:26:00
I'll never forget that
intellectually stimulating talk...
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...that you gave to our club.
:26:05
A magnificent club, really magnificent.
Tell me one thing, are you a columnist?
:26:10
No, don't you remember?
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That afternoon changed my whole life.
:26:16
Well, how about that.
:26:17
You remember, you....
:26:19
What, what?
:26:28
Did I do that? Did l?
:26:32
And afterwards, you know,
I showed you my garden...
:26:35
...and I drove you to the airport.
:26:38
Yes!
:26:39
Really great fun.
:26:41
Listen, didn't you have a daughter....
:26:44
Didn't you have a daughter
with a lovely name?
:26:46
Yeah, what was it now?
A lovely, lyrical, lilting name like....
:26:51
Lolita.
:26:52
Lolita, that's right.
Lolita, diminutive of Dolores...
:26:55
...the tears and the roses.
:26:59
Wednesday she's going to have
a cavity filled by your Uncle lvor.
:27:02
Yeah!
:27:16
There you are. Where have you been?
I've been looking for you.
:27:19
I strolled around for a while
and then I came up here.
:27:23
You poor man,
I'll bet you're bored to tears.
:27:25
On the contrary I find it most interesting.
:27:28
Charlotte. Hello.
:27:30
Humbert, you found a place to sit down.
:27:33
Oh, gosh.
:27:36
Charlotte, Mona's having
a little get-together...
:27:39
...later on at our house,
and she and Freddy Beale...
:27:42
...and some others, are having
a jam session, or whatever it's called.
:27:46
Anyhow, she wants to know
if Lolita and Kenny can come.
:27:49
I don't see why not, as long
as you have her home by midnight.
:27:52
But Charlotte, tonight's a special occasion.
:27:56
Why don't you have Lolita stay over
with Mona?
:27:58
John can bring her back in the morning,
can't you?