Lasker, this is Miss Robbins.
00:48:58And guess where we're all going tonight?
00:49:00Bowling.
00:49:02Oh, Marge.
00:49:04I'm sorry I can't tonight.
00:49:06I have a date with Warren.
00:49:08This, uh,
00:49:10this fellow Warren,
00:49:12does, uh, does he work here?
00:49:14No, Dr. King says
00:49:16he's a friend of mine. He's her fiancé.
00:49:18They're going to be married.
00:49:20Oh, marriage is a wonderful institution.
00:49:22Yes.
00:49:24Uh, when's the happy event?
00:49:26Oh, we haven't even set
00:49:28the date yet.
00:49:30Uh, when's
00:49:32the happy event?
00:49:34Oh, we haven't even set the date yet.
00:49:36Dr. Kingsley's folks are in town.
00:49:38Katie's afraid they won't like her.
00:49:40I'm not afraid, exactly. But they're from a small town.
00:49:42You know, sort of straight-laced.
00:49:44Small town, straight-laced.
00:49:46Remember that.
00:49:48I hope I make a good impression when I meet them tonight.
00:49:50That's all. Why shouldn't you?
00:49:52Because it'll probably be days
00:49:54before I can pull myself together
00:49:56after that ten minutes I just spent with that nut upstairs.
00:49:58Which nut upstairs?
00:50:00Tony Ryder. That's which nut.
00:50:04Then somebody called research
00:50:06and Miss Robbins got too busy to talk.
00:50:08I wonder why she called Tony a...
00:50:10Excuse me, Tony.
00:50:12A nut.
00:50:14I don't care what she called me or why.
00:50:16We haven't learned a single thing from that electronic house dick.
00:50:18We have a lead
00:50:20that could be very good for us, Mr. Ryder.
00:50:22We found out that this babe
00:50:24is engaged to a very respectable guy.
00:50:26So?
00:50:28So, get her married off and bingo!
00:50:30She's off your back and out of your cash register.
00:50:32Sure.
00:50:34Miss Robbins, how would you like your husband to know
00:50:36about that little episode at Palm Beach?
00:50:38I guess that'll hook her up.
00:50:40Counter blackmail is an ugly word, gentlemen.
00:50:42Suppose we're on the wrong track.
00:50:44Suppose this doctor, uh, what's his name?
00:50:46Kingsley.
00:50:48Suppose he's the real brains behind this blackmail scheme
00:50:50and Miss Robbins is nothing but a pawn.
00:50:52That's hardly likely.
00:50:54Now, likely or not, I intend to do a little investigating of my own.
00:50:56I want to meet this guy,
00:50:58size him up and see what we have to contend with.
00:51:00Yes, sir?
00:51:02Miss Schuster, would you get me the address of, uh,
00:51:04Dr. Warren Kingsley? Yes, sir.
00:51:06Thank you. Meeting adjourned.
00:51:12Amateurs.
00:51:18Well, there you are.
00:51:20Have you any idea how you're going to get in the place?
00:51:22Simple. He's a doctor.
00:51:24I-I can have a stomachache.
00:51:26Careful, or you'll end up with your appendix missing.
00:51:28Very funny, Mr. O'Hara.
00:51:30Now, you... you wait for me down the street there.
00:51:36Now, cheer up, both of you.
00:51:38Come on.
00:51:40Now, you... you wait for me down the street there.
00:51:46Now, cheer up, both of you.
00:51:48The nice doctor says it's all in your mind.
00:51:50Yes.
00:51:52Boo-boo-boo-boo.
00:52:00Woof!
00:52:02Woof!
00:52:06Woof!
00:52:10Woof!
00:52:16Hey, son, do you mind if I, uh,
00:52:18borrow your dog for a few minutes?
00:52:20I'll give you a quarter. What do you say?
00:52:22Gee, thanks, but mister, it's not my dog!
00:52:24You mean it's not your horse.
00:52:40Woof!
00:52:48Woof!
00:52:50Woof!
00:52:52Woof!
00:52:54Woof!
00:52:56Emergency case. I'd like to see the doctor right away.
00:52:58And what is the nature of the emergency?
00:53:00Well, uh,
00:53:02it's rather personal.
00:53:04I'd prefer to see the doctor. Doc!
00:53:06Young man, I think you're finally out of the woods.
00:53:08Doc.
00:53:10You just stick to that vitamin therapy, and you'll feel like a new dog.
00:53:12Thank you, doctor.
00:53:14Yes, do you have an appointment?
00:53:16Emergency case. Very important. Come on, doc.
00:53:18Hold it. Doc.
00:53:20Now, you take it easy,
00:53:22my old boy.
00:53:24Good old Doc will fix you up.
00:53:26Good boy.
00:53:28Did you have an appointment, uh, mister, uh...
00:53:30Hammonschlager. Julius T. Hammonschlager.
00:53:32Yeah, and as I mentioned,
00:53:34this emergency case.
00:53:36I see.
00:53:38What seems to be his, uh, problem, mister
00:53:40Hammonschlager?
00:53:42Well, um...
00:53:46Amnesia.
