1:31:37
-Good afternoon, Anna.
-Good afternoon.
1:31:39
Aren't you Iate?
1:31:40
No. The opera starts an hour Iater tonight
on account of the parade.
1:31:44
-Didn't you march today?
-They didn't Iet me. I'm in disgrace.
1:31:47
Last week, at the performance
of Carmen, I pIayed a sour note.
1:31:51
The conductor got so excited, he yeIIed:
1:31:53
''There is sabotage in the string section! ''
1:31:57
Too bad, Anna.
You missed an inspiring day.
1:32:00
Yes, I know. Are you expecting someone?
1:32:03
-A few friends. Just a smaII dinner party.
-And what are you serving?
1:32:07
-An omeIet.
-An omeIet?
1:32:10
Aren't you Iiving a IittIe above your ration?
1:32:13
I saved two eggs...
1:32:14
and each of my friends is bringing his own.
We'II manage.
1:32:17
Just goes to prove the theory of our State.
1:32:19
If you stand aIone, it means a boiIed egg...
1:32:22
but if you're true to the coIIective spirit
and stick together, you've got an omeIet.
1:32:26
That reminds me. Have you heard the
Iatest they're teIIing about the KremIin?
1:32:30
WeII, one man.... I'II teII you Iater.
1:32:45
That Gurganov.
1:32:46
You never know whether he's on his way
to the washroom, or the Secret PoIice.
1:32:50
-You shouId be more carefuI.
-And you, too, Ninotchka.
1:32:53
-About what?
-Ever since you've been back from Paris--
1:32:56
I haven't taIked to anyone about Paris.
I haven't said a word.
1:32:59
That's just it. It makes peopIe feeI queer.