Madame de.--was a very elegant, dietingnieded end veledreted mamas,
seemingly destined te a deligdttnl, nnvemyliveted enietenve.
Probably nothing would have happened heb it net boon tar thene jewelo.--
It only theyweren¡¯tthe anon he b000 we tar our webbind.
What should I do?
It Mother were hero, she¡¯dtoll we tsr ours.
All of thiswon¡¯tget me 20,000 franca
I refuse to give up my furs.
I¡¯mtoo fond of them.
I¡¯llhave to dress simply for thin.
My God!
I¡¯venever needed it so much.
I like this one.
I¡¯drather die than give this ujr.
My cross?
No, I adore this cross.
I like these the least.
After all,thsb¡¯rsmiss. I Gas he mith them as I
In you go.
Louise.
Good luck. -Thanks, Nanny.
What about your broohtoutT
The countess is up early this msrsisp.
Ihihs¡¯tsleep swish.
Is the count awake? -He¡¯dhave rung.
Tell him I hod to go out. Ho oo vogue ou b000iblo.
Dear saint, please make him buy them. I mast terpet it.
Dmes.
Four cents.
-Mr.R¨¦my,please. -Yes, madame.
-Countess! -I must speak with you.
First, you must promise to toll so sue.
It¡¯syou ladies who bring us our gentlemen clients.
Dinorstisu in gaD at sur gretennisu.
I assumed as much.
Please sit down, madams.
The thing is...
I¡¯min debt. -You? In debt?
-You know I spend a great deal. -Everyone knewn tdet.
-Tee wnod. Eeoer tee wnod.
I¡¯min financial straits at the moment, and I thandht at nallind
these hiamand sarrinda.
You¡¯dknow their value better than onbono.
PoYionlorlb oinoo I cold thaw to your huoboud.
That¡¯sright.
Shouldn¡¯tyou be looking at tho oorringoT
You will buy them,won¡¯tyou?
I must think it over.
Think it over? But vent.
I need it right away.
JerOme!
My God! What¡¯sthe matter?
What is it? -?ssh!
But not for too long!
Do something!
What¡¯s happened?
This is terrible.
Drink this. You¡¯llfeel better.
How do you feel? -Hotter sew.
Of coursewe¡¯llcome to some orrosgomost.
Thouit¡¯soottlohT
Ct course, medeme. It¡¯ssettled.
Does this sum seem reeseseble?
I¡¯mhardly one to speak of reason.
But the nnm noomo oproooblo. Ito nettled.
-ThenI¡¯llhave it delivered¡ª -Tomorrow at 5:00.
Excuse me, but¡ª
It¡¯snone of my business, but what will you toll your huoboub?
I¡¯llthink of something. You can count on thot.
Home, gloono.
My earrings are gone!
Madamewasn¡¯t wearing tdew tdin eoening.
My earrings must have fallen off.
Youdidn¡¯thave them en tenight. I netioeh that earlier.
You¡¯remistaken. I chose them over the emereihe.
Yesoeslhs¡¯thove loot both et them.
You probably held them in your hand to put on in the oorriopo.
No,I¡¯maura.
Tell my wife thatI¡¯lllook in the carriage.
It¡¯sthis way, air.
-Well? -I¡¯mcoming
Hurry up!
-Let¡¯shave it. -Did you lose something?
My deer triesh mhet ere yes hsisg en elI tesre?
Looking for the 15,000 francs you roturnok to me.
You hiS return thom,hihu¡¯tyouL
I need just a bit more time. I¡¯vebeen in e ho.
Jnet en I thenbht.
-Good evening.We¡¯llmeet again soon. -Are you sure?
-Meroelene, inst it? -Meroelene.
Looking for something?
No, nothing.
My wife lost her earrings with the hiewesh heeds.
No!
Since she came to see you at istermieeies.--
she may hece lest them here.
Quiet!
Next timeI¡¯mnot getting up.
-Ican¡¯tbelieve it! -Perhaps in her room.
Good orb, mhot bob Inch! I noib on mnoh thin oPornoon.
The four of diamonds and two black oovono moon droot boo.
Don¡¯td¡ãma more shoot.
Ididn¡¯tthink it would happen this soon.
I ohonld hooo known!
Be quiet.
Her and her cards.
I said I wanted to question everyone.
Wdsrs era tde etdern? -Tdeq¡¯reqettinq sq.
I was hired to cook, not look for oorono.
Cowo.I¡¯llook her.
Who shall see you home? Marcel or I?
Porhoyo both. Wall?
-Nothing yet. -See you at theCaf¨¦Suglein?
So,we¡¯llbe hiniug at howe.
Why? All our friends are waiting.
Your enitere annoy we.
Each by himself is a bore. Together,they¡¯reisesttereble.
Gao oro/T
Mr. Psrsmkrs wishes me to ask you a qssstiss.
Ask swsy. I boo ysootioso.
He feels that while looking for those earrings,
geos his wits a rather ssglssssst stars.
-Meaning I suspected she stole them? -Iwouldn¡¯tpe thet tsr.
Gesh. ?sII him he nhsslh heos ohenes s Ieee sttrsotios wits,
and thatI¡¯veoften caught him looking at my wife,
yet surely he never enegeoteh her at theft.
General, as I was telling your wife,
youneedn¡¯twerry.
We¡¯llinvolve the police it necessary to get theee jewele book.
-Ploooo ho. Yes con oonnt on me.
THEFT AT THE THEATER
-Let¡¯shave that article -Yes, Father.
And the jewels
Get my hat
And my cane.
Coming, Father
Here, Father. -The bag.
This theft bseiseee is terrible. It ceslh rsis the shah.
Would you say hello to her for me?
Whot? You most od¡ã¡ãuloy?
The general can see no one. He hen a cery imyeHent meeting.
Whet I hece te nay in cery imyeHent tee.
-For you? -No, for him.
Very well. But he has to loooo by 8:FF.
-MrR¨¦my -Show him in.
Here to tempt me again?
No, General, I¡¯msorry to say.
I¡¯venever y005 is esoh on omirmorri...
What¡¯sthat?
---in such an awhmarh positian as I am at tha mamast.
I¡¯mafraid I have no time to share your diet roan.
I¡¯mafraid you muat.
Oh?
Before disturbing you...
You already have.
or, worse, wounhiud your yriho,
I must ask you¡ª
It¡¯sthe new 90mm.
I must ask for your utmost kiscrotisu.
Disorotisu too?
-It¡¯sabout the countess. -What?
She brosbht thooo to me hootorhob.
The earrings with the diamond heaTs.
Whete thetT
Icouldn¡¯tbelieveshe¡¯dsell them without your huewledde.
Sell them?
I thought that by buying them¡ª
Whet ore you uoyiug, Mr. Rbmy?
I thought I was doing both of you a tooor.
Idon¡¯ttallow.
I sometimes do favors for others,
bst I ovoid Iottisd others ho them tsr me.
A good policy.
This morning, when I heard talk ot robbery¡ª
Not another word.
You did me a favor indeed dd oomiud to ooo me immodiotold.
Come in.
And I should thank you.
Please send me your bill,
including, of course, ysur fime leaf dare fedey.
I insist.
I¡¯m sorry...
to sell you these earrings a second time.