:03:01
You and I
could split the insurance.
:03:03
All right.
:03:04
I feel like dancing.
:03:05
- Your Highness?
- I'd love to.
:03:10
- How about you, Madame?
- Yes, of course.
:03:13
- Your leg is better, Sir Charles.
- What?
:03:16
- I say, your leg is better.
- Yes, much better. Thank you.
:03:22
You know, Mr. Tucker...
:03:27
- It's my beer, old man.
- My hand. It burnt...
:03:29
I'm sorry.
:03:34
Sit down.
:03:39
Seems to be working out
better than we expected.
:03:42
The only thing we've found out
is that it's not here.
:03:44
You shouldn't have any trouble
discovering exactly where it is.
:03:47
Her Highness seems
to be completely captivated.
:03:50
I'd say that's
a considerable exaggeration.
:03:52
You're either showing
a touch of senility,
:03:54
or you need glasses, my love.
:03:56
When I'm showing
my senility, darling,
:03:58
you'll be occupying your time
with your grandchildren.
:04:00
One has to have children
before one has grandchildren.
:04:03
You wouldn't dare.
:04:05
Jacques would make
a wonderful father.
:04:07
- He has many redeeming qualities.
- Name one.
:04:10
He's kind, loyal,
faithful, obedient.
:04:12
You're either married
to a Boy Scout or a Dachshund.
:04:15
And he adores me.
:04:17
That eliminates the Boy Scouts.
:04:21
- Good night.
- Thank you.
:04:30
You seem to have
lost something.
:04:33
- How'd you like to borrow mine?
- Thanks, Uncle Charles, yes.
:04:36
Madame.
:04:44
- You've been avoiding me.
- That about describes it.
:04:47
You know what
I've been thinking?
:04:49
Yes. That's why
I've been avoiding you.
:04:51
I don't think you were really
looking for me that night
:04:53
in my uncle's bedroom.
:04:55
- Don't be ridiculous.
- No, I mean it.
:04:57
Not the way
you treated me today.
:04:59
- You know what I think?
- What?