:44:00
(Knocking)
:44:04
- Come.
- Good morning, chief.
:44:07
And a very good morning to you too,
Miss Drew. A very good morning.
:44:12
- You never forget.
- I look forward to this moment.
:44:16
What exquisite perfume.
It's quite overpowering.
:44:19
The carnations are at their best now.
:44:22
I wasn't thinking of the carnations,
Miss Drew... Peggy.
:44:26
Is everything
organised for tonight's event?
:44:29
- Yes, there'll be about 150 staff present.
- Excuse me, Miss Drew.
:44:33
Thank you, Miss Higgins.
:44:35
Yes, one must unbend occasionally.
:44:38
It will be nice to meet them socially.
:44:42
Miss Drew, Peggy, you know I have
complete confidence in you.
:44:46
And I in you, sir.
:44:48
- I'd like you to share my... my secret.
- Oh?
:44:52
July 1 st is D-day for Burridges.
The sale of the century.
:44:57
Oh.
:44:59
Peggy, whilst we're alone, I'd have no
objection to you using my first name.
:45:06
- Oh, sir!
- It's Augustus.
:45:10
Oh, how dominating.
:45:19
This place is like Paddington station.
:45:21
Very well, Miss Drew,
we'll continue our little... conference later.
:45:25
Of course, sir. Certainly.
:45:57
(# Swinging big band)
:45:59
Thank you, boys and girls, thank you.