00:53:48Your dog has amnesia?
00:53:50Yeah, it happened all of a sudden.
00:53:52I was taking him for a walk, and, uh,
00:53:54he gave me that, uh, who are you look.
00:53:56The who are you look?
00:53:58Yeah, like this.
00:54:00Don't mind telling you, it shook me up.
00:54:02Canine amnesia.
00:54:04Canine amnesia. That's very rare.
00:54:06I, uh, I don't think they ever wrote that up.
00:54:08Well, now's your chance, doc.
00:54:10Not only to help me,
00:54:12but, uh, advance the cause of many...
00:54:14Will you hold still, Julius?
00:54:16What are you...
00:54:18You're not in the pocket, Julius.
00:54:20You see that, doc?
00:54:22He thinks he's a pickpocket, Junior.
00:54:24Julius. Isn't that your name, Julius?
00:54:26Is it? Yeah, it is.
00:54:28Well, this is Julius Junior.
00:54:30I'm the sentimental type, and we're very close.
00:54:32All right.
00:54:34See, doc?
00:54:36Now he thinks I'm lassie.
00:54:40Kind of a memory block, huh?
00:54:44May I, um...
00:54:46Yeah.
00:54:50All right, now, Julius, just calm down.
00:54:52You're among friends, huh?
00:54:54Just relax.
00:54:56Just relax.
00:54:58Tell me, Mr. Emmitschlager,
00:55:00have you had a physical lately?
00:55:02Not in six months.
00:55:04Uh, you better check him over.
00:55:06Take your time.
00:55:08If this doesn't work, we'll try analysis.
00:55:10Oh, anything, as long as we can get my buddy back on his feet.
00:55:16Kansas Institute of Veterinary Science.
00:55:20That must be a wonderful old school.
00:55:22Sure is.
00:55:24My father's a president.
00:55:26Oh, he is?
00:55:28Now, let's take a look at those tonsils.
00:55:30Now, now, now, Julius, biting won't solve anything.
00:55:34Just relax.
00:55:38Doc, this picture.
00:55:40I've seen this girl before.
00:55:42Where?
00:55:44Well, isn't she a chorus girl at Cope Cabana?
00:55:46No, I'm afraid not.
00:55:48That's my fiancée.
00:55:50Oh, well, I could be mistaken.
00:55:52No, Mr. Emmitschlager.
00:55:54My family's very straight-laced.
00:55:56I'm afraid they would never allow me
00:55:58to be engaged to a girl from the Cope of Cabana.
00:56:00Rocky!
00:56:02Rocky!
00:56:04All right, where is he?
00:56:06What do you want? This is a respectable clinic.
00:56:08I'm looking for a dog napper.
00:56:10That's what I'm looking for.
00:56:12What's in there?
00:56:14You can't go in there, please.
00:56:16Who snatched my dog?
00:56:18Get out of there.
00:56:20Keep your hands off my patient.
00:56:22Police!
00:56:24You dog napper!
00:56:26I want words with you.
00:56:28I don't know what you did to my dog,
00:56:30but I want everything
00:56:32put back the way it was.
00:56:34Thanks for the advice
00:56:36about my parakeet, Doc.
00:56:38I'll keep him out of drafts.
00:56:40Oh, in there, officer,
00:56:42and you'd better hurry.
00:56:44Dr. Kingsley!
00:56:54♪♪♪
00:57:10♪♪♪
00:57:12Buzzer
00:57:18Buzzer
00:57:24Buzzer
00:57:30Hello.
00:57:32Well, here we are.
00:57:34Won't you come in? How do you do?
00:57:36How are you?
00:57:38Happy to know you, Miss, uh...
00:57:40What was the lady's name?
00:57:42Miss Robbins.
00:57:44Come right in.
00:57:46Thank you.
00:57:50I'm delighted to know you.
00:57:52Miss Robbins, this is Mother.
00:57:54Oh, I'm delighted to know your mother, too.
00:57:56Oh, I mean, uh...
00:57:58She's my mother, Katie.
00:58:00I know, Warren, I know. I meant to say...
00:58:02Did you hear that, Mother?
00:58:04Girl here thought you were Warren's grandma.
00:58:06No, I didn't. Honest, I didn't.
00:58:08You're too old.
00:58:10I mean, you're both too old.
00:58:12Oh, what I mean is...
00:58:14I'll explain it later. Could we sit down?
00:58:16Yes, of course. Sit down.
00:58:18Could I take your rap?
00:58:20Your hat.
00:58:22Yes, put it anywhere.
00:58:30Well...
00:58:32Isn't she everything I said she was?
00:58:40I'm sorry.
00:58:42I don't have any more room.
00:58:44No, no, it's very nice.
00:58:46In Kansas, we have 30 acres.
00:58:48Oh.
00:58:50Well...
00:58:52I could use some of those here.
00:59:04Well, I would say
00:59:06that refreshments are in order.
00:59:08What have you got in mind?
00:59:10Oh, I made a nice big pitcher of cold...
00:59:12Uh...
00:59:14Hot chocolate.
00:59:16Yes, that's right.
