Bell, Book and Candle

00:02:21 Pyewacket.

00:06:55 -Are you interested in that sort of thing? -Only professionally. I'm a publisher.

00:10:06 I promised to be careful. Besides, it serves him right.

00:14:09 Yes, I suppose so.

00:18:49 Nicky is the one playing the bongos.

00:23:17 I've your present with me, but it's mingy this year. I've never been so broke.

00:27:11 No, no. It's all right. We've finished.

00:30:35 She paints in this sort of cloudy style.

00:35:50 But if it is, it's a whale of a fire.

00:40:02 And Bergdorf's called about that negligee you wanted to send to Miss Kittredge.

00:43:00 Met them through my book, before I went to Mexico.

00:45:42 -This calls for a little celebration. -I think I'll join you.

00:48:46 And a typewriter. I got to get a typewriter.

00:54:58 That's the woman's remark usually.

00:58:34 -Nicky, you cannot publish this book. -What is the matter with you? Why not?

01:02:13 -I'm afraid I had to. -You bet you did.

01:05:30 I gave in to it only last night, but I'm going to fight it.

01:08:21 I believe you cast a spell on me, an absolutely wonderful spell.

01:11:38 No. Not altogether. She found you very attractive.

01:17:18 Bianca, this is Mr. Henderson. He's the one.

01:23:05 Nice of her to make that a condition.

01:26:07 -No, dear, only from you. -Only from me. That's a good one.

01:29:30 Auntie, it's awful.

01:33:59 ...or had him fly there. It doesn't matter. I thought I made myself clear on that.