Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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:27:03
She doesn't care for diamonds?
:27:05
l'm trying to avoid trouble.
Do not tell her about the diamonds.

:27:10
Did you say ""diamonds""?
:27:12
Well, well, well!
By George, l must say!

:27:16
No doubt about it, no sirree.
No doubt about it at all.

:27:21
-Miss Lee, meet Piggie.
-Delighted! Delighted!

:27:28
You did say ""diamonds."" l can tell.
:27:32
l control the second largest mine
in South Africa.

:27:36
But this lady has a friend
she doesn't want to know about me.

:27:41
-l wonder why.
-Oh, no, you don't.

:27:45
Having heard so much about you,
l expected you'd be much older.

:27:50
Me? You don't say. By George!
Older than what?

:27:56
The Pyramids.
:27:57
l say if a man isn't a certain age,
he isn't interesting.

:28:02
Honey, lay off!
:28:04
Bless my soul. Care to dance?
:28:06
l'd enjoy to dance.
Thank you ever so.

:28:13
-Another drink?
-No, thanks.

:28:16
-Need a program to tell the players.
-l want to know who the players are.

:28:21
-Like, who just stole second base?
-My name's Malone.

:28:26
Mine's Shaw, Dorothy.
Well, Mr. Malone?

:28:31
You're the most attractive girl here,
so l came over.

:28:35
-Flattery will get you anywhere.
-Then we haven't any problems.

:28:41
l was wondering why
you hadn't shown up before this.

:28:44
-l had some business to attend to.
-Then this isn't a vacation?

:28:50
Not entirely.
There's still a telephone.

:28:52
-ln fact, l just had some bad news.
-Oh?

:28:55
My best 2-year-old will never
run again. He's worth $40,000.


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