1:36:01
- You have this whole section to yourself?
- Yes.
1:36:04
- They could put two more families in here.
- Come in. Sit down.
1:36:08
How good it is to see you.
How have you been?
1:36:11
Alive, thanks to your excellent report
on us.
1:36:15
I've asked some friends to stop by.
I want you to hear something.
1:36:18
- What?
- Later, you'll see.
1:36:20
Now we must celebrate.
1:36:22
This is the first time
we've all been together since Paris.
1:36:26
Oh, Paris.
1:36:30
You know, if we close our eyes
and just listen to our voices...
1:36:35
we could imagine we are in Paris.
1:36:38
I can see those enormous cigars
in that shop near the hotel.
1:36:42
I can see the marble bathrooms
at the Clarence.
1:36:46
And I can see the girls
at the Folies Bergère.
1:36:49
And Peggy Dayton.
1:36:52
I see Paris at night time.
The glittering lights.
1:36:55
- The Arc de Triomphe.
- And Peggy Dayton.
1:36:59
- Champagne.
- And Peggy Dayton.
1:37:03
Why should you see Peggy Dayton?
1:37:05
Stick to the Folies Bergère,
I'll see Peggy Dayton.
1:37:08
No quarrels, please.
There are enough memories for all of us.
1:37:14
My friends.
1:37:16
Mail!
1:37:20
It's for you, Ninotchka, from Paris!
1:37:23
- From Paris?
- From Paris!
1:37:26
It's from Steve.
1:37:49
What is it, Ninotchka? Bad news?