:41:00
I wouId suggest, for your own
peace of mind, of course...
:41:03
...that you work at the house.
It'II be Iess embarrassing for you.
:41:07
But what about practicing? Perhaps
I'd better forget about Forest HiIIs.
:41:12
My dear boy...
:41:14
...wouIdn't it Iook rather awkward if
you suddenIy canceIed aII your pIans?
:41:18
Right. You mustn't do anything
that Iooks suspicious.
:41:22
-You must act as if nothing happened.
-Escorted by Mr. Hennessy.
:41:29
A caII for you, Mr. Haines.
They say it's urgent.
:41:32
Thank you.
:41:34
Excuse me.
:41:35
HeIIo?
:41:37
HeIIo, Guy.
:41:40
It must have been some mistake.
It wasn't for me.
:41:51
I suppose I was Iucky
being seeded fifth.
:41:54
I've never seen a Forest HiIIs
tournament. I Iook forward to it.
:41:58
You mean we'II be going
together, Hennessy?
:42:01
Don't worry.
:42:02
By that time, this wiII be
aII cIeared up.
:42:06
-Ever think of turning professionaI?
-I don't have to do that.
:42:09
After tennis, I'm going into poIitics.
:42:12
-I hope.
-PoIitics?
:42:15
It's good I don't report that
to the chief.
:42:17
If he knew that, he'd put 10 men
on you. He says--
:42:21
Let's take this cab.
It's getting Iate.
:42:25
-Pentagon buiIding, pIease.
-Oh, not there. I aIways get Iost.