Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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:08:02
-lf that's where l wanted to go.
-The dealer passes.

:08:05
-This ship goes to Cherbourg, France.
-Thank you ever so. See?

:08:10
What's the talent in the blue jackets?
A band?

:08:13
That's the Olympic team.
They're sailing on this ship.

:08:17
The Olympic team, for me?
Wasn't that thoughtful of somebody?

:08:22
-Dibs on the shot-putter.
-Dorothy Shaw!

:08:25
-Remember, you're the chaperone.
-Let's get this straight:

:08:30
The chaperone sees that
nobody else has fun.

:08:33
Nobody chaperones the chaperone.
That's why l'm right for this job.

:08:38
TlCKET AGENT :
Passports, please.

:08:41
l thought you'd be late.
Here's your ticket.

:08:45
They're at the passport desk.
You're after the blonde.

:08:49
The brunette's her friend.
We don't care what she does.

:08:53
-l care.
-Have fun, son.

:08:58
-Come on, guys, let's get on board.
-Have a nice trip.

:09:13
Suppose the ship sank. Which one
would you save from drowning?

:09:18
Those girls couldn't drown.
:09:25
-Right in here, mademoiselle.
-Thank you.

:09:31
My, it's just like a room, isn't it?
:09:35
Oh, look! Round windows!
:09:38
Yes, dear.
Just put that there, Frisbee.

:09:42
And, Frisbee, wait for me
on the pier. Lorelei--

:09:46
-Where's Dorothy?
-l don't know.

:09:48
Someone whistled and she disappeared.
Will she be a bad influence?

:09:53
Dorothy's not bad, honest.
She's just dumb.

:09:58
Always falling for a man
just because he's good-looking.


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