:06:01
l always figured Lorelei would end up
with the Secretary of the Treasury.
:06:06
-We're sailing on the Isle de Paris.
-''Ile'' de Paris.
:06:10
-We're getting married in Europe.
-Why not get married here, then go?
:06:14
-Or is that old-fashioned?
-We've made our plans.
:06:17
(KNOCKlNG)
:06:18
Come in.
:06:20
A long distance call for you
from Dayton, Ohio.
:06:23
Thank you, l'll be right there.
Must be Father.
:06:27
l hope nothing's happened.
l'll meet you at my table, dear.
:06:34
Father! Never misses, Gus' old man.
Right on cue. Too bad, honey.
:06:40
Nothing's going wrong this time.
:06:42
The old boy won't let you
commit matrimony with his son.
:06:46
He'd rather shove him
down an elevator shaft.
:06:49
Dorothy, l'm sailing on Saturday,
with or without Mr. Esmond.
:06:54
And l'm not coming back
until he comes and gets me.
:06:59
When we're in France, where
his father can't call twice a day....
:07:04
Gus will never let you go alone.
:07:07
Sometimes Mr. Esmond finds it
very difficult to say no to me.
:07:13
Well, that's very possible.
:07:26
(WHlSTLE BLOWS)
:07:27
We can't check the roll
if you don't stick together.
:07:31
Peters? Randall?
Sanford? Sims?
:07:36
-Stevens?
-Look at that.
:07:38
Stevens? Willard J. Stevens?
:07:40
-Why don't you answer--?
-l'm busy.
:07:43
(WHlSTLlNG)
:07:46
-Boy, oh, boy!
-Check your passport over there.
:07:50
-ls this the way to Europe, France?
-To where?
:07:54
-No, honey. France is in Europe.
-Who said it wasn't?
:07:59
Would you say,
""North America, Mexico""?