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00:00:01 #1 A man for your heart.
00:01:39 #2 A happy new year to you, sir.
00:01:42 #3 Oh, thank you.
00:01:44 #4 Is grandfather in there?
00:01:45 #5 He's resting, sir.
00:01:46 #6 I tell him that you're here, sir.
00:01:48 #7 Fine.
00:01:49 #8 And hurry up, hurry up.
00:01:50 #9 Yes, sir.
00:01:51 #10 Better start the new year right.
00:01:56 #11 Mr. Harry is calling, sir.
00:01:59 #12 Sorry if I seem to burst in, but the maitre said you wanted to see me.
00:02:03 #13 It was more or less Carrie's idea.
00:02:05 #14 Oh, yes.
00:02:07 #15 Mother's idea.
00:02:09 #16 Mm-hmm. Well, I suppose you've heard.
00:02:15 #17 I am casting shame and disgrace upon the family.
00:02:18 #18 I am going to marry an actress.
00:02:22 #19 Well, I am.
00:02:24 #20 Because I love her.
00:02:26 #21 Good, Harry.
00:02:28 #22 But are you quite sure, my boy, that you'll always love her, just the way you love her now?
00:02:34 #23 And that nothing hidden in the future or in the past
00:02:38 #24 can ever shake your faith and break your heart?
00:02:41 #25 Oh, I've heard all that from Mother.
00:02:43 #26 I...
00:02:44 #27 Oh, I'm sorry, sir.
00:02:46 #28 But after all, you know you are a bishop.
00:02:48 #29 And no bishop could possibly know anything about love.
00:02:52 #30 Well, I didn't mean that exactly, but...
00:02:55 #31 Oh, I know you're awfully wise,
00:02:58 #32 and you understand people and can see right through them and all that.
00:03:02 #33 But this is different.
00:03:04 #34 I don't believe you will be able to understand this.
00:03:07 #35 Why, it's been so long.
00:03:10 #36 It's been so long since you were young.
00:03:13 #37 It must be hard for you to remember back.
00:03:16 #38 You think so, Harry.
00:03:18 #39 What's the matter, grandfather? Rumitism?
00:03:28 #40 Don't mention rumitism now, my boy.
00:03:31 #41 I'm only 28 years old.
00:03:34 #42 Laying that all, do you know what's in this little box?
00:04:07 #43 The perfume of romance.
00:04:11 #44 What is it, a handkerchief?
00:04:13 #45 A little handkerchief.
00:04:18 #46 And the rose, bright and yellow.
00:04:22 #47 Man, Harry.
00:04:32 #48 But sometimes, somehow, it...
00:04:35 #49 why, it seems just like yesterday.
00:04:37 #50 What, sir?
00:04:38 #51 That's what I'm going to tell you, my boy.
00:04:41 #52 Sit down.
00:04:42 #53 Are you comfortable there?
00:04:48 #54 Uh-huh.
00:04:49 #55 Well, Harry, it was over 50 years ago.
00:04:55 #56 Me, outtime flyers.
00:05:00 #57 I was the young rector of St. Giles then.
00:05:03 #58 That was before I married your grandmother, God bless her.
00:05:06 #59 Although I'd known her nearly all my life.
00:05:09 #60 Well, one night in November it was.
00:05:12 #61 I went to an evening party at old Cornelius van Tiles' house.
00:05:16 #62 And there, in that kaleidoscope of jewels and flowers and criminal
00:05:24 #63 a great adventure of my life began.
00:05:28 #64 They were dancing the polka. I think old Moose.
00:05:34 #65 You have on your oldest clone.
00:05:51 #66 I was going to change, but little Jimmy Baxter ran into
00:05:54 #67 say that young Sullivan was drunk again and killing his wife
00:05:57 #68 and so would I please step over.
00:05:59 #69 What are you looking at?
00:06:00 #70 Your hair?
00:06:02 #71 Bend over.
00:06:03 #72 And I found Sullivan in the fighting mood and rather difficult to manage.
00:06:07 #73 And in the middle of it, all of Mrs. Sullivan didn't go and have another baby.
00:06:10 #74 Oh, how terrible!
00:06:13 #75 Excuse me.
00:06:14 #76 The ladies are all here.
00:06:21 #77 I must be.
00:06:28 #78 I hope you remember, ma'am.
00:06:30 #79 We met once in St. Peter'sburg.
00:06:31 #80 I didn't really believe he'd do it.
00:06:51 #81 Of all the disgraceful insults that ever I've...
00:06:53 #82 Oh, the man must be out of his head. Who?
00:06:56 #83 The entire.
00:06:57 #84 What on earth is he done?
00:06:58 #85 Done?
00:06:59 #86 Don't you know who he's introducing to every respectable woman who's been full enough to come here tonight?
00:07:04 #87 Cavalini!
00:07:05 #88 Oh, you mean that foreign opera singer?
00:07:07 #89 What of it?
00:07:09 #90 When it comes to asking all New York to part his given for his mistress.
00:07:13 #91 Well, have you quite finished?
00:07:15 #92 Then I have one or two things to say to you.
00:07:17 #93 And I'll begin by telling you what you are and that's a miserable, sneaking, gossiping old woman.
00:07:22 #94 Hold on, wait a moment.
00:07:23 #95 You're a guest in a gentleman's house.
00:07:24 #96 And now you're turning around and circulating filthy vicious lies behind his back.
00:07:28 #97 They're not lies.
00:07:30 #98 He's lived with her for years, and he's not the only one.
00:07:33 #99 You dirty scandal monger.
00:07:35 #100 Well, well, well.
00:07:38 #101 What's the matter?
00:07:39 #102 Oh, nothing.
00:07:40 #103 Tom and I were having an argument, that's all.
00:07:44 #104 Good heavens, I must be getting home.
00:07:45 #105 Why, Madam Cavalini's going to sing.
00:07:47 #106 I'd rather my wife heard Madam Cavalini across the footlight.
00:07:52 #107 A touch of prejudice, no doubt.
00:07:53 #108 Don't pay any attention to it.
00:07:56 #109 Good night.
00:08:01 #110 I seem to have come in at a bad moment, Tom.
00:08:03 #111 No, I'm glad you came when you did, Mr. Ventile,
00:08:05 #112 because I want to talk to you.
00:08:06 #113 I'm a very good listener, Tom.
00:08:09 #114 I don't know just how to begin, sir.
00:08:11 #115 It's something that I feel I really ought to...
00:08:14 #116 It's about Susan, isn't it?
00:08:15 #117 My dear boy, I'm as glad as I can be.
00:08:18 #118 I'm afraid, sir, I don't follow you.
00:08:19 #119 Why, aren't you asking me if...
00:08:21 #120 I'm sorry, sir, but it's advice I wish to offer you.
00:08:24 #121 Oh, advice?
00:08:25 #122 Well, in that case, break it off.
00:08:28 #123 Shall we sit down?
00:08:29 #124 No, thanks.
00:08:31 #125 After all, I am your rector and I feel I've got to...
00:08:35 #126 Now, this Madam Cavalene,
00:08:38 #127 are you quite sure that she's the...
00:08:40 #128 she's the sort of lady of a type that...
00:08:43 #129 Tom, how old are you?
00:08:46 #130 Twenty-eight?
00:08:48 #131 Life's very simple when we're twenty-eight.
00:08:50 #132 If one has standards, yes.
00:08:52 #133 Oh, yes, yes, of course.
00:08:54 #134 I had all those ones.
00:08:56 #135 One day I got them all mixed up.
00:08:58 #136 The wrong seemed right and the right seemed wrong,
00:09:00 #137 and I just didn't know where I was at.
00:09:02 #138 Oh, come, sir.
00:09:03 #139 But that was a long time ago, my boy.
00:09:06 #140 But I'm dashed. I've ever got them straight again.
00:09:09 #141 You know, Tom, there are no people in the world
00:09:11 #142 who are really bad.
