:55:01
Now the object of this trick
is to see how big a hole...
:55:04
we can burn in the handkerchief.
:55:12
That's great.
:55:13
By the way, Mr. Bradley...
:55:17
do you always carry your money
in your nose?
:55:21
I don't know,
but I very often pay through the nose.
:55:24
- Go on, do some more.
- All right, if you insist.
:55:28
May I have your pearis for a moment?
:55:32
Now, Mr. Bradley,
you see this pearl necklace?
:55:36
Now watch it very carefully.
Now, one, two, three!
:55:43
- Where'd they go?
- Look in your right-hand pocket.
:55:49
No, look in the right-hand pocket
of your coat.
:56:01
Well, how'd they get in my pocket?
:56:03
Well, I can't tell you that, Mr. Bradley.
:56:08
- Well, I hope you've been entertained?
- Entertained?
:56:11
It's a marvellous evening.
:56:14
Now, Mr. Bradley,
you've had a very strenuous day...
:56:16
- and I should think you must be tired.
- Tired?
:56:18
I should say not. I could stay up a week
under these circumstances.
:56:24
But you're looking tired, isn't he? Look.
:56:27
You've been very kind and I don't want you
to put yourself out too much.
:56:30
You're right. It is getting late,
and if you want to go to bed...
:56:33
why, don't let your European etiquette
stand in the way.
:56:36
If you're tired, why,
just go and lay the body down.
:56:39
All right, then I'll do my last trick
of the evening and make myself disappear.
:56:43
- Good night.
- Good night.
:56:45
- Good night, Mr. Bradley.
- Good night.
:56:49
- Good night.
- Good night.
:56:54
Good night!
:56:56
Good night.