The Out-of-Towners

01:04:02 - They held a room for you?

01:24:24 - Hello! - Hello.

01:24:44 - Now, can I help you? - My name is George Kellerman...

01:25:01 Things have eased up since the strike was settled.

01:25:18 - Tell him later. Help me now. - Could I have a bellboy to help?

01:25:34 It'll all be in the lawsuit. Murray, the humiliation, everything.

01:26:05 You're waiting for a tip. All I got is four cents.

01:26:18 Get hot food for two people, and tell them I only got 17 minutes.

01:26:41 - Oh, my God, you don't have the key. - Murray has the key.

01:27:04 It's for important diplomatic papers. Can't open it with a grenade.

01:27:21 It's not possible. At least an hour.

01:27:40 Nine o'clock means nine o'clock. Any slob can show up at ten o'clock.

01:27:59 You want something bad enough, nothing can stop you, right?

01:28:23 - God, your beard! - I'm sorry. Excuse me.

01:29:16 - Mr Kellerman is here, Mr Drexel. - Send him in.

01:29:49 Kellerman, nine o'clock on the dot.

01:30:24 And seats for the Giants games and a season's ballet subscription.

01:30:38 I was hoping you would say no.

01:30:56 or any other place where people have to live on top of each other

01:31:14 That you were through travelling on trains with no seats or food

01:31:37 That's what I was hoping you would say, George.

01:32:09 Will we be on time? My children are waiting at the airport.

01:32:30 Gwen, relax. You've been a nervous wreck this whole trip.

01:32:53 Oh, my God!