Pauline York:
You know, Earl has a passion for obscurity. He won't even have his biography in 'Who's Who'.
George Stroud:
Sure. He doesn't want to let his left hand know whose pocket the right one is picking.
Earl Janoth:
[
talking on intercom to Steve Hagen] On the fourth floor - in the broom closet - a bulb has been burning for several days. Find the man responsible, dock his pay.
Louise Patterson:
[
after George Stroud outbids her for a picture] Isn't it a pity... the wrong people always have money.
Don Klausmeyer:
I'm Don Klausmeyer, from Artways magazine.
Louise Patterson:
Yes.
[
giggles]
Louise Patterson:
Oh, yes. Didn't you review my show in '41?
Don Klausmeyer:
I think I did.
Louise Patterson:
Oh, come in, Mr. Klausmann.
Don Klausmeyer:
KlausMEYER.
Louise Patterson:
[
laughs gleefully] I've been planning to kill you for years.
George Stroud:
White clocks, yellow clocks, brown clocks, blue clocks. Oh, Miss York, where are the green clocks of yesteryear?
Louise Patterson:
Oh Penelope, you forgot to put away your rollerskates.
George Stroud:
I thought he was only interested in clocks?
Pauline York:
Maybe I have a clock.
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