Mr. Skeffington

:01:36

- Good evening, Soames.
- Good evening, Mr. Conderley.

:01:40

Well, I'm afraid I'm a little early, aren't I?

:01:42

Miss Trellis wasn't
expecting anyone until 8:00.

:01:45

I thought I'd come a little ahead of time.
Have a chat with Miss Fanny.

:01:49

Sorry, sir, she's still dressing.

:01:51

All right, I'll wait.

:01:53

- May I bring you a drink?
- No, thank you.

:01:55

- I never did care for drinking alone.
- You won't be drinking alone, sir.

:02:01

I won't?

:02:03

No, sir. Mr. Morrison also came
a little early.

:02:05

He too hoped to have a little chat
with Miss Fanny. He's in the library...

:02:09

...drinking sherry.

:02:17

Hello, Edward.

:02:18

Hello, Jim.
How come you're here so early?

:02:21

My watch is fast.

:02:22

- How is it you're here even earlier?
- I have no watch.

:02:25

Don't believe in them.

:02:27

I believe in another sherry
though, Soames.

:02:29

- lf he's having sherry, I'll have Scotch.
- Very good, sir.

:02:38

Well, Jim, think there will be a war?

:02:41

War? Between whom?

:02:43

Between whom?
Haven't you been reading the papers?

:02:46

Of course. I never seem to get around
to the front pages, though.

:02:50

The kaiser sent an ultimatum to France,
France sent one to the kaiser...

:02:54

...and the tsar's sent notes to everybody.
- Oh, those chaps.

:02:57

No, I don't think there will be a war.

:02:59

Not just yet anyhow.