This Side of Heaven1934

Walter:
Oh, hello Jane. Come in. This gentleman is just showing me some drapes. Miss Turner, Mr. Worthington.

Jane Turner:
How do you do?

Mr. Worthington - Interior Decorator:
How do you do, Miss Turner? Don't you think this is an engaging design? I made an overstuffed chair of that for Margery Delancey. Its been frightfully admired. Do you know her?

Jane Turner:
No, I don't think I do.

Mr. Worthington - Interior Decorator:
Oh, she's a precious ole thing. She's frightfully fleshy. No matter what she puts on, she looks like a busted sofa.

Walter:
It strikes me as a bit too gay.

Mr. Worthington - Interior Decorator:
Oh, no. Not at all. I've had so many customers call for that same pattern. And there's a nice number for a couch with a cushion, at that.

Jane Turner:
Well, don't you think its just a little...

Mr. Worthington - Interior Decorator:
Oh, no. Not at all. While it is a bit rococo-co, still, its vigorous in its colorings. Oh, I'm sure you can trust me, Mr. Hamilton. I won't go wrong.

Walter:
Well, just let me think it over tonight and I'll let you know in the morning.

Mr. Worthington - Interior Decorator:
Surely, surely. I'll leave them here and you can sleep over them.