:35:05
l can't get over that passenger list.
Calling a young boy ""mister.""
:35:10
A girl could waste
a whole trip to Europe.
:35:13
Think we better give up the idea?
:35:16
lf he were 16,
you could marry him in Tennessee.
:35:19
-Drinks seemed like a good idea.
-You're a dear boy.
:35:24
-What's your line, Mr. Malone?
-My line?
:35:28
l tell a girl she has hair
like a tortured midnight...
:35:33
...lips like a red couch
in an ivory palace...
:35:36
...and l'm lonely.
Then l generally burst into tears.
:35:42
-Very seldom works.
-You idiot.
:35:45
-What do you do for a living?
-Oh, that kind of line.
:35:49
Nothing, l'm afraid.
Just clip coupons.
:35:53
-Coupons. That's like money, isn't it?
-Very similar.
:35:58
l'm so pleased. Dorothy's never been
interested in anyone worthwhile.
:36:03
No taste?
:36:04
No, l'm a hobo collector.
l might find room for you.
:36:07
-She's joking.
-l hope not, l'm counting on it.
:36:11
-Some people don't get her jokes.
-l'm gonna try.
:36:15
Dorothy's the best and loyalest friend
a girl ever had.
:36:19
She'll make a wonderful wife.
You'll find out.
:36:24
-l've got to be going.
-Going? Where?
:36:27
Don't worry.
l'm only concerned about you two.
:36:31
There's a wonderful moon out.
:36:34
There you are.
Miss Lee, will you dance with me?
:36:38
l'd love to. lf you hadn't asked me,
l was going to ask you.
:36:43
Really? Well, by Jove!
l say, will you excuse us?
:36:53
-Do you remember last night?
-Very well.
:36:56
l mean when we were talking
about the moon.