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[INFORMATION] [TITLE] [AUTHOR] [SOURCE]Subtitles captured by SubRip 1.14 [PRG] [FILEPATH] [DELAY]0 [CD TRACK]0 [COMMENT] [END INFORMATION] [SUBTITLE] [COLF]&HFFFFFF,[STYLE]bd,[SIZE]18,[FONT]Arial 00:00:00.00,00:00:00.10 00:02:08.67,00:02:13.16 [Waltz] 00:02:34.13,00:02:38.07 [Continues] 00:03:09.46,00:03:13.49 [Continues] 00:05:00.51,00:05:03.20 Hello, Countess.[br]How did you get here? 00:05:03.28,00:05:05.80 Through the window.[br]Forgot to mail me[br]my invitation. 00:05:05.88,00:05:08.18 Go away.[br]No. 00:05:08.25,00:05:10.77 - I said go away.[br]- And I said no. 00:05:10.85,00:05:13.82 What do you want now?[br]I had to see you[br]just once more. 00:05:13.89,00:05:16.86 I have nothing to say to you.[br] don't want you[br]to say anything. 00:05:16.93,00:05:20.33 I want you to listen.[br]Can't we go somewhere[br]and talk? 00:05:20.40,00:05:23.09 I hate you,[br]loathe you, despise you. 00:05:23.16,00:05:25.10 You didn't always.[br]There was a time you loved me. 00:05:25.13,00:05:27.53 Wasn't there, Countess?[br]Swine. 00:05:39.68,00:05:42.98 The Emperor will have[br]them shot, both of them![br]Let me see. 00:05:43.05,00:05:46.08 That the lenses[br]of these opera glasses[br]don't crack for shame. 00:05:46.15,00:05:48.28 Isn't that the daughter[br]of Baron Holenia? 00:05:48.36,00:05:51.81 Yes. Johanna Augusta[br]Franziska, Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg, 00:05:51.89,00:05:54.73 disgracing every syllable[br]ofher name.[br]But who is he? 00:05:54.80,00:05:56.82 That's the man,[br]that's the one.[br]That's the who? 00:05:56.90,00:05:59.30 The man. Haven't you heard?[br]Where have you been? 00:05:59.37,00:06:02.10 In a mud bath in Bad Nauheim,[br]trying to cure my poor heart. 00:06:02.17,00:06:05.16 I'd forgotten.[br]It's nothing.[br]Don't stop now. 00:06:05.24,00:06:10.04 Very well, you've asked for it.[br]It's a love affair that has[br]rocked Vienna for four months. 00:06:10.11,00:06:14.01 Who is he?[br]The most vulgar, impossible,[br]obnoxious, ill-mannered... 00:06:14.08,00:06:16.11 In one word,[br]an American.[br]No! 00:06:16.18,00:06:18.71 Yes. And low[br]even among Americans. 00:06:18.79,00:06:21.38 He's what they call[br]a traveling salesman. 00:06:21.46,00:06:24.76 A traveling salesman[br]and a baron's daughter. 00:06:24.83,00:06:27.42 You heard about the attempt[br]on the Emperor's life?[br]That's the man. 00:06:27.50,00:06:30.93 Mercy![br]He swindled an appointment[br]with His Majesty... 00:06:31.00,00:06:33.93 by presenting himself[br]as a great potentate. 00:06:34.00,00:06:36.97 Later, it transpired he was[br]a very minor potentate... 00:06:37.04,00:06:39.67 in an American organization[br]known as the Shriners. 00:06:39.74,00:06:43.34 I remember the day he came[br]to the palace with his[br]nasty little dog... 00:06:43.41,00:06:46.24 and a mysterious,[br]sinister black box. 00:06:46.31,00:06:48.87 Do you know what was[br]in that box? 00:06:48.95,00:06:52.65 [Whistling] 00:07:04.80,00:07:07.39 [Whistling Stops] 00:07:07.47,00:07:09.60 How are you today? 00:07:18.15,00:07:20.24 Will you follow me,[br]please?[br]Mm-hmm. 00:07:56.22,00:07:58.24 Here, Buttons.[br]Stop chewing that gum. 00:07:58.32,00:08:01.02 Here, give it to me.[br]Come here. 00:08:07.66,00:08:10.43 [Barks] 00:08:10.50,00:08:12.69 [Barking Continues][br][Growling] 00:08:12.77,00:08:16.79 [Barking, Whining][br]Scheherazade, please.[br]Remember your manners. 00:08:16.87,00:08:19.77 And do stop fidgeting[br]with your moustache.[br]I'm not nervous. 00:08:19.84,00:08:22.33 I know perfectly well[br]why the Emperor[br]has summoned us. 00:08:22.41,00:08:24.97 So do I. He's found out[br]You belong in jail. 00:08:25.05,00:08:29.01 You're talking to your father.[br]That's what's so depressing.[br]My own father, a scoundrel. 00:08:29.08,00:08:32.02 Mortgaging the mortgage[br]on our castle which was[br]already mortgaged. 00:08:32.09,00:08:34.95 How was I to know?[br]I'm not a businessman:[br]I'm a general. 00:08:35.02,00:08:38.62 Then taking the money and[br]gambling it away in a night.[br]The cards were marked. 00:08:38.69,00:08:44.26 Two duels already this season,[br]named as corespondent in the[br]divorce of some pastry baker, 00:08:44.33,00:08:46.32 sued by a young lady in[br]the chorus at the opera... 00:08:46.40,00:08:48.73 because you promised her[br]the lead in Aida. 00:08:48.80,00:08:50.27 The little fool. 00:08:50.31,00:08:53.47 I'm not the director[br]of the opera, I'm a general. 00:08:53.88,00:08:56.97 As I was trying to say[br]16 insults ago, 00:08:57.05,00:08:59.61 I don't believe[br]the Emperor summoned us[br]on account of me at all. 00:08:59.68,00:09:01.62 He summoned us[br]on account of you. 00:09:01.68,00:09:07.18 Me? What have I done?[br] have an idea someone has[br]expressed an interest in you... 00:09:07.26,00:09:09.25 and the Emperor wants[br]to arrange a marriage. 00:09:09.32,00:09:12.42 Oh, nonsense. His Majesty[br]knows I'm still in mourning. 00:09:12.49,00:09:15.79 Two years of mourning[br]for a husband you[br]couldn't endure is enough. 00:09:15.86,00:09:19.16 Yes, I see a highly satisfactory[br]new marriage. 00:09:19.23,00:09:21.83 Some member of the Belgian[br]diplomatic corps, 00:09:21.90,00:09:24.13 or perhaps[br]a Russian duke. 00:09:24.21,00:09:28.61 I like Russians, don't you?[br]Money just oozes from them. 00:09:28.68,00:09:31.91 And, dear Papa,[br]You could always[br]mortgage the Kremlin. 00:09:31.98,00:09:33.91 [Door Opens] 00:09:42.76,00:09:45.45 His Excellency[br]the General Baron Holenia... 00:09:45.53,00:09:48.19 and the Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg. 00:09:48.26,00:09:50.20 [Barking] 00:09:50.27,00:09:53.56 [Barking] 00:10:00.51,00:10:03.07 Oh, Baron Holenia.[br][Coughs] 00:10:03.14,00:10:05.94 My dearJohanna.[br]Oh, get up. 00:10:06.01,00:10:09.71 Sorry I can't kiss your hand.[br][Coughs][br]Bad cold. 00:10:09.78,00:10:12.05 And how is[br]Scheherazade? 00:10:12.12,00:10:14.21 You're wearing new perfume,[br]aren't you? 00:10:14.29,00:10:17.09 Even I can smell it[br]with my stuffed up nose. 00:10:17.16,00:10:19.13 Oh, sit down, do.[br][Coughs] 00:10:19.19,00:10:21.96 Louis, come on.[br]Say hello to Scheherazade. 00:10:22.03,00:10:24.73 [Barking] 00:10:24.80,00:10:28.53 Why do they always[br]pick a damp day for me[br]to inaugurate a bridge... 00:10:28.60,00:10:32.51 or open a horticultural[br]exhibition, or... 00:10:32.57,00:10:37.27 Oh, well. Mustn't grumble.[br]It's the hazard[br]of the profession. 00:10:37.35,00:10:39.44 If I may be permitted[br]a suggestion, 00:10:39.51,00:10:42.57 has Your Majesty tried[br]pine needles in boiling water, 00:10:42.65,00:10:44.64 inhaling the vapor[br]under a towel? 00:10:44.72,00:10:46.85 Pine needles?[br]Certainly not. 00:10:46.92,00:10:49.98 Shouldn't want[br]my whiskers to smell[br]like old Christmas trees. 00:10:50.06,00:10:53.76 [Coughing, Sniffling][br]Has, uh, anything[br]particular come up lately? 00:10:53.83,00:10:58.27 You ask that?[br]Look at my desk. 00:10:58.33,00:11:02.39 Reports, complaints,[br]unforgivable stupidities, 00:11:02.47,00:11:05.44 downright dishonesty,[br]thievery! 00:11:05.51,00:11:07.17 Go on,[br]look at them. 00:11:07.74,00:11:09.77 I'd rather not,[br]Your Majesty. 00:11:09.84,00:11:12.01 I don't blame you.[br][Coughing] 00:11:12.08,00:11:15.45 Now, do you know why[br]I summoned you here today? 00:11:15.52,00:11:17.75 Yes. I mean, no.[br]I mean... 00:11:17.82,00:11:20.38 We have rather[br]an inkling, Your Majesty. 00:11:20.46,00:11:24.22 Then what are you looking[br]so gloomy about? Don't you[br]approve of the alliance? 00:11:24.29,00:11:27.78 Alliance?[br]A marriage! 00:11:27.86,00:11:30.39 Do you or don't you know[br]what 'm talking about? 00:11:30.47,00:11:32.46 Yes. I mean, no.[br]I mean... 00:11:32.53,00:11:34.90 We have rather[br]an inkling, Your Majesty. 00:11:34.97,00:11:37.37 This match[br]means a great deal to me. 00:11:37.44,00:11:41.24 I've given it infinite thought.[br]I've looked up the blood lines[br]on both sides. 00:11:41.31,00:11:44.61 Fine, fine. One couldn't[br]ask for better.[br]Thank you, Your Majesty. 00:11:44.68,00:11:47.38 I broughtJohanna up to realize[br]that blood comes first. 00:11:47.45,00:11:51.28 What pleases me most,[br]both lines are very prolific. 00:11:51.35,00:11:54.48 Oh, little embarrassing[br]to talk about this.[br]Not at all, Your Majesty. 00:11:54.56,00:11:56.75 I anticipate[br]superb offspring. 00:11:56.82,00:11:59.19 And I'm going to be[br]a little greedy about them. 00:11:59.26,00:12:01.96 Greedy?[br]Well, I'm a lonely man. 00:12:02.03,00:12:04.59 I've lost my wife,[br]my son. 00:12:04.67,00:12:07.86 It'll warm my heart[br]to see the little things[br]crawling around. 00:12:07.94,00:12:12.43 A great honor.[br]If there are five, I want three.[br]Is that exorbitant? 00:12:12.51,00:12:15.70 Your Majesty![br]Don't be picayune, if it will[br]give the Emperor any happiness. 00:12:15.78,00:12:17.90 As for the bridegroom,[br]Yes, Your Majesty. 00:12:17.98,00:12:21.57 I think the union should be[br]brought about as quickly[br]as possible. 00:12:21.65,00:12:26.64 Of course, Your Majesty.[br]Spry as he is, he's[br]a rather elderly gentleman. 00:12:26.72,00:12:28.78 How old, Your Majesty.[br]Twelve. 00:12:28.86,00:12:33.52 Twelve![br]Johanna, what possible[br]import... Twelve? 00:12:33.59,00:12:35.65 Not quite. He will be[br]on the seventh of September. 00:12:35.73,00:12:38.63 I suggest that the nuptials[br]take place in my kennels. 00:12:38.70,00:12:43.10 Kennels? With all[br]that barking going on?[br]We're talking about the poodles. 00:12:43.17,00:12:47.11 His Majesty's dog is asking[br]for the paw of Scheherazade. 00:12:47.18,00:12:49.51 Ohhh. Of course.[br]I'm no fool. 00:12:49.58,00:12:53.24 Scheherazade, did you hear[br]of your engagement?[br]What do you say? 00:12:53.31,00:12:55.81 [Barking] 00:12:55.88,00:12:58.11 How about[br]a piece of sugar?[br][Barking Continues] 00:12:58.19,00:12:59.35 I'd love it. 00:13:00.76,00:13:02.45 [Barking Continues] 00:13:03.32,00:13:05.42 [Barking] 00:13:08.43,00:13:12.37 Buttons,[br]come here, come here.[br]Pull yourself together. 00:13:12.43,00:13:15.96 You'll spoil the sale for me.[br]You want to eat, don't you? 00:13:16.70,00:13:20.64 [Ticking] 00:13:23.21,00:13:25.15 [Exhales] 00:13:25.21,00:13:30.12 [Ticking Continues] 00:13:32.25,00:13:34.74 Must have wound[br]the mainspring too tight. 00:13:34.82,00:13:39.62 [Chuckles][br]It's not supposed to do that[br]'til I pull the switch. 00:13:41.83,00:13:45.03 [Ticking Continues] 00:13:52.27,00:13:56.57 There's a plot on the life[br]of the Emperor. A time bomb![br]That black box! 00:14:01.88,00:14:03.51 What's the matter? 00:14:04.75,00:14:07.19 Oh, I guess you'd[br]like to know what this is. 00:14:07.26,00:14:10.19 I'm not telling.[br]I'm gonna work it[br]on the Emperor first. 00:14:10.26,00:14:12.56 What a bang he's[br]gonna get out of it.[br]This is gonna kill him! 00:14:12.63,00:14:17.06 Ho-ho! Am I laughing?[br]Got a match? Here we are. 00:14:17.13,00:14:20.00 He'll be in sections.[br]This is gonna kill him. 00:14:21.70,00:14:25.54 [Ticking Continues] 00:14:30.44,00:14:34.38 [Bell Ringing] 00:14:40.99,00:14:43.46 You'll pardon my intrusion,[br]Your Majesty. 00:14:43.52,00:14:45.99 Will Your Majesty please[br]make all the haste possible? 00:14:46.06,00:14:48.79 What is it now?[br]A precautionary measure,[br]Your Majesty. 00:14:48.86,00:14:52.26 There seems to be[br]an assassin.[br]Oh, dear. 00:14:52.83,00:14:55.60 This gets to be[br]such a bore. Sorry. 00:15:18.59,00:15:21.56 Here. Here now![br]What's the idea?[br]Come here! 00:15:21.63,00:15:26.26 Hey, wait a minute![br]Hey, you! Wait a minute! 00:15:29.34,00:15:33.27 [Barking] 00:15:37.58,00:15:40.48 What's the matter with you?[br]Are you crazy?[br]You're under arrest! 00:15:40.55,00:15:43.38 Let go of me![br]And drop that dog,[br]You dogs! 00:15:43.45,00:15:47.41 Search him! Now,[br]who are your confederates?[br]We want every name. 00:15:47.49,00:15:50.05 Is this the Emperor's palace[br]or a loony bin? 00:15:50.12,00:15:52.72 You came here as a potentate.[br]Are you a potentate? 00:15:52.79,00:15:55.85 I may have stretched things[br]a little, but I'm a Shriner.[br]Paid up. 00:15:55.93,00:15:59.33 You're a nihilist.[br]I am not.[br]I'm a Presbyterian. 00:15:59.40,00:16:01.99 A lie again. It says here[br]that you're a salesman. 00:16:02.07,00:16:05.90 Listen, wabble-face,[br]isn't it possible to be a[br]Presbyterian Shriner salesman? 00:16:05.97,00:16:08.60 You're trying to confuse me.[br]I am also[br]a registered Democrat, 00:16:08.68,00:16:11.84 a member[br]of the Chamber of Commerce,[br]a sandlot third baseman, and l... 00:16:11.91,00:16:13.85 Not so fast![br]I have to talk fast. 00:16:13.91,00:16:16.68 If I don't, my sample's[br]gonna rust in your fish pond. 00:16:21.42,00:16:23.32 Careful![br]It might explode. 00:16:23.39,00:16:25.55 I wish it would.[br]It cannot.[br]The powder's all wet. 00:16:25.63,00:16:27.89 It must be some new model[br]with a cannon attached. 