A King in New York
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:48:00
I've been trying to get one
for 10 minutes.

:48:07
Would you like some lunch, Sir?
:48:08
Something simple.
Caviar, toast and onions.

:48:11
Caviar?
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Yes, a large tin of it,
and chop the onions very fine.

:48:16
Same for you, Jaume?
:48:18
Thank you, Your Majesty,
I'll take a ham sandwich and a beer.

:48:23
And some vodka, on ice!
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Your Majesty!
:48:30
What's the meaning of this?
:48:32
Pardon me, Sir.
:48:33
Your Majesty,
I've just got to talk to you.

:48:35
Please, listen first and if you
don't like it, throw me out.

:48:43
Your Majesty,
I never take no for an answer.

:48:45
I have a check for $50,000
from the Royal Crown Whiskey Co.

:48:50
I know you don't need the dough...
:48:54
Be seated, Miss Kay.
:48:58
Thank you, Sir.
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Thank you, Sir.
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Your Majesty,
here's the proposition.

:49:09
You're on television, seated
in a beautiful baronial hall.

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A butler pours you a glass
of Royal Crown Whiskey,

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and with your natural majestic charm
you say a few words and drink.

:49:18
I'm to advertise whiskey?
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I know it's beneath your dignity,
but there's $50,000 in there.

:49:23
If you don't want the money
you can give it to charity.

:49:25
That's a peach of an idea,
that charity angle!

:49:28
We'll advertise it in all the papers.
:49:30
I don't think it becomes His Majesty
to advertise his charitable donations.

:49:34
Personally
I think it's most distasteful.

:49:36
OK King, you're the doctor!
:49:38
About the payment, when do we...
:49:40
On signing the contract.
:49:43
Jaume, attend to that matter at once.
:49:45
Then it's a deal? Great!
:49:47
Take him to the studios,
get him mugged.

:49:49
We want pictures. Lots of dignity.
:49:51
Say, you haven't got
your crown with you?

:49:53
Under no circumstances
will I wear my crown.

:49:56
OK King, you're the doctor!

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