High Society
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:13:01
-Oh, we're both better off. Believe me.
-Yes, dear.

:13:05
-And we're both happier.
-Yes, dear.

:13:07
-Oh, isn't George an angel?
-Yes, George is an angel.

:13:10
-Now, is he handsome, or is he not?
-George is handsome.

:13:13
Golly Moses, l'm a lucky girl.
:13:19
Tracy, that's your song.
Dexter must be home.

:13:23
Mother, has Dexter come back?
:13:25
Well, we knew Dexter was giving
his house over to this festival.

:13:29
l suppose he might have come back.
:13:31
He's back. No one but Dexter
would play that song.

:13:34
That wretched, cheap, vulgar song.
:13:38
That beautiful, wonderful song
he wrote especially for her.

:13:43
That's gratitude.
:14:12
He's gonna get nowhere
with that kind of music.

:14:15
Good for the feet,
nothing for the heart.

:14:18
Hello, Sam.
:14:20
l'd like to talk to you privately.
:14:22
Well, now, l consider that
right neighborly.

:14:27
You lost a little weight,
haven't you, Sam?

:14:30
Oh, no, you're slipping.
That used to scare me.

:14:33
The withering glance of the goddess.
:14:35
l just want to know what you are
doing here the day before my wedding.

:14:39
Business. l've become a
distinguished composer--

:14:41
Oh, distinguished.
:14:43
They needed help here,
so l heeded the call of duty.

:14:46
Don't pretend with me, Dexter.
:14:48
You deliberately planned this
festival to conflict with my wedding.

:14:52
lt's a shabby, vindictive gesture.
:14:55
Harsh words. Well, let's be honest.
l'll admit it. l'm still in love with you.

:14:59
l don't want you to get married.
You can still be a wonderful woman.


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