:16:00
Mr Curtis, what is your annual income in round figures?
:16:08
in round figures ...zero
:16:10
may I ask what you live on?
:16:13
nothing
:16:15
I survive by miracles
:16:16
Mr Curtis, I must ask you man to man
to discontinue your attentions to Gilda
:16:23
now you're making very unbecoming faces, Mr Plunkett
:16:25
- she doesn't need you.
- say that again
:16:27
Mr Curtis, there's only one thing I have to say to you:
:16:29
immorality may be fun,
but it isn't fun enough
to take the place of 100% virtue
and three square meals a day
:16:35
so this is the way you talk to a man
who wears Kaplan and McGuire union-suits
:16:40
Mr Plunkett, I shall report you
to your client immediately
:16:44
good night sir
:16:52
- yesterday it was Tom?
- yes
:16:54
- today it's George
- yes
:16:56
ok, hoodlums
:17:04
artistic bums
:17:05
both of them put together
aren't worth a dime
:17:07
Gilda, no one knows better than you
how unselfish I've been in all matters pertaining to you
:17:14
you've been nice
:17:15
- I've been marvelous.
- no, just nice
:17:19
Gilda, I've been your friend for five years
:17:21
and I want you to remain my friend
for the next fifty years
:17:23
so please shut up
:17:32
Max, have you ever been in love?
:17:34
this is no time to answer that
:17:36
have you ever felt your brain catch fire
and a curious dreadful thing go right through your body
:17:42
down down to your very toes
:17:46
and leave you with the ears ringing?
:17:51
that's abnorm
:17:53
that's just how I felt before you came in
:17:55
how did you feel yesterday
after your promenade with Tom?
:17:58
just the opposite
:17:59
it started in my toes
and came up up up
very slowly until my brain got fire