1:36:01
We can't walk out on her
without a goodbye.
1:36:03
You usually walk out and leave 'em
with a kick in the teeth.
1:36:06
That's when l was a saxophone player.
Now I'm a millionaire.
1:36:09
Mail her a postcard.
Those gorillas may be here any minute.
1:36:13
Room 414?
This is the ship-to-shore operator.
1:36:16
Ship to shore?
1:36:17
Hey, Sugar, it's for you. From the yacht.
1:36:24
Hello, my dearest darling.
It's good to hear your voice.
1:36:28
l may throw up.
1:36:32
No, l didn't sleep too well, darling.
To tell the truth, l never closed an eye.
1:36:36
l never slept better.
l had the most wonderful dream.
1:36:40
l was still on the yacht
and the anchor broke loose.
1:36:42
We drifted for days and days.
1:36:45
You were the captain and l was the crew.
1:36:47
l kept a lookout for icebergs, l sorted
your shells and mixed your cocktails,
1:36:51
and l wiped the steam off your glasses.
1:36:54
And when l woke up, l wanted
to swim right back to you.
1:36:59
Yes...
1:37:01
Now, about our date for tonight...
1:37:03
I'll meet you on the pier again
right after the show.
1:37:07
I'm afraid not. l can't make it tonight.
1:37:12
Not tomorrow either. l have to leave.
1:37:14
Something unexpected came up.
I'm sailing right away.
1:37:18
Where to?
1:37:20
South America?
1:37:23
That is unexpected.
1:37:26
You see, we have
these oil interests in Venezuela.
1:37:29
l just got a cable from Dad. The board
of directors have decided on a merger.
1:37:33
A merger? How long will you be gone?
1:37:38
Quite a while.
1:37:40
As a matter of fact,
I'm not coming back at all.
1:37:43
You're not?
1:37:45
Well, it's all rather complicated.
What we call high finance.
1:37:49
lt just so happens the president of the
Venezuelan oil syndicate has a daughter...
1:37:53
Oh. That kind of merger.
1:37:57
What is she like?
1:37:59
According to our tax adviser,
she's only so-so.