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00:00:00.
00:00:03.
00:00:17Oh
00:00:47All right.
00:01:10Captain Orlok, we can't save the infantry.
00:01:14The commander general orders your retreat.
00:01:16They're caught in a trap.
00:01:18We've got to save them.
00:01:20Squadrons, for cavalry attack.
00:01:23Savers, out.
00:01:38The Lone Ranger.
00:01:39The Lone Ranger.
00:01:43The Lone Ranger.
00:01:58The Lone Ranger.
00:02:12The End
00:02:37The End
00:03:09The End
00:03:28Don't you worry about his vitality.
00:03:31The End
00:04:04He's perfectly marvelous, darling.
00:04:07Yes, yes, I know all about that.
00:04:10But what happened?
00:04:12He sneaked away from the tea and went to his apartment and...
00:04:16Adela, I merely asked you to make inquiries about Orloff's success with women.
00:04:22Not for a personal demonstration on my own wife.
00:04:26He made me do something that no man has ever been able to make me do before.
00:04:29I have infinite trust in you, Adela.
00:04:33Well, please tell me quickly.
00:04:35Oh, silly.
00:04:37He actually made me tell him, well, all sorts of things.
00:04:41Things I wouldn't even tell my hairdresser.
00:04:43He's that way with all the women I know, darling.
00:04:48The very man we need for the job.
00:04:56Send Captain Orloff in.
00:05:05How do you do?
00:05:06How do I do, Your Excellency?
00:05:14I understood you had met my wife.
00:05:16Your wife, sir?
00:05:18Nobody ever bothered to introduce us.
00:05:20And I did not tell him who I was.
00:05:23Discretion, Captain Orloff.
00:05:25It is a quality I'm looking for.
00:05:33Goodbye.
00:05:35Don't you dare attend.
00:05:37I will be caught marshal first.
00:05:39Colonel Varlan, chief of our secret service, is waiting for us.
00:05:58Colonel Varlan, this is Captain Orloff.
00:06:03May I ask your close attention to what I'm going to say?
00:06:06The situation in Romania is critical.
00:06:10Her neutrality is hanging in the balance.
00:06:13And she will go over to the enemy unless we can negotiate with her unmolested.
00:06:19All of our telegraphic and wireless communications with Romania are known immediately at enemy headquarters.
00:06:26Our codes are constantly intercepted.
00:06:29There is a dangerous enemy agent at work in Bucharest.
00:06:33And we need your help to find out who it is.
00:06:37Permit me, Your Excellency, but are you ordering me to go into Romania as a spy?
00:06:42Not ordering.
00:06:45Requested.
00:06:45The training of a spy was rather neglected in my military education, sir.
00:06:51I'm sorry.
00:06:52We're far from the Third Army, sir.
00:06:55Listen to this.
00:06:56Surprise attack, Hill 70, unsuccessful.
00:07:00Enemy apprised of preparations.
00:07:02Heavy losses.
00:07:03The enemy also was apprised of the attack which almost wiped out your regiment, Captain.
00:07:08It is costing us thousands of lives.
00:07:13If I accept, you will leave at once for Bucharest.
00:07:17We will send a wireless code dispatch to our ambassador there, announcing that you are arriving
00:07:24with a verbal message of the greatest importance.
00:07:28Uh, not written, you understand, but verbal.
00:07:32To be delivered to a French agent.
00:07:34Of course, this wireless will be known to the enemy at once, and every effort will be made
00:07:38to extract this message from you.
00:07:40But surely you must have men better qualified than I.
00:07:44Yes, plenty.
00:07:46Who can checkmate an entire regiment of men, but cannot necessarily outwit one woman.
00:07:54A woman?
00:07:55We believe so.
00:07:57Your record with both is enviable.
00:08:01But remember, many a great soldier has been defeated by a woman.
00:08:10I'll go.
00:08:12On one condition.
00:08:14I must have complete authority to handle matters in my own way.
00:08:19Agreed.
00:08:21Now, you will reveal the purpose of your mission only to our ambassador and no one else.
00:08:26Not even to Colonel Gorin, Chief of the Secret Service in Bucharest.
00:08:30You will report immediately to the ambassador the name of anyone who questions you about your
00:08:34mission.
00:08:35That's understood.
00:08:37Also, let me warn you, from the moment we send the wireless, the enemy will regard you
00:08:43as a spy.
00:08:44In a neutral country such as Romania, there is no authority for arresting foreign spies.
00:08:50So they are frequently disposed of in the customary way.
00:08:56What is the message?
00:08:58There is no message.
00:09:01What shall I say to the French agent?
00:09:03There is no French agent.
00:09:12You are the bait, Captain.
00:09:16When the shark is on the hook, we will pull the lion.
00:09:26Look here, Campbell.
00:09:27I'll have to explain something.
00:09:29I'm looking for a woman.
00:09:31You don't have to explain that to me, sir.
00:09:33But I do.
00:09:35I might need your help.
00:09:36You see, one way I have of identifying this woman is by her extreme curiosity.
00:09:42You are looking for all the women in the world.
00:09:45Therefore, Campbell, I must be amiable to all the suspiciously curious women.
00:09:49You understand?
00:09:51Amiable.