00:09:13 #143 Just some poor devils who find it harder to be good than you.
00:09:17 #144 That's all.
00:09:18 #145 And Madam Cavalini?
00:09:20 #146 If Madam Cavalini weren't fit to meet my friends,
00:09:23 #147 you wouldn't see her in my house tonight.
00:09:25 #148 Oh, I might have known there wasn't a word of truth
00:09:28 #149 Ruth and my boy, could I give you a word of advice?
00:09:31 #150 I'm afraid I have some advice coming to me, sir.
00:09:34 #151 What is it?
00:09:35 #152 Tom, you go upstairs and comb your hair.
00:09:43 #153 That sounds advice.
00:09:45 #154 Oh, that's why I have to tell you.
00:09:46 #155 Don't be off the only thing using a terrace.
00:09:48 #156 Thank you very much for your kindness, but you're too man.
00:10:05 #157 Who was that?
00:10:07 #158 Well, that's Tom Armstrong.
00:10:08 #159 He's a clergyman.
00:10:10 #160 Abby, priest, you know.
00:10:14 #161 Well, it was that.
00:10:16 #162 What?
00:10:17 #163 I don't know. Just something in his eyes.
00:10:21 #164 I don't think he's ever seen anything like you before in all his life.
00:10:25 #165 No. He was very handsome too.
00:10:33 #166 Oh, you little monkey.
00:10:36 #167 Rita, Rita, Rita.
00:10:39 #168 I repeat, you're just like that little pet of yours.
00:10:42 #169 The delightful full-fledged little monkey.
00:10:45 #170 And my American, does he like his friend tonight?
00:10:48 #171 I don't believe he could help it if he tried.
00:10:51 #172 Oh, I don't kiss her then.
00:10:53 #173 Oh.
00:10:55 #174 There.
00:10:56 #175 Why, I forgot, Carly.
00:10:57 #176 I'm very angry at you. So?
00:11:00 #177 You know that you've treated me very bad tonight?
00:11:03 #178 What have I done?
00:11:05 #179 I've invited you to my house.
00:11:06 #180 And it is not tonight alone only.
00:11:08 #181 It's ever since I come to your disagreeable country.
00:11:13 #182 It was not like this at Milflur, was it?
00:11:16 #183 I wasn't there just an opera singer.
00:11:18 #184 Milflur.
00:11:20 #185 Our palace of a thousand flowers.
00:11:23 #186 Oh, do you remember, Connie, the night I sang the shoe
00:11:26 #187 but for an hour for you?
00:11:28 #188 And you walked up and down below the window,
00:11:31 #189 and all the roses in the world blossomed in the moonlight,
00:11:35 #190 and the wind and the sea and the big, gold moon.
00:11:38 #191 Ah, that was Milflur.
00:11:41 #192 The roses there brought me back to my youth.
00:11:44 #193 I came home and lost it forever, my dear.
00:11:47 #194 Oh no, it waits for you among the flowers.
00:11:50 #195 I'm 51 years old.
00:11:55 #196 Does that frighten you? Oh no.
00:11:57 #197 No, Rita, don't deny it.
00:11:59 #198 I know exactly how you must feel.
00:12:01 #199 You know, Rita, my hair wasn't nearly so white
00:12:05 #200 that last year at a mill, Fleur.
00:12:07 #201 And I'm beginning to get a little deaf, too.
00:12:11 #202 I find myself falling asleep in chairs and dreaming about tomorrow's dinner.
00:12:15 #203 My rheumatism came back last week.
00:12:18 #204 Oh, no, don't blame me.
00:12:20 #205 I can't help getting old.
00:12:23 #206 I wish you wouldn't talk that way, Conrad.
00:12:24 #207 I'm not complaining.
00:12:26 #208 I've lived my life and it's been very sweet.
00:12:29 #209 But the fact remains, I've lived my life.
00:12:33 #210 Don't you waste your spring diamond, a stupid old fellow, 51 years old.
00:12:37 #211 All right.
00:12:39 #212 What's the matter?
00:12:40 #213 Nothing.
00:12:41 #214 Oh, yes, there is.
00:12:43 #215 It's just one more friendship thing, Mr. Carniott.
00:12:47 #216 One more.
00:12:48 #217 Rita...
00:12:50 #218 Well, Mr. Fantac.
00:12:52 #219 Haven't you ever loved someone?
00:12:55 #220 I don't understand you, and I loved you for two, three years.
00:12:59 #221 I don't mean that.
00:13:00 #222 I mean, isn't there someone whose memory is very dear, sort of holy?
00:13:07 #223 No.
00:13:15 #224 Sometimes I wish that I'd died before I ever heard those words.
00:13:18 #225 I love you.
00:13:19 #226 What do you mean by that?
00:13:21 #227 What is love?
00:13:22 #228 It's made of kisses in the dark,
00:13:25 #229 of hot breath on the face,
00:13:27 #230 of hot the beach with terrible strong blows.
00:13:31 #231 Love is just a beast that you feed all through the night.
00:13:35 #232 And when the morning comes, love dies.
00:13:39 #233 Well, what do you think of me?
00:13:49 #234 I'm so hard, ah.
00:13:52 #235 Rita.
00:13:54 #236 Why don't you marry someone?
00:13:56 #237 Why should I marry?
00:13:58 #238 Perhaps I'm like you.
00:14:00 #239 You remember the stuff that Rosini gave me the first time I met you?
00:14:04 #240 I asked someone, is he married?
00:14:07 #241 And he said Mr. Femme Tyle is not the marrying kind.
00:14:10 #242 So I laughed and I said perhaps I'm not the marrying kind either.
00:14:15 #243 And I saw you look at me.
00:14:18 #244 Of course.
00:14:20 #245 And I smiled.
00:14:22 #246 Oh, it was very sweet, huh?
00:14:26 #247 And so we began.
00:14:28 #248 Conny, come here.
00:14:33 #249 You know what I think.
00:14:35 #250 I never know.
00:14:37 #251 I mean, I don't think that we have come quite to the end.
00:14:43 #252 You make me very happy.
00:14:45 #253 And will you drive with me tomorrow afternoon at four?
00:14:48 #254 I am honored.
00:14:51 #255 Oh, I'm forgetting. I'm a host.
00:14:53 #256 And they'll all be waiting for the Golden Nightingale.
00:14:55 #257 Oh, let me rest alone, Carney, for the time for me to see.
00:14:59 #258 Carney, please stand on my lemon-dewson red wine.
00:15:08 #259 Yes, of course. And I'll come for you when it's time to sing.
00:15:11 #260 Here. Where are you going?
00:15:55 #261 Why? I beg your pardon. I...
00:15:58 #262 Oh, don't go, please.
00:16:00 #263 But I... I was... I just...
00:16:02 #264 No, you know, I was beginning to be a little lonely.
00:16:05 #265 And now you come along just in time.
00:16:08 #266 Won't you sit down?
00:16:09 #267 Thank you.
00:16:13 #268 Oh, yes.
00:16:19 #269 But why do you sit way over there?
00:16:22 #270 You're afraid of me, aren't you?
00:16:24 #271 I'm not gonna hurt you, really.
00:16:26 #272 Pleased to be over here.
00:16:28 #273 You're very kind.
00:16:30 #274 But what makes your face so red?
00:16:44 #275 My face?
00:16:46 #276 What's the reddest thing I've ever seen?
00:16:49 #277 It's rather warm in here.
00:16:51 #278 You think so?
00:16:52 #279 I'm quite cold.
00:16:54 #280 That's very odd.
00:16:55 #281 I'm afraid I haven't had the honor of being presented.
00:17:00 #282 My name's Armstrong.
00:17:02 #283 Tom Armstrong.
00:17:04 #284 I'm the rector of St. Giles' church.
00:17:06 #285 Oh, nice.
00:17:08 #286 In St. Giles' who's that?
00:17:10 #287 Some little American sense, huh?
