:05:01
Not much education, but ambitious.
And he looks amazingly like Earl.
:05:07
- What's he do?
- Hotel bellhop.
:05:09
I always wanted
to look like a bellhop!
:05:12
Why bring him on here?
:05:14
There's always a place at the plant.
:05:17
- What do we do about him socially?
- Easy. Leave town.
:05:22
You don't have to take him up
socially. He just wants to work.
:05:27
- A man by the name of Eastman.
- Show him in, William.
:05:33
Charles, sometimes I think
you're in your second childhood.
:05:45
- Good evening, sir.
- Hi, George.
:05:50
This is my wife.
:05:52
My daughter, Marcia.
My son, Earl. George Eastman.
:05:58
Sit down, George.
:06:00
- Like a cocktail, a drink?
- No, thank you.
:06:10
My husband says he met you
in Chicago at a hotel.
:06:14
- That's right.
- You must have left very suddenly.
:06:18
Well, you see, I quit my job.
:06:22
Mr Eastman was good enough to say
that if I came through here,
:06:28
he might find some place for me.
:06:31
I think we can work something out.
:06:34
- What do you think, Earl?
- Done any bookkeeping?
:06:38
- Typewriting? Stenography?
- No.
:06:41
You see Earl in the morning.
:06:44
Thank you, sir.
That's very kind of you.
:06:56
And your mother? I trust she's well.
:06:59
We've never met,
but I've heard her mentioned.