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CRAWFORD: Have her come in
The secretary ushers Mrs. Jordan in. She is a frail, lovely woman of about forty-five. She smiles warmly. MRS. JORDAN: Hello, Alex. SCENE 4 CRAWFORD: (Affectionately) 'Morning, Sally. MRS. JORDAN: I couldn't believe your message. Have you really found a buyer? Crawford nods and ushers her toward a chair beside the desk. CRAWORD: Yes...I was surprised myself... SCENE 5 CRAWFORD:...his name is Madden -- P.J. Madden. MRS. JORDAN: (With quick interest) The Wall Street Plunger? Crawford nods, looking at her thoughtfully. CRAWFORD: Are you sure you want to sell the Cavanaugh pearls, Sally? Mrs. Jordan nods silently. It seems a shame...It's your father's gift...I thought that necklace would be the last thing you'd part with. MRS. JORDAN:(A sad smile...quietly) It is. I'm broke, Alex. CRAWFORD: (Startled)You mean the whole Cavanaugh fortune is gone...ships...everything? MRS. JORDAN: Yes. It seems absurd, doesn't it? Crawford gets up, decidedly upset. CRAWFORD: (Quietly) I wish you hadn't let your son take charge of the estate. SCENE 7 MRS. JORDAN: (Wistfully) I know...Victor's been foolish and reckless... (She smiles up at him)...but he's all I have since Fred went. I'm sticking by him. SCENE 8 CRAWFORD: (In quiet admiration)Still the same good sport. It is obvious that Mrs. Jordan never had much to do with business. She hesitates, then asks. MRS. JORDAN: (Hesitantly)Did he...say what he'd be willing to pay for them? CRAWFORD: (Nodding) Three hundred thousand. MRS. JORDAN: (Startled...at a loss)But father only paid a hundred and fifty thousand. CRAWFORD: (Smiling)Yes...thirty years ago. That necklace is one of the finest sets of matched pearls in the world. It's worth a half million on today's market. Mrs. Jordan's face lights hopefully. Date: 2015-09-22; view: 305; Нарушение авторских прав |