00:17:12 #288 St. Giles is one of the most important figures in the great history of the Church of England.
00:17:15 #289 Oh, a terribly nice.
00:17:17 #290 Do we never hear of him in my country, you know?
00:17:20 #291 In your country?
00:17:22 #292 By where do you live?
00:17:24 #293 Florence and the Villanue Riviera.
00:17:27 #294 Oh.
00:17:30 #295 You know, for a moment, I thought you were one of those Italian opera singers.
00:17:34 #296 After range.
00:17:35 #297 Oh, forgive me, but you see, there are a lot of them downstairs.
00:17:37 #298 Even Miss Madame Caverinio, Liniio, whatever her name is, you know.
00:17:40 #299 Yes, I know.
00:17:42 #300 And what do you think of them?
00:17:44 #301 You find them interesting?
00:17:46 #302 I? Oh, I haven't seen her.
00:17:48 #303 I don't go to the opera.
00:17:49 #304 Oh, you haven't missed much, you know, when you miss Carolina.
00:17:54 #305 She's very ugly and so fat.
00:17:58 #306 Oh, why, she's 12 pounds per guffy every day.
00:18:02 #307 And she has an eye made out of glass.
00:18:06 #308 And I must tell you something horrible about her.
00:18:09 #309 You know she has an eye on her back.
00:18:12 #310 A dressmaker in Paris, dog.
00:18:15 #311 Now what do you think of that?
00:18:17 #312 Do you really want to know?
00:18:18 #313 Yes, tell me.
00:18:19 #314 I think you've been guilty of the grossest cruelty.
00:18:22 #315 Why to hear a woman, especially an attractive woman like yourself, hold up to ridicule a
00:18:27 #316 less fortunate being, one who in spite of the grievous handicap of physical infernity is
00:18:31 #317 still one of God's creatures.
00:18:32 #318 Oh, darling.
00:18:33 #319 That you should take delight in doing this even to your worst enemies, cruel itself.
00:18:37 #320 Oh, I can't stand this.
00:18:39 #321 Why?
00:18:40 #322 I'm glad, my.
00:18:42 #323 Few simple words have touched you.
00:18:45 #324 I can't stand it.
00:18:47 #325 Open it over that, please.
00:19:00 #326 Good night.
00:19:01 #327 You're not going.
00:19:02 #328 After what's occurred, I see no reason for staying.
00:19:04 #329 All right. Good night.
00:19:07 #330 But aren't you sorry for making fun of me?
00:19:14 #331 Oh, frightfully sorry.
00:19:16 #332 You don't look it.
00:19:18 #333 Is that so?
00:19:20 #334 Adieu. I thought you'd go.
00:19:36 #335 As long as you're sincerely sorry.
00:19:39 #336 I, uh, I don't suppose there's any need of my going.
00:19:45 #337 Now you see how nice I've done this?
00:19:49 #338 Yes. That's for you.
00:19:51 #339 Thanks, I don't want it.
00:19:53 #340 Not even if I give them?
00:19:57 #341 Or not even if I tell you I'm very sorry I made fun of you?
00:20:02 #342 That's right.
00:20:07 #343 Now what do we drink to?
00:20:09 #344 Oh, should we drink to the nice, clatchy man's angiola?
00:20:13 #345 You don't like that.
00:20:17 #346 How do you like them if I drink to what I see in your eyes?
00:20:22 #347 And you drink to what you see in mine?
00:20:30 #348 Who are you?
00:20:33 #349 Tell me, I don't understand.
00:20:36 #350 What's your name?
00:20:37 #351 Oh, why do you ask?
00:20:39 #352 Because I want to see you again.
00:20:41 #353 I want to ask you things I never dreamed about until tonight.
00:20:45 #354 Oh, young man, all that can never be...
00:20:48 #355 It must, it's got to be.
00:20:51 #356 Well, do you see my flowers here so fresh and beautiful?
00:20:57 #357 You're crushing them.
00:20:58 #358 Oh, but does it matter? They were born to die.
00:21:03 #359 Our meeting here tonight.
00:21:05 #360 What is it but a bunch of flowers that we love and smell them?
00:21:11 #361 They're all wet.
00:21:13 #362 Why should we take them home without them watching them die?
00:21:17 #363 Couldn't I keep just one or two?
00:21:22 #364 Oh, shine you a flower that will never die.
00:21:44 #365 No, no, no, don't do that now.
00:21:47 #366 Oh, Mr. Funtile, I'd like for you to come.
00:21:50 #367 Are you very, madame?
00:21:51 #368 Quite, really.
00:21:59 #369 Thank you, Mr. Friercain, for letting me.
00:22:01 #370 But I will see you again.
00:22:03 #371 You cannot see me again.
00:22:05 #372 But I must.
00:22:06 #373 Are you sure? Yes.
00:22:08 #374 Quite sure?
00:22:09 #375 Yes.
00:22:11 #376 Very well.
00:22:12 #377 Come to my hotel tomorrow afternoon at four.
00:22:14 #378 It's the break of eight hours. You know right over there.
00:22:16 #379 And our engagement at four tomorrow, madame.
00:22:19 #380 What becomes of that?
00:22:21 #381 Our little engagement is postponed indefinitely.
00:22:27 #382 I must really go now.
00:22:28 #383 But you know you haven't even told me your name.
00:22:30 #384 Oh, I'm stupid! I forgot!
00:22:34 #385 Believe them, Mr. Fenstine?
00:22:36 #386 You really mean to say you didn't know who she was?
00:23:12 #387 I'd like to have him with me later.
00:23:24 #388 I'm sure someone will.
00:23:27 #389 Ha ha ha.
00:23:33 #390 Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
00:23:43 #391 Monsieur, you don't take the trouble to have yourself a note?
00:24:15 #392 I may be wrong, but I thought, perhaps,
00:24:17 #393 Perhaps it might not be received.
00:24:19 #394 Maybe you were not so wrong.
00:24:21 #395 Seems a long, long time since we met.
00:24:24 #396 Not since the night I sang at your beautiful soiree.
00:24:27 #397 To me also it seems a very long time.
00:24:30 #398 Ah, that's better.
00:24:32 #399 And now what do you want?
00:24:34 #400 What do I want?
00:24:39 #401 Rita, I want you to pretend for five minutes
00:24:42 #402 that I'm your father confessor.
00:24:45 #403 Do you want to scold me, huh?
00:24:46 #404 That depends.
00:24:51 #405 Has Tom asked you to marry him? No.
00:24:53 #406 And if he did?
00:24:57 #407 He did.
00:25:02 #408 Oh, why?
00:25:03 #409 Cornie, you would want me to stop singing and live
00:25:06 #410 in this horrible New York most disagreeable place I ever saw?
00:25:11 #411 Oh, no, my friend, I wouldn't marry him.
00:25:14 #412 That would be the biggest mistake.
00:25:16 #413 Then why do you lead the poor boy on?
00:25:19 #414 He's not like the other men you've known.
00:25:21 #415 He isn't a Baron Viggy or a Captain Ponson Vig,
00:25:25 #416 or that poor little foal who tried to kill himself
00:25:27 #417 in London last spring.
00:25:28 #418 Oh, Conny, you don't understand.
00:25:32 #419 I would go out to explain, you know.
00:25:35 #420 How long have I known him?
00:25:37 #421 Six weeks.
00:25:38 #422 All right, then, all that time he has not
00:25:40 #423 spoke one word of love to me, not one single word.
00:25:44 #424 What?
00:25:46 #425 Oh, at first I tried to get into, you know, just for fun.
00:25:50 #426 And somehow I feel sorry for him.
00:25:53 #427 And I don't try anymore.
00:25:57 #428 My poor Rita, don't you realize there's nothing in all this for you, my dear?
00:26:05 #429 Oh, yes.
00:26:07 #430 Oh, I have so often said, don't see him when he comes today.
