:38:03
With $8 million.
:38:05
$8 million.
:38:07
Gottlieb, you're just wasting your time.
:38:09
If Mrs. Claypool wants to marry
a fortune hunter, she's got me.
:38:12
Fortune hunter?
:38:13
In fact, you can't call me a fortune hunter.
:38:16
Because when I proposed to her,
I thought she only had $7 million.
:38:19
But the extra million never interfered
with my feelings for her.
:38:22
If you had any real feeling for me...
:38:23
you'd stop associating
with the riffraff I've seen you with.
:38:26
You mean Gottlieb?
:38:27
I mean those two uncouth men
I saw you around the opera house with.
:38:31
I'm grateful they're not on board the boat.
:38:33
- Why, have they slipped off?
- Sit down.
:38:43
Come on, we find something to eat.
:38:45
You think it's safe?
If they catch us, they'll deport us.
:38:48
What will we lose?
If we're deported, they'll feed us.
:38:51
Come on, we'll take a chance.
:38:53
Does it mean nothing to you
that I'm the world's greatest singer?
:38:56
- But I love to hear you sing, Rodolfo.
- No.
:39:01
Let me put it this way. I love you.
:39:03
I adore you. I would die for you.
:39:05
- Now do you understand?
- I'm afraid I don't.
:39:09
The whole thing is very simple.
:39:11
When he says he's the greatest singer,
it means he loves you.
:39:13
Personally, I don't believe
either statement.
:39:16
There may be something in what you say.
:39:19
I'll tell you something confidentially.
:39:21
The only tenor I could ever stand
was a fellow by the name...
:39:24
of Riccardo Baroni.
:39:26
- Ever hear of him?
- Riccardo.
:39:29
I wonder where he is right now.
:39:31
Probably roaming
over the countryside someplace.
:39:35
Riccardo always loved the open.
He never could stand being cooped up.
:39:39
He still doesn't like it.