00:16:27.96,00:16:31.23 You must be an old windbag[br]with a blabbermouth attached. 00:16:31.30,00:16:35.20 I never saw such a bunch[br]of ignoramuses. Here, Buttons,[br]we'll show 'em the trademark. 00:16:38.34,00:16:41.83 Does that mean anything to you?[br]It doesn't, hey? 00:16:41.91,00:16:44.43 Well, it's an invention.[br]A talking machine. 00:16:44.51,00:16:47.85 A new kind of American[br]thingamabob. Watch this. 00:16:47.92,00:16:50.85 We have a record, we put it[br]on the machine thus. 00:16:50.92,00:16:54.41 We start the works[br]in this manner. Drop[br]the needle in that fashion. 00:16:54.49,00:17:00.15 [Garbled Song] 00:17:00.23,00:17:05.13 [Stops][br]Something wrong here.[br]What do you... What's going on? 00:17:05.20,00:17:08.13 This is not[br]standard equipment. 00:17:25.72,00:17:29.05 With Your Majesty's permission,[br]Your Majesty may come out now. 00:17:29.12,00:17:32.68 About time. I was beginning[br]to feel like a corkscrew. 00:17:32.76,00:17:35.63 What was it this time?[br]A false alarm,[br]Your Majesty. 00:17:35.70,00:17:38.36 An American salesman[br]trying to force his way in. 00:17:38.43,00:17:40.90 A most persistent breed,[br]these Americans. 00:17:40.97,00:17:43.37 One threw himself[br]in front of my carriage. 00:17:43.44,00:17:47.07 He was selling brushes.[br]Wanted me to buy two[br]for my whiskers. 00:17:47.14,00:17:50.67 Also a clothes brush,[br]shoe brush, nail brush[br]and a tooth brush. 00:17:50.75,00:17:54.27 Incredible.[br]We finally bought a mop[br]and had him deported. 00:17:54.35,00:17:57.68 Where were we now?[br]The dogs, Your Majesty.[br]The final arrangements. 00:17:57.75,00:18:00.55 Oh, yes. Louis and I[br]will be at my hunting lodge[br]in the Tyrol... 00:18:00.62,00:18:02.56 for the next three weeks. 00:18:02.62,00:18:05.35 I want you to come[br]and stay with me[br]and bring Scheherazade. 00:18:05.43,00:18:07.79 We are most honored,[br]Your Majesty.[br]I think the happy couple... 00:18:07.86,00:18:10.16 will find the mountain air[br]quite invigorating. 00:18:10.23,00:18:13.53 As to transportation,[br]have you any objections[br]to the horseless carriage? 00:18:13.60,00:18:17.56 None whatever, Your Majesty.[br]Then I'll send my automobile[br]to bring you up next Tuesday. 00:18:17.64,00:18:19.83 Good-bye, Baron.[br]Good-bye, my dearJohanna. 00:18:19.91,00:18:22.60 May I personally[br]guarantee Your Majesty[br]a most glorious litter? 00:18:22.68,00:18:26.04 Thank you.[br]I shall see you[br]in the mountains. 00:18:26.11,00:18:28.27 Everybody return[br]to his quarters. 00:18:28.35,00:18:31.05 No tradesperson[br]is permitted in the palace. 00:18:31.12,00:18:35.21 You will pack that[br]squalling abomination[br]and leave at once! 00:18:35.29,00:18:37.95 Out! Out! Out![br]Oh, no, I don't. 00:18:38.03,00:18:41.09 I'm gonna wait 'til it dries[br]and show it to the old boy, 00:18:41.16,00:18:43.10 as per[br]my appointment! 00:18:43.16,00:18:45.69 To whom will you show it?[br]To the Emperor. 00:18:45.77,00:18:49.40 If you play ball,[br]I won't tell him what a monkey[br]You made out of yourself. 00:18:49.47,00:18:51.13 You will never see[br]the Emperor. 00:18:51.17,00:18:54.61 I'd protect His Majesty[br]from that object as I'd[br]protect him from a bomb. 00:18:54.68,00:18:58.11 You listen to me, chubby.[br]I didn't come to Austria[br]to run into that kind of guff. 00:18:58.18,00:19:00.34 I came here to put that machine[br]over and I'm gonna. 00:19:00.41,00:19:02.91 I'm gonna sell 5,000,[br]10,000, 20,000. 00:19:02.98,00:19:05.11 Not in Austria,[br]I assure you. 00:19:05.19,00:19:07.45 We do not take to cheap,[br]blatant innovations. 00:19:07.52,00:19:10.29 You're a bunch of[br]dusty old aunties,[br]scared of anything new. 00:19:10.36,00:19:12.29 You wouldn't have put in[br]the electric light, 00:19:12.36,00:19:14.35 bought an automobile,[br]only the Emperor did. 00:19:14.43,00:19:17.23 He's gonna buy[br]the first one of these[br]and endorse it. 00:19:17.30,00:19:21.53 And when he does,[br]You watch the sales skyrocket.[br]Yo-ho! They're going up. 00:19:21.60,00:19:23.97 And perhaps you will take[br]a photograph of our Emperor... 00:19:24.04,00:19:26.37 Iooking into that horn,[br]in place of your dog. 00:19:26.44,00:19:29.38 Don't you realize this is[br]the greatest thing that's[br]happened to the Holenia's... 00:19:29.41,00:19:33.11 in ten generations?[br]Will it pay[br]the butcher's bill? 00:19:33.18,00:19:36.51 What butcher would dare[br]present his bill to the[br]Emperor's brother-in-law? 00:19:36.58,00:19:38.78 What was that?[br]My poor demented daughter, 00:19:38.85,00:19:42.25 don't you realize[br]we've just become part[br]of the Emperor's family? 00:19:42.32,00:19:44.55 All because of some[br]arrangement about puppies? 00:19:44.63,00:19:46.59 Thanks to those puppies[br]Your father is now... 00:19:46.63,00:19:49.72 the most important man[br]in the monarchy, inseparable[br]from the Emperor. 00:19:49.80,00:19:52.49 He and I will sit together[br]waiting for them to be born. 00:19:52.57,00:19:54.86 We'll feed the little things[br]with medicine droppers, 00:19:54.94,00:19:57.50 spread newspapers for them,[br]take them on walks. 00:19:57.57,00:20:01.13 I shall have[br]the Emperor's ear and[br]advise him on matters of state. 00:20:01.21,00:20:03.68 I may become[br]ambassador to Paris, 00:20:03.74,00:20:06.87 or minister of finance.[br]Oh, not that, Father. 00:20:06.95,00:20:10.38 As for you, Johanna,[br]magnificent vistas[br]have opened up. 00:20:10.45,00:20:14.58 What's wrong with[br]the young king of Spain? Or[br]there's an English princeling. 00:20:14.66,00:20:17.52 Father, to return[br]to the butcher,[br]how are we to provide... 00:20:17.59,00:20:20.82 meat for the bride[br]if she's to be kept alive[br]for the happy event? 00:20:20.90,00:20:24.35 Don't be ridiculous.[br]We now have all the credit[br]in the world. 00:20:24.43,00:20:27.37 So Vienna thought[br]we had gone to the dogs? 00:20:27.43,00:20:31.60 [Chuckles][br]Gone to the dogs,[br]indeed. 00:20:32.24,00:20:36.54 Stop dawdling. We've[br]endured your presence[br]long enough. 00:20:36.61,00:20:39.34 Aw, your emperor's[br]sideburns! 00:20:39.41,00:20:43.35 What are you[br]doing now? Disrobing[br]in the palace grounds? 00:20:43.42,00:20:46.41 What a fussy old dude you are.[br]You're worse than a worm[br]on a hot rock. 00:20:46.49,00:20:49.92 I'll give you[br]one more minute to get[br]that object out of here! 00:20:49.99,00:20:52.98 That's what's known[br]as Viennese charm, Buttons. 00:20:53.06,00:20:54.86 If you ever see me order[br]Wiener schnitzel again, 00:20:54.90,00:20:59.20 You can spit[br]right in my eye![br][Barking] 00:20:59.27,00:21:01.63 Here, Buttons.[br]Come back here. 00:21:04.20,00:21:07.94 [Growling] 00:21:08.01,00:21:10.53 [Dogs Barking, Growling] 00:21:10.61,00:21:12.98 Hey, Buttons.[br]Go away,[br]You nasty mongrel. 00:21:13.05,00:21:17.51 What are you up to?[br]You bad dog, you. Here. 00:21:17.59,00:21:19.95 What's the matter? 00:21:20.02,00:21:22.01 Hey.! Hey, you.! 00:21:22.09,00:21:24.68 This dog is bleedin'.[br]What did you do to my dog? 00:21:24.76,00:21:26.69 Stop! Hey![br]That's enough.[br]That's enough. 00:21:26.76,00:21:30.32 You bet it is. We've been[br]kicked around, thrown in[br]the water, snapped at, bitten. 00:21:30.40,00:21:32.33 Who do those people[br]think they are? 00:21:32.40,00:21:34.49 They are His Excellency,[br]Baron Holenia... 00:21:34.57,00:21:38.20 and the Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg.[br]Where do they live? 00:21:38.27,00:21:42.47 The Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg[br]palace on[br]Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg Square. 00:21:42.54,00:21:46.78 That's a lot of Stolzenberg.[br]And don't tell us to get out[br]'cause we're gittin'. 00:21:56.56,00:21:58.72 [Bell Ringing] 00:22:05.47,00:22:08.80 [Bell Rings, Crashes] 00:22:12.04,00:22:14.34 You rang, sir?[br]Does a black dog live here? 00:22:14.41,00:22:17.54 I beg your pardon?[br]A French poodle[br]about that size. 00:22:17.61,00:22:19.70 Tell her she has to see[br]a man about a dog. 00:22:19.78,00:22:24.15 Perhaps if you would clarify the[br]nature of your business, sir.[br][Scheherazade Barking] 00:22:24.22,00:22:25.21 Hey, you! 00:22:26.79,00:22:29.88 What's the idea ofjust[br]running off after your dog[br]has bitten my dog? 00:22:29.96,00:22:33.89 I don't expect decent manners[br]of that thing, but human beings[br]we expect to act halfway human. 00:22:33.96,00:22:37.52 [Growling][br]Take off your hat. 00:22:39.90,00:22:43.80 Look at that leg.[br]Bitten clear to the bone.[br]It bled all over my rented suit. 00:22:43.87,00:22:47.00 I doubt if my birds[br]care for the smell of your hat. 00:22:47.07,00:22:49.91 Fry your birds![br]I'm talkin' about my dog. 00:22:49.98,00:22:52.47 Your dog ought to have a muzzle[br]and not a leather muzzle,[br]a steel one. 00:22:52.55,00:22:54.48 [Growling][br]Don't let him upset you,[br]darling. 00:22:54.55,00:22:58.01 Look at that silly haircut.[br]Who trims her, the guy that[br]trims your hedges? 00:22:58.09,00:23:02.22 What is it that you want?[br]Damages for your mongrel, money[br]for cleaning your trousers? 00:23:02.29,00:23:05.82 I want[br]a saliva test made of her[br]and I want it now! 00:23:05.89,00:23:08.99 You want what?[br]A saliva test.[br]She may be mad. 00:23:09.06,00:23:11.43 That silly lookin' thing[br]may have the rabies! 00:23:11.50,00:23:14.66 I'll thank you[br]not to use such vile words[br]when you talk about her. 00:23:14.74,00:23:17.80 All right, hydrophobia, then.[br]Have you watched her[br]for symptoms? 00:23:17.87,00:23:21.86 Has she been[br]frothing at the mouth?[br]Does her bark sound croupy? 00:23:21.94,00:23:25.47 My dear man, if either of these[br]two dogs is mad, it's yours. 00:23:25.55,00:23:28.54 My veterinary[br]goes over Scheherazade[br]from snout to tail every week. 00:23:28.62,00:23:31.61 She's a dog of superb pedigree[br]and she gets superb care. 00:23:31.69,00:23:34.12 Oh, listen, any mutt[br]can have rabies. 00:23:34.19,00:23:37.06 For the last time, will you stop[br]referring to her as a mutt? 00:23:37.12,00:23:40.42 Have you ever heard[br]of blood lines? Hers[br]goes back to the 18th century. 00:23:40.49,00:23:43.86 Hmpf. His goes back to as far[br]as they've been havin' dogs. 00:23:43.93,00:23:47.66 Perhaps you've heard of one[br]of her ancestors, Papillion,[br]the poodle of Marie Antoinette. 00:23:47.74,00:23:50.26 They were both guillotined[br]in the French Revolution.[br]Smart move. 00:23:50.34,00:23:52.67 Her father belongs[br]to Czar Nicholas of Russia. 00:23:52.74,00:23:54.80 You don't say.[br]Her mother[br]to the Infanta of Spain. 00:23:54.88,00:23:58.47 His mother belongs to a milkman[br]in Springfield, Illinois.[br]And his father... 00:23:58.55,00:24:00.60 His father. Well,[br]You've got me there. 00:24:00.68,00:24:03.65 Her twin brothers[br]belong to a Cardinal[br]and live in the Vatican. 00:24:03.72,00:24:06.21 As for Scheherazade herself,[br]she has just become engaged... 00:24:06.29,00:24:09.31 to the dog of His Majesty,[br]Francis Joseph the First. 00:24:09.39,00:24:13.38 Yeah? Well, Buttons' brother[br]helps a kid named Stinky O'Hara[br]deliver newspapers... 00:24:13.46,00:24:15.72 and his sister was making an[br]honest living as a watchdog... 00:24:15.80,00:24:17.79 until she was hit[br]by the Baltimore and Ohio. 00:24:17.87,00:24:20.43 How really fascinating.[br]f your poodle[br]is so classy... 00:24:20.50,00:24:23.30 how come she doesn't know better[br]than to go around biting[br]a nice little dog? 00:24:23.37,00:24:25.80 If your animal is so clever,[br]it should know better[br]than to approach a dog... 00:24:25.87,00:24:27.81 of an entirely[br]different class. 00:24:27.88,00:24:30.44 All he did is go up to her[br]and say, "How do you do?"[br]That's all. 00:24:30.51,00:24:33.11 He thrust his ugly,[br]ill-bred little face[br]right at hers. 00:24:33.18,00:24:34.31 And for that[br]she bit him.[br]Certainly. 00:24:34.35,00:24:38.11 And she was right?[br]Absolutely. There are such[br]things as class distinctions. 00:24:38.19,00:24:40.28 How's that?[br]Class distinctions,[br]I said. 00:24:40.35,00:24:43.65 I thought that's what you said.[br]Two kinds of blood you mean? 00:24:43.72,00:24:46.63 Blue blood and the kind we have.[br]The kind you get at the[br]five and ten cent store. 00:24:46.69,00:24:49.46 Precisely. You must admit[br]there's a difference[br]between... 00:24:49.53,00:24:52.86 Stinky O-something-or-other[br]and the Emperor of Austria. 00:24:52.93,00:24:55.03 There is the lowbred[br]and the highbred. 00:24:55.10,00:24:57.63 If the lowbred[br]has the impertinence[br]to come distastefully close, 00:24:57.70,00:25:00.30 what can he expect[br]but to be bitten? 00:25:00.37,00:25:02.74 Is that so?[br]It is. 00:25:02.81,00:25:05.28 [Growling] 00:25:12.42,00:25:15.79 Okay.[br]Now you bite me. 00:25:21.46,00:25:26.30 [Whistling] 00:25:35.24,00:25:38.54 [Continues] 00:25:46.79,00:25:49.81 I would have horsewhipped him[br]then and there, the revolting[br]little plebian. 