1:02:03
He's a great guy, Sam,
but he's kind of impulsive.
1:02:08
Well, he's the sort of guy that punches
first and asks questions later.
1:02:12
Now, you...
1:02:14
I think you're different.
I think you figure things close.
1:02:18
So that's why I took a chance on having my
head beat open and came in here tonight.
1:02:23
The way I see it, it's not feasible
for you and Sam to keep on...
1:02:29
Well, what I mean is...
1:02:32
...Sam's married to a lovely little wife,
and you're engaged to Mr. Grover.
1:02:36
- Right, I am.
- Don't get mad.
1:02:38
I am getting mad. I resent people marching
into something that doesn't concern them.
1:02:42
You think it doesn't.
It concerns me if it concerns Sam.
1:02:46
Suppose you discuss it with Sam, then.
1:02:48
I tried to tell you about him.
He won't listen to what I have to say.
1:02:52
And I'm not interested.
1:02:55
Well, I got it off my chest, anyhow.
1:02:59
- Good night.
- Good night.
1:03:16
- Who is it?
- It's me, Sam. Can I come in?
1:03:18
Yeah.
1:03:24
Well, I found the client.
1:03:26
She's at the Felton Hotel.
Her name's Kraft.
1:03:29
- She was Palmer's pal.
- Yeah?
1:03:31
I got everything fixed.
I'm gonna meet her in a little while.
1:03:35
What a glamour girl.
1:03:38
- Sam.
- What?
1:03:40
Are you sure this is the way
you want it handled?
1:03:43
- Why?
- I just asked.
1:03:44
- I don't mind, if it's the most feasible way.
- I'm sure this is how I want it handled.
1:03:49
Okay.
1:03:51
Have you figured out what
we're gonna do with the detective?
1:03:54
- No.
- Well, don't let it worry you.
1:03:58
We've come through
everything so far, haven't we?