:23:00
You just teIephone
and you get what you want.
:23:02
That's the capitaIistic system.
:23:05
Comrades, I am not in a position
to pass finaI judgment.
:23:08
But at best, you've been careIess
in your duty to the State.
:23:11
You were entrusted with more
than a mere saIe of jeweIry.
:23:15
Why are we peddIing our precious
possessions to the worId at this time?
:23:18
Our next year's crop is in danger
and you know it.
:23:22
UnIess we can get foreign currency
to buy tractors...
:23:25
there wiII not be enough bread
for our peopIe.
:23:27
-And you, comrades--
-We did it with the best intentions.
:23:30
We can't feed the Russian peopIe
on your intentions.
:23:33
Fifty percent to a so-caIIed Grand Duchess.
:23:37
HaIf of every Ioaf of bread to our enemy.
:23:40
-Comrade KopaIski.
-Yes, comrade.
:23:41
Go at once to our embassy and get me
the address of the best Iawyer in Paris.
:23:45
Yes, comrade.
:23:46
Comrade Iranoff, go to the pubIic Iibrary...
:23:48
and get me the section
of the Civil Code on property.
:23:51
-Is there anything I can do, comrade?
-Yes.
:23:54
You might get me
an accurate map of Paris.
:23:57
I want to use my spare time
to inspect pubIic utiIities...
:24:00
and to make a study of aII outstanding
technicaI achievements in the city.
:24:03
Yes, comrade.
:24:06
Come in.
:24:09
-HeIIo. Cigarettes?
-HeIIo.
:24:19
Comrades, you must
have been smoking a Iot.
:24:26
Desk.
:24:28
Yes, Monsieur KopaIski.
:24:29
You are expecting Count d'AIgout?
:24:32
But he is not to go to the RoyaI Suite
under any circumstances.
:24:35
He shouId go to your new room, 985.
:24:37
Thank you, monsieur.