00:25:49.89,00:25:53.05 You saw him. Ears like[br]a bat and the rest of him[br]like a plucked duck. 00:25:53.13,00:25:56.25 Perhaps there's more to him[br]than meets the eye. 00:25:56.33,00:25:58.26 So it would seem[br]from what happened[br]in the mountains. 00:25:58.33,00:26:02.63 What happened?[br]A conflagration[br]of the wildest passion... 00:26:02.70,00:26:05.83 Please! Remember[br]the archduchess's heart.[br]Go on. What happened? 00:26:05.91,00:26:08.07 For your own sake, Isabella.[br]Oh, go on, 00:26:08.14,00:26:10.54 or I shall fling myself[br]from this balcony. 00:26:10.61,00:26:13.55 All right, it's your heart.[br]It seems that[br]that little horror... 00:26:13.61,00:26:15.55 found out the Emperor[br]was going to the Tyrol. 00:26:15.62,00:26:20.45 So being an American... They'll[br]do anything in their mad pursuit[br]of the almighty dollar. 00:26:44.95,00:26:51.61 [Virgil Yodeling] 00:26:52.95,00:26:55.98 Bom bom bom dee dee dee 00:26:56.06,00:26:59.29 Lom da da dee dee da dee 00:26:59.36,00:27:01.79 Bom bom 00:27:01.86,00:27:06.27 [Yodeling] 00:27:06.33,00:27:12.29 Bom bom [br][Echo][br]Bom bom 00:27:12.37,00:27:15.10 If you feel a song 00:27:15.18,00:27:18.30 Then let the song begin 00:27:18.38,00:27:22.78 And you'll find[br]the friendly mountains[br]joining in 00:27:22.85,00:27:26.38 [Echoing][br]Joining in 00:27:31.33,00:27:33.95 Loosen up your pipes 00:27:34.03,00:27:36.72 And brother you can bet 00:27:36.80,00:27:41.93 It's as pretty[br]as a barbershop quartet 00:27:42.00,00:27:45.63 Quartet [br][Echo][br] Quartet 00:27:45.71,00:27:49.01 Quartet [br] Quartet 00:27:49.08,00:27:52.84 Quartet [br] Quartet 00:27:52.91,00:27:56.94 Quartet 00:27:57.02,00:28:01.22 Quartet 00:28:01.29,00:28:04.59 You can raise your voice 00:28:04.66,00:28:07.53 And sing out[br]hip-hooray 00:28:07.59,00:28:09.53 But it always comes back 00:28:09.60,00:28:17.00 [Echoing][br][Yodeling] 00:28:17.07,00:28:21.03 [Yodeling] 00:28:21.11,00:28:25.94 [Women Yodeling] 00:28:31.25,00:28:35.42 [Yodeling] 00:28:35.49,00:28:39.55 [Yodeling] 00:28:40.69,00:28:44.82 [Whistling] 00:28:50.10,00:28:55.91 [Men Yodeling] 00:28:55.98,00:29:01.57 [Virgil Whistling] 00:29:05.15,00:29:10.49 [Yodeling] 00:29:15.06,00:29:19.52 [Virgil Whistling] 00:29:28.61,00:29:31.08 Give the birds a break 00:29:31.14,00:29:33.98 And hustle up a song 00:29:34.05,00:29:36.88 And let[br]the friendly mountains 00:29:36.95,00:29:44.15 Sing along 00:29:44.22,00:29:49.56 [Men And Women Yodeling] 00:29:51.90,00:29:57.17 [Yodeling][br][Yodeling Continues] 00:30:10.32,00:30:13.25 [Laughing][br][Yodeling Continues] 00:30:15.52,00:30:17.46 [Yodeling Stops] 00:30:23.00,00:30:26.02 [Whooping] 00:30:30.07,00:30:35.06 [Whistling][br][Yodeling] 00:30:48.76,00:30:51.35 If you feel a song 00:30:51.42,00:30:54.72 Then let the song begin 00:30:54.79,00:31:00.93 And you'll find[br]the friendly mountains[br]joining in 00:31:01.00,00:31:03.16 When your melody 00:31:03.24,00:31:06.47 Goes rollin'[br]'round the sky 00:31:06.54,00:31:13.81 Well you'll feel that[br]You're a pretty nifty guy 00:31:13.88,00:31:18.72 [Women][br]Pretty nifty guy 00:31:18.79,00:31:23.95 [Woman][br]Pretty nifty guy 00:31:24.02,00:31:29.19 [Virgil's Echo][br]Pretty nifty guy 00:31:38.84,00:31:41.90 You there,[br]halt! 00:31:41.98,00:31:44.54 I just wanted[br]to look the place over. 00:31:44.61,00:31:47.31 It's very nice too.[br]Come on, Buttons. 00:31:47.38,00:31:49.97 No visitors while[br]our Emperor's in residence. 00:31:50.05,00:31:53.14 Is he in there now?[br]It's the hunting season. 00:31:53.22,00:31:55.52 When he hunts, doesn't he[br]come out here once in a while? 00:31:55.59,00:31:58.72 Every morning.[br]Early. 4:00.[br]Through this gate? 00:31:58.79,00:32:02.09 Through this gate,[br]down that road, through[br]this gorge and up that mountain. 00:32:02.16,00:32:05.00 Down that road,[br]through that gorge[br]and up that mountain, huh? 00:32:24.28,00:32:27.05 With your very kind permission,[br]the car is boiling. 00:32:27.12,00:32:29.88 Well, don't stand there.[br]Get some cool water[br]from some brook. 00:32:29.96,00:32:32.75 With your very kind permission,[br] shall. 00:32:32.83,00:32:35.02 We're almost there,[br]Scheherazade. 00:32:35.10,00:32:37.39 You better[br]take her goggles off.[br]They give her a headache. 00:32:37.46,00:32:40.37 She's perfectly all right,[br]Father. 00:32:40.43,00:32:43.37 Her nose is dry and hot.[br]She's running a temperature. 00:32:43.44,00:32:45.93 I told you she should have[br]worn her blanket![br]Don't be hysterical, Father. 00:32:46.01,00:32:47.47 How can I help[br]being hysterical? 00:32:47.51,00:32:50.31 If she should come down[br]with distemper...[br]Heaven forbid! 00:32:50.38,00:32:53.68 Relax. Breathe in[br]this heavenly air. 00:32:53.75,00:32:58.55 Yes, it'll do her good.[br]This Tyrol. It's like[br]a vast oxygen tent. 00:32:58.62,00:33:03.68 [Virgil Yodeling] 00:33:03.76,00:33:07.28 Listen to that yodel.[br]It's the voice of Austria. 00:33:07.36,00:33:11.80 Mountain-born,[br]deep-rooted, eternal. 00:33:11.87,00:33:14.89 [Barking][br]What is it, Scheherazade? 00:33:14.97,00:33:17.66 [Yodeling Continues][br][Barking] 00:33:17.74,00:33:22.20 [Barking] 00:33:22.28,00:33:24.47 What's biting you,[br]anyway? 00:33:24.54,00:33:26.60 Here, Buttons.[br]Come here. 00:33:26.68,00:33:29.38 [Barking][br][Barking] 00:33:29.45,00:33:31.92 Scheherazade![br]Catch her! 00:33:31.99,00:33:34.68 [Barking][br]Come here! 00:33:34.75,00:33:38.49 Scheherazade![br][Barking] 00:33:43.83,00:33:46.73 Let her go.![br]He's biting her,[br]he's killing her.! 00:33:46.80,00:33:49.29 Take that black beast[br]out of here! Whoa! 00:33:49.37,00:33:52.96 Here, here, here. 00:33:53.04,00:33:55.30 There. 00:33:57.64,00:33:59.58 Yoo-hoo. 00:33:59.65,00:34:02.71 This I find outrageous![br]Small world, isn't it? 00:34:02.78,00:34:04.91 Are you following me?[br]No. Are you? 00:34:04.98,00:34:07.25 This is the same[br]objectionable American,[br]isn't it? 00:34:07.32,00:34:10.78 I'll take care of him.[br]Get Scheherazade in the car.[br]I'll give her some brandy. 00:34:10.86,00:34:13.76 If you don't mind,[br]I should like to ask you[br]a few questions. 00:34:13.83,00:34:16.99 You look sweet in that.[br]Like a piece of candy[br]wrapped up in tissue paper. 00:34:17.06,00:34:19.09 Exactly why are you here,[br]dressed like that? 00:34:19.17,00:34:22.10 If I wanted to make a deal[br]with the Sultan of Morocco[br]I'd come dressed like a dervish. 00:34:22.17,00:34:25.73 You're here on business?[br]They don't pay my expenses[br]to come up here and yodel. 00:34:25.81,00:34:28.24 Ah, yes, I've heard of that[br]peculiar object you're peddling. 00:34:28.31,00:34:30.64 You wish to sell it[br]to the Emperor?[br]That's right. 00:34:30.71,00:34:33.80 You're here[br]at His Majesty's request?[br]Let's not get technical. 00:34:33.88,00:34:36.78 Where are you staying?[br]Down in the village[br]at the Golden Fiddle Inn. 00:34:36.85,00:34:40.38 They have a very attractive[br]upstairs maid. A redhead. 00:34:40.45,00:34:42.92 Exactly how will you manage[br]to see His Majesty? 00:34:42.99,00:34:45.42 I shan't see him:[br]he's going to see me.[br]Or hear me. 00:34:45.49,00:34:47.72 Or rather, he's gonna[br]hear my machine.[br]Go on. 00:34:47.79,00:34:49.96 Every morning he goes out[br]shooting deer. 00:34:50.03,00:34:52.40 He goes out his gate,[br]down that gorge[br]and up that mountain. 00:34:52.47,00:34:55.06 One of these mornings[br]I shall hide behind a tree[br]or something, 00:34:55.14,00:34:57.13 get my machine set up[br]and suddenly... 00:34:57.20,00:35:00.14 [Hums[br]"National Emblem March"] 00:35:00.21,00:35:02.44 And then?[br]Once he hears it[br]it'll be a cinch. 00:35:02.51,00:35:06.21 He'll say, "How come[br]that beautiful band[br]is up here playing... 00:35:06.28,00:35:08.47 in these little bitty[br]old doggone hills of mine? 00:35:08.55,00:35:11.71 That's what he'll say?[br]Yes. And I shall pop from[br]behind my tree and say, 00:35:11.79,00:35:13.81 "Emp, that's no band,[br]that's a phonograph. 00:35:13.89,00:35:15.98 Come over here[br]and see for yourself." 00:35:16.06,00:35:18.55 Very clever.[br]Only it won't work.[br]Why won't it? 00:35:18.63,00:35:21.25 Because the Emperor will not[br]hear that loathsome apparatus. 00:35:21.33,00:35:23.56 Because you will not be[br]hiding behind any trees. 00:35:23.63,00:35:26.66 Because no tradesman can presume[br]on the Emperor of Austria. 00:35:26.73,00:35:30.00 Because you're to go straight[br]to your hotel, pack and leave[br]immediately, you and that dog. 00:35:30.07,00:35:32.04 Who'd gonna make us?[br]The police. 00:35:32.11,00:35:34.77 Like fun, they will.[br]I'm an American citizen:[br]he's an American dog. 00:35:34.84,00:35:37.54 I have a passport:[br]he has a dog license. 00:35:37.61,00:35:39.91 If you don't leave voluntarily,[br]the gendarmes will come... 00:35:39.98,00:35:43.07 and take you and your dog[br]by the nape of your necks[br]and throw you on the train. 00:35:43.15,00:35:45.41 Try anything like that[br]and you're gonna get[br]in a peck of trouble. 00:35:45.49,00:35:48.48 Don't forget that[br]Teddy Roosevelt[br]still carries a big stick. 00:35:48.56,00:35:50.61 Who carries what?[br]You start a fight[br]with me... 00:35:50.69,00:35:53.59 and he'll have the[br]United States Army here so fast[br]it'll make your head swim. 00:35:53.66,00:35:55.86 Johanna, get in the car.[br]Scheherazade has fainted twice. 00:35:55.93,00:35:58.90 The Army, Navy and the Marines,[br]You understand? 00:35:58.97,00:36:02.70 And don't forget we're building[br]a little something called[br]the Panama Canal. 00:36:02.77,00:36:05.67 What's he talking about?[br]You'll find out when we won't[br]let your ships through. 00:36:05.74,00:36:08.40 You'll have to go[br]all the way down[br]around South America. 00:36:08.48,00:36:11.07 Or else you'll have to[br]go all the way up north[br]where it's so cold that... 00:36:11.14,00:36:15.38 The first train out of here.[br]You, your apparatus and dog.[br]Especially that dog. 00:36:15.45,00:36:18.58 We'll fix you in Washington.[br]What we'll do[br]to your ambassador. 00:36:18.65,00:36:23.02 We'll boycott your product![br]The Blue Danube forbidden[br]by act of congress! 00:36:23.09,00:36:25.65 [Yodeling] 00:36:27.79,00:36:30.26 [Yodeling] 00:36:30.33,00:36:32.26 Shut up! 00:36:40.81,00:36:44.37 [Knocking][br]Johanna.[br]Come in, Father. 00:36:45.11,00:36:48.10 Aren't you getting dressed?[br]They're all downstairs[br]on the terrace. 00:36:48.18,00:36:50.34 Quiet, Father.[br]Have you glanced[br]out the window? 00:36:50.42,00:36:53.75 The Emperor has invited us[br]with a group that offers rather[br]interesting possibilities. 00:36:53.82,00:36:57.38 - What's the matter with you?[br]- Nothing. It's Scheherazade. 00:36:57.46,00:37:00.32 What's wrong now?[br]The Emperor's veterinary[br]is with her. 00:37:00.39,00:37:04.26 - She's had a nervous breakdown.[br]- A nervous... 00:37:04.33,00:37:07.46 No![br]A complete collapse. 00:37:07.53,00:37:09.83 They were bathing her and[br]she was perfectly all right... 00:37:09.90,00:37:12.60 'til she saw another dog,[br]a small dachshund. 00:37:12.67,00:37:15.54 She began screaming.[br]They tested her[br]with another dog, 00:37:15.61,00:37:18.44 a tiny Chihuahua:[br]the same hysteria. 00:37:18.51,00:37:20.91 When they brought in the[br]Emperor's dog to calm her, 00:37:20.98,00:37:23.61 she broke loose,[br]jumped through a window[br]and ran amok. 00:37:23.68,00:37:26.15 Apparently, she can't stand[br]the sight of another dog. 00:37:26.22,00:37:27.58 Has the Emperor[br]been told?[br]Not yet. 00:37:27.62,00:37:30.25 We hope the veterinary will[br]be able to do something. 00:37:30.29,00:37:33.56 That inconsiderate,[br]ungrateful black animal! 00:37:33.59,00:37:36.76 Jeopardizing[br]all our chances! 00:37:37.33,00:37:39.26 Come here. 00:37:46.21,00:37:48.50 The Hungarian officer[br]playing cards, 00:37:48.58,00:37:51.54 that's Prince stvan[br]Barlossy de Baloshasa. 00:37:51.61,00:37:53.55 [Johanna][br] met him in Budapest.[br]Didn't like him very much. 00:37:53.61,00:37:57.67 Nonsense. Since then[br]he's inherited half of Buda[br]and a large part of Pest. 00:37:57.75,00:38:01.48 What have you against[br]the Marques Alonso Lafuente?[br]Which one is he? 00:38:01.55,00:38:05.32 The handsome one[br]with the tennis racket.[br]Greatest family in Andalusia. 00:38:05.39,00:38:09.92 Castles in Spain, literally.[br]Seven of them. 00:38:10.00,00:38:12.66 You still haven't mentioned[br]the best possibility. 00:38:12.73,00:38:14.67 Do you mean[br]Duke Ferdi Lindendorf? 00:38:14.73,00:38:17.67 No, the Princess Bitotska.[br]I'm thinking of you, Father. 00:38:17.74,00:38:20.73 Don't be disgusting.[br]She's had her one good eye[br]on you for years. 00:38:20.81,00:38:24.11 She's old enough[br]to be my mother.[br]She still plays tennis. 00:38:24.18,00:38:27.15 She ought to be in a wheelchair,[br]the arthritic old horror. 00:38:27.21,00:38:30.44 Let's go and see if that beast[br]of yours is feeling any better. 