Come.

Continue, Mr. Eddie.

Thanks, Mr. Morgan.

Well, Mr. Potter, I...

I'm sorry, Mr Larrabee.

Hello, Mr. Wheeler.

Are they not beautiful?

Borrachon is the name, Mr. Wheeler.

All right, Mr. Burdette get going.

Come right in, Mr. Burdette.

Just keep coming, mister.

I only saw a sketch Mr. Brown.

Come, Mr Cady.

Why, bless me, Mr. Scrooge.

One thing, Mr. Morgan.

Don't worry, Sir. We're getting you out.

Do not talk. I tell you. Okay.

What are your sympathies, Monsieur Gerard?

What does this mean, Mr. Morgan?

Mr. Management! What are you trying to do?

Ha! I'll give you something to dream about, mister.

I'll give yer something to dream about, mister.

Think you do, Mr. Wheeler.

Get out of there! Mister, run!

I don't have time to mess around with you!

But she'll be along for the ball tonight. Welcome to Twelve Oaks, Mr. O'Hara.

It is not Gerard's fault, Mr. Morgan.

No, sir, Mr. Morgan, I've not seen him all evening.

Yes, Mr. Dancer, I myself would like to know what you're driving at.

Paley. You know Paley, Mr. Belden.

You are a liar, Mr. Allnut, and what is worse, you are a coward.

If you've got no objections, Mr Davies, I'd like to read Martin's letter now.

You know, Mr. Morgan... you don't make me angry when you say that.

I'm afraid in this instance, Mr. Rainsford... you may have to follow them.

You're just unlucky, Mr. Johnson. Now, maybe you're lucky with women.

I'm sure Mr. Biegler hasn't forgotten that fact, Mr. Lodwick.

If you scared of me, mister, why don't you just come right out and say so?

Mr. Dancer, once again I must ask you... to put straight questions to the witness.

Jade, Mr. Marlowe... is not sufficiently known or appreciated in this country.