:32:17
- Where will we go on our honeymoon?
- The barracks. I'll be a soldier.
:32:23
- But women aren't allowed.
- We'll find a way.
:32:25
- Anything wrong?
- No, everything's fine when you're here.
:32:29
- Tell Lolotte to prepare my dress.
- I'd love to.
:32:34
Denise.
:32:39
My dear Denise,
you're going about it all wrong.
:32:42
Eugene is a tormented soul.
He only longs for the unattainable.
:32:47
You're taking that girl
from the Opera away again.
:32:50
Poor Gaudin, she has six children,
and the eldest just got married.
:32:55
- Why'd we invite her then?
- It's obvious you're from Bourbon-Salins.
:32:59
Have you forgotten that we're celebrating
double engagements tonight?
:33:03
Mine to my dear Princess!
:33:08
And my son's to your dear Denise.
:33:11
- So what?
- What do you mean?
:33:13
Throwing a double-engagement dinner
without an opera singer just isn't done!
:33:18
- That's too much water.
- It's to put out the fire inside me.
:33:22
- What are you doing tonight after dinner?
- Going to bed. And you?
:33:26
How odd! Me, too.
:33:29
Aren't you ashamed?
You're engaged!
:33:32
- All the more reason.
- What do you mean?
:33:34
What would Denise say?
- I don't give a damn about her.
:33:39
When you're a soldier in Bourbon-Salins,
you'll see her every day.
:33:41
I don't give a damn
about Bourbon-Salins.
:33:45
Mr. Eugene!
:33:47
Where can I seat Galandard,
of Galandard Wines?
:33:50
Or Mrs. Bourdalou,
the cheese widow?
:33:54
Wine and cheese? Seat them together.
They'll make a nice couple.
:33:57
Splendid idea!
What would I do without you?