00:59:18So you have your choice
00:59:20of cold hot chocolate
00:59:22or hot hot chocolate.
00:59:24Hot, please.
00:59:26I'll have cold, I guess.
00:59:28That's two chocolates.
00:59:30One hot and one cold.
00:59:32Coming right up.
00:59:36Is he nice?
00:59:38Why don't you kill her?
00:59:40She's lonely.
00:59:42I don't want to hear it.
00:59:44I don't want to hear it.
00:59:48I forgot.
00:59:50I'm, uh...
00:59:52all out of chocolate.
00:59:54Uh...
00:59:56Oh, would you like olives?
00:59:58Would you like an olive?
01:00:00No, thanks.
01:00:02No, thank you.
01:00:04They're stinking...
01:00:06Thank you.
01:00:14Well, I guess we're...
01:00:16We're off to our little French restaurant.
01:00:18Oh, little French restaurants.
01:00:20That's all we've had on this trip.
01:00:22It seems to me we ought to go
01:00:24to some big, noisy nightclub.
01:00:26Do you know any nightclubs, Miss Robbins?
01:00:28Oh, there's the Martinique.
01:00:30Uh, but I've never been there.
01:00:32Never.
01:00:34I've heard about it. Let's go there.
01:00:36Dad, it's very popular.
01:00:38I doubt if we'd get in.
01:00:40You just tell them that your daddy
01:00:42heads up the Kansas Institute
01:00:44of Veterinary Science.
01:00:46That'll make them sit up and bark.
01:00:48Sit up and bark.
01:00:50Did you hear that, Mother?
01:00:52Sit up and bark.
01:00:54She said she's never been there.
01:00:56No. I'm a working girl.
01:00:58And working girls just don't have time
01:01:00for nightclubs.
01:01:02Oh, that's right.
01:01:04Yeah, well, uh...
01:01:06should I get your coat, Katie?
01:01:08Thank you, Warren.
01:01:12Oh, I don't need...
01:01:14Uh...
01:01:16Mink? May I...
01:01:18May I have a feel of that?
01:01:22Oh, my.
01:01:24Tourmaline mink. They run into money.
01:01:26What is it
01:01:28you do for a living?
01:01:30Research.
01:01:32Obviously
01:01:34pays very well.
01:01:36Katie,
01:01:38where did you get the coat?
01:01:40I bought it on time, Warren.
01:01:42I was trying to explain.
01:01:44Ten dollars a week.
01:01:46I wanted to surprise you.
01:01:48Yeah. You surprise me.
01:01:50Shall we go?
01:02:00Oh, do you know that I...
01:02:02Oh, I beg your pardon.
01:02:10Thank you.
01:02:40What's the matter, darling?
01:02:42Nothing. I just have a little...
01:02:44business to take care of.
01:02:46Oh, I see.
01:02:48Oh, I see.
01:02:50Oh, I see.
01:02:52Oh, I see.
01:02:54Oh, I see.
01:02:56Oh, I see.
01:02:58Oh, I see.
01:03:00Oh, I see.
01:03:02Oh, I see.
01:03:04Oh, I see.
01:03:06Oh, I see.
01:03:08Oh, I see.
01:03:10Oh, I see.
01:03:12Oh, I see.
01:03:14Oh, I see.
01:03:16Oh, I see.
01:03:18Oh, I see.
01:03:20Oh, I see.
01:03:22Oh, I see.
01:03:24Could we have a table for four, please?
01:03:26I'd be very happy to accept a small bribe tomorrow night.
01:03:28Next week would be even better.
01:03:30Oh, but we...
01:03:32Tonight is quite impossible.
01:03:34Oh, it is?
01:03:36We love each other now. We've got to play Cupid.
01:03:38See, we'll get her a good table, some good music and a real fine wine.
01:03:44Then let nature take its course. You understand?
01:03:46Perfectly.
01:03:49Let's go to the stock club. Mother and I have never been there.
01:03:52Well, I'm more than glad to be leaving. This isn't my kind of place.
01:03:55You're so right, Mrs. Kingsley. It's not my kind of either.
01:04:01Miss Robbins. One moment, please.
01:04:04I have a thousand pardons. I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.
01:04:10It's me.
01:04:13Captain, table 30 for Miss Robbins and her party.
01:04:18Us?
01:04:23But I've never been here before.
01:04:27Katie probably looks like one of their regular customers.
01:04:31Whose name just happens to be Robbins?
01:04:34Champagne.
01:04:41Oh, uh, we didn't order any champagne.
01:04:43For Miss Robbins, compliments of the Martinique.
01:04:46Oh.
01:04:48Oh, well, I know.
01:04:50I'm probably the one millionth person to come in here tonight.
01:04:53Tonight? Well, I mean, since it opened or something.
01:04:57Well, you know, how they're always giving things away.
01:05:00No. No, I don't.
01:05:03Uh, well, they do. All the time.
01:05:06Just last week, there was this girl, and she was crossing this bridge in this car.
01:05:10And they gave it to her. The bridge?
01:05:13No. The car.
01:05:15The new one, too, that is.
