:46:00
Man break?
:46:01
What's a man break?
:46:03
Well, in the United States
:46:04
for the employees,
you have coffee break, no?
:46:06
Yeah, but, uh...
:46:07
But l don't drink coffee,
so l visit with a man.
:46:11
That's a practical woman.
:46:12
Actually, l have news
for both of you.
:46:15
El Trovador is sick again.
:46:16
l'm sorry to hear that.
:46:18
And this time
he's sick for real.
:46:20
¡Caramba! l had us set to sing
at the Ambassador Club tonight.
:46:24
Well, l'm sorry, old buddy, l
can't be in both places at once.
:46:27
lt's okay. l fix it.
:46:28
Tonight, l bring the manager
of the Ambassador Club
:46:31
here to hear you.
:46:33
Same difference.
:46:36
That's very clever of you,
Raoul.
:46:38
Of course.
:46:41
Why don't you come with me,
just for luck?
:46:43
Sorry, l can't.
:46:44
l have a date tonight.
:46:45
Moreno?
:46:47
What's with Moreno anyway?
:46:48
He gets all shook up
:46:49
every time he sees me
just talking to you.
:46:52
Well, Moreno's been good to me
and he's fun.
:46:54
So is a cocker spaniel.
:46:56
But it's more than a Latin
temperament in him, isn't it?
:46:59
And Señorita Dolores Gomez,
isn't she Latin, too?
:47:02
Now, what's she got
to do with it?
:47:04
l can come tonight
:47:05
if you don't mind
Moreno coming with me.
:47:09
That's okay, if you don't mind
Dolores coming along with me.
:47:13
Please, Señor, Señorita,
it's very mixed up.
:47:16
So will you say everything again
:47:18
only this time in Spanish?
:47:42
l present to you,
Señorita Dolores Gomez
:47:45
and mi amigo
Señor Mike Windgren.
:47:47
-How do you do?
-How do you do?
:47:49
Señor Delgado is the manager
of the Ambassador Club.
:47:53
lt is a great honor, Señorita.
:47:55
Gracias.
:47:56
l shall look forward
to hearing you, Señor.
:47:58
You go on soon.
:47:59
Thanks.