Millionaire Julie Sherman

Michael Anthony: [Anthony enters a large Tipton Art Gallery of sorts, containing dozens of sculptures and other pieces of art. He finds Tipton standing and admiring a medium sized statue. Tipton is nearly hidden behind a pillar with only his left hand visible to viewers] You sent for me, sir?

John Beresford Tipton: [Pointing to statue on a small table] Mike, what do you think of this?

Michael Anthony: [Askance] Quite interesting, sir. Does it have a title?

John Beresford Tipton: The artist called it 'Torment.'

Michael Anthony: [Looking the statue over closely] Well, I not really sure if the artist really catches the feeling of torment, or...

John Beresford Tipton: The gallery priced it at $2,000.

Michael Anthony: Oh, it's not that good! Who'd pay $2,000 for...

[Catches himself, sheepishly]

John Beresford Tipton: Yes, I bought it.

Michael Anthony: Well, of course, everyone has his own opinion about art - particularly modern art.

John Beresford Tipton: [Chuckles] Quite right, Mike. If we had had the same tastes, the world would run out of chocolate ice cream in a week. There'd be only copies of Rembrandts on all of our walls. Artists would have no new worlds to conquer.

[Tipton hands envelope to Anthony]

John Beresford Tipton: Our next millionaire, Mike.

[Anthony bows]