:33:00
Will you drop it on that pretty little table
on your way out, old boy?
:33:04
Yes. Thank you.
:33:16
And may I wish you both
the very best of everything.
:33:21
- Thank you.
- Goodbye, Mr. Bailey.
:33:25
I never dreamt I would have
such a gorgeous place.
:33:29
Are you sure you can afford it?
:33:33
- I've forgotten your name.
- Ethel, sir.
:33:37
- Well, Ethel, what about some tea?
- Very good, sir.
:33:42
- What do you think of Ethel?
- She seems perfect.
:33:44
- Are you sure...
- Let's go in the drawing room.
:34:02
- Where are we?
- The Hunt Ball.
:34:06
- Where else?
- Venice.
:34:09
And?
:34:10
And Naples, and Capri,
and Monte Carlo, and Nice.
:34:14
- And?
- Paris.
:34:16
Paris.
:34:19
- I beg your pardon. A telegram for you, sir.
- Thank you, Ethel.
:34:33
It isn't bad news, is it, dear?
:34:35
An old friend of mine.
Stupid fellow, he wants £1,000.
:34:39
- You couldn't spare £1,000, could you?
- What does he want it for?
:34:45
Hanged if I know.
Probably because I borrowed it from him.
:34:49
You borrowed it? Why?
:34:51
I was going on a honeymoon
with the loveliest girl in the world...
:34:55
and I wanted her to be happy.
Was she happy?
:34:59
- Didrt you have any money of your own?
- Not a shilling.