Grand Hotel
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1:11:01
and I thought
I would take along a secretary...

1:11:03
to take care of my correspondence.
1:11:06
You know what I mean.
1:11:08
I understood you to say
that you travelled and...

1:11:13
You understand?
1:11:15
I understand you perfectly, Mr. Preysing.
1:11:19
What would you want for such a trip?
1:11:21
- Marks? You mean money?
- Yes.

1:11:25
I don't know. I'd have to figure it up.
1:11:27
I'd need clothes and shoes...
1:11:30
and it's cold in England in March.
And I’d need a suit.

1:11:32
- You'd want me to look nice?
- Of course, Miss Flaemm.

1:11:36
Yes, I thought you would.
1:11:39
I should say 1,000 marks.
1:11:42
- Is that too much?
- No.

1:11:46
That is all right.
1:11:52
Would you like me
to get you a room here...

1:11:56
at the hotel? Now?
1:12:00
- And that would...
- Hello, Baron.

1:12:02
- Would you please pay some attention?
- I'm paying attention.

1:12:06
- How do you do?
- Insolence.

1:12:09
You mean the Baron?
1:12:10
- Baron what?
- What?

1:12:19
He's a gentleman.
1:12:36
Is the Baron tired?
1:12:40
No, not tired exactly.
1:12:42
I thought this evening
we could go to the casino.

1:12:45
That place we passed
with the wonderful bright lights.

1:12:49
Kringelein, I’d adore it.
I can't go anywhere.

1:12:53
- What?
- I'm broke.

1:12:55
- No, you're joking.
- Yes. Isn't it odd?


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