:03:02
even when he painted in broad
daylight or in a closed room,
:03:07
even with the din of battle
or of the hunt in his ears.
:03:12
As they seldom went out during the day,
:03:14
when everything was drowned
in torrid sunshine,
:03:17
the Spanish painters
communed with the evening."
:03:22
Beautiful, isn't it, little girl?
:03:24
You're crazy to read her
things like that!
:03:26
Off to bed, sleepyheads!
:03:30
Why are they still up?
:03:31
Because you sent the maid
to the movies...
:03:37
for the third time this week!
:03:39
Sure, I did.
:03:41
They're showing Johnny Guitar...
good for her education.
:03:46
We see too many squares.
:03:48
Hurry up! Frank and Paola
will be here any minute.
:03:52
I'm not going.
:03:53
I've decided to stay home
with the children.
:03:56
No! Frank is bringing his niece.
:03:59
She can baby-sit till we get back.
:04:02
She's a student.
:04:05
Since when has he got a niece?
I'll bet she's a call girl.
:04:09
I'm not going.
:04:12
You'll do as you're told!
:04:14
He's the president of Standard Oil
and papa will introduce you.
:04:19
And I'll sue the TV people
for firing me.
:04:26
When someone finds you a job,
you might be good enough to take it!
:04:37
Aren't you wearing a slip?
:04:40
No! I'm wearing my new
Maidenform girdle... it's invisible!
:04:45
In my new trousers I've got
that young look with Maidenform!
:04:50
After Athens,
:04:53
after the Renaissance, we are now
entering the civilization of the rump!
:04:58
Let me show you...
:04:59
She loves the children.