00:38:33.89,00:38:39.05 I repeat: It is extremely[br]important that the patient[br]speak anything in her mind. 00:38:39.13,00:38:42.79 [Whining][br]Anything at all.[br]We need a complete[br]stream of consciousness. 00:38:42.86,00:38:45.99 Is that clear?[br][Whining] 00:38:46.07,00:38:50.06 Thank you very much.[br]Now, I would like[br]to know all about your dreams. 00:38:50.14,00:38:53.63 You dream,[br]I presume?[br][Whines] 00:38:53.71,00:38:57.47 All right.[br]What do you dream?[br][Whines] 00:38:57.54,00:39:00.98 Is it a recurrent dream?[br][Whines] 00:39:01.05,00:39:05.25 Very good.[br]A typical anxiety dream.[br]What is all this, Doctor? 00:39:05.32,00:39:08.55 Please! This is[br]a very serious case. 00:39:08.62,00:39:14.03 Indubitably a psychoneurosis,[br]sometimes referred to[br]as a neuropsychosis. 00:39:14.09,00:39:16.29 Fortunately, I went[br]to the University of Vienna... 00:39:16.36,00:39:18.52 with a young doctor[br]by the name Freud. 00:39:18.60,00:39:20.96 He has created[br]a curative method: 00:39:21.03,00:39:25.87 the analysis of the psyche by[br]delving into the subconscious.[br][Dog Whining] 00:39:28.14,00:39:31.20 Now I must ask[br]for your earliest recollections. 00:39:31.28,00:39:35.04 Your father and mother:[br]Was their home life congenial? 00:39:35.11,00:39:37.05 [Whining, Barking] 00:39:37.12,00:39:41.02 Doctor, stop torturing her.[br]I can tell you what's wrong.[br]She-She had a fight with a dog. 00:39:41.09,00:39:45.42 She did?[br]Twice. Once in Vienna and[br]once this very afternoon. 00:39:45.49,00:39:49.19 [Johanna] The same dog.[br]You see? That's what leads[br]to wrong diagnoses. 00:39:49.26,00:39:52.16 Patients withhold things.[br]What kind of a dog? 00:39:52.23,00:39:54.86 American.[br]Small, white, male. 00:39:54.93,00:39:56.87 What was his name?[br]Buttons. 00:39:56.94,00:39:58.70 Let's test it. 00:40:01.27,00:40:05.57 - Buttons![br]- [Yelping] 00:40:05.65,00:40:09.55 Absolutely clear now.[br]A fear complex. 00:40:09.62,00:40:12.11 Frightened by one dog,[br]now afraid of all dogs. 00:40:12.19,00:40:14.78 I may kill her.[br]Is there a cure? 00:40:14.85,00:40:18.12 In some cases.[br]The patient has developed what[br]I and my colleague, Dr. Freud, 00:40:18.19,00:40:20.13 call a mental block. 00:40:20.19,00:40:22.32 What is the cure,[br]Doctor? 00:40:22.40,00:40:25.76 The frightened one[br]must realize she has[br]nothing to be afraid of. 00:40:25.83,00:40:27.82 In other words, we must[br]bring the two dogs together. 00:40:27.90,00:40:29.93 That's impossible.[br]It is imperative. 00:40:30.00,00:40:32.37 I gave orders[br]to have them both removed.[br]The man and the dog. 00:40:32.44,00:40:36.10 I may kill you.[br]Without the other dog,[br]I see very black. 00:40:36.18,00:40:39.84 Maybe it's not too late.[br]Come, darling,[br]don't tremble like that. 00:40:39.91,00:40:42.71 Don't be nervous.[br]Everything's going to be... 00:40:56.16,00:40:59.72 With your very kind permission,[br]exactly what inn was it? 00:40:59.80,00:41:02.70 The Fiddle Inn.[br]There are three Fiddle Inns:[br]the Green Fiddle, 00:41:02.77,00:41:05.50 the Golden Fiddle[br]and the Broken Fiddle.[br]How idiotic. 00:41:05.57,00:41:08.34 With your very kind permission,[br]the whole village is fiddles. 00:41:08.41,00:41:10.34 That's what they make here.[br]Fiddles. 00:41:10.41,00:41:13.21 I've got to find him[br]before it's too late. 00:41:13.28,00:41:18.22 [Whistling] 00:41:32.33,00:41:36.27 The American, has he left?[br]No, but he is leaving.[br]Number seven. 00:41:36.34,00:41:38.27 [Giggling] 00:41:47.88,00:41:50.14 If you do not hurry[br]You will miss the train. 00:41:50.22,00:41:53.58 So we miss the train. So what?[br]So you will be pulled[br]out of here by ox cart. 00:41:53.65,00:41:56.75 I think you're full of[br]pickled pumpernickel,[br]the both of you. 00:41:56.82,00:41:59.12 [Sighing] 00:41:59.19,00:42:02.86 All right, you little[br]bundle of joy. Come on. 00:42:02.93,00:42:05.45 Up! In you go. 00:42:07.53,00:42:09.80 Well, if it isn't[br]the Countess! 00:42:09.87,00:42:11.80 Don't you trust them?[br]We're leaving. 00:42:11.87,00:42:15.14 Step outside, you two.[br]And close the door.[br]I have to talk to you. 00:42:15.21,00:42:17.47 We'll miss the train.[br]You're not going[br]on that train. 00:42:17.54,00:42:19.77 What are you gonna do,[br]shoot us out of a cannon? 00:42:19.85,00:42:22.47 I need your help. 00:42:22.55,00:42:24.81 Well. You don't say. 00:42:24.88,00:42:27.28 My dog is outside[br]in a state of[br]complete collapse. 00:42:27.35,00:42:29.91 Small wonder. You people[br]take those high-strung critters, 00:42:29.99,00:42:31.96 breed them, interbreed them,[br]over breed them, 00:42:32.02,00:42:33.96 something in their noggins[br]is bound to start rattling. 00:42:34.03,00:42:36.09 She was perfectly all right[br]until she saw your dog... 00:42:36.16,00:42:39.13 All Buttons[br]did was walk up...[br]Let's not go into it. 00:42:39.20,00:42:41.43 I'm here to demand[br]Your cooperation. 00:42:41.50,00:42:43.80 The reason for Scheherazade's[br]breakdown is fear... 00:42:43.87,00:42:45.80 and the reason for her fear[br]is your dog. 00:42:45.87,00:42:50.31 The only cure is to get back[br]to the source of that fear, thus[br]eliminating the mental block. 00:42:50.38,00:42:53.90 Are you following me?[br]Countess, you lost me back there[br]around "cooperation." 00:42:53.98,00:42:57.54 To put it simply,[br]if she could realize[br]he is not a danger. 00:42:57.62,00:42:59.71 If your dog could be[br]nice to my dog. 00:42:59.79,00:43:02.05 Oh, no. She might[br]throw a flea on him. 00:43:02.12,00:43:04.42 I assure you[br]this is a matter[br]of the utmost importance. 00:43:04.49,00:43:06.48 It goes far beyond[br]just curing a dog. 00:43:06.56,00:43:09.29 So we do you a favor[br]and you kick us out.[br]Is that it? 00:43:09.36,00:43:12.49 No, you can stay as long[br]as you like, do what[br]You like. I don't care. 00:43:12.57,00:43:14.50 Well, now you're[br]talkin' sense. 00:43:14.57,00:43:17.33 I'll bring her in.[br]There's no time to waste.[br]See that your dog behaves. 00:43:17.40,00:43:20.10 Hold it, Countess,[br]there's a word missing.[br]I beg your pardon? 00:43:20.17,00:43:22.83 - The word is please.[br]- Please. 00:43:22.91,00:43:26.00 Ah-ah-ah-ah.[br]You can do better than that. 00:43:26.08,00:43:29.24 Please.[br]Come again. 00:43:29.82,00:43:32.68 - Please.[br]- Getting warmer. 00:43:34.52,00:43:38.29 - Please.[br]- Bring in the mutt! 00:43:39.86,00:43:41.79 Leopold. 00:43:43.43,00:43:46.36 Put her[br]on the bed here.[br][Dog Whimpering] 00:43:49.30,00:43:52.36 She's got it[br]pretty bad, huh?[br][Buttons Growling] 00:43:52.44,00:43:54.37 Here, you, quiet.[br]Shh! 00:43:54.44,00:43:58.10 The doctor says that[br]she might go c-r-a-z-y. 00:43:58.18,00:44:01.64 We'll see[br]what we can d-o.[br][Growling] 00:44:01.71,00:44:03.88 [Scheherazade Whines][br]Now, now, now. 00:44:03.95,00:44:07.65 Don't say no until you and I[br]have had a chance to talk,[br]man to man. 00:44:07.72,00:44:11.28 I'm gonna open this basket and[br]You're gonna go and apologize[br]like a little gentleman. 00:44:11.36,00:44:13.29 You understand?[br][Growling] 00:44:13.36,00:44:17.30 - Don't open the basket.[br]- Let me handle this.[br]Come on, Buttons. 00:44:17.36,00:44:19.56 Come on, boy.[br]Gotta help me out now. 00:44:19.63,00:44:21.66 Remember that time in Munich[br]when you became involved[br]with the police... 00:44:21.73,00:44:24.20 'cause you lapped up[br]all that beer in the ratskeller. 00:44:24.27,00:44:26.74 Who got you out of that?[br]Old Virgil, huh? 00:44:26.81,00:44:29.27 We won't talk about it[br]now, no. 00:44:29.34,00:44:31.94 You've gotta help me out.[br]Go over there and apologize. 00:44:32.01,00:44:35.67 Go on. All right,[br]so she did hurt your feelings.[br][Growling] 00:44:35.75,00:44:37.88 So she's snooty[br]and highfalutin. 00:44:37.95,00:44:40.68 But you're a pretty fresh[br]little mutt yourself, you know. 00:44:40.75,00:44:44.69 But you're a man and it's[br]up to the man to apologize.[br]Now go ahead. Go on. 00:44:44.76,00:44:46.69 [Barking][br][Whining] 00:44:46.76,00:44:49.32 Her heart's[br]beating like mad. 00:44:49.40,00:44:53.42 Proud, huh? And stubborn.[br]Look at her. 00:44:53.50,00:44:57.46 For once in your life[br]You meet a real lady.[br]And a mighty pretty one. 00:44:57.54,00:45:00.06 Look at those trim[br]little ankles, hmm? 00:45:00.14,00:45:03.20 And that pompadour.[br][Whistles] 00:45:03.28,00:45:07.08 That's super deluxe,[br]that's class. It's better[br]than class: it's "claaass." 00:45:07.15,00:45:09.98 Go on, be nice to here.[br]Go ahead, move in. 00:45:10.05,00:45:13.14 Take charge. Atta boy.[br]Go on, Buttons. 00:45:13.22,00:45:16.75 [Barks,[br]Whining] 00:45:16.82,00:45:19.72 Don't be afraid, Scheherazade.[br]He's a nice little dog. 00:45:19.79,00:45:22.16 Maybe he hasn't had[br]some of the advantages. 00:45:22.23,00:45:24.53 [Whining][br]It's no use.[br]Maybe we'd better stop. 00:45:27.93,00:45:30.99 [Whispering][br]Hey, Buttons. Hey. 00:45:34.07,00:45:38.27 kiss your little hand,[br]madame 00:45:38.34,00:45:40.51 Your dainty fingertips 00:45:40.58,00:45:45.98 And while in slumberland,[br]madame 00:45:46.05,00:45:48.65 I'm begging for your lips 00:45:48.72,00:45:52.75 haven't any right, madame [br]I think she likes that. 00:45:52.83,00:45:55.82 Sometimes I wonder 00:45:55.90,00:45:58.39 If hearts are broken 00:45:58.46,00:46:03.99 By little love words[br]that are left unspoken 00:46:04.07,00:46:06.94 I always tremble 00:46:07.01,00:46:09.47 When you are near me 00:46:09.54,00:46:13.24 I'm looking for[br]a ray of hope 00:46:13.31,00:46:16.58 To cheer me 00:46:16.65,00:46:22.25 I hope to keep[br]my kisses warm 00:46:22.32,00:46:26.92 Until we meet[br]in shadow form 00:46:26.99,00:46:29.22 [Piano] 00:46:29.30,00:46:35.56 In dreams I kiss your hand,[br]madame 00:46:35.63,00:46:38.57 Your dainty fingertips 00:46:41.14,00:46:46.81 And while in slumberland,[br]madame 00:46:46.88,00:46:50.34 I'm begging[br]for your lips 00:46:52.42,00:46:58.52 I haven't any right,[br]madame 00:46:58.59,00:47:01.96 To do the things[br]I do 00:47:03.83,00:47:08.70 Just when I hold you tight,[br]madame 00:47:10.17,00:47:15.87 You vanish with the night,[br]madame 00:47:15.94,00:47:21.17 In dreams I kiss your hand,[br]madame 00:47:22.35,00:47:25.48 And pray my dreams 00:47:25.55,00:47:28.75 Come true 00:47:46.91,00:47:51.78 I'm just putting it on a little[br]to give them the idea. 00:47:51.84,00:47:53.78 Oh. 00:47:54.91,00:47:59.48 [Whining] 00:48:05.49,00:48:09.95 Nothing personal,[br]You understand.[br]Oh, I understand perfectly. 00:48:10.03,00:48:14.06 I wouldn't presume...[br]No, of course you wouldn't. 00:48:24.78,00:48:28.54 [Violins] 00:49:32.31,00:49:34.28 [Giggling] 00:50:27.33,00:50:32.27 haven't any right,[br]madame 00:50:32.34,00:50:37.71 To do the things I do 00:50:37.78,00:50:43.68 Just when I hold you tight,[br]madame 00:50:43.75,00:50:49.71 You vanish with the night,[br]madame 00:50:49.79,00:50:52.72 [Scatting] 00:50:58.30,00:51:01.23 [Scatting Continues] 00:51:14.21,00:51:18.71 Thank you so much.[br]You've been most kind. 00:51:18.78,00:51:22.58 Oh, not at all. It's a pleasure[br]to do business with you. 00:51:27.79,00:51:30.23 Good-bye. 00:51:30.30,00:51:32.23 Good-bye. 00:51:40.94,00:51:43.70 Oh, Countess.[br]Yes? 00:51:43.78,00:51:47.18 You forgot something.[br]I did? What? 00:51:47.25,00:51:49.98 Your d-o-g. 00:51:50.05,00:51:52.48 Oh, of course. 00:51:56.56,00:51:59.58 He has missed the train.[br]What train? 00:51:59.66,00:52:03.29 The one he was going on.[br]Oh, he's not going. 00:52:10.97,00:52:13.44 Scheherazade.[br]Scheherazade. 00:52:13.51,00:52:16.00 Buttons.[br][Whistling] 00:52:16.07,00:52:19.57 [Barking] 00:52:24.22,00:52:28.74 She seems[br]so wonderfully well.[br]Doesn't she, though? 00:52:28.82,00:52:31.09 Come on, Scheherazade,[br]come on. 00:52:31.16,00:52:33.56 Come on, Buttons.[br]Here, boy. 00:52:33.63,00:52:36.59 Come on, Scheherazade,[br]Give Buttons back his ball. 00:52:36.66,00:52:39.46 Oh, no. Let her have it.[br]Compliments of the house. 00:52:39.53,00:52:42.02 You're very kind.[br]Good-bye. 00:52:42.10,00:52:44.03 So long, Countess.[br]Come on, Scheherazade. 00:52:44.10,00:52:47.00 If she should[br]have a relapse,[br]bring her back. 00:52:47.07,00:52:50.53 Thank you so much.[br]Any time. 00:52:50.61,00:52:52.80 Go on home,[br]You two. 00:53:01.82,00:53:05.98 [Panting] 00:53:06.06,00:53:08.42 [Sighing][br]You're telling me. 00:53:33.52,00:53:37.65 It's the biggest stag[br]they've had up here in years,[br]Your Majesty. I saw it myself. 00:53:37.72,00:53:40.85 Already I can see its head[br]above Your Majesty's desk. 00:53:40.93,00:53:43.59 Those magnificent antlers,[br]18 points. 00:53:43.66,00:53:46.19 You can see the antlers but[br]I don't seem to see the stag. 00:53:46.27,00:53:48.93 It is up there in the glen,[br]I assure, Your Majesty.[br]Listen. 