SCENE 50: _Same as 45.

Teddy and Jackson are sitting smoking, Butler brings in the mail, which consists of two letters. Teddy excitedly opens one and reads:

_Insert_: _Dear Teddy_:

_I have enough hard luck of my own, I can never marry a poor man. Consider our engagement broken. Farewell forever!_

_Edith._

Teddy passes letter to Jackson. Looks up and catches the butler reading over his shoulder. (_Close-Up_), of kicking him out of the room, returning to chair and opening the second letter which he reads.

_Insert_: _My heart is bursting with grief for your misfortune, but I cannot, for a moment, think of annexing your troubles for life. I am going abroad to forget you. I will be gone for thirty years._

_Your heartbroken, Janice._

EMBRIE ZUVER 609 West 127th St. New York City

_Timid Teddy_

Teddy dances with glee, grabbing Jackson by the shoulders, calls for the Butler to come in and arrange some drinks, which he does.

SUBTITLE NO. 15: _Later._