00:09:52Amiable.
00:09:53If there are too many suspicions for you to investigate personally, well, I can be very
00:10:02amiable by self.
00:10:22Campbell.
00:10:22Yes, sir.
00:10:28Might that be a suspicion, sir?
00:10:31I hope so.
00:10:35Campbell, with strength, is it crowded?
00:10:37No, sir.
00:10:38Thread your broom.
00:10:41And remember, Campbell, amiable.
00:10:50Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:10:52But there aren't any vacant compartments.
00:10:55Are there?
00:10:56I will be delighted to have you, sir, Brie, if you will.
00:10:59Oh, thank you.
00:11:00That's charming of you.
00:11:53I beg your pardon, but would you mind telling me what is the meaning of that?
00:11:58I hadn't the slightest idea, but I always collect all the books I find in guest rooms.
00:12:03See, it saves some other poor wretch from being bored to death over the weekend.
00:12:07A charming hobby.
00:12:08What else do you collect?
00:12:10Oh, anything interesting I can find.
00:12:13Have you any use for a young man?
00:12:15Very tame around the house.
00:12:18Tame?
00:12:18Oh, I should say not.
00:12:45Anything else?
00:12:46No, thanks.
00:12:48Are you sure you don't want this?
00:12:53It's your 14th olive.
00:13:00Oh, please.
00:13:02But it's a broken killing.
00:13:03Oh, but it has so many associations.
00:13:06The most amazing things in the world are found in ladies' handbags.
00:13:11Oh, what a horrible libel.
00:13:13I dare you to let me see yours.
00:13:19There.
00:13:23I congratulate you. It's a museum.
00:13:26Well, they're all things I need.
00:13:28Of course they are.
00:13:29For instance, how could you get along without this very superior turkey cigarette?
00:13:34Slightly fractured.
00:13:37Oh, not there. There's a perfectly good butter.
00:13:41What does it belong to?
00:13:43Well, I don't know offhand.
00:13:47One invaluable pocket guide.
00:13:50To Vienna.
00:13:54One small Japanese coin.
00:13:56Possibly count.
00:13:57Well, I might be carrying that as a lucky piece for all you know.
00:14:00Are you?
00:14:02Well, no.
00:14:05Ah, an earring.
00:14:07Actually, one whole earring.
00:14:09Well, you know, some women consider it very smart.
00:14:11Well, only one.
00:14:12Have you ever appeared in only one earring?
00:14:16Oh, please.
00:14:19Well, that's all in here.
00:14:23You are unfair with me.
00:14:25Of course.
00:14:28That's a secret.
00:14:30It takes strength to insist that I would like to know.
00:14:33It takes strength to refuse that I must.
00:14:40But why are you putting them back?
00:14:42They are no earthly good to you.
00:14:44Well, why should I throw them away after I've had them all these years?
00:14:46Besides, I like them.
00:14:49Ah, I hear.
00:14:52Here's something of some earthly good.
00:14:55May I?
00:14:56Well, of course.
00:14:58Russian Embassy vote tonight.
00:15:07How interesting.
00:15:09Yes?
00:15:10I expect to be there myself.
00:15:14Really?
00:15:15How interesting.
00:15:27Alma, won't you listen to me?
00:15:29I can't give you up.
00:15:30I love you.
00:15:31Yes, done, please.
00:15:33But you've changed so.
00:15:34Alma, don't you care for me even a little?
00:15:37Don't make a speech.
00:15:38You know very well I'm engaged to Colonel Goren.
00:15:40I can't listen to you.
00:15:41Alma.
00:15:43Shhh.
00:15:43Be watching us.
00:15:44Be careful.
00:15:46I've been looking for you, dear.
00:15:50Did you save a dance for me?
00:15:52How perfectly adorable.
00:15:55Dear Baroness Corrie, I haven't had a chance to congratulate you on your engagement.
00:15:59I'm so happy for you.
00:16:01Colonel Goren is such a handsome man.
00:16:04And you're a very clever woman.
00:16:07There'll be quite a few broken hearts, eh, Baroness?
00:16:09It's partly so.
00:16:11Are you going to be friends our guest of honour this evening and you all the other young men
00:16:15to see you, Madame David?
00:16:16I'm simply dying to meet this famous captain all off.
00:16:20Uh, do tell me, Colonel, what is he like?
00:16:22I haven't met him yet.
00:16:23Not yet?
00:16:24I suppose you knew everyone.
00:16:26What makes you think that I know everyone, Madame?
00:16:28Well, I, uh, I naturally assume that, uh, of course, how silly.
00:16:32Uh, he, uh, he's a fighting man.
00:16:34Uh, uh, congratulations, George.
00:16:37I told only the truth.
00:16:38I haven't heard him out.
00:16:40That's why your Excellency General Muric insisted that I reveal my mission only to you.
00:16:45Very, very wise.
00:16:47Now, I won't bother you with business any more often.
00:16:50I'm going to turn you over to these charming ladies at once.
00:16:55Or shall I say rather?
00:16:58Go on about your business, my boy?
00:17:01This is Countess Dorche, whom we'll say you met on the train.
00:17:04She's a charming girl, very charming, still.
00:17:07You are going to keep your eye on her?
