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1:45:09
Grand Hotel!
1:45:12
The Grand Hotel, sweetheart.
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This way, precious.
1:45:23
Take the car to the garage.
Take the bags in, please.

1:45:26
Come, darling.
1:45:29
Good morning.
1:45:35
- Will you kindly register?
- Certainly.

1:45:37
- Mr. And Mrs. Hoffman.
- Head porter's desk.

1:45:39
Mr. Senf? Just a moment. Hospital.
1:45:45
Hello. Yes, head porter.
1:45:48
Yes.
1:45:51
What?
1:45:55
- Yes.
- What's the matter?

1:45:59
The child has come. It's a boy.
1:46:02
- And your wife?
- My wife is well.

1:46:05
Hello. Hospital?
I'll be with you on lunch hour.

1:46:09
These rooms are not taken.
1:46:11
176, 170, 168, 166.
1:46:14
- Is Your Excellency leaving?
- A cab, please.

1:46:16
- A cab for His Excellency.
- My bill, and the lady's, too.

1:46:19
- Have you got your tickets?
- My tickets.

1:46:21
- Tickets for Mr. Kringelein.
- Thank you.

1:46:24
Your forwarding address?
1:46:26
The Grand Hotel, in Paris.
1:46:28
How do you know there will be one?
1:46:30
There's a Grand Hotel
everywhere in the world.

1:46:33
- Goodbye, Mr. Kringelein.
- Goodbye, Doctor.

1:46:36
Pain's gone already?
1:46:38
Pain. I have none, Doctor.
1:46:41
Goodbye.
1:46:44
My luggage.
1:46:45
- Telegram.
- I beg your pardon.

1:46:47
Where's the money?
Hurry. We'll miss that train.

1:46:51
Got your bags now?
Come along. Here you are.

1:46:55
- Come on.
- Goodbye, Your Excellency.

1:46:57
- Goodbye!
- Your hat, sir.


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