:08:03
-Waiter?
-Yes, madame?
:08:04
Will you ask Rick
if he'll have a drink with us?
:08:07
Madame, he never drinks with customers.
Never. I've never seen it.
:08:11
What makes saloonkeepers so snobbish?
:08:13
Perhaps if you told him I ran
the second-largest bank in Amsterdam.
:08:17
The second largest?
That wouldn't impress Rick.
:08:20
The leading banker in Amsterdam
is now the pastry chef here.
:08:23
We have something to look forward to.
:08:27
And his father is the bellboy.
:08:29
Good!
:08:58
Excuse me.
:09:02
I'm sorry, sir.
This is a private room.
:09:04
Of all the nerve! Who do you think--
I know there is gambling in there!
:09:08
You dare not keep me out!
:09:09
What's the trouble?
:09:11
I have been in every gambling room
from Honolulu to Berlin.
:09:14
If you think I'll be kept out
of a saloon like this, you're mistaken.
:09:18
Excuse me, please.
:09:19
Hello, Rick.
:09:22
Your cash is good at the bar.
:09:24
What? Do you know who I am?
:09:26
I do. You're lucky
the bar is open to you.
:09:28
This is outrageous!
I shall report it to the angriff !
:09:34
Watching you now, one would think
you've been doing this all your life.
:09:38
-What makes you think I haven't?
-Nothing.
:09:41
-But when you first came, I thought--
-You thought what?
:09:45
What right do I have to think?
:09:52
May l?
:09:55
Too bad about those two
German couriers.
:09:57
They got lucky.
Yesterday, they were just clerks.