00:17:08Rest assured, Your Excellency, I'm not going to lose sight of her.
00:17:14Captain, all off.
00:17:16Excuse me.
00:17:18Excuse me, please.
00:17:20Excuse me, please.
00:17:21Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.
00:17:27Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.
00:17:28Madam Lillis, may I present Captain Orlok?
00:17:30I'm delighted, Captain.
00:17:41My dear Captain, I've heard so much about your capturing that ferocious old general.
00:17:46Uh, do tell me, was he very cross?
00:17:48I was more surprised than he.
00:17:49I've heard so much about him.
00:17:49I've heard so much about him.
00:17:50I've heard so much about him.
00:17:54And I was so glad to see her.
00:17:56I mean him.
00:17:57That is, I wasn't sure he would be there.
00:17:59Ha-ha!
00:17:59Isn't that cute?
00:18:01Captain, may I have to sit down?
00:18:04Certainly.
00:18:06Captain Orlok seems to be an old friend of yours, Diana.
00:18:09Why, no, Alma, I, I'd scarcely know him.
00:18:12If you don't tell me, I shall suspect the worst.
00:18:14My dear, what possible interest could I have in him, just happening to meet him on the train?
00:18:19Yes, that's all.
00:18:21That's all.
00:18:22I might help you out.
00:18:23I'll go over and poison Madame Blynnis.
00:18:26Wait for me, dear.
00:18:29Dear Madame Blynnis, how is your rheumatism tonight?
00:18:33It's completely disappeared, my dear.
00:18:34How is your fiancé?
00:18:36Colonel Gorin has also completely disappeared.
00:18:39May I just send Captain Orlok?
00:18:41Baroness Corrie.
00:18:42Charmed, Baroness.
00:18:45Good evening, Madame Blynnis.
00:18:47Good evening.
00:18:48Pardon me, Countess, but you have lost an earring.
00:18:50I'm only wearing one tonight.
00:18:52I suppose that's the last word, Countess.
00:18:55No, but it gives me the last word.
00:18:57May I?
00:18:59Pardon.
00:19:08George, dear, I don't believe you've met Captain Orlok.
00:19:12Colonel Gorin.
00:19:13How do you do, Colonel?
00:19:14I'm glad to meet you, Captain.
00:19:16There's something I wish to say to you immediately.
00:19:18Tomorrow ahead?
00:19:19It's urgent, if you please.
00:19:28I assure you, Colonel, you need not concern yourself about me.
00:19:31While your mission has not yet been confided to me,
00:19:34I am told the message is highly important.
00:19:36Naturally, I must see that you are fully protected in the course of delivering it.
00:19:39I won't have any difficulty delivering this message.
00:19:42You have no experience, Captain.
00:19:45You are in far greater danger here than you ever were on the battlefield.
00:19:48Two of my best men will guard you.
00:19:50I appreciate your kindness, Colonel, but I think we will dispense to the guards.
00:19:54That is for me to say.
00:19:55On the contrary, it is for me to say.
00:19:58You seem to forget that I am the head of our secret service here in Bucharest.
00:20:01You are under my orders here.
00:20:03I am under nobody's orders here.
00:20:05You are making a great mistake, Captain Harlow.
00:20:08I am such an inexperienced man, sir.
00:20:11You could scarcely expect me not to make mistakes.
00:20:20It's nice of you to remember our dance.
00:20:24Is anything in the world more alluring than Gardinia Perthian?
00:20:28It suits you first.
00:20:42Ah, madam, please.
00:20:44Is there anything in the world?
00:20:51. . . . . .
00:20:55Oh
00:20:56Thank you
00:21:01It'll only take me a minute now be as good as new you may not believe it, but I'll be
00:21:06as good as new
00:21:18Oh
00:21:18Is anything in the world as a looting as?
00:21:26French war you don't care to down captain you know it being a cavalry officer you probably don't even like
00:21:34women
00:21:35Horses are such faithful animals
00:21:38But they can't don't know you should see mine walk me around it's an eye a park
00:21:45Say Tuesday. I
00:21:47Warn you you'll see everyone
00:21:58So your name's Natalie, eh, I once knew a girl named
00:22:04Oh, never mind. They say captain Orloff is quite a ladies man. Oh, he isn't the only one
00:22:18Gamble
00:22:19Excuse me
00:22:24Is barnes Corrie's maid here?
00:22:27Natalie?
00:22:28She is sir
00:22:29Suspiciously nice. She's the one I was just investigating
00:22:33I have made an important discovery the barnes Corrie does not use perfume. No perfume sir
00:22:38I'm interested in knowing why and whether she has ever used it our nose around her
00:22:44Find out without arousing suspicions. You think you can handle that to me. I hate to brag sir
00:22:50Leave it to me
00:22:56Diana darling, I'm furious George gets more and more impossible every day
00:23:03He's now compelled me to dismiss Natalie your maid why he has the perfect name your suspicion
00:23:09He just trust her I suppose you don't need a good maid
00:23:13But if I take her won't George be suspicious of me, too
00:23:16You haven't anything to conceal have you only my age
00:23:20I'll be delighted to take her Alma. I'm so glad
00:23:26Lieutenant a lady would like to see you in the garden
00:23:29Excuse me counters
00:23:43Is there anything in the world as enduring as the perfume of
00:23:48Lobster Senador? No
00:23:51Nor as divine us a little chat on the terrace
00:24:04So you are the famous Captain Orlop and you the Count of Storchus
00:24:09And you the Count of Storchus
00:24:10Why didn't you tell me?
