:22:02
Sure. Nice people do, you know.
:22:06
You're so naive, you Americans.
:22:09
So we are. So what of it?
:22:11
That funny little woman with a face
like a scrubbed kitchen floor.
:22:16
Yeah?
:22:22
I have some vodka from the Russian sector
and I had the phonograph fixed.
:22:25
- Would you like to hear some music?
- No thanks.
:22:28
- Thanks a lot but no thanks.
- You're going?
:22:31
- I got an early formation.
- You'll come back tomorrow night?
:22:35
I imagine so, sterling character that I am.
:22:39
So long.
:22:57
- Miss Frost?
- Miss Frost?
:23:00
- We're waiting for you.
- Dinner, Miss Frost.
:23:04
- Did you call me?
- It's a quarter of eight.
:23:06
We're going to the officers' mess for dinner.
:23:09
I was sort of planning on a quiet evening.
:23:12
Don't you feel well, Miss Frost?
:23:13
I feel fine.
I have a kind of a headache, that's all.
:23:17
Would you make
my excuses to the colonel?
:23:19
- Sure will.
- Shall we bring you a sandwich maybe?
:23:22
Cheese? Chicken? Ham?
:23:24
Anything. Thank you very much.
Good evening, gentlemen.
:23:28
Maybe we shouldn't leave her alone.
:23:30
Maybe we should take her temperature.
Quite a lot of typhoid fever in Berlin.
:23:37
Oh, good evening. I came to see Miss Frost.
:23:41
Go on in. We're going out.
:23:44
One might suspect
Cupid had a hand in this.
:23:47
If we didn't know Miss Frost.
You can't shoot an arrow through steel.
:23:52
Phoebe... Phoebe!