Suez
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- 1938
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Point for M. de Lesseps.
Point 30.
Bravo, that was wonderful.
Eighth game and second set to
Mr le Vicomte de Latour.
Better keep your mind on the game.
Mesdames et Messieurs
Monsieur le Prsident de la Rpublique
Look at that. He sits down on that throne
as if he liked it.
After all, Louis Napoleon is a Bonapart.
Emperors seem to run in his family.
As a staunch believer in the Republic,
that's exactly why I'm worried.
You better keep your mind on the game.
Third and deciding set.
Mr de Lesseps will serve.
Who's that playing against de Latour?
Ferdinand de Lesseps, Mr le Prsident.
Son of our Consul-General to Egypt.
Oh, yes, he's a fine officer, isn't he?
One of our most promising young diplomats.
Oh, that's wonderful.
Du Brey...
Who's that?
Countess Eugenie de Montijo,
from Madrid.
She's very enthusiastic about the game.
Especially when young de Lesseps is playing.
The young man has a keen eye
for other things than a tennis ball.
See that Mr de Lesseps is invited
to my next reception.
Yes, Mr le Prsident.
And, of course, Countess...
what's her name, too.
Yes, Mr le Prsident.
Le Conte Hatzfeldt, Baron Dreissen.
Mr Franz Lizst.
Ah, Mr Lizst, I shall have the pleasure of
asking you to play later this evening.
It will be my honor, Mr le Prsident.
Let me help.
Ferdinand, you mustn't
It's your fault for looking so beautiful.
If you don't stop
I won't have any reputation left at all.
Why, haven't you already shocked half Paris
by riding astride?
That was different.
Oh, yes, I know you look very charming
in breeches.
Thank you.
Oh, Ferdinand.
There's a fortune teller.
And before the year is out...
you will be married for the fourth time.
Good evening, Eugenie. Isn't it marvelous?
My fourth marriage.
I've only just lost my second husband.
Louis, dear, your party is so different.
Only you would think of having
a fortune teller.
I'm glad you're enjoying yourself,
Duchess.
Oh, you haven't been presented.
Let me.
The Countess Eugenie de Montijo,
Mr le Prsident.
Mr le Prsident.
I had heard that the Countess de Montijo
was one of the most beautiful women in Paris.
Oh, really?
For once the gossips didn't exaggerate.
Thank you.
And this is Mr de Lesseps.
I have always had great respect
for your father.
I'm happy to meet his son.
Mr le Prsident is very kind.
May I have the pleasure of this waltz?
Oh... why, yes, of course.
Would you excuse us, please?
Don't they make a handsome pair?
Yes.
Mr le Prsident.
The British ambassador has just arrived.
Oh, yes. Du Brey has no manners.
He's always intruding.
Will you forgive me?
Of course, I understand.
May I hope for another dance?
With pleasure.
Monsieur le Marquis.
Ren, good evening, how are you?
Good evening, Eugenie.
Will the most beautiful woman not only in Paris
but in the entire world
honor me with this next dance?
Let's have our fortunes told instead.
He doesn't need his fortune told.
No?
He's already predicted
a most brilliant future for himself.
Oh, but what about my future?
That's easy.
We'll see what the swami has to say
about that.
Sahib, memsahib.
We'd like one of your best fortunes
for the young lady.
One of your very best for us now,
please.
The sand falls slowly.
I see difficulties.
Yes, I see a troubled life.
But a great one.
You will live a hundred years
and wear a crown.
Ren, she really believes the fortune.
Since you're being so generous,
you can tell mine.
The sand tells a strange story.
You shall dig ditches.
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