1:34:00
Watch her dancing.
1:34:03
With pleasure.
1:34:06
Debutantes...at a charity matinée.
1:34:17
Yes. Yes!
1:34:22
Yes. All right. Thursday.
1:34:24
Good evening, Mr Lermontov.
1:34:26
I'm afraid the score's
still a bit rough,
1:34:29
but I see you had
time to look at it.
1:34:31
Yes, Mr Craster.
1:34:35
I have looked at it.
1:34:39
However, it's not about your music
that I wish to talk at the moment.
1:34:43
So to come to the point...
1:34:46
What is all this I hear
about you and Miss Page?
1:34:49
0h, I see.
1:34:52
- Could Dimitri...?
- Get out.
1:34:54
Well, Mr Craster?
1:35:02
Yes. We're in love.
1:35:06
I see.
1:35:09
Did you see Miss Page's performance
in Lac des Cygnes?
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I was conducting.
1:35:14
Did you enjoy it?
1:35:15
It was the loveliest thing
I've ever seen.
1:35:18
It was impossible.
1:35:21
And you know why it was impossible?
1:35:24
Because neither her mind nor her
heart were in her work.
1:35:27
She was...dreaming.
1:35:30
And dreaming is a luxury
I've never permitted in my company.
1:35:34
Miss Page wants to be a great dancer.
1:35:36
Perhaps she has spoken to you
about her ambitions.
1:35:40
0h, yes.
1:35:41
She's not, however,
a great dancer yet.
1:35:44
Nor is she likely to become one
1:35:46
if she allows herself to be
sidetracked by idiotic flirtations.
1:35:51
Mr Lermontov, you...don't understand.
1:35:55
We really are in love.