1:48:01
You stand next to me,
1:48:04
then Louise, then the count...
1:48:06
- Yeah. And where am I?
- Right here.
1:48:10
Dude and his mob
are at Queenie Martin's.
1:48:12
- What are they doing there?
- I don't know.
1:48:16
It sure looks big. They got
a line of cars out here a block long.
1:48:19
- Stay on his tail. Don't let him get away.
- Right.
1:48:23
Let's close off the block.
1:48:28
Confidentially, at times I'm a bit ashamed
of my fellow Americans.
1:48:31
The way they fawn over celebrities,
particularly you titled nobility.
1:48:36
- I think that is charming.
- They're like children.
1:48:39
Tonight in your presence
they'll probably stammer
1:48:42
and appear to be
tongue-tied and awkward.
1:48:46
- I beg you to make allowances for them.
- But of course.
1:48:49
Different countries, different customs.
1:48:51
Which reminds me, Judge.
1:48:53
There is a custom in my country
which is not a custom in your country.
1:48:57
I have been hoping
that you would speak about it.
1:49:00
- Indeed, sir? What's on your mind?
- The dowry, my dear Judge.
1:49:04
As yet, nothing
has been said about the dowry.
1:49:08
- The dowry, huh?
- Sí.
1:49:10
I am aware, of course,
that in America it is not important.
1:49:13
But in my country
it is the first arrangement.
1:49:16
In your country, yes. In my country...
1:49:19
The dowry, huh?
I don't know what to say, Count.
1:49:23
- You crept up on me on that one.
- I beg your pardon?
1:49:25
I mean, this is so totally unexpected.
1:49:29
Don't you think it's...
a bit vulgar to speak of money?
1:49:33
Well, let us be vulgar, then,
for a moment.
1:49:36
I am willing to make a settlement
equal to 50,000 of your dollars.
1:49:41
- You are? Of my dollars?
- Sí.
1:49:45
I have been hoping that you would be
willing to make a similar settlement.
1:49:50
Willing? Yes, yes, of course. Willing.
1:49:53
Ah. Old Napoleon.
1:49:56
Join me in a nippy with Nappy?
1:49:58
Delighted, Judge.