Saratoga Page #4

Synopsis: Carol Clayton is the daughter of a horse breeder at Saratoga. Though engaged to wealthy Hartley Madison, and disgusted by bookie Duke Bradley, her father owes Bradley a lot of money and Bradley takes a shine to her.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Jack Conway
Production: MGM
 
IMDB:
6.6
PASSED
Year:
1937
92 min
163 Views


Leave him alone.

If you want to bet,

why not do it?

I told him that Mr. Madison

does not bet, but maybe I do.

- You're a charm.

- Do you want to take my bets?

If I brought the hip drome

a couple of times...

- Accept or not my bets?

- Yes, of course.

,Agree!

SPECIAL CAREERS:

110 pounds, wet track...

That's Fritzi's orita.

Mr. Duke has told you a joke.

Do you want to shut up?

You'll go crazy if you

keep working like that.

Belmont, Aquaduck and Maryland.

You have not rested from Saratoga.

Carry 115 pounds, that

means you will get 5...

Tell Mr. Bradley that I want to see him.

Right now.

You have an ink

stain on the cheek.

?And that?

Do not you want to be pretty for Mr.

Bradley?

?For what?

He is a real man.

If it was the right

color, I would marry him.

Ahead.

Good evening, Carol. I did not know

you were traveling on the train.

How long will your friends continue

to make fun of each other?

You will not have forgotten

what are these special trains?

It would continue all night long.

Why do not you go out

and have some fun?

I'm afraid that's

not my idea of fun.

I see.

- ? How is everything going?

- I can not complain.

No, I see no.

Do you know that I already

paid you 3,700 dollars?

3,750.

Well, if you continue with that

lucky streak, you will ruin me.

- Good luck, huh?

- What do you call it?

The correct word is work.

Hey, if the noise bothers you,

occupy my cabin in the next vag n.

- No thanks.

- I will not use it.

Rosetta, tell the waiter

to change the luggage.

S .

- And if they're playing, throw them out.

- Insurance.

- And do not play t.

- What are you saying, Mr. Duke!

- ? That's it?

- Yes.

Sorry.

Hello, Clayton is praying!

- Hi, Clipper.

- Look, we have another guest!

,Well done!

Thank you.

- Hello Carol.

- Good evening, Mrs. Kiffmeyer.

- Hi, Fritzi.

- Hi, Duke.

- Hi, Miss Clayton.

- Hello.

- Remember Hurley?

- How are you, Hurley?

- I'm glad to see you, Miss Clayton.

- Thank you.

I've been thinking a lot about

you since your father left us.

He also reminded them.

Hurley, I'm sure he

does not remember her.

Hello, Miss Clayton!

But if it's the child,

the little Katie!

It's Katie, but it's not a girl anymore.

Come on. Pearl!

Hello, Ms. Clayton.

Here is the last edition.

Pearl, how do you do it?

, Little angels! Can I take it?

Clear.

,Ms. Clayton, he's finally back!

Katie, be careful! Duke, c gelo.

Katie, you're going to drown me.

Come here and sit down.

- Take it from him, please.

- No, Duke, you do it very well.

Here, take it before it breaks.

No, stay with him.

I have another one here.

I do not understand this.

Look, he seems to like me.

Duke, give me 5 dollars.

- And t too.

- ? For what?

Dugan lost everything in Havre.

I would like to collaborate, Speed.

Great. Thank you.

Give them to me, please.

Come on, guys, the pasta.

Pearl, it will be better if you take it t.

Yes, of course.

It will be better if you take this one too.

, Sing with me!

Pay attention to me and

I'll tell you a story.

It is the story of a

horse and a madman.

It is a story of

sadness and problems

and how to lose a lot of pasta

by the snout of a hack from which

I have learned to distrust,

the horse of the eyes so adores.

The horse of the eyes so adores.

, We want Fritzi!

Let Fritzi sing!

, We want Fritzi!

