By telephone, magazine editor George Stroud tells his wife Georgette, "A little child psychology, my dear." (0:08)
Stroud tells publishing executive Steven Hagen, "It's become an obsession with her." (0:12)
Publisher Earl Janoth tells model Pauline York, "It confuses my secretary." (0:14)
Reporter Roy Cordette tells George, "I have to go: an appointment with my psychiatrist."
George tells Pauline, referring to Janoth, ”Thought all he was crazy about was clocks.” (0:16)
Georgette tells George, "I get worried sometimes."
George: ”That's no mood for a honeymoon, darling.” (0:18)
George: "Stop worrying, Roy..." (0:20)
Janoth: "George, you're an intelligent man..." (0:21)
Pauline answers Earl, "Some crazy bar he goes to." (0:34)
Cordette tells George, "They were both a little high." (0:51)
Roy tells the others, "Clock phobia." (0:57)
A cab driver tells George, referring to a fare, "Half-crazy, the guy was." (1:02)
Janoth asks Cordette, referring to reporter Edwin Orlin, "What's that idiot's name?" (1:09)
The art dealer faints when George tells him about the murder. (1:18)
Artist Louise Patterson tells Janoth, referring to her painting, "I think I've captured his mood rather successfully, don't you?" (1:18)
Janoth tells Hagen, "The man's a maniac." (1:19)
Security guard tells George, "This guy’s a dangerous maniac." (1:19)
The art dealer faints. (1:20)
Georgette tells George, referring to the security guards, "They called you a maniac." (1:21)
George tells Janoth, "I'm afraid it's going to be a shock." (1:30)
Hagan calls Janoth, "You insufferable egomaniac." (1:33)
Georgette tells George, "I've been so worried." (1:34)