:20:07
But I don't like fruit.
:20:10
You should eat a lot.
It's good for you.
:20:13
Next time I tell him I like champagne.
:20:19
Who is it?
:20:20
Hans.
:20:30
Who?
:20:31
Hans.
:20:33
Oh, my darling, your basket of fruit was lovely.
:20:37
But I... am... uh...
:20:39
I'm taking a nap.
Can't you come back later?
:20:44
Yes, fraeulein.
:20:45
Oh, thank you, dear.
:20:52
Shhh, you'll spoil everything if he hears you.
:21:05
What's the matter?
You ain't singing as usual.
:21:08
Oh, this morning I have
such a big washing to do.
:21:12
How's Hans?
:21:17
I said... how's Hans?
:21:20
Oh, Hans is fine.
Thank you, he's fine.
:21:25
Frieda, something's wrong. What is it?
:21:28
Oh, nothing...
:21:31
...only...well...that Cleopatra woman...
my Hans...oh, I cannot tell you.
:21:39
She's still after Hans, ain't she.
:21:42
Yeah. Always she's smiling by him.
:21:45
Yeah, well if she smiles by somebody I know,
she'll have to buy herself a new set of teeth.
:21:50
But why is it we women
always have got to worry?
:21:52
Oh, it's always been that way.
I guess it always will be.
:21:57
Yeah. And by me she has no shame.
:21:59
Always when I can hear
it, she says to him,