Death Rings Down the Curtain

Is acting up a bit and your constant shouting at me isn't helping it any. I don't need to pay you to tell me my heart is acting up. What I want to know is how much time have I got.

Are you going to start on that again? This living and complete seclusion is bad for you. Take an interest in my...

No, Dr. Jeffries. I would have my maid pushing me around an aquill chair, the object of everyone's pity. I prefer to remain in my room and have people think of me as I was. Not as I am.

As your position, I insist. I said that I prefer to remain in this room in that final. Please, Mrs. Trying to make me do things I don't want to do. Only I can't see why you refuse to have any visitors.

I'll give you some interest. Is you to know, Doctor, that I am expecting to visit his? Time I drew my will. Before I do so, I want to get acquainted with my only living relatives.

My former husband's nephew and niece, Gerald and Millicent. They were children and I'm curious to see what they've become. I understand Millicent is an actress. Yes, have you heard of her? Of course. She's one of Broadway's leading actresses.

Well, she was actual. She probably drinks and smokes. There's been married a half a dozen times. Before I draw up my wheel, I intend to learn everything about her and a brother Gerald. He's 22 and probably never works a day in his life.

I'll give them both every opportunity to prove they're worthy of the Richard Fortune. Be here in time for lunch. They should be on their way now. Over, Brother Deere. Painful, I hope.