:16:04
Hey, Sasha, Sergei, Misha.
:16:07
What? What do you want?
:16:08
What can we do for you?
:16:09
That teIegram from Moscow,
why shouId you bother about it?
:16:12
-I've written it for you.
-Leon, Leonitchka.
:16:15
Why are you so good to us?
:16:19
That's very nice, boys.
Now, wait a minute.
:16:21
What was the name of that
Commissar of the Board of Trade?
:16:24
Razinin.
:16:25
Commissar Razinin,
Board of Trade, Moscow.
:16:27
-You wouIdn't Iike Razinin.
-No, he's a bad man.
:16:30
-He sends peopIe to Siberia.
-We don't Iike Razinin.
:16:33
-No.
-We don't Iike him.
:16:35
We Iike Leon. Don't we Iike Leon?
:16:37
Yes!
:16:41
Wait a minute.
:16:42
Now wait a minute, how's this?
:16:44
''Commissar Razinin, Board of Trade,
Moscow. Unexpected situation here.
:16:48
''Grand Duchess Swana in Paris,
cIaims jeweIs...
:16:50
''and has aIready brought
injunction against saIe or removaI.
:16:53
''After Iong and serious study...
:16:56
''we suggest in the interest
of our beIoved country...
:16:59
''a 50-50 settIement as best soIution.
:17:01
''Iranoff, BuIjanoff, and KopaIski.''
:17:03
If we say that, we'II aII be sent to Siberia.
:17:05
-And if we have to go to Siberia--
-I wiII send you a muff.
:17:08
Leon, why are you so good to us?
:17:14
Comrade waiter!
:17:19
Why are you so good to us?
:17:23
Get the champagne to the other room.
:17:25
That's enough. Go aIong.
:17:27
-Take this to the teIegraph office at once.
-Yes, monsieur.
:17:46
HeIIo. Yes, Leon. What is it, Leon?
:17:50
You can't hurry such things.
You must give Moscow a IittIe time.
:17:54
There's nothing we can do about it.
:17:55
Why don't you drop in Iater?
:17:57
Yes. Au revoir.