:20:00
Porter, here, pIease.
:20:03
What do you want?
:20:04
-May I have your bags, madame?
-Why?
:20:06
-He is a porter, he wants to carry them.
-Why?
:20:09
Why shouId you carry other peopIe's bags?
:20:11
That's my business, madame.
:20:13
That's no business. That's sociaI injustice.
:20:16
That depends on the tip.
:20:17
-AIIow me, comrade.
-No, thank you.
:20:21
Ticket, pIease.
:20:24
-How are things in Moscow?
-Very good.
:20:27
The Iast mass triaIs were a great success.
:20:30
There are going to be fewer
but better Russians.
:20:40
What's that?
:20:42
It's a hat, comrade. A woman's hat.
:20:45
How can such a civiIization survive...
:20:46
which permits their women
to put things Iike that on their heads?
:20:50
It won't be Iong now, comrades.
:20:54
This is the apartment we have reserved
for you, Comrade Yakushova.
:20:58
I hope you Iike it.
:21:02
Which part of the room is mine?
:21:07
You see, comrade,
it's a IittIe different here.
:21:10
They don't rent rooms in pieces.
We had to take the whoIe suite.
:21:28
-How much does this cost?
-2,000 francs.
:21:30
-A week?
-A day.
:21:33
Do you know how much a cow costs,
Comrade Iranoff?
:21:35
-A cow?
-2,000 francs.
:21:38
If I stay here a week,
I wiII cost the Russian peopIe seven cows.
:21:44
Who am I to cost the Russian peopIe
seven cows?
:21:47
We had to take it on account of the safe.
:21:49
For ourseIves, we are much happier now...
:21:52
since we moved to a IittIe room
right next to the servants' quarters.
:21:55
I'm ashamed to put a picture of Lenin
in a room Iike this.
:21:59
-Do you want to be aIone, comrade?
-No.