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Polka dots. In the whole world,
nobody but Nathan Detroit
:25:07
could blow 1,000 bucks on polka dots.
:25:14
- Hi, Sky.
- Nice to see you.
:25:15
- How goes it?
- Healthy. And with you, Nicely?
:25:18
Nicely-nicely, thanks. Nathan?
:25:21
What's the matter, Nathan? You look sick.
:25:24
The cheesecake backed up on him.
:25:27
Maybe that's why they told us
they sell more strudel.
:25:31
Adelaide gave us a message for you.
Be sure and pick her up after the show.
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- And don't be late.
- Yes, dear.
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- I mean, OK.
- Yes, dear?
:25:40
This is husband talk if I ever heard it.
:25:42
You are trapped because Adelaide
is a doll that is most difficult to unload.
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I don't want to unload her. I love her.
:25:49
A guy without a doll... If a guy does
not have a doll, who would holler on him?
:25:53
- A doll is a necessity.
- I am not putting the knock on dolls.
:25:57
But they are something to have only when
they come in handy, like cough drops.
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And the proof that I am right is that dolls
are available as far as the eye can see.
:26:07
Not dolls like Adelaide.
:26:09
Nathan, nothing personal and no offence,
but, weight for age, all dolls are the same.
:26:15
- All dolls are the same, huh?
- As far as the eye can see.
:26:19
It seems to me the one place a doll would
come in handy would be in Havana.
:26:23
So how come you ain't got one? How
come you are going alone, without a doll?
:26:27
A matter of choice.
I choose to travel alone,
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but if I wish to take a doll, the supply
is more than Woolworths has got beads.
:26:34
- Not high-class dolls.
- There's only one class: interchangeable.
:26:37
A doll is a doll.
All dolls, any doll. You name her.
:26:41
Any doll? Will you bet on that? Will you
bet 1,000 bucks that if I name a doll,
:26:45
you can take the same doll
to Havana with you tomorrow?
:26:48
You've got yourself a bet.
:26:58
I name her.