On Approval Page #3
- Year:
- 1944
- 80 min
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Well how can you until you marry him?
I shall take him away with
me for a month alone.
Take him away?
On approval.
Take a man a... way with...
but Maria, how can you
think of such a thing?
Helen, I thought you
Americans were unconventional.
Well I don't think we'd
go as far as that.
No?
Well our men are different. Perhaps
Englishmen are less amorous less...
enterprising.
I shouldn't rely too much on that.
Did you know her late
husband Arthur Wislack?
Did I know him? Did I watch
him with murder in my heart?
Treating that divine creature with
cruelty and neglect and...
eventually dying of drink.
He hated drink.
Then why did he?
He chose it as the most agreeable
way of being unconcious...
while awaiting his release.
George I warn you, if you say...
Richard old boy, if I have in any way
hurt your feelings I apologise.
Have a cigar.
Now I know your a politician
seer. Is it yours?
Certainly not, it was
provided by our hostess.
But Maria, is it fair to expose
a man to such temptation?
Suppose his love for you overcame
him and he should attempt to...
I should of course take a revolver.
If suppose you came to care for him?
Then my aim might not be so accurate.
What is more important, have you
asked her if she loves you?
How can I? My income is 300 a year...
her's is 25,000.
Oh I take everything back...
you have given me a reason
why you are right to love her.
Are you suggesting I love
her for her money?
I'm suggesting it's
a reason you should.
What do you think you could
learn about a man in a month?
As much as I wish.
But Maria, the scandal.
inclined to gossip than most men.
Maria, I believe you've
got someone in mind.
Well as a matter of fact, there
is a man in your party tonight...
who in a month might surprise me.
There's nothing for it Richard,
you must propose to her.
I haven't the courage.
Ever tried brandy?
One day I sat with a bottle
and recited to it the language I should
use when asking her to be my wife.
With the result that
when I was in the room...
I was unable even to
wish her good evening.
Bad luck. But Richard...
do as I say and I give you my
word that a month from tonight...
you'll pop in to her bed with
a cry "Maria, here I am".
George, that is an observation
which I consider most unsuitable.
Either here or in the
place you suggest.
I was speaking metaphorically.
I trust so.
You must have courage Richard. Think
what marriage to Maria means to you.
Someone to be with, to talk to, no
money cares, no cares of any kind.
It's not for me. Think of the little
ones crackling up and down the room.
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