00:53:49.00,00:53:53.37 Every morning for a week they've[br]promised me that stag and no[br]stag. Not a shadow of a stag. 00:53:53.44,00:53:58.67 Today it will be there.[br]It must be. That stag dare not[br]disappoint His Emperor again. 00:53:58.74,00:54:02.24 Look at all those other men,[br]Putzi. I'm very angry with you. 00:54:02.31,00:54:04.65 Do you mind, Princess?[br]I do not like the name Putzi. 00:54:04.72,00:54:09.65 Not only am I angry, I'm[br]disappointed. I did hope you'd[br]wear those short leather pants. 00:54:09.72,00:54:12.92 Why?[br]For years I've wanted[br]to see your knees. 00:54:12.99,00:54:15.43 You must have very good knees,[br]my dear Putzi. 00:54:15.49,00:54:18.46 They're handsome knees.[br]They're my knees[br]and I'm nobody's Putzi. 00:54:18.53,00:54:21.99 Aren't you being a little cold[br]to the richest woman[br]in Austria? 00:54:22.07,00:54:26.33 Not rich enough. Besides,[br]I have other prospects. 00:54:27.41,00:54:30.24 Such an exciting contrast,[br]Countess. 00:54:30.31,00:54:34.47 You, pale and blond[br]against the brunette[br]Spanish landscape. 00:54:34.55,00:54:39.38 Spain is for bulls.[br]For a beautiful woman[br]is Hungary... is Budapest, 00:54:39.45,00:54:43.29 that wicked boudoir of a city.[br]No, entirely too much paprika,[br]don't you think, Countess? 00:54:43.36,00:54:47.22 Let me show you Granada:[br]toreadors, orange trees, 00:54:47.29,00:54:50.82 a thousand fountains[br]dancing in a sunlight. 00:54:50.90,00:54:54.53 You offer the Countess[br]sunlight. I offer her[br]fierce midnights... 00:54:54.60,00:54:57.47 and czardas[br]and wild gypsies. 00:54:57.54,00:55:02.34 [Humming] 00:55:08.11,00:55:12.95 [Humming Stops][br]Oh, I'm sorry.[br]Did someone say something? 00:55:36.48,00:55:39.64 There,[br]Your Majesty. 00:56:01.70,00:56:05.10 [Marching Music[br]Blaring] 00:56:05.17,00:56:09.04 [Continues][br]What is it?[br]Music here in my own forest? 00:56:09.11,00:56:11.63 [Continues] 00:56:11.71,00:56:15.81 How dare they?[br]How dare they?[br]I don't know, Your Majesty. 00:56:15.88,00:56:19.87 I want my stag![br]It must be a band[br]marching down the highway. 00:56:19.95,00:56:23.35 Maybe it's an echo from[br]the village.[br]I want that band[br]apprehended. 00:56:23.42,00:56:26.55 I will have them punished.[br]Every instrument,[br]especially the brasses! 00:56:26.63,00:56:30.43 Your Majesty, may offer[br]my profound apologies?[br]You may not! 00:56:30.50,00:56:33.66 Oh, certainly not.[br]Silence! 00:56:34.97,00:56:39.20 [Continues] 00:56:39.27,00:56:41.64 Turn that thing off.[br]Hi, Countess. 00:56:41.71,00:56:44.87 Turn it off immediately.[br]Now that I got him here?[br]You're crazy. 00:56:44.94,00:56:47.54 Stop it, I tell you.[br]You're gonna scratch[br]my record. 00:56:47.61,00:56:51.41 You scared off the Emperor's[br]stag. They're combing the woods[br]with loaded guns. 00:56:51.48,00:56:54.28 Let me demonstrate...[br]Did you find that band? 00:56:54.35,00:56:57.05 Not yet, Countess.[br]They must be hiding[br]in the underbrush. 00:56:57.12,00:57:01.86 Who is this man?[br]A tourist[br]picking strawberries. 00:57:01.93,00:57:05.19 What is that?[br]Uh... well, that's what[br]I was asking. 00:57:05.26,00:57:08.63 It's apparently[br]for the strawberries.[br]How? 00:57:08.70,00:57:11.29 How. Oh-Oh, "how?" 00:57:11.37,00:57:14.67 Oh, why you... You put[br]the strawberries in here... 00:57:14.74,00:57:18.34 and then you grind them up[br]with this, you see, and the jam[br]collects down yonder. 00:57:18.41,00:57:22.51 This, uh, black platter...[br]You serve them[br]on the platter. 00:57:22.58,00:57:24.52 The hole is[br]for the juice. 00:57:24.58,00:57:28.04 Any other questions,[br]please? 00:57:29.22,00:57:31.99 Yes. Will it work[br]with gooseberries? 00:57:32.06,00:57:35.03 Gooseberries.[br]Great with gooseberries, 00:57:35.09,00:57:37.56 huckleberries,[br]strawberries, raspberries. 00:57:37.63,00:57:41.50 It's particularly[br]smashing with raspberries.[br]You get the jam and the sound. 00:57:41.57,00:57:43.97 You see?[br]Go find the band. 00:57:44.04,00:57:45.97 Yes, Countess.[br]Yes, Countess. 00:57:49.27,00:57:51.71 Thank you, Countess.[br]You're a pip.[br]I'm a what? 00:57:51.78,00:57:54.94 A sweetheart.[br]Put down that gun[br]and have a chair. 00:57:55.01,00:57:58.57 I'm afraid you'll have to[br]think up another scheme[br]for your talking machine. 00:57:58.65,00:58:00.78 Say, how's Scheherazade?[br]She's much better. 00:58:00.85,00:58:02.79 Too bad.[br]What did you say? 00:58:02.85,00:58:07.72 I said too bad. Buttons and I[br]were hoping she'd have a relapse[br]and you'd have to come back. 00:58:07.79,00:58:12.09 That won't be necessary.[br]She's as gay as a lark,[br]busy with her wedding plans. 00:58:12.16,00:58:16.26 Being trimmed, a new collar,[br]sniffing over her wedding[br]presents.[br]Is that right? 00:58:16.33,00:58:20.13 Buttons and I keep talking[br]about you, night and day.[br]No sleep. No appetite. 00:58:20.21,00:58:25.04 Oh, I'm so sorry.[br]You don't suppose, do you, that[br]that mental block business... 00:58:25.11,00:58:29.98 Now, could that be contagious?[br]Nonsense! Buttons is a sturdy,[br]well-adjusted little dog. 00:58:30.05,00:58:34.45 Oh, I know Buttons is[br]but I'm talking about me. I'm[br]the one that's got the shivers. 00:58:34.52,00:58:37.58 [Laughs][br]Don't laugh. One night there'll[br]be a knock at your door. 00:58:37.66,00:58:41.46 When you come to open it,[br]Buttons will be standing there,[br]with me in his arms. 00:58:41.53,00:58:44.59 Like you came with Scheherazade.[br]He'll put me down... 00:58:44.66,00:58:47.03 and I'll lie there[br]quaking all over, 00:58:47.10,00:58:50.16 with my eyes rolled back until[br]just the white is showing. 00:58:50.24,00:58:54.50 There'll be nasty gossip at the[br]castle.[br]We'll sneak up the[br]servant's stairs. 00:58:54.57,00:58:58.81 There I'll be, lying there[br]in pitiable condition. 00:58:58.88,00:59:02.04 You'd have to help me then,[br]wouldn't you?[br]How? 00:59:02.11,00:59:06.02 You'd bend over me...[br]You remember the cure we found. 00:59:06.08,00:59:09.21 I never sing.[br]Well, come on,[br]force yourself. 00:59:09.29,00:59:13.59 Just hum a little, huh?[br] [Humming] 00:59:22.13,00:59:24.90 [Marques][br]Countess von[br]Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg. 00:59:24.97,00:59:27.06 [Continues] 00:59:27.14,00:59:29.80 Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg! 00:59:29.88,00:59:31.81 Good-bye. 00:59:31.88,00:59:35.64 Oh, wait,[br]Countess, don't go.[br]Don't you feel it too? 00:59:35.71,00:59:38.55 Feel what, Mr. Smith?[br]Oh, that funny stir[br]inside of you. 00:59:38.62,00:59:42.38 Those bubbles that start down[br]in the tips of your toes and[br]tingle up through your spine... 00:59:42.45,00:59:45.42 'til they reach[br]Your brain where they pop[br]like a firecracker. 00:59:45.49,00:59:49.02 I know nothing about[br]any such bubbles.[br]They're in your veins. 00:59:49.09,00:59:52.46 They beat in your throat[br]and pound in your ears.[br]What does, Mr. Smith? 00:59:52.53,00:59:55.90 Your blood. It's all out[br]of whack. It goes so fast[br]and it goes every which way. 00:59:55.97,00:59:59.80 Mine's going counterclockwise.[br]How's yours?[br]Perfectly normal, I assure you. 00:59:59.87,01:00:03.07 I don't believe it.[br]Mine's the weak, watery[br]different sort of blood. 01:00:03.14,01:00:07.17 You said so yourself.[br]Aww. 01:00:30.37,01:00:33.70 [Virgil][br]n dreams kiss your hand,[br]madame 01:00:36.04,01:00:39.20 Your dainty[br]fingertips 01:00:41.11,01:00:45.17 And while in slumberland,[br]madame [br][Scheherazade Whining] 01:00:46.85,01:00:49.91 'm begging[br]for your lips [br][Whining Continues] 01:00:49.99,01:00:53.22 Go to sleep,[br]Scheherazade. 01:00:53.29,01:00:56.56 Go to sleep.[br][Singing ndistinct] 01:00:56.63,01:00:59.12 [Whining Continues] 01:00:59.20,01:01:01.96 La di di[br]da do-do-do [br]Now, really. 01:01:02.03,01:01:04.30 Scheherazade,[br]come back to bed. 01:01:04.37,01:01:06.89 Da da di di[br]da da dum [br]Scheherazade. 01:01:06.97,01:01:09.87 [Whining] 01:01:09.94,01:01:14.64 Stop thinking about him.[br]He's just an ordinary little dog[br]like a million other dogs. 01:01:14.71,01:01:18.34 [Whining Continues][br]All right, he has some charm[br]and he knows some tricks, 01:01:18.42,01:01:22.58 but he's not for you:[br]he's not your sort. 01:01:22.65,01:01:26.49 I think I better[br]give you a sleeping pill.[br]It'll relax you. Come on. 01:01:26.56,01:01:29.72 Come to bed.[br]Come on. 01:01:30.80,01:01:33.86 Get in.[br]That's a good girl. 01:01:33.93,01:01:37.66 [Whines][br]Take this and lie down[br]and go to sleep. 01:01:45.91,01:01:49.97 [Whining][br]Oh, go to sleep, do. 01:01:50.05,01:01:55.42 Tomorrow you're going to be the[br]most important dog in Austria.[br]You want to look your best. 01:01:57.56,01:02:01.25 [Whines][br]Scheherazade, you're an adult,[br]intelligent woman. 01:02:01.33,01:02:06.63 A little self control,[br]a little dignity.[br]Is that too much to ask? 01:02:06.70,01:02:11.23 What would happen[br]if we all let ourselves go?[br][Moaning] 01:02:11.30,01:02:15.93 [Sighs][br]Just make up your mind to this.[br]It cannot be. 01:02:16.01,01:02:19.24 Shut out every thought[br]in that direction. 01:02:19.31,01:02:22.34 Fight it.[br]Suppress it. 01:02:22.41,01:02:26.25 [Virgil][br]n dreams[br] kiss your hand 01:02:27.92,01:02:32.48 Your dainty[br]fingertips 01:02:32.56,01:02:37.79 And while in slumberland,[br]madame 01:02:37.86,01:02:41.56 'm begging[br]for your lips 01:02:43.64,01:02:48.37 haven't any right,[br]madame 01:02:48.44,01:02:51.43 To do the things do 01:02:53.85,01:02:57.21 Just when[br] hold you tight 01:02:59.65,01:03:03.52 You vanish[br]with the night [br][Whines] 01:03:05.16,01:03:08.72 A fine pair we make.[br]Di da da da di 01:03:15.40,01:03:19.23 [Coughs][br]Not another cold,[br]Your Majesty? 01:03:19.30,01:03:21.97 Certainly not.[br]The same one. 01:03:22.04,01:03:27.17 I might again suggest inhaling[br]the vapor of pine needles.[br]No, Holenia, no. 01:03:31.55,01:03:33.98 [Man][br]Forty-15. 01:03:41.19,01:03:45.25 Any news from the kennels?[br]We took Scheherazade down[br]after luncheon. 01:03:45.33,01:03:49.27 She asked me to[br]thank Your Majesty[br]for the bridal bouquet. 01:03:49.33,01:03:52.17 You've seen poodle puppies,[br]haven't you, Holenia? 01:03:52.24,01:03:56.83 Charming little beasts.[br]Look as if they were made[br]of black wool and licorice. 01:03:56.91,01:03:58.27 [Princess][br]Good shot. 01:04:08.39,01:04:11.36 If I might be excused,[br]Your Majesty. 01:04:17.03,01:04:20.29 What is it?[br]What's happening?[br]She's run away. She's gone. 01:04:20.37,01:04:22.49 It's a disgrace[br]to our kennels.[br]Well, where is she? 01:04:22.57,01:04:25.80 I don't know. She just[br]jumped over a six-foot fence[br]and disappeared. 01:04:25.87,01:04:27.93 That filthy animal.[br]I must inform[br]His Majesty. 01:04:28.01,01:04:30.67 You will do nothing of the kind.[br]We mustn't disquiet the Emperor.[br]He has a cold. 01:04:30.71,01:04:34.41 Then what am I to do?[br]We'll catch her.[br]We'll bring her back. 01:04:34.48,01:04:36.78 You return to the kennels.[br]That's an order.[br]But... 01:04:36.85,01:04:38.54 Yes, Baron. 01:04:44.69,01:04:47.56 [Man][br]Advantage, receiver. 01:04:49.16,01:04:52.06 [Whispers][br]Johanna. Johanna. 01:04:56.43,01:04:59.43 [Man][br]The game.[br]Johanna. 01:04:59.50,01:05:01.67 Yes, Father?[br]We're in trouble. 01:05:01.74,01:05:04.44 What is it? 01:05:17.79,01:05:21.16 Scheherazade![br]Scheherazade! 01:05:30.27,01:05:32.24 [Bleating] 01:05:39.04,01:05:41.57 [Holenia][br]Scheherazade.! 01:05:42.71,01:05:45.77 Scheherazade![br]Look at the silly beast! 01:06:03.77,01:06:06.76 [Quacking] 01:06:16.01,01:06:18.64 [Seed Banging In Pail] 01:06:21.52,01:06:25.46 [Footsteps Approaching][br][Seed Banging] 01:06:25.52,01:06:29.02 Scheherazade.[br]Scheherazade.[br]Where's Scheherazade? 01:06:29.09,01:06:31.99 I don't know.[br]For heaven's sake, don't just[br]lie there. She's run away. 01:06:32.06,01:06:35.59 She must be with Buttons.[br]Where's Buttons? 01:06:35.67,01:06:39.47 Look at there. You threw me[br]off. What's your problem?[br]Where's Buttons? 01:06:39.54,01:06:42.06 He isn't here.[br]He's not?[br]Where is he? 01:06:42.14,01:06:45.13 He got feeling so miserable[br]I put him out on the island.[br]What island? 01:06:45.21,01:06:47.30 Out here.[br]I'll show you. 01:06:47.88,01:06:50.35 He was unhappy,[br]crying all night[br]and everything, 01:06:50.42,01:06:55.28 I thought if I disconnected him[br]from the mainland, put him on[br]that island...[br]Look! 01:06:55.35,01:06:57.84 That idiot.![br][Virgil][br]That wonderful gal. 01:06:57.92,01:07:01.95 No mountain too high.[br]No ocean too wide.[br]Go it, Scheherazade! 01:07:02.03,01:07:04.49 Oh, I hate you.[br]The way, you say it,[br]I don't mind it. 01:07:04.56,01:07:07.73 We've got to stop her.[br]Oh, forget her. Stick around,[br]I'll open up a bottle of glue. 01:07:07.80,01:07:12.79 I've gotta catch her[br]and you're going to help me.[br]Wait a minute. Wait. 01:07:20.24,01:07:23.01 Johanna,[br]what is it? 01:07:23.08,01:07:26.54 Where are you going?