00:24:11Why didn't you show me the paper you hid?
00:24:14Are you going to stay long in Bucharest Captain?
00:24:17That depends
00:24:19Until you find out about that paper?
00:24:21It won't be my fault if I don't
00:24:23Shall we dance?
00:24:25Strange how fate is playing with you two
00:24:28First the train
00:24:30Now here
00:24:31Next
00:24:40You know
00:24:40I think
00:24:41You know
00:24:41And
00:24:41You know
00:25:02a
00:25:03Just a few moments ago, I danced with him.
00:25:06I did too.
00:25:08He must have had an enemy.
00:25:10Or a friend.
00:25:35Oh, what a horrible night.
00:25:37First that poor young lieutenant, and then I was obliged to dismiss my chauffeur for the evening.
00:25:41The unfortunate man has just had twins.
00:25:43Uh, that is, his wife has.
00:25:46How surprisingly generous.
00:25:48Well, good night.
00:25:50Uh, fancy you're living at the same hotel.
00:25:52And just next door.
00:25:54That makes me feel so safe.
00:25:56You are safe, I assure you.
00:25:58Good night.
00:26:02My dear, dear captain.
00:26:37Hello.
00:26:59You are welcome.
00:27:02Thank you, Sir.
00:27:18Ah, Gamble, someone has been in this room.
00:27:22Keep a sharp lookout from now on.
00:27:25Did you find out from her about the perfume?
00:27:28Oh, yes, sir.
00:27:30Up until a year ago, Baroness Corrie simply bathed herself in perfume, as you might say, sir.
00:27:39A good night's work, Gamble.
00:27:42A very good night's work, sir.
00:27:44And I can say so without flattering myself.
00:27:50Here is a list of names.
00:27:52Whenever any of these ladies go, I'm always in.
00:27:58Uh, see who that is.
00:28:05Has Captain Orloff retired yet?
00:28:07Who's I say wants to see him, ma'am?
00:28:09His nearest neighbor, Madame Linus.
00:28:20Come right in, ma'am.
00:28:22Oh, hello.
00:28:23You know, I thought after you left me that I should have asked you in for a nightcap.
00:28:26I'm so glad it's not too late.
00:28:27But it is late, Madame Linus, very late.
00:28:30I wouldn't dream of keeping you from your beauty sleep.
00:28:33Not that you need it, of course.
00:28:34But you need something to relax you, my dear.
00:28:37Now, you might just as well say you join me, because I'm prepared to stay here.
00:28:41Until you do.
00:28:43You make it impossible for me to refuse, Madame Blaney.
00:28:47I will be delighted.
00:28:48You won't regret it, I assure you.
00:28:50We'll have such a cozy little time, and you don't have to talk, you know.
00:28:53You don't have to say one single word.
00:28:57Captain Orloff, how does it feel to be a hero?
00:29:02I'm just finding out.
00:29:13And what did you find out?
00:29:14You look as though your first night had been a very trying one.
00:29:17It was.
00:29:18Bucharest has more than its share of lovely ladies.
00:29:20You mean more than its share of lovely spies.
00:29:23We invited every woman who might be suspected.
00:29:25Tell me.
00:29:27Well, the Countess Dorchy wears but one earring.
00:29:31One earring?
00:29:31And the Baroness Corrie no longer uses perfume.
00:29:34No longer uses perfume.
00:29:37How about Madame Blinis?
00:29:41Perfectly charming.
00:29:43Unfortunately, she likes her nightcap.
00:29:46Earrings, perfume, nightcaps.
00:29:48I give up.
00:29:50What's so important about them?
00:29:52Your excellency.
00:29:53There is nothing so important as a thing that is not important.
00:29:57Naturally.
00:29:58When we are speaking about women, how about the rest?
00:30:01Your excellency give me time.
00:30:07We can't give you time.
00:30:09You can't spare a minute.
00:30:11Remember, everything depends on finding that woman.
00:30:39Have you seen Diana recently?
00:30:41Not recently.
00:30:42She doesn't show the slightest interest in me.
00:30:45But you seem delighted.
00:30:46Oh, I wasn't thinking of what I was saying.
00:30:49I was admiring my own excellent taste.
00:30:52If I had my way, no other woman in the world would be allowed to wear gardenias with you.
00:31:03Oh, Captain Orloff, I simply must thank you this minute for the beautiful gardenias you sent me.
00:31:09It's so like you to realize the gardenias are my flower.
00:31:22Good morning, Madame Blinitz.
00:31:25Good morning, Baron.
00:31:27I didn't recognize you in riding clothes.
00:31:29So few women really wear them well.
00:31:32Go ahead, you two-luck.
00:31:36Are you going to punish me for my florist's mistake?
00:31:40That you'll find out.
00:32:00You seem alarmingly business-like.
00:32:03You can't be doing this for pleasure.
00:32:06For my hips.
00:32:08But there is nothing the matter with your hips.
