:06:00
- We do business, monsieur?
- I see these boys work before.
:06:04
- Where'd they find you?
- They're lucky, no?
:06:07
- Where you find her?
- We don't find her. She finds us.
:06:10
Well?
:06:11
I pay you what you got before,
and I check what you got before.
:06:14
But the Cirque d'Hiver
is more important than where we were.
:06:18
The Cirque d'Hiver, yes. Your act, no.
:06:20
- Look, I take the act as it is.
- All right.
:06:23
Same pay.
:06:29
Ah...
:06:31
- He likes us?
- What did he say?
:06:34
Come on, say it.
:06:36
- What's the matter, Lola?
- Whatever he said, say it.
:06:39
Come on. Speak, Lola.
:06:41
- Bouglione...
- Yeah?
:06:42
- He will not buy the act as it is.
- Why?
:06:45
- He wants me to do more.
- More for you? Already there is too much!
:06:50
I do not say it's my idea that I do more.
It's Bouglione. He insist.
:06:54
Otherwise, we don't work.
:06:57
You're always trying
to do more. It's our act.
:07:02
Ali, if you feel this way about me,
I will leave the act.
:07:10
Oh, shut up.
:07:20
Mr. Ribble? Hey, Mr. Ribble?
:07:25
Hey, get down out of there
before you fall down.
:07:28
- But I'm a flier.
- I don't care what you are. Get down.
:07:32
I came all the way from Brooklyn
to see you. My old man is Guido Orsini.
:07:39
That buzzard still flyin'?
:07:40
He taught me all he knew. You're
the only man who can teach me more.
:07:44
Tell him I'm not a coach. I'm a rigger.
And tell him in person, back in Brooklyn.
:07:49
- Look, Mr. Ribble...
- Go on, beat it, son. I'm busy.
:07:54
I want something only you can give me.