[br]Johanna! 01:07:27.92,01:07:30.41 [Buttons Barking] 01:07:30.49,01:07:33.25 [Barking Continues] 01:07:41.03,01:07:43.93 [Barking Continues] 01:07:44.00,01:07:47.06 Scheherazade! 01:07:47.14,01:07:50.13 Scheherazade![br]Do you know how[br]to row this thing? 01:07:50.21,01:07:53.18 Sure. I used to travel[br]for a Venetian blind company. 01:07:53.24,01:07:56.44 Scheherazade! 01:07:56.51,01:08:00.04 Santa Lucia 01:08:00.12,01:08:03.78 Santa Lucia 01:08:03.86,01:08:07.79 A-la la di da di [br]Scheherazade! 01:08:07.86,01:08:10.45 A-di da di da di [br]Scheherazade! 01:08:10.53,01:08:12.50 [Buttons Barking] 01:08:12.56,01:08:15.96 Santa Lucia [br][Howling] 01:08:16.03,01:08:19.90 Johanna! Johanna![br] Santa Lucia 01:08:19.97,01:08:22.10 [Barking] 01:08:22.17,01:08:25.57 [Barking Continues] 01:08:32.48,01:08:35.18 [Barking] 01:08:35.25,01:08:38.71 Scheherazade.[br]Hold it, Buttons.[br]I'm a'comin'. 01:08:38.79,01:08:41.95 Oh, boy,[br]You're all mixed up here.[br]He isn't hurt, is he? 01:08:42.03,01:08:46.49 No, not him, he's too tough.[br]You kept telling me[br]she didn't care, huh? 01:08:46.56,01:08:50.00 Don't let him[br]off that leash.[br]Oh, don't worry. 01:08:50.07,01:08:53.30 Well, you've had your moment,[br]You lucky little coot. 01:08:53.37,01:08:57.00 It isn't every guy, you know,[br]to have the lovely Countess[br]swim across a lake for them. 01:08:57.07,01:09:01.31 Stop trembling,[br]Scheherazade.[br]I won't scold you. No. 01:09:01.38,01:09:05.04 I won't even mention it[br]to anybody, ever.[br]I promise. 01:09:06.48,01:09:09.94 [Violins Tuning Up] 01:09:11.56,01:09:15.55 What's that noise?[br]Oh, that? That, uh,[br]comes from the village. 01:09:15.63,01:09:20.33 You know, in the daytime[br]they make violins,[br]and in the evening, they fiddle. 01:09:21.40,01:09:24.46 [Violins] 01:10:31.37,01:10:34.83 [Continues] 01:10:36.91,01:10:39.78 Mighty pleasant,[br]isn't it? 01:10:39.84,01:10:42.94 It's probably due[br]to the echo.[br]Yeah. 01:10:43.01,01:10:46.61 Like sittin' way up[br]in the balcony, huh? 01:10:46.68,01:10:50.12 No, no, no, we must go back,[br]Scheherazade and I.[br]Oh? 01:10:50.19,01:10:54.52 Well, then I'll...[br]I'll get Buttons ready[br]for the night. 01:10:54.59,01:10:58.43 You can say[br]Your lips 01:10:58.50,01:11:02.02 Are not for me 01:11:03.50,01:11:08.06 But you can't hide[br]the kiss 01:11:08.14,01:11:11.11 That's in your eyes...[br]Would you mind[br]not singing? 01:11:11.18,01:11:13.94 What was that?[br]I said,[br]please stop singing. 01:11:14.01,01:11:17.34 Oh, sure. 01:11:17.42,01:11:20.65 What's a matter, Countess?[br]You afraid or something?[br]Afraid? 01:11:20.72,01:11:25.75 You know, this[br]silly island, the silly sunset,[br]all those fiddles tearing away, 01:11:25.82,01:11:28.59 a man's voice.[br]You have to be[br]more explicit. 01:11:28.66,01:11:32.19 But you needn't be afraid.[br]It's just that... sometimes[br]sounds do funny things. 01:11:32.26,01:11:36.63 Now, you take a big chandelier,[br]one of those high-class,[br]well brought up chandeliers, 01:11:36.70,01:11:41.00 and you hit[br]a particular note, ping. 01:11:41.07,01:11:43.70 You make that chandelier[br]tinkle all over. 01:11:43.77,01:11:49.14 Are you under the impression[br]that your voice could, as you[br]put it, make me... tinkle? 01:11:49.21,01:11:52.15 Well, yes, maybe,[br]a little around the edges. 01:11:52.22,01:11:55.19 Who do you think I am?[br]Some half-witted shop girl... 01:11:55.25,01:11:58.02 or some maudlin[br]little waitress[br]from a beer garden? 01:11:58.09,01:12:01.65 You're a chandelier,[br]Countess. 01:12:01.73,01:12:04.63 The loveliest chandelier[br]I ever saw. 01:12:04.70,01:12:07.76 Go on, sing.[br]Oh. No. 01:12:07.83,01:12:11.53 This is insulting.[br]Sing and sing at once! 01:12:16.84,01:12:20.83 You can say[br]Your lips 01:12:20.91,01:12:23.90 Are not for me 01:12:25.72,01:12:30.28 But you can't hide[br]the kiss 01:12:30.35,01:12:33.62 That's in your eyes 01:12:35.63,01:12:40.50 And you can say[br]my arms 01:12:40.56,01:12:45.00 Would only[br]leave you cold 01:12:46.10,01:12:51.13 But wait 'til[br]they hold you 01:12:51.21,01:12:55.74 And then[br]look wise 01:12:56.71,01:13:01.24 Yes[br]and you can say 01:13:01.32,01:13:05.35 Tonight will come[br]and go 01:13:07.66,01:13:15.09 Without a single[br]moment's worth of sighs 01:13:17.10,01:13:22.37 But why[br]should I agree 01:13:22.44,01:13:27.34 When I know[br]what will be 01:13:27.41,01:13:31.64 It's plain to me 01:13:31.72,01:13:36.71 Plain as the kiss 01:13:36.79,01:13:45.46 In your eyes 01:13:47.26,01:13:51.10 Plain as the kiss... 01:13:51.17,01:13:53.19 Stop it! 01:14:09.59,01:14:13.39 I had a husband.[br]He was suave[br]and distinguished. 01:14:13.46,01:14:16.59 He was dark and dashing.[br]He was six feet two. 01:14:16.66,01:14:19.63 He was the handsomest man[br]in Austria. 01:14:19.70,01:14:22.22 You're so different. 01:14:40.55,01:14:45.55 Imagine, a thousand years of[br]civilization crumbling because[br]of a drummer's vocal chords. 01:14:45.62,01:14:48.89 Isn't it utterly[br]past belief?[br]Aren't you a little harsh? 01:14:48.96,01:14:52.86 I remember once when[br]I was listening to Caruso.[br][Sighs] 01:14:52.93,01:14:57.63 Caruso is excusable,[br]but that man's voice is...[br]A cheap bathroom yowl. 01:14:57.70,01:15:00.86 Ah, Therese, think of[br]their nearness and the lake... 01:15:00.94,01:15:03.96 and the fragrance[br]of the summer night[br]in the Tyrol. 01:15:04.04,01:15:07.48 Why begrudge them a moment[br]of happiness?[br]Had it only stopped there. 01:15:07.55,01:15:11.17 But for two whole weeks[br]they were having secret[br]rendezvous on that island. 01:15:11.25,01:15:15.62 The four of them.[br]How shocking![br]How divinely shocking! 01:15:19.46,01:15:22.29 [Virgil Whistling] 01:15:30.63,01:15:34.87 [Continues] 01:15:45.25,01:15:48.38 Could I trouble you[br]for another kiss,[br]honey Countess? 01:15:48.45,01:15:51.32 No trouble at all. 01:15:53.62,01:15:57.06 [Sighs][br]I shall never[br]forget you, Virgil. 01:15:57.13,01:16:00.43 Impertinent, unpardonable,[br]ridiculous Virgil. 01:16:00.50,01:16:03.90 You bet you won't because I'm[br]gonna be around to remind you.[br]You are? 01:16:03.97,01:16:07.77 I got it all worked out,[br]honey Countess. You pack[br]Your bags. I pack mine. 01:16:07.84,01:16:11.07 We get the dogs. Take[br]the first train, first boat,[br]and then one day your folks... 01:16:11.14,01:16:14.17 are gonna get a postcard[br]from Newark, New Jersey. 01:16:14.25,01:16:19.31 It'll say,[br]"Merry Christmas from[br]Mr. And Mrs. Virgil H. Smith." 01:16:19.38,01:16:22.65 It sounds so wonderful,[br]and so impossible.[br]Oh, a few small problems. 01:16:22.72,01:16:26.52 A few? A million.[br]Where I come from,[br]there's only one real problem: 01:16:26.59,01:16:29.75 Have you got two bucks[br]for the license,[br]and two bucks I got. 01:16:29.83,01:16:32.56 Where I come from there are[br]traditions and conventions... 01:16:32.63,01:16:36.43 and family ties[br]and responsibilities...[br]Oh, forget 'em, Countess. 01:16:36.50,01:16:40.23 We can't afford[br]a scandal in my family.[br]I have a young brother. 01:16:40.30,01:16:44.37 By the grace of the Emperor,[br]he's just been admitted to[br]the Imperial Cadet School. 01:16:44.44,01:16:49.44 Good. So he'll hustle and get[br]himself a job setting up pins[br]in the Imperial Bowling Academy. 01:16:49.51,01:16:54.68 I have a young sister, 17.[br]She's to be presented at court,[br]her first great glamourous ball. 01:16:54.75,01:16:58.92 She'll call in the neighborhood[br]kids instead. She'll have[br]herself a big taffy pull. 01:16:58.99,01:17:03.76 Then there's my father, very[br]bankrupt and slightly dishonest.[br]If we affront the Emperor... 01:17:03.83,01:17:08.49 The Emperor, the Emperor.[br]Nobody's that important.[br]The Emperor is. 01:17:08.57,01:17:11.66 Why don't you tell him[br]how things are with us,[br]how we stand? 01:17:11.74,01:17:14.03 That we're crazy[br]about each other.[br]Don't be naive. 01:17:14.10,01:17:16.77 All right then,[br]let me talk to him.[br]You? 01:17:16.84,01:17:20.83 Why, sure![br]You just get me in there.[br]I'll tell him a thing or two. 01:17:20.91,01:17:23.40 You're not ashamed[br]of me, are you?[br]Of course not. 01:17:23.48,01:17:26.88 Because I have no title,[br]I'm just a businessman?[br]No, it's impossible. 01:17:26.95,01:17:30.68 The Emperor wouldn't listen[br]to you. Even if he did,[br]he wouldn't believe his ears. 01:17:30.75,01:17:35.05 I'll reason it out with him.[br]You don't reason[br]with an emperor, darling. 01:17:35.13,01:17:39.43 You bow and listen to what[br]he has to say and what he has[br]to say is no. It's always no. 01:17:39.50,01:17:42.93 And you bow again and leave.[br]Not me.[br]I don't take no's. 01:17:43.00,01:17:47.63 I get my foot in the door and[br]I talk and talk and talk fast.[br]I'm a good salesman. 01:17:47.71,01:17:49.67 So I've noticed. 01:17:51.24,01:17:55.08 Come on, honey Countess.[br]Let me see him, huh? 01:18:20.40,01:18:23.20 I'm no saint.[br]Heaven knows.[br]I'm no Puritan. 01:18:23.27,01:18:27.23 I've allowed my affections[br]to get involved with the[br]lower classes more than once, 01:18:27.31,01:18:30.64 but I had some sense[br]of proportion.[br]I love him, Father. 01:18:30.71,01:18:34.08 Prettiest girl[br]I ever knew was the daughter[br]of a garbage collector. 01:18:34.15,01:18:39.21 But at the proper time, I had[br]the good taste to consign her[br]regretfully to the garbage can. 01:18:39.29,01:18:41.81 I didn't put on a silver platter[br]and present her to my emperor. 01:18:41.89,01:18:44.33 He's wonderful[br]and I'm proud of him. 01:18:44.40,01:18:47.83 He doesn't accept[br]our silly little prejudices.[br]He's better than we are. 01:18:47.90,01:18:52.03 Garbage! He's a cheap[br]little drummer with some[br]cheap business on his mind. 01:18:52.10,01:18:56.54 No, Father,[br]with me on his mind,[br]and a wonderful shining love. 01:18:56.61,01:19:00.20 Garbage.![br][Car Approaching,[br]Fanfare Music] 01:19:18.23,01:19:21.03 Virgil.[br]Hello, Countess. 01:19:21.10,01:19:24.00 He's waiting for you.[br]Good.[br]I'm ready myself. 01:19:24.07,01:19:27.13 Now, don't be nervous.[br]Look who's talking.[br]Hi. 01:19:27.20,01:19:29.40 Garbage.[br]What are you[br]going to say? 01:19:29.47,01:19:34.14 I don't know, I'll do something.[br]I'll talk or play him a song[br]or stand on my hands. 01:19:34.21,01:19:37.74 If he doesn't like me,[br]maybe he'll like my associate.[br]He said 3:00. 01:19:37.82,01:19:40.31 He's got a little cold,[br]but I hope he's in a good mood. 01:19:40.72,01:19:43.88 [Knocking At Door][br][Coughing] 01:19:43.95,01:19:48.02 [Knocking Continues][br][Coughing] 01:19:48.09,01:19:51.55 [Weakly][br]Come in.[br][Coughing] 01:19:51.63,01:19:56.59 Step inside and bow from the[br]waist and don't straighten up[br]'til he gives you the signal. 01:19:56.67,01:20:00.00 [Coughing Continues][br]I got it. Come on, Buttons.[br]Keep your paws crossed. 01:20:00.07,01:20:04.27 I love you.[br]You took the words[br]right out of my mouth. 01:20:04.34,01:20:06.57 [Coughing Continues] 01:20:06.64,01:20:09.87 [Coughing] 01:20:15.52,01:20:20.18 [Coughing Continues] 01:20:25.80,01:20:28.82 Oooh. 01:20:28.90,01:20:33.20 Who ever told me to try[br]these nasty fumes?[br]Thank you. 01:20:33.27,01:20:36.24 You're quite welcome,[br]I'm sure.[br]And my whiskers.[br][Sniffs] 01:20:36.31,01:20:40.64 Just as I thought.[br]Now, they smell.[br]You could[br]always shave them, Your Majesty. 01:20:40.71,01:20:43.34 What was that?[br]Come here. 01:20:46.28,01:20:49.84 I think you'd look[br]much nicer without all that...[br]whipped cream. 01:20:49.92,01:20:53.86 An excellent idea.[br]They've bored me[br]for the last 40 years. 01:20:53.92,01:20:57.49 Thank you, Your Honor...[br]I mean, Your Majesty.[br]Only it cannot be done. 01:20:57.56,01:21:00.79 Why not, Your Majesty?[br]Young man, if I were[br]to shave off these whiskers, 01:21:00.86,01:21:03.42 Austria would be thrown[br]into a state of turmoil. 01:21:03.50,01:21:08.53 Think what it would do to[br]our postage stamps, our coins,[br]our bank notes. 01:21:08.61,01:21:11.90 I guess you're stuck,[br]all right.[br]I'm glad you see my point. 01:21:11.98,01:21:14.64 Straighten up.[br]Who are you? 01:21:14.71,01:21:18.70 I'm the man who, uh... Well,[br]an appointment was made for me.[br]I was to be here at 3:00. 01:21:18.78,01:21:20.88 You are Mr. Smith,[br]the American. 01:21:20.95,01:21:24.98 Yes, Your Majesty. It's[br]in connection with the Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg. 01:21:25.06,01:21:30.69 Uh, what I want, Your Majesty...[br]Well, it's a hard for me to[br]explain exactly what I do want. 01:21:30.76,01:21:34.20 Exactly what you want[br]is the Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg. 01:21:34.26,01:21:36.43 Exactly. 01:21:36.50,01:21:39.37 How long have you[br]two known each other?[br]Three weeks, roughly speaking. 01:21:39.44,01:21:43.60 Not too roughly, I trust.