01:05:17She was probably the ten millionth person to cross the bridge.
01:05:20Or was it a tunnel?
01:05:22Yeah, well, Mom, if Katie says she's never been here before, she's never been here before.
01:05:26No, I haven't. And it was a tunnel.
01:05:30And this girl, uh...
01:05:37To the Veterinary Institute in Kansas.
01:05:41I'll drink to that.
01:05:50Everything satisfactory, Mr. Ryder?
01:05:52Yeah, I think we've given Cupid a good start. Now, you keep those arrows coming.
01:05:56I heard them say they were going to the store club from here.
01:06:00Good.
01:06:02Come on, honey, let's go to the store club. We can't keep our friends waiting.
01:06:05But we don't have any friends at the store club.
01:06:08Make some. I liked it here.
01:06:12Oh, darling, I forgot my purse.
01:06:15Oh, I'll get it for you. I'll meet you out front.
01:06:17I don't care. You can do it when you're at home.
01:06:20Himmenschlager! It's Himmenschlager!
01:06:23I'll drink to that. No, Dad, it's that crackpot I told you about.
01:06:27Where? Sneaking out.
01:06:31He waved at me.
01:06:33I believe he was waving at me.
01:06:36Don't be silly, honey. How would you know Himmenschlager?
01:06:39Himmenschlager? That's not a Himmenschlager.
01:06:41That's my boss, Tony Ryder.
01:06:43Oh, no. Now you're mistaken.
01:06:45How could I be mistaken about a man that just this morning gave me a $200-a-week raise?
01:06:50Two hundred?
01:06:52A week?
01:06:54I'll drink to that.
01:06:56But I didn't take it.
01:06:58And I've never been to this place before,
01:07:00and I'm so sorry we came here again.
01:07:02Warren, please, couldn't we go someplace else for dinner and have supper?
01:07:05It's just making me very, very nervous.
01:07:07Yeah, I'm a little nervous myself.
01:07:10Waiter, check.
01:07:14Never check for Miss Robbins.
01:07:18I'll drink to that.
01:07:20Me, too. One for the road.
01:07:23Hail to thee, O Kansas
01:07:27Institute of Veterinary Science.
01:07:30With her students
01:07:33Scattered wide
01:07:37I wonder who you get in for.
01:07:40She only had two drinks, Mom.
01:07:42It's just that she never had champagne before.
01:07:44I wonder who you get in for.
01:07:47I wonder who you get in for.
01:07:49I wonder who you get in for.
01:07:51I wonder who you get in for.
01:07:53I wonder who you get in for.
01:07:55They're always ready
01:07:59With needle and insecticide
01:08:07We'll go quietly, officer.
01:08:19Perhaps some other night, sir.
01:08:21Or better yet, some afternoon.
01:08:23But thanks.
01:08:25Oh, no. We're not tourists so bad, you know.
01:08:28I should say now that I happen to be the president
01:08:31Of the Kansas Institute of Veterinary Science.
01:08:33That's right. He is. He's the president.
01:08:35First.
01:08:37No luck, huh? All right.
01:08:39Are they always this snooty?
01:08:42I don't know. I've never been here before.
01:08:44Either.
01:08:46That's the party I told you about.
01:08:48Oh, yes, sir.
01:08:50Come on, honey. Let's get out of here.
01:08:52It's getting awfully stuffy. Let's go back to la martinique.
01:08:55Miss robbins, please forgive the captain.
01:08:58He's a new man.
01:09:00It's nice to see you again, miss robbins.
01:09:03Nice to see you again.
01:09:06Oh, it's nice to see you again.
01:09:08How are the wife and kids?
01:09:10They're just fine. This way.
01:09:14She's never been here either.
01:09:21Thank you, sir.
01:09:31Congratulations are in order for me.
01:09:34I'm the ten-millionth lady to cross this bridge.
01:09:38Hail to thee, oh, kansas institute.
01:09:43Ryder. tony ryder.
01:09:45I'm sure he'll talk to me.
01:09:47They're trying to reach me.
01:09:49They're trying to reach pudge.
01:09:51Good. Try and find out what's holding up that loan.
01:09:54Now, about getting our blackmailer married off.
01:09:57Not a chance, mr. Dunning.
01:09:59Not for a long time, anyway.
01:10:01How do you know?
01:10:03Talked to the waiter at the store club.
01:10:05He told me mrs. Kingsley and her son
01:10:07Were very unhappy about miss robbins
01:10:09Doing the cha-cha in the kitchen.
01:10:12With the cook.
01:10:14Oh, it'll be a cornless day in kansas
01:10:16Before that girl gets married.
01:10:18Cupid-wise, we are in trouble.
01:10:20Our counter-blackmail scheme doesn't have a prayer.
01:10:23We've got to get that young lady out of the way.
01:10:26I know a gangster.
01:10:28Well, he's not really a gangster.
01:10:30He's my wife's brother.
01:10:32Hello. Hello.
01:10:34Oh, hi, pudge.
01:10:36What's the good word on our loan?
01:10:42Oh, I see.
01:10:44Well, could you tell me what kind of a hitch?
01:10:50Oh.
