Houseboat Page #2
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That's 555 feet high.
lt's dedicated to the memory
of George Washington.
He died December 1 4th, 1 799.
Over there is the memorial
to Thomas Jefferson,
the third President of the United States.
He died on July 4th...
That's one of the most
striking examples of...
Robert, you ought to pay attention.
You're getting a sightseeing tour
of one of the most beautiful
cities in the world.
Do you have to talk about
dead people all the time?
There's nothing in this whole city
but dead people.
l want to go back to Aunt Carolyn.
All right, no more monuments.
Tonight we'll go
to the Watergate Concert by the river.
This afternoon l'll take you
to the National Museum.
- What's in a museum?
- Dead people.
- Come on.
- Where are you going to drag us now?
- How about some ice-cream?
- Good idea.
Don't tell me l had a good idea, at last.
ls my mother in a museum?
- No.
- Good.
- l got that seat.
- No, it's mine!
Cut it out. Come on.
Give me that thing.
Robert Winters.
Your father is looking for you.
Come to the parking area.
Robert Winters.
Come to the parking area immediately.
What a delightful concert.
You are so kind.
Have you met my daughter?
- How do you do?
- Delighted.
You must be having have the time
of your life. All America at your feet.
- At my father's feet.
- lt's the same thing.
- l'd like to talk to you, Signor Zaccardi.
- By all means. Come here.
lt's all settled.
Your father has agreed.
You'll all come to my place
for a cosy supper.
About 40 or 50 of the best people.
Will you excuse me?
l've got a terrible headache.
She hasn't been feeling well.
- Cinzia.
- Yes, l do not have a headache.
Do you know who this woman is?
The Boston Symphony.
''We'll have a cosy supper.
40 or 50 of the best people.''
l'm tired of the best people.
l wish l could meet
some of the worst people.
Papa, one night.
Let me have tonight alone.
l don't want to leave America
without having met an American.
What do you do with a girl like this?
l'm not a rich man.
Best schools in Switzerland for her.
Last month she climbs out of a window
and runs away.
about Stravinsky or Rossini
or you conducting La Scala
at the age of 1 4.
l'm 22 and l haven't yet given my first
performance for a man, any man.
Go ahead. Have a daughter.
See what happens.
You will come to the supper with us.
Do you understand?
You haven't eaten all day.
Without food,
everything is discord.
A starving orchestra l had tonight.
Wash your face.
Compose yourself. We will wait.
Wait.
ls this your boat?
No. l will pay you...
As soon as l get some money.
You don't have to,
it's not my boat either.
- Where are you going?
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