1:13:02
- Do you attend all the openings?
- Naturally. It's my business.
1:13:06
If Hollis has really come out of the fog...
1:13:08
and is half as good as he was,
I can book him.
1:13:10
I think he's going to surprise you.
1:13:16
- Stunning jewelry. Those earrings.
- Very attractive.
1:13:22
The earrings are higher up.
1:13:29
The charm boys.
1:13:30
Table for four.
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- AI Amboy.
- Yes, Mr. Amboy.
1:13:36
Table two, Mr. Amboy.
Henry, table two.
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This way, please.
1:13:42
- Good evening, Mrs. Amboy.
- Good evening.
1:13:45
How did you enjoy
your trip to Poughkeepsie?
1:13:48
I loaned Fran Page the dough
to send Hollis up there.
1:13:51
He's okay now, so I'm here to collect.
1:13:54
Someday I'm going to take lessons from
you on how to get blood out of a stone.
1:13:58
I just have my boys
break it up into little pieces.
1:14:06
Remind me not to turn my back
on that little group tonight.
1:14:09
That Mrs. Amboy,
the necklace she's wearing.
1:14:12
- She can afford it.
- But it matches Mrs. Talbin's earrings.
1:14:19
- Let's have champagne tonight.
- Sure.
1:14:23
I don't feel like dancing,
let's sit this one out.
1:14:25
Anything you say, Baby.
1:14:27
How much would a trinket like that cost?
1:14:30
- Darling.
- $12,000?
1:14:33
The value is unimportant. It's the thought.
1:14:37
The thought happens to be
that $12,000 is just about...
1:14:39
the amount that Drake owed Mr. Amboy.
1:14:46
Well, bossman, everything looks set.
1:14:48
The Doc says the joint's having
a kind of a restorative effect on The Reed.
1:14:52
He's even got him convinced
that he's never been away...
1:14:55
that all the murder biz was strictly
a bad dream.
1:14:58
So he'll play all right.