:29:01
lt's not the money.
This might've been good.
:29:04
-You're not one of those?
-One of what?
:29:07
The kind who tells a girl
about his money.
:29:11
What's wrong with money?
:29:13
Yes, l'm afraid you are.
Go whistle up a rope.
:29:17
Wait--
:29:19
l can't stand rich playboys
who think they--
:29:22
Now wait a minute! l'm not that bad
all the time. Sometimes l'm very nice.
:29:27
Sometimes l speak without thinking.
:29:30
So you're half sweet, half acid.
:29:33
-Please, l made a mistake.
-Yes, you did.
:29:36
l got some bad information.
Now that l've put my foot in it...
:29:41
...l remember it wasn't you they were
talking about, but your friend.
:29:46
-Lorelei.
-Or am l wrong again?
:29:49
No, money is rather
a hobby of Lorelei's.
:29:55
Oh, Piggie.
:29:56
-You're worried about her.
-You're very observing.
:30:01
Am l forgiven?
:30:03
Considering the man shortage
on this craft....
:30:06
Good. We'll start all over again.
l promise that l--
:30:10
We're gonna be interrupted.
:30:12
We had a jolly time.
:30:13
-Mr. Malone, Miss Lee and Piggie.
-How do you do?
:30:19
Piggie is the super-best dancer.
So light on his feet.
:30:25
-l was sure he would be.
-You're trying to flatter me.
:30:29
LORELEl: What's the matter?
-My wife.
:30:32
-l thought it was his mine.
-Won't you join us?
:30:36
-l just have.
-May l present Miss Lee?
:30:39
-Miss Shaw, Mr....
-Malone.
:30:43
-A pleasure, l'm ever so sure.
-Thank you.
:30:47
We're having a jolly time.
:30:50
Lady Beekman, that's the most
beautiful jewelry l've ever seen.
:30:56
l'm proud of the earrings. Heirlooms.
Been in the family for ages.