:15:02
Tenderly, ardently,
so madly
:15:14
Now you're quibbling.
:15:15
Well, l love my husband.
:15:18
-He's enough for me!
-Right.
:15:20
Valandray's a good man,
:15:22
much better than your
first husband, Eric Thomson.
:15:25
Really, Arlette,
do you have to mention him?
:15:26
Let sleeping dogs lie!
:15:27
Didn't you love Mr. Thomson?
:15:29
No!
:15:30
Why did you marry him, then?
:15:32
l was curious.
:15:33
We were in America and that
American intrigued me,
:15:35
like a wild animal to be tamed.
:15:37
lt isn't wise to train someone
that way in matters of love.
:15:41
Poor Thomson!
:15:43
What's become of him?
:15:44
Still no news?
:15:45
Really. lf ever my present
husband were to find out--
:15:47
That's right, he has his own
particular ideas about marriage!
:15:51
He wants to be a trailblazer.
:15:54
Some people prefer to dwell
in new apartments!
:15:58
Luckily, she forgot to have
the marriage authenticated
:16:03
under French law by
our consul in Chicago.
:16:05
Without whom, l'd never have
become Madame Valandray.
:16:08
And that would have been a pity.
:16:10
Your husband's quite charming!
:16:13
Yes, he leaves me totally free
:16:16
and indulges my every whim.
:16:19
-How's his business doing?
-Wonderfully!
:16:21
The metal works are booming
:16:24
and he's on the verge
of signing a marvellous deal.
:16:28
The dressmaker has just sent
a dress round.
:16:30
Good, put it in my room.
:16:32
My dress for tonight's
dinner party.
:16:33
l have to write a note
for Huguette.
:16:35
She wants to marry.
:16:37
-So young?
-She's in love.
:16:38
l thought she was
more modern than that.
:16:40
With Charly.
:16:42
Really!
Poaching on my territory!
:16:43
She had no idea
she was trespassing.
:16:45
She can have that small fry.
l prefer bigger game.
:16:50
Young Charly?
Small fry?
:16:53
More of a little monkey,
l'd say.
:16:55
l must write to the boy.