:52:04
Every time l open the door
somebody walks in.
:52:07
-How do you do?
-How do you do?
:52:13
-Hello, Armand.
-You sent for me, madam.
:52:15
Yes, l've been so embarrassed
about what happened...
:52:18
in front of your guests
l couldn't get out of there soon enough.
:52:22
Your husband is a very funny man, isn't he?
:52:24
l'm convinced he must care about me
or he wouldn't do those funny things.
:52:28
Yes, but he doesn't care much about me.
:52:31
No, Armand, that's just what l'm getting at.
:52:36
-l'm wondering, could you do me a favor?
-But of course.
:52:39
l've been thinking...
:52:43
l wonder if you could convince him...
:52:45
that everything was just as l said it was
that night at the inn.
:52:49
l'd be glad to.
:52:50
But does he carry a gun?
:52:53
You're not afraid of him?
:52:55
-Of course not, but--
-Will you do it for me? As soon as possible?
:52:59
Yes.
:53:00
And, by all means, he mustn't know
that l had anything to do with it.
:53:04
-No.
-As soon as possible.
:53:10
Mr. Smith! How are you?
:53:14
-But this is much too soon.
-lsn't it?
:53:16
-Much too soon.
-What can l do?
:53:19
-You can't keep standing here.
-l know, but where can l go?
:53:22
-Look, out here.
-No.
:53:23
Look, in the bedroom. Hurry up.
:53:30
-Hiya, fellow.
-Hello, Jerry.
:53:32
-Hello, Patsy. How have you been?
-Fine.
:53:35
You knew it was me, didn't you?
Sure you did.
:53:43
You remembered me, didn't you?
Sure, you bet.
:53:49
Get away.
:53:52
-Hello, Jerry.
-Hello, Lucy.
:53:55
-l suppose you know why l dropped in.
-No, l don't exactly.
:53:59
As a matter of fact, l came to apologize for
my behavior today in Duvalle's apartment...