1:13:02
There were some children playing
hopscotch on the sidewalk.
1:13:05
I'm very fond of those children.
1:13:08
Look at all these gadgets. You press
a button and factories go up.
1:13:13
Or you pick up a telephone
and 100 tankers set out for Persia.
1:13:18
Or through a Dictaphone you say,
1:13:20
"Buy all of Cleveland
and move it to Pittsburgh."
1:13:23
You must be clever.
1:13:24
It's just a knack,
like juggling three oranges.
1:13:28
It isn't oranges, it's millions.
Suppose you dropped one?
1:13:32
Suppose I did? What's at the end
of a million? Nothing. A circle.
1:13:39
- Sabrina...
- Yes, Linus?
1:13:41
Can you keep a secret?
Yes, of course you can.
1:13:46
I want you to look out there. Uptown.
1:13:51
- You see the French Line pier?
- Yes.
1:13:54
- You see the boat?
- Yes.
1:13:57
That's the "Liberté". It sails on
Thursday. I'm going to be on it.
1:14:03
- You are?
- Yes, I am.
1:14:05
I'm sick of pushing buttons in this
office. I'm breaking out, Sabrina.
1:14:09
- I'm running away.
- Good for you!
1:14:12
I've been thinking about Paris
ever since you mentioned it.
1:14:15
It'll make a new person out of you.
You'll double your money back.
1:14:20
I'm so glad you're going.
1:14:23
Or am I?
1:14:31
It's 7:35, Mr Larrabee. You have
a reservation at The Colony.
1:14:35
Thank you.
1:14:39
Ready, Sabrina?
1:14:40
Tout de suite,
as they say in Paris.
1:14:43
Curtain is at 8:40. I used your
brother's name at The Colony
1:14:46
to get the darkest corner!
1:14:50
I'm sorry, Mr Larrabee.