Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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:18:08
-Hi.
-Hi.

:18:13
-Hi, Miss Shaw.
-All right, guys, keep moving.

:18:19
-""Mr. Amos Jones and valet.""
-What are you doing?

:18:25
Checking the passenger list.
""Mr. Alfred Loman and valet.""

:18:30
""Mr. Eugene Martin and valet.""
:18:33
Why the sudden interest in valets?
:18:36
When a man has ""and valet""
after his name, he's worthwhile.

:18:41
l'm trying to find
a gentleman escort for you.

:18:44
Don't bother. l just
provided myself with about 20.

:18:49
Dorothy, did you ever hear
of a rich pole-vaulter?

:18:53
Who cares? l like a man
who can run faster than l can.

:18:58
l hate to think where you'll wind up.
:19:01
You're wasting time on
unrefined persons without money.

:19:04
Did it occur to you that
some people don't care about money?

:19:08
Don't be silly.
We're talking serious.

:19:12
-Do you want a loveless marriage?
-Me, loveless?

:19:16
lf a girl spends time worrying
about the money she doesn't have...

:19:21
...how will she have
any time for love?

:19:23
l want you to find happiness
and stop having fun.

:19:28
-That baffles me.
-You'll thank me some day.

:19:32
Here's a good one:
""Henry Spofford lll and valet.""

:19:38
l remember. The Spofford family
owns practically a whole state.

:19:42
A big one too.
l think it's Pennsylvania.

:19:46
l guess l could settle
for Pennsylvania.

:19:49
-Hello, Mrs. Henry Spofford lll.
-Mrs. Henry Spofford lll and valet.

:19:54
He won't have anything l don't.
See you later.

:19:57
Don't forget the cocktail party. 5:30.

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