Ninette

1:43:06

Are you the Spaniard?

1:43:11

Yes, Andres Martinez.

1:43:15

Ninette.

1:43:19

I am sure, mademoiselle,

1:43:21

that you'd like to kiss me.

1:43:35

Why is the door closed?

1:43:37

We're balancing the books.

1:43:41

What did you want?
Why the urgent call?

1:43:45

Are you happy?

1:43:47

Happy?

1:43:48

Yes, really happy.

1:43:52

Well,

1:43:53

no.

1:43:55

Sit down.

1:44:03

Look, Armando,

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there are women who like glamour,
indirect lighting.

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They're usually mysterious,
a little unstable

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and spend a fortune
on perfume and clothes.

1:44:14

Then there are others,
docile, simple, home-lovers,

1:44:17

who adore waxing the floors,

1:44:19

who move their lips a little
when they read

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and who, when they kiss you, are
wondering if the tap is turned off.

1:44:25

Those women are a drag,
but they're there.

1:44:27

They have their good side.

1:44:29

Maruja...

1:44:35

She is both those kinds
of women together.

1:44:38

You follow me?

1:44:40

Frenzy and slippers.

1:44:43

What you have to do

1:44:44

is marry her right away
before someone else gets her.

1:44:47

There are lots of men after her
because she's a real looker too.

1:44:51

Get married and take her to Paris.

1:44:54

Armando, love is like fruit salts.

1:44:56

If you miss out
on the first effervescence,

1:44:59

it tastes like hell.