:07:00
But l'm thinking of writing one
called ''Moon over La Gabriella''.
:07:05
Do you think it will ever
take the place of night baseball?
:07:23
Please wait.
:07:26
l'm in trouble.
:07:27
l could have told you
playing around yachts. The poor thing.
:07:31
l must talk with someone.
l'm not very good at that.
:07:34
l talk a lot. l've tried to break the habit...
But you have such an honest face.
:07:40
l have?
l can trust you, can't l?
:07:43
Yes, l suppose so.
Good. Come with me.
:07:45
The captain has an honest face too.
Why not tell him your troubles?
:07:48
Shall we go to your cabin or mine?
No. Mine.
:07:51
Mine's just around the corner.
Mine's here.
:07:57
lt's not that l'm prudish.
:08:00
But my mother told me never to enter
a man's room in months ending in ''r''.
:08:03
She did?
:08:08
Oh, well. Your mother's not
only beautiful, she's clever too.
:08:13
What is your name?
Terry McKay.
:08:16
Terry McKay, and l'm travelling alone.
:08:19
Was that what was troubling you?
Yes.
:08:23
May l?
You may.
:08:26
Thank you.
:08:31
l think you can leave it here.
:08:35
You know, this couldn't be nicer.
You saved my life.
:08:38
l was bored to death. l hadn't seen
one attractive woman on board.
:08:42
lsn't that terrible? l was alarmed. l thought
''Don't beautiful women travel any more?''
:08:47
Then l saw you, and l was saved... l hope.
:08:54
Tell me. Have you been getting
results with a line like that?
:08:58
Or would l be surprised?