At the Circus
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You are coming tomorrow night,
aren't you?

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Splendid. Yes. Just as the invitation read.
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I'm bringing Jardinet
and his famous symphony orchestra...

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all the way from Paris, just to play for us.
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And I've invited only the 400 of Newport.
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No outsiders.
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Here, what is this?
:56:27
It's English tweed. Wears like iron.
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Now, then,
where's old Lady Dukesbury's room?

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I beg your pardon.
:56:33
Mrs. Dukesbury cannot be disturbed
by anyone.

:56:35
I don't want to be disturbed either.
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- You can't go up there. Who are you?
- Who am I? Mr. Dukesbury.

:56:40
But I understood
Mr. Dukesbury passed away.

:56:43
Just a typographical error.
Passed out. What a brawl that was.

:56:46
Here I am, after the brawl is over.
:56:49
- I'll inform Mrs. Dukesbury you're here.
- Never mind. I'll tell her myself.

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What's her room number?
Never mind. I'll find it.

:56:55
I've been in bigger hotels than this,
and with better-looking clerks.

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What in the world...
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What is the meaning of this?
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Keep your sheet on.
I'm looking for Mrs. Dukesbury.

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I am Mrs. Dukesbury.
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Snookums!
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Gracious. I don't know you.
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You mean you've forgotten?
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I know. You have forgotten.
Those June nights on the Riviera...

:57:21
when we sat
underneath the shimmering skies...

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moonlight-bathing in the Mediterranean.
We were young, gay, reckless.

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The night I drank champagne
from your slipper.

:57:29
Two quarts. It would have held more,
but you were wearing innersoles.

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- Hildegard.
- My name is Suzanna.

:57:36
Let's not quibble.
:57:37
It's enough that you've killed something
fine and beautiful.

:57:40
Suzanna. Won't you fly with me?
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For I need $10,000
'cause the Sheriff's after me

:57:48
Get out of this room
or I'll scream for the servants!

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Let the servants know.
Let the whole world know about us.

:57:54
You must leave my room.
:57:56
We must have regard
for certain conventions.

:57:58
One guy isn't enough.
She's got to have a convention.


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