:23:02
" Come out of the garden, baby"
:23:04
"You'll catch your death
in the fog "
:23:06
"Young girls "
:23:08
-"They call them the Diamond Dogs"
- Yaah!
:23:14
Find Zidler.
The girl's waiting for me.
:23:18
- That twinkle-toes Duke
has really taken the bait, girl.
:23:21
With a patron like him,
you could be the next Sarah Bernhardt.
:23:24
Oh, Marie, do you really think
I could be like the great Sarah?
:23:27
Why not?
You've got the talent.
:23:29
You hook that Duke, and you'll be
lighting up the great stages of Europe.
:23:34
I'm gonna be a real actress, Marie.
A great actress.
:23:37
I'm gonna fly away from here.
Oh, yes, we can fly, fly away from here!
:23:41
- Duckling, is everything all right?
- Oh, yes.
:23:44
- Of course, Harold.
- Oh, thank goodness.
:23:46
You certainly weaved your magic
with that duke on the dance floor.
:23:50
- How do I look?
:23:52
- Smoldering temptress.
- Oh, my little strawberry!
:23:57
How could he possibly resist
from gobbling you up?
:24:00
Everything's going so well!
:24:06
"I'll meet you
in the red room"
:24:08
-"Close the door and dim the lights"
- Unbelievable!
:24:10
Straight to the elephant!
:24:12
This is a wonderful place
for a poetry reading.
:24:15
Don't you think?
:24:17
Hmm?
:24:20
- Poetic enough for you?
- Yes.
:24:25
A little, uh, supper?
Maybe some champagne?
:24:30
I'd rather just, um,
get it over and done with.
:24:35
Oh.
:24:39
Very well.
:24:43
Then why don'tyou...
:24:45
come down here?
:24:47
Let's get it
over and done with.
:24:50
I-I prefer
to do it standing.
:24:52
- Oh.
- You don't have to stand.
:24:54
It's sometimes
that it's quite long,
:24:57
and I'd like you
to be comfortable.
:24:59
It's quite modern what I do, and it
may feel a little strange at first,