2:52:29
You'd better wait.
I'll send the boy out.
2:52:31
Give him my overnight case
and the typewriter.
2:52:35
And... take this... and the
suitcase in the back to the residence.
2:52:39
What time will you be in Havana
tomorrow?
2:52:41
I will call you
when to send a car for me.
2:52:57
- Juanita.
- Hello.
2:52:58
- Señor Parra.
- Monsieur Devereaux.
2:53:01
You are back soon.
2:53:03
l am always happy
to return to Cuba.
2:53:05
(Parra) l am sure you are.
2:53:07
And to come here
to pay my respects.
2:53:09
- I am happy to see you, Juanita.
- Thank you.
2:53:13
Nylon things from the United States.
2:53:15
I hope your government won't mind.
I didn't inform Customs.
2:53:21
And...
how are things in Washington?
2:53:24
Routine. Nothing exceptional.
2:53:27
I was in New York
only 24 hours ago.
2:53:29
Oh? How were things in New York?
See any good shows?
2:53:34
No. Routine. Nothing exciting.
2:53:39
Will I see you tonight?
2:53:41
No, not tonight.
2:53:43
You will be at the rally tomorrow?
2:53:45
- Fidel expects you.
- Mm-hm.
2:53:48
- Is there a rally tomorrow?
- Mm.
2:53:51
I would like to listen to Castro.
2:53:53
I am sorry we can't have you with us
on the platform.
2:53:55
No, no,
I like to be part of the crowd.