Always entered only the goal,

but that fool did not

renounce his dreams.

He ran like a devil to pay,

but they tell me I was going

in the opposite direction.

I do not know because I

fainted and Elmer too.

The horse of the eyes so adores.

The horse of the eyes so adores.

, We want Bradley!

Let him sing Bradley!

, Get out of here!

Let him sing Bradley!

OK OK. You have wanted it.

When I trotted off to the track,

I limped and I had lumbago.

His neighing was a cough.

And when someone shouted:

", All van!",

he put on a horrible gesture of surprise

the horse of the eyes so adores.

The horse of the eyes so adores.

Let sing Oglethorpe!

- Let sing Oglethorpe!

- Look! Oh, it's Rossie!

, We want to...!

- Miss Carol, your bunk is ready.

- Thanks, Rossie.

- Come on, give him a little color.

- Mr. Duke, I can not.

- Let's go ahead.

- It's fine.

You already know

why I feel so sad.

I am poor since the

day I was born.

And the reason why I'm like that

is that men and horses

are not a good mix.

Accept advice, girls, and

be careful if you see

to the horse of the eyes so adores.

The horse of the eyes so adores.

, We want Cantor!

, We want Cantor!

- Well, I have to go. Goodnight.

- Wait, I'll join you.

Here you can work at your leisure.

The boys will not bother you.

Do you think I'm a snob, right?

No, I would not say that.

I know he thinks it.

But there are other things in

the world besides the races.

Yes, I suppose I do.

- You've never been to Europe?

- Do not.

I should know England.

Do you talk about Ascot,

Epson, New Marke?

It must be great.

No, I did not think about racing.

Of course not.

I should know those

English mansions.

For centuries they have

belonged to the same family.

You know, the tradition, the honor that

passes from parents to children...

Yes, like the purebloods.

Yes, good.

Have you ever looked at

an old painting and felt

what the artist wanted when he

painted it 400 years before?

Never.

I have learned a lot of things.

Do you know what he would like?

Rowing in the Tmesis.

With the moon shining among

the leaves of the trees.

Yes, I paddled once when I was child

in an Ohio swamp.

There are so many things

to see in the world

and so many wonderful

people to meet.

You know, I never understood you,

but now I see what you want.

- ? For real?

- Yes.

And I think I would like those

things if it were not such a fool.

It is not a fool.

He's smart, handsome...

- Stop joking.

- I am not kidding.

I'm really glad you think so.

It seems good that you

pursue your dreams.

I'm glad you understand.

Yes, but you never explained

it to me like that.

I know and I'm sorry.

Hey, I have an idea that would lead

the two of us to row to the Tmesis.

- Yes? What is he?

- Yes.

Where will you stay in Florida?

In the Central Park.

Go on, Duke.

When we arrive,

You call Madison and

tell him to come.

A word from you and it will come running.

Then, let him bet with me.

I will give you 20 percent.

You can pay me the farm right away.

- , Get out of here!

- ? What?

I say come out of here!

?What happens?

I thought you would

have a gram of decency.

Carol is orlando!

What's the matter, little one?

, I do not want to see that

cheat again in my life!

Carol is orlando!, My child!

- One moment, please.

- Hi, I know Madison.

Bradley.

What's he doing in New York?

- I came to see you.

- ? Really?

Yes, but it is more difficult to

enter here than in the White House.

- Excuse me for a moment?

- Yes, of course.

Follow.

"If the conditions are

satisfactory...".

I would pay 101 net with a one

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Anita Loos

Anita Loos (April 26, 1889 – August 18, 1981) was an American screenwriter, playwright and author, best known for her blockbuster comic novel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. She wrote film scripts from 1912, and became arguably the first-ever staff scriptwriter, when D.W. Griffith put her on the payroll at Triangle Film Corporation. She went on to write many of the Douglas Fairbanks films, as well as the stage adaptation of Colette’s Gigi. more…

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