:14:15
What a delightful concert.
:14:17
You are so kind.
Have you met my daughter?
:14:20
- How do you do?
- Delighted.
:14:23
You must be having have the time
of your life. All America at your feet.
:14:27
- At my father's feet.
- Is the same thing.
:14:30
- I'd like to talk to you, Signor Zaccardi.
- By all means. Come here.
:14:46
Is all settled.
Your father has agreed.
:14:49
You'll all come to my place
for a cosy supper.
:14:52
About 40 or 50 of the best people.
:14:55
Will you excuse me?
I've got a terrible headache.
:14:59
She hasn't been feeling well.
:15:03
- Cinzia.
- Yes, I do not have a headache.
:15:05
Do you know who this woman is?
The Boston Symphony.
:15:09
'"We'll have a cosy supper.
40 or 50 of the best people.'"
:15:13
I'm tired of the best people.
:15:15
I wish I could meet
some of the worst people.
:15:17
Papa, one night.
Let me have tonight alone.
:15:21
I don't want to leave America
without having met an American.
:15:24
What do you do with a girl like this?
I'm not a rich man.
:15:27
Best schools in Switzerland for her.
:15:29
Last month she climbs out of a window
and runs away.
:15:33
One night without talking
about Stravinsky or Rossini
:15:36
or you conducting La Scala
at the age of 14.
:15:39
I'm 22 and I haven't yet given my first
performance for a man, any man.
:15:58
Go ahead. Have a daughter.
See what happens.