00:32:10There must be.
00:32:11Because there's nothing the matter with any of the rest of me.
00:32:14And do you pay any attention to me?
00:32:15You do not.
00:32:16Do you ever speak to me when I telephone?
00:32:19Do you ever wear flowers I send?
00:32:21You do not.
00:32:22Me wear a badge.
00:32:23And I've always hated belonging to women's organizations.
00:32:28Diana.
00:32:31Diana, can't you realize I must at least be polite to the women who are gracious to me?
00:32:35But why bother to defend yourself to me?
00:32:38Because if any of these women meant any more to me than the rest,
00:32:41would I be saying the same things to them?
00:32:44And sending them the same flowers?
00:32:45Oh, so you do send us all the same flowers.
00:32:48No, I send you lilies of the valley.
00:32:50And they're out of season, too.
00:32:53Oh, but so fragrant.
00:33:23And they're out of season, too.
00:33:24And they're out of season, too.
00:33:24And they're out of season, too.
00:33:24And they're out of season, too.
00:33:24And they're out of season, too.
00:33:26And they're out of season, too.
00:33:27And they're out of season, too.
00:33:28And they're out of season, too.
00:33:29And they're out of season, too.
00:33:36Do you realize it's nearly two weeks since the train was so crowded?
00:33:42How time flies. We're almost strangers.
00:33:45I remember every minute of it.
00:33:48For instance?
00:33:50For instance, there was a little piece of paper you refused to show me.
00:33:55Still curious?
00:33:56I am.
00:33:57What would you do if I never tell you?
00:34:03The same thing I'm going to do if you do tell.
00:34:07Well, you leave me no choice.
00:34:09It had something to do with the sins and wounds.
00:34:13Charming. I'm listening.
00:34:16Well, relax.
00:34:17You see, it was really a very big bill for stockings and...
00:34:22And?
00:34:24And little pink, blue, white, black, and...
00:34:30And?
00:34:32And dozens of unmentionables.
00:34:34Dozens?
00:34:35There you are. You're horrified.
00:34:37And I didn't want you to get the impression that I was extravagant.
00:34:40Well, not right at the very first.
00:34:43Why not?
00:34:48Well, I...
00:34:52I...
00:34:52I...
00:35:04I knew it was going to happen.
00:35:06I knew it the minute I saw you on the train.
00:35:08How did you know?
00:35:09Because, darling, my very first impulse was to look in my mirror to see if my nose was shining.
00:35:15That's bad.
00:35:16I remember you opening yourself on the station platform.
00:35:28Ivan, I have no business loving you.
00:35:31Why?
00:35:32Well, it means I shall be prying you away from other women all the rest of my life.
00:35:37I have no business loving you either.
00:35:40But do tell me some more about you and unmentionables.
00:35:44Oh, now, that's my cue to say something naughty and amusing.
00:35:48But, darling, I've completely lost my sense of humor.
00:35:50I have two.
00:35:51Are we going to say all these stupid old things to each other?
00:35:54You start.
00:35:57Darling, you are the only woman I have ever...
00:36:01Wait a minute.
00:36:02Well, I will still have some sense left.
00:36:05How about dinner tonight?
00:36:06Seven o'clock.
00:36:08Do go ahead.
00:36:09All alone?
00:36:10All alone.
00:36:11Darling, you are the only woman I ever...
00:36:14Will you go ahead?
00:36:16But what shall I order?
00:36:18I'll leave it.
00:36:19Just, darling.
00:36:21Please, go ahead.
00:36:24I ever love.
00:36:45Come in.
00:36:52Have you seen Gamble anywhere?
00:36:53Not since Tuesday night.
00:36:55I'm sorry to say.
00:37:06Not trying to avoid me, are you, you bad boy?
00:37:10Madam Blinnis.
00:37:12Aren't you glad to see me?
00:37:17Well, Ivan, what's the matter?
00:37:20Aren't you afraid you might be compromised?
00:37:23With you, precious?
00:37:25No.
00:37:26Madam Blinnis.
00:37:27You don't understand.
00:37:34I hope you will pardon my intrusion.
00:37:37But, Helena.
00:37:41I have had a devilish time dressing.
00:37:49Where have you been?
00:37:51Investigating, sir.
00:37:52Another I'd had?
00:37:53No, sir.
00:37:54Natalie.
00:37:55A terribly hard girl to investigate.
00:38:10Why are you looking at me like that?
00:38:12I didn't know you were investigating her.
00:38:16What the devil do you mean?
00:38:17Nothing, sir.
00:38:19Only there's lipstick on you.
00:38:21As you might say, sir.
00:38:23It's all right.
00:38:32Ambassador is giving tea tomorrow at 4.
00:38:35Yes, sir.
00:38:36I'll have your things ready.
00:38:37And be sure about it this time.
00:38:48And have my dinner jacket pressed.
00:38:50You are getting so careless, I have a mind to discharge you.
00:38:55Oh, sir.
00:38:57Give me that letter.
00:38:59What letter?
00:39:00The letter you brought from a French officer.
00:39:02Why, I...
00:39:03It was here somewhere.
00:39:04Where have you put it?
00:39:07Didn't I give it to you, sir?
00:39:09Oh, I must have put it in one of my suits.