01:10:52I understand, pudge. Thanks.
01:10:56Well, they've decided to hold off on the loan.
01:11:05Gentlemen, I guess I'm not the best man for this job after all.
01:11:09Now, this is no time to give up, tony.
01:11:12Didn't your friend pudge give you any reasons?
01:11:15He said they were checking on a rumor.
01:11:17Didn't know what it was.
01:11:19Rumor?
01:11:21We have got to keep her from talking, or we're sunk.
01:11:24What if we tried this little thing again?
01:11:27Let the little lady incriminate herself?
01:11:29We've already tried that. She wouldn't talk.
01:11:31With me, we tried, and with me, she wouldn't talk.
01:11:34But what if we got somebody else wired for sound?
01:11:37Somebody suave, clever, good-looking.
01:11:41Somebody she could really go for.
01:11:43I've got a cute little spot in the village.
01:11:46Ridiculous.
01:11:50Looks like you're drafted, tony.
01:11:53Oh, I'd like to help you, gentlemen.
01:11:55Mr. Ryder.
01:11:57For personal reasons, I'd rather not.
01:12:03Lesson to this.
01:12:05Dear mr. Ryder,
01:12:07I've been thinking about the $200 a week raise you offered me.
01:12:11Of course, I can't possibly accept it.
01:12:13Naturally, I realize you must have been joking.
01:12:16Joking?
01:12:18Go on, go on.
01:12:20Here's where she slips in the knife.
01:12:22I suppose next, you'll be offering me
01:12:24The ryder building lock, stock and magazines.
01:12:27Ha-ha.
01:12:29Ha-ha?
01:12:31See for yourself.
01:12:33It's ha-ha, all right.
01:12:35This girl is going to ha-ha us right into the poorhouse.
01:12:38Not if we move fast.
01:12:40Yours truly, katie robbins.
01:12:43Well, tony?
01:12:50How do you wear this thing?
01:12:53Good boy! Good boy!
01:12:55Now the question is, where should he go into action?
01:12:58I think mr. Ryder ought to take her someplace
01:13:02Where she thinks they'll be alone.
01:13:04Just the two of them, and she'll really open up.
01:13:07I think I know just the spot
01:13:09Where I can catch miss robbins with her ha-ha down.
01:13:12My apartment tonight.
01:13:14And a little champagne to loosen her tongue, eh, mr. Ryder?
01:13:18Yeah, if that don't work, I can always try torture.
01:13:22That's very funny.
01:13:24That's torture.
01:13:26I'm not in a funny mood, mr. Lasker.
01:13:29As far as katie is concerned,
01:13:31I may be involved in this underhanded scheme,
01:13:34But I certainly don't have to enjoy it.
01:13:37Oh, yes, sir, yes, sir, I see what you mean.
01:13:40Good luck.
01:13:42Huh?
01:13:48I'll get it, tim.
01:13:50Look, after you serve dinner to the young lady and myself,
01:13:54You get lost.
01:13:56Same like always. Get lost.
01:13:58No, no, this is business.
01:14:00Same like always. Monkey business.
01:14:03Hee-hee-hee!
01:14:09I hope I'm not late.
01:14:11Oh, no, not at all. Come on in.
01:14:14Thank you.
01:14:16I'll help you.
01:14:21Thank you.
01:14:23Oh.
01:14:25I realize I shouldn't have warned mink to a business meeting,
01:14:29But, uh, it's my very first one.
01:14:32I'm sure it won't be your last. Ha-ha.
01:14:35Pardon me?
01:14:37Ha-ha.
01:14:39Oh! Yes.
01:14:41Ha-ha.
01:14:43Oh, my.
01:14:45Oh, this is a lovely room.
01:14:59Oh, are there just the two of us again?
01:15:03Surprised?
01:15:05Oh, no.
01:15:07No, it's just that when you called me about the urgent company business,
01:15:11Well, I had this bowling date, and I thought...
01:15:15I don't know what I thought. Health and welfare, maybe.
01:15:19Your health and your welfare, miss robbins?
01:15:22No, everybody's health and welfare. Ha-ha.
01:15:25Ha-ha?
01:15:27Ha-ha-ha-ha.
01:15:29Ha-ha-ha-ha.
01:15:31Ha-ha.
01:15:36Oh, this is beautiful.
01:15:39It's a remington.
01:15:41Yes, he painted this around 1900.
01:15:44Oh, I forgot. You're in research.
01:15:47No, my father used to collect remington sketches.
01:15:51Of course, he could never afford the original oils.
01:15:55Mm.
01:15:57Isn't this beautiful?
01:16:02Well, shall we?
01:16:04Nothing like a little champagne to, uh, loosen your...
01:16:07To whet your appetite.
01:16:09Champagne?
01:16:13Well, I'm not very thirsty, Mr. Ryder.
01:16:16As a matter of fact, I'm not very hungry either.
01:16:19So why don't we just get our business over with, and I'll run along?
01:16:23Well, I'm not in a rush, but I thought maybe you were.
01:16:26Oh, no, I'm not in a rush, miss robbins.
01:16:29Here.
