1:12:01
Of course.
1:12:02
Different countries,
different characteristics.
1:12:05
Which reminds me...
1:12:08
there is custom in my country
which obviously is not American.
1:12:12
I was waiting for you to mention it.
1:12:14
- What is that, Count?
- The dowry, my dear judge.
1:12:18
Nothing has been said
about the dowry.
1:12:21
- The dowry?
- The dowry.
1:12:24
The dowry.
1:12:25
I'm aware that in America it is
not considered very important,
1:12:28
but in my country...
1:12:30
An old Spanish custom, huh?
1:12:32
A very old, old custom.
1:12:36
I don't know what to say, Count.
You crept up on me with that one.
1:12:39
What was that you say?
1:12:41
I say l wasn't quite
prepared for this.
1:12:43
It's a delicate subject, you know?
1:12:46
Perhaps you do not realize
who your son is marrying?
1:12:49
A Manville, sir!
1:12:50
A descendant of the General
of the Revolutionary War,
1:12:53
George Washington Manville.
You have heard of him?
1:12:56
I'm sorry, but l have not.
1:12:59
Well, that's strange.
1:13:01
And on her mother's side
she comes from the purest stock.
1:13:04
Do you know that, if not for them,
1:13:06
there would be
no apple industry in America?
1:13:09
No doubt, no doubt.
1:13:10
But my son too comes from
an old and distinguished family,
1:13:15
yet l am making settlement
equal to 50,000 dollars.
1:13:19
You are?
1:13:21
Perhaps you'd make a similar one?
1:13:25
I don't know about that.
1:13:27
If you don't wish to discuss it...
1:13:30
Well, look at this.
Billiards.
1:13:32
Why did you not tell me
you had a billiards room?
1:13:34
Do you play?
1:13:36
Do l play?
In Valencia, l am champion!
1:13:41
Isn't that just... you don't say?
1:13:45
Perhaps, before the guests arrive,
we might...
1:13:48
Nothing would give me
greater pleasure.
1:13:52
Now...