Design for Living Page #2
It's sincere,
that's what gets my goat.
Gilda.
I'm very fond of you.
Oh, you're fond of me, huh?
Mmm-hmm.
I don't like that.
I know what's the trouble.
Gilda, you're mine.
Tell him to get out of your life
and stay out
or I'll cut him to bits.
Who?
That pal of yours,
Max Plunkett.
Oh.
Well, what's the verdict?
Are you jealous?
No, no, I'm not jealous.
The whole point is I... that I just don't
want any competition.
It belittles me
in my own eyes.
It... it interferes
with my work.
I... I can't paint
when I'm worried.
All right, I'll tell Max.
See that you do,
understand?
Yes, sir.
Gilda.
Now please go.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Tomorrow my life begins.
Hello, Mr. Plunkett.
Hello.
Oh, Mr. Curtis.
How are you?
I'm well, thank you.
Goodnight, Mr. Plunkett.
Uh, just a minute.
What are you doing here?
At the moment,
I am leaving.
I mean, uh,
you've seen Miss Farrell?
Yes, I have seen Gilda.
Well...
She's expecting you.
She has some news
for you.
Mr. Curtis, I wish to, uh, broach
It concerns Gilda.
Sit down.
Shoot.
Mr. Curtis,
what is your annual income,
in round figures?
In round figures, zero.
May I ask what you live on?
Nothing.
I survive by miracles.
Mr. Curtis,
I must ask you man-to-man
to discontinue
your attentions to Gilda.
Now you're making
very unbecoming faces, Mr. Plunkett.
She doesn't need you.
Guess again!
Mr. Curtis, there's only one thing
I have to say to you.
Immorality may be fun,
but it isn't fun enough to take
the place of 100 percent virtue
a day.
So, this is the way
you talk to a man
who wears Kaplan
and McGuire unin suits?
Mr. Plunkett, I shall report you
to your clients immediately.
Good night, sir.
Yesterday it was Tom.
Yes.
Today it's George.
Yes.
Okay.
Hoodlums.
Artistic bums. Both of them put together
aren't worth a dime.
Gilda, no one knows
better than you
how unselfish I've been in all matters
pertaining to you.
You've been nice.
I've been marvelous.
No, just nice.
Gilda, I've been your friend
for five years...
And I want you to remain my friend
for the next 50 years,
so please shut up.
Max, have you ever
been in love?
This is no time
to answer that.
Have you ever felt
and a curious, dreadful thing go right
through your body,
down, down
to your very toes,
and leave you
with your ears ringing?
That's abnormal.
Well, that's how I felt
just before you came in.
Yes? How'd you
feel yesterday,
after your promenade
with Tom?
Just the opposite.
It started in my toes
and came up, up, up
very slowly
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