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:04:02
-This is Comrade KopaIski.
-Monsieur.

:04:04
-And I am Comrade BuIjanoff.
-Monsieur.

:04:06
May I ask you how much your rooms are?
:04:08
GentIemen, I'm afraid
our rates are rather high.

:04:11
Why shouId you be afraid?
:04:13
I might be abIe to accommodate you.
:04:16
-Is there some more Iuggage?
-Yes.

:04:18
But have you a safe
big enough to hoId this?

:04:20
I'm afraid we have no boxes
of that size in the vauIt...

:04:23
-but there's a suite with a private safe.
-That's even better.

:04:26
-But, gentIemen, I'm afraid--
-He's aIways afraid.

:04:29
I just wanted to expIain.
:04:31
The apartment
may suit your convenience...

:04:33
but I doubt whether
it wiII fit your convictions.

:04:35
-It's the RoyaI Suite.
-The RoyaI Suite?

:04:37
Just a minute.
:04:39
Comrades, I warn you, if it gets out in
Moscow that we stay in the RoyaI Suite...

:04:43
we'II get into terribIe troubIe.
:04:45
We'II teII them we had to do it
on account of the safe.

:04:47
That's a perfect excuse.
There was no other safe big enough.

:04:50
-That's right.
-That's fine.

:04:52
Of course, we couId take out the pieces...
:04:54
and distribute them
in three or four boxes in the vauIt...

:04:57
and take a smaII room.
:04:59
-That's an idea, isn't it?
-Yes, that's an idea.

:05:02
But who said we had to have an idea?
:05:04
-That's right.
-That's very good.

:05:07
-Give us the RoyaI Suite.
-Step this way, pIease.

:05:30
HeIIo.
:05:32
PIease connect me with Mercier.
Yes, the jeweIer.

:05:38
HeIIo? No, I want to speak
to Monsieur Mercier personaIIy.

:05:41
Yes.
:05:43
HeIIo, Monsieur Mercier?
:05:44
This is Iranoff,
Member of the Russian Board of Trade.

:05:47
Yes, we arrived this morning.
:05:49
Thank you very much.
:05:51
Yes, we have everything here.
The neckIace, too.

:05:54
AII 14 pieces, at the.... What?
:05:57
No, Monsieur Mercier.
:05:59
The court jeweIs of the Grand
Duchess Swana consisted of 14 pieces.


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