1:29:00
and tell them you separated from your wife
because of her connections with those two terrible wretches
1:29:04
I'll guarantee you'll be considered
the biggest marvel in the history of cement
1:29:08
so, I see, that's the way you feel about the matter
1:29:13
good old Max, cheer up,
you really haven't any complaints
1:29:17
I more than doubled your business
since our bridal night
1:29:20
and after I leave you it's liable to triple
1:29:22
it's all you really wanted anyway
1:29:25
now Gilda, be sensible
1:29:28
oh that's Mr Eaglebauer
1:29:38
oh how are you, Mr Eaglebauer?
1:29:42
and poor Mrs Eaglebauer, how is she?
1:29:47
well Mr Eaglebauer, you must realize
that I had nothing to do with it whatsoever
1:29:56
oh I can explain everything
to your fullest satisfaction
1:29:58
I guarantee it
1:29:59
thank you Mr Eaglebauer
oh that's big of you
1:30:03
tomorrow morning
9 o'clock, sharp
1:30:05
you've made me a very happy man, Mr Eaglebauer
1:30:09
now we'll have some fun.
back to Paris
1:30:12
- to the same old studio?
- the same old dump. and work!
- right
1:30:15
- but you can't paint in that suit
- I'll burn it
1:30:18
- and you can't write in that top hat
- in the ash can with it
1:30:20
let's hear Gilda: can you still say "rotten"?
1:30:27
Gilda, you're gonna criticize us
with that baseball bat of yours?
1:30:30
till you say uncle
1:30:35
dear critic
1:30:40
boys, this is very important,
there's one thing that has to be understood:
1:30:43
- I know
- yes we know
1:30:45
it's a gentlemen's agreement