:24:23
You lost her.
:24:27
The stuff from the boutiques
looks just as good
:24:29
as those expensive originals.
l don't know why
:24:30
we don't get more of them.
:24:32
Darling, no woman buys
a Paris gown to save money.
:24:35
Unless, of course, she's in love
with her husband.
:24:37
And then why bother?
:24:38
Comes to about $42 a dozen.
:24:42
- Madam?
- Merci.
:24:43
You know, the hats
are divine this season.
:24:50
- What did you wanna do that for?
- l couldn't resist it.
:24:53
The last guy that bowed to me
:24:54
was playing King Arthur
in the fourth grade.
:24:57
l was Lady Guinevere.
:24:59
So, Lady Guinevere, how are you
coming with the brassieres?
:25:01
Fine. But come on up here
and take a look.
:25:04
All these French sizes
are marked different.
:25:08
This one says size 86.
:25:10
Now, would you believe it? How you
gonna convert that into inches?
:25:14
lt might help you to know
that l wear a size 90.
:25:18
lt helps a lot.
:25:20
l found a wonderful place here
to get sponge rubber.
:25:23
Everybody goes there.
:25:25
Mr. Bergner?
:25:27
l don't know whether you think
it's illegal to pay
:25:29
- for something you can steal.
- Sure, it's illegal.
:25:31
But l'm not sure. lt might be better
:25:33
to buy some of those
Paris originals, huh?
:25:35
- Buy?
- Yeah.
:25:36
That's right. You can copy them
much easier that way.
:25:38
Everyone does it.
They sell you the rights.
:25:41
Now, Mr. Bergner, isn't your money
just as good as Saks' or Magnins'?
:25:46
Sure, it's as good. That's why l wanna
keep it in the bank where it belongs.
:25:49
What do you think, Lina?
:25:51
Ninety?
:25:53
Centimeters, darling.
:25:56
l said, what do you think?
:25:58
l think it's a wonderful night.