The Dark Corner1946

Kathleen:
My father was a major-league umpire. Well, what else [at the Tudor Penny Arcade] can I beat you at?

Bradford Galt:
What other kinds of games do you like to play? You know, we've got some great playgrounds up around 52nd Street.

Kathleen:
Among them your apartment?

Bradford Galt:
Why, just a coincidence.

Kathleen:
I haven't worked for you very long, Mr. Galt, but I know when you're pitching a curve at me, and I always carry a catcher's mitt.

Bradford Galt:
No offense. A guy's got to score, doesn't he?

Kathleen:
Not in my league. I don't play for score, I play for keeps - "said she with a smile."