Humoresque
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1:21:00
- How do you like it, huh?
- Wonderful.

1:21:03
Well, it looks bigger than it is.
1:21:05
It's only two rooms, a bedroom,
this room and kitchen.

1:21:08
I'm gonna work in here.
Come on, look around.

1:21:11
We got a real view.
We can see the river.

1:21:14
You know, we can get a sea breeze too.
1:21:18
Why, it's an eagle's nest.
1:21:19
- How do you like it, Mom?
- Where did you get the drapes?

1:21:23
Mrs. Wright picked them out.
You like them?

1:21:27
- Nice drapes.
- That's the kitchen. It's not very big.

1:21:31
But then I'm not a very good cook.
1:21:34
Well, Sidney, what do you think
of my Paul's apartment?

1:21:37
I don't know what to say.
1:21:39
Paul has an itch to live a life of fashion
and nothing will cure him.

1:21:43
Everything's so expensive and fancy,
but what is this ugly pot doing here?

1:21:47
My psychoanalyst told me it reminds me
of something that happened in my youth.

1:21:51
So long as you're happy, Sidney,
that's all that matters.

1:22:05
Esther, look, our picture's in
a silver frame. It's nice, isn't it?

1:22:14
A woman told me this morning
I look like an owl. I don't see it.

1:22:18
I think Mom's still mad at me.
1:22:22
Paul, you know women. All mothers
think their son's a baby till he gets bald.

1:22:27
No, I don't think
she likes the apartment.

1:22:29
I don't think she thinks
it's right. Do you?

1:22:32
Well, with all due respect,
there are some things, but...

1:22:35
Paul, do what you think is right.
Statistics show you'll never be wrong.

1:22:39
- Now, what's through here?
- The bedroom, dressing room and shower.

1:22:43
A room for every occasion.
It's wonderful.

1:22:49
- What do you think you'll find, Mom?
- What I find wherever I look.

1:22:53
- I can't take this seriously.
- You don't know what you're doing.

1:22:57
- Mom, don't be old-fashioned.
- Is that what you call it?


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