00:26:12 #431 Tell the gentleman downstairs that you're asleep and nobody can disturb you.
00:26:16 #432 Why didn't you tell him then?
00:26:18 #433 Oh, I said, I said nobody, you know. Nobody like that.
00:26:22 #434 Except Tom.
00:26:30 #435 I think you smile a little, huh?
00:26:33 #436 No, no, I'm not smiling, my dear.
00:26:37 #437 Oh, Corny, I'm such a fool.
00:26:41 #438 I believe I was so wise.
00:26:45 #439 Do you think if I go away that he'll forget me soon?
00:26:52 #440 I hope he will.
00:26:54 #441 I don't think I'll forget him.
00:26:57 #442 Or if I do, it'll take a long time, I'm sure.
00:27:00 #443 Oh, there's only one thing I know.
00:27:05 #444 What is that, my dear?
00:27:07 #445 I love him, Carney. I love him.
00:27:10 #446 Rita, if you do love him, you must break it off.
00:27:13 #447 You must not allow him to come here anymore.
00:27:15 #448 If you do, you're going to cause him to suffer a very great deal.
00:27:19 #449 Oh, no, no.
00:27:20 #450 I warn you, my dear, it rests with you.
00:27:23 #451 Here's happiness or heartbreak.
00:27:31 #452 All right, Carney. I'll not see him again.
00:27:47 #453 The next time he comes, I'll not be at home.
00:27:49 #454 And I'll never be at home for you.
00:27:51 #455 And now you go, Carney. I'm a little tired.
00:27:56 #456 a little tired. Of course you are. Thank you my dear. I knew I could rely on you.
00:28:37 #457 He's downstairs. Oh, Mr. Tom.
00:28:40 #458 He's here. I'm not at home.
00:28:43 #459 It is impossible.
00:28:45 #460 Oh, don't you hear what I say? I'm not at home. And I'll never be at home again.
00:28:51 #461 Don't stand staring at me.
00:28:54 #462 Come to what I tell you.
00:28:55 #463 Oh, Tom! Mr. Stone! Oh, please, come back.
00:29:27 #464 What's called Amos? It's outrageous the way things are going up. It's $2 a ton now.
00:29:47 #465 Yes, Miss Armstrong, and it'll never get higher than it is now.
00:29:50 #466 Amos told us to come right in, and I was expecting to see Tom.
00:30:06 #467 Happy New Year, Miss Armstrong.
00:30:08 #468 Yes, yes. Happy New Year.
00:30:10 #469 Aren't you both a little premature? It's only New Year's Eve.
00:30:12 #470 How do you do, Mr. Vanthal?
00:30:14 #471 Looking as charming as ever, Miss Armstrong.
00:30:16 #472 Come ask me to stop in at four o'clock and hear about the final arrangements for the midnight service tonight.
00:30:20 #473 Is he upstairs?
00:30:21 #474 No, he went out after luncheon to pay a call.
00:30:24 #475 Oh, to the Brevard House?
00:30:26 #476 Oh, no.
00:30:27 #477 He has a vestrimon's meeting at a quarter to five, and I'm sure he wouldn't miss that.
00:30:31 #478 Wouldn't he?
00:30:33 #479 Well, we'll see.
00:30:36 #480 What lovely roses.
00:30:37 #481 Yes, they're mine.
00:30:40 #482 They arrived just a moment ago, and without a card, too.
00:30:43 #483 Oh, an anonymous admirer.
00:30:46 #484 How foolish.
00:30:47 #485 But you know it's the first time in years that anyone has sent me any flowers.
00:30:50 #486 I think I'll go home.
00:30:52 #487 I mean, as long as Tom isn't here, you're not going out, Tom, but the driver can take me home, can't he?
00:30:57 #488 Yes, good idea. I don't like to keep the horses standing.
00:31:00 #489 Good bye, my dear. Bye.
00:31:04 #490 Oh, you won't either of you tell Tom I was here, will you?
00:31:06 #491 If you don't want to know.
00:31:08 #492 Of course we won't.
00:31:09 #493 Oh, Mr. Ventile, I'm at my wit's end.
00:31:18 #494 I'm so worried, so terribly worried about that Cavalini woman.
00:31:22 #495 Yes, I know, I know.
00:31:24 #496 Your Tom's oldest friend and his fathers and mothers before him.
00:31:27 #497 You must talk to him.
00:31:29 #498 I have talked to him as though he were my own son.
00:31:31 #499 He was very sweet, but somehow he wasn't quite there.
00:31:34 #500 Not the real Tom, I mean.
00:31:36 #501 Yes, I know. I've seen it.
00:31:38 #502 He's with her.
00:31:40 #503 Now, now, now, don't be alarmed, Miss Armstrong.
00:31:44 #504 Just remember, she's sailing tomorrow and Miss Armstrong.
00:32:02 #505 Madam Cabellini.
00:32:05 #506 Not Madam Cabellini. That woman. I won't see her.
00:32:13 #507 There ought to be a law against such women.
00:32:16 #508 Why, I'd sooner have a hungry tyress come into the room and...
00:32:19 #509 Madam Cabellini.
00:32:24 #510 Here, Mr. Townshamper. I'm Rita Cabellini.
00:32:28 #511 Tom and all of the Paris house will be back in a little while, you see.
00:32:32 #512 So I come first to make my respect to you, Miss Armstrong.
00:32:37 #513 Oh, Mr. Funtile, I did not expect to see you.
00:32:41 #514 How are you?
00:32:43 #515 What is that?
00:32:45 #516 Oh, it's Adelina.
00:32:46 #517 Adelina?
00:32:47 #518 Yes, I call her so because she looks so much like Adelina Patti.
00:32:52 #519 How she far, Adelina?
00:32:54 #520 I think she have forgotten you, sir.
00:32:56 #521 Yes, you ladies can forget so quickly.
00:32:58 #522 Yes, I wish you men would forget a little too.
00:33:01 #523 Quiet's all dressed up.
00:33:03 #524 There's you like to hold that.
00:33:05 #525 Oh, no, no, no, no. Here, take it away, take it away.
00:33:08 #526 Don't run. I think she's gonna bite me, Mr. Van Tile.
00:33:10 #527 Here, here, here. Come, come out of me now.
00:33:13 #528 Take a nap.
00:33:17 #529 The roses?
00:33:19 #530 Did you like them? I choose everyone myself.
00:33:23 #531 You send me those?
00:33:24 #532 Choose the little surprise to remember me two or three days after I've gone so far.
00:33:30 #533 Thank you.
00:33:32 #534 You're very kind.
00:33:33 #535 Mr. Ventile will put you into your sleigh whenever you're ready.
00:33:39 #536 Goodbye, Madame.
00:33:40 #537 I wish you a pleasant voyage.
00:33:42 #538 When Madame Cavalini goes,
00:33:46 #539 won't you step up to my sitting room and have a cup of tea?
00:33:50 #540 Why did she go away so quickly?
00:34:01 #541 It's just as well.
00:34:04 #542 Because I want to have a little talk with you alone.
00:34:07 #543 Connie, don't be young with me.
00:34:10 #544 I know I promised I wouldn't see Tom again,
00:34:12 #545 I did try really for a whole minute, but I'll never try again.
00:34:17 #546 I was so unhappy.
00:34:19 #547 Oh, Connie, I'll go away tomorrow, you know.
00:34:23 #548 Perhaps you'll never see me again.
00:34:26 #549 Perhaps the boat will sink and I'll drown.
00:34:30 #550 I look terribly drugged and drowned, do I?
00:34:33 #551 I have told you, my dear, it rests with you.
00:34:36 #552 His happiness or heartbreak?
00:34:38 #553 Perhaps if I see him again, I'll not say it, the mother.
00:34:46 #554 I'll go before he comes. Before it's too late.
00:34:52 #555 Well, you see him, will you tell him I serve that to you?
00:34:57 #556 Well, did you think I never would?