01:16:31Drink up.
01:16:47Oh, your uncle certainly was a strong man, wasn't he?
01:16:51Strong like a bull and weak like a man.
01:16:55Mm. You remind me of him.
01:16:58You have the same strength. You see, the jaw.
01:17:03Uh...
01:17:05I mean, it's similar.
01:17:21Oh, your power's going.
01:17:31Oh, I really can't stay.
01:17:33I have this bowling date, and I'm sort of the anchor man.
01:17:37Girl.
01:17:39I'm sorry, miss robbins.
01:17:41I'm sorry, miss robbins.
01:17:43I'm sorry, miss robbins.
01:17:45I'm sorry, miss robbins.
01:17:47I'm sorry, miss robbins.
01:17:49I never said sorry to the anchor man. Girl.
01:17:52Relax, miss robbins. On a beautiful evening like this,
01:17:55it's no crime to enjoy the view and sip champagne
01:17:58before we settle down to more important matters.
01:18:02Ha-ha.
01:18:04Oh, right. Here's to crime.
01:18:07How's that for a ha-ha?
01:18:09Ha-ha. Ha-ha.
01:18:11But warren, I was in the office when he called, and he said it was business.
01:18:15When a man like tony rider ask a girl like katie up to his apartment,
01:18:18Mind the business. Step on it, driver.
01:18:21But I asked Mr. Lasker to go bowling.
01:18:24Why can't we bowl without Katie and mind our own business?
01:18:28Because Katie is my business.
01:18:29But just an hour ago, you said you were through with her.
01:18:31Well, that was an hour ago.
01:18:34Suppose we get there and there's nothing going on.
01:18:36That better be.
01:18:45Oh, what a beautiful view this is.
01:18:48There's the, uh, the Triborough Bridge
01:18:52and the Brooklyn Bridge
01:18:55and the Queensborough Bridge
01:18:57and the Brooklyn Bridge again.
01:19:00Again?
01:19:03Oh, that's their problem.
01:19:06Here we are.
01:19:08I really shouldn't.
01:19:09Like I said before, I'm the anchorman.
01:19:12But...
01:19:15Ooh.
01:19:32Now, then, let's talk business.
01:19:36Oh, good.
01:19:38I could listen to you talk business all night.
01:19:42I'll lay my cards on the table, Miss Robbins.
01:19:45Mm-mm. Katie.
01:19:47I'm Katie.
01:19:50And you're Mr. Ryder.
01:19:53Cards? What cards?
01:19:55I thought you wanted to talk business.
01:19:57Let's face facts, huh? No beating around the bush.
01:20:00Bush? What bush?
01:20:02You haven't answered me yet about the cards.
01:20:05And I could listen to you play cards all night.
01:20:08Let's get to the point, Miss Robbins.
01:20:10Katie.
01:20:12All right. I know when I'm left, ma'am.
01:20:15It's your move.
01:20:17You name the figure, and I'll make out the check.
01:20:20Oh, I could listen to you make out checks all night.
01:20:23Please, Miss Robbins.
01:20:25Please. Katie.
01:20:27All right.
01:20:29Katie, what do you want?
01:20:32I want...
01:20:36Um...
01:20:38Um...
01:20:40I want to dance.
01:20:49And even though I'm the anchorman,
01:20:52I think that you would better lead.
01:20:57Of course.
01:21:01Oh, me. A jug of wine,
01:21:04a loaf of bread, and thou beside me
01:21:07singing in the wilderness.
01:21:09That's one of the prettiest poems your uncle ever wrote.
01:21:12Or was it your uncle?
01:21:14No, that was Kayan.
01:21:16Onar Kayan.
01:21:18Born 1157. Died 1906.
01:21:21Or was that the Chicago fire?
01:21:24I don't know. As long as I'm not on duty.
01:21:29If it weren't for my uncle,
01:21:32we could have met under more pleasant circumstances.
01:21:35Oh, I think this is very pleasant.
01:21:37Circumstantially, that is.
01:21:41Love is a wild volcano.
01:21:44Seething with you.
01:21:46May kiss me, Mr. Ryder, if you'd like to.
01:21:48It's perfectly all right.
01:21:50Oh, hemmenschlager, you're slipping.
01:21:53Katie.
01:22:00Oh, Mr. Ryder.
01:22:02Mr. Ryder.
01:22:05Mr. Ryder.
01:22:11First time I ever kissed an anchor man.
01:22:14Oh, excuse me.
01:22:16I'm sorry. It's the champagne.
01:22:19I really shouldn't have done that.
01:22:22You see, I'm sort of engaged.
01:22:25At least I was until last night.
01:22:28I think I'd better go.
01:22:30I don't think you've seen the rest of my Remingtons.
01:22:33I saw the one in the living room.
01:22:36I have a few more that I'd like you to see.
01:22:47Here's one of his most famous paintings,
01:22:50Pursuing the Indians.
01:22:52I can sympathize with him.
01:22:54There are more this way.
01:23:03Here's my favorite one.
01:23:06Oh, his famous card game.
01:23:09Yes, I've seen this reproduced so many times,
01:23:12It's like an old friend.
