1:04:01
the London train leaves a 4 o'clock
1:04:04
you'll be very happy,
I promise
1:04:09
thank you Tom, I'll pack
1:04:18
goodbye George
1:04:21
you did the right thing about the Butterfields,
and George
1:04:25
after I've gone, don't change
1:04:28
don't ever bow to double-chins,
stay an artist
1:04:33
that's important
1:04:35
in fact, the most important thing
1:05:05
I didn't want to praise you in front of Gilda
1:05:08
but you certainly packed a wicked right
1:05:10
a real wallop
1:05:19
there are a number of things here
which belong to her
1:05:22
- that's alright, never mind
- no, I don't want them, where shall I send them?
1:05:26
c/o my name, the Carlton Theatre, London
1:05:29
and the mail?
1:05:32
same place, I'll see that she gets it
1:05:34
anything else?
1:05:35
not that I can think of
1:05:37
if anything should come up,
you'll be at this address?
1:05:40
that's immaterial,
I don't want to enter into any correspondence
1:05:44
as you wish
1:05:46
you'd better tell her to hurry up,
it's getting to be a strain
1:05:49
- give her a chance to pack
- well, tell her to pack
1:05:51
alright, hurry up, Gilda!
1:05:54
hurry up, darling