00:34:59 #557 Oh, is that you, sir? How do you do?
00:35:02 #558 I'll just put some more coal on the fire,
00:35:06 #559 and then we'll all sit down here.
00:35:10 #560 I think, Tom, Madam Cavalini was just leaving as you came in.
00:35:14 #561 Leaving?
00:35:15 #562 Yes, I will sleep a little before my last performance.
00:35:18 #563 Oh, come now, you're not going.
00:35:22 #564 Oh, please, my performance.
00:35:24 #565 Oh, that's all right, it's Martha, and you know it backwards.
00:35:26 #566 There will be some strong complements, Mr. Vantile,
00:35:29 #567 and tea is served in the sitting room upstairs.
00:35:32 #568 Oh, don't say we're here. We'll come up later.
00:35:35 #569 In just a little while, though.
00:35:37 #570 Isn't this fine?
00:36:08 #571 Oh, I tell you, it's a dream come true.
00:36:10 #572 What dream?
00:36:12 #573 You, here in my big arm chair in front of my fireplace in my study.
00:36:15 #574 A dream? I guess that's all I am.
00:36:18 #575 I dream that lost her way and rest for a minute in your sleeping heart.
00:36:23 #576 Tomorrow you'll wake up and the little dreams all gone.
00:36:26 #577 No, don't. Don't go tomorrow.
00:36:29 #578 But haven't I told you I must sing in the room next month?
00:36:31 #579 I don't care. I just can't say goodbye.
00:36:34 #580 Why then come with me?
00:36:36 #581 Oh, if I only could.
00:36:38 #582 But I've got a meeting of the board of charities tomorrow at 11.
00:36:42 #583 And Patrick Crowell is funeral at 12.
00:36:44 #584 I forgot that you were a clown.
00:36:46 #585 And I forgot you were golden nightingale.
00:36:48 #586 I think it's a very good thing I go away tomorrow.
00:36:50 #587 But you're coming back again next year?
00:36:52 #588 I speak about next year. That's so far away.
00:36:56 #589 In my profession, one has to think a great deal about things that are far away.
00:37:00 #590 That's very foolish.
00:37:02 #591 Let me tell you something that I hope you'll remember.
00:37:06 #592 Yesterday's a dream that they have forgot.
00:37:10 #593 Yesterday's a dream that we have forgot.
00:37:14 #594 Tomorrow is the hope for some great happiness that will never come.
00:37:20 #595 Before, behind, just clouds and shadows.
00:37:25 #596 Nothing that is real but just these little minutes that we call today.
00:37:30 #597 But today is so short.
00:37:32 #598 You're very young.
00:37:35 #599 The time will come, I'm sure, when you'll be glad to have that minute.
00:37:39 #600 So glad that you would never think to ask for anything more.
00:37:43 #601 Oh, dear.
00:37:45 #602 The arse, they fly so fast.
00:37:48 #603 Why do you keep the oar over there?
00:37:55 #604 Oh, that?
00:37:56 #605 Oh, I pulled that in the best ratio ever won.
00:37:58 #606 I was number six.
00:38:00 #607 We beat Harvard by a quarter of a boot length.
00:38:02 #608 I'm so glad you win.
00:38:04 #609 Win? Why, I...
00:38:05 #610 I'm always talking about myself.
00:38:08 #611 Now you tell me about some of the locks you used to have.
00:38:10 #612 The good times. You know what I mean?
00:38:12 #613 The good times.
00:38:15 #614 I'm afraid I didn't have very much of that.
00:38:18 #615 I was very poor when I was a child, you know.
00:38:21 #616 Often we had hardly anything to eat.
00:38:24 #617 And yet we had so much company, only they were all nicest.
00:38:32 #618 Sometimes it comes back to me in my dream.
00:38:35 #619 I wake up and feel the pearls around my neck.
00:38:38 #620 I cry because it happened so long ago.
00:38:41 #621 Poor Rita.
00:38:46 #622 Madam Cavalini.
00:38:48 #623 Rita, I...
00:38:49 #624 Of all time.
00:38:54 #625 I think it comes just in time.
00:39:00 #626 Oh, we're monkeys!
00:39:06 #627 Ah, bon giorno, amico!
00:39:08 #628 Buongiorno bea signore!
00:39:10 #629 La bella cinieta.
00:39:12 #630 E' il nome?
00:39:13 #631 Tomaso!
00:39:14 #632 Ah, strange.
00:39:16 #633 Even the monkey has the same name.
00:39:18 #634 You must send that man away.
00:39:20 #635 I'm a potato, momento.
00:39:22 #636 I'm just making a clean up.
00:39:27 #637 No.
00:39:28 #638 This is Adelina.
00:39:29 #639 Are you a compatriot?
00:39:31 #640 Yes, ma'am.
00:39:32 #641 Here, compatriots.
00:39:33 #642 How cute.
00:39:34 #643 I'm a dot-down.
00:39:35 #644 A bit of donbini?
00:39:37 #645 Yes, ma'am.
00:39:38 #646 Five months.
00:39:39 #647 A month and a half.
00:39:40 #648 A half.
00:39:41 #649 Ha, ha, ha.
00:39:42 #650 You have five children and another one coming next month.
00:39:46 #651 Really?
00:39:47 #652 Read us and send that man away.
00:39:50 #653 Wait.
00:39:53 #654 What will Ten Suns do?
00:39:54 #655 Wait, now before he goes away.
00:39:55 #656 Here.
00:39:56 #657 Look.
00:39:57 #658 Oh, thank you.
00:39:58 #659 Thank you, ma'am.
00:39:59 #660 Thank you.
00:40:00 #661 Ha!
00:40:01 #662 I'll be there to see you when I've got the needlet.
00:40:04 #663 I'm not a doll, but I'll be talking.
00:40:06 #664 Talk to that man as if you'd known him all your life.
00:40:09 #665 Why not?
00:40:10 #666 We both make the music.
00:40:22 #667 Who is she?
00:40:23 #668 Well, that's my mother.
00:40:25 #669 Oh, she's beautiful.
00:40:28 #670 She looks like she holds something in her heart.
00:40:31 #671 Something that makes her very happy and that no one knows.
00:40:35 #672 That...that's it, the thought that one day she'll have a son like you.
00:40:41 #673 There's something here I've been meaning to show you.
00:40:44 #674 I keep my mother's little souvenirs in here.
00:40:50 #675 A baby shoe? Who is that?
00:40:52 #676 Oh, it's just my first shoe.
00:40:54 #677 It's all worn out.
00:40:57 #678 What a sweet child you must have been.
00:41:00 #679 Oh, and here's something else.
00:41:04 #680 Curls seed from my son Thomas Armstrong's first step.
00:41:09 #681 Oh, she did that because she was very sentimental.
00:41:11 #682 Oh, she did that because she loved you so much.
00:41:17 #683 Oh, it's so soft.
00:41:19 #684 But here's what I really wanted to show you.
00:41:22 #685 This was my father's wedding present to my mother.
00:41:25 #686 Oh, this old and so lovely.
00:41:29 #687 There's one of my baby pictures in there, I think.
00:41:31 #688 Can I look at that?
00:41:32 #689 Of course.
00:41:39 #690 What's the matter?
00:41:41 #691 You're so fat.
00:41:43 #692 I think you're the most beautiful baby I ever saw.
00:41:49 #693 Thank you.
00:41:51 #694 Oh, that was for him, my friend.
00:41:53 #695 Not for you.
00:41:56 #696 Don't you want to keep it?
00:41:58 #697 But that's your mother's.
00:42:00 #698 I know, that's why.
00:42:02 #699 She wouldn't like that, huh?
00:42:04 #700 Of course I realize how you must feel about accepting
00:42:06 #701 the presence of jewelry for men, but I think in this case
00:42:09 #702 it's quite all right.
00:42:11 #703 What are you doing?
00:42:12 #704 I make a place for it.
