Liliom Page #3
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- 1934
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Except for Mrs. Leclerc,
who spent three weeks in the hospital.
Three...
There you have it.
Come on, kids.
I'm tired of playing the clown
at the Hippo-Palace.
Get out of here! I never want
to see you again, you dirty hooligan!
Out of commission!
Poor Mr. Liliom!
Don't feel sorry for me.
You too, or I'll smack you!
I'm not.
What will you do now, Mr. Liliom?
- Go for a drink.
- With us, Mr. Liliom?
I can't refuse, if you're paying.
Or you.
Are you rich?
- I've got eight...
- Eight francs?
Eight sous.
How about you?
No money? Don't worry about it.
I'll get my things
and then I'll buy us a drink.
Wait for me in front of the fakir,
next to the doughnut stand.
No, make that near the bridge...
at the fourth park bench
on the avenue.
- Are you upset?
- Are you?
A little.
Me too.
She fired him on our account.
It's him!
You're both still here?
You told us to wait for you.
I only invited one of you.
The other one can take a walk.
So...
which one will it be?
I'm waiting.
Mr. Liliom...
if she gets in after midnight,
her employers will fire her.
Fire her? I was fired too.
Yes.
Good night, then.
So...
we're in the same boat tonight.
Both of us, fired.
Let's not talk about that anymore.
You want to go for a drink?
Want to go dancing?
So, where do you want to go?
Do you have a sweetheart?
Don't lie.
I'm not lying.
I'd tell you if I did.
I've never had one.
Come on, you stayed
because you know the tune.
What tune?
This can't be!
Don't tell me you don't know
why you're sitting here in the dark...
close to me.
What's your name?
Your first name.
Julie.
Police.
Here are two more!
Your papers.
- Oh, it's you.
- Military papers, as usual.
They had to add an extra page
for previous offenses.
Ask the sergeant for a character
reference. He knows me.
This is Liliom, Inspector.
A carnival barker,
hauled in several times...
for assault and battery
and drunkenness in public.
Is that your girlfriend?
No.
- Your name?
- Julie Boulard.
- Chambermaid?
- Show us your hands.
No, all-purpose maid.
Why aren't you
at your employer's home...
instead of roaming around
at this hour with this character?
It's my day off.
He'll take your savings and then,
"So long, see you!"
I don't have any money.
You're barking up the wrong tree
with this one, Liliom.
You've got me mixed up
with someone else, Sergeant.
Julie Boulard, I must warn you...
against this dangerous
seducer of maids.
then he'll make off with your money.
But have no fear.
Come with us.
One of our men will escort you
to your employer's house.
Is that an order?
Just some friendly advice.
Thank you, sir.
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