Gentleman Jim Page #3
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- 1942
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Well, why shouldn't he? He's me own son.
Say, you could put half of
San Francisco in this club.
- Oh, this is just the foyer, Mr. Corbett.
- Yeah?
One of the members who passed away, huh?
Oh, no. That's a very famous
statue by Douglas Tilden.
- The Fallen Boxer.
- Tilden?
- What was he, a middleweight?
- I think Mr. Tilden was the sculptor.
- Boy.
- Yes, Miss Ware?
You may take this bag to
my father in the card room.
No, don't worry, Miss Ware.
I'll take care of this, son.
I want to deliver it in
person. Which way do I go?
The card room's at the far end of the hall.
All right. Don't go away now.
If I get lost, I'll send up a rocket.
It wouldn't surprise me.
A fine bunch of wolves. Won't
even take a man's bank check.
No, but we'll take his
bank if we get the chance.
How do we know your check is any good?
One day you're flush, next day you're broke.
Say, any time you boys
think you're smart enough
to break me, I'll quit the mining business.
Here you are, Mr. Ware.
Sure hope we brought enough.
It was a little too heavy
for your daughter to carry.
Oh. Thank you, darling.
- You're from the bank, young man?
- Yes, sir.
- Oh, not at all.
Yeah. Maybe he better stick around.
You're likely to need him again.
My name's Corbett, sir.
- How many?
- Three, please.
- I beg your pardon?
- I said my name's Corbett, sir.
I only know these gentlemen
by reputation, but...
Well, you are very lucky.
Have a good day, Mr. Corbett.
Much obliged for your service.
- I'll open for 20.
- Raise you 10.
Two pair is no good in
this game of cutthroats.
- I'm in.
- I will come in and raise.
Now, don't be frightened,
Sorry to keep you waiting, Miss Ware,
I had to be introduced to the gentlemen.
Swell bunch of fellows. Swell.
Hello, darling. My, you look beautiful.
Thank you, dear. I wish I
could return the compliment.
- How's the hangover?
- Heavens, does it still show?
Oh, excuse me, Carlton, this
is Mr. Corbett, Mr. Dewitt.
- How do you do?
- How are you?
back with me from the bank,
and now I'm showing him the Club.
I'd like to show you around myself, if I may.
Oh, no, thanks. Don't bother.
Miss Ware is doing fine.
Well, I must be getting back to
the office. See you tonight, Vicki.
It's been a pleasure meeting you, Mr. Carbon.
Thanks. Corbett's the name.
- Oh, I beg your pardon.
- Oh, that's all right.
- Well, goodbye, anyway.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye, darling.
Swell guy. You engaged to him?
Well, practically. How did you guess?
I heard you call him "darling. "
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