:06:01
Bring her to me.
:06:03
Just want to see her,
that's all.
:06:05
You're going to get better, Dad.
:06:08
Hurry, Johnny.
:06:10
Go and get her.
Go and get her.
:06:14
Sure, Dad.
:06:18
Sure.
:06:26
He looks awfully bad,
Doctor.
:06:28
Better get the girl.
:06:30
But hurry.
It may be a matter of minutes.
Yes.
:06:36
My hat and coat,
Roberts.
Yes, sir.
:06:49
Miss Pennington, please.
Miss Gloria Pennington.
Yes, sir.
:06:51
Miss Gloria Pennington,
please.
1220, please.
:06:55
Good evening,
Mr. Duncan.
Good evening.
:06:56
Let me talk to her.
Did you order
this weather?
:06:58
It hasn't been ideal,
has it? Thank you.
No.
:07:00
I'm sorry, sir.
Miss Pennington
doesn't answer.
:07:02
She doesn't answer?
When does the Broadway
Limited arrive, please?
:07:05
Information desk
can tell you, madam.
Thank you.
:07:07
Maybe she's
in her mother's room.
Would you try Mrs. Pennington?
:07:10
Yes, of course.
Mrs. Pennington, please.
Thank you.
:07:12
Please send this
and charge it to my room.
Straight wire or night letter?
:07:15
Could you wait just a minute?
This call is awfully important.
:07:17
This telegram is important too.
Send it straight wire.
Thank you.
:07:21
Yes? I see.
Is she in?
:07:24
I'm sorry.
She doesn't answer either.
:07:26
I don't understand it.
I left them here just a minute ago.
Are their keys in the box?
:07:29
No, but people sometimes
take them with them.
:07:31
Would you like me to have
Miss Pennington paged?
Oh, yes. Would you, please?
:07:34
I've got to find her.
Yes, sir.
:07:36
Page
Miss Gloria Pennington.
Hurry, son, please.
:07:38
Do you have Mr. John Simms
registered here?
Maybe if you call her again?
:07:41
Just a moment.
Paging Miss Pennington.!
:07:43
Just have a chair.
We'll do our best to find
Miss Pennington for you.
:07:45
Thank you.
I'm awfully sorry.
Miss Gloria Pennington.!
:07:50
Paging Miss Pennington.!
:07:54
Paging Miss Pennington.!
:07:56
Miss Gloria Pennington.!