00:42:14 #705 Can you see to put it on?
00:42:15 #706 Yes, I can.
00:42:18 #707 I can still remember my mother wearing that lock at once
00:42:22 #708 and singing Annie Laurie.
00:42:24 #709 Annie Laurie, who I know that one.
00:42:26 #710 Won't you sing it for me?
00:42:28 #711 Oh, my, oh, I was singing for you. You sing for me.
00:42:31 #712 Oh, but I can't. I have many voice.
00:42:33 #713 Of course I do help Mr. Gates with the choir, but...
00:42:36 #714 So you don't sing for Mr. Gates enough for me?
00:42:39 #715 Well, just let me clear my throat.
00:42:42 #716 Ike's well done sprang.
00:42:50 #717 No, no, that's too high.
00:42:53 #718 Ike, pardon, sir. The vestry man.
00:43:38 #719 Well, get rid of him.
00:43:40 #720 What, sir?
00:43:41 #721 I said, get rid of him.
00:43:49 #722 It's a song of love.
00:44:34 #723 Until now?
00:44:39 #724 You know why?
00:44:43 #725 Because I never knew what love was.
00:44:48 #726 And what is love to you?
00:44:50 #727 It's finding the woman you want to live with.
00:44:52 #728 The woman who'll show you the right way
00:44:56 #729 and follow it with you
00:44:58 #730 side by side and shoulder to shoulder.
00:45:00 #731 Making all the good things
00:45:02 #732 seem a little better.
00:45:04 #733 And all the difficult things
00:45:06 #734 seem a little less difficult.
00:45:08 #735 It's knowing she'll be with you
00:45:12 #736 and she'll be with you at your journey's end.
00:45:15 #737 When you're old and when she's old.
00:45:18 #738 And you can smile and look into each other's eyes
00:45:20 #739 and say, we've done our work together, dear.
00:45:26 #740 And we've done it well.
00:45:31 #741 That love is for someone.
00:45:34 #742 But that's not for me.
00:45:38 #743 To me, love is only a little warmth in all this cold.
00:45:44 #744 Just a little light in all this darkness.
00:45:48 #745 One little minute to lie still in the beloved's arms.
00:45:52 #746 One little minute to forget.
00:45:56 #747 And that's all.
00:46:11 #748 Rita.
00:46:13 #749 Oh, don't fall.
00:46:15 #750 If you only knew how I love you.
00:46:17 #751 No.
00:46:18 #752 And you love me.
00:46:20 #753 Say it.
00:46:22 #754 Yes, I love you.
00:46:26 #755 This is our little minute that'll never come again.
00:46:30 #756 Hold me close.
00:46:40 #757 What if God of the End would come so soon?
00:46:53 #758 When? Please tell me when.
00:46:54 #759 Ask me another time, Tom.
00:46:56 #760 No, never ask me. It's just not possible.
00:46:59 #761 I've left you speak words that I must never hear.
00:47:01 #762 Oh, my darling.
00:47:02 #763 I'll be mad for a moment, Tom.
00:47:04 #764 I cannot marry you.
00:47:06 #765 I must go.
00:47:08 #766 But Rita, you can't go like this.
00:47:11 #767 But Tom,
00:47:13 #768 you are not the man from my world.
00:47:16 #769 And perhaps that's why I love you.
00:47:18 #770 But we've lived such different lives.
00:47:20 #771 I'm sure you could never understand.
00:47:23 #772 And I don't think that you could forgive.
00:47:27 #773 I must tell you, Tom, because we love each other,
00:47:31 #774 and you're the first man I ever loved,
00:47:33 #775 the first man I ever thought.
00:47:35 #776 You see, Tom, I was only 16
00:47:40 #777 when I heard those words for the first time.
00:47:43 #778 I love you.
00:47:45 #779 Here you go, East Nameless.
00:47:48 #780 We are together in the seven after you know the little company of people that
00:47:53 #781 sing under the windows of great at first it didn't say very much but every
00:48:01 #782 time he looked at me and smile I just felt that everything in the world was
00:48:06 #783 new and wonderful one evening he come with me to my room and Barry told me
00:48:15 #784 that he loved me well in 12 hours he sold me to an English traveler for 50 years.
00:48:25 #785 My poor wife I forgive you from the bottom of my heart. Oh come you Tom.
00:48:33 #786 Why not it was a long time ago wasn't it. Oh is that why you can forgive me
00:48:41 #787 because it happened so long ago. Of course you were a child. You just
00:48:47 #788 and think about it anymore.
00:48:49 #789 You must just remember how afterward you said to yourself,
00:48:52 #790 I may have sinned, but that's all over.
00:48:55 #791 And from now on, I'm going to be a good woman.
00:48:58 #792 I'm not going to stop until I can be proud of myself.
00:49:01 #793 And Rita, you have turned your life into a splendid, beautiful thing.
00:49:05 #794 And now, do you know what we're going to do?
00:49:07 #795 We're going right upstairs and then
00:49:09 #796 our engagement to our Abigail, Mr. Ventile.
00:49:11 #797 Oh, no. No, no.
00:49:13 #798 Nonsense. If you don't look out,
00:49:15 #799 I'm going to think you're ashamed of me now. Come along.
00:49:18 #800 Oh, but Tom, they probably wouldn't like it if you told them now.
00:49:21 #801 Now don't you worry about Aunt Abigail.
00:49:23 #802 Oh, I don't worry about her.
00:49:26 #803 Well, it surely isn't Mr. Van Tile that's worrying you.
00:49:29 #804 Well, he's my oldest friend.
00:49:31 #805 Yes, but he knows.
00:49:34 #806 Knows? But surely Rita, he doesn't know anything about you, does he?
00:49:40 #807 Oh, I told him I lived in one night in Paris.
00:49:43 #808 But you said just a minute ago that I was the only man you'd ever told
00:49:46 #809 because I was the only man that you'd ever love. Why?
00:49:49 #810 I forgot, Tony.
00:49:50 #811 It's so long ago, two, three years.
00:49:53 #812 But he talked to me very openly about you.
00:49:56 #813 He used every possible argument except that one.
00:50:00 #814 Why, he never so much as said a word against you.
00:50:03 #815 You cannot guess why.
00:50:05 #816 No.
00:50:07 #817 Well, it's because very long ago, you know,
00:50:11 #818 he was foolish enough to like me.
00:50:14 #819 You mean he wanted you to marry him?
00:50:15 #820 Oh, no, it was nothing like that, Tom.
00:50:19 #821 Let's not talk about this thing anymore.
00:50:21 #822 Why didn't you tell me?
00:50:23 #823 I didn't think you'd like it.
00:50:25 #824 Like it?
00:50:27 #825 Why shouldn't I?
00:50:30 #826 There's nothing to conceal about him, is there?
00:50:35 #827 Rita, there isn't anything to conceal.
00:50:39 #828 I don't understand what you mean.
00:50:41 #829 Rita, tell me there isn't.
00:50:43 #830 Tell me.
00:50:44 #831 Please, not Tom.
00:50:45 #832 Please.
00:50:52 #833 It isn't true.
00:50:54 #834 But you kept back something before. No.
00:50:56 #835 How do I know you're not doing it again?
00:50:59 #836 Well, if I say yes, would you again forgive?
00:51:03 #837 Then it is true.
00:51:04 #838 Oh, no, no.
00:51:06 #839 Will you swear it?
00:51:10 #840 I yes.
00:51:11 #841 Then put your hand on my mother's testament.
00:51:21 #842 Now look at me.
00:51:24 #843 Say after me.
00:51:26 #844 I swear to you there's been nothing wrong between Mr. Vantile
00:51:29 #845 and me.
00:51:31 #846 Oh, my God.
00:51:32 #847 Swear it.
00:51:32 #848 There has not been anything wrong between Mr. Fantail and me.
00:51:39 #849 Oh, my darling, forgive me.
00:51:40 #850 I was a brute to doubt you.
