:06:01
-Hello, Fran. How are you?
-Between pictures.
:06:04
Last night I couldn't sleep.
So, what did I do?
:06:08
-Called up a lot of people.
-Just you. Where were you?
:06:12
-Home.
-Don't you like to talk anymore?
:06:15
-Not to people who have my number.
-Why don't you come over?
:06:20
-I've got to read a book.
-Remember how I used to read to you?
:06:26
Since then, I've learned to read
by myself.
:06:29
That's all. Do you look down on all
women or just the ones you know?
:06:35
I was pretty nice to you.
:06:37
No, not to me. But you were
pretty nice. I'll call you.
:06:50
Thanks f or letting me read it.
:06:56
-What's your name?
-Mildred. Mildred Atkinson.
:07:00
-Where do you live?
-ln Inglewood, with my aunt.
:07:03
-You got a car?
-No, I usually catch the bus.
:07:06
-I'll drive you home.
-Thank you, but I have a date.
:07:09
-Well, break it.
-I can't.
:07:11
Besides, it's my policy
never to go out with customers.
:07:15
I didn't mean I was
going to take you out.
:07:18
-I was going to take you home.
-I have a date.
:07:20
My home.
:07:22
Mr. Steele.
:07:25
You can help me. I've gotta read
this book tonight and I'm tired.
:07:30
-Maybe you could tell it to me.
-ls that what you had in mind?
:07:34
You make me feel real important.
:07:37
Just think. When I go to see
Alathea Bruce with Aunt Cora...
:07:41
...I can say I told the story to the
screenwriter. Let me call my date.
:07:46
Maybe I can still
catch him at home.
:07:55
There's no sacrifice too great
f or a chance at immortality.
:07:59
Yes, sir.