:29:00
We want a statement. We hear you're here
on the Julia Wolf case.
:29:03
- I know nothing about it.
- Give us a break, will you?
:29:05
Listen, I never try to kid reporters.
I'm telling you the truth.
:29:09
Then why are you in town?
:29:11
My wife's on a bender.
I'm trying to sober her up.
:29:15
Waiter, drinks, please.
:29:17
Into the kitchen, son,
and thaw out some ice.
:29:19
Grandma, what large glasses you have.
:29:22
- Is he working on a case?
- Yes.
:29:24
- What case?
- A case of Scotch. Pitch in and help him.
:29:29
- I've got to order some food.
- Isn't it a waste of energy?
:29:33
That sounds like an interesting case.
Why don't you take it?
:29:35
I haven't time.
:29:37
I'm too busy seeing you don't lose
the money I married you for.
:29:40
Room service, please.
Sounds like a good case.
:29:42
Girl mysteriously murdered.
Nobody knows who did it.
:29:45
They haven't found any clues.
No gun, no fingerprints.
:29:48
I'll bet you dollars to dog biscuits
that they never thought of...
:29:52
I don't want to hear anything about it.
:29:56
Is that my drink over there?
:29:58
- What are you drinking?
- Rye.
:30:02
Yes, that's yours.
:30:05
Send me up a whole flock of sandwiches.
:30:09
I'd like to telephone my mother
and wish her a merry Christmas.
:30:13
- Why don't you?
- I haven't got any nickels.
:30:16
Forget the nickels, there you are.
Go ahead.
:30:18
Thank you.
:30:19
Have a hunka?
:30:20
- I'll have two hunkas.
- Attaboy.
:30:23
Hello, give me long distance.
I want to talk to San Francisco.
:30:34
Nick, I've got to see you. Alone.
:30:37
Hello there, beautiful.
:30:39
- Come on, I'll take you.
- Look what's come to our party.
:30:42
Let's cross the ice
and get away from the wolves.
:30:44
- Who's the brunette?
- I used to bounce her on my knee.
:30:47
Which knee? Can I touch it?
:30:50
Well, baby, what's on your mind, if any?
:30:52
- You heard about Julia Wolf?
- Yeah.
:30:55
There! Nick, you're hurting me.
:30:57
Of course. That's what I intend to do.