:17:00
It'll be exactly $ 700.
:17:02
- Mr. Wagner, I protest!
- Gribble!
:17:06
I was sent here to put
this unit on its feet.
:17:10
If I succeed, there's a vice-presidency
waiting for me.
:17:14
And I'm not gonna let anybody
stand in my way!
:17:18
I'm going up to room 920
and find out for myself!
:17:24
You know, I almost forgot
what I came in for.
:17:27
But since you wrote the show,
I can ask you instead of Mr. Miller.
:17:31
You see, it's...
Well, it's about an actor.
:17:36
- Someone you like?
- Oh, I think he's wonderful.
:17:41
Oh, I see.
:17:43
Well, he's a waiter in the hotel.
:17:46
He was a big star in Russia
in the Moscow Art Theater.
:17:50
The Moscow Art Theater?
:17:52
He could play the father
in Hail and Farewell.
:17:55
He's quite a middle-aged man,
and, well, he's getting so discouraged.
:18:00
Anything you can do for him would...
:18:02
Gee, I just can't picture you
with a middle-aged man.
:18:07
But I don't...
:18:10
No, no. It's nothing like that.
It's just a favor I'm doing him.
:18:15
Oh, I see.
:18:17
Well, sure. I'd be glad to hear
him act anytime. Anytime.
:18:23
Say, who knows?
I may be discovering a great actor.
:18:26
Oh, you've made me so happy.
:18:32
Well, I guess I'd really
better be going now.
:18:35
Thanks for everything
and for the chocolates too.
:18:39
Maybe I could hear
that Russian actor act now.
:18:43
That is, I'd like to meet him
if you could be there too.
:18:46
Well, that's wonderful. Come on down.
:18:49
Well, keen.
:18:53
I'll get him to act for us
on the mezzanine.
:18:55
Swell.