:20:01
is one of the most charming
women I have ever met.
:20:04
Oh, do tell me more about her.
:20:06
Yes, do tell us.
:20:07
Just a minute, just a minute.
:20:11
I want you to meet
a friend of mine.
:20:14
This is Mr. Edgar Cowhide,
a big leather fellow.
:20:20
- Why, pleased to meet you.
- Pleased to meet you.
:20:22
Say, you guys should sort of
get together.
:20:25
Oh, Charlie, you wait here.
:20:27
I'm going out and get
a glass of bromo suss...
:20:30
bromo suss...
:20:32
A cup of tea. I'll be back.
:20:37
Yes, uh...
:20:40
Yes, quite
a droll fellow, huh?
:20:42
We were just speaking
of Lady Pillsbury.
:20:45
Oh, really? Hmm.
:20:47
Yes, she is really
very remarkable.
:20:49
Well, she was, but not anymore.
:20:52
Do you know her?
:20:54
Yes, yes,
oh, I know her well, heh.
:20:57
Slim legs, brown body,
and a white spot on the head.
:21:01
Oh, my!
:21:04
You know, she shouldn't be
allowed in public.
:21:06
All out of condition.
:21:07
Fat, flabby...
the old oat burner.
:21:14
Are you speaking
of the Lady Pillsbury?
:21:18
Yes, positively.
:21:19
And listen, take a tip from me
and lay off of this baby.
:21:22
Heh, why, she should be
pulling a milk wagon.
:21:34
Well, I shall report that
to the...
:21:37
I'm awfully sorry.
I'm sure it's been overlooked.
:21:40
I'll ask him about it
in the morning...
:21:42
and let you know immediately.
:21:43
Yes, thank you very much.
Good-bye.
:21:49
Oh!
:21:52
Why, hello!
:21:54
Hello.
:21:55
l... l... I didn't think
you'd remember me.
:21:58
And I thought you had
forgotten all about me.