two o'clock
_ He _ 'd have been a stage-door Johnnie if he had n't stubbed his toe and become a press-agent . '' `` All right , '' said Banneker . `` Now : I 'll ask the stupid questions and you give the cutie answers . '' It was two o'clock when Miss Betty Raleigh , having seen the gist of all her witty and profound observations upon a strange species embodied in three or four scrawled notes on the back of a menu , rose and observed that , whereas acting was her favorite pastime , her real and serious business was sleep . At her door she held her face up to him as straightforwardly as a child . `` Good luck to you , dear boy , '' she said softly . `` If I ever were a fortune-teller , I would say that your star was for happiness and success . ''