00:51:41 #851 Oh, why did you make me swear?
00:51:43 #852 I must have been out of my head.
00:51:44 #853 I didn't know what I was saying.
00:51:45 #854 Oh, please, please.
00:51:52 #855 We thought you were.
00:51:56 #856 What's the matter, town?
00:51:57 #857 Oh, nothing, sir.
00:51:59 #858 That is, we have something to tell you, sir.
00:52:02 #859 No.
00:52:03 #860 Good reason I want him to know.
00:52:04 #861 All right, you tell him alone.
00:52:05 #862 I cannot stay.
00:52:06 #863 But surely you're not afraid.
00:52:09 #864 Go away, Tom.
00:52:09 #865 Let me speak to him alone first.
00:52:11 #866 But what?
00:52:12 #867 perhaps I'm the one who should go away no no I want you to hear something I don't
00:52:18 #868 have what you know so that that madam Cavalini has been good enough to her.
00:52:23 #869 We're engaged and gay yes engaged to be married my dear boy I congratulate you
00:52:29 #870 and it's all right you approve of course I'm glad to know that madam Cavalini
00:52:35 #871 has chosen one of my friends one of my countrymen for this great honor.
00:52:39 #872 There you see Rita.
00:52:42 #873 Madam Cavalini thought you might object because of certain things in her past.
00:52:45 #874 And I was foolish enough to think there might have been something, well, you know, between you two.
00:52:49 #875 Tom, I'm not going to deny a very deep and lasting affection for Madam Cavalini.
00:52:54 #876 I beg your pardon.
00:52:55 #877 I think Tom, it is Madam Cavalini whose pardon you should ask.
00:53:00 #878 Rita, there's nothing to stop us now.
00:53:04 #879 I love you and I want you to be my wife.
00:53:06 #880 I can't call me. I love him and I must tell him...
00:53:12 #881 Rita, Rita, be quiet.
00:53:13 #882 It's all lies, what he's told you, Tom. Everything.
00:53:16 #883 Until the night I met you, I was his...
00:53:18 #884 Rita! You, Tom, listen to me for one minute.
00:53:25 #885 Please, Tom, he lied for me. He lied for me.
00:53:28 #886 Tom.
00:53:46 #887 I'd give everything I have in this world who's spared you this.
00:53:57 #888 Goodbye.
00:54:02 #889 Thank you for having loved me.
00:55:09 #890 You're one time. I thought you from down there,
00:55:54 #891 and I cannot tell you how happy I am.
00:55:57 #892 You don't look very happy.
00:55:59 #893 says you will not sing tonight. Perhaps you could do something with her.
00:56:04 #894 I? Will you see if I can stop Niagara dashing over the falls?
00:56:12 #895 See you one time. I cannot tell you how happy I am to see you.
00:56:22 #896 You don't look very happy either.
00:56:24 #897 She says she doesn't want to sing tonight.
00:56:30 #898 Maybe you could do it.
00:56:32 #899 I seem to have heard this conversation before.
00:56:35 #900 Well Rita, what's this I hear?
00:56:47 #901 I cannot sing. You should know that.
00:56:49 #902 But you have an audience.
00:56:51 #903 So has gone out of me.
00:56:53 #904 No, that's not true.
00:56:54 #905 When you sing, your sorrow becomes their joy.
00:56:57 #906 Perhaps. But I just cannot.
00:57:00 #907 You have an audience.
00:57:02 #908 Yes, and I have art too.
00:57:03 #909 If you have, you'll sing for them.
00:57:05 #910 They're here because this is your final appearance.
00:57:07 #911 You can't disappoint them.
00:57:09 #912 Oh, don't, Connie.
00:57:11 #913 They'll get somebody else to sing.
00:57:13 #914 Oh, yes, Vardy.
00:57:14 #915 I thought you said you had a heart.
00:57:17 #916 Oh, but Vardy's not so bad.
00:57:20 #917 Vardy is not Cavalini.
00:57:23 #918 I know, you're...
00:57:25 #919 I shouldn't... maybe I shouldn't let the audience suffer.
00:57:29 #920 You guys, biggie, my dad?
00:57:36 #921 Well, I have damn Niagara.
00:57:40 #922 You've all been so wonderful to me.
01:00:03 #923 And I can only say...
01:00:06 #924 I love you, and you are all that I have to love in this world.
01:00:11 #925 Tomorrow I go far away.
01:00:15 #926 But perhaps I'll be back here again with you sometime.
01:00:21 #927 In my country, we have a little saying that we tell to our friends when we go away.
01:00:28 #928 Maybe Rose is blossoming your heart until I come to gather them again.
01:00:34 #929 again. Goodbye my friends. I thank you. Bye madam.
01:01:39 #930 Oh I wake up that's all my dream has gone.
01:01:58 #931 We'll do the thing you are in a good if she is a little. Oh they've gone to all the trouble
01:02:02 #932 to cook your favorite dish. I'm not hungry. Oh the shum sauce it is very good. Oh think
01:02:09 #933 I'm disappointed they'll be.
01:02:11 #934 Come along, please.
01:02:12 #935 There's a deer.
01:02:14 #936 Doesn't that salad look good?
01:02:17 #937 I'll tell you what.
01:02:18 #938 You sit here in this big armchair.
01:02:21 #939 And I'll be the butler.
01:02:24 #940 With my napkin over my arm.
01:02:27 #941 So, and we'll make our drink.
01:02:29 #942 Quianti or champagne?
01:02:31 #943 Champagne?
01:02:32 #944 Oui.
01:02:35 #945 Rosene perot 52.
01:02:37 #946 Not too dry. I can recommend it.
01:02:39 #947 Champagne.
01:02:41 #948 I'll open him at once.
01:02:43 #949 Oh, he smells so good.
01:02:56 #950 And will, madame, taste this and tell me if it is not right.
01:03:00 #951 Then I will send down and, uh, please, drink a little.
01:03:07 #952 You really need it.
01:03:12 #953 You like spaghetti, eh? I've bet my life.
01:03:15 #954 Oh, thanks. Thanks. That's enough.
01:03:18 #955 Are you going to allow me to starve?
01:03:30 #956 What did you say?
01:03:33 #957 I can't eat until my hostess does.
01:03:36 #958 Oh, it's a tricky play, huh?
01:03:38 #959 No, no, I'm not. I'm really hungry.
01:03:40 #960 Well, then, just because I'm so polite.
01:03:43 #961 Oh, I know. A toast.
01:03:46 #962 To the splendors of the days that are to come.
01:03:49 #963 I don't drink to what I know will be.
01:03:53 #964 But to a dream that comes to every woman once,
01:03:58 #965 and that came to me at last, of him, the man I love
01:04:04 #966 beside me.
01:04:07 #967 And a little child.
01:04:10 #968 A dream that I'll never dream again.
01:04:15 #969 Rita, I want you to listen to a plan.
01:04:18 #970 Suppose you go to Mill Flur, and in the spring I'll join you there.
01:04:22 #971 You remember Maytime in Mill Flur, with the lilacs under your window,
01:04:26 #972 and the lime trees with the fountain.
01:04:29 #973 Oh, no, no. It's impossible. You don't understand.
01:04:33 #974 I can't go back to that old life anymore.
01:04:35 #975 Forgive me, my dear. I didn't mean to hurt you.
01:04:38 #976 Hurt me?
01:04:40 #977 You?
01:04:42 #978 No.
01:04:44 #979 Oh, but in these last few weeks,
01:04:48 #980 I've learned something new and beautiful.
01:04:51 #981 The goodness of the world.
01:04:54 #982 It showed me for the first time to myself.
01:04:57 #983 And oh, what is it I see?
01:05:03 #984 I'm proud of you.
01:05:08 #985 Oh, but Carly,
01:05:10 #986 what have I done that all we should call?
01:05:13 #987 What have I done, Sraina? Excuse me.
