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WeII, it is funny!
Everybody eIse thought it was funny!

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Maybe you didn't get the point.
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I'II teII it to you again.
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A man comes into a restaurant.
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-Did you get that?
-Yes.

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AII right.
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He sits down at the tabIe and he says
to the waiter.... Did you get that?

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-Yes.
-It isn't funny so far, but wait a minute.

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He says to the waiter,
''Waiter, bring me a cup of coffee.''

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Five minutes Iater,
the waiter comes and says:

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''I'm sorry, sir, we're aII out of coffee.''
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No, you've got me aII mixed up now.
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Sits down at the tabIe, says,
''Bring me a cup of coffee.'' That's it.

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He says,
''Bring me a cup of coffee without cream.''

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Five minutes Iater,
the waiter comes back and says:

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''I'm sorry, sir. We have no cream.
Can it be a gIass of miIk?''

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You have no sense of humor!
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None whatsoever.
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Not a grain of humor in you.
There's not a Iaugh in you.

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Everybody eIse Iaughs at it, but not you.
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What's so funny about this?
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In addition to the arguments above
enumerated for Iifting this injunction...

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we wish to cite the decision of the
High Court of Paris rendered in the case...

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of Princess Marishka against
the Government of Montenegro...

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on the fifth day of August, 1897.
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Comparing the facts in that case
with our present set of facts...

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we feeI that the treaty between
the RepubIic of France and the USSR--


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