tears,
and, well...
Neither am I, so it's best to...
Come out with it.
I've met someone, I've fallen
in love, and I'm moving out.
If I could...Make it
any more gentle, I would.
But I...Can't, so...
There we both are.
[chuckles]
Let's be honest.
It's all been a grand adventure,
but it couldn't possibly last.
We're too alike, you and I.
You met someone?
Someone more appropriate.
To me, I mean.
Wh--?
What does that mean,
"more appropriate"?
Um, someone more...
Attuned to my needs.
Look at me, Katie.
Stop acting.
[laughs]
I'm not acting.
I wonder
if you even know anymore.
Don't be unkind.
You, uh...?
[clears throat]
You wanna--?
You wanna go?
Huh?
Go on.
Actresses are cheap
in this town, darling.
I got a lot of money.
Howard, please.
This is beneath you.
No, no, this is exactly me.
You come in here out of the blue
And tell me you're leaving me,
just like that,
And you have the nerve
to expect graciousness?
I expect a little maturity.
I expect you to face
the situation
Like an adult who--
Don't talk down to me!
Don't you ever talk down to me!
You are a movie star.
Nothing more.
[laughs]
[door slams]
[%%]
[telephone rings]
Woman:
Don't answer it.
What is it, Howard?
Hey, Noah...
I need you
to get over to Penney’s
And buy me some new clothes.
Penney's isn't open.
Oh, shit.
It's 2 in the morning.
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah, well, first thing
tomorrow, then, all right?
I need two new suits off the
rack, one light and one dark.
Three white shirts and three
pairs of white tennis shoes.
You got that?
Yeah.
No, no.
Make it Woolworth’s.
Woolworth's.
No, no,
Penney’s. Penney's.
All right, then.
I'll get into it
as soon as I can, Howard.
All right?
No-- Noah, do you
have a recorder?
No.
Are you recordin'
this conversation?
No.
Okay.
I trust you.
Howard--
Listen, I need those suits
first thing tomorrow, all right?
All right.
Wait, wait. Did I say
Penney’s or Woolworth’s?
Penney's.
Better make it sears.
All right, then, sears.
I'm sorry, honey.
If I don't answer,
he'll just call back.
[footsteps]
Howard:
Stop there, if you please,
Miss Domergue.
Have you had surgery,
Miss Domergue?
No.
Do you have scars of any kind?
No. Ahem.
Wipe off your lipstick.
That's much better.
Now, you understand that you'd
be under contract to me.
Personally.
Do you know
what that means?
Now turn around for me.
[%%]
Oh, very nice.
You move well.
Live with your family, do you?
[clears throat]
Yes.
[softly] yes.
That's nice.
Tell me somethin'.
How old are you, Miss Domergue?
Fifteen.
Holy mother of God.
[fun, cheerful music playing]
Domergue:
Well, a car picks me up
every morning at 8,
And off I go.
I'm getting
my high school diploma.
Howard thinks that
education is important.
That's right.
And then after classes,
I'm off for elocution
and grooming and fittings.
Well, blow me down.
Don't tell me Pan Am's working
out of the cocoanut grove now?
Hello, Jack.
Hello, Juan.
Helen, good to see you.
How are you, Howard?
Good, thanks.
This is Miss Faith Domergue.
Sit down.
Pleasure.
Now, what the hell
you doing out here?
Well,
I'm out this way
To meet with Douglas
about the dc-4.
It's our new plane, and it is
gonna be a pip, let me tell you.
How's the constellation coming?
Good.
Great.
So how about
letting me steal a peek?
[Helen chuckles]
Don't think so.
You know, I should
be cross with you.
You stole Ray Loewy from us.
He's doing
our interior design.
That's right.
He was doing ours.
So...
What are your colors?
Stop fishing.
[group laughs]
So you have buttons...
Or zippers?
I'm sorry?
Buttons or zippers...
For the drapes
on the sleeping berths?
Uh, zippers.
Oh.
Buttons.
Uh-huh.
So I suppose you'll be
expanding on down to Mexico.
Jack:
Why do you say that?
Well, your range is 3000 Miles.
I would imagine you'd expand
from Los Angeles to