1:01:03
- Good evening, Mr. Kringelein.
- Good evening, Miss Flaemm.
1:01:06
- Have you seen the Baron?
- I'm waiting for him.
1:01:09
I've been with him all day.
We had a marvelous time.
1:01:12
We were in a motor car,
100 miles an hour, in an airplane.
1:01:15
- Really?
- We had a marvelous time.
1:01:19
My, how you've changed.
You look awfully nice.
1:01:22
Thank you, Miss Flaemm.
I had a manicure, too.
1:01:25
Really?
1:01:27
I'm sorry, Miss Flaemm.
Would you have something to drink?
1:01:30
A Louisiana Flip. Louisiana Flip, please.
1:01:34
- Absinthe.
- Oh, that.
1:01:43
- You like music, Mr. Kringelein?
- Yes. I love it.
1:01:47
It's so stimulating.
1:01:49
- A man could...
- A man could what?
1:01:51
- He could do almost anything.
- He could.
1:01:55
- Hello, funny one.
- Hello.
1:01:57
- Sorry Im late.
- Baron, won't you have a drink?
1:02:00
- A Louisiana Flip.
- Mr. Kringelein, how are you now?
1:02:04
I feel a little strange, Baron.
1:02:06
- I'd given you up.
- Sorry.
1:02:09
Please, Baron, do have a drink.
A Louisiana Flip.
1:02:12
No, thanks, old man.
I'm keeping my head clear.
1:02:17
- Dance, then?
- What?
1:02:18
- Dance?
- Yes, Id love to.
1:02:21
- Watch this, will you, Mr. Kringelein?
- I really ought to learn to dance.
1:02:26
I suppose it's very important.
1:02:28
Yes, you should learn
as quickly as the time allows.
1:02:31
Believe me, Mr. Kringelein,
a man who is not with a woman...
1:02:35
is a dead man.
1:02:37
- What have you been doing all day?
- Chasing around.
1:02:41
- Chasing what?
- Money.
1:02:48
- You were very different yesterday.
- That was yesterday.
1:02:52
I served as a surgeon in the Great War...
1:02:56
till the end.