:20:02
Anyway, it would be an enormous favor
to me if you did.
:20:06
Of course, if it will help you, dear.
:20:09
Hattie, you can't imagine.
Hattie just came in, dear.
:20:14
Maybe she can help.
:20:15
But do try to think of an extra man,
won't you, dear?
:20:21
l will, dear.
:20:23
Goodbye.
:20:26
Those Packards. Really.
:20:28
Another dinner party?
:20:30
Only a small one, darling.
:20:33
Otherwise, l'd love to have you and Ed,
you understand?
:20:38
No need to apologize. A cousin is a cousin.
:20:41
And Ed hates functions.
:20:43
Ed hates anything that keeps him
from going to the movies every night.
:20:47
l guess l'm what's called ''a Garbo widow.''
:20:58
Hello?
:21:02
Who is it?
:21:05
Mrs. who? Jordan?
:21:09
Mrs. Oliver Jordan. Just a minute.
:21:15
Who's that on the telephone?
:21:17
A Mrs. Oliver Jordan
wants to speak to you on the phone.
:21:20
- Who?
- Mrs. Jordan.
:21:22
- Mrs. Oliver Jordan?
- Yes.
:21:24
Holy cat!
Hand me that telephone, you nitwit.
:21:31
Hello, Mrs. Jordan.
:21:33
Of course l remember you.
l've seen you at the races.
:21:36
Mr. Jordan and l are giving a small dinner
for Lord and Lady Ferncliffe...
:21:40
two very dear friends
of mine from England.
:21:43
Gee, that sounds swell to me.
:21:47
lt's awful nice of you to ask us,
Mrs. Jordan. We'll be glad to accept.
:21:53
Goodbye.
:21:56
Don't you want to know the date?
:21:59
Sure, honey.