1:17:02
That's Darcey.
1:17:04
I wish I could worry like him,
but I don't know how.
1:17:08
Talk.
1:17:09
Aw, for cryin' out loud.
1:17:11
It's Annie's butler.
That's the bum from the Boer War.
1:17:16
Now what?
1:17:18
Yeah?
1:17:19
I'm sorry to trouble you, Mr Dude,
1:17:21
but the count just asked me
to telephone the Spanish consul.
1:17:25
- What does he want to talk to him for?
- I don't know why.
1:17:28
But I did hear him say
that he was tired of sightseeing
1:17:31
and he wanted to meet some people.
1:17:33
- Joy Boy, how's your Spanish?
- As good as my French. They both stink.
1:17:39
Junior, did you learn anything
from Spanish Lena?
1:17:42
Spanish Lena was a Hungarian.
1:17:45
Don't nobody know nothin'?
And where's Queenie?
1:17:48
Put the sucker on. I'll fade him myself.
1:17:52
It's open.
1:17:56
Hey, you're Darcey's boys.
1:17:58
Mr Darcey don't never send "boys".
1:18:01
- Mr Darcey wants to see you.
- We were waiting for his call.
1:18:05
Why don't you make yourself at home?
1:18:07
And you were worried!
1:18:09
Hello? Hello?
1:18:11
Soy el conde de Romero.
¿Por qué no fue a recibirme?
1:18:15
Very sorry.
Nobody home. They all go far away.
1:18:21
They all go... California.
1:18:23
Lots of sunshine in California.
1:18:26
So this Japanese houseboy.
So sorry. Ooh, very sorry.
1:18:29
No, I'm very sorry, they're not home.
1:18:32
Ooh, very sorry. No, I'm very sorry.
They're not home. Nobody home. Just me.
1:18:36
OK. Bye-bye.
1:18:40
That's very good, Mr Moto.
Now let's go do some business.
1:18:44
I'll be with you in a minute.
Where is Little Switz?
1:18:46
- We'll take you personal.
- Yeah.
1:18:49
But first I have a little personal business.
I wanna stop off and buy my apple.
1:18:53
You ain't stoppin' nowhere.
Mr Darcey's through playin'. Up!
1:18:56
You, fancy-pants, over there.
1:18:58
You, Mr Apples, over here. Turn around.