[br][Coughing] 01:21:43.67,01:21:45.84 You, uh, love her,[br]Mr. Smith? 01:21:45.91,01:21:48.71 Yes, I do, Your Majesty.[br]And she loves me.[br]I know it sounds crazy... 01:21:48.78,01:21:52.41 considering who she is[br]and where come from, way, way[br]the other side of the tracks. 01:21:52.48,01:21:57.68 It is somewhat unorthodox.[br]Should you marryJohanna, what[br]kind of life do you envision? 01:21:57.75,01:21:59.75 Do you intend to live[br]with her here in Vienna? 01:21:59.82,01:22:02.85 Move into her palace?[br]I should say not. 01:22:02.93,01:22:06.83 There's too many forks[br]to know which one to pick up.[br]I plan to take her home with me. 01:22:06.90,01:22:10.06 Home?[br]Which one of the United States[br]do you come from? 01:22:10.13,01:22:13.03 New Jersey.[br]Newark, New Jersey.[br]My mother has a place there. 01:22:13.10,01:22:16.13 Aplace?[br]That is, uh... an estate?[br][Exhales] 01:22:16.21,01:22:19.80 No, it's a house.[br]Sort of a half house.[br]Two family deal. 01:22:19.88,01:22:24.40 Dr. Coleman lives in the[br]other half. He's a dentist. We[br]belong to the same bowling club. 01:22:24.48,01:22:28.75 [Coughing][br]You and Johanna will live[br]with your mother? 01:22:28.82,01:22:31.72 Oh, yes. Wouldn't want her[br]alone while 'm out on the road.[br]On the road? 01:22:31.79,01:22:35.78 Look, I could've come in here[br]and thrown a big bluff about[br]being a rich Wall Street man... 01:22:35.86,01:22:38.73 just cruising around the world,[br]but actually, I don't have[br]a yacht to my name. 01:22:38.80,01:22:43.89 I'm just a traveling salesman[br]and I earn $22.50 a week against[br]four percent commission, 01:22:43.97,01:22:47.56 which isn't bad when you[br]consider what an up-and-coming[br]product I handle. 01:22:47.64,01:22:52.37 That mechanical orchestra[br]with which you pursued me[br]from Vienna to that forest? 01:22:52.44,01:22:56.44 I'm sorry about the stag.[br]Oh, I probably would have[br]missed him anyway. 01:22:56.51,01:23:00.18 I'm a very poor shot.[br][Coughing][br]This machine... 01:23:00.25,01:23:03.38 Is it practical?[br]Is it, uh, really good? 01:23:03.45,01:23:07.91 Oh, that's[br]the gosh darndest,[br]jim-dandiest machi... 01:23:07.99,01:23:11.65 Listen, Your Majesty, I didn't[br]come here to sell that machine.[br]I came here to sell myself... 01:23:11.73,01:23:15.10 so you wouldn't think[br]the Countess was throwing[br]herself away on a hoodlum. 01:23:15.17,01:23:18.73 You are not a hoodlum.[br]You are a businessman.[br]Yes, Your Majesty. 01:23:18.80,01:23:22.24 A good one, I'm sure:[br]quick, clever, enterprising. 01:23:22.31,01:23:24.54 Thank you,[br]Your Majesty. 01:23:24.61,01:23:29.48 If a good proposition offered[br]itself, you wouldn't let it[br]slip through your fingers. 01:23:29.55,01:23:34.31 Oh, I should say not, sir.[br]Good. It so happens[br]I have one for you. 01:23:34.38,01:23:37.79 You have?[br]It's a very simple one. 01:23:37.85,01:23:41.45 Give upJohanna[br]and I will endorse that machine. 01:23:41.53,01:23:45.72 Come again?[br]I'm sure you heard[br]what I said. 01:23:45.80,01:23:48.13 Look, you,[br]I love her! 01:23:48.20,01:23:51.50 That, Mr. Smith,[br]is what I am counting on. 01:23:51.57,01:23:55.73 I'm not narrow-minded.[br]I could even forgive him[br]being an American... 01:23:55.81,01:24:00.37 if he belonged to one[br]of those Vander, Astor,[br]uh, Rocker families. 01:24:00.44,01:24:03.54 But a Mr. Smith.[br]I love him. 01:24:03.61,01:24:06.55 If you say that[br]once more...[br]I love him. 01:24:06.62,01:24:10.88 Garbage.[br]Father, if you say that[br]once more... 01:24:10.95,01:24:15.02 [Coughing][br]I've seen these things[br]happen before, Mr. Smith. 01:24:15.09,01:24:18.29 I've seen them happen[br]over and over again. 01:24:18.36,01:24:21.73 There was a grandniece[br]of mine who ran away[br]with a fencing master. 01:24:21.80,01:24:25.63 An archduchess who fell in love[br]with a tourist guide in Egypt. 01:24:25.70,01:24:29.04 Princes have eloped[br]with soubrettes,[br]princesses with headwaiters. 01:24:29.11,01:24:32.37 And why not[br]if they loved each other?[br]Why not? 01:24:32.44,01:24:34.88 Let me tell you why not. 01:24:34.95,01:24:38.35 My grandniece[br]and her fencing master.[br]What happened? 01:24:38.42,01:24:44.29 A few beautiful months in Naples[br]and then she began to want to[br]go back to the life she left. 01:24:44.35,01:24:46.79 There's no going back. 01:24:46.86,01:24:51.12 Eventually, she threw herself[br]from the fifth story window[br]of her hotel. 01:24:51.19,01:24:56.39 The archduchess with her[br]tourist guide had less luck,[br]or less character. 01:24:56.47,01:25:00.37 She's living still... in a cheap[br]Viennese boarding house... 01:25:00.44,01:25:04.03 on sleeping pills and brandy[br]to forget where she came from. 01:25:04.11,01:25:07.70 Where she came from?[br]Because you're so much better[br]than we are? 01:25:07.78,01:25:10.14 I don't say[br]we are better. 01:25:10.21,01:25:13.11 As a matter of fact,[br]I think you are better. 01:25:13.18,01:25:17.78 You are simpler.[br]You are stronger. Ultimately,[br]the world will be yours. 01:25:17.85,01:25:19.85 You bet it will! 01:25:19.92,01:25:25.33 What I'm trying to explain,[br]Mr. Smith, is that...[br]we are different. 01:25:25.40,01:25:29.86 We are like snails[br]living in lovely twisted[br]little twisted shells. 01:25:29.93,01:25:32.77 Uh, have you ever observed[br]a snail, Mr. Smith? 01:25:32.84,01:25:35.57 They are[br]majestic creatures... 01:25:35.64,01:25:40.77 with small coronetted heads[br]that peer very proudly[br]from their tiny castles. 01:25:40.84,01:25:46.21 They move with dignity.[br]I imagine they have a great[br]sense of their own importance. 01:25:46.28,01:25:49.15 But you take them[br]from their shells[br]and they die. 01:25:49.22,01:25:51.31 That is us,[br]Mr. Smith.[br]Aw, that's a lot of... 01:25:51.39,01:25:53.32 I know my class. 01:25:53.39,01:25:57.52 TakeJohanna with you and you[br]destroy her. Do you want to[br]destroy someone you love? 01:25:57.59,01:26:00.69 I don't want to[br]and I'm not going to![br]I'm gonna make her happy. 01:26:00.76,01:26:02.96 One chance[br]in a million. 01:26:03.03,01:26:05.80 Uh, bring[br]that apparatus here. 01:26:10.41,01:26:12.50 [Coughing] 01:26:12.58,01:26:14.91 I don't know whether[br]she mentioned it... 01:26:14.98,01:26:18.21 but there are[br]two other offers[br]forJohanna's hand: 01:26:18.28,01:26:21.18 the Prince Baloshaza[br]and the Marques Lafuente. 01:26:21.25,01:26:23.52 And they're both idiots.[br]I agree. 01:26:23.59,01:26:26.11 No chance of[br]any wild love there. 01:26:26.19,01:26:28.62 But, uh,[br]let's look ahead. 01:26:28.69,01:26:32.22 PictureJohanna[br]in the two-family house[br]in Newark. 01:26:32.30,01:26:35.99 Oh, she may still love you[br]and yet as she dries the dishes,[br]won't she think: 01:26:36.07,01:26:39.52 "Tonight, there is[br]the gala opening[br]of the opera in Vienna. 01:26:39.60,01:26:44.37 "Last week should have been[br]at the races at Ascot[br]in the Royal enclosure. 01:26:44.44,01:26:48.97 wonder how the season is[br]at Biarritz. "[br]She won't think that. 01:26:49.05,01:26:51.41 Because she has you?[br]That's right. 01:26:53.42,01:26:55.94 Are you enough,[br]Mr. Smith? 01:26:56.02,01:26:58.95 Twenty-two fifty a week[br]with a four percent commission. 01:27:07.13,01:27:10.12 Play it,[br]please. 01:27:11.30,01:27:14.76 Do you think[br]I should go in?[br]No, Father. 01:27:14.84,01:27:19.37 On hearing such a fantastic[br]proposal, I wager His Majesty[br]fainted or had a stroke. 01:27:19.44,01:27:22.61 [Phonograph][br]What's he playing[br]music for? 01:27:22.68,01:27:26.71 Because everything's going[br]so well. Because His Majesty's[br]listened to him. 01:27:28.49,01:27:33.62 And that song... Tricking[br]an old man into a sentimental[br]mood. It's not fair. 01:27:33.69,01:27:36.16 It's yes, it's yes. 01:27:36.23,01:27:39.99 It's yes![br]The Emperor's cracking up.[br]Heaven help our poor monarchy. 01:27:40.06,01:27:45.56 Oh, monarchy, monarchy.[br]Crowns, titles, crests.[br]Who cares, Father? Who cares? 01:27:45.64,01:27:48.80 [Continues] 01:28:01.18,01:28:03.85 Well, don't just stand there,[br]Virgil, what happened? 01:28:06.19,01:28:08.49 [Makes Clicking Sound] 01:28:08.56,01:28:13.55 - What does that mean?[br]Is it all right?[br]- All right? It's great. 01:28:13.63,01:28:16.72 Oh, it's great.[br]Do you hear that?[br]What did His Majesty say? 01:28:16.80,01:28:19.29 Oh, exactly what[br]I wanted him to say.[br]Virgil! 01:28:19.37,01:28:22.46 I sure wanna thank you,[br]honey Countess, both for myself[br]and on behalf of the company. 01:28:22.54,01:28:26.57 Oh, it's all so wonderful.[br]What company?[br]The phonograph company. 01:28:26.64,01:28:29.98 They better send you[br]a bathtub full of roses.[br]Me, why? 01:28:30.05,01:28:33.24 Well, you helped swing[br]the deal, didn't you?[br]What deal? 01:28:33.32,01:28:36.05 I sold him[br]the phonograph.[br]You sold him... 01:28:36.12,01:28:38.45 What's he talking about? 01:28:38.52,01:28:42.32 Hush, Father. Go on, please.[br]I knew I could sell him[br]if I could just get to him. 01:28:42.39,01:28:47.63 He's a wonderful old guy.[br]He fell for it like that.[br]He did? 01:28:47.70,01:28:52.86 t'll be a cinch. Virgil Smith,[br]by appointment to His Majesty,[br]Frances Joseph the First. 01:28:52.94,01:28:56.67 Who made that appointment?[br]My little honey Countess. 01:28:56.74,01:29:00.37 My mind isn't as quick as yours.[br]Let's be quite clear about this. 01:29:00.44,01:29:03.04 It was that phonograph[br]from the very beginning? 01:29:03.11,01:29:07.91 Oh, come now, Countess.[br]What's a salesman after, first,[br]last and all the time? A sale. 01:29:07.98,01:29:12.55 Of course. And everything[br]that happened between us, all[br]those words, those silly dreams, 01:29:12.62,01:29:15.42 that was all part[br]of what you call...[br]a sales campaign? 01:29:15.49,01:29:19.99 I had a hunch you'd be[br]a little sore, but you couldn't[br]have taken it seriously. 01:29:20.06,01:29:23.00 A Countess and a drummer,[br]come now. 01:29:23.07,01:29:26.06 No, not really.[br]Only for a short time, perhaps, 01:29:26.14,01:29:29.94 which makes me very stupid[br]or you a very good[br]salesman, indeed. 01:29:30.01,01:29:32.84 The company thinks so.[br]They send me on all[br]the tough assignments. 01:29:32.91,01:29:36.57 - It wasn't so tough, was it?[br]- This is what you get[br]for stooping so low. 01:29:36.65,01:29:39.34 You're right, Father. 01:29:39.42,01:29:44.08 The blood rushes to one's head[br]and one gets a little dizzy[br]but I'm quite all right now. 01:29:44.15,01:29:47.21 [Virgil][br]No hard feelings?[br]No feelings at all. 01:29:47.29,01:29:51.42 It's so preposterous,[br]it's... it's funny.[br]It's nothing but funny. 01:29:51.49,01:29:55.90 You and that island[br]and that nasty little dog, and[br]my going to the Emperor for you. 01:29:55.97,01:30:00.93 t's funny[br]and it's asinine and humiliating[br]and a little disgusting, 01:30:01.00,01:30:06.24 but it's mostly funny.[br]Not so funny as me taking[br]a life-size countess to Newark. 01:30:07.54,01:30:10.01 This is yours,[br]I believe.[br]So it is. 01:30:10.05,01:30:11.95 Come on, Buttons. 01:30:13.18,01:30:17.62 Good-bye, Countess.[br]His respectful regards[br]to Scheherazade. 01:30:17.69,01:30:22.15 I never suspected that even[br]garbage could be so cheap.[br]Don't you know us Americans? 01:30:22.23,01:30:26.49 Anything for a dollar.[br] [Whistles] 01:30:31.70,01:30:35.64 [Continues] 01:30:42.25,01:30:46.11 [Continues] 01:31:06.84,01:31:10.40 Everything seemed so perfect[br]with that dreadful man[br]out of her life. 01:31:10.47,01:31:13.97 Johanna engaged[br]to the Marques Lafuente.[br]Half a dozen castles. 01:31:14.04,01:31:18.48 Seven. The Lafuentes have more[br]of everything. Their children[br]were born with 11 fingers. 01:31:18.55,01:31:23.65 And the poor American,[br]what happened to him?[br]Poor? What's poor about him? 01:31:23.72,01:31:28.21 He made a gigantic success[br]selling those machines by[br]the thousands, the little worm. 01:31:28.29,01:31:32.13 Worm indeed.[br]By what possible right did he[br]come to the Emperor's Ball? 01:31:32.20,01:31:35.89 Oh, why can't[br]he leaveJohanna alone?[br]What does he want from her now? 01:31:35.97,01:31:39.49 I wouldn't have broken[br]into that ballroom if it wasn't[br]a matter of life and death. 01:31:39.57,01:31:41.73 Mr. Smith,[br]I am not interested. 01:31:41.81,01:31:45.76 Countess, after this[br]You'll never see me again.[br]We're ready to go back home. 01:31:45.84,01:31:49.64 Only he'll never make it.[br]He'll never live to see America[br]again unless you help us. 01:31:49.71,01:31:53.17 No.[br]He's out there in a[br]sleigh, all bundled up.[br]You ought to see him. 01:31:53.25,01:31:56.84 Poor little rack of bones.[br]Hasn't slept in I don't know[br]how long. Won't eat. 01:31:56.92,01:32:00.58 Just lies there with his eyes[br]like a couple of candles[br]that are just about burned out. 01:32:00.66,01:32:03.56 I'm extremely sorry.