Mrs. Attinger?

Attinger. ATTlNGER.

Warren Francis Attinger.

I seen Mrs. Attinger.

That's it. Thank you very much.

Are you personally acquainted with one Warren Attinger?

Mr. Attinger had never touched you before this time.

How long have you been married, Mrs. Attinger?

Now, let's take the character of this Doris Attinger.

So I says, Don't get too sassy, Mr. Attinger.

So Mr. Attinger grabbed me...

Yes, Doris Attinger. I want to see her today without fail.

Miss Caighn, you said Mr. Attinger came to see you about...

Mr. Attinger... did you ever strike your wife? Not much.

That's right, Mrs. Attinger. Go ahead and have a good cry.

And also, Mrs. Attinger, I would like to have my hat back!

I ask you all to direct your attention... to the defendant, Mrs. Attinger.

All right, hold that impression and look at Mr. Attinger... and suppose him a woman.

I refer to the black silk negligee you put on to receive Mr. Attinger.

Mr. Attinger came to collect on my policy and explain me another kind.

So then Mr. Attinger grabbed me, so as I shouldn't fall down, I guess... and then she, Mrs. Attinger, tried to kill me.

Venite all'agile

Roger. Roger, will you be home for dinner?

Jack.

Jim.

Roger.

Go to St. James so often I will call it St. Jim

Curtin!

My name is Jack.

My name's Jack.

Jack, look out!

Curtin did.

Geraldine.

Hello, Jack.

Mr. Jessup?

What's the matter?

Roger Thornhill.

Roger, wait a minute.

Stop calling me Roger.

Gaeta, Gennaro.

Gennari, come here.

Where's Jackson?

It's me, Jackson.

Jack resembles his father.

Jack collects stamps.