01:05:19 #988 But the poor man is downstairs. He broke my heart.
01:05:21 #989 Oh, don't. Yes, he gave me this for you.
01:05:26 #990 I must see you. It's life or death.
01:05:29 #991 Well, what are you going to do?
01:05:31 #992 I'll say no. No, you mustn't.
01:05:32 #993 Don't send that boy away with the memory of this afternoon.
01:05:35 #994 Oh, but not to nothing. This very minute.
01:05:37 #995 You keep him down there until after I've gone, then bring him up here.
01:05:40 #996 Sraina, you're not going?
01:05:43 #997 Yes, he mustn't find me here.
01:05:45 #998 Oh, don't leave me, Connie. I'm afraid.
01:05:48 #999 Afraid? When you can help him?
01:05:51 #1000 I thought you loved him, Rita. Goodbye.
01:05:54 #1001 Goodbye.
01:05:56 #1002 And Rita, do you forgive me?
01:05:59 #1003 For what?
01:06:00 #1004 For everything.
01:06:02 #1005 Oh.
01:06:03 #1006 My darling.
01:06:05 #1007 Beautiful.
01:06:06 #1008 My friend.
01:06:09 #1009 I'll hear you singing in my heart forever.
01:06:15 #1010 And I thank you from the bottom of my soul.
01:07:25 #1011 You want to see me?
01:07:28 #1012 Yes.
01:07:33 #1013 Well, are you cold, huh?
01:07:41 #1014 Come and warm yourself.
01:07:46 #1015 You walked in the snow, haven't you?
01:07:48 #1016 Yes, I've been walking.
01:07:50 #1017 I think I got as far as Trinity.
01:07:52 #1018 Oh, but why did you come out tonight
01:07:54 #1019 without your big coat?
01:07:56 #1020 My coat, I suppose I forgot to put it on.
01:07:59 #1021 I was thinking about something else.
01:08:02 #1022 About you.
01:08:04 #1023 Oh, I walked and walked.
01:08:06 #1024 And as I was walking along, a woman spoke to me.
01:08:09 #1025 And when I looked down at her painted lips,
01:08:12 #1026 my head swam.
01:08:14 #1027 It was you.
01:08:16 #1028 You were dreaming, Tom.
01:08:19 #1029 I heard you crying as I ran away.
01:08:21 #1030 I ran and ran, I don't know where, until I came to some lights and people.
01:08:25 #1031 A little beggar held up a hand and when I gave her a penny, she thanked me with your voice.
01:08:30 #1032 Oh, I... I don't want you to talk this way, Tom.
01:08:34 #1033 And I saw you walking by me in the streets and... and looking at me out of windows.
01:08:39 #1034 Hundreds of different women, but everyone was you.
01:08:42 #1035 And then it began snowing and I...
01:08:46 #1036 I thanked God because I knew that would blot you from my sight.
01:08:49 #1037 But no.
01:08:51 #1038 Each snowflake was a tiny face.
01:08:54 #1039 Your face. Thousands and millions of you swirling in the glare of the gaslight on the corner.
01:09:00 #1040 And not one spoke.
01:09:03 #1041 You all just looked at me imploringly.
01:09:07 #1042 And suddenly I knew that you were begging me to save you.
01:09:11 #1043 To save you before it was too late.
01:09:13 #1044 And I cried out to you that I would.
01:09:16 #1045 Then you smiled and disappeared.
01:09:22 #1046 And I came here through the storm.
01:09:27 #1047 Oh, I don't understand.
01:09:29 #1048 Why did you call?
01:09:34 #1049 To save you, dear.
01:09:37 #1050 Listen, at midnight I must leave my clergy through the streets.
01:09:41 #1051 You know my plan to gather in the vagrants for the new year's service.
01:09:44 #1052 And tomorrow you go away, so I must talk to you now.
01:09:47 #1053 I must make you feel what I feel.
01:09:50 #1054 Oh, I must.
01:09:54 #1055 If you only knew, uh...
01:09:58 #1056 Rita, I thought it was just chance that brought us together.
01:10:03 #1057 that we were meant to love each other as man and woman.
01:10:05 #1058 But tonight the truth came to me.
01:10:08 #1059 I know now that it was just part of the divine plan
01:10:10 #1060 that we met that our paths cross.
01:10:13 #1061 I'm a minister of God's word, Rita,
01:10:17 #1062 and you're a human being who must be saved.
01:10:20 #1063 Do you know you're standing on the brink of life and death?
01:10:23 #1064 You must choose between them.
01:10:24 #1065 Yes, yes, another time.
01:10:25 #1066 No, not another time.
01:10:26 #1067 Tonight, this very minute, now.
01:10:28 #1068 You're so kind to think of me so much.
01:10:31 #1069 After all the trouble I bring you.
01:10:33 #1070 And I thank you.
01:10:35 #1071 But it's all right.
01:10:37 #1072 You can't forget me now.
01:10:39 #1073 Your work is done.
01:10:41 #1074 What do you mean?
01:10:43 #1075 You see, before I met you,
01:10:47 #1076 I didn't know much what a woman's life should be.
01:10:50 #1077 But I know now.
01:10:52 #1078 And I learned it from you.
01:10:54 #1079 I can never go back to my old life again.
01:11:00 #1080 It'll be all different.
01:11:03 #1081 And I only hope that God will help me.
01:11:06 #1082 Rita, God will help you. He'll hear you.
01:11:09 #1083 We'll pray to Him to hear you.
01:11:12 #1084 Come here. Kneel down. I'll give me your hand.
01:11:33 #1085 Oh, but pray, Tom. Why don't you pray?
01:11:43 #1086 Oh, why do you look at me that way?
01:11:48 #1087 Because I love you.
01:11:50 #1088 I've been lying to myself. Don't you see, lying to myself?
01:11:53 #1089 I thought I came here to save you, but I didn't.
01:11:56 #1090 I came here because I'm a man and you're a woman,
01:11:58 #1091 and I want you more than anything else in the world.
01:12:01 #1092 Tom, please.
01:12:03 #1093 Oh, Tom, I have no strength to fight against you.
01:12:10 #1094 But Tom, the kind of woman I'll always be,
01:12:13 #1095 is for you to decide here.
01:12:16 #1096 Now, don't treat me like the others have.
01:12:22 #1097 You're a man that God sent to help the world.
01:12:25 #1098 Why don't you help me?
01:12:26 #1099 I need you.
01:12:28 #1100 Go away.
01:12:29 #1101 Go away, Tom.
01:12:34 #1102 My heart will go with you always.
01:12:38 #1103 But I don't care if you will only let me keep my soul.
01:14:19 #1104 Inventile, your grandmother.
01:14:23 #1105 She understood the world and loved it too.
01:14:26 #1106 She made my life a very happy one.
01:14:29 #1107 Oh, but Madam Cavalini, didn't you ever hear of her again?
01:14:34 #1108 Not until tonight.
01:14:41 #1109 Oh, here it is.
01:14:43 #1110 Madam Cavalini, once famous opera singer,
01:14:46 #1111 She dies at the Holy Cross convent in Geneva.
01:14:50 #1112 Madam Cavalini was born in Nichols, May 5th, 1800.
01:14:55 #1113 Don't tell me how old she was, my boy.
01:14:58 #1114 Because tonight I'm only 28.
01:15:01 #1115 Oh, I'm sorry.
01:15:03 #1116 I spoke like a fool before.
01:15:05 #1117 I know now how you must have loved her.
01:15:08 #1118 Because that's the way I love Lucille.
01:15:11 #1119 Still, perhaps you're right.
01:15:15 #1120 perhaps you're right maybe we have been in too much of a hurry perhaps we ought to
01:15:21 #1121 take a little time to think it over don't be an idiot Harry if you love her and
01:15:27 #1122 she loves you don't let your mother or anybody else in the world come between
01:15:31 #1123 you don't lose it my boy it's the greatest thing in the world