01:23:14Did you know he did a few bronze statues?
01:23:17Yes, he's just as famous for his bronze as he is for his paintings.
01:23:21And there's another beauty over there.
01:23:24Oh, yes.
01:23:26Oh, yes.
01:23:28Oh, yes.
01:23:30Oh, yes.
01:23:32Oh, yes.
01:23:42But I can barely see it.
01:23:45I know.
01:23:47Most men have etchings, and you have Remingtons.
01:23:51Most men aren't as lucky as I am, especially right now.
01:23:55Mr. Ryder, you know what you should do?
01:23:58You should turn this into a theater.
01:24:01A theater in the round?
01:24:03Your lighting effects are most effective.
01:24:06Most.
01:24:08Have this system in all your rooms?
01:24:11Every room, except the kitchen and there.
01:24:17You wouldn't really need it in the kitchen and there.
01:24:21No, you wouldn't.
01:24:23I really must be going, Mr. Rone Ryder.
01:24:26You came here to have a meeting.
01:24:28We're having one, Kate.
01:24:30I'm very embarrassed.
01:24:32I only came here to talk.
01:24:34Of course you did.
01:24:36Let's forget the past.
01:24:38What's done is done.
01:24:40I love you.
01:24:42I didn't want to fall in love with you, but there it is.
01:24:46Mr. Ryder.
01:24:48Tony, I forgive you.
01:24:53You're so sweet.
01:24:55Forgive me for what?
01:24:59For everything, darling.
01:25:01Florida.
01:25:02Florida?
01:25:04The hotel.
01:25:06The hotel?
01:25:08The rendezvous with my uncle.
01:25:10The rendezvous with your uncle?
01:25:13I forgive you for the whole ugly scheme.
01:25:18You think I had a rendezvous with your uncle?
01:25:22Forget that.
01:25:24You met my uncle.
01:25:26He was old and lonely.
01:25:29You felt sorry for him.
01:25:31You're a very emotional girl, right?
01:25:34Right.
01:25:35There's only one small detail you've missed.
01:25:38I didn't happen to meet your uncle.
01:25:40I planned it that way.
01:25:42You planned it?
01:25:44You heard he was loaded.
01:25:46I heard he was loaded.
01:25:48And after Cosmo...
01:25:50Cosmo?
01:25:51The beatnik bongo player I used to be engaged to.
01:25:54He was great on the bongos, but very low on the dough.
01:25:58You want baseball players?
01:26:00There were quite a few others.
01:26:02I was crazy about baseball players.
01:26:04I used to like jockeys, too.
01:26:06I kept growing, and they didn't.
01:26:08That's all in the past.
01:26:10Prize fighters are the worst.
01:26:12You have to catch them when they're not in training.
01:26:15We're all a little weak.
01:26:17I'm not.
01:26:18I'm strong.
01:26:19Back to that rendezvous.
01:26:21Why did I do it?
01:26:23Blackmail?
01:26:24Blackmail?
01:26:25I forgive you.
01:26:26That's all in the past.
01:26:27Thanks a lot.
01:26:29And one more thing, Mr. Ryder.
01:26:32Once a blackmailer, always a blackmailer.
01:26:36I want money, real money.
01:26:38By the time I get through with you,
01:26:40you'll be selling your magazine.
01:26:42Let's go, on the street corner.
01:26:44Katie, you can't leave me now.
01:26:50Katie!
01:26:51Come here, I'll cut your nose!
01:26:53Katie!
01:26:56Good evening.
01:26:57Good evening, Mr. Ryder.
01:26:59I hope I'm not interrupting anything.
01:27:02They say bowling is the most popular indoor sport.
01:27:05I was helping her with her coat.
01:27:07Was she crawling into it?
01:27:09Warren, don't just stand there!
01:27:11The man insulted me!
01:27:13Hit him!
01:27:14Knock him down!
01:27:15He is down.
01:27:16Then kick him!
01:27:17Let me help you.
01:27:18Warren, give him the 0-1-2!
01:27:21I would, but I have to operate
01:27:23in the morning my hands.
01:27:25Mr. Ryder, you'll have to excuse Katie
01:27:28because she's not used to champagne.
01:27:30You know who plied me with it?
01:27:32Your precious Mr. Hemenschlager.
01:27:34He called me a blackmailer.
01:27:36A blackmailer?
01:27:37Yes!
01:27:38Look, he's even stolen my other shoe!
01:27:42I think an explanation is in order, old man.
01:27:45I agree with you, young man.
01:27:47Do you think I'm a blackmailer?
01:27:49I never heard of anything so ridiculous in my life.
01:27:52I can always depend on you.
01:27:54Take me out of here.
01:27:56Oh, Katie!
01:27:57As for you, my fine-feathered Hemenschlager,
01:28:00you're very lucky my fiancé
01:28:02didn't beat you within an inch of your life.
01:28:04I know I'm not lucky, but...
01:28:06Come, darling, let's go!
01:28:08Katie!
01:28:09Well, research.
01:28:11I mean, hello.
01:28:13Marge, you better take it.
