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Silk Stockings

Silk Stockings was a 1954 musical composed by Cole Porter, to a stageplay by George Kaufman, Leueen McGrath and Abe Burrows that was in turn based upon the 1939 film Ninotchka, Melchior Lengyel's romantic fable about the seductive charms of capitalism and one particular capitalist that warm the heart of a dedicated apparatchik, directed by Ernst Lubitsch and starring Greta Garbo,

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PETER BOROFF PIANIST CONCERT

:03:02

Mr. Canfield, thank heavens you got here.

:03:05

I'll kill myself, there's no other way out.
I could hardly play tonight.

:03:09

- Why?
- I got another wire from Moscow.

:03:11

Take a bow, Monsieur Boroff.

:03:13

Excuse me.

:03:22

I've got to kill myself.

:03:24

Mr. Canfield, can you get me a knife,
a gun, a tall building?

:03:28

- You've had wires from Moscow before.
- Not like this one.

:03:31

I told you
they would not let me stay in Paris.

:03:34

If they knew I was writing a score
for your picture...

:03:37

- They want you there, Monsieur Boroff.
- They want me in Moscow, too.

:03:49

I'm lost.

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Give me that wire. I'll take care of it.
Now, don't worry.

:03:55

What? No more bows?

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What am I talking about?

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