00:39:12When you come back, look through all my clothes, find it.
00:39:15Now go down and attend to those errands.
00:39:17Oh, yes, sir.
00:39:19Gamble, Countess Dorchy is on her way here for dinner.
00:39:22You must stop her.
00:39:24Stop her?
00:39:24Where else, sir?
00:39:25Downstairs in the lobby.
00:39:27Tell her something very important has delayed you.
00:39:29I'll call her at home, later.
00:39:31Yes, sir.
00:39:38Alma!
00:39:40How nice to see you.
00:39:42I have come to punish you for your impertinence.
00:39:44You are already punishing me by not wearing my flowers.
00:39:48I hope you will feel more forgiving after the dinner.
00:39:52How do you know, uh, I'm going to dine with you?
00:39:56Well, aren't you?
00:40:00I have already ordered that I will tell them to make it service for two.
00:40:10Room service, please.
00:40:13Captain Orlov speaking.
00:40:16Very well.
00:40:17I'll tell him.
00:40:20The waiter is on the way up now.
00:40:22Oh, perhaps I'd better, uh, don't you think...
00:40:25By all means.
00:40:26And I will get rid of the waiter.
00:40:34Good evening, sir.
00:40:35Good evening.
00:40:39Uh, will you please make this service for two?
00:40:42Uh, but, but, but, sir...
00:40:44Yes, yes.
00:40:44For two.
00:40:45For two.
00:40:47Oh, for two.
00:40:49For two.
00:40:50And have you everything quite as I ordered?
00:40:52Yes, sir.
00:41:05Uh, let me see.
00:41:07Hordeauvers.
00:41:09Consommet.
00:41:10Filet de salt.
00:41:12Ross Duckling.
00:41:13Excellent.
00:41:15Medoc.
00:41:16Oh, yes.
00:41:18Oh, yes.
00:41:19Oh, yes.
00:41:20Uh, and do all.
00:41:26Oh, yes.
00:41:26Just to prove that you're forgiven.
00:41:29I knew you didn't come to punish me.
00:41:33How could I waste the evening trying to punish you?
00:41:36Well, this is the first chance we've had to be alone.
00:41:39I hope I don't disappoint you.
00:41:44Ivan...
00:41:44You do.
00:41:46The knife is still young, my dear.
00:42:04Don't forget. I'm a plant.
00:42:07Here now, Miss. You can't be interested in an old wreck like me.
00:42:11Oh, Mr. Bravo.
00:42:12You are just looking more masculine.
00:42:57Oh, Mr. Bravo.
00:42:57You are just looking more masculine.
00:42:59You're just looking more feminine.
00:42:59What?
00:43:07Yes, sir.
00:43:21Oh, Ivan, you're more than living up to expectations.
00:43:30Well, Diana, this is a surprise.
00:43:35Yes, isn't it?
00:43:37I'm sorry I didn't hear you not come to Storchitz.
00:43:40Well, I thought you were alone.
00:43:43It's so charming of you to come in like this.
00:43:46I don't think it's charming at all.
00:43:48If George should ever find out I will hear, he'd become so jealous, so furious.
00:43:53He won't find out from me, Alma.
00:43:55I don't give people away, no matter how much they deserve it.
00:44:00In this case, no one deserves it, I assure you.
00:44:04You know, you should realize that, my dear.
00:44:07I'm sure you'll find I was just as irresistible as I do.
00:44:10Would I be leaving Bucharest if I did?
00:44:13Are you going to wait?
00:44:14Yes, I came to say goodbye.
00:44:16I happen to be in the hotel, and it is rather unexpected as it is.
00:44:20Yes, quite unexpected.
00:44:23I'm leaving tomorrow.
00:44:27Something has just come up.
00:44:29Oh, a very unimportant little matter, but you should celebrate your last night in Bucharest, my dear.
00:44:38Won't you join us in a cocktail?
00:44:40Indeed, yes, since you were kind enough to make this fair bear visit.
00:44:45Thanks, I'd love a cocktail.
00:45:00A safe journey, Diana, and I hope it's as pleasant as your last.
00:45:26No, I really must be going.
00:45:41Goodbye, Captain Orloff.
00:45:44Goodbye, Count of God.
00:45:45I shall make every effort to see you again before you go.
00:45:48I'm sure you don't mean that.
00:45:50Please.
00:45:55So few of us ever do mean what we say.
00:46:00Myself included.
00:46:11Ivan, get my things.
00:46:15Why Alma?
00:46:17I'm worried.
00:46:18I'm afraid Diana might tell George.
00:46:21But surely you don't think.
00:46:23Strange that she should have come here.
00:46:27Many strange things happen.
00:47:05Gamble, I could kill you.
00:47:07Oh, sir.
00:47:08I'm going to count as door to you.
00:47:10I'll return as quickly as possible.
00:47:12Yes, sir.
00:47:13Something very important has happened.
00:47:14Don't leave their help.
00:47:15No, sir.
00:47:21Three, two, four, eight.
00:47:29Hello.
00:47:30Natalie, don't let anyone know who's speaking to me.
00:47:34Listen carefully.
00:47:35I believe Captain Orloff is on his way to see Countess Dolce.
