:54:00
No. But I think I might, some day.
:54:03
Juliette, more chestnuts!
:54:05
I know him.
:54:07
Jean used to take me
to lunch with him at Louvre Hotel.
:54:11
He's really got manners.
:54:13
And education.
:54:15
And goodness.
:54:17
He's not paid what he's worth, either.
:54:20
Some more pheasant, darling?
:54:22
You look lovely.
:54:26
Every man for himself and God for me!
:54:35
Juliette will bring cigars and coffee.
:54:38
You're having fun.
:54:40
The kid's a gas!
She asked what I earn
:54:42
on dresses per month. She totted it up
:54:44
and said I'd earn more
with a leather goods shop.
:54:49
You pushing me?
:54:51
No, you're the one who's pushing.
:54:54
You ask me: "Is Max Ernst is a Jew?"
I answer: "Who gives a damn!"
:54:58
"A great artist?"
Absolutely.
:55:00
"Can one be an artist and a Jew?"
Certainly.
:55:04
"But I won't denounce any."
Then: "Is Celine a great writer?" "Yes!"
:55:07
"You approve his anti-Semitic work?"
:55:09
"I don't read the rags he writes for."
:55:12
"So, you're a Jew-lover."
Mostly, I've been a Jewess-lover!
:55:16
I may be drunk, but it won't stop me
from speaking my mind!
:55:20
He's back again!
:55:22
With his net!
:55:24
- You sure?
- I saw him.
:55:26
Take a look.
:55:28
He's a bit thick!
:55:29
Dirty creep!
:55:30
Who?
:55:33
What's this about?
:55:34
It's just Camille.
A guy who catches cats.
:55:37
Cats?
:55:39
What's he do with all those cats?
:55:41
He skins them or sells them
for food, who knows?
:55:46
Maybe they served us cat.
:55:49
No, it had feathers.
:55:50
- Calm down.
- I'll punch him out!
:55:52
I'd warned him.
:55:54
Nothing's dumber than an anti-Semite!
:55:56
Listen to yourself!