:02:03
Hotel Acuna, please.
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- What's his name?- Eduardo Acuna. He's the big boss.
:02:18
- Here's his office.- Oh, thanks.
:02:20
Oh, boy.
:02:24
I'll get you later. Thanks.
:02:27
I absolutely, positivelycannot interrupt Mr. Acuna.
:02:31
He is busy.
:02:34
Sorry, those are my orders.
:02:36
Please don't blame me.
:02:39
- When he's free, I'd like to see him.- I ask myself the same question.
:02:42
Why see Mr. Acuna when there are somany pleasant people they could see?
:02:47
Tell him Robert Davisof New York is here.
:02:49
- Robert Davis.- Yes?
:02:52
Mr. Robert Davis of New Yorkto see you, Mr. Acuna.
:02:55
I never heard of him.Tell him to go away.
:02:59
Well, I must say, I'm used tomore cordiality than that.
:03:03
He's making a big mistake.
:03:06
Mr. Davis, you impress me.What did you want to see him about?
:03:12
That.
:03:14
What?
:03:17
That.
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- I only asked you a civil question.- And I answered you.
:03:28
- You don't mind if I wait?- No, but it won't do you any good.
:03:32
That's very nice. The wedding dressand the lingerie, I approve.
:03:36
You may go, and thank you.
:03:39
Well, darling,what's been going on here?
:03:42
Eduardo had a slight disagreementwith Delfina about Julia's trousseau...
:03:45
...so now he's picking outone himself.
:03:47
It's my invariable rule to distrustwomen's taste in clothes.
:03:51
That's why he asked me to come by.
:03:52
First time I heard of a fatherselecting a trousseau.
:03:55
You know as well as I do that womendress for one another, not for men.
:03:58
Delfina's mother put her in fluffwhen I married her.
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