:09:06
What are they playing?
What are we listening to now?
:09:11
''Song in the night'' by
Erland Jansson.
:09:16
Of course, l heard it in Rome.
:09:19
l remember l was
completely moved
:09:22
when l noticed in the program the
composer was a fellow countryman.
:09:26
lt's a lovely melody.
:09:28
Yes, it is beautiful.
:09:35
Wasn't Erland Jansson supposed
to play here this evening?
:09:40
That was the talk, but l
don't care. l don't like him.
:09:46
-You know him?
-Yes, unfortunately.
:09:52
l wish l didn't.
:09:55
Where did you meet him?
l know him, too.
:10:04
Gertrud, Gertrud.
Why did you leave me?
:10:12
Listen, now you're getting off
the subject.
:10:16
You wanted to tell me about
last night's party.
:10:21
l met Erland Jansson last night.
:10:27
He showed up late in the night.
:10:30
You didn't mind sitting
at a courtesan's table.
:10:37
Why should he?
:10:39
No, naturally -
but l don't like him.
:10:43
He boasts about things
others keep to themselves.
:10:48
-Such as?
-He bragged about his lovers.
:10:53
No, that wasn't nice.
:10:58
No. ln this mixed company,