1:30:01
Supper is served.
You're sitting next to Mr. Postant.
1:30:06
Supper is now being served
in both lounges.
1:30:17
Come along, my dear.
You're next to me.
1:30:20
Bodalink, you're down there
my dear fellow.
1:30:31
Destiny must be a headwaitress.
1:30:33
Why?
1:30:34
She seats us together again.
1:30:37
She might be your nemesis.
1:30:40
I think I'll stand up
under the punishment.
1:30:42
However, my congratulations.
Tonight you were wonderful.
1:30:46
That's what they call
the old army game.
1:30:49
Neville, they tell me
the army's caught up with you.
1:30:54
You've joined the army?
1:30:55
On the contrary, the army joined me.
I was drafted.
1:30:59
That's awful!
1:31:01
I agree.
It's carrying the war too far.
1:31:03
However, there's the possibility
of joining up here.
1:31:07
Would you like to dance?
1:31:09
I appeal to your patriotism.
You can't refuse a soldier.
1:31:14
Governor, I remember
when you played Widow Twankey
1:31:18
at the Theatre Royal,
Birmingham, in 1890...
1:31:21
Go easy there laddie, go easy.
1:31:24
Let's have a drink.
1:31:29
Calvero, old boy,
how's the world treating you?
1:31:33
Rather aggressively at the moment.
1:31:36
You don't know me.
1:31:37
The fact is most gratifying.
1:31:40
Is that supposed to be funny?
1:31:43
My man, you will never know.
Have a little drink.
1:31:47
Only have it
at the other end of the bar.
1:31:55
Pardon me, Miss Thereza is waiting
for you in the dress circle.