00:47:39I want you to listen to every word they say.
00:47:42Oh, yes.
00:47:43I understand.
00:47:45Thanks so much.
00:48:04Oh, Natalie, who was there?
00:48:06The poor honey lady about the luggage.
00:48:08Oh.
00:48:32Who's there?
00:48:33No, it's not the perfect.
00:48:36Honey.
00:48:38I can't see that.
00:48:40I won't see that.
00:48:44You can't see that.
00:48:49Ah.
00:48:50I can't.
00:48:52Stop saying that.
00:48:54I can't.
00:48:56You can't see that.
00:48:57I can't see that.
00:49:01There is nothing.
00:49:02I can't see that.
00:50:04I'm not at home to Captain Horloff.
00:50:06Oh, that's all, Natalie.
00:50:09Well, I'm not the only one to intrude tonight.
00:50:11It's the only way to make you listen to me, Diana.
00:50:14I listened to you once today.
00:50:16I regret that enough without repeating the experience.
00:50:18Please, let me explain.
00:50:20Oh, I know.
00:50:24That covers a multitude of sins.
00:50:26I'm not trying to cover up, Diana.
00:50:28What you do is no longer any affair of mine.
00:50:31But you can't dismiss what there is between us so lightly.
00:50:34Alma, I can dismiss her very lightly, I assure you.
00:50:37Listen, Fairleigh.
00:50:39What I did tonight, I did because I had to do it.
00:50:42It was my duty.
00:50:43Your duty?
00:50:45Apparently, you really believe I have no sense.
00:50:47I'm asking you to trust me.
00:50:49You cheapen me in front of another woman.
00:50:51You excuse yourself with vague talk of duty.
00:50:54And then you expect me to trust you.
00:50:55I do.
00:50:58When I was hurting you tonight, I...
00:51:01Then why did you do it?
00:51:03I told you.
00:51:05You haven't told me.
00:51:12Ivan.
00:51:16What is your mission here?
00:51:24Well?
00:51:28Why did you ask me that?
00:51:29Because I love you.
00:51:31And I love you.
00:51:33Then tell me.
00:51:34After I have accomplished it.
00:51:36It may be only a few days.
00:51:38Well, I shan't be in Bucharest, then.
00:51:40Diana, I don't ask you to understand.
00:51:43But don't go away like this.
00:51:46Oh, Ivan, I want to believe you.
00:51:48But I'm not a saint.
00:51:49I'm a woman, and I love you.
00:51:51And I'm jealous of you.
00:51:53I...
00:51:53I'm jealous of you.
00:52:18I want to check.
00:52:23Oh, darling, let's not argue.
00:52:25I promise to forget all about this silly mission of yours
00:52:28the moment you've told me.
00:52:30The moment I understand why I have...
00:52:33I cannot tell you.
00:52:36I cannot tell you.
00:52:57It's for you.
00:53:01Captain, Captain, Captain, no!
00:53:04Gamble? Yes.
00:53:06What is it?
00:53:07Very...
00:53:09Danger.
00:53:11Danger.
00:53:14Gamble?
00:53:15Gamble?
00:53:19Operator.
00:53:20Operator.
00:53:21Go right way to room 325.
00:53:24Something has happened there.
00:53:26What's wrong?
00:53:28I don't know.
00:53:31I shall get in touch with you later.
00:53:42And for nearly an hour she kept on trying to get him to tell her.
00:53:47Are you sure that's all he said to her, Natalie?
00:53:49That's all I heard, Alma.
00:53:52Then there's only one thing left to do.
00:53:55Go to Colonel Goran and tell him what you've heard.
00:53:59When?
00:54:00Now.
00:54:01Gamble was more a friend than a servant.
00:54:04Don't you think, Captain, that his unfortunate death indicates how close you are to the solution?
00:54:08I don't know it yet.
00:54:10But tell me.
00:54:11Hasn't anyone questioned you about your mission recently?
00:54:15No, Excellency. No one.
00:54:17You are sure?
00:54:18Yes.
00:54:20I am sorry, Orloth.
00:54:24I hope, sir, that you trust me now.
00:54:27May I return to the employer of the Baroness?
00:54:30Yes, you may.
00:54:32But in the meantime, you are to give these men full information to assist them in shadowing Counter-Starchie.
00:54:38Yes, sir.
00:54:39That's all.
00:54:42Cover Counter-Starchie at once.
00:54:44Don't let her get out of your sight.
00:54:45If she attempts to leave the city, proceed in the customary way.
00:54:52Yes, sir.
00:54:55I demand an explanation.
00:54:57Wait, Orloth.
00:54:58I had to disclose your mission to Colonel Gorin.
00:55:00I judge that Captain Orloth did not come to tell you of Counter-Starchie's efforts to get secret information from
00:55:07him.
00:55:09You are interfering with my plans.
00:55:11Do you deny that she questioned you?
00:55:13I don't deny anything.
00:55:15Why didn't you tell me, Orloth?
00:55:16I don't believe she's guilty right now.
00:55:18Ha!
00:55:19She took you in with the oldest trick in the world, pretending love and jealous.
00:55:23Surely, my friend, an enemy's agent would work exactly in that way.
