:32:03
Well, all right. Au revoir.
:32:06
A very pleasant au revoir to you.
:32:10
My tiara. Thank you.
:32:13
Poor fella. Two-to-one
she locks him in her closet.
:32:18
-l'd be grateful if she did.
-l think he's cute.
:32:22
You know very well what l mean.
You and that-- What are you doing?
:32:27
Just testing. Wonder what l'll
wear it with. How does it look?
:32:33
Exactly like trouble.
:32:42
l told the coalition leader that we
need a man who can do something about--
:32:50
Finish your story, dear.
:33:12
Your table, madame.
:33:14
Good evening, Miss Lee and Miss Shaw.
This is Mr. Crossley. Mr. Franklin.
:33:21
-Mr. Mason. How do you do?
-Mr. Brooks.
:33:23
How do you do?
:33:24
-ls Mr. Spofford here?
-No, but this is his chair.
:33:28
-You're here, Miss Lee.
MASON: Miss Shaw, you're here.
:33:32
-Could my friend have your seat?
-But of course.
:33:37
She gets sick if she rides backwards.
:33:39
-l'm sorry.
-Not at all.
:33:45
-How are we at the same table?
-l was assigned this seat.
:33:49
-How much did it cost?
-l can't tell. You'd get conceited.
:33:54
Enjoying the trip, Mr. Franklin?
:33:56
How many times have you crossed?
lsn't it lonely on the ocean?