[br]Last night he dragged[br]himself out of the hotel. 01:32:03.63,01:32:06.89 You know where I found him?[br]Down in front of your house.[br]I rang the bell. 01:32:06.96,01:32:11.23 One of your servants told me[br]Scheherazade was at the Palace.[br]She cannot be disturbed. 01:32:11.30,01:32:15.03 What are you trying to do?[br]You trying to take it out[br]on him for something I did? 01:32:15.10,01:32:19.70 Buttons isn't a businessman.[br]All Buttons did was[br]to lose his fool heart. 01:32:19.78,01:32:22.34 One doesn't die[br]of a lost heart, Mr. Smith, 01:32:22.41,01:32:25.90 except in those syrupy songs[br]chambermaids play[br]on your phonograph. 01:32:25.98,01:32:31.05 Aw, let him see her just once.[br]Give them one moment together[br]so the dog can breathe again. 01:32:31.12,01:32:34.45 [Door Closes] 01:32:46.64,01:32:50.04 [Waltz Continues] 01:32:52.01,01:32:55.91 You're not gonna let him die.[br]Let me go out to the sleigh[br]and get him. 01:32:55.98,01:32:59.21 Release my arm, Mr. Smith.[br]I'm expected back[br]in the ballroom. 01:32:59.28,01:33:02.81 I forgot the word, maybe.[br]Please.[br][Door Closes] 01:33:02.89,01:33:05.22 Please.[br][Footsteps Approaching] 01:33:10.86,01:33:13.73 Johanna,[br]where have you been?[br]What is it, Father? 01:33:13.80,01:33:17.63 It's Scheherazade. Word's[br]just come from the stables.[br]The veterinary says any moment. 01:33:17.70,01:33:21.57 Well, aren't you coming[br]for the great event?[br]Of course, Father. 01:33:26.14,01:33:30.01 [Continues][br][Sighs] 01:33:31.55,01:33:34.31 [Scratching At Window] 01:33:34.38,01:33:37.08 [Whining] 01:33:44.59,01:33:49.36 What are you doing here?[br]I thought I told you to wait[br]for me and stay covered up. 01:33:49.43,01:33:54.34 [Whines][br]She isn't here and you[br]wouldn't want to see her. 01:33:54.40,01:33:59.31 Not anymore.[br]Take my word for it.[br]All right, you asked for it. 01:33:59.38,01:34:02.74 She took the other fellow after[br]all, that royal stuffed shirt. 01:34:02.81,01:34:07.68 Seems at this very moment she's[br]presenting him with a family.[br]Now, do you give up? 01:34:07.75,01:34:11.31 [Whines, Barking][br]Here, Buttons.[br]Where are you going? Here. 01:34:11.39,01:34:16.26 [Continues] 01:34:30.41,01:34:33.50 Your Majesty.[br]Good evening, Dr. Zweiback.[br]Have they arrived yet? 01:34:33.58,01:34:36.81 Not quite yet,[br]Your Majesty.[br]How is the patient? 01:34:36.88,01:34:41.98 Admirable. Temperature normal,[br]pulse full, soft and regular.[br]We have no apprehensions. 01:34:42.05,01:34:45.61 I warn you, Dr. Zweiback,[br]I expect every care taken[br]in the delivery. 01:34:45.69,01:34:50.06 They shall be ushered into the[br]world with all the solicitude[br]of which my hands are capable. 01:34:50.13,01:34:52.42 Stop that nonsense.[br]Go back to your patient. 01:34:52.46,01:34:56.26 If Your Majesty will excuse me,[br]I feel that I should[br]be with her now. 01:34:59.87,01:35:01.86 [Door Closes] 01:35:01.94,01:35:04.63 [Sighs][br]Great relief[br]when this is all over. 01:35:04.71,01:35:07.84 I feel exactly as I did[br]when I was waiting[br]for the birth ofJohanna. 01:35:07.91,01:35:10.88 I realize this[br]is more important. 01:35:10.95,01:35:14.11 What shall we call the little[br]black things, Holenia? 01:35:14.18,01:35:17.88 I've made a list of a few[br]dark names. For the first born,[br]I should suggest Othello. 01:35:17.95,01:35:21.58 Good.[br]For the second,[br]perhaps Cafe Noir. 01:35:21.66,01:35:24.46 If he's very small,[br]Demi-tasse. 01:35:24.53,01:35:28.43 And if it's a female, Sheba.[br]Queen of Sheba, you know.[br]She was dark. 01:35:28.50,01:35:31.63 Simply inspired,[br]Your Majesty. 01:35:45.48,01:35:48.42 [Virgil][br]Hey, hey, Buttons.[br]Buttons. 01:35:56.93,01:36:01.12 Come on, Buttons, let's go home.[br]What do you got there?[br]What's the matter? 01:36:08.50,01:36:10.53 [Panting] 01:36:10.61,01:36:12.87 Quiet, darling.[br]How long, Dr. Zweiback? 01:36:12.94,01:36:16.71 Not long at all, Countess.[br]Not an hour. Not a minute.[br]Not a second... 01:36:16.78,01:36:21.31 because, hocus-pocus,[br]announcing the first arrival. 01:36:31.56,01:36:34.76 [Puppies Whimpering] 01:36:43.51,01:36:47.97 Your Majesty had promised Rome[br]to the Duke von Bregens.[br]Oh, not definitely. 01:36:48.04,01:36:50.60 There's an interesting[br]possibility in the Hague. 01:36:50.68,01:36:52.61 How so?[br][Knocking At Door] 01:37:09.80,01:37:11.99 Yes.[br]The puppies[br]have arrived. 01:37:12.07,01:37:14.47 Well?[br]You've lost one of them?[br]Well? No. 01:37:14.54,01:37:16.97 Are they deformed?[br]Have they got two heads?[br]No. 01:37:17.04,01:37:20.77 What is it?[br]Brace yourself,[br]Baron Holenia. 01:37:22.35,01:37:25.41 [Whimpering Continues] 01:37:25.48,01:37:28.11 [Holenia][br]No.[br][Dr. Zweiback][br]Yes. 01:37:30.25,01:37:34.55 That blasted blackJezebel.[br]Father, please, don't.[br]Not now. 01:37:34.62,01:37:39.22 Isn't there one of them[br]that hasn't got so much white?[br]That's all there is, Baron. 01:37:39.30,01:37:43.16 Cursed. Cursed.[br]She can't do this to me. 01:37:43.23,01:37:46.07 She seems[br]to have done it, Father. 01:37:47.77,01:37:52.50 Your Majesty would like to know[br]if there are any developments.[br]There are. 01:38:01.78,01:38:05.69 What is it, Holenia?[br]I was told to come here because[br]it would happen at any minute. 01:38:05.76,01:38:08.25 When will it happen?[br]It has happened,[br]Your Majesty. 01:38:08.32,01:38:11.02 It has? How many?[br]Three, Your Majesty. 01:38:11.09,01:38:15.93 Three? Is that all?[br]It's not many but I dare say[br]it will have to do. 01:38:16.00,01:38:18.52 Where are my glasses?[br]I want to see them at once. 01:38:18.60,01:38:22.80 I don't think[br]Your Majesty should.[br]Why?[br]Why shouldn't I see them? 01:38:22.87,01:38:27.07 Your Majesty, great grief[br]has befallen us. The puppies... 01:38:27.14,01:38:30.08 Come, come, come.[br]It was beyond my control,[br]Your Majesty. 01:38:30.15,01:38:33.14 The puppies[br]were born dead. 01:38:33.22,01:38:37.28 Dead?[br][Dr. Zweiback] One of those[br]rare, unpredictable occurrences. 01:38:37.35,01:38:41.45 The expected mother[br]must've had a fall.[br]Dead? All three of them? 01:38:41.52,01:38:45.52 [Holenia][br]Yes, Your Majesty.[br]Dead is such an ugly word. 01:38:45.60,01:38:50.09 We're bitterly sorry for[br]Your Majesty's disappointment.[br]How is Scheherazade? 01:38:50.17,01:38:52.73 She's recovering nicely,[br]thank you, Your Majesty. 01:38:52.80,01:38:55.40 Poor Louis.[br]It will be quite a blow. 01:38:55.47,01:38:59.53 In this our moment[br]of sorrow, may I venture[br]to offer some consolation? 01:38:59.61,01:39:03.94 There will be other days.[br]She'll give us some puppies yet.[br]That's the way to look at it. 01:39:04.01,01:39:06.78 Come spring[br]and we can count[br]on another litter. 01:39:06.85,01:39:09.32 The question is,[br]can I count on another spring? 01:39:09.39,01:39:12.05 If I may be permitted, Your[br]Majesty, it's almost 11:00.[br]What of it? 01:39:12.12,01:39:15.35 The ball, Your Majesty.[br]Your Majesty is to appear[br]at 11:00. 01:39:15.42,01:39:18.52 His Majesty is[br]in no mood for a ball.[br]You're quite right. 01:39:18.59,01:39:23.83 I'm in the mood for a cemetery.[br]Let us proceed to the ball. 01:39:29.41,01:39:32.07 [Dr. Zweiback Whispering][br]Baron Holenia. 01:39:32.14,01:39:36.08 The puppies.[br]What about the puppies?[br]Didn't you hear? They're dead. 01:39:36.15,01:39:39.08 They are?[br]They must be.[br]Dead, buried, forgotten. 01:39:39.15,01:39:42.55 See to it at once.[br]That's an order. 01:39:45.39,01:39:49.29 All right, Andreas.[br]You heard the orders. 01:39:49.69,01:39:53.13 [Puppies Whimpering] 01:39:55.36,01:39:58.03 Cover up the head. 01:40:04.81,01:40:08.74 [Squealing] 01:40:35.17,01:40:38.44 [Squealing Continues] 01:40:47.25,01:40:48.31 [Virgil][br]Hi.! 01:40:49.89,01:40:53.82 May I come in or is it past[br]visiting hours?[br]Who are you? Get out of here! 01:40:53.89,01:40:58.09 Oh, aren't you being a little[br]rude? This little gentlemen[br]is a very close relative. 01:40:58.16,01:41:00.96 Nobody's allowed in here.[br]Oh, well, he is.[br]Say hello to them. 01:41:01.03,01:41:04.09 Keep away from her.[br]Here, look out.[br]What are you doing? 01:41:04.17,01:41:07.26 [Puppies Squealing,[br]Water Running][br]Where are the pups? 01:41:07.34,01:41:12.17 Throw him out![br]Wait a minute. Where are those[br]pups? What goes on here? 01:41:12.24,01:41:15.11 Orders have been given.[br]What orders?[br]What are you gonna do? 01:41:15.18,01:41:18.15 Get out of here![br]Aaah. 01:41:18.21,01:41:20.31 [Dr. Zweiback][br]Hold him.! 01:41:31.53,01:41:35.69 I flatter myself I handled[br]the puppy situation rather well. 01:41:35.77,01:41:39.13 Do you think it's ever wise[br]to lie to His Majesty?[br]The puppies are dead. 01:41:39.20,01:41:42.40 I gave orders.[br]Sssh.[br]Father! 01:41:47.51,01:41:51.04 [Knocking Floor] 01:41:51.11,01:41:53.38 [Drum Roll] 01:41:55.52,01:42:00.22 [Orchestra] 01:42:15.07,01:42:19.03 [Orchestra Continues] 01:42:37.63,01:42:42.36 [Orchestra Stops][br]You're not gonna kill 'em.[br]You're not gonna, understand? 01:42:42.43,01:42:44.80 'm not gonna let you.! 01:42:44.87,01:42:49.53 don't care how many of you[br]there are. T's probably a good[br]thing there are so many of you. 01:42:49.61,01:42:54.94 Maybe all of you can scrape up[br]decency to lay off three duffers[br]who'vejust begun to breathe! 01:42:55.01,01:42:57.95 [Panting][br]There not pure enough[br]for you, huh? 01:42:58.01,01:43:02.18 Not quite your sort.[br]Freaks! Little mongrels[br]You wouldn't have around! 01:43:02.25,01:43:06.24 So what are you gonna do?[br]You're gonna shake 'em off that[br]great, big noble family tree... 01:43:06.32,01:43:08.95 and let them rot[br]as if nothing had happened! 01:43:09.02,01:43:11.15 What have you there,[br]Mr. Smith? 01:43:11.23,01:43:13.82 Scheherazade's puppies,[br]and you know it! 01:43:15.50,01:43:20.56 Baron Holenia.[br]It seemed wiser. I didn't want[br]to shock Your Majesty. 01:43:20.64,01:43:22.80 Bring them here,[br]Mr. Smith. 01:43:22.87,01:43:28.04 And as my hearing[br]is not impaired, please[br]do not shout at me. 01:43:28.11,01:43:31.48 Well, I wanted[br]to get my two cents worth in[br]before you started talking. 01:43:31.55,01:43:34.68 Last time, like a chump,[br]I kept my mouth shut[br]and what did you do? 01:43:34.75,01:43:39.19 You sold me about the wrong side[br]of the tracks and me not being[br]good enough. You remember? 01:43:39.26,01:43:43.92 Are we discussing the Countess[br]von Stolzenberg-Stolzenberg[br]or the contents of that basket? 01:43:43.99,01:43:46.99 Well, it amounts[br]to the same thing.[br]Only now I know, 01:43:47.06,01:43:50.66 with your very kind permission,[br]that you were full[br]of cracked ice! 01:43:50.73,01:43:54.40 Or maybe I was[br]to fall for it and walk out[br]and make a heel out of myself! 01:43:54.47,01:43:57.30 Virgil, will you say that[br]again, please, slowly[br]and plainly and simply? 01:43:57.37,01:43:59.90 Not now, honey Countess. 01:43:59.98,01:44:01.91 [Whimpering] 01:44:01.98,01:44:05.61 Your Majesty, was it me[br]that you made him give up?[br]Yes, Johanna, yes. 01:44:05.68,01:44:09.34 We both agreed that with him,[br]You had only one chance[br]in a million to be happy. 01:44:09.42,01:44:14.55 Your Majesty thinks that I am[br]happy? Isn't one chance in a[br]million better than no chance? 01:44:14.62,01:44:19.15 My dear, you're much[br]too pretty for mathematics.[br]They're all boys. 01:44:19.23,01:44:21.56 That's right.[br]Boys run in Buttons' family. 01:44:21.63,01:44:25.62 This tiny one has a bite[br]like a nutcracker.[br]They're sweet, Your Majesty. 01:44:25.70,01:44:28.33 They'll be the strongest,[br]the smartest, the funniest... 01:44:28.40,01:44:32.10 And between Buttons and me,[br]we'll bring 'em up right[br]when we get 'em back home. 01:44:32.17,01:44:34.47 - Can I have 'em back now, sir?[br]- You cannot. 01:44:34.54,01:44:37.71 Why should you have Buttons,[br]Johanna, Scheherazade[br]and the puppies? 01:44:37.78,01:44:41.94 Maybe we could leave one.[br]The one who's so attached[br]to His Majesty's finger. 01:44:42.02,01:44:46.08 Sounds like a good deal.[br]I'd even be willing to[br]withdraw the cracked ice crack. 01:44:46.16,01:44:50.82 I'm keeping them all.[br]Now leave me alone.[br]Go on, dance, all of you. 01:44:52.16,01:44:54.79 [Orchestra][br]Your Majesty, if I may... 01:44:54.86,01:44:58.80 You may not, Holenia.[br]I will talk to you later. 01:45:05.01,01:45:08.84 Putzi, how do I[br]look to you now? 01:45:08.91,01:45:13.08 I think the word[br]is ravishing.[br]Shall we dance? 01:45:24.99,01:45:28.66 [Virgil][br]Love is a dream 01:45:28.73,01:45:31.70 Yet it's so real 01:45:31.77,01:45:34.70 Hard to explain 01:45:34.77,01:45:38.10 Just how you feel 01:45:38.17,01:45:41.20 Deep in your heart 01:45:41.28,01:45:44.11 Joy seems to dwell 01:45:44.18,01:45:48.48 Like poets say 01:45:48.55,01:45:52.08 It's perfectly swell
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