00:55:26Even if she were an enemy's agent, I'd have full authority from headquarters to conduct this mission in my own
00:55:31way without interference.
00:55:33Colonel Gorin, you will recall your men at once.
00:55:35You have failed in your duty, and I am quite sure St. Petersburg will not uphold your authority.
00:55:40My authority is still in force.
00:55:42Colonel Gorin, I demand that you withdraw your orders.
00:55:45If any harm comes to Diana Dorci, you will answer to me.
00:55:49Ivan, you have no right to take this attitude.
00:55:51Captain Orloth, I notify you formally that I am going to perform my duty.
00:56:03Is Natalie's war the only proof you have against Diana Dorci?
00:56:07That is all.
00:56:08It came quite unexpectedly.
00:56:09I see.
00:56:10And quite unexpectedly, she is returning to the Baroness.
00:56:15I wonder if she ever left her service.
00:56:17Well?
00:56:20I suppose the only way I can prove to Gorin that Diana is innocent is to produce the real spy.
00:56:28That would be quite convincing if you could.
00:56:30Then you won't object to my warning, Diana?
00:56:413248.
00:56:41Do you think you can?
00:56:43I'll try.
00:56:44And Gorin is going to assist me, but he doesn't know it yet.
00:56:53Diana, I want to warn you.
00:56:55Warn me of what?
00:56:57You are in danger.
00:56:58I must insist that you don't leave your house.
00:57:00What nonsense, in danger?
00:57:02You are being shadowed.
00:57:04Shadowed?
00:57:05You might be killed.
00:57:07Might be killed?
00:57:08Ivan, you're precious.
00:57:10Please believe me, Diana.
00:57:12I forbid you to leave your house until I get there.
00:57:14I'm leaving Bucharest on the 11 o'clock train.
00:57:18Diana!
00:57:43I beg your pardon, your chair.
00:57:46Excellency, will you kindly take care of this for me and excuse us now?
00:57:51Certainly, my friend.
00:57:55So you think I am infatuated with Diana Dorchy?
00:57:59Only that can excuse your actions.
00:58:01I am not infatuated with her.
00:58:03I never have been.
00:58:04Your attitude points quite to the contrary.
00:58:07I regret that I have used Countess Dorchy to mislead you.
00:58:11I did it to shield the woman I really love.
00:58:14Who is this woman?
00:58:15I would prefer that it came from the lady herself.
00:58:18But if you insist, I am leaving for St. Petersburg tonight with Baroness Corrie.
00:58:24You're lying.
00:58:25We made all arrangements.
00:58:27She dined with me last night, alone.
00:58:29All right, you'll prove that or...
00:58:32Quite right.
00:58:33Shall we see the Baroness?
00:58:34At once.
00:59:01Captain Arnold, Colonel Gorin.
00:59:03Captain Arnold, Colonel Gorin.
00:59:13Captain Arnold.
00:59:14How delightful to see you both together?
00:59:16I am sorry, Alma, but everything is fair in love and war.
00:59:20I have had to tell Colonel Gorin what you have been clever enough to consider.
00:59:48He told me everything are you going to st. Petersburg with all of I'm sure you
00:59:54will prefer it with me over it will be more comfortable and safer rather I'd be
01:00:02a fool to expect any mercy from you now that you know it's hard for me to believe
01:00:09it of you I've been suspicious but what made you the head of the secret service
01:00:15must suspect everyone 723 723 and I thought it was going on forever you
01:00:23would have gone on pretending to care for me if I hadn't found out what is my
01:00:31work to do with this it's a very personal matter for him if I'd let
01:00:35personal matter stand in the way of my work I'd have faced a firing squad long
01:00:39ago or what yes I know a little about George's customary way oh I've been
01:00:46through your papers too many times for you to deny it what how do you think I got
01:00:50my information you don't talk in your sleep you are the enemy spy
01:01:06you said you told him to make it more convincing I let you tell him
01:01:20and I did like a fool how did you find me out a beautiful woman will stop using
01:01:26perfume only to put her enemies off the fence this means my resignation after I have dealt with you
01:01:39I have no choice it is the end you forget I still have the authority armor goes with
01:01:48me to St. Petersburg you're both wrong gentlemen don't move if you please your arms
01:02:04of course you know the result of interference yes I've seen it already with gamble however we might
01:02:10bargain or let's say your message to the French agent you seem to have a slight
01:02:16advantage we might bargain all off isn't one traitor enough my life to me is very
01:02:23precious darling it's the only one I have but assurance have I that you will keep the
01:02:30bargain and how do I know that you'll give me the real message my wife as a soldier
01:02:35hmm well you may have the same from me very well there is no message I didn't expect
01:02:45the truth but you have chosen a bad time to lie any last request gentlemen yes
01:02:53will you please thank the ambassador for his timely answer to my nose
01:03:15your excellency colonel goreng agrees that the baroness leaves with me under special gas for
01:03:22St. Petersburg
01:03:33now remember Ivan you promised no more women diplomatically or otherwise exit the women
01:03:45not trying to avoid me are you you bad boy isn't this the most fortunate thing we'll have the
01:03:53coziest time all the way to St. Petersburg won't we dear
01:03:58you
01:04:01you
01:04:02you
01:04:02you
01:04:08you
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