Mrs. Lezinsky. We didn't touch that coat, Mr. Rosenbloom—except Solly looks when I told him what he should do to it—ain't it, Solly? Otherwise we didn't touch it.
Mr. Rosenbloom [opens the wallet]. Funny! It couldn't walk out of one pocket into another all by itself.
Mrs. Lezinsky. We didn't touch it, Mr. Rosenbloom.
Mr. Rosenbloom [begins to count the bills]. Maybe some customer—
Mrs. Lezinsky. That may be—all kinds of customers, Mr. Rosenbloom—
Lezinsky [as Mr. Rosenbloom goes over the money for the second time.] But it hangs here always in our sight. Who has been here, Goldie?
Mr. Rosenbloom. There's a bill missing here.
Mrs. Lezinsky [pretending great astonishment]. Mr. Rosenbloom!
Lezinsky [with an accusing note in his tone, meant for her only]. Gietel?
Mrs. Lezinsky. How should I know? [To Mr. Rosenbloom.] Maybe you didn't count it right. [He counts it again.]