01:28:15Katie, please.
01:28:16Mr. Ryder, are you infamous today?
01:28:18Are you infamous to Dunning?
01:28:20Take the message.
01:28:21Katie!
01:28:22Mr. Ryder, he says it's urgent.
01:28:24He has to talk with you.
01:28:28Hello.
01:28:29Look, I'm very busy.
01:28:30We've got the loan.
01:28:32Yeah.
01:28:33You know what held it up?
01:28:36The bank thought we hired Lasker to watch you.
01:28:40I was beginning to think so myself.
01:28:42Katie, please!
01:28:43Katie, you've got to listen to me.
01:28:46Nothing you can say interests me.
01:28:48I'm going to marry the man I love.
01:28:50Not him.
01:28:51Him.
01:28:52I can't let you make that terrible mistake.
01:28:55See this?
01:28:56It's a gun!
01:28:57No, not a gun, madam.
01:28:59It's a tape recorder.
01:29:01Before you think of marrying this young lady,
01:29:04I'd like you to hear something, Doc.
01:29:06You didn't!
01:29:07I didn't, huh?
01:29:09What's that about here?
01:29:11It's a tape recorder.
01:29:13You may kiss me if you want to, Mr. Ryder.
01:29:16It's perfectly all right.
01:29:18First time I ever kissed an anchorman.
01:29:21Oh, Mr. Ryder.
01:29:23A little further.
01:29:25And one more thing, Mr. Ryder.
01:29:28Once a blackmailer, always a blackmailer!
01:29:31Blackmailer.
01:29:32Oh, come in, ladies.
01:29:34Just in time to hear the next chapter.
01:29:36I can explain everything, Warren.
01:29:38Really, I can.
01:29:39I can explain it all.
01:29:41I want money, real money!
01:29:43When I'm through with you,
01:29:45you'll be selling your magazines.
01:29:47Let me go!
01:29:48Very interesting, huh, Doc?
01:29:50On a street corner!
01:29:52Well, that's about the size of it.
01:29:54Sorry.
01:29:57This could never have happened in Boston.
01:30:03Uh, Katie.
01:30:05Uh, I think I'll...
01:30:07I better get on home.
01:30:09It's a little late for bowling
01:30:11and, uh, I've got a facet-hound tonsillectomy in the morning.
01:30:15Warren, you don't believe all that, uh,
01:30:19that silly nonsense, do you?
01:30:21Oh, no.
01:30:23No, of course not.
01:30:25Well, uh...
01:30:29Well, what about tomorrow evening?
01:30:32Oh, well, uh...
01:30:34Oh, I've got a meeting at the Dog Medical Center.
01:30:37But I'll, uh...
01:30:39I'll keep in touch with you, okay?
01:30:45It was bound to happen.
01:30:47I knew it as soon as I met his mother.
01:31:07There, there, Katie.
01:31:09I'm sorry, but I had to show him up for what he was.
01:31:13We'll just have to find you somebody else.
01:31:16I don't want somebody else.
01:31:18And you embarrassing me like that
01:31:21in front of those sweet old ladies.
01:31:24They thought I was some kind of a criminal.
01:31:27I'll admit I shouldn't have done it,
01:31:30but even an idiot deserves a second chance.
01:31:33I know you're not a blackmailer.
01:31:36I never believed you were.
01:31:38I couldn't fall in love with a blackmailer.
01:31:41That's the important thing.
01:31:43The important thing?
01:31:45Where are you taking me?
01:31:47Up.
01:31:48But I don't want to go up.
01:31:50I never want to see him again,
01:31:52and I never want to see you again either.
01:31:55But first, I'm gonna tell you
01:31:57what really happened that night in Florida.
01:32:00I was running away from some drunken lunatic
01:32:03who had helped up to his room.
01:32:05I came through some curtains,
01:32:07and it was dark,
01:32:09and I knocked over some furniture.
01:32:11There I was in another man's bedroom,
01:32:14and there was a man in bed.
01:32:17Your uncle, Colonel Ryder.
01:32:20I thought he was asleep.
01:32:23Well, I was in and out of there
01:32:26in about five seconds flat,
01:32:28and that must have been where I lost my earring.
01:32:33I started down the hall
01:32:35looking for a stairway
01:32:37or a freight elevator or something
01:32:40when suddenly the house detective yelled at me.
01:32:43Hey!
01:32:44Oh, I kept right on running.
01:32:46I hadn't done anything,
01:32:48but racing around a hotel
01:32:50with practically nothing on
01:32:52can give a girl a terrible guilt complex.
01:33:03Like I told you, that's all in the past.
01:33:06I never believed it for a minute.
01:33:09Stop that.
01:33:11I told you, we're through.
01:33:14Of course we're through.
01:33:16Well, so good-bye.
01:33:18Good-bye.
01:33:19I never want to see you again.
01:33:22But you'll have to, darling.
01:33:25We'll be on our honeymoon.
01:33:28You mean you're...
01:33:31asking...
01:33:33Oh, Mr. Ryder.
01:33:40Oh, Mr. Ryder.
01:33:58Oh, Mr. Ryder.