Sabrina

1:24:01

I can't remember
that garage girl's name.

1:24:04

Sabrina.

1:24:05

What right has a chauffeur got
to call her that?

1:24:08

What would you suggest? Ethel?

1:24:09

You've taken her out three nights in
a row. Is that situation in hand?

1:24:13

I think so. It's resolving itself
into a straight export deal.

1:24:17

I want two accommodations
on the "Liberté".

1:24:20

One in the name of Sabrina Fairchild.
One in my name.

1:24:23

What? You and that girl
going off on a boat together?

1:24:26

Have I spawned two idiot sons?

1:24:29

Who said I was going? She is going.
She'll think I am, but I'm not.

1:24:33

- Is that clear?
- It is not!

1:24:35

I'll tell Sabrina
that I'll meet her on the boat.

1:24:38

When the boat is ten miles out,
she'll find out I'm not on the boat.

1:24:42

My cabin will be empty.
Just a note of apology

1:24:45

and a few presents
to soften the blow.

1:24:47

- Excellent.
- Yes, I thought you'd like it.

1:24:50

Miss McCardle, I want flowers
in Miss Fairchild's cabin.

1:24:53

Candy, fruit
and the usual what-have-yous.

1:24:56

Cable Michot to get her
a car in Paris. Also an apartment.

1:25:00

A letter of credit on our Paris bank.

1:25:02

- She can draw up to 50,000.
- Easy, now.

1:25:05

Transfer to Thomas Fairchild
1,000 shares, Larrabee Common.

1:25:09

1,000 shares?

1:25:11

Make it 1,500 shares,
Larrabee Preferred.

1:25:14

There must be a less extravagant way

1:25:16

of getting a chauffeur's daughter
out of one's hair.

1:25:19

How would you do it? You can't even
get a little olive out of a jar.

1:25:24

Eat it.