:10:01
Chouchou, you must always
observe your man closely.
:10:05
The male animal
discloses very little audibly.
:10:07
Now, one, my man did not have
the evening Boston Globe...
:10:11
a serious break in routine.
:10:13
Two, he said he guessed
he was home early.
:10:16
Your father always knows exactly
what time of day it is.
:10:20
Three, I have a rack of lamb
in the oven... his favorite...
:10:22
and he didn't even smell it.
:10:24
Now, four... and most important...
he criticized this house.
:10:28
Oh, yes, something
is most definitely up.
:10:32
Simmer.
Your fire is anything but out.
:10:42
What took you so long?
:10:51
Mm. Now I'm sure.
:10:54
You never kiss me like that
before dark.
:10:57
What is it? How would you
like to live in New York?
:11:01
I would love it.
Just like that?
:11:04
Are we moving to New York?
:11:06
I've had a magnificent offer to go
into partnership with a Mr. Berwitt,
:11:09
one of the country's leading dealers
in English antiques.
:11:12
Quite flattering, I must say.
Then, voilà, it is done.
:11:16
So easy? You won't mind leaving Boston?
:11:18
My darling, I left Paris for you.
:11:22
After that, anything is easy.
:11:24
We will be New Yorkers now.
Yes, we will like that.
:11:28
New Yorkers?
Are we moving to New York?
:11:31
Are we?
Yes, and won't you love it.
:11:34
Well, how can you be so positive?
How can you look so negative?
:11:37
I asked you first. For one thing,
New York men are so recherché.
:11:42
I hope that means
the marrying kind.
:11:44
Well, I hope it means
exciting and plentiful.
:11:46
All the men you really
need is one. Mm-hmm.
:11:50
One tall, dark, handsome,
witty, rich,
:11:54
single New Yorker.
:11:56
Is that asking too much
of such a fabulous city?