:07:03
Don't you care.
You're lucky to be rid of him.
:07:11
- Good evening, Rosa.
- Good evening, signore.
:07:13
Tomasso, why don't you come in?
I've been waiting for you.
:07:22
Are they not beautiful, signorina?
From Signor Lassparri.
:07:25
I wouldn't wear them
if they were the only flowers in the world.
:07:29
- Come in!
- Not if you use that tone.
:07:32
Let's try the whole thing all over again.
Only this time, try to be more cordial.
:07:38
- Come in.
- That's better. Let's try it once more.
:07:41
No, Ricky. You're such a fool.
:07:44
- What was it you wanted to see me about?
- I suppose I sent for you?
:07:48
You meant to. Didn't she, Marie?
:07:51
It's the last night of the season,
and I'm more in love with you than ever.
:07:55
- What will you do about it?
- We have all summer to talk that over.
:07:59
- Tonight, we have to sing an opera.
- You have to sing an opera.
:08:03
- I'm nothing but a glorified chorus man.
- Don't say that.
:08:06
I've got to say it.
I've got something else to say.
:08:09
What are you doing tonight,
unless that ham Lassparri asked you first.
:08:13
- He has asked me first.
- Just my luck.
:08:16
But I'm having supper with you, Riccardo.
:08:18
Hooray! We'll have champagne,
music, flowers...
:08:23
"Lassparri."
:08:25
No flowers.
:08:30
- Fiorello!
- Tony!
:08:33
- Where have you been all these weeks?
- Here, there, different places.
:08:37
- Got some mail for me?
- Mail for you? You don't work here.
:08:40
Where am I gonna get my mail?
I no work anyplace.
:08:46
Tomasso!
:08:56
Not so good. Don't be so glad.