1:04:04
I thought that, too.
1:04:06
But now I know that it does.
1:04:10
It's wonderful.
1:04:12
Come along.
1:04:14
- Dance with old Kringelein?
- Of course. Anything for you.
1:04:17
You're sweet.
1:04:22
Here you are. I must speak with you.
1:04:24
- Presently, Mr. Preysing.
- No, now. This is very urgent.
1:04:27
This lady has urgent business with me
at the moment.
1:04:31
Insolence. Berlin manners.
1:04:37
Good evening, Mr. Preysing.
You're staying here, too?
1:04:41
- I'm sorry, but I cannot place you.
- Kringelein, at the plant.
1:04:45
One of our agents.
1:04:46
No. Assistant bookkeeper,
Room 23, Building C, third floor.
1:04:52
- I am away, sick.
- That's very interesting.
1:04:55
Good day.
1:05:02
Would you like to dance with me,
Mr. Kringelein?
1:05:05
Miss Flaemm, Ive never danced in public.
1:05:07
- Come along and try it.
- I'd be afraid.
1:05:10
There's nothing to be afraid of.
You'll love it.
1:05:13
Miss Flaemmchen, I must speak to you.
This is about a dictating job.
1:05:17
- When do we start? Tomorrow morning?
- No, right now.
1:05:22
We were just going to dance.
1:05:24
Do you know each other?
Mr. Kringelein, Mr. Preysing.
1:05:27
Mr. Kringelein would be a good friend
and not accept your invitation to dance.
1:05:32
I couldn't think of not accepting
the invitation to dance.
1:05:37
I understood you to say
that you reported to our plant ill...
1:05:41
and you're here in Berlin
indulging in diversions...
1:05:44
which are very much beyond your means?
1:05:46
This is very extraordinary, Mr. Kringelein.
1:05:49
I think we should look over your books.
1:05:51
Come along now, children. No fighting.
Save that for the office.
1:05:54
Does the world belong to you,
Mr. Preysing?
1:05:56
Haven't I got any right to live?
1:05:58
I will wait 10 minutes for you.