Trouble in Paradise Page #2
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- 1932
- 83 min
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I have a confession to make to you.
Baron, you are a crook.
two fifty-three, five, seven and nine.
- May I have the salt?
- Please.
- Thank you.
- The pepper too?
- No, thank you.
- You're very welcome.
Countess, believe me,
before you left this room,
I would have told you everything.
And let me say this
with love in my heart.
Countess, you are a thief.
The wallet of the gentleman in
two fifty-three, five, seven and nine...
is in your possession.
I knew it very well
when you took it out of my pocket.
In fact, you tickled me.
But your embrace was so sweet.
- Countess.
- Thank you.
- I like you, Baron.
By the way,
your pin.
- Thank you, Baron.
- Not at all.
There's one very good stone in it.
What time is it?
It was five minutes slow,
but I regulated it for you.
I hope you don't mind
if I keep your garter.
Darling!
Oh, now, darling. Tell me...
Tell me all about yourself. Who are you?
You remember the man who walked
into the Bank of Constantinople...
and walked out with
the Bank of Constantinople?
- Monescu!
- Gaston Monescu.
Gaston!
I love you.
I loved you the moment I saw you.
I'm mad about you.
My little shoplifter.
My darling.
Geneva. From Geneva comes the news...
that the famous
international crook, Gaston Monescu,
robbed the peace conference
yesterday.
He took practically everything
except the peace.
and confiscated all the stolen goods,
but he managed to escape
in an inexplainable manner.
This is the Paris
police reporter speaking.
Ladies and gentlemen,
through the courtesy
of Colet and Company,
manufacturers of the most famous
perfumes in the worid.
Remember, it doesn't matter what
you say, it doesn't matter how you look.
It's how you smell. Thank you.
# Colet, Colet
Colet and Company #
# Are makers of the best perfumes #
# If you and your beloved can't agree #
# Permit us to suggest perfumes #
# Cleopatra was a lovely tantalizer #
# But she did it
# We'll make you smell like a rose #
Well, I am sure, Madame Colet,
if your husband were alive,
in times like these... cut salaries.
Unfortunately, Monsieur Giron,
business bores me to distraction.
Besides, I have
a luncheon engagement.
So I think we better leave the salaries
just where they are. Good-bye.
Good-bye, Madame Colet.
This one, Madame Colet,
is only 3,000 francs.
Oh, no, that's entirely too